In April 2013, all-rounder Brenton McDonald became just the second MCC cricketer, after Warren Ayres, to win the Jack Ryder medal as the Premier Cricket competition's best player. In 2021/22, a decade since women’s cricket was born at the MCC, the Club completed a stunning clean sweep of the Premier Cricket competition under the guidance of foundation player and now captain-coach Teagan Parker, taking out premierships in the Firsts, Seconds, Thirds and Female Under 18 competitions, as well as winning the Club Championship. The same year, the club won the first Club Championship awarded in women’s Premier cricket. After a couple of near misses, the women won their inaugural First XI premiership in the 2018/19 Premier one-day competition in just the seventh season of their existence. The Seconds won our first women’s title, the Twenty20 in 2015/16, and backed that up by claiming the one-day and Twenty20 double in 2016/17.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a grand final was not played Melbourne was given the title as the highest ranked team. The First XI was awarded the premiership in 2019/20. The then captain-coach Andrew Kent led the club to the First and Third XI premierships, the Club Championship, as well as First, Second and Third XI one-day flags and First and Third XI Twenty20 titles. The MCC has historically been one of the stronger performing men's clubs in Victorian Premier Cricket with a rich history of premiership success across all four grades.Ī First XI premiership in 2009/10 broke the men’s 12-year drought and that was followed up with another in 2012/13, a year that brought phenomenal success. View week-by-week results, ladders and news at .au. They play a mix of one-day (limited over) and Twenty20 matches, playing for premierships in both formats of the game. The Club introduced two women's teams at the top level of club competition in 2012 and a third team made its debut in 2015, originally in the Victorian Women's Community competition, before joining the Premier Cricket competition in 2020/21.
MCC has four men’s and three women’s teams that participate in the Victorian Premier Cricket competition, the highest level amateur competition in the state.įor the men, as well as playing for the premiership at each level (Firsts, Seconds, Thirds and Fourths) in two-day (red ball) and one-day (white ball) cricket, the Club participates for the Cricket Victoria J.A.
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