Bankstown District Cricket Club

Bankstown District Cricket Club
Team information
City	Bankstown
Colours	White Blue
Founded	1951
Home ground	Bankstown Oval
Capacity	8000
Official website:	bankstowncricket.com

Bankstown District Cricket Club is a cricket club based in Bankstown, Sydney, Australia. Founded in 1951, the Bulldogs joined the Sydney Grade Cricket Competition in 1952.

The club's home ground is Bankstown Oval, and it has won 7 first grade premierships.

The clubs most famous players include all four Waugh brothers (Steve, Mark, Dean and Danny), Jeff Thomson, Len Pascoe, Trevor Chappell, Corey Richards and Aaron Bird.

References

External links

Official website

Sydney Grade Cricket
Clubs	Bankstown Blacktown Campbelltown-Camden Eastern Suburbs Fairfield-Liverpool Gordon Hawkesbury Manly Warringah Mosman North Sydney Northern District Parramatta Penrith Randwick Petersham St George Sutherland Sydney Sydney University University of NSW Western Suburbs
Former Clubs	Paddington East Sydney Glebe Newtown Petersham Marrickville
Grounds	Bankstown Oval Chatswood Oval Coogee Oval Drummoyne Oval Glenn McGrath Oval Howell Oval Hurstville Oval Joe McAleer Oval Manly Oval Mark Taylor Oval North Sydney Oval Old Kings Oval Pratten Park Raby Sports Complex Waverley Oval

Canterbury-Bankstown Council
Suburbs and localities within Canterbury-Bankstown Council	Ashbury Bankstown Bass Hill Belfield Belmore Birrong Campsie Canterbury Chester Hill Chullora Clemton Park Condell Park East Hills Earlwood Georges Hall Greenacre Hurlstone Park Kingsgrove Lakemba Manahan Milperra Mount Lewis Narwee Padstow Padstow Heights Panania Picnic Point Potts Hill Punchbowl Revesby Revesby Heights Riverwood Roselands Sefton Undercliffe Villawood Wiley Park Yagoona
History	118th General Hospital (United States Army) Bankstown Bunker HMS Nabberley Milperra massacre No. 1 Fighter Sector RAAF Sydney gang rapes
Education	Al Amanah College Bankstown Boys (Bankstown Senior College) Bankstown City Library Bankstown Girls High School Birrong Girls High School Bass High School Canterbury Boys' High School Georges River Grammar School LaSalle Catholic College Malek Fahd Islamic School St Euphemia College Sefton High School University of Western Sydney
Public transport bus service	Highway Tours McVicar's Bus Services Punchbowl Bus Company South Western Coach Lines Transdev NSW
Public transport by rail	Airport line Bankstown Line Bankstown station Belmore station Birrong station Campsie station Canterbury station Chester Hill station East Hills station Hurlstone Park station Lakemba station Leightonfield station Padstow station Panania station Punchbowl station Revesby station Sefton station Villawood station Wiley Park station Yagoona station
Sports facilities and public parks	Bankstown Oval Belmore Oval Canterbury Park Racecourse Cooks River Dunc Gray Velodrome Garrison Point Georges River National Park Jensen Oval McLeod Reserve Mirambeena Regional Park Salt Pan Creek Terry Lamb Complex
Other utilities	Bankstown Airport Bankstown Lidcombe Hospital Canterbury Hospital Villawood Immigration Detention Centre
Sports teams	Bankstown Berries Bankstown Bruins Bankstown City Bulls Bankstown City Lions Bankstown District Cricket Club Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Chester Hill Rhinos
Notable residents past and present	Bryan Brown John Burgess Paulini Curuenavuli Tyler De Nawi Alex Dimitriades Anh Do Casey Donovan Taj El-Din Hilaly Brett Emerton Mamdouh Habib John Howard Hard-Ons Brett Holman Paul Keating Terry Lamb Ken Moroney Kevin Moss Rebecca Rippon Geoff Robinson Akmal Saleh Bilal Skaf Vince Sorrenti Ian Thorpe Mark Waugh Steve Waugh
State and Federal electorates	Division of Banks Division of Barton Division of Blaxland Division of Watson Electoral district of Bankstown Electoral district of Canterbury Electoral district of East Hills Electoral district of Lakemba
Other topics	Bankstown Bites Food Festival Bankstown Central Shopping Centre Canterbury-Bankstown Lakemba Mosque Roselands Shopping Centre
List of Sydney suburbs

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