It's GCA grand final week and Barnsey and Oatsey run through all four deciders and predict who will claim the cups. Plus we break down the BPCA premierships and all the recruiting news around the cricket scene.

Josh Barnes, Toby Prime and Alex Oates dissect a GCA3 suspension, Oatesy comes off the long run about openness in tribunal processes in sport, the boys dive into whether teenager Harry Hauenstein is the best player in local cricket and discuss an unreal knock from Little River skipper Nic Fairchild.

A new contender has emerged in GCA1 while a controversial recruiting spree goes under the microscope as Josh and Toby break down local cricket's latest news.

Cricket is back and Toby and Josh run through how the local game plans to dodge Covid and make their premiership picks for each of the local competitions before the second half of the season.

There is plenty to catch up on as Oatesy and Barnesy talk all things cricket and a Covid scare at a BPCA club. They also break down an unbelievable Jan Juc bowling effort and what the GCA1 grand final rematch means for the season.

A Covid scare impacted local cricket but there was plenty of other action as the boys talk through the likely retirements of legends Glen Talarico and Dave Lineen and one of the greatest displays of hitting in local cricket history.

What a huge week on the Geelong cricket scene? While most senior cricket was washed out on the weekend, we celebrated T20 World Cup success, with former Geelong star Aaron Finch leading Australia to glory. We also had three Geelong reps make the Australian Under-19 World Cup squad, while Cats quick Brody Couch is a chance to make his Marsh Cup debut. Join Finchy's No.1 fan Alex Oates and Toby Prime to discuss that and more in the latest installment of the Flat Track Bullies.

Cricket season is back and so are the boys as Barnsey, Toby and Oatsey return to talk all things BPCA. Plus, we name our premiership favourites in the GCA ahead of their start this weekend, weather pending

It's grand finals time and the boys are pumped. We break down the three GCA deciders, name our flag winners and see if we can inspire St Albans Breakwater to victory after acting as motivation last time out.

Finals are well and truly upon us and the numbers have swelled with Oatsey back to join the boys as they run through every GCA semi-final. They also check in on the incredible stories from a wild grand final week in the BPCA.

The boys are back after a huge week of news in local cricket. We sift through the fallout from the BPCA D-grade brawl and look at Bellarine finals before asking the question about where Sean O'Neill sits among the all-time best GCA batsmen.

Cricket is back after a break and so are the Bullies. We talk through the GCA's dramatic fixture shuffle, Oatsey has some news from Little River and the renewed push from Geelong to build a pathway for young female cricketers.

Pink balls under lights, cover controversies, wet hard wickets and balls flying into backyards. There was plenty happening in local cricket over the weekend - plus Oatsey's triumphant return to the batting crease - and the Bullies cover it all off.

It's young talent time on the Flat Track Bullies as Josh and Toby discuss a record breaking week from Ollie Peake, an outstanding innings from his teammate Harry Hauenstein and the 'Squid' at Queenscliff, Nat Stephens, after his pair of tons.

As cricket builds up after New Year the Bullies are back. We wonder whether Geelong has found its next first-class cricketer and if Portarlington had the greatest day by any club in BPCA history with the ball on the weekend.

Plenty of cause for celebration on the Flat Track Bullies this week as Geelong picked up its first win of the season and Oatsey more than doubled his run tally. The boys also break down why one GCA2 club has openly admitted it should be playing in a lower division.

The Flat Track Bullies have dried off after all the rain over the weekend and are ready to sink their teeth into the debate about the GCA's rain rules and whether a change is needed before the finals.

The Flat Track Bullies are one man down this week but they aren’t slowing down as they breakdown the ramifications of the GCA’s decision to turf two-day cricket this season and what that means for the future of the format

The Flat Track Bullies break down the most remarkable local cricket finish we have ever seen and cast our eye over all the latest news in Geelong. Plus, with Premier Cricket just around the corner, we look at Geelong's chances this season.

After a massive week on the local cricket scene, the boys catch up on broken shoulders, stolen cars, committee resignations and Oatsey's poor form. The Flat Track bullies review and preview a big weekend ahead across all levels of local cricket and run the rule over Bannockburn's wet pitch fiasco.