Eden Roskill District Cricket Club
The Premier Baggy

The Baggy.

"Worn only by those who have earned their place."

The highest honour at Eden Roskill Cricket Club. It is not given at registration. It is not handed out at the start of a season. It is earned through years of dedication, sacrifice, and loyalty to the club.

The Eden Roskill Premier cap
What is it?

More than a cap.

This is the Premier cap of Eden Roskill District Cricket Club. It is the symbol of having reached the top grade, and of everything it takes to get there.

At clubs around the world, a cap like this holds special meaning. Our multicultural community brings together players from dozens of backgrounds, and the cap represents the shared values that unite them: hard work, commitment, loyalty, and respect.

1903 Year the club was established
120+ Years of Premier cricket history
1 Highest honour at the club
Pride of those who wear it
Our history

A club built over a century.

  1. 1903

    Eden Cricket Club founded

    The Eden Cricket Club is established in Auckland, beginning what would become one of the city's most enduring sporting institutions. The first players take the field in their blue, a tradition that continues to this day.

  2. 1952

    Eden and Roskill merge

    Two proud clubs unite to form Eden Roskill District Cricket Club. The merger brings together two strong cricketing communities under one crest and one set of colours, strengthening the club's presence in Auckland cricket.

  3. 1970s

    Premier grade era begins

    Eden Roskill establishes itself as a fixture in Auckland Premier cricket. The baggy becomes the most coveted honour within the club: earned, never given. The culture that defines the club today is set in this era.

  4. 2000s

    A multicultural identity

    The club's diverse identity flourishes as players from dozens of nationalities and cultural backgrounds make Eden Roskill home. The baggy becomes a symbol of unity: proof that cricket belongs to everyone, and that hard work is the only currency that matters.

  5. Today

    One crest. Still earning it.

    Eden Roskill continues to field teams across all grades at Keith Hay Park, Mt Roskill. The baggy is still awarded the same way it always has been, to those who have proven, beyond doubt, that they deserve to wear it. The wait makes it mean everything.

How it's earned

Three things. No shortcuts.

This cap is awarded by the club when a player has demonstrated, over time, that they embody what the club stands for. There is no fast track. You earn it.

01

Hard Work

Every training session. Every early morning. Every net in the off-season when nobody is watching. The baggy is built one session at a time, long before match day arrives.

02

Commitment

To the team above yourself. Showing up when it's hard. Putting in when you'd rather not. The baggy belongs to players who give everything to the club and ask for nothing in return.

03

Loyalty

To the crest. To your teammates. To the culture that was built before you arrived and will continue long after you leave. Loyalty is what turns a good cricketer into an Eden Roskill cricketer.

"You don't play for the baggy. You play well enough that the baggy finds you."

Eden Roskill Cricket Club

Start your journey.

The baggy starts with showing up. Register for the season, join the club, and begin writing your own chapter in Eden Roskill history.

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