Young Campbelltown cricketer Jackson Isakka thinks being an all rounder is the most natural thing in the world. Isakka, who won Rookie of the Year after playing first grade for the Campbelltown Camden Ghosts last season, says he’s always loved batting and bowling. Speaking to the South West Voice inRead more »
The last two rounds of the premiership will determine if Campbelltown Camden Ghosts first grade side play finals cricket this season. After going through a poor form patch half way through the season, the young Ghosts of 2019-20 have recently shown there’s still plenty of fight in them. On theRead more »
The Camden Campbelltown Ghosts will need a mighty effort in the field when play resumes this Saturday at Raby against Sydney University. After being sent in by the visitors, who won the toss, the home side is in a world of trouble as its season starts to get the wobbles.Read more »
Campbelltown Camden Ghosts suffered the rare indignity of an outright defeat against competition leaders Randwick Petersham on the Australia Day weekend. With just four rounds remaining in the 2019-20 Sydney Premier Cricket season, the heavy loss almost certainly spells the end of the club’s hopes of breaking their 34 yearRead more »
After 34 seasons in the top grade, the Campbelltown Camden Ghosts cricket club are still in search of their first premiership trophy. There were signs early last season that the Ghosts may break their duck, but it was not to be and the trophy, the Belvidere Cup, remains a dreamRead more »
Not even an undefeated century from number seven batsman Nathan Glynn was enough for Campbelltown Camden Ghosts to avoid defeat against Northern District on Saturday. Glynn, 113 not out and Jackson Isakka (pictured below), who scored 59 runs, were two of the few positives the Ghosts will take from theRead more »
Brilliant back to back performances for Campbelltown Camden have confirmed that young spinner Tanveer Sangha is on the way up in Australian cricket. Yesterday, Sangha, who calls Ingleburn home, teamed up with his Ghosts skipper, Jarrad Burke, to claim nine wickets between them against highly fancied Sutherland. Sangha’s figures ofRead more »
We’re number one: Ghosts star Lauren Cheatle and captain Hannah Trethewy celebrate their premiership win on Sunday. It’s been a long time between drinks, but they’ve finally done it! The Campbelltown Camden District cricket club first grade women’s team have won this year’s Cricket NSW premiership – the toughest women’sRead more »
In the grand final: Ghosts women’s first grade pose for photos before the semi final against St George on Sunday at Raby Campbelltown Camden Ghosts could end up with some terrific silverware thanks to a brilliant semi final victory by the women’s first grade team. The Ghosts women overcame aRead more »
A tremendous batting performance from openers Clara Iemma and Claire Koski paved the way for victory and the first ever NSW Women’s Premier Cricket competition minor premiership for Campbelltown Camden Ghosts on Sunday. Chasing 179 for victory, the Ghosts easily defeated second placed Parramatta after a brilliant 146 run partnershipRead more »
Campbelltown Camden Ghosts women’s cricket is flying high but the men’s first grade has just got a little closer to the dreaded wooden spoon territory after another abject defeat on the weekend. After the completion of round 13 and with two more rounds of matches left, Ghosts men’s first gradeRead more »
One out of two ain’t bad. That’s what the Campbelltown Camden first grade men’s team may be thinking after a solid win on Saturday followed by a disappointing defeat 24 hours later. The Ghosts men recorded a resounding win over Bankstown in the NSW Premier Cricket competition on Saturday, chasingRead more »
