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In Black and White October 2019 IN BLACK & WHITE Edition 74 – October 2019 1 | P a g e CONTENTS ❖ Chairman’s Welcome 3 ❖ Executive Officer Update 4 ❖ State Umpiring Manager 8 ❖ Ian Wright Elected to NSWCUSA Life Membership 12 ❖ SCG XI Ashes Tour – The Umpires’ Diary 13 ❖ Ben Treloar Makes List A Umpiring Debut 19 ❖ NSWCUSA Welcomes Two New Life Members 20 ❖ U17 National Championships Umpires Confirmed 22 ❖ Technical 23 ❖ Aussie Trio Scale New Umpiring Heights 24 ❖ Female Umpire Engagement 26 ❖ 2019 Convention – A Scorer’s Ac-count 27 ❖ Umpiring in the UK 2019 29 ❖ SCA Milestones 32 ❖ Cric-o-ku 33 ❖ McDonald’s & Beastwear 34 ❖ 60 seconds with… 35 ❖ New Members 39 Dick French presents a Life Membership ❖ NSWCUSA Committees and Representative Panels 41 blazer to Ian Wright Bruce Whitehouse has a discussion during a trial fixture Cover Photos: Top: Paul Wilson on field in his debut Test match – played between Bangladesh and Afghanistan in Chittagong Bottom: Eloise Sheridan and Claire Polosak make their way on field at the Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier for the Semi-Final between PNG and Thailand 2 | P a g e Chairman’s Welcome Mark Hughes Welcome to another edition of In Black to officiate to the best of your ability and White. through thorough preparation and to ensure the game is played in the right By now, regular season competitions spirit, that we leave the game of cricket in across the State are well and truly a better position after our involvement. underway. I hope all members have started their season well. Whatever your scenario, my hope is that all of our members enjoy their season Season 2019-20 will bring a variety of ahead, embrace their challenges, never different challenges for all of our stop learning and enjoy this great game. members. For some, elevation to higher panels or representative cricket will test Best wishes for your involvement in the their ability as they go to the next level. sport this season, we hope you enjoy your cricket. Some will require resilience as they aim to bounce back from setbacks not umpiring at the same level they were the previous season. For seasoned veterans, the opportunity to pass on knowledge and experience to ensure the next generation of umpires are well equipped to progress. For our newer members, it is a season to settle in, learn fieldcraft and technique as they start their journey as match officials. Regardless of your situation, the challenge for all match officials remains the same – Sue Gregory and Dave Cullen 3 | P a g e Executive Officer Update Troy Penman Dear Members and Affiliates, NSW Country Youth Championships It is an honour to be appointed to the NSW Country Youth Championships has position of Executive Officer, NSWCUSA. commenced. A number of NSWCUSA members from across New South Wales The Association has played a big part in my have attended carnivals in the Clarence life and I owe it a great deal, having spent Valley, Dubbo, Maitland and Raymond the past 10 years as, firstly, Administration Terrace. Officer then as Administration Manager, I have seen first-hand the impact the Cricket NSW Country Youth Championships Association has on so many. Male U14 Dubbo 29 September-1 October You the members are what makes the Bob Allan Association tick, and at all times I will Ken Brooks remain focused on what will provide the Dennis Chaplin greatest benefit to the wider membership. Peter Done Anthony McGettigan As an Association we have so much to be Graham Moon proud of, our members are excelling at all Mark Munro levels. Doug Sandry Male U14 Clarence Valley Women’s International Appointments 29 September-1 October Claire Polosak has been part of the Tony Blanch umpiring team for both the T20 and One Ian Furner Day International series between Australia Ian James and Sri Lanka. Claire’s colleagues for the 6 Peter Kent matches were Shaun Craig and Phil Bill McCarron Gillespie. We congratulate Claire on these Rob Pye appointments. Graham Rose Chris Welsh Male Under 17 National Championships David Whitby State Panel members Roberto Howard and Male U13 Dubbo Sharad Patel recently attended the Male 2-4 October Under 17 National Championships in Steve Carracher Mackay. Gary Crombie Colin Harper We congratulate Roberto Howard on Geoff Hoy being selected to officiate the Final and Chris King Sharad for his appointment to the Third- Gary McAulley place playoff. Both umpires have done themselves and the Association proud. Glenn Pepper Robert Ryan 4 | P a g e Male U15 Dubbo Mike McKenzie 2-4 October Graham Moon Bob Allan Rob Pye Dennis Chaplin Graham Rose John De Lyall Tony Hackett Pat Kerin Murray Le Lievre Graham Moon Peter Singh Peter Smith Male U15 Clarence Valley 2-4 October Bill Battese Bruce Baxter Tony Blanch Keith Davies Peter Kent Kim Norris Phil Rainger Graham Rose Peter Done and Dennis Chaplin in Dubbo Female U15 Raymond Terrace NSWCUSA Training Courses 8-9 October The training team was busy throughout Dennis Chaplin September, delivering several Laws Katie Collins courses and PD workshops across the Dave Cullen State. Thank you to the Zone Geoff Hoy Representatives and all in the affiliates Elizabeth O’Dwyer who have assisted with the organisation Robert Ryan and promotion of the courses. Manjinder Sandhu Abbey Sim Thank you as well to the trainers who have Female U18 Raymond Terrace once again helped facilitate. These 10-11 October volunteers are not taken for granted and Dennis Chaplin their work is appreciated. Katie Collins Dave Cullen Over the past month our trainers have Sue Gregory visited: Geoff Hoy • Camden Elizabeth O’Dwyer • Robert Ryan Coffs Harbour Manjinder Sandhu • Dubbo Male U13 Maitland • Fairfield 8-10 October • Laurieton Gary Crombie • Merimbula Pat Holt • Newcastle Chris King • Orange Gary McAulley 5 | P a g e Claire Polosak has also done a wonderful Darren will work directly with- job facilitating Community Officiating • Coaching and Talent Manager – courses recently in Warringah and two on Country (Mark Cameron) the states mid north coast. • Manager, Metropolitan Pathway (Nic Bills) Laws Questions • Manager, NSW Cricket Performance The Examination Committee under the Competitions (Bruce Whitehouse) guidance of Chair Andrew Coates has been • Executive Officer, NSW Cricket providing excellent resources to members Umpires’ and Scorers’ Association attending NSWCUSA Ordinary General (Troy Penman) Meetings. Starting this month, we circulated Laws of Cricket questions and The match officials’ team at Cricket NSW is answers to Members and Affiliates to therefore- assist with learning and development. The • Executive Officer, NSW Cricket Umpires’ questions can be completed at your and Scorers’ Association (Troy Penman) convenience and there is no requirement • Administrator, NSWCUSA (Bede to return the questions with your answers Sajowitz) for marking. • Umpire Educator | Female Engagement (Claire Polosak) • Education Officer (position to be filled) Roles and Responsibilities Darren will remain the NSW State Umpire Manager, as he is best placed to retain this Cricket Australia appointment. Darren will also continue as the Sate Umpire Coach to work closely with the State Panel for their development and progression. Darren will appoint to representative matches in both metropolitan and country fixtures. Darren will also appoint umpires to NSW Premier Cricket First Grade matches, Plan B Regional Bash matches and all Kingsgrove Sports T20 competition matches. Kay Wilcoxon and David Redden in pre-season action We thank the Examination Committee in He will remain part of the Selection advance for providing these resources. Committee that will be formed later in the season for NSW Premier Cricket finals Staffing NSWCUSA/Cricket NSW series matches. Darren Goodger has commenced as Senior Manager, Cricket overseeing Cricket Darren will continue to assistance with the Performance Competitions, the Cricket Education and Training of members when NSW Pathway, and the Match Officials available. Team. 6 | P a g e Matters relating to NSWCUSA should now were informative and helpful to the be directed to myself instead of Darren as inexperienced attendees. his new role has moved him away from The format for the evening was as follows: working for the Association. o Welcome o Introduction - Darren Goodger Rules Nights o Decision Making - Darren Goodger Two rules nights took place in the lead up o Association Matters - Troy Penman to the start of the NSW Premier Cricket o New Umpires Advice - Andrew season. Both sessions; Tuesday September Coates 24 for returning umpires and Wednesday o Net session (arriving to departing September 25 for new umpires; were well the ground) - Troy Penman attended. A further session is scheduled for Tuesday I’d like to thank Berend du Plessis for his October 15 to focus on the LBW law and work in presenting Game 3 to returning the decision-making processes to further umpires and Darren Goodger for assist with the commencement of their presenting Game 3 to new umpires. Bede match officiating journey. Sajowitz is thanked for his role in producing the folders that were handed Ordinary General Meeting Dates and Venues out to all attendees. Month Venue 6 November Bankstown Sports Club, The contents of the folders were: 8 Greenfield Parade, o Playing Conditions Handbook Bankstown. o Match Report Pad 4 December Bankstown Oval, o Concussion Substitute Policy & Chapel Road, Bankstown. Guidelines 5 February Bankstown Sports Club, o Extreme Heat Policy 8 Greenfield Parade, o Additional Playing Timetable Bankstown. o SCA Contact List 4 March Bowlers’ Club of NSW, o Appointments for Round 1 of NSW 95-97 York Street, Sydney. Premier Cricket and Sydney Shires 1 April Bankstown Sports Club, Cricket 8 Greenfield Parade, Bankstown. New Umpire Training 6 May Bowlers’ Club of NSW, A new umpire training session was held at 95-97 York Street, Sydney. the Cricket NSW office, Sydney Olympic Park on Tuesday September 17.
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