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Weekly Update Parnell Cricket Club Incorporated - Established 1858 Update No.139 - 2018 – New Year Successes! Ian Trott’s Last Parnell Practice Last evening, Ian took the Prems and Reserves for the final time. After almost 11 seasons I an to taking up the position of Head Cricket Coach at Auckland Grammar School. Over his time at Parnell Ian has left an indelible mark. Totally dedicated to his task and duties, the Club has benefited hugely. We have a culture and ethic second to none thanks to Ian. Further tributes, formal and informal will follow in the next few weeks but, meantime, we wish Ian every success in his new role and, of course, he will always be welcome back at Parnell. Parnell Lads on the Big Stage 1. Lockie – with two Parnell lads at Cobham Oval before terrorising the Windies and the Pakistanis for the Black Caps 2. Chappie – another over the fence for the Aces - vs ND at Eden Park 3. Ben even had a bowl for the Aces – vs Wellington, on Christmas Eve, in between batting and wicketkeeping The Black Caps – 11 successive wins, what a wonderful season of cricket for New Zealand. Unprecedented success and , hopefully, more to come – after Pakistan we take on Australia, and England. Thanks to Gareth McCulloch for the photo of Lockie & to Craig Speakman for the shots of Chappie & Ben ACA District Age Group Tournaments The Peter Badley Shield won by Eastern Districts Peter Badley An outstanding series of Tournaments for Eastern Districts (Auckland University CC/Grafton United CC/Parnell CC) culminating with us being awarded the Peter Badley Shield as overall Champions. This for the second time in three seasons. This Shield has particular significance for Parnell and Eastern. For a decade Peter Badley, as Coach and Selector (usually sole) of the EDCA U14 teams, produced teams that won 9 Tournaments of the 10 he selected. An outstanding administrator for Parnell, EDCA and, later, Auckland, Eastern’s 2017/18 successes would have given Peter great pleasure! RESULTS OF THE TOURNAMENTS YEAR 7 Eastern Green 1st Played 5, won 5 beating Central in the final by 78 runs: Eastern 263/3 (40) Pawan Kharel 136 (119). Yash Khushal 59 (85), Hamish Aspinal 34* (21) Central 188/10 (39.4) H Tierney 1/36 (5), M Johnson 2/29 (6), Pawan Kharel 2/23 (5.4), Yash Khushal 2/15 (3), B Weenick 1/20 (4) Eastern White 4th The EDCA Year 7 Green Team – Tournament Winner Selected for Tournament Team: Pawan Kharel & Yash Khushal + Coach Highlights (provided by Manager Grayson Aspinal): • Two of the team made the Tournament Team - Pawan Kharel and Yash Khushal- Both Parnell members. • Pawan scored his second hundred in the Final and, overall, scored 349 runs at 116.33 • PCC members - Hamish Aspinall, Brendan Meyer (Capt), Yash Khushal, Pawan Kharel, Joe Barker, Hugo Tierney • Coach - Jonathan McInroy Manager- Grayson Aspinall Leading Tournament Statistics for Year 7 Eastern Players: Batting: Rank Player Club Mat Inn NO 100s 50s 4s 6s HS Runs Ave BF S/R 1 Pawan Kharel ACA Eastern 5 2 2 1 40 0 136 349 116.3333 412 84.71 5 Yash Khushal ACA Eastern 5 0 0 1 15 0 59 133 26.6 200 66.50 7 Liam Denny ACA Eastern 5 1 0 1 14 0 77 132 33.0 184 71.74 10 Sebastian Carlisle ACA Eastern 5 1 0 1 11 1 72 122 30.5 165 73.94 Rank Player Club Mat Inn NO 100s 50s 4s 6s HS Runs Ave BF S/R 11 Hamish Aspinall ACA Eastern 5 1 0 0 17 0 46 120 30.0 117 102.56 15 Tayden Smit ACA Eastern 4 1 0 1 12 0 80* 114 38.0 191 59.69 16 Brendan Meyer ACA Eastern 5 2 0 0 14 0 43* 113 37.6667 112 100.89 21 James Nelson ACA Eastern 5 1 0 1 9 0 59 102 25.5 203 50.25 Bowling: Rank Player Club Mat BB M R W 5WI 10WM BBI Ave S/R Ecn 3 James Dew ACA Eastern 5 122 1 98 9 0 0 4/13 10.8889 13.5556 4.8197 11 Arahan Chattopadhyay ACA Eastern 5 138 2 93 6 0 0 3/24 15.5 23.0 4.0435 12 Pawan Kharel ACA Eastern 5 130 2 89 6 0 0 3/30 14.8333 21.6667 4.1077 13 Ben James ACA Eastern 5 127 2 97 6 0 0 2/7 16.1667 21.1667 4.5827 16 Hugo Tierney ACA Eastern 5 132 0 109 5 0 0 2/26 21.8 26.4 4.9545 17 Max Johnson ACA Eastern 5 174 3 111 5 0 0 2/29 22.2 34.8 3.8276 25 Joseph Barker ACA Eastern 5 144 2 81 4 0 0 2/23 20.25 36.0 3.375 Fielding: William Sterne 5 c. 1 std., Tayden Smit & Sebastian Carlisle 4 c. YEAR 8 Eastern Green 4th Eastern White 7th Leading Tournament Statistics for Year 8 Eastern Players: Batting: Rank Player Club Mat Inn NO 100s 50s 4s 6s HS Runs Ave BF S/R 9 Nicholas Tapper ACA Eastern 5 0 0 1 15 0 63 122 24.4 209 58.37 11 Josh Olliver ACA Eastern 5 1 0 1 12 0 86 105 26.25 209 50.24 Bowling: Rank Player Club Mat BB M R W 5WI 10WM BBI Ave S/R Ecn 5 Harry Cullen-Hieatt ACA Eastern 5 116 1 78 8 0 0 4/13 9.75 14.5 4.0345 11 Isaac Wong ACA Eastern 5 108 4 52 6 0 0 3/22 8.6667 18.0 2.8889 19 Jonty Willis ACA Eastern 7 210 2 140 5 0 0 2/20 28.0 42.0 4.0 20 Nicholas Holden ACA Eastern 5 106 0 71 5 0 0 3/22 14.2 21.2 4.0189 Fielding: Sam Clegg 4 c., Nicholas Holden 3 c. YEAR 9 Eastern White 2nd Eastern Green 3rd Leading Tournament Statistics for Year 9 Eastern Players: Batting: Rank Player Club Mat Inn NO 100s 50s 4s 6s HS Runs Ave BF S/R 3 Harry Lowe ACA Eastern 5 0 0 1 19 0 92 223 44.6 371 60.11 4 William McLachlan ACA Eastern 5 1 0 1 26 1 82 189 47.25 192 98.44 10 Varan Garg ACA Eastern 5 2 0 1 8 1 74* 134 44.6667 183 73.22 12 Aaron Mansfield-Putt ACA Eastern 5 0 0 0 15 0 37 123 24.6 198 62.12 14 Achindra Molamure ACA Eastern 5 0 0 1 10 0 56 112 22.4 222 50.45 15 Toby Irvine ACA Eastern 5 2 0 0 10 0 43 106 35.3333 159 66.67 B Bowling:ng: Rank Player Club Mat BB M R W 5WI 10WM BBI Ave S/R Ecn 2 Jackson Jarvie ACA Eastern 5 195 2 128 11 1 0 5/21 11.6364 17.7273 3.9385 3 Zachary Hughes ACA Eastern 5 198 1 124 10 0 0 3/20 12.4 19.8 3.7576 7 Raf Hosking ACA Eastern 5 168 2 119 7 0 0 3/20 17.0 24.0 4.25 11 Toby Irvine ACA Eastern 5 198 10 94 6 0 0 2/15 15.6667 33.0 2.8485 12 Jamal Todd ACA Eastern 5 87 0 83 6 0 0 3/28 13.8333 14.5 5.7241 Fielding: Monty Matthews 6 c. 2 std., Charles Wilkes 5 c. 3 std., Angus Olliver 5 c. YEAR 10 Eastern Green 1st Played 7, won 7 Eastern White 6th Played 7, won 3, Lost 4 Highlights of the Tournament: • EDCA Green won all their 7 matches and hence became champions this year. • Nathan Robinson scored a double century and Josh Irwin a century. Nathan’s 227 is believed to be the first double century • Five of the EDCA Green boys made it into the Tournament team -- 3 of whom are from PCC: Alex Paulsen, Josh Irwin, Nathan Robinson • Max Dudson from EDCA White was also named in the tournament team. • Because this was the last year-group tournament to take place, it also decided which District won the Peter Badley Shield -- EDCA won it and our team was presented with it Eastern Green Year 10 – Tournament Winners Nathan Robinson – Josh Irwin who scored a record 227 the other centurion with 103* Leading Tournament Statistics for Year 10 Eastern Players: Batting: nk Player Club Mat Inn NO 100s 50s 4s 6s HS Runs Ave BF S/R 1 Nathan Robinson ACA Eastern 6 0 1 0 57 6 227 361 60.1667 341 105.87 3 Josh Irwin ACA Eastern 6 2 1 1 37 0 103* 279 69.75 369 75.61 6 Aakash Prasad ACA Eastern 7 3 0 1 30 0 95* 230 57.5 307 74.92 8 Imodha Karunatilaka ACA Eastern 7 2 0 1 28 3 53 212 42.4 290 73.10 9 Joshua Stephan ACA Eastern 6 1 0 0 23 0 46 194 38.8 299 64.88 11 Jack Beveridge ACA Eastern 7 0 0 1 19 8 66 171 24.4286 176 97.16 16 Alexander Paulsen ACA Eastern 5 2 0 0 15 4 48* 135 45.0 138 97.83 18 Max Dudson ACA Eastern 6 0 0 0 10 0 37 117 19.5 254 46.06 Bowling: Rank Player Club Mat BB M R W 5WI 10WM BBI Ave S/R Ecn 1 Jordan Herbert ACA Eastern 7 312 10 147 16 1 0 5/12 9.1875 19.5 2.8269 2 Aakash Prasad ACA Eastern 7 226 9 110 16 0 0 4/6 6.875 14.125 2.9204 4 Max Dudson ACA Eastern 7 352 10 140 15 1 0 6/14 9.3333 23.4667 2.3864 7 Flynn O'Loughlin ACA Eastern 7 257 3 137 13 0 0 3/17 10.5385 19.7692 3.1984 15 Joshua Stephan ACA Eastern 7 336 6 238 8 0 0 4/29 29.75 42.0 4.25 Fielding: Alexander Paulsen 9 c.
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