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Walkerville Cats Newsletter

Issue 61 www.walkervillecc.com.au

10/01/2013

Presidents Report Cont.

Over the Christmas break the centre was top dressed with improvements made to the way things were done in regards to watering. Leo has done a great job organising and liaising with all parties. The Hyphen has been doing a special effort with watering and moving of the heat map and this effort has not gone unnoticed. Hopefully with the increased grass coverage As we move into the business end of the season the and moisture in the wicket things will be on the A grade need to fight to avoid relegation and 3 wins up for some great at Walkerville for the should achieve this. The B grade are sitting 3rd and a rest of the Summer. game clear of fifth, but have every chance to finish in the Top 2 and achieve a home final. The C grade continues to go from strength to strength and with continued consistent efforts they should see themself playing finals.

With this in mind are 2 things that all players within Cocktail Night the Senior ranks need to apply to their game as the season end approaches, them being commitment and patience. Committing yourself to play cricket is a tough ask in summer months with so much happening. but there needs to an application to want to play every Saturday and be a part of a team and club environment for success to be achieved. Putting your hand up over the next 4 games will go along way for all sides to achieve the success they are striving for.

Patience is required when out on the paddock. Whether or it is an 80 over game and if any team can bat the 80 over’s they are more than When 19th Jan 2013 likely going to win the game, so when in the centre Where Walkerville Cricket Club take time and build an innings and partnerships. Cost- FREE ENTRY When bowling be patient and work to a plan from $5 Cocktails all night both ends and develop to bore and frustrate batsmen Bring your friends and make a great night out. out of it.

Founded 1915 Walkervillecc.com.au A Grade Wrap Up Continued

Round 5: Walkerville v Ingle Farm - Walkerville only thanks to some late clean hitting by Rhino 187 (P. Sarson 35) def. by Ingle Farm 229 (M. (22) (who was playing his first A Grade match) and Jagdale 3/31) Millsy (29) that the total was boosted to a The last game before the Christmas break was somewhat respectable 187. After a disappointing played at Walkerville against Ingle Farm. A first start to the season the Christmas break will be week washout saw the match reduced to one day very much appreciated and hopefully Walkerville after which Ingle Farm won the toss and decided will be able to turn things around in the new year, to bat on a typical Walkerville deck. It was a poor with the next game to be played against Concordia start for the Cats with a lack of enthusiasm in the at Walkerville Oval. field and some inconsistent bowling allowing the two openers to put on runs quickly and without pressure. The drinks break could not have come early enough and soon after Knowlsey was able to out one of the openers with a smart piece of fielding. This wicket seemed to wake the team up, as the fielding standard lifted considerably and the quality of the bowling quickly improved. Knowlsey (1/35) and Duncs (2/39) were able to bowl their The Pigeon aka Adam Rutherford. over’s both quickly and economically, whilst also being able to take the that were desperately needed to get Walkerville back into the game. They were backed up by fantastically by Pete in the field, who took a sharp catch and stopped a number of runs at short cover. When Minty (3/31) was able to dismiss the other opener for 58 with a brilliant and then back this up with two more quick wickets there was a feeling that after such a disastrous start there was a chance to dismiss Ingle Farm for below 200. However, some late hitting saw a couple of partnerships put together which meant the Cats would need 230 for the win.

After another delicious Walkerville tea, Pete (35) and Gilesy (22) opened the batting and were able to get Walkerville off to a great start, putting on 54 for the first wicket. The right/left and aggressive/defensive combination meant that these two openers were able to score at the required rate with minimal risk. However, after the The pitch receiving a layer of much needed grass fall of this wicket, the Cats were unable to over the Chris tmas break. Finally our spinners may consolidate and regularly lost wickets ( which get some turn! unfortunately has become an all too familiar occurrence this season), allowing Ingle Farm to take control of the game. Walkerville was never really able to get back into the match and it was

Founded 1915 Walkervillecc.com.au B Grade Wrap Up Cont.

Walkerville 8/206 (Mareolas 59, Nance 58) defeated Pooraka 7/201

Travelling out to Pooraka on the first week, there was a 50/50 chance of play after the rain during the Thursday. In the best wisdom of the game both captains agreed that the toss of the coin would be the difference.

So turning up the 2nd week to a 50 over game we started with another lost toss with the The B grade boys prepare for their game against sitting at 0-5 in this regard. Pooraka

Pooraka batted and got away quickly due to some Look a Like’s disappointing bowling and lack of intent in the field. This then turned around after Josh 'I made a here last game' Whiley & Shaun 'I broke the drought' Mathieson turned the screws. The fielding improved and pressure built on the opposition batsmen. Leo 'Little Man' Panzarino bowled with guile to bowl 10 straight and end up with 2 poles & Carlo 'Full' Manno came on and took an important wicket in his only over bowling 5 fullies.

Pooraka got away at the end putting on 58 for the last 6 over’s and posting a competitive score. Our Famous Landscaper, Carlo, or is he really an With a batting side that lacked the usual depth actor aka John Batchelor? and a poor start we were behind esp when captain Craig '6 and out' Jervois (31) went with the score at 4/59. Lachy 'Showed guts' Nance (58) played his best inning s for the club at Senior level batting over’s and was able supported by Leo 'Half pull shot' Panzarino (21) put on 43, then Iggy 'Batting All-rounder' Mareolas (59) joined Nance and they looked fantastic breaking Pooraka until the unfortunate run out of Nance with the score at 6/157. Iggy then batted through with the assistance of Whiley took us through to the win with about 11 balls to spare. A gutsy character building win which now places the Bs in 3rd and within reach of a Top 2 position. CJ

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Well after losing yet another toss 5 from 5 we were Cocktail Night sent in on a moist looking pitch, which played like it looked, the ball was jumping and moving all over the place. C. Burford fell early for 5 which left Mal and Max at the crease, they went on to put a 127 run which had its moments one ending with Mal sporting a black eye. Max fell with the score on 149 just after tea bringing peppers to the crease who fell on 6 getting bowled around his legs. Hewish then joined Mal and they both started to increase the run rate slightly before Mal fell on 90, then Vinay went in for a quick 28 off half the balls and myself a quick 20, foxy n/o 9 accumulating a very respectable 296. th When 19 Jan 2013

Where Walkerville Cricket Club Week 2 we faced a lovely flat batting deck myself Cost- FREE ENTRY dropping one of their openers early wasn't looking $5 Cocktails all night good but picked him up the next over from a lovely Bring your friends and make a great night assist from Vinay after backing Dale up. Dale perched out of it. beautifully under the ball at mid on only to watch the Collared Shirt for the Men please. ball straight through his hands bounce of his shoulder and Vinay catching it right behind him. A Cow Pat Day good bowling effort all round and once again a great effort in the field saw myself finish with 4/22/13 foxy 2/24/10 Hibbard 2/10/6 and Mal 1/2/4.3 saw them all out for 85 after a discussion between the team we elected to put them back in, having 24overs to go for an outright. I gave everyone a couple of over’s which in hind sight may have been a bit odd but we enjoyed the day and only fell a couple of wickets short of the outright in the 2nd innings, Mal finishing with 4/21/5.

Finishing the year 3 wins 2 losses and 4th on the Cow Pat Family Raffle Day- ladder man of the match was Mal and a special When 24/02/2012 mention to Trev who somehow made an appearance 1st Place Cash Prize $3000!! into the side. Raffle cards out Now and see Mark Evans or Nigel your captain to get yours. $5 a ticket and a fun day to be had by all with BBQ and drinks available.

Other Prizes will be available on the day so make sure you come along for a great family day out and support the club.

All Players Ensure you SELL all of your card!

Founded 1915 Walkervillecc.com.au WALKERVILLE CC TEST SELECTOR Cont.

Wa Players Here is your chance to be a selector - Pick your best 12 Players to represent in the up

and coming Test Series against India in India. William Bosisto

Please forward your team onto Panz at Nathan Coulter- Nile [email protected] or write your team Liam Davis Marcus Harris

Michael Hogan down and pass it on to him personally.

Mitchell Johnson It would be great to get the view of the Walkerville CC membership. Team to be announced in the Nathan Rimmington Wes Robinson next Cats news letter. Tom Triffitt

NSW Players Sam Whiteman

Sean Abbott

Michael Clarke Tas Players Scott Coyte

Brad Haddin George Bailey

Moises Henriques Scott Henry

Josh Lalor Steven Cazzulino

Peter Nevill Steve O'Keefe Ed Cowan

Ben Rohrer Steven Smith

James Faulkner Evan Gulbis

Ben Hilfenhaus

Ben Laughlin

Ricky Ponting QLD Players Jonathan Wells

Cameron Boyce SA Players Luke Feldman

Jason Floros

Matthew Gale Daniel Christian

Chris Hartley Tim Davey

Callum Ferguson Alex Kemp

Jake Haberfield

Alister McDermott

Luke Pomersbach Nathan Reardon Tim Ludeman

Wade Townsend Scott Walter Sam Miller

Gary Putland Sam Raphael

Vic Players

Chadd Sayers

Scott Boland Louis Cameron

Ryan Carters Please complete your team on the following John Hastings page and give to Leo or email Leo Jayde Herrick

Alex Keath Andrew McDonald [email protected]

Clint McKay

Darren Pattinson

Rob Quiney

Clive Rose William Sheridan

Peter Siddle

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A Grade Walkerville Vs Concordia B Grade Payneham Vs Walkerville C Grade Walkerville V’s Rostrevor OC Limited Over’s Jennifer Hawkins- Happy Birthday on the 22 Dec!! Walkerville VS International Cricket Club The Hyphen- Nurturing the new Grass on our pitch during the heat wave. Winning $3000! On the Cow Pat Day. Make sure you have your $5 square so it could be you!

What’s Not!

Shane Warne and Marlon Samuels in the T20 Bash. One Game of Cricket in January?? Outstanding Subs- Make sure you are financial.

Found The $10 note is still up for grabs as no one has Happy 29th Birthday Jen!. been able to provide the proof of purchase.

Paul has decided to Auction the note to the

highest bidder by the 12th Jan.

Tony Peppers has already bid $11 as he believes this will only go up in value over the coming years. Good on you Tony!

Founded 1915 Walkervillecc.com.au Words of wisdom- Colonel Sparks Dinner with Bec

If I could have dinner with 6 people of my choice it would be 1. Jimmy Barnes No one else because I wouldn’t talk to them anyway, I would just sit and stare at Jimmy – I With all of the post xmas sales this is the perfect love him!!!! time for shroud bargain hunter to take full advantage. I like to haggle till it hurts, the salesman that is. I like to wear them down by asking tough questions – like what type of paint have they used on this toaster? Why are kitchen appliances white? Carlo if they made a movie about you, who would Then I pounce and hit them between the eyes, you get to play you? no mercy I say!!! It would have to be Sylvester Stallone. Grab a bargain when you can!!! He is a great actor, I love to watch his films over Remember the Colonel is always right and over.

Cats – Yes Carlo he is a great actor!!! On the Beat with Darcy Walkerville Club Apparel

For any Walkerville Club Merchandise see Luke Cotter. Available for purchase You know what really bugs me – people having Walkerville Blue Club Shirts – Included in paid a good time! Subs Why can’t people just stay at home and watch Walkerville Training Shirts - $10 (fire sale, while television? stocks last) Why do people need to go out and celebrate Walkerville Training Shorts - $25 things like Xmas and New Years eve. Walkerville Baggy Blue Hats - $50 I’m an exciting guy and I love to stay at home Walkerville Floppy Hats - $20 and listen to talk back radio, It so entertaining Walkerville Jackets - $65 and funny. My wife loves it. Walkerville Game Day Shirts - $30 (all players Party Animals - Go Ahead Make My Day!!! are to have a new top)

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Club Batting (250 runs minimum) 2012/13 BOG AWARD 1 Ayliffe, Mal J 266 53.20 2 Martin-Skerm, Morgan 245 49.00

3 Jervies, Craig 196 39.20 1 Ayliffe, Mal J 5 381.00

4 Knowles, Brett 190 47.50 2 Panzarino, Leo 5 367.00 5 Panzarino, Leo 137 34.25 3 Mareolas, Iggy 5 361.50

4 Knowles, Brett 7 320.00 Club Bowling (20 wickets minimum) 5 Jervies, Craig 5 246.00 1 Panzarino, Leo 14 8.86

6 Miller, Damian L 6 236.00 2 Mareolas, Iggy 14 14.64 3 Miller, Damian L 12 14.08 7 Martin-Skerm, Morgan 5 232.00 4 Fox, David 9 10.67

5 Grapentin, Nigel 9 21.22 8 Wright, Darcy R 3 220.00

9 Reid, Paul J 7 219.00

10 Grapentin, Nigel 5 212.00

Partnership Leader Board

105 Craig Jervies* - Morgan HOS

1 * Martin-Skerm* 127 Mal Ayliffe* - Maxim Marion

2 Dupree 154 Ben Duncan - Brett Brahma Lodge 3 Knowles*

4 40 Mal Ayliffe - Peter Hewish* Marion

109 Fraser Rigby* - Leo Hope Valley

5 Panzarino 81 * Brett Knowles* - Paul Brahma Lodge

6 Reid*

53 Darcy Wright* - Amritpal Mawson Lakes 7 Peter Sarson who cannot believe he is not in Gurm 54 Daniel Giles* - Mayank Flinders the top 10 complaining to the media. 8 Jagdale University 58 Iggy Mareolas* - Thomas Adelaide HOS

9 Ahern 28 Damian Miller - Simon Ingle Farm 10 Buckley* District

Founded 1915 Walkervillecc.com.au Walkerville Boy Band

The final 5 of the soon to be launch Walkerville CC Boys Band has taken shape. Mark ‘Evo I know the show biz industry ’Evans has put the contests through a gruelling singing and dancing boot camp.

Evo’s words on the entrants (read with an English accent) Cotter can sing the high notes Ruther oozes sex, sex and more sex appeal Gurum has the moves Tom just has to stand there Fraser has wavy hair – great in the video clips The Ones Who Missed Out

Blackie couldn’t sing or dance Anthony cried a lot – too emotional for Evo Morgs kept hogging the stage Ian was too short So now we have our 5 band members now all we need is a band name and a song, easy!!! Remember keep sending in your suggestions for a band name to [email protected] Please note that the successful applicant will have no rights to band royalties

Founded 1915 Walkervillecc.com.au Christmas at the Cats. Continued.

Walkerville was lucky enough to have the man in Red visit us before his busy work schedule kicked in. Some photo’s from Santa’s visit to the Cats.

And the big kids.

A lot easier entry then the normal Chimney. Play corner in the club rooms at full swing

Miller looking to steal his kids lollies; many adults Father Xmas is ready to greet the kids but where is stepped in the prevent this happening his elf assistant Rutherford???

Iggy has his Xmas wish approved by father Xmas Happy customers

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Founded 1915 Walkervillecc.com.au Most ’s for the Cats? Subs are Due.

Thanks to our master statistician Magnum, we are Please ensure you have paid your subs to Peter

able to answer the famous question. Which Hewish so you can be removed from the black list. Batsman has been robbed from the most All rates are below and if you have any questions centuries? at all please ask Peter Hewish. The answers are below! Be a good club player and be a financial player to support the club that supports you. Not Rank Player Innings Outs Percentage 1 Walker, Will 77 43 55.84%

2 Reid, Shaun 45 24 53.33%

3 Williams, Tim 57 24 42.11% 4 Owen, Wayne 50 19 38.00% Senior Membership Fees 2012/13 5 Dunlop, Damian 36 13 36.11%

6 Stobbe, David 37 13 35.14% SPECIAL RATE - IF PAID BY 3/11/12 $290.00 Normal rate - if paid after 3/11/12 $340.00 7 Plaistow, James 32 11 34.38%

Window, Concession Fees (student or unemployed) 8 Stephen 39 13 33.33% SPECIAL RATE - if paid by 3/11/12 $240.00 9 Wareing, Paul 62 19 30.65% Normal rate - if paid after 3/11/12 $270.00 10 Bowes, Kyle 49 15 30.61% Junior Membership Fees 2012/13

U9 and U11 $220.00 Walkerville Quiz Prize U13 and U15 $245.00 Where a junior plays senior cricket, no additional fees First person to answer this question correctly will are payable. get a ride in the back of Damien Millers work ute around the block. Senior and junior membership fees include match ball fees and attendance at respective presentation nights. Senior membership fees include blue Club shirt and key ring upon payment.

Player Life Members will receive a white match-day shirt upon payment by 3/11/12. Payments can be made in person to The Treasurer , Peter Hewish, in cash or by cheque, made out to Walkerville Cricket Club . Payments can also be made via electronic funds transfer, details as follows: BSB 105-068 (Bank SA) Which team do these boys barrack for? Account No. 272 209 740 Please send your answer onto Account Name Walkerville Cricket Club [email protected] Please ensure your name appears in the transaction and enter membership in the reference field.

Founded 1915 Walkervillecc.com.au The teams of the year , 1053 runs at 43.87 It would be hard to sum up Pietersen's 2012 in 140 characters. After an audacious 149 against South Africa at Headingley - The Test, ODI and T20I XIs of 2012, as one of the best innings of the year - he announced a shock picked by ESPNcricinfo staff Kanishkaa Balachandran retirement from international cricket when he was dropped for

January 5, 2013 the next Test over text messages he allegedly sent to South Test XI African players. : 1249 runs at 48.03 Marlon Samuels, 866 runs at 86.60 The first name on everyone's team sheet. The second- Samuels likes to remind everyone of the two years he missed highest run-scorer of 2012, behind Michael Clarke. Cook due to match-fixing allegations. He seemed determined to make took over the captaincy full time after up for lost time in 2012, establishing himself as one of West retired following the home series against South Africa. Indies' best batsmen. Three of Cook's four centuries came in India, where his batting was the cornerstone of England's series win. His Matt Prior, 777 runs at 38.85, 29 catches and seven 176 in Ahmedabad couldn't save the game, but his next stumpings two tons were in winning causes, and he became the first Possibly the most dependable wicketkeeper-batsman in world England captain to win a Test series in India since David cricket. His 36 dismissals in 2012 were the most by a Gower in 1984-85. wicketkeeper in the year. Prior struggled for consistency with the bat at the start of the year but made up for it with fifties in all , 825 runs at 48.52 three Tests against South Africa and 258 runs against India. Smith had the distinction of leading South Africa to No. 1 in the Test rankings, and his side had series wins in New Vernon Philander, 43 wickets at 21.11 Zealand, England and Australia in 2012. He didn't have a He may not have the pace of or Morne Morkel, but bad year as a batsman either, scoring 131 in the innings Philander has the accuracy, swing and the discipline with which win at and top-scoring with 122 in the first to nip out wickets in helpful conditions. After his dream start to innings in Adelaide. at the end of 2011, Philander took his good form to New Zealand, where he picked up 21 wickets in three Tests , 1064 runs at 70.93 With four centuries, including a triple-hundred, Amla was Saeed Ajmal, 39 wickets at 20.56 in sublime form, and finished third on the run-charts. His Ajmal edged Rangana Herath out for the specialist spinner's 311 at The Oval deflated England at the start of the Test spot in the XI. He spun England out in the UAE, with 24 wickets series and was a symbol of South Africa's dominance. He in three Tests, helping Pakistan sweep the series. He took 15 in returned to haunt England with 121 at Lord's. Amla the three Tests in but was let down on occasion by started the Australia tour with a century in , and poor umpiring. His bosses and fans cried foul when he failed to finished it with 196 in - an innings that helped take make the shortlist for the ICC Test player of the year. the game and series away from Australia, and in the course of which he nearly scored 100 runs in a session. James Anderson, 48 wickets at 29.50 One of the best new-ball bowlers in the world, Anderson only Michael Clarke, 1595 runs at 106.33 took one five-for (5 for 72) in 2012, but he was consistent for The leading run scorer in 2012, with an astonishing three England through the year - and nowhere was it more apparent double-centuries and a triple-hundred. Clarke launched than on the tour of India, where he took ten wickets in the last the year with an unbeaten 329 against India in , two Tests and was the best fast bowler on both sides. followed it up with 210 in Adelaide, scored back-to-back double-centuries against South Africa, and rounded off Dale Steyn, 39 wickets at 29.71 the year with 106 against Sri Lanka in . In the He may have been overshadowed by Philander, but Steyn was process he broke the Australian record for the most runs just as effective in 2012, spearheading South Africa's seam in a calendar year. attack.

Founded 1915 Walkervillecc.com.au Club Survey Player Milestones

Last Week’s Club Survey Congratulations to all players on the Round 5 Who do you think is wearing the best pair of Milestones: shorts? Walkerville CC Worst Short Competition 50 Club Games

Jarrad Hooper – 1 B, 21 C, 6 D, 22 LO

1000 Club Runs: Peter Hewish – 1003 @ 14.97

50 Club Wickets & 50 A Grade Wickets: Brett Knowles – 50 @ 19.22

100 B Grade Wickets: Leo Panzarino – 101 @ 16.37

Carlo preparing for his big innings.

The feedback was over whelming, with many people voicing their thoughts on which shorts they believed to be the worst. Tony “Pepperoni” Dicheria was voted the winner of the worst shorts competition with 1023 votes. Cotter came in close second 984 votes and Broomie a solid third 891. Tony’s shorts made from green table cloth material the eye of many of the The boys talking about Carlo’s big innings, it was Walkerville CC faithful as some of the a short conversation. WORST SHORTS EVER SEEN IN PUBLIC!!! Congratulations Tony, at least people noticed you.

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