Dandenong Cricket Club

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The Dandenong Cricket Club is an Australian cricket club based in Dandenong, Victoria, an outer-city suburb of Melbourne. They play in Victorian Premier Cricket, the highest competition in the state.

## History

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In 1989, Hawthorn/East Melbourne relocated to Glen Waverley in the eastern suburbs, and was later renamed Hawthorn/Waverley in 1994. The move of Hawthorn/East Melbourne caused Waverley to move to Dandenong, and the new team played as Waverley/Dandenong, but dropped Waverley from its name for the 1994–95 season. Dandenong currently use Shepley Oval as their home ground.

The club's most successful season came in 2006/7 when it won its first Premier Cricket Premiership. The side included Peter Siddle, Darren Pattinson and Warren Ayres.

Dandenong won its second flag in 2010/11 vs. Frankston Heat. Siddle, Darren and James Pattinson all played for Dandenong in the final and their individual efforts went a long way to Dandenong claiming the Premiership.[citation needed]

Dandenong won a third premiership in 2017/18, defeating Fitzroy Doncaster in the final, with Siddle named man of the match in the final.[1]

## International players from Dandenong

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* Peter Siddle
* Darren Pattinson
* Cameron White
* Ian Harvey
* James Pattinson

## References

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1. ^ Toby Prime (2 April 2018). "Premier Cricket final: Dandenong crushes Fitzroy-Doncaster in decider with Test quick Peter Siddle man of the match". Greater Dandenong Leader. Archived from the original on 6 April 2023. Retrieved 10 September 2018.

## External links

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* Dandenong Cricket Club website
* Victorian Premier Cricket website

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Victorian Premier Cricket

Clubs|

* Camberwell Magpies
* Carlton
* Casey-South Melbourne
* Dandenong
* Essendon
* Fitzroy Doncaster
* Footscray
* Frankston Peninsula
* Geelong
* Greenvale
* Kingston Hawthorn
* Melbourne
* Northcote
* Prahran
* Richmond
* Ringwood
* St Kilda
* University

Awards|

* Ryder Medal
* John Scholes Medal

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