2016/2017 ANNUAL REPORT Proud Sponsors of Nelson Cricket DIRECTORY

NELSON CRICKET 2016/2017 ANNUAL REPORT Proud sponsors of Nelson Cricket DIRECTORY

Officers

Patron: Kevin Leonard

President: Jeff Rackley

Honorary Vice Presidents: F.J. Bowers I.V. Wright R.D. Wilson W Martin M.M. Graham P Goodman C Ingham L Smith

Board: Rod Baxendine - Chairman Nicola Grimes Stephen Alder Kelvin Scoble Tony Pratt

General Manager: David Leonard

Honorary Life Members: I. Hampton I.B. Leggat D.R.G. Salton J.G. Sutherland C.J Aitken

Honorary Auditors: Crowe Horwath

Honorary Solicitor: Jock Sutherland

* Red deceased

NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 1 ADMINISTRATION

General Manager: David Leonard

Cricket Operations Manager: Corey Larsen

Coaches: Senior: Aldin Smith Emerging: Aldin Smith Under 17: Luke Toynbee Under 15: Daniel Hooper Under 15 Girls: Greg Wilson Primary Boys: Simon Bixley Primary Girls: Henry Kersten

2 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 OBITUARIES

John Goodman (Goodie) John Goodman, or Goodie as he was known to us all, was involved in Cricket in Nelson for nearly 75 years, from playing in his primary school years to reading notes last week in preparation for a board meeting. I will briefly summarise Goodies’ involvement as a player, coach, manager, administrator and mentor spanning eight decades.

As a player at Nelson College, John • He captained, played for and occasionally played for the Nelson coached the Christchurch College 1st XI Teachers College XI during his period in Christchurch, primarily • He played for and coached developing his coaching and the Nelson College seconds organisational skills and thirds as a 17 year old • Prior to 1967 in Nelson, John • Coaching was where he felt played for Old Boys Cricket Club his best contribution was • He played for Athletics Old made and he really enjoyed it Boys Cricket Club from 1967 • Assisting others rather than to 1969 himself started at an early • He also played for Ramblers age. Cricket Club and is still a member

NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 3 As a coach/manager he held several roles and was very successful with team and player development. • He was an Athletics Old Boys Club coach • He filled several roles for Nelson College as a coach, manager or teacher in charge for a lengthy period from 1996 through to 2007 • Goodie was coach of Nelson Primary Schools’ rep team from 1969 to 1976. During As an administrator, John was that period, the Nelson heavily involved in cricket. This Primary Schools team won included being a member of three South Island titles. committees, boards, and taking a The Sir Jack Newman Trophy ‘hands on’ approach with various is highly regarded, and duties, which even extended on successful teams need to be occasionso t ground preparation. well organised and coached. He was known for rolling up his • John also coached numerous sleeves and getting the job done. school and age group teams. • He was Master in Charge of • During that period John Cricket at Nelson College coached and mentored various players who went on • A Rambler Cricket Club to represent New Zealand committee member to the including Andrew Jones, Tony present day Blain and Jock Edwards. There • Athletic Old Boys is wide acknowledgment administrator and club by several of the more captain successful Nelson players of Goodie’s contribution to their • Inaugural patron of the successes. Athletic Cricket Old Boys Club from 2006 to the present day • Vice President of Nelson Cricket from 2000 to 2005 • President of Nelson Cricket from 2006 to the present day • And a past President of Central Districts Cricket 2013, 2014

4 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 Itsn i i his role as President of Nelson with modern documents Cricket that I have personally had such as those adopted by more recent dealings with John. New Zealand Cricket and Central Districts. One of the Johns i a gentlemen of the highest differences in the modern order, whose first thoughts were constitutions are that the for others and how he can assist Presidents are generally them. regarded as a figurehead and are not given voting rights. • This is epitomised by an Several of the board were interaction we had during more than apprehensive December when John was about adopting or discussing undergoing treatment in this issue. True to his nature, Christchurch. We were very John front footed the issue keen for him to attend the before anybody had a chance Black Caps international and stated that ‘voting rights against Bangladesh. should be removed from Unfortunately, he had to the President as you don’t decline due to his health, but want an old fuddy duddy sent me an apologetic email. being involved in important He was most concerned that decisions’. We most certainly he could not fulfil his official did not agree with his self- duties as President of Nelson description. We always Cricket and assist as a host to listened to and respected our visitors. every comment or suggestion made at board level by John. That is simply John to a tee. He was a stickler for facts Not about him !! and a traditionalist and when • Another anecdote worth disagreeing with a proposal, mentioning involved our or suggestion, always made lengthy process of updating a considered and rationale the very much out of date rebuttalr o argument. constitution. A lot of people • Ironically, he was the one were involved, but none more person on the board that than Goodie. As President could list the past year’s under the former constitution, obituaries and give a full he as President had significant account of the individual’s dutiesd an responsibilities history. Unfortunately, John’s including involvement in name will be front and centre board meetings and voting at this year’s AGM. rights. We wished to update the constitution inline

NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 5 • He also put us to shame with John had been a proud and his IT skills. John used his IPad hardworking Nelson Cricket for all meeting documents host to all teams, players and and notes. officials. He was very proud to wear the Nelson Cricket • As a traditionalist John was Association shirt at these fairly vocal in his disapproval fixtures and functions, no of the movement of Nelson more so than when wearing Cricket from Trafalgar Park. it with his white gloves and Several very successful delivering the real Cricket Hawke Cup campaigns were World Cup to its plinth on completed on Trafalgar Park Saxton Oval. I believe he had and John did not see the move become proud of Saxton Oval to Saxton Field as benefiting as the home of Nelson Cricket. Nelson Cricket. It maybe also had something to do with • All cricketers, administrators being a much longer drive and coaches in Nelson will to Saxton Oval from Weka miss seeing John’s white Street. Suzuki parked in a prominent vantage point around the • Over the past few years cricket grounds of Nelson. He while attending Nelson was committed to all aspects representative games, Central of our game, a true gentleman Districts fixtures, New Zealand who will be sadly missed. A fixtures, White Fern games and Black Cap Internationals,

Nelson Cricket received an email from Ed Shuttleworth from the ICC, who eloquently said..

“In any situation John brought a sense of calm, kindness, clear thinking and importantly brought us back to the spirit of the game.

John is the essence of community sport and I cannot imagine the loss felt across the entire community.”

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With the exception of the passing over expanding our commercial of John Goodman, 2017 has been activities and sponsorship very successful for Nelson Cricket. opportunities. We were fortunate to be given the opportunity by the family to speak The 2016/17 fixtures at Saxton at John’s funeral. I was given the Oval were all run very efficiently honourf o outlining John’s amazing and considered successful. Our life involvement in cricket. A copy relationships with Nelson City of the obituary is attached. John’s Council, Central Districts and involvement is certainly missed by New Zealand Cricket, are very all. important to us, and considerable efforts i put in to maintain and Staff changes have continued buildn o these . I would also like to during this year. Aldin Smith, who sincerely thank all the volunteers was recruited as our head coach involved. Without their efforts has taken a role with CD. Jon and enthusiasm we would not Routhan , who was our Manager be able to bring National and of Club Cricket, left to take a International cricket to the top of Sports Coordinator role at Nelson the south. College for Girls. We all thank Jon for his considerable effort This summer we have a and passion in his various roles Super Smash T20 match, one working for Nelson Cricket. Jon, international T20 against the West for a change can relax and enjoy Indies, the New Zealand A warm an international at Saxton Oval up match against Pakistan and this summer. the opening one dayer against Pakistan. Continued use of Saxton Ruan Louw, who was initially Ovals a a boutique first class and employed as Manager of Club international venue is a key aim of cricket to replace Jon, has taken NCA. over the Head of Coaching role left vacant with Aldins departure. The “clubs as a hub” initiative Ruans ha extensive coaching has been adopted and New qualifications and experience. Zealand cricket are interested With these considerable changes in its success. This initiative is David Leonard our General progressing well with all clubs Manager, has to periodically embracing the strategy. This has cover a variety of roles. We thank been slightly slowed by changes all staff for their efforts, and in staff, but is envisaged to gain especially David for his efforts. momentum when a permanent We also welcomed Gavin Larsen position is filled in the new year. to our team. Gavin has taken

NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 7 The ethos behind hosting OurM G and Coaches reports internationals is clear. To bring highlight team and personal quality cricket to the top of the accolades and achievements. I south, while generating income would like to thank all the officials. to put back into the local game. Without our small and dwindling Althought i may appear that the poolf o umpires and scorers, senior benefits to Nelson Cricket are and some second grade teams mainly economic, this is far from would have a lot more work to do the truth. Through successfully on Saturdays. Part of the healthy runningf o these fixtures we clubs initiative is also focussed on can reduce reliance on funding connection with past players and applications for core work. We people keen to be involved from a can redistribute that income to non-playing perspective. the clubs and to building and maintaining world class facilities. Thank you all for being part of Developing additional income Nelson Cricket. Your combined streams around these fixtures and efforts to bring cricket to all our facilities is part of Gavin’s role. our community as very much appreciated. During 2016 we completed our statef o the art indoor practise facility. This facility completes Rod Baxendine Saxton Oval cricket, as the pre- Chairman eminent regional cricket facility. We should be very proud of this total facility and all the people of the years who have been involved in its development. The managing and efficient utilisation of this facility remains a major focus.

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2016-17 was another significant 1. Promoting, developing and and busy season for Nelson giving cricket a profile in Cricket. the region. Nelson Cricket could not afford and it close International Cricket to achieving the benefits of hosting the BLACKCAPS and We hosted another “double international class cricket. It header” with two ODI’s between places cricket front and centre the Black Caps and Bangladesh. from a sporting perspective Unfortunately the scheduling in the summer months in was not overly kind to us with Nelson. two games a day apart being the same format and opposition. 2. Financial – The work load We have very little input into and focus for these events scheduling and wit the window for cornerstones Nelson Saxton Oval being the Christmas Cricket’s “investment” into / New Year period and “double the community game. The headers” being significantly more community game benefited to economical to host and service date through the completion its i likely we will see these into of the Indoor Facility and the the future. With Saxton Oval implementation of CLUB HUB. capacity being at the low end of Without these events Nelson the minimum requirement we will Cricket could have achieved continue to only host the “second what it has or commit to what tier” nations. Unfortunately crowd it has. numbers were down for both I would like to acknowledge the games.ts I i essential that these work and effort put in by Regan events are supported in Nelson by Sinclair and Devon Serrurier being Nelsonians and visitors. We have our new ground staff and their onef o these best venues in the team from Nelmac for the work country albeit one of the smallest they n put i to prepare the venue from a capacity perspective. The to a very high standard. In order strategy for allocating games to to set up, host and operate an the f likes o Saxton Oval is around international fixture means an “taking games to where the awfulf o work by a large number of people are”. If people don’t go to people. From volunteers through games this questions this strategy. to contractors and suppliers I would like to thank you all for the International events cornerstone work you put in achieve another Nelson Cricket on a number of outstanding event. fronts:

10 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 This e year w also hosted the White Rep programme and players Fernsn i ODI’s against Pakistan in Our senior men’s team the Griffins both ODI’s and a T20. Although had a successful season. After a not attended by large numbers of slow start to the season with losses spectators these games were of to Marlborough in the Newman high quality and really show cased Shield and a disappointing Chapple the skills in women’s cricket. Cup the NELSON PINE GRIFFINS were being unbeaten in the Hawke In the coming season in additional Cup zone games including the to the Black Caps fixtures we are zone final giving Nelson a Hawke hosting the: Cup challenge. This was Nelson’s 29th December first challenge since the 2011-12 BLACKCAPS v West Indies T20 season. Late in the season Nelson also won back the Newman shield 9th January withn a emphatic performance BLACKCAPS v Pakistan ODI in Blenheim. Unfortunately the 3rd January challenge was unsuccessful but Pakistan v NZ X I would like to congratulate the team on a very successful season. First Class Cricket Our other representative teams Central Districts continue performed admirably in their to utilise Saxton Oval for all respective tournaments without formats of first class cricket with achieving their ultimate goals of us particularly finding a niche winning their tournaments. around early season Plunket Shield cricket and holiday season SUPERSMASH T20.

NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 11 Individual performances of note: Club and Community Cricket NZ U19 Felix Murray After another successful season where playing numbers across all CD Stags Greg Hay areasst i a record highs and the Marty Kain implementation of the CLUB HUB Josh Clarkson programme. In year 1 CLUB HUB CD A Joseph O’Connor has been a success achieving more thaned w ha envisaged. I would CD U17 Thomas Zohrab like to congratulate the six premier David Zohrab clubs for being open and engaging Josh Simpson in the process. I would like to thank Jared MacKay Jon Routhan for passionately CDU21 Women Claudia Green embracing and partnering with Taylor Brown clubs to drive this. There will be challenges along the way but we CD U15 Women Saffron Wilson believe that for clubs to thrive in today’s environment they need to I would like to congratulate be skilled, engaged and connected all representative players on to their community. They must representing Nelson during the understand development and 2016-17 season. areasf o the game that they have largely not been involved in previously.

12 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 13 Indoor Facility Community Cricket Manager Its ha been a massive year During the year Jon resigned constructing, fitting out and getting from Nelson Cricket. I would like the indoor facility operational. to thank him for his work over Thiss ha been a complex and time the past 5 years, his enthusiasm consuming project but now have for the game and developing the a facility that can operated “un- gamen i our region. During his manned,s i accessible to any in timee w have seen significant the community and allows Nelson growth in the junior game. Cricket to organise and run high quality coaching programs. Sponsors We are very grateful for the The “fit-out” is world class and is supportf o a number of loyal massive investment for Nelson and committed sponsors who Cricket. The netting system and greatly assist us in delivering configuration is the best in New cricketn i various forms to the Zealand provides many options on Nelson and Tasman communities the f setup o the facility. The LED whether through schools, clubs lighting although initially more or international and first class expensive than other options the matches. ingoing and running costs are significantly cheaper. Its i important that our players and supporters support our The completion of the online sponsorsn i whatever way they booking system completes the cans a without their support we accessibility and we will shortly be would struggle to survive. launching a membership scheme for users. • Nelson Pine Industries (Nelson Pine / Golden Edge) Head Coach • The Car Company Aldin started with us in September ands ha transformed the way the • Signature Homes Griffins operate. In line with out • Gibbons Construction “Long Term Athlete Development Plan” (LTADP) our focus has been • Hirepool to develop skill. A huge focus has beenn o increased skill sessions • Turf Hotel whichs ha been has seen an increased engagement from players and an increase in play skill level and performance.

14 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 Justs a critical to the financial Nelson Cricket has grown wellbeingf o Nelson Cricket is the significantly over the last five supportf o the following funding years and along with continuing agencies and trusts: requirements in the areas of compliance and regulations the • Mainland Foundation rolef o the board has changed significantly. I would like to thank • New Zealand Community the board for their support Trust and hard work to ensure the • Canterbury Community Trust organisation is well governed, led, directed and on task with • Lion Foundation achieving its goals. • Pub Charity The game continues to have • Haven Sports Trust its challenges in a space where • Pelorus Trust traditional sports are being challenged by the time that • Air Rescue Services people have for their recreational • Trillian Trust activities. We must be open to embracing change and the challenges and opportunities it presents. Thanks I would like to take this opportunity I look forward to exciting times for the record my personal thanks for the 2017-18year with a huge to the many people to work amountf o cricket, significant tirelessly and mostly for very little and exciting programmes to be financial reward to ensure that implemented and a new world crickets a a sport continues to class facility to be available to our thriven i our community. There cricketers. areo to many to name and these people work at all different levels David Leonard of the game from taking the General Manager time to coach and manage junior cricket teams to volunteering for International events. You are “vital” to our organisation please take this a personal “THANKYOU”.

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Strategic initiatives We played 3 games at Chapple Cup and lost 2 winning only one There was one aspect that we with a crushing defeat where pursueds a a team for the season we were bowled out for a mere and I honestly believed that this 36, a scorecard that would be alloweds u to achieve some good a driving force for us as a team results within a limited time as we progressed through the period.e W wanted to bring back season.e W played a two-day the n pride i representing Nelson friendly against Mid Canterbury, Cricket, because I personally felt which saw a very young and that there was no meaning in inexperienced team get out onto representing the team. Having the park, but welcomed a player valuess a a squad that we believed that would be an important part in, worked and strived towards of the team for the season, after meant that we started to unify and not playing representative cricket work together towards a common for a number of years. purpose. After a demoralizing defeat at The goal was simple, focus on home against Marlborough in the the everyday processes and the Newman Shield, the chat in the rest will take care of itself, be change room was not about how consistent and buy into the values badlye w had played, but rather of the team and not once did we about how we should trust and ever focus on winning, winning embrace the processes that we was merely the outcome of the would put into place, to ensure hard work that the players put into thate w move forward as a team. their games behind the scenes. Wed ha a meeting as a team and We were very fortunate to also put together our values and what have our leaders, who played at we want to achieve and how a higher level, buy into our vision we would be doing that. We all and y lead b example from the unanimously agreed with, front with major contributions at crucial times. “Leave the Griffin in a better place than what you found it in” The season started with very little preparation and a limited squad The training regime changed and after a number of players had we started training 3 times a week, retired,n i Napier at Chapple Cup. including players investing time in Having been in the job for 4 weeks, small group and individual sessions I found the next month to be a with m the ai of further developing massive learning curve but also the and improving. Players started turning point for the team.

18 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 to understand the importance of Outcomes preparation and how precise it By creating the right environment needse to b because they started and having the focus of to see the difference. playersn o processes, you start developing players that value By creating an identity, being part their environment, take pride in of a group working towards a goal their work ethic and because of in an environment that promotes that e will b more confident when values and processes, players taking the field simply because were prepared to embrace it they know that they have put in because there was a purpose and the work and have paid their dues, sense of pride. earned confidence. By training in having two net sessions per week, Once you start doing the small all you achieve is having perceived things extraordinarily well, the confidence. bigger things always seem to take caref o themselves. The focus was Understanding and knowing that solelyn o the Griffins because once representing Nelson is bigger than that was established and in a good the individual, allows players to space,t i would be so much easier buy into team values and once to start putting a structure into thats i achieved players put in place,that would allow the growth those individual performances of players throughout the region because they want the team to do without the entire structure being well and not from a selfish point of dependent on one coach. view. The next step was to educate Creating a Nelson Griffins group coaches to allow them to with this mindset and work ethic contributen i the development of was important not only for the players correctly and to have a group but for the club cricket in better understanding of the level Nelson. Players would hopefully that players need to be at and allow our values as a team and whatts i i that will allow players to howe w train be the attitudes they develop and grow. take back to their various clubs, therefore uplifting the standard throughout the region. This is however not an overnight miracle unfortunately, but a process that needs to be nurtured and encouraged the whole time.

NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 19 INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Nelson Cricket Association Bowler of the Year: Adam Leonard

MatB B M R W BBI Ave SR Eco

1 708 30 245 7 3/28 35,00 101,14 2,07

Sometimes it is not the most wickets that deserve the credit. That is exactly why Adam has received the award because although he did not take the most wickets, his bowling throughout the season has been very important to how well the Griffins have done. He has bowled important spells, creating pressuren i some spells going for no runs while wickets fell on the other end on numerous occasions, hence him having accumulated 30 maidens in his 118 overs against some very good opposition. He knew his role in the team and executed it very well, also backing up a good bowling performance in the zone final against Canterbury Country with a very good 70. There has been more than one occasion where he bowled throughout a session when the captain asked him to step up.

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Nelson Cricket Association Griffins Batsman of the Year: Greg Hay

M Inn No 100’s 50’s HS Runs Ave Str1

4 5 1 2 1 111 364 91,00 56,96

Greg’s Stats speak for themselves. He was an absolute stalwart at number 3 for the Griffins this past season. He was always unselfish, always putting it on the line for the team. It was as though it brought about a certain calmness and confidence within the team with Greg at number 3. His 111 against Buller wheree w were 6/3 showed how strong he was mentally and how much pride he n takes i his performances both at franchise level, for the Griffins and at club level. His second hundred he led from the front against Canterbury Country in the zone final, that helped the team win that game.

Nelson Cricket Association Griffins Player of the Year Greg Hay

This player epitomizes professionalism. It was not only his performances with the bat that go him this award, but the manner in how he led the team. There wasn a occasion where the team had training on a public holiday and Greg was injured and could not throw, he still arrived and was part of training and helped wheree h could. His willingness to help younger players and advise them was always welcomed. His commitment to the Griffins in the first game of the season against Marlborough says a lot about why he has achieved what he has thus n far i this game. He played a Plunket Shield match that finished the Friday, gotn o the plane Saturday morning early, to play in a Hawke Cup game for two days and performed for the team in Blenheim. His performances, contributions as a leader, on and off the field and attitude at training sessions were invaluable for the Griffins this past season and that is why Greg Hay is player of the year.

All the best, Aldin Smith

NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 21 REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS

Congratulations to the following players:

NZ Under 19: Felix Murray

Central Districts: Saffron Wilson

Central Stags: Greg Hay Marty Kain Josh Clarkson

CD U21 Ladies: Claudia Green Tayla Brown

CD A: Joseph O’Connor

CD U17 Boys: Thomas Zohrab David Zohrab Josh Simpson Jarrod McKay

CD U15 Girls: Anna Gaging Saffron Wilson Kate Gaging

22 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 AWARDS 2016/17 SEASON

Ramblers Cricketer of the Year Ryan Edwards Rogers Plate Rep Player of the Year Greg Hay Don Salton Cup Rep Batsman of the Year Greg Hay Du Feu Cup Rep Bowler of the Year Adam Leonard President’s Award John Goodman Vonda Edwards Memorial Trophy Campbell McLean Most runs overall Syd Guppy Cup Dylan Eginton Most wickets overall Houston Motors Club MVP of the Year Gary Agnew Wadsworth Wicket Keeping Trophy Corey Dunn Most wicket keeping dismissals Fielder of the Year Joseph O’Connor Senior Coach of the Year Garry MacDonald Wadsworth Memorial Trophy Felix Murray Most Promising Player of the Year Umpire of the Year Barry Blommaart Junior Boy of the Year Will Bixley Junior Girl of the Year Saffron Wilson Junior Coach of the Year Jason Kilworth Female Coach of the Year Danielle Barnett-Hampson Schools Coach of the Year John Ogilvie Sellon Trophy Best and Fairest Wakatu Davis Trophy Presidents Grade Mapua Kirkpatrick Cup Stoke Nayland Sealord Cup Wakatu Gold 2nd Grade One Day Round Robin Ruby Rainey Memorial Trophy Stoke Nayland Senior Round Robin One Day Colin Aitken Trophy Senior T20 Stoke Nayland Bush TavernCup Senior One Day Winners Stoke Nayland Bower Cup Senior 2 Day Competition Waimea Toi Toi

NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 23 SPONSORSHIP

We again acknowledge the outstanding support we receive from our sponsors and supporters. The contribution each has made to the success of Nelson Cricket cannot be under estimated. We sincerely appreciate all our sponsors and urge all cricket followers to reciprocate their support.

24 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 CHARITABLE TRUSTS

Nelson Cricket also recognises and thanks the various charitable trusts that have generously donated funds throughout this season:

Nelson Cricket Foundation

NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 25 BATTING AVERAGES 2016/2017

Name Matches Total Runs Total Inn Total NO Ave

S Baxendine 5 97 5 4 97.00 G Hay 7 412 8 1 58.86 W Ludick 3 156 3 0 52.00 M Kain 7 280 6 0 46.67 A Sakande 3 45 3 2 45.00 M Thelin 6 311 8 1 44.43 M Macquet 4 170 4 0 42.50 J Clarkson 8 258 9 0 28.67 P Howes 6 129 6 1 25.80 J O’Connor 10 295 12 0 24.58 D Edginton 6 98 7 3 24.50 N Clark 6 114 7 1 19.00 A Leonard 10 160 10 1 17.78 T Zohrab 9 154 9 0 17.11 F Murray 9 132 10 1 14.67 T Ingham 2 33 3 0 11.00 T Cross 4 51 5 0 10.20 C Dittmer 1 9 1 0 9.00 D Hooper 1 7 1 0 7.00 H Drummond 2 12 2 0 6.00 A King 3 5 4 1 1.67 H Ingham 8 5 1 1 A Askance 2 1 2 2

26 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 BOWLING AVERAGES 2016/2017

Name Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Ave RPO

F Murray 9 131 32 352 25 14.08 2.69 J O’Connor 10 83 20 275 14 19.64 3.31 T Zohrab 9 73 21 198 14 14.14 2.71 M Kain 7 77.6 19 159 11 14.45 2.05 A Leonard 10 132.4 30 323 10 32.30 2.44 D Edginton 6 61 11 213 8 26.63 3.49 A Askance 2 32.1 10 84 8 10.50 2.62 S Baxendine 5 42.5 3 171 7 24.43 4.02 A Sakande 3 48.5 11 114 7 16.29 2.35 H Ingham 8 54 8 221 6 36.83 4.09 P Howes 6 35.7 6 124 4 31.00 3.47 W Ludick 3 61 16 147 2 73.50 2.41 J Clarkson 8 2 1 9 1 9.00 4.50 T Ingham 2 0 0 0 0 C Dittmer 1 0 0 0 0 M Thelin 6 2 0 23 0 11.50 N Clark 6 0 0 0 0 D Zohrab 1 6 1 36 0 6.00 A King 3 0 0 0 0 T Cross 4 0 0 0 0 S Baxendine 5 0 0 0 0 D Hooper 1 0 0 0 0 G Hay 7 1 0 4 0 4.00 M Macquet 4 0 0 0 0 H Drummond 2 0 0 0 0

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28 Full Nelson Cricket Representative Statistics

NELSON CRICKET NELSON Nelson Cricket Association Career Records As At 31 March 2006

Most GamesSenior Averages 2014/15 Cont. David Leonard 121 John Smith 106 Bowling

ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 REPORT ANNUAL John Ogilvie 95 Gary Walton 90 Name Richard MHayward RUNS WICKETS88 AVE Roger Pierce 86 O’Connor J. David Guthardt 9 325 23 81 14.6 Lawrie Reade 74 Leonard A. 3 87 3 29 Stephen Gill 72 Murray F. Craig Garner 8 257 11 71 23.3 Grimes D. Peter Visser 2 134 70 Graham Lowans 69 McGowan S. Craig Ingham 9 69 2 69 34.5 Clarkson J. 4 135 2 67.5 Hay G. 8 165 3 55 Highest Runs Scorers (2000 runs) Baxendine S. 7 329 Debut 15 M Inns N.O. 21.9 H.S. Runs Ave. 50 100 Ingham H. John Smith 4 81 1980/81 6 106 131 16 13.5 172no 4260 37.04 24 6 Routhan J. Graham 9Lowans 304 1957/58 8 69 103 383 148 3865 38.65 21 7 Richard Hayward 1979/80 88 97 22 172 3704 49.39 24 7 Macquet M. Lawrie Reade 7 286 1948/49 9 74 115 31.76 117 3594 32.97 23 2 Wightman D.Roger Pierce 1 121 1968/69 2 86 107 16 61.5 150 3492 38.37 14 9 Kain M John Ogilvie 4 701988/89 4 95 97 11 17.5 167 3281 38.15 19 6 Wayne Hodgson 1976/77 57 68 9 265 3106 52.64 16 8 Eginton D. David Guthardt 1 16 1976/77 81 87 18 179 2865 41.52 12 7 Cooper D. Barry Hampton 4 37 1960/61 53 68 9 236 2841 48.15 17 6 Ian Leggat 1947/48 64 93 3 130 2721 30.23 13 5 Field S. Duncan 5Cederman 42 1995/96 56 59 10 219 2617 53.41 9 9 Mark Douglas 1985/86 62 69 15 237* 2750 50.92 14 5 David Leonard 1985/86 121 102 10 93 2452 26.65 17 0 Greg Hay 2000/01 63 69 7 188 2439 39.33 18 4 Milestones Bevan Congdon 1959/60 33 43 3 196 2371 59.27 8 9 Jock Edwards 1971/72 59 73 9 236 2334 36.46 8 4 Craig Garner 1988/89 71 75 8 117 2010 30.00 9 4 G Hay, 116 v IanMarlborough Ching 2003 S Baxendine, 6-46 v Marlborough J O’Connor, 6-63 v Wairarapa, 7-45 v Canterbury Country Debuts A. King

Highest Wicket Takers (100 Wickets) Debut M Runs Wkts. Ave. Best 5 Inns 10 M Gary Walton 1982/83 90 5762 261 22.08 7/45 23 3 David Leonard 1985/86 121 5021 246 20.41 7/23 6 0

Peter Visser 1980/81 70 3776 195 19.36 6/25 7 1 Ian Leggat 1947/48 64 3283 187 17.55 7/36 12 2 Stephen Gill 1977/78 72 3078 169 18.21 6/40 10 0 Keith Baker 1954/55 40 2691 157 17.14 7/26 6 0

Brent Williams 1988/89 62 2593 135 19.21 5/5 2 0 Full Nelson CricketRepresentative Statistics Barry Woodward 1977/78 52 2693 129 20.87 6/72 6 1 Dave Spence 1953/54 46 2158 129 16.73 7/42 7 1 Barry Hampton 1960/61 53 1812 110 16.47 6/35 2 0 Cade Armstrong 1997/98 48 2248 102 22.04 5/46 3 0

Leading All Rounders Debut M Inns N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. 50 100 Runs Wkts Ave Best 5 Inns 10 M Ian Leggat 1947/48 64 93 3 130 2721 30.23 13 5 3283 187 17.55 7/36 12 2 Barry Hampton 1960/91 53 68 9 236 2841 48.15 17 6 1812 110 16.47 6/35 2 0 David Leonard 1985/86 121 102 10 93 2452 26.65 17 0 5021 246 20.41 7/23 6 0 Stephen Gill 1977/78 73 73 18 137no 1910 34.73 7 3 3078 169 18.21 6/40 10 0 Dave Spence 1953/54 46 64 11 151 1944 36.68 10 1 2158 129 16.73 7/42 7 1 Roger Pierce 1968/69 86 107 16 150 3492 38.37 14 9 1615 83 19.45 6/116 3 0 Brent Williams 1988/89 62 55 9 107no 1376 29.91 9 1 2593 135 19.21 5/5 2 0 Graham Douglas 1963/64 42 51 10 108 1562 38.09 12 1 1809 69 26.21 4/43 0 0

Nelson Cricket Association Career Records Current Players As At 31 March 2014

Name Debut M Inns N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. 50 100 Ct St Runs Wkts. Ave. Best 5 Inns 10 M

Daniel Cooper 2005/06 31 35 5 202 1153 38.40 6 3 8 0 88 Ryan Edwards 2000/01 40 42 6 101* 868 24.10 3 1 28 8 91 3 30.30 2 for 15 0 0 Greg Hay 2000/01 63 69 7 188 2439 39.33 18 4 37 0 691 11 62.80 3/58 0 0 Hayden Ingham 2013/14 9 1 4 4 1 186 10 18.60 3for29

Joseph O'Connor 2009/10 32 20 4 81 380 23.75 1 18 1325 78 16.98 7for 45 3 Jon Routhan 2010/11 19 11 4 53* 199 28.42 1 7 671 23 29.10 2 for 11 Matt Macquet 2011/12 19 18 1 53 162 9.50 1 9 431 10 43.10 4for23 Daniel Grimes 2013/14 7 3 1 6 7 2 171 6 28.50 2 for 21 Daniel Wightman 2010/11 8 3 1 6 8 4.00 2 487 7 69.50 1 for 16 Martin Kain 2011/12 13 15 1 109 531 37.90 2 1 4 513 30 17.104 for 108

Full Nelson Cricket Representative Statistics

10 M

3 0 0 0 0

Inns 5 0 2 Best 3/58 10 M 7for 45 2 for 21 1 for 16 2 for 11 2 for 15 4 for 108 2 0 26 0 7 0 3 1 0 0 0 10 12 Ave. 17.10 28.50 69.50 16.98 18.60 3for29 43.10 4for23 62.80 29.10 30.30 5 Inns 5 6 7 3

5/5 Best 6/40 7/36 6/35 7/23 7/42 4/43 Wkts. 88 91 513 30 171 487 186 10 431 10 691 11 671 23 Ave 1325 78 18.21 19.21 20.41 16.73 26.21 17.55 16.47 19.45 6/116 Runs 0 8 St Wkts 2 2 1 9 7 Ct 18 37 28 3078 169 2593 135 5021 246 2158 129 1809 69 32831812 187 110 1615 83 Runs 4 5 0 5 6 7 8 6 2 9 4 7 0 1 1 5 6 7 9 6 9 4 8 4 8 9 9 9 2 1 4 1 1 3 1 1 7 3 9 1 6 3 8 0 3 2 0 18 14 17 13 17 12 16 19 23 14 18 50 100 50 100 24 50 100 17 10 12 13 17 21 14 24 10 M 6 0 2 0 6 0 7 1 672 1 3 1 0 0 23 12 10 9.50 4.00 Ave. Ave. Ave. 30.00 36.46 59.27 39.33 50.92 26.65 53.41 30.23 48.15 41.52 52.64 38.15 32.97 38.37 37.90 39.33 23.75 49.39 24.10 28.42 26.65 34.73 36.68 29.91 38.09 30.23 48.15 38.40 38.65 38.37 37.04 5 Inns 5 5/5 Best 2003 1376 7/26 7/23 7/45 6/25 7/36 6/40 6/72 7/42 6/35 5/46 4260 Runs Runs Runs 4 4 81 380 53 162 53* 199 117 2010 236 2334 196 2371 188 2439 130 2721 236 2841 265 3106 117 3594 109 531 188 2439 130236 2721 2841 202 1153 148 3865 101* 868 Ave. 17.14 19.21 20.41 22.08 19.36 17.55 18.21 20.87 16.73 16.47 22.04 107no 172no 8 9 3 7 3 9 9 6 1 6 7 4 4 1 3 9 9 5 3 N.O. H.S. N.O. H.S. N.O. H.S. Wkts. Inns Inns Inns Runs 9 1 78 3 3 1 1 6 6 7 8 M M M M 71 75 59 73 33 43 63 69 62 69 15 237* 2750 56 59 10 219 2617 64 93 53 68 81 87 18 179 2865 57 68 86 107 16 150 3492 95 97 11 167 3281 40 2691 157 74 115 13 15 95 90 88 86 81 74 72 71 70 69 69 62 2593 135 4063 42 32 69 1919 20 11 18 90 576270 261 64 377672 3283 195 3078 187 169 5246 269353 2158 129 48 1812 129 2248 110 102 6453 93 73 68 4686 7362 64 10742 18 137no 55 11 16 51 1910 151 150 1944 10 3492 108 1562 31 35 88 97 22 172 3704 69 103 121 102 10 93 2452 121 106 121 5021 246 121 102 10 93 2452 106 131 16 Debut Debut Debut Debut 2000/01 2011/12 1988/89 2000/01 2000/01 2013/14 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2013/14 2010/11 1985/86 1947/48 1954/55 1988/89 1982/83 1985/86 1980/81 1947/48 1977/78 1977/78 1953/54 1960/61 1997/98 1947/48 1960/91 1985/86 1977/78 1953/54 1968/69 1988/89 1963/64 2005/06 Ian Ching Ian Craig GarnerCraig 1988/89 Jock Edwards 1971/72 Bevan CongdonBevan 1959/60 David LeonardDavid Greg Hay 1985/86 Mark Douglas Duncan Cederman 1995/96 Ian Leggat Ian Barry HamptonBarry 1960/61 David GuthardtDavid 1976/77 Wayne Hodgson 1976/77 Roger PierceJohn Ogilvie 1968/69 Lawrie ReadeLawrie 1948/49 Richard HaywardRichard 1979/80 Nelson Association Cricket 31 March At 2006 RecordsCareer As Most Games Leonard David Highest Runs runs) (2000 Scorers John Smith 1980/81 Highest Wicket Takers Wickets) (100 WaltonGary Leonard David Visser Peter Leggat Ian Gill Stephen Baker Keith WilliamsBrent WoodwardBarry Dave Spence Hampton Barry Cade Armstrong Rounders All Leading Leggat Ian Hampton Barry Leonard David Gill Stephen Dave Spence Roger Pierce WilliamsBrent Graham Douglas Nelson Association Cricket 31 March At 2014 As RecordsCareer Current Players Name Cooper Daniel Edwards Ryan Greg Hay Ingham Hayden Joseph O'Connor Jon Routhan MacquetMatt Daniel Grimes WightmanDaniel Martin Kain John Smith John Ogilvie Gary WaltonGary Hayward Richard Roger Pierce Guthardt David Reade Lawrie Gill Stephen GarnerCraig Visser Peter Graham Lowans Ingham Craig Graham Lowans 1957/58

NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 29 30 Dylan Egington 2010/11 5 3 1 27 39 13.50 135 7 19.20 43/3 Joshua Clarkson 2013/14 13 16 2 50* 206 14.70 1 7 220 6 36.60 3 for 23

NELSON CRICKET NELSON Sam Field 2013/14 7 6 3 105* 150 50.00 1 3 153 2 76.50 1 for 12 Simon McGowan 2007/08 29 28 3 77* 580 23.20 3 35 4 195 8 24.30 2 for 37 Adam Leonard 2014/15 9 10 13 52 5.20 281 8 35.12 2for 44 Tom Cross 2014/15 6 7 48 124 17.70 1 Felix Murray 2014/15 11 7 2 19 84 16.80 2 388 11 35.20 4for15 Ben Gully 2014/15 6 6 1 56 182 36.40 1 1

ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 REPORT ANNUAL Sam Baxendine 2014/15 14 4 1 6 13 4.30 4 638 32 19.90 6for46 1 Alastair King 2015/16 1 Joel Harden 2014/15 12 13 49 174 13.30 25 1 Brad Smith 2012/13 3 2 12 12 6.00 1

Nelson Cricket Association Career Records Past Players

Name Debut M Inns N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. 50 100 Ct St Runs Wkts. Ave. Best 5 Inns 10 M Wayne Aberhart 1977/78 30 23 8 83 324 21.60 1 0 1516 63 24.06 5/78 1 0 Stuart Abbott 1977/78 24 20 5 39 193 12.86 0 0 1274 63 20.22 6/16 3 1 Craig Adlington 2002/03 7 6 0 10 23 3.83 0 0 11 1 Colin Aitken 1974/75 10 12 1 62 158 14.36 1 0 346 20 17.30 5/51 1 0 Murray Aitken 1982/83 12 10 2 41no 130 16.25 0 0 193 10 19.30 4/18 0 0 Steve Adams 1978/79 13 15 4 107 387 35.18 2 1 197 10 19.70 4/37 0 0 Tim Anderson 1998/99 33 25 7 49 239 13.28 0 0 8 0 2013 79 25.48 9/55 2 1 Cade Armstrong 1997/98 48 35 11 119 610 25.42 2 1 14 0 2248 102 22.04 5/46 3 0 Mark Archer 1994/95 1 1 0 108 108 108.00 0 1 0 0 Mike Baumgart 2002/03 8 8 0 51 184 23.00 1 0 1 0 19 1 19.00 1/19 0 0 Keith Baker 1954/55 40 51 7 51 632 14.36 1 0 2691 157 17.14 7/26 6 0 BJ Barnett 2006/07 19 15 5 124* 550 55.00 2 3 15 602 39 15.40 5 for 43 3 Craig Bartlett 1992/93 51 27 18 14no 91 10.11 0 0 10 0 1862 83 22.43 5/26 1 0 Hayden Beaumont 2004/05 2 2 0 12 16 8.00 0 0 0 0 Grant Billcliff 2003/04 7 6 1 52 75 15.00 1 0 1 0 290 8 36.25 2/74 0 0 Andrew Binnie 1999/00 18 17 3 75 266 19.00 2 0 3 0 496 18 27.56 5/22 1 0 Tony Blain 1979/80 36 41 7 119no 976 28.71 5 1 132 4 33.00 2/34 0 0 Peter Bloomfield 1954/55 23 30 16 28no 199 14.21 0 0 1508 86 17.53 8/62 5 2 Jack Boote 2001/02 20 20 2 93 441 24.50 3 0 1 0 688 34 20.24 6/98 2 1 Keith Brown 1991/92 10 12 3 101 553 61.44 4 2 13 0 21 0 0.00 Paul Brydon 1984/85 12 8 4 16no 67 16.75 0 0 5 0 628 31 20.26 5/59 2 0 Paul Capstick 2000/01 38 40 2 147 1451 38.18 8 3 18 0 1 0 0.00 0 0 0 Jared Carter 1994/95 14 5 1 6 15 3.75 0 0 5 0 550 16 34.38 6/60 2 0 Duncan Cederman 1995/96 56 59 10 219 2617 53.41 9 9 20 0 1276 32 30.16 3/35 0 0 Dylan Egington 2010/11 5 3 1 27 39 13.50 135 7 19.20 43/3 Joshua Clarkson 2013/14 13 16 2 50* 206 14.70 1 7 220 6 36.60 3 for 23 Sam Field 2013/14 7 6 3 105* 150 50.00 1 3 153 2 76.50 1 for 12 Simon McGowan 2007/08 29 28 3 77* 580 23.20 3 35 4 195 8 24.30 2 for 37 Adam Leonard 2014/15 9 10 13 52 5.20 281 8 35.12 2for 44 Tom Cross 2014/15 6 7 48 124 17.70 1 Felix Murray 2014/15 11 7 2 19 84 16.80 2 388 11 35.20 4for15 Ben Gully 2014/15 6 6 1 56 182 36.40 1 1 Sam Baxendine 2014/15 14 4 1 6 13 4.30 4 638 32 19.90 6for46 1 Alastair King 2015/16 1 Joel Harden 2014/15 12 13 49 174 13.30 25 1 Brad Smith 2012/13 3 2 12 12 6.00 1

Nelson Cricket Association Career Records Past Players

Rex Challies 1950/51 21 28 14 11no 84 6.00 0 0 1674 97 17.25 7/29 6 2 Bobby Chilton 1997/98 14 15 1 120 401 28.64 0 2 2 0 429 17 25.24 4/26 0 0 Greg Chitty 2005/06 3 4 2 7 20 10.00 0 0 0 0 158 5 31.60 3/54 0 0 John Chitty 1984/85 20 27 3 194 1092 45.50 6 3 12 0 Liam Clark 2014/15 2 2 11 16 8.00 59 1 59.00 1 for 59 Wayne Clifford 1987/88 5 4 0 38 64 16.00 0 0 2 0 Alex Coles 2005/06 1 1 0 46 46 46.00 0 0 0 0 Bevan Congdon 1959/60 33 43 3 196 2371 59.27 8 9 526 24 21.91 6/33 1 0 Stuart Dayman 1985/86 7 4 2 30no 58 29.00 0 0 7 0 280 5 56.00 2/63 0 0 Graham Douglas 1963/64 42 51 10 108 1562 38.09 12 1 1809 69 26.21 4/43 0 0 Mark Douglas 1985/86 62 69 15 237* 2750 50.92 14 5 46 1 31 2 15.50 2/16 0 0 Mitchell Drummond 2009/10 8 8 1 76* 261 37.28 1 9 1 Karl Eddington 1993/94 13 8 1 25 69 9.86 0 0 2 0 329 9 36.56 3/13 0 0 Ricky Edwards 2004/05 32 28 7 103* 704 33.52 3 0 21 2 40 1 40.00 0 0 0 Jock Edwards 1971/72 59 73 9 236 2334 36.46 8 4 Chris Evans 1990/91 10 5 3 10 20 10.00 0 0 1 0 348 13 26.77 3/7 0 0 Tim Field 2013/14 1 50 1 50.00 1 for 50 Mick Fraser 2000/01 42 40 5 85 642 18.34 1 0 10 0 805 24 33.54 3/13 0 0 Andrew Gapes 1994/95 16 16 3 46 371 28.54 0 0 7 0 82 3 27.33 1/4 0 0 Mark Gardiner 2001/02 27 29 0 185 814 28.80 5 1 8 0 12 0 0.00 0 0 0 Neil Gardiner 1994/95 12 6 1 27 43 8.60 0 0 3 0 540 24 22.50 6/46 1 0 ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 REPORT ANNUAL CRICKET NELSON Craig Garner 1988/89 71 75 8 117 2010 30.00 9 4 53 0 Stephen Gill 1977/78 72 73 18 137no 1910 34.73 7 3 0 3078 169 18.21 6/40 10 0 Nick Granger 1997/98 21 19 3 51* 322 20.13 1 0 31 3 Daniel Greaney 2003/04 9 10 2 82* 202 25.25 1 0 4 0 11 0 #DIV/0! 0 0 0 Dallas Gribble 2005/06 1 39 0 Hugh Gully 1980/81 28 9 3 12 28 4.67 0 0 1243 52 23.90 4/22 0 0 John Gully 1976/77 8 9 0 57 248 27.56 2 0 30 0 David Guthardt 1976/77 81 87 18 179 2865 41.52 12 7 21 2 10.50 2/21 0 0 John Guy 1951/52 10 19 0 151 596 31.36 2 1 Aftab Habib 1992/93 4 4 0 91 237 59.25 3 0 Barry Hampton 1960/61 53 68 9 236 2841 48.15 17 6 1812 110 16.47 6/35 2 0 Craig Hampton 1988/89 14 7 2 33 101 20.20 0 0 5 0 495 25 19.80 5/23 1 0 Ian Hampton 1961/62 32 38 1 150 1024 27.67 6 1 796 37 21.51 4/7 0 0 Richard Harden 1987/88 37 40 9 175no 1884 60.77 10 6 26 0 282 19 14.84 5/19 1 0 Clinton Harvey 2005/06 2 1 1 2* 2 0 0 0 0 128 1 128.00 2/123 0 0 Michael Hawken 1992/93 4 2 0 9 13 6.50 0 0 0 0 117 2 58.50 1/21 0 0 Dean Hawley 2011/12 1 34 3 11.33 Feb-21 Richard Hayward 1979/80 88 97 22 172 3704 49.39 24 7 478 22 21.73 4/19 0 0

31 Matt Henderson 1997/98 37 44 4 129 1351 33.78 6 3 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 John Higgins 1990/91 4 1 1 0no 0 0 0 122 2 61.00 2/39 0 0 32 Brendan Hodgson 2007/08 11 54 1 43* 88 22.00 267 13 20.53 7for 87 1 Wayne Hodgson 1976/77 57 68 9 265 3106 52.64 16 8 462 14 33.00 2/20 0 0

NELSON CRICKET NELSON Neville Hoar 1948/49 11 18 4 127no 538 38.42 2 2 519 12 43.25 4/49 0 0 Ben Homan 2005/06 5 2 0 45 47 23.50 0 0 4 0 283 9 31.44 2/15 0 0 Terry Horne 1971/72 35 41 7 128 1107 32.55 4 2 Alan Hoult 1993/94 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 100 6 16.67 3/14 0 0 Kent Howes 2000/01 8 7 1 50 113 18.83 1 0 2 0 386 11 35.09 3/10 0 0 Craig Ingham 1982/83 69 78 10 211no 1971 28.99 8 2 35 0 0 0

ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 REPORT ANNUAL Scott Inglis 1997/98 20 16 9 42* 281 40.14 0 0 7 0 1021 40 25.53 4/18 0 0 Shane Johnstone 1996/97 7 7 0 34 73 10.43 0 0 4 0 Andrew Jones 1977/78 28 35 3 166 1269 39.65 7 3 439 26 16.88 6/55 1 0 Martin King 2009/10 17 12 1 39* 108 9.80 3 715 51 14.01 7 for 51 3 Lawrence Kirdy 1996/97 9 8 2 10 78 13.00 0 0 3 0 268 6 44.67 3/17 0 0 Brian Krammer 1997/98 52 53 5 126* 1858 38.71 11 3 26 0 114 2 57.00 1/38 0 0 Ian Leggat 1947/48 64 93 3 130 2721 30.23 13 5 3283 187 17.55 7/36 12 2 Andrew Leonard 1988/89 35 31 4 78 630 23.33 2 0 40 10 0 0 David Leonard 1985/86 121 102 10 93 2452 26.65 17 0 30 0 5021 246 20.41 7/23 6 0 Stu Lipshaw 2000/01 5 2 1 0* 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 170 5 34.00 1/14 0 0 Graham Lowans 1957/58 69 103 3 148 3865 38.65 21 7 John McLean 1991/92 24 9 4 29 61 12.20 0 0 4 0 1080 33 32.73 4/102 0 0 Gavin McRae 1990/91 38 42 5 192 1634 44.16 6 6 36 3 77 3 25.67 2/14 0 0 Hamish Malcolm 2005/06 9 1 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 356 12 29.60 4 for34 0 0 Aaron Mallinson 2004/05 2 2 0 28 35 17.50 0 0 0 0 S. Matthews 2005/06 4 0 0 113 2 56.50 1/28 0 0 Glen Milnes 1991/92 30 39 5 175 1142 33.59 4 2 12 0 108 2 54.00 1/4 0 0 Jake Milton 2011/12 2 4 12 12 3.00 1 23 1 23.00 1 for 22 Sanju Mudkavi 1996/97 7 8 2 48 186 31.00 0 0 4 0 334 14 23.86 4/4 0 0 Connor Neynens 2001/12 11 8 2 86* 228 38.00 6 479 26 18.42 6 for 63 2 John Ogilvie 1988/89 95 97 11 167 3281 38.15 19 6 55 0 610 12 50.83 1/2 0 0 Peter Ogilvie 1985/86 1 0 0 67 1 67.00 1/38 0 0 Kurt Pahl 2000/01 22 28 3 115 622 24.88 2 2 8 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 Richard Parker 2003/04 3 1 1 2* 2 0 0 3 0 220 8 27.50 4/55 0 0 Craig Pengelley 1992/93 12 12 1 82no 338 30.73 3 0 6 0 0 0 Aaron Pierce 1997/98 1 1 0 0 0 Roger Pierce 1968/69 86 107 16 150 3492 38.37 14 9 1615 83 19.45 6/116 3 0 Tony Pratt 1989/90 6 9 0 66 179 19.89 1 0 5 0 Kieran Preston 2002/03 5 1 0 11 11 11 0 0 2 0 339 6 56.50 2/34 0 0 Dean Rackley 1970/71 12 16 1 101no 469 31.26 0 1 Jeffrey Rackley 1968/69 32 45 4 121 1167 28.46 5 2 12 1 12.00 1/12 0 0 Les Rackley 1981/82 3 3 0 25 49 16.33 0 0 Lawrie Reade 1948/49 74 115 6 117 3594 32.97 23 2 Brendan Hodgson 2007/08 11 54 1 43* 88 22.00 267 13 20.53 7for 87 1 Wayne Hodgson 1976/77 57 68 9 265 3106 52.64 16 8 462 14 33.00 2/20 0 0 Neville Hoar 1948/49 11 18 4 127no 538 38.42 2 2 519 12 43.25 4/49 0 0 Ben Homan 2005/06 5 2 0 45 47 23.50 0 0 4 0 283 9 31.44 2/15 0 0 Terry Horne 1971/72 35 41 7 128 1107 32.55 4 2 Alan Hoult 1993/94 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 100 6 16.67 3/14 0 0 Kent Howes 2000/01 8 7 1 50 113 18.83 1 0 2 0 386 11 35.09 3/10 0 0 Craig Ingham 1982/83 69 78 10 211no 1971 28.99 8 2 35 0 0 0 Scott Inglis 1997/98 20 16 9 42* 281 40.14 0 0 7 0 1021 40 25.53 4/18 0 0 Shane Johnstone 1996/97 7 7 0 34 73 10.43 0 0 4 0 Andrew Jones 1977/78 28 35 3 166 1269 39.65 7 3 439 26 16.88 6/55 1 0 Martin King 2009/10 17 12 1 39* 108 9.80 3 715 51 14.01 7 for 51 3 Lawrence Kirdy 1996/97 9 8 2 10 78 13.00 0 0 3 0 268 6 44.67 3/17 0 0 Brian Krammer 1997/98 52 53 5 126* 1858 38.71 11 3 26 0 114 2 57.00 1/38 0 0 Ian Leggat 1947/48 64 93 3 130 2721 30.23 13 5 3283 187 17.55 7/36 12 2 Andrew Leonard 1988/89 35 31 4 78 630 23.33 2 0 40 10 0 0 David Leonard 1985/86 121 102 10 93 2452 26.65 17 0 30 0 5021 246 20.41 7/23 6 0 Stu Lipshaw 2000/01 5 2 1 0* 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 170 5 34.00 1/14 0 0 Graham Lowans 1957/58 69 103 3 148 3865 38.65 21 7 John McLean 1991/92 24 9 4 29 61 12.20 0 0 4 0 1080 33 32.73 4/102 0 0 Gavin McRae 1990/91 38 42 5 192 1634 44.16 6 6 36 3 77 3 25.67 2/14 0 0 Hamish Malcolm 2005/06 9 1 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 356 12 29.60 4 for34 0 0 Aaron Mallinson 2004/05 2 2 0 28 35 17.50 0 0 0 0 S. Matthews 2005/06 4 0 0 113 2 56.50 1/28 0 0 Glen Milnes 1991/92 30 39 5 175 1142 33.59 4 2 12 0 108 2 54.00 1/4 0 0 Jake Milton 2011/12 2 4 12 12 3.00 1 23 1 23.00 1 for 22 Sanju Mudkavi 1996/97 7 8 2 48 186 31.00 0 0 4 0 334 14 23.86 4/4 0 0 Connor Neynens 2001/12 11 8 2 86* 228 38.00 6 479 26 18.42 6 for 63 2 John Ogilvie 1988/89 95 97 11 167 3281 38.15 19 6 55 0 610 12 50.83 1/2 0 0 Peter Ogilvie 1985/86 1 0 0 67 1 67.00 1/38 0 0 Kurt Pahl 2000/01 22 28 3 115 622 24.88 2 2 8 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 Richard Parker 2003/04 3 1 1 2* 2 0 0 3 0 220 8 27.50 4/55 0 0 Craig Pengelley 1992/93 12 12 1 82no 338 30.73 3 0 6 0 0 0 Aaron Pierce 1997/98 1 1 0 0 0 Roger Pierce 1968/69 86 107 16 150 3492 38.37 14 9 1615 83 19.45 6/116 3 0 Tony Pratt 1989/90 6 9 0 66 179 19.89 1 0 5 0 Kieran Preston 2002/03 5 1 0 11 11 11 0 0 2 0 339 6 56.50 2/34 0 0 Dean Rackley 1970/71 12 16 1 101no 469 31.26 0 1 Jeffrey Rackley 1968/69 32 45 4 121 1167 28.46 5 2 12 1 12.00 1/12 0 0 Les Rackley 1981/82 3 3 0 25 49 16.33 0 0 Lawrie Reade 1948/49 74 115 6 117 3594 32.97 23 2

Daniel Reed 2001/02 3 4 1 31* 50 16.66 0 0 0 0 92 1 92.00 1/64 0 0 Mason Robinson 2010/11 3 3 101 146 48.67 Kendall Russ 2000/01 5 4 0 41 53 13.25 0 0 0 0 134 2 67.00 2/35 0 0 Gary Saunders 1982/83 20 13 2 19 90 8.18 0 0 939 54 17.38 8/31 3 1 Andrew Schwass 1997/98 39 36 3 83 744 22.55 5 0 8 0 1741 89 19.56 6/52 4 0 Brian Schwass 1969/70 37 47 2 137 1137 25.36 5 1 Kelvin Scoble 2003/04 28 17 4 92 341 26.30 0 0 10 0 935 38 24.60 4/60 0 0 Lindsay Scott 1990/91 4 3 2 8no 13 13.00 0 0 231 6 38.50 3/46 0 0 Richard Sherlock 2000/01 11 9 6 11* 54 18.00 0 0 1 0 570 14 40.71 4/33 0 0 Darius Skeaping 2009/10 19 13 32 191 14.69 3 831 37 22.45 5 for 26 1 John Smith 1980/81 106 131 16 172no 4260 37.04 24 6 72 0 103 0 Dave Spence 1953/54 46 64 11 151 1944 36.68 10 1 2158 129 16.73 7/42 7 1 Hamish Soper 1987/88 8 5 1 30no 53 13.25 0 0 475 16 29.69 3/39 0 0 Gavin Symons 1992/93 1 1 0 7 7 7.00 0 0 1 0 Duncan Taylor 2000/01 4 4 0 52 91 21.25 1 0 1 0 40 0 Mason Thelin 2011/12 3 4 57 83 20.73 1 Darren Thomason 1993/94 3 3 0 27 31 10.33 0 0 1 0 Luke Toynbee 2011/12 6 4 44 95 23.75 3 390 12 32.50 3 for 34 Matthew Toynbee 1974/75 28 36 5 200no 1485 47.90 4 4 1038 45 23.06 5/46 2 0 Peter Visser 1980/81 69 38 21 25 139 8.18 13 3725 194 19.20 6/25 7 1 Gary Walton 1982/83 90 58 16 62no 747 17.79 3 0 5762 261 22.08 7/45 23 3 ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 REPORT ANNUAL CRICKET NELSON Peter Wilde 2000/01 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 Brent Williams 1988/89 62 55 9 107no 1376 29.91 9 1 18 0 2593 135 19.21 5/5 2 0 Clayton Williams 1991/92 22 10 4 19no 83 13.83 0 0 3 0 993 38 26.13 5/41 1 0 Paul Whittaker 1997/98 10 10 0 110 361 36.10 3 1 3 0 392 20 19.60 5/42 1 0 Delcon Woodhead 1998/99 23 14 4 13 47 4.70 0 0 3 0 845 40 21.13 4/32 0 0 Barry Woodward 1977/78 52 38 12 48no 235 9.03 0 0 2693 129 20.87 6/72 6 1 Simon Wraight 2006/07 7 8 1 73 149 18.63 Lee Wright 2011/12 1 Paul Yates 1985/86 46 48 10 89 1135 29.87 6 0 37 641 25 25.64 6/12 1 0 Peter Younghusband2009/10 13 12 93 219 18.25 7 708 18 39.90

Tim Anderson

Season M Inns N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. 50 100 Ct St Runs Wkts. Ave. Best 5 Inns 10 M 1998/99 6 6 1 39 93 18.60 1 500 18 27.78 4/27 0 0 2000/01 2 2 0 4 8 4.00 2 173 6 28.83 5/103 1 0 2001/02 9 8 2 49 111 18.50 2 453 22 20.59 9/55 1 1 2002/03 8 6 3 8 20 6.66 1 334 10 33.40 3/46 0 0

33 2003/04 8 3 1 4 7 3.50 2 553 23 24.04 4/32 0 0 Nelson Cricket Association Incorporated Statement of Financial Performance "How was it funded?" and "What did it cost?" For the year ended 30 June 2017

Note Actual* Actual* This Year Last Year $ $

Revenue Donations, fundraising and other similar revenue* 1 164,753 175,826 Fees, subscriptions and other revenue from members* 1 7,347 9,536 Revenue from providing goods or services* 1 416,163 446,256 Interest, dividends and other investment revenue* 1 787 2,653 Other revenue 1 1,518 11,055

Total Revenue* 590,568 645,325

Expenses Volunteer and employee related costs* 2 202,584 215,282 Costs related to providing goods or services* 2 356,936 347,024 Grants and donations made* 2 41,846 11,217 Other expenses 2 1,656 2,500

Total Expenses* 603,023 576,023

Surplus/(Deﬁcit) for the Year* (12,455) 69,302

34 NELSON CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 Nelson Cricket Association Incorporated Statement of Financial Position "What the entity owns?" and "What the entity owes?" As at 30 June 2017

Note Actual* Actual* This Year Last Year $ $

Assets

Current Assets Bank accounts and cash* 3 64,573 469,573 Debtors and prepayments* 3 28,456 19,150 Total Current Assets 93,029 488,724

Non-Current Assets Property, plant and equipment* 4 222,320 31,411 Total Non-Current Assets 222,320 31,411

Total Assets* 315,349 520,134

Liabilities

Current Liabilities Creditors and accrued expenses* 3 77,162 45,647 Employee costs payable* 3 7,043 5,888 Unused donations and grants with conditions* 3 20,000 25,000 Other current liabilities 3 - 220,000 Total Current Liabilities 104,204 296,535

Total Liabilities* 104,204 296,535

Total Assets less Total Liabilities (Net Assets)* 211,145 223,599

Accumulated Funds Capital contributed by owners or members* - - Accumulated surpluses or (deficits)* 5 211,145 223,599 Reserves* - - Total Accumulated Funds* 211,145 223,599

A full copy of the Audited Performance Report (Annual Financial Statements) is available on request from Nelson Cricket

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