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2010-2011 Proud Sponsors of Cricket in WA 2010-2011 Proud sponsors of cricket in WA Retravision and your favourite cricket team. A winning partnership To find your nearest local Retravision store, visit retravisionwa.com.au see us & sa e WH35808 FEATURES CRICKET OPERATIONS An Ashes Test to Remember 3 & GAME DEVELOPMENT Beer the Toast of WA 5 High Performance 64 Hogan Shoulders Big Load 8 Under 17 National Title Win 66 Stumps Drawn for Dorey & Noffke 10 Male HP Tournaments 67 Umpiring 69 REPRESENTATIVE CRICKET Game Development 71 Weet-Bix Sheffield Shield 13 District Cricket 75 Ryobi One-Day Cup 21 Olly Cooley Medal 80 KFC Twenty20 Big Bash 29 Junior Cricket 81 WNCL & Women's T20 35 Females in Cricket 82 WACA Premier Cricket Awards 38 Female HP Tournaments 84 Futures League 68 WA Wins ACCC 87 INTERNATIONAL CRICKET Country Cricket & CricketWest 88 Australian Test Review 40 Australian ODI Review 46 OBITUARIES 94 Australian T20 Review 52 CONSTITUTION 97 Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars 57 STAKEHOLDERS The Financial Statements of the Association's Appreciation 59 trading for the period ending 30 June 2011 Sponsorship 61 appear in the Annual Report. Updated statistical information can be Lord's Taverners WA 91 downloaded from waca.com.au Museum 92 Office Address: WACA Ground, Nelson Crescent, East Perth 6004 | Postal Address: PO Box 6045, East Perth 6892 Telephone: [+61 8] 9265 7222 | Facsimile: [+61 8] 9265 7275 | Email: [email protected] | Website: waca.com.au Editor: Daniel Davini | Design & Production: Christian Komnick | Photography: Getty Images & Contributors Editorial Contributors: Simon Allison, Caroline Brough, David Clear, Daniel Davini, Lisa Giolitto, Steve Hall, Geoff Havercroft, Ros Heal, Amy Mitchelson, Derek Mott, Barry Rennie, Bill Reynolds, Andrew Scotford, Peter Silinger, Harry Sorensen AO MBE, Job van Bunge, Nicole Walker, Jenny Wallace. Cover: Retravision Warriors stars Michael Hussey and Mitchell Johnson, who led Australia to victory in the third Vodafone Ashes Test at the WACA Ground in December 2010. Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.) 1 PROUD SPONSORS OF WA CRICKET AN ASHES TEST TO REMEMBER Michael Hussey celebrates scoring his century during day three of the Third Vodafone Ashes Test match at the WACA Ground. t took just three days and 50 minutes for Australia to complete The carnage continued in Johnson’s next over when Paul Ia 267-run thrashing of England in the third Vodafone Ashes Collingwood became another leg before wicket victim and Test at the WACA Ground. departed for five. At 5/98, the momentum shift had been dramatic. The result saw the home side level the five-match series at one- Johnson’s stunning spell saw him take 4/7 in 27 deliveries. He all, however it would be the last time Australia tasted victory finished with 6/38 from 17.3 overs, helping to skittle the visitors with England recording innings victories in the following two for 187, a deficit of 81. Tests in Melbourne and Sydney to retain the Ashes. Hussey strode out to bat for a second time in the match late on Making the WACA Test Match all the more enjoyable for paro- day two, and he took the home side safely to stumps with an chial West Australians was the fact that two Retravision Warriors unbroken 55-run partnership for the fourth wicket as the lead stars played leading roles in the win. grew to an even 200. After the gates had opened and a sell-out crowd flooded in on day one under glorious sunshine and a temperature of 32 Wickets fell around the West Australian run-machine but he degrees, England dominated the morning session to have the managed to bring up his 13th Test century - much to the delight home side on the ropes at 5/69. of his home crowd and team mates. Hussey was dismissed shortly after tea for 116 as Australia set England an unlikely An in-form Mike Hussey, coming off his highest Test score target of 391 for the win. of 195 a couple of weeks earlier in Brisbane, combined with wicket-keeper Brad Haddin for a 58-run sixth wicket stand before The Aussies were on the brink of victory at the close of play on the local boy was out for 61, bringing fellow Warrior Mitchell day three with England struggling on 5/81. Johnson had sent Johnson to the crease. Strauss on his way for 15 before claiming the valuable scalp of Johnson made a team-high 62 as the last three wickets reaped Trott for 31 in the penultimate over before stumps. 79 runs until the Aussies were eventually dismissed for 268. The end was nigh on the fourth day when Johnson clean bowled England went to stumps on day one at no wicket for 29, and Graeme Swann for nine, and it was game over soon after with openers Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook began the following Steven Finn the last man out. Johnson was named Man of the morning in a confident manner, adding a further 49 to the total. Match after picking up match figures of 9/82. But Johnson changed the course of the match with a stunning A total of 16,616 fans were on hand to witness the last rites burst, firstly removing Cook for 32, and then sending Jonathan being given to the visitors, meaning the total match attendance Trott (four) and Kevin Pietersen (no score) on their way in the same was just under 80,000 spectators in a massive show of support over, both leg before wicket, to have the visitors in trouble at 3/82. for Ashes Test cricket by the WA public. Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.) 3 Find an air con that stands up to the summer test! Drop into Retravision for a great range of Fujitsu air cons. You’ll find a Fujitsu inverter for every home, keeping you cool in the summer and warm in winter! EXPERT ADVICE: At Retravision, we make choosing your air conditioning easy with expert advice available in-store. PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION: Retravision takes the hassle out of installation. We’ll arrange a professional installer to do the job properly. SAVE MONEY: Our national bulk-buying power means you get the best prices on our huge range of top brand air conditioners. LOCAL CONVENIENCE: With stores throughout Australia, there’s sure to be one near you. To find your nearest local Retravision store, visit retravisionwa.com.au see us & sa e MAJOR SPONSOR WH35808 BEER THE TOAST OF WA Find an air con that stands up to the summer test! Drop into Retravision for a great range of Fujitsu air cons. You’ll find a Fujitsu inverter for every home, keeping you cool in the summer and warm in winter! he path to becoming WA’s 46th Test representative contained “Even though he did not have a state contract, he was often Tmany twists and turns for Michael Beer, and his rise to a invited to the Centre of Excellence to take part in spin bowling baggy green was one of the great stories in an otherwise bleak workshops, which was an indication that he was being looked at Ashes summer. closely by Cricket Australia personnel.” The year 2010 began like so many others for left-arm spinner Beer secured a Retravision Warriors contract for 2010-11, and Beer, as he toiled away for his beloved St Kilda Cricket Club and after tidying up some loose ends in Melbourne and saying good- played some second XI games for Victoria. bye to his friends from St Kilda, he joined pre-season training towards the end of June. Beer had come under the notice of selectors in his home state, but with leg-spinner Bryce McGain having a lock on a position An impressive performer on the track, Beer shed seven kilograms in the Bushrangers’ Sheffield Shield team and youngster Jon in the lead-up to the new summer of cricket and quickly stamped EXPERT ADVICE: At Retravision, we make choosing Holland preferred for one day fixtures, a place in the Victorian himself as an automatic selection for the Warriors’ first matches your air conditioning easy with expert advice available line-up was looking a more remote possibility. of the season against his former state at the WACA Ground. in-store. He first came under the attention of the WACA State Match It was a tough initiation as Brad Hodge got hold of him in his Committee, and in particular former Warriors Head Coach Tom Ryobi One-Day Cup debut, but he picked up three wickets in the PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION: Retravision Moody and newly-appointed Talent Manager Doug Harris, Sheffield Shield match that followed against the Bushrangers takes the hassle out of installation. We’ll arrange a towards the end of the 2009-10 season. and did not look out of his depth. professional installer to do the job properly. Beer was the leading wicket taker in the 2009-10 Victorian The breakthrough came for Beer when the Warriors played Premier Cricket competition, picking up 53 scalps at 15.92. England in a tour match at the WACA Ground in early November. SAVE MONEY: Our national bulk-buying power It was the fourth summer in succession that he had been the He took 3/108 in the visitors’ first innings, snaring the vital scalps means you get the best prices on our huge range of Saints’ most prolific bowler. of Jonathan Trott, Ian Bell and Matt Prior, all of whom went on top brand air conditioners. to be prolific run scorers in the forthcoming Ashes series. He then He was flown to Perth to meet with the Warriors coaching and backed it up in the second innings with 2/99, removing Kevin LOCAL CONVENIENCE: With stores throughout support staff, now headed by Mickey Arthur, who himself had Pietersen and Paul Collingwood.
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