For more than a century and a half, cricket in Yackandandah has been played by neighbours, taught by parents, and watched from the same hill each summer.
The club was established in 1859 on ground cleared by hand, and has fielded a side almost every season since — through droughts, war years and generations of the same families. Today Yackandandah is affiliated with Cricket Albury Wodonga and runs senior, junior and entry-level cricket side by side.
Cricket is played on ground cleared by hand at the edge of town, and the club takes its name from it.
Locals fund and build the timber pavilion that still overlooks the ground today.
Formal junior teams begin, opening the club to a new generation of players.
The latest flag in a long run of senior and junior success in Cricket Albury Wodonga.
The club exists for the town. Every season is run by members who give their time freely.
We play hard and fair, and we expect the same standard from seniors and juniors alike.
From Milo In2Cricket to A Grade turf, there is a place here whatever your level.
Juniors, seniors and social players are all welcome. Registrations open each September ahead of the summer season.
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