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{{Infobox aus sport club | clubname = Adelaide Buffalos
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| name = Adelaide Buffalos
| fullname = Adelaide Cricket Club
| logo = AdelaideCricketClubLogo.png
| emblem = The Buffalos
| fullname = Adelaide Cricket Club
| strip = Yellow, Blue and Red
| nickname = The Buffalos
| founded = 1905
| colours = {{color box|Yellow}} Yellow, {{color box|Blue}} Blue and {{color box|Red}} Red
| sport = [[Cricket]]
| founded = 1905
| league = [[South Australian Grade Cricket League]]
| sport = [[Cricket]]
| ground = Glandore Oval
| league = [[South Australian Grade Cricket League]]
| song = We're the best in the world
| ground = Glandore Oval
| President = Mr Brenton Barrett
| song = "We are the mighty Buffalos"
| Coach = Unknown
| president = Mr Neil Ricketts
| Captain = Unknown
| coach = Damian Kelly
| Season =
| captain = Sam Raphael
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'''Adelaide Cricket Club''' or '''The Buffalos''' ([[sic]]) is a semi-professional cricket club in [[Adelaide]], [[South Australia]]. It competes in the [[South Australian Grade Cricket League]], which is administered by the [[South Australian Cricket Association]] (SACA). The Adelaide Cricket Club was formed on 12 September 1905.
'''Adelaide Cricket Club''' or {{sic|'''The Buffalos'''}} is a semi-professional cricket club in [[Adelaide]], [[South Australia]]. It competes in the [[South Australian Grade Cricket League]], which is administered by the [[South Australian Cricket Association]] (SACA). The Adelaide Cricket Club was formed on 12 September 1905.


Many great names of Australian and South Australian cricket have played for the Adelaide Cricket Club, Badcock, Causby, [[Ken "KG" Cunningham|Cunningham]], [[Jason Gillespie|Gillespie]], [[Clarrie Grimmett|Grimmett]], [[George Giffen|Giffen]], [[Rodney Hogg|Hogg]], Hammond, Nobes, Sincock and [[Ashley Woodcock|Woodcock]] have played. International Test Cricketers who have played for Adelaide include Chauhan, [[Gordon Greenidge|Greenidge]], Mendis and White. All in all the Adelaide Cricket Club has provided the State with 64 representatives, more than any other grade Club.[http://www.adelaidecricketclub.org.au/clubhistory.htm]
Many great names of Australian and South Australian cricket have played for the Adelaide Cricket Club: Badcock, Causby, [[Ken "KG" Cunningham|Cunningham]], [[Jason Gillespie|Gillespie]], [[Clarrie Grimmett|Grimmett]], [[George Giffen|Giffen]], [[Rodney Hogg|Hogg]], Hammond, Nobes, Sincock and [[Ashley Woodcock|Woodcock]] have played. International Test Cricketers who have played for Adelaide include Chauhan, [[Gordon Greenidge|Greenidge]], Mendis and White. All in all the Adelaide Cricket Club has provided the State with 64 representatives, more than any other grade Club.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.adelaidecricketclub.org.au/clubhistory.htm|title = Adelaide Cricket Club}}</ref>
The club plays it’s Senior Home Games at Glandore Oval, [[Glandore, South Australia]]. Other grounds used by the club include the Bone Timber Reserve, Cabra Dominican College Oval and the Marion Primary School Oval.


Record breaking South Australian Jockey John McGowan (see [[Brooklyn Park, South Australia|Brooklyn Park]]) was also a long term player and B Grade Captain of the club.<ref>{{Cite news|date=17 February 1933|title=Semi Final Teams|work=The News|url=https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/133068647|access-date=24 May 2021}}</ref>
Today the club fields four senior men's teams and six junior boys' teams in the South Australian Cricket Association competition.

The club plays its Senior Home Games at Glandore Oval, [[Glandore, South Australia]]. Other grounds used by the club include Park 23 and Immanuel College.

Today the club fields four senior men's teams and four junior boy's teams in the South Australian Cricket Association competition.

== References ==
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== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://www.adelaidecricketclub.org.au/ ACC official site]
* [http://www.adelaidecricketclub.org.au/ ACC official site]
* [http://www.cricketsa.com.au/ SACA]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150923071409/http://www.cricketsa.com.au/ SACA]

{{South Australian Grade Cricket}}


[[Category:South Australian Grade Cricket clubs]]
[[Category:South Australian Grade Cricket clubs]]
[[Category:1905 establishments in Australia]]
[[Category:Cricket clubs established in 1905]]




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Latest revision as of 21:49, 30 December 2022

Adelaide Buffalos
Full nameAdelaide Cricket Club
NicknameThe Buffalos
SportCricket
Founded1905
LeagueSouth Australian Grade Cricket League
Home groundGlandore Oval
Colours  Yellow,   Blue and   Red
Anthem"We are the mighty Buffalos"
PresidentMr Neil Ricketts
Head coachDamian Kelly
CaptainSam Raphael

Adelaide Cricket Club or The Buffalos [sic] is a semi-professional cricket club in Adelaide, South Australia. It competes in the South Australian Grade Cricket League, which is administered by the South Australian Cricket Association (SACA). The Adelaide Cricket Club was formed on 12 September 1905.

Many great names of Australian and South Australian cricket have played for the Adelaide Cricket Club: Badcock, Causby, Cunningham, Gillespie, Grimmett, Giffen, Hogg, Hammond, Nobes, Sincock and Woodcock have played. International Test Cricketers who have played for Adelaide include Chauhan, Greenidge, Mendis and White. All in all the Adelaide Cricket Club has provided the State with 64 representatives, more than any other grade Club.[1]

Record breaking South Australian Jockey John McGowan (see Brooklyn Park) was also a long term player and B Grade Captain of the club.[2]

The club plays its Senior Home Games at Glandore Oval, Glandore, South Australia. Other grounds used by the club include Park 23 and Immanuel College.

Today the club fields four senior men's teams and four junior boy's teams in the South Australian Cricket Association competition.

References

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  1. ^ "Adelaide Cricket Club".
  2. ^ "Semi Final Teams". The News. 17 February 1933. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
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