INDIA finally celebrated a victory with a comprehensive eight wicket success in front of 62,275 at the MCG to square the T20 series.

HE'S yet to win a game, but interim Melbourne Victory coach Jim Magilton is confident he's the man to lead the club in the future.

ENDURANCE athletes may be doing long-term damage during extreme sporting efforts, says former Test batsman Dean Jones.

THE Melbourne Rebels have endured a torrid initiation in their first Super Rugby trial against the Waikato Chiefs in Geelong.

BRITTNEY Cox has won Australia's first-ever women's World Cup moguls medal after placing third at Deer Valley in Salt Lake City.

Previous Office Bearers

Frederick A. Powlett (source: MCC Museum Collection M1634)

PRESIDENTS

Frederick A. Powlett 1841-1843

J. Stephen 1844-1845

G. Cavenagh 1845-1849

William Meek 1849-1850

G. Cavenagh 1850-1852

Thomas F. Hamilton 1852-1853

G. Cavenagh 1853-1854

E. P. S. Sturt 1854-1855

D. S. Campbell 1855-1859

Thomas F. Hamilton 1859-1868

David C. McArthur 1868-1877

James G. Francis 1877-1880

W J. Clark 1880-1886

Francis Grey Smith 1886-1900

Roderick Murchison 1900-1907

Leo Cussen 1907-1933

Edward Mitchell 1933-1941

Ramsay Mailer 1941-1943

William C. McClelland 1944-1957

Charles W. Simmonds 1957-1965

Albert E. Chadwick 1965-1979

Hans I. Ebeling 1979-1980

Bernard J. Callinan 1980-1985

Donald P. Cordner 1985-1992

John R. Mitchell 1992-1997

R. Bruce Church 1997-2003

David C. Jones 2003-2007

David E. Meiklejohn 2007-2011

Paul Sheahan 2011 -

NOTE: There is no record in the archives of the name of a President elected in the foundation year 1838.

View a full list of Committee members and office bearers in the club's history.