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2020-21 Proudly printed by the team who brings you... Business Cards, Booklets, Flyers, Brochures, Posters, Stickers, Corflute Signs, Roll-Up Banners and much more, all under one roof! Unit D1, 61 Marsden St Melling, Lower Hutt 04 499 9426 coherent www.coherent.co.nz DIGITAL PRINTING To be presented at the 28th Annual General Meeting of the Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club, to be held at the Kilbirnie Park Clubrooms on Monday 30th August 2021, at 7pm. BUSINESS 1. Apologies 2. Last year’s minutes 3. Presentation of Annual Report and Financial Statement 4. Election of Officers 5. Notices of Motion 6. General Business Annual Report Editor : Ronnie NatHu Cover designed by Haines Recruitment Advertising 1 Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club - Officers 2020/2021 Patron: D.O. (Don) Neely MBE, MNZM President: Todd Foster Immediate Past President: Ronnie NatHu Vice Presidents: G.S. Allen, C.G.D. Austin, P.T. Barton, G.P. Bilby, T.A. Boyer, D. Clifford, M.J. Coles, R.O. Collinge, G. Cowan, B.W. DarrocH, M.F. Dawson, J. Dobbs, B.A. Edgar, C.H.T. Ellis, A.F. Ewart, B.T. Frederikson, C. Gill, M.M. GraHam, D.M. Gray, N.J. Grimstone, D.J. Hornblow, M.A.Horsley, Sean JosepH, W.G.N. Kerr, D.M. Lynn, K. McGratH, C.A.J. McMaHon, H.J.McMorran, H.A. Morgan, J.G. O’Brien, B. Patel, C.J. Pearce, J.C. Perkins, M. Pettit, D.J. PHillips, D.J. Pollock, G.L. Reeves, N.W. Simpson, B.W. Sinclair, V. Slack, J. SutHerland, P. Terry, P. Tindill, P.A. Tolley, J.Turner, S. Watt, A.P. WHite, L.J. Worley, S. Zavos Life Members: B. Borman, D. Colvin, Carl Gill, G.A. Dry, A. JoHnston, D.J. Kelly, J.G. Lamason, D. Millar, D.O. Neely MBE, MNZM, C Shields, R Nathu. Club Chairman: Clinton JoHns Club Manager ) Gordon Dry/Ronnie Nathu (part year) Hon. Treasurer ) Senior Club Captain: Vacant Junior Club Convenors: Brian Gardner & Paul Bracewell Assistant Clubrooms Managers: Ankur Bassi and Vena Niutao 2 Hon. Secretary: Andy Burt Hon. Solicitor: Ollie Frederikson LLB Hon. Auditor: Robert MarsHall BCA, CA Executive Cttee: Lance Dry, Mark Pettit, Matt Toft, Dave Corry, Ben Arcus, Jamie Gibson, CatHarine Shields, Tom Lancaster. 3 Team Captains Premier: Luke Georgeson Premier Reserve: Haseeb Quazi First Grade (Division 5) Roosters: Brian Gardner First Grade (Division 5) Cougars: Ollie Frederikson Third Grade (Division 7) Tamils: Thileepan Gunaratnaraja Third Grade (Division 7) Scorpions: A J MoocHikkal Third Grade (Division 7) Bulldogs: Patrick Arnold Intercity One Day Grade, Division 1 The Shoe Clinic: Sam Hyde Division 1 Masters: Urmit Patel Division 1 Desi Boys: RosHan Patel Division 2 Leopards: Pargat Pannu SingH Division 2 Shepherds: Cullum Jones Division 3 Thumbs Up: ShailesH Patel Division 3 Evergreens: BhavesH Patel T20 Division 2 Prematures: Adrian Brown T20 Division 2 Smoking Pineapples: Jordan Delaney T20 Division 3 The Tossers: Sam Rees T20 Division 3 Cobras: Clinton Parkes T20 Division 3 Goons: Robin Yates T20 Division 3 Shondy’s: NatHan Gardner Womens T20 Wildcats: Tessa Ure-Bowman 4 DONATIONS Our thanks go to the following people for their kind donations: Pat Baker Kilbirnie Sports Ronnie Nathu Gordon Dry Southern Cross Cables LOOK AFTER OUR SPONSORS We are grateful to receive such wonderful support from our major sponsors: Pat & Jane Baker, El Cheapo Cars New Zealand Community Trust The Lion Foundation Four Winds Foundation Infinity Foundation One Foundation N Z Racing Board Eastern Suburbs Sports Trust/Pak ‘N Save, Kilbirnie Actrix Networks Ltd 5 LOOK AFTER OUR SPONSORS (cont.) Kilbirnie Sports Hells Pizza Southern Cross Cables Coherent Digital Printing Floorcourt Porirua WE THANK THEM ALL WHOLEHEARTEDLY! PLEASE GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT IN RETURN! 6 SUBS DEFAULTERS I am pleased to be able to report that there were no subs defaulters for the 2020/21 season. Well done guys!! 7 REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS 2020/21 Wellington Firebirds MicHael Bracewell (c) Fraser Colson Jamie Gibson Lauchie Johns Luke Georgeson Wellington Provincial A Luke Georgeson (c) Adam Leonard Jed Wiggins Wellington Under 19’s Jacob Madigan New Zealand A MicHael Bracewell (c) 8 TROPHY LIST Premier Winder Cup Best Fielder Lauchie Johns Men G F Harris Cup Best Bowler Jed Wiggins Amalgamation Cup Best Batsman Luke Georgeson HannaH TropHy M V P Luke Georgeson Premier Reserves Tucker Cup Best Fielder Henry Wells To 4th Grade Allen Pengelly Cup Best Bowler Dimitri Goumas MonckHouse/ Best Batsman Janakan Karunaharan KersHaw Cup Kelly Cup M V P Dilakshan Dila Intercity One Day to DonogHue Cup Best Fielder Nick Singh T20 Grades Chapman Cup Best Bowler Pankaj Kumar Gaudin Cup Best Batsman Karl Grove Cameron Cup M V P Dimitri Goumas Club W J R CHristopHerson Best/Most Corey Lawrence TropHy Enterprising Capt Pearl Assurance TropHy Best Male U20 Jacob Logan Walker Cup Most Useful Ankur Bassi On/Off Field McKeown TropHy HigHest Club Lauchie Johns 176 Innings Ward TropHy Best Batsman Luke Georgeson Committee Cup Best Bowler Jed Wiggins Tyler McKnigHt Cup Best bowling Adam Leonard 7-48 figures Coles/Hotter TropHy Best Allrounder Luke Georgeson J G Ashenden Most Improved Dilakshan Dila TropHy Batsman DutHie Cup Most Improved Jed Wiggins Bowler O G Hearne Shield Best Team I/city 1 Easts Prematures 9 Borman JoHnston Personality of Sone Finai Cup the Year Crown Finance Cup Player of tHe Luke Georgeson Year 10 CRICKET WELLINGTON INC. FINAL GRADE POINTS 2020/2021 Premier 2 Men Hazlett Trophy Third Grade (Div 7) Eastn Suburbs 141.53 Wainui 134.77 Vic Uni 100.00 Stokes Valley 95.23 NortH City 82.44 Easts Scorpions 86.20 Petone Riv 60.62 Sri Lankan 75.44 Wgton Collegians 56.93 Easts Tamils 75.13 Naenae 39.99 Onslow 65.09 NortH City 53.53 Easts Bulldogs 56.20 Wgton Collegians 32.89 Premier 3 Men Upper Hutt 29.64 Alan IsaacTrophy (Prem Reserve) NortH City 14.52 Petone Riv 85.00 J’ville 73.00 Womens T20 Wainui 65.00 Naenae Nuggets 50.00 Taita 65.00 Stokes Valley 1 36.00 Vic Uni 62.00 Petone-Riv 32.00 Hutt Dist 60.00 University 28.00 Eastn Suburbs 45.00 Upper Hutt 24.00 Karori 44.00 ` Easts Wildcats 16.00 Wgton Collegians 4.00 First Grade (Div 5) Petone Riv 130.98 Eastbourne 120.12 Easts Cougars 93.65 Hutt Districts 86.66 East Roosters 86.62 Hutt Districts 56.63 J’ville 53.77 Naenae 43.86 11 CRICKET WELLINGTON INC. FINAL GRADE POINTS 2020/2021 (continued) Intercity 1 Day Div 1 T20 Div2 Easts Masters 52.00 Easts Prematures 65.00 Taita YodHas 52.00 Vic Uni 56.00 Easts Shoe Clinic 52.00 Sri Lankan Tuskers 52.00 Petone-Riv 36.00 J’ville Record setters 52.00 Taita Fireblades 34.00 NortH City 45.00 Easts Desi 32.00 Easts Pineapples 36.00 Taita Rowdies 24.00 Vic Uni Stubbies 24.00 Onslow Raging Stags 18.00 Brooklyn 24.00 Karori 20.00 Intercity 1 Day Div 2 Vic Uni 16.00 Easts Leopards 52.00 Easts Lads 8.00 Naenae Stiflers 36.00 Onslow Rassics 32.00 T20 Div3 Naenae 1A 32.00 NortH City Taniwha 56.00 Easts Shepherds 30.00 Easts Goons 52.00 Upper Hutt Piwaka 24.00 Vic Uni 44.00 NortH City 3rd XI 10.00 Brooklyn Beekeepers 36.00 Brooklyn HigHwaymen 32.00 Intercity 1 Day Div 3 J’Ville 30.00 Brooklyn MigHt Ducks 48.00 Karori 28.00 Easts Evergreens 42.00 Wellington Collegians 28.00 Upper Hutt 40.00 Brooklyn Tingers 28.00 Stokes Valley 36.00 Easts Cobras 21.00 Wainui 36.00 Easts Tossers 20.00 Easts Thumbs Up 18.00 Easts Shondys 18.00 12 MILESTONES Club Centuries Lauchie Johns, Premiers 176, 120 and 120 JitHu George, 4th Gr Shepherds 174 Xavier Aspell, Premier Reserves 158 Jeremy Dean, T20 Div 2 Prematures 148* Patrick Howes, Premiers 148* Janakan KarunaHaran, 3rd Grade Div 7 Tamils 148 Matt Rowe, Premier Reserves 139 Christian Bonnevie, 1st Gr Roosters 130, 103* Luke Georgeson, Premiers 130 YatesH Maisuria, 1 Day Div 1 Masters 125* KisHan Patel, 1 Day Div 3 Evergreens 125 Fraser Colson, Premiers 119 VisHesH Jain, Third grade Div 7 Scorpions 116 Indra Visatiya, Third grade Div 7 Scorpions 116, 115 Ollie Fredrickson, 1st Gr Div 5 Cougars 115, 105 DilaksHan Dila, Premier Reserves 111*, 110, 106 Bhupinder Gill, 1 Day Div 2 Leopards 111 Steve Paki Paki, 4th Gr Shepherds 110* Dominic THorn, 1st Gr Roosters 109 Janakan KarunaHaran, Third grade Div 7 Tamils 108, 105* Ben Arcus, T20 Div 2 Prematures 108* Robin SingH,1 Day Div 2 Leopards 108* Shane JoHnston, 1 Day Div 1 Shoe Clinic 106* Haseeb Quazi, Premier Reserves 104* Jacob Warren, 3RD Grade Div 7 Bulldogs 104 13 5+ Wickets in an Innings Adam Leonard, Premiers 7-48 Ili Tugaga, Premiers 6-25 ManisH Patel, 1 Day Div 1 Desi Boys 6-28 Christian Bonnevie1st Gr Roosters 6-40 Andrew Peden1st Gr Cougars 6-72 ShailesH Patel, 1 Day Div 1 Desi Boys 5-18 Rameese Jalal, Third grade Div 7 Scorpions 5-23 Rob McDonald1st Gr Roosters 5-24 Jed Wiggins, Premiers 5-30 Vivek Patel, 1 Day Div 3 Evergreens 5-31 Robert SHanks 4th Gr Shepherds 5-31 Kaleb GilHooly, Premier Reserve 5-32 Adam Leonard. Premiers 5-33 Aidan Collin, 1st Gr Roosters 5-40 Adam Leonard, Premiers 5-46 Maninder Gill, Leopards 5-51 Patrick Howes, Premiers 5-53 Maran Kumarasamy, 3rd Grade Div 7 Tamils 5-53 Jacob Madigan, Prem Reserves 5-55 Jed Wiggins, Premiers 5-63 Dimitri Goumas, Bulldogs 5-76 Hattricks Ajith Moochikkal Third grade Div 7 Scorpions 4-24 Charan SandHu 1st Gr Div 5 Cougars 3-84 14 ANKUR BASSI - SENIOR PLAYER, COACH Ankur Has made Wellington His “ Home away from Home “ and Has been a resident coacH and player to the MigHty Easts Cricket Club since 2012.
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    2 0 0 9 -1 21 6 t h ANNUAL 0 1REPORT 0 2 1 1 6 t h ANNUAL REPORT 3 OFFICE BEARERS 2 0 0 9 - 2 0 1 0 4 Patron His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Anand Satyanand GNZM, QSO, Governor-General of New Zealand President D S Currie QSO Board Chairman A R Isaac Board S L Boock, W Francis, The Honourable Sir John Hansen KNZM, S Heal, B King, C J D Moller, A Urlwin Chief Executive J T C Vaughan Auditor Ernst & Young, Chartered Accountants Bankers The National Bank of New Zealand Life Members Sir John Anderson KBE, M Brito, J H Heslop CBE, J Lamason, T Macdonald QSM, P McKelvey CNZM MBE, D O Neely MBE, Hon. Justice B J Paterson CNZM OBE, J R Reid OBE, Y Taylor, Sir A Wright KBE Honorary Cricket Members J C Alabaster, F J Cameron MBE, R O Collinge, B E Congdon OBE, A E Dick, G T Dowling OBE, J W Guy, D R Hadlee, B F Hastings, V Pollard, B W Sinclair, J T Sparling National Selectors (Men) M J Greatbatch, G M Turner, D L Vettori National Selectors (Women) J E Harris, P D Kinsella, G R Stead (Convenor) National Age Group Selectors B L Cairns, C Kuggeleijn, K Patel (Convenor), J G Wright Statistician F Payne National Code of Conduct Commissioner N R W Davidson QC 1 1 6 t h ANNUAL REPORT 5 CONTENTS 2 0 0 9 - 2 0 1 0 6 From the Chief Executive 8 High-Performing Teams 14 Family of Cricket 38 Sustainable Growth of the Game 44 Culture of Excellence 48 Business of Cricket 52 1 1 6 t h ANNUAL REPORT 7 FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE 2 0 0 9 - 2 0 1 0 8 1 1 6 t h ANNUAL REPORT 9 Cricket in New Zealand and throughout the world continues to be on a high with increasing participation and popularity.