New Sponsors
January 27, 2025
The Eastlake Cricket Club (ECC) has secured a number of new club sponsors throughout the course of the 2024/25 season.
The ECC would like to thank each of these sponsors for their commitment to supporting our club, which is the oldest sporting club in Canberra (established in 1922).
The ECC looks forward to these relationships continuing into next season and beyond.
If you have an interest in becoming a sponsor of the ECC, please make contact with us by clicking here.
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May 21, 2026
Former Eastlake Cricket Club (ECC) player, Sean Finn (“Finny”) has, unfortunately, been diagnosed with cancer and is going through a very tough time. As those who have encountered him know, “Finny” is super enthusiastic, generous and a bit quirky! Having played a little bit with Eastlake’s predecessor club, Easts, in the late 1970s/early 80s, he returned and played 65 matches for us between 2012 and 2017, all in fifth grade. He captained the team for two seasons which included taking them to the grand-final in the 2014/15 season. After finishing up as fifth-grade captain, he then took on a role supporting the first-grade team, as well as helping out with training. His printing business, Brindabella Print (which he ran out of his garage), also sponsored the ECC and it is still a sponsor of Cricket ACT. Even if you don’t know “Finny”, all players would be aware of one of the products of his printing business, the Finny’s scorebook. Sean recognised shortcomings with other available scorebooks and created a much improved product that is used exclusively by Cricket ACT, as well as further afield. Those that saw Finny at the recent Cricket ACT presentation dinner encountered the same effervescent, positive person he has always been, but unfortunately that belied his real situation. To help him along financially, a GoFundMe page has been set up. If you wish to, please contribute whatever you feel is appropriate. Every little bit will help. Here is the link to the page: https://www.gofundme.com/f/finnys-go-fund-me

March 10, 2026
Booking s are about to close for the Eastlake Cricket Club (ECC) season 2025/26 Presentation Night. The event will be held at the Eastlake Football Club (ECC major sponsor) in Griffith at 6.30pm on Saturday, 28 March. Join us for a special evening as the ECC celebrates the season with players, supporters, families, club members and sponsors. Presentation Night is an opportunity to recognise the dedication, achievements and unforgettable moments from another fantastic season. From team performances to individual excellence, we’ll honour the players and volunteers who made this season so memorable. Whether you’re a player, supporter or part of the Eastlake cricket community, this is an excellent opportunity to come together, celebrate and reflect on the 2025/26 season. Tickets are $60 each, which includes a two-course dinner. If you haven’t yet booked your ticket to the ECC Presentation Night, you can do this by clicking here: https://ticketwave.com.au/event/eastlake-cricket-club-2025-26-presentation-night/ Bookings for the event close on Friday, 13 March.

February 28, 2026
Congratulations to the Eastlake Cricket Club (ECC) Masters players who have been selected to represent Australia in upcoming international competitions. Following a successful Australian National Championships over-65 tournament in New Zealand in November, where the ACT finished fourth, ECC players Kevin Rosenbaum and Mark Campbell were selected in the Australia A squad to play in Queensland in June. Kevin has been rewarded for being the equal-highest wicket-taker in division one of the national championships, while Mark batted well at number three. Also from that same ACT side, another Eastlaker, Lal Wijesiriwardana, will be playing in the same competition in Queensland in June, representing Sri Lanka. In the over-55 national championships, Paul Bennett played in his first ACT representative squad match, helping the team to finish a credible sixth in division one. Making two half-centuries and being the top run-scorer for the side, Paul has been selected to represent the full Australian over-55 squad to tour South Africa in March. This tour includes the first ever Masters Test match – to be played over three days – and an international one-day series with eight countries competing. It is fantastic to see ECC players performing at the highest levels in Masters cricket. Anyone who is aged 40 or above can play in the Masters competition, so the club would love to see/hear from anyone who has an interest in playing Masters, in what is now a very competitive competition which includes regional teams.

