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Update No. 89 – 31 Oct. 2015 Congratulations to the ABs, Now Go the Black Caps!
Blacktown, Sydney – at Lunch, Day 2., match abandoned Orakei Domain, Auckland – we can grow grass here in October!
The Blacktown pitch – no wonder the Black Caps walked away from their match vs. Cricket Australia XI Mike Hesson’s description of the pitch - “Like a jigsaw with half the pieces missing!” At Orakei, over Sun. 25 & Sat. 31 Oct., 660 runs were scored, 31 wickets taken - something in it for all! Should we invite the Aussies over to play on a decent club pitch? May the Gabba wicket suit the Black Caps better this coming Thursday when the 1st Test vs Australia starts!
Our Juniors Have Started
SOME AT ORAKEI
OTHERS AT BLOODWORTH AND MORE, STILL, AT THE DOMAIN
MANY SPECTATORS
NOT ALL OF IT WAS CRICKET!
BUT THE GAME PREVAILED WITH SOME HARD FOUGHT CONTESTS
JUST FANTASTIC TO SEE SUCH HUGE NUMBERS OUT ENJOYING THE GAME, IN THE SUN!
Men’s Premier Grade – Hedley Howarth Trophy
31 October and 7 November 2015 PAPATOETOE vs. PARNELL Papatoetoe Domain
PAPATOETOE 105 (47) O Pringle 27 (67), B Singh 26 (56), Mike Ravic 4/30 (21o, 12m), Beenash Nambiar 2/9 (6o 3m)), George Harper jnr 1/3 (3), Billy Sanger 1/48 (9) Dave Goddard 2/14 (7) FOW 0, 4, 6, 18, 28, 37, 46, 62, 99, 105
PARNELL 171/5 (43) Tim McIntosh 49 (116), Jesse Simpson 22 (49), Mark Chapman 65 (64), Ben Horne 17* (12), L Instead 2/23 (11), N Ajula 1/51 (12), B Singh 1/51 (8) FOW 8, 43, 152, 158, 160
The junior Harper – a wicket + 3 catches! Tom, the sub, caught BhupinderSingh off Dave ending a 37 run partnership
Plenty of grass on the track and Ben (acting for Dave who will be sitting exams) had no hesitation in asking Papatoetoe to bat despite Ganesh being absent (also exams). Rav bowled their opener with his 5th ball but then Tom Hills, coming on at the other end, tweaked his hamstring with his very first ball. He completed his over but then his replacement, Beenash had the other opener caught at 2nd slip – the first of 3 taken there by George. Rav swopped ends, coming down wind and had further successes. Another to Beenash and then George came on and Ben took a catch behind – 6/37! Only opposition through all this was from Ollie Prngle. He lasted till the total reached 48 when Rav had him lbw.
Dave Goddard into the attack Ben Horne – across to leg to attempt a stumping
Sohal and Bhupinder Singh dug in but Billy Sanger bowled Sohal and, after a final flurry,Dave ended the innings with spin.
BEN HORNE’s ‘keeping – superb, he is yet to concede a bye this season. He has taken 9 catches and effected 1 stumping whilst 608 runs have been scored by opposition batsmen.
All out for 105 – Rav, a long spell, kept it very tight and fully deserved his excellent figures of 21o 12m 30r 4w.
Then the run chase: Sam was not able to get a start but Tim got going with good support from Jesse. Jesse fell at 43 – enter Chappie and he and Tim made hay.
Tim in full flow Jesse moved the score along
Tim and Chappie – two class left handers, what better sight in cricket? Tim, a little more circumspect, Chappie at a run a ball – Papatoetoe’s total was overtaken with ease and only the haste to boost the lead before stumps lead to a tumble of wickets before the close. Ben unleashed a series of reverse sweeps to end the day 66 ahead.
Tim down the wicket Chappie driving
Ben – one of several reverse sweeps in chalking up 17* David Goddard chimed in with just one shot for 1*
In all a most satisfactory day for our Prems. Over the next couple of weeks we will be without Dave Goddard (exams) but Lockie could be back to add an edge to our pace attack. Mark Chapman will shortly be joining the Hong Kong side but Ben Rainger, Auckland U19’s opener last season, is due back soon from Karori and Henry King, too. And there could be other surprises to come as well ……. 2015/16 promises to be a most exciting season!
Premier Reserves
31 October & 7 November PARNELL vs. ELLERSLIE Orakei Domain 1.
ELLERSLIE 95 Rudi Bisschoff 4/42, Mohan Wali 3/7, Prasant Dhanjee 3/22 & 23/1 PARNELL 205/4 dec. Simon Wood 65*, Stu Wood 57, Justin Rosenberg 38, James Mulvey 27 To be continued next Saturday
Pre game warm-ups & stretches Stu despatches another to the boundary
‘SXL 3’ reporting: DAY 1. The Premier Reserves started their two day campaign at Orakei Domain against Ellerslie. Skipper Ryan Turner's day got off to a poor start when an over enthusiastic turbo touch saw him slip a disc in his back. He carried this poor form into the toss which he lost. Luckily the Ellerslie captain decided they would have a bat, providing the lads the desired outcome.
The opening bowling partnership of Rudi Bisschoff and Mohan Wali made early inroads with some excellent new ball bowling. Prashant Dhanjee continued the good start with quality bowling of his own. The away side never recovered and slumped to be all out for 95 just after lunch.
Stuart Wood didn't make the day any better for the guests. Another display of powerful hitting propelled the side toward the moderate first innings total. He missed an innocuous straight delivery and was dismissed just short of the win. Simon Wood joined Justin Rosenberg who made an important contribution at the top of the order. The pair saw the home side through to the first innings result uneventfully. Rosenberg was dismissed for 38 and was replaced temporarily by Chey Barnes. Barnes received perhaps the best ball of the day, swinging away and jagging sharply to take the top of off stump. Blue Hammel was made to feel welcome as he came out to the middle. His stay was also temporary, a lapse in judgement costing him his wicket. Debutant James Mulvey backed up stand in Skipper Wood with some powerful hitting helping reach 200/4.
The declaration came not long after with the home side hoping to grab a few sticks before the close of play. It was Wali who capped off a good day with the only wicket of the last hour. The victors finished the day trailing by 90 with 9 wickets in hand. Parnell are in commanding position and hoping to push to an outright win next week.
Thirds – 2B Grade
31 October PARNELL vs. GRAFTON Thos. Bloodworth Park 1a
PARNELL 270 Venu Bhamidipathy 57, Mike Gedye 64, Gavin Poole 25, Rob Taylor 24 GRAFTON 176 Elliot Humphries 2/54 (9), Gavin Poole 5/41 (6.2) RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 94 RUNS
Team Manager, Richard Humphries reports: As Dinah Washington almost used to sing, “what a difference a winter makes…” was exemplified by the 3rds this week.
This team has struggled early on over the past couple of seasons as the younger players needed time to evolve their games against wily older opposition, often getting into chorus singing winning positions, but often forgetting the final verse.
A new dynamic has emerged, with last year’s Reserve’s Captain, Venu Bhamidipaty, stepping down to mentor the younger guys. Elliot Jaffe and Peter Hickman have stepped forward and up, enthusiastically organising a mixture of existing younger guys, older club members, and a few newcomers, into a vibrant group, who expect to perform well, and are prepared to put the effort into achieving this.
Newcomer Mike Gedye bowling for the Thirds
A commanding win vs Grafton is the culmination of this new found fervour, Parnell batting first and 7 players reaching double figures, 5 scoring more than 20, 2 over 50, and totalling 270 runs. Grafton struggled to respond, stingy bowling by our openers, Gedye and Nuttall, restricting them to just 16 runs after the first 11 overs, before astute captaincy, saw the change bowlers do the damage. Humphries took his customary quota and a concerted spell by Gavin Poole ripped them apart, collecting a stanza of 5, knocking them off for 176.
‘One Day Premiers’
31 October PARNELL vs. EDEN ROSKILL HYDERABAD Thos. Bloodworth Park 2a
PARNELL 218/7 (40) Chris Horner 69, Rob Samuel 60 EDEN ROSKILL 178 Chris Horner 2/32, Mark Murphy 4/41, 2/41 RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 40 RUNS
Caught this lot between innings (and trousers) – very pleased to have notched up what proved to be a winning total
This is a composite team made up of ambitious, and possibly, senile Presidents, existing OD players, and the overflow from the 3rds. They play in the OD2B comp.
A close game ended in Triumph, with man of the match, Chris Horner, excelling with bat and ball. Apparently, he is in contract negotiations with his employer, and the Finance Director of his company was in attendance. We trust the said FD must have been suitably impressed and await news of any remuneration adjustments.
International Criminal Defence Lawyer, Rob Samuel, also showed his experience. He has never lost an International case, and this firm resolve was in evidence with a composed and resolute batting performance.
Mark Murphy, Captain for the Day, snaffled four wickets, and then blew it by allowing a certain Rod Smith to bowl 2 overs, and the candy man, to the surprise of all, actually took a wicket.
Rod’s subsequent over exuberant boastings to his fellow Presidents later on in the clubrooms, saw the second part of Rudyard Kipling’s poem, Disaster, occur, when they nobbled Murph, stamping on his foot for allowing Rod a bowl, resulting in Murph needing an operation on his toe, therefore being unavailable for a month.
Any donation’s to help speed Murph’s recovery should be handed into the Manager, in a plain unaddressed envelope. Cash only please.
From the Herald on Sunday
Per Auckland Cricket’s website “Here’s a great story from The Herald on Sunday’s Andrew Alderson on the strong numbers of people signing up to play cricket this season:”
“Six-year-old Riley Hoon will don cricket gear for the first time next weekend when the junior season starts in Auckland, with the Black Caps’ sustained success responsible for his, and many other, registrations.
After New Zealand co-hosted the Cricket World Cup and the national side qualified for their first final in March, there has been an unprecedented boost in junior numbers this season. Auckland Cricket have reported a 20-30 per cent increase - clubs are clamouring to ensure they have the resources to deal with it.
Riley’s father Damien says the sport is a family tradition – he played at age-group level for Wellington and Riley’s maternal grandfather John Carson represented Auckland and Northern Districts – but the current New Zealand side have been a catalyst.
“Riley saw the World Cup and I think it registered how well New Zealand did,” Damien says. “A resurgence doesn’t surprise me. New Zealand have been inspirational on the international stage and they performed as a team rather than relying on one or two individuals.
“Their sportsmanship seems to be held in high regard around the world, too. If he could emulate that, we’d be pretty proud. Their values have filtered through to the public.”
The Hoons spent happy hours last summer playing in front of a stumps sticker on their wheelie bin. Riley tended to want to “whack it more than block it” but will soon learn more about the game’s nuances.
“We’re going to the Parnell club which seems really organised,” Damien says. “They’re teaching them the skills prior to Christmas, before letting them play.”
JR (John) Carson – at Hobson Park, batting in the Single vs Married game, 1963/64 (photo – Bill Percival)
[Johnny Carson was an outstanding schoolboy cricketer for Parnell, AGS and EDCA who went on to represent Auckland and Northern Districts in the Plunket Shield. An immensely talented batsman and very useful left arm spinner, he played 24 1st Class games with a highest score of 77.
We wish young Riley well and hope he enjoys his cricket at Parnell. Also that we catch up with Johnny – will be wonderful if we can have him involved with the Club again! Ed.]
From Here & There
IN LONDON:
Former Prems – Willy Brittain, Jimmy Walsh and Ben Rae – good to see them looking fit, well and with an undiminished thirst!
AT KARORI CC, WELLINGTON Karori vs. Naenae:
For Karori, Ben Rainger (left, fielding), Henry King (right, bowling) with Black Cap, Grant Elliott, the batsman
Note: Karori 429/6 Ben Rainger 42, Steve Murdoch 257* Naenae 345 Grant Elliott 134 (off just 48 balls!), Henry King 0/71
Obituary - TW (Tom) Graveney
Tom Graveney batting in 1962 – from The Telegraph’s Obituary, photo Rex Features
News came this morning that Tom Graveney, that splendid England batsman of the 1950/60s, has died. Graveney was a tall, elegant stroke player – a magnificent driver. He came to NZ with Len Hutton’s all conquering of ‘54/55 and was, along with Peter May and Colin Cowdrey, a mainstay of England’s batting post Hutton and Denis Compton.
In 79 Tests, he scored 4882 runs at 44.38. His highest score was 258, vs West Indies in 1957, and hit 11 Test centuries. In his 1st Class career Tom Graveney scored 122 centuries and amassed 47,793 runs between 1948 and 1971.
Hoon Damage on Thos. Bloodworth Park
This damage was done sometime last week – despicable. What mentality brings some idiot to do wheelies and doughnuts on a sports field? Fortunately, this damage was outside the field boundaries but it is a warning that unless proper protections are put in place our new fields on Shore Road Reserve could be similarly attacked.
Lost Property - Last Chance
This bin of clothing and gear left behind in the Terry Jarvis Centre is, really, a disgrace. A couple of months ago it was cleaned out, owners of a few named articles were contacted and some items claimed and the rest given to the St Aidan’s Mission Shop.
In next to no time it has grown again – sheer carelessness of the part of some youngsters!
PLEASE, PLEASE, COME AND COLLECT YOUR GEAR FROM THE TJC! ITEMS NOT COLLECTED BY 31 OCTOBER WILL AGAIN BE GIVEN TO ST AIDAN’S MISSION SHOP
where you can buy them back at very reasonable prices. Note: the St Aidan’s Mission Shop is open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 10am – 2pm, St Aidan’s Church Hall, corner Remuera Road and Ascot Avenue. Remuer
Junior & Senior Playing Kit & Gear – Now Available at Players Sports
Helmets – Senior and Junior
Note that these are available at Players Cricket (Parnell helmet badge added @ additional $7.99)
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Our Professional Coaches
Ian Trott (Level 3) 021 0259 2441
Tim McIntosh (Test Batsman) Jonathan McInroy (Level 3) Simon Herbst (Level 2 021 633 956 022 0236 496 021 0236 4880
All are available for one on one coaching. Ian Trott, now in his 9th season at Parnell, has achieved amazing results with our Premier side. Our Premiers are current holders of the Hedley Howarth Trophy Two Day Champions) and, in Ian’s time, have twice won the Jeff Crowe Cup for the One Dayers.
Tim, the scorer of two Test centuries and is the all time highest scorer of runs and centuries for Auckland, continues to play at top Club level. He has just completed another most successful season for Sleaford CC in the Lincolnshire Premier League, UK and,last Saturday, hit the first 100 of the season for our Premier team.
Jonathan and Simon are exceptional coaches for Parnell and for EDCA. Jonathan has had outstanding success with the EDCA U15 Girls and with EDCA Boys’ teams in Hawkes Bay. Simon, likewise, has had EDCA success and coaches our Premier Reserve Grade Mens’ team
Junior & Senior Playing Gear – Now Available at Players Sports
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The Club is no longer holding stocks of gear - kit can now be purchased from our sub-sponsor, Player Sports.
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VSL Report from Dianne McDermott
You are invited to join the Fingletoads Internationals Cricket Team on a unique cricket visit to play in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Join former Auckland and New Zealand player, Warren Stott on a cricketing experience in one of the world’s most fascinating city.
Local clubs are waiting to host teams to a small Vintage Cricket Carnival at their fascinating colonial style cricket clubs.
Between Saturday 16th January and Sunday 31st January enjoy a special South American cricket experience and take the opportunity to explore the city once described as the Paris of the South.
The tour is open to players over the age of 35. Games will be 35 or 40 over fixtures mostly played on turf pitches though at some grounds artificial pitches may be used. Partners and families are welc
The itinerary is set to maximise your time in and around Buenos Aires while enjoying the hospitality that the Argentine cricket fraternity will offer.
Why not join the Fingletoads for a wonderful trip to a great destination with some cricket on the side.
Don’t forget Buenos Aires is the gateway to some great travel opportunities including Brazil, Peru, Chile and other parts of Argentina.
Let me know if you or members of your club or team can join Warren and the Fingletoads Internationals.
Dianne McDermott
VSL Cricket
Level 1, 8 Anzac St, PO Box 331 469, Takapuna 0740, New Zealand
Telephone: (+64) 9 481644 Website: www.vslcricket.com
Itinerary
• Wednesday, 20th January, 2016
Fly Air New Zealand to Buenos Aires and transfer per domestic flight to Iguazu in northern Argentina. Settle into our hotel in close proximity to the Iguazu National Park and spectacular Falls.
• Thursday 21st January 2016
Enjoy sightseeing in and around the Iguazu National Park including a short trip to Brazil and experience of a magnificent native bird aviary and a view of the spectacular Iguazu Falls from “over the border”. Evening free to enjoy the local cuisine either at our hotel or at one of the interesting restaurants in the township.
• Friday 22nd January 2016
A special day when you visit the Iguazu Falls, wonder in and around the amazing viewing platforms and a highlight of the visit-take a spectacular (and wet) cruise on the river and in and underneath the Falls themselves. After a brilliant day relax and enjoy another of the restaurants lose to our hotel.
• Saturday 23rd January, 2016
Fly back to Buenos Aires and transfer from Ezeiza International Airport to our hotel, the 4 star Vista Sol Hotel. Late afternoon you will transfer to the Belgrano Athletic Club for the Welcome Party. Substantial finger food and a cash bar for beverages where prices reflect very good value. After 3 hours of entertainment and mixing and mingling transfer back to accommodation just in time to join the locals at one of the outstanding restaurants within walking distance of your hotel.
Hotel Vista del Sol: Centrally located in the CBD of Buenos Aires, the Vista Sol is conveniently located for all public transport, and is only 100 metres from the famed Florida Street and the Galerias Pacifico Mall. A food lover's must - the neighbourhood of Puerto Madero is only 4 blocks away - experience Argentinian cuisine at its best! Accommodation includes breakfast. Room amenities include room service, individual air conditioning, mini-bar and an internet connection. The hotel also has a restaurant open for both lunch and dinner.
• Sunday 24th January, 2016
You will transfer to one of the outstanding cricket clubs in Buenos Aires for first day of matches. Lunch is provided and the bars will be open during the lunch break and immediately after the game. Clubs that will be hosting fixtures include Hurlingham. Established in 1888, the Hurlingham Club hosts cricket, football, horse riding, swimming and tennis and had an excellent 18 hole golf course. The Club has outstanding restaurants and bars. Based on an English style Club, Hurlingham has a reputation for great facilities and excellent hospitality.
• Monday 25th January, 2016
A day at leisure in one of the great cities of the world and a chance to take an optional day tour. The choices are extensive and include the following The Classic City Tour, The Outdoors City and Shopping Tour, The Tigre and Delta Tour or a scenic ferry trip to Uruguay and the spectacular capital, Montevideo. Evening is free for another Buenos Aires dining experience.
• Tuesday 26th January, 2016
You will again transfer to one of the local cricket clubs for the second day of matches. Again with lunch provided and bars open during the afternoon and at the completion of the game. Belgrano Athletic Club was established in 1899 as a rugby club and was one of the foundation clubs for the Argentinean Rugby Union. The first recorded cricket match was played in 1912 and featured a team from the MCC. First class cricket matches were played between 1927 and 1938. The Club recently hosted matches in the 2009 ICC World Cricket League Division Three.
• Wednesday 27th January, 2016
Another day at leisure to enjoy all that Buenos Aires offers. We will be heading for the Big Day Out Picnic Day at either Don Silvano Estancia or Santa Susana Estancia, enjoying a day of traditional cultural activities - song, dance, music and gaucho horsemanship. Includes a morning tea of traditional empanadas and a magnificent traditional asado lunch, along with a half bottle of local wine or a bottle of local beer. A cash bar will be available all day (and prices are really good).
• Thursday 28th January, 2016
You will transfer to another of the local cricket clubs for the third day of matches. Again with lunch provided and bars open. Lomas Athletic Club was founded in 1891 initially as a football club, then in 1899 rugby appeared and Lomas was another founding club for Argentine Rugby Union. The club's cricket ground held a first-class match in 1912 when Argentina played the Marylebone Cricket Club, with the visiting MCC winning by 2 wickets. This is the only first-class match to have been played there. The Club has hosted various touring sides and matches in both the Americas and the South American Championships.
• Friday 29th January, 2016
At leisure and another chance to enjoy an optional tour or perhaps just a stroll among the fabulous shops and malls interrupted only by a long and leisurely lunch-plenty to see and do. In the evening you will experience entertainment at either Tango Porteno or La Ventana, both offering an outstanding tango show with top musicians and dancers showing traditional tango at its best! A three course dinner is provided, accompanied by a bottle of wine between two or a bottle of beer each. A cash bar will also be available.
• Saturday 30th January, 2016
You will transfer to another enjoyable Club for the final day of matches. Lunch will be provided and the cash bar will be in operation. Following the game we will return to our hotel and prepare to transfer the Finale Dinner - 3 course dinner with plenty of entertainment, an open bar (soft drinks, beer & wine) and fun and friendship well into the evening. Following the party we will transfer back to our hotel.
• Sunday 31st January, 2016
You will check out of our hotel for the trip home or for some lucky people maybe head off on further travels through exotic South America.
Price Per Person: US$1995 per person, Buenos Aires only-price for Iguazu Excursion (optional) to be advised. US$125 per person, optional Big Day Out US$100 per person, optional Tango Show
Inclusions:
• 8 night's accommodation at either of the hotels above (buffet breakfast included).
• Return transfer to and from Ezeiza International Airport - including a meet and greet by an English-speaking coordinator.
• Four games of cricket at local cricket clubs including lunch each day (beverages not included but cash bar available)
• Transfers to and from the four cricket games
• Welcome Function (3hrs) at the Belgrano Athletic Club with finger food (beverages not included but cash bar available)
• Finale Dinner (4hrs) (venue to be advised) with a three-course dinner, open bar (incl. soft drinks, beer, Argentine wine), and entertainment
• Transfers to and from the Welcome Function and Finale Dinner
• 'Welcome to Buenos Aires' souvenir pack
• Welcome gift - handcrafted leather wallet
• Fingletoads Playing Shirt and casual Polo Shirt
• Fingletoads Travel Bag
Exclusions:
• Iguazu Excursion (Optional) Price to be advised
• All flights and insurances
• Big Day Out (Optional)
• Tango Show (Optional)
• Gratuities
• Personal Insurances
• Meals other than as described above
• Beverages at cricket games and Welcome Function
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