THE GV Harmony Cup 2026 was held on Wednesday, March 25, bringing together teams from disability service providers and specialist schools from across northern Victoria, including Shepparton, Echuca, Cobram, and surrounding towns.
The GV Harmony Cup is hosted by the Shepparton Youth Club United Cricket Club with support from Valley Sport and Cricket Victoria. Approximately 100 people with a disability took part in a fun-filled day of cricket at Shepparton’s Deakin Reserve, where six mini pitches were set up across the ground. The day provided an opportunity for people with a disability to participate in cricket, which can often be limited in regional areas.
FAST BOWLER… Tim Jacobs from Shepparton Access rips down an in swinger as Guiding with Purpose participant Esther Moorhouse is ready to put some runs on the board. Photo Aaron CordyHOWZAT … Cooper Hunter of Banmira Specialist School about to snare a caught behind. Photo: Aaron CordyHARMONY CUP… Shepparton Access’s Gemma Chaplin saved a four when she was fielding in the outfield at the Harmony Cup cricket day. Photo: Aaron CordyCRICKET DAY… Loveable local, Geoffrey Morris had a ball manning the wickets at the GV Harmony Cup hosted by the Shepparton Youth Club United Cricket Club. Photo: Aaron CordyDEAKIN RESERVE… 100 people with a disability took part in a fun-filled day of cricket at Shepparton’s Deakin Reserve for the GV Harmony Cup. Banmira Specialist School’s Eliza Adams bowled an under armer that slipped through to the keeper. Photo: Aaron CordyBANMIRA SCHOOL… Lincoln Harris of Banmira Specialist School bowled a maiden over at the GV Harmony Day Cup. Photo: Aaron CordyHITTING SIXES… Guiding with Purpose participant, Kobe Wilson, has his eye on the bowler. Photo: Aaron Cordy
