Waratahs Cricket Club under threat after second-grade side folds

Max Stainkamph
Updated October 31 2018 - 5:50pm, first published 5:30pm
IN HAPPIER TIMES: The 2016 third grade grand-final winning Waratahs outfit, (back) Abhilash Kaithamangalathu, Scott McLean, Dennis Cyriac, Ed Johnson, Andrew Rawson, Chris Rawsthorne, Nadeem Ashraf, (front) Rittu Thomas, Brendon Centofanti (captain), Linto Francis and Manu Sebastian. Absent: Brett Mackin, Balaji Chakaravarthy. Photo: Anand Mohan Photography
IN HAPPIER TIMES: The 2016 third grade grand-final winning Waratahs outfit, (back) Abhilash Kaithamangalathu, Scott McLean, Dennis Cyriac, Ed Johnson, Andrew Rawson, Chris Rawsthorne, Nadeem Ashraf, (front) Rittu Thomas, Brendon Centofanti (captain), Linto Francis and Manu Sebastian. Absent: Brett Mackin, Balaji Chakaravarthy. Photo: Anand Mohan Photography

Waratahs Cricket Club’s existence is on the brink beyond the 2018-19 season after the club pulled out of the second-grade competition just a few months after folding the junior club

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Max Stainkamph

Max Stainkamph

Journalist

Max joined the CWD in September 2017, leaving the big smoke of Melbourne to come to Orange, where he stayed until 2020.

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