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View St George DCC 2019-20 Annual Report ST GEORGE DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED 326. P Lakeman 348. N Pilon 370. T Lang 390. S Heaney 412. L Stanton 327. T Jackson 349. N Catalano 371. P Rosser 391. L Zammit 413. T Howes 328. J Turner 350. T Marsh SPON372. R LockyearS OR392.S L Reynolds 414. N White 329. M Steel 351. P Wooden 373. E Zelma 393. T Sangster 415. A Rossington 330. B Guthrie 352. S Green 374. D Preo 394. T Copeland 416. M Baden 331. L Hodgson 353. J Fardell 373. E Zelma 395. M Stoneman 417. S Cahill 332. P Clarke 354. S McKiernan 374. D Preo 396. D Bourke 418. D Arahu 333. R Smith 355. H Solomons 375. D Burke 397. B Small 419. M Edwards 334. R Phillips 356. P Pratt 376. C Johnston 398. M Atapattu 420. L Bartier 335. K Thessman 357. S Jones 377. T Laws 399. D Magin 421. G Seymour 336. G Rummans 358. K Kavanagh 378. S McCabe 400. S Chu 422. A Hicks 337. J Bray 359. B Van Deinsen 379. J Dean 401. M Turner 423. B Kitt 338. P Ryan 360. Scott Thompson 380. M Henriques 402. D Williams ! 339. N Jones 361. B Hill 381. S Dean 403. B Fitzgerald ! 340. C Porter 362. R Logan 382. K Pillay 404. J Hazlewood ! 341. D Hunter 363. D Johnson 383. G Batty 405. A May ! 342. M Bevan 364. J Shaw 384. P Wells 406. G Hunt ! 343. D Langford-Smith 365. N Schultz 385. S Cazzulino 407. K Patterson ! 344. B Hunter 366. A McNamara 386. D McLauchlan 408. A Walsh ! 345. A McGuire 367. S MacGill 387. M Hoggett 409. C MacDougal ! 346. S Shaw 368. G Jones 388. R Gibson 410. J Siely ! 347. S Wark 369. D Gibbons 389. M Holmes 411. E Denhartog ! ST GEOR G E DI S TRICT BOWLING AVERAGES O M R W Av R/O O M R W Av R/O P Witherly 222.1 47 576 27 21.3 2.6 A Balding 5 1 4 2 2.0 0.8 D Sciacca 101.1 17 274 25 11.0 2.7 M Dedes 12 2 35 2 17.5 2.9 B Newport 87.2 22 242 21 11.5 2.8 M Gray 19 3 58 2 29.0 3.1 M Abel 106.5 12 375 16 23.4 3.5 B Dimevski 4 - 9 1 9.0 2.3 D Abel 47.4 3 175 11 15.9 3.7 J Eden 2 - 2 0 - 1.0 C A Greening 75 14 235 9 26.1 3.1 J Shaw 4 - 11 0 - 2.8 R Liley 32 5 150 6 25.0 4.7 S Parekh 5 1 12 0 - 2.4 N Anderson 16 3 39 4 9.8 2.4 P Francis 6 1 14 0 - 2.3 RICKET G Dennett 32 5 59 4 14.8 1.8 J Berry 5 1 19 0 - 3.8 F Hamid 35 6 130 4 32.5 3.7 J Drahalivas 16.5 4 50 0 - 3.0 W Hayes 30 4 65 3 21.7 2.2 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! FOUR OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS (THREE OR MORE IN ONE-DAYERS) D Sciacca 5 - 18 v Mosman BOWLING AVERAGESM Abel 4 - 44 v Eastern Suburbs 5 - 29 v Fairfield 3 - 10 v Rand-Pete ! O M R W Av R/O ! O M R W Av R/O ! 3 - 20 v Rand -Pete D Abel 4 - 43 v Eastern Suburbs ! D Magin 3 - 18742 31v 633Gordon 29 21.8 3.4 T HowesR Liley 24 4 - 426 104 v 6 Hawkesbury17.3 4.3 P WitherlyS McCabe 5 - 130.226 9v 602Bankstown 28 21.5 4.6 L BartierG Dennett 18 4 - 593 54 v 2 Parramatta27.0 3.0 ! T Copeland 4 - 138.315 36v 322Blacktown 17 18.9 2.3 E DenhartogA Greening 26 3 - 186 91 v 2 Fairfield45.5 3.5 ! A Walsh 4 - 130.357 26v 553Parramatta 17 32.5 4.2 ! J Hazlewood 34 8 97 2 48.5 2.9 B NewportC MacDougal 5 - 142.533 18v 669Manly 17 39.4 4.7 A May 1 - 11 1 11.0 11.0 L Stanton 73.1 10 286 10 28.6 3.9 C Fogarty 3.4 - 26 1 26.0 7.1 4 - 20 v UNSW ! S Cahill 88.4 18 260 9 28.9 2.9 M Henriques 7 1 39 1 39.0 5.6 ! D Williams 3 - 3066 7v 272Sydney 9 30.2 4.1 D Arahu 4 2 10 0 - 2.5 M Edwards 33 3 159 7 22.7 4.8 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! C Runs scored for BOWLING AVERAGES OffO bat:M 2359 plusR 297 Wextras (41Av byes,R/O 59 leg byes, 153 wides, 44 no-balls)O = 2656M for theR loss of W127 wicketsAv atR/O an average of 20.91 per wicket LUB FOUR OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS (THREE OR MORE IN 1-DAYERS, T20) L Gough 79.4 19 244 21 11.6 3.1 T Kennedy 43 9 156 3 52.0 3.6 D Magin 5 - 66 v Hawkesbury S Cahill 5 - 20 v Blacktown R Orr 119.2Runs ! scored22 358 against 4 - 7120 17.9v 3.0Western Suburbs L Stanton T Howes 9.5 4 - 40- 45 v UNSW2 22.5 4.6 J Fitzgerald 99Off !bat:20 2385 280plus 2394 - 29 14extras 20.0(30v byes, 2.8Mosman 60 leg byes, 116B Athertonwides, 33 Lno Stanton-balls) 3 = 26243 – 24-for the12 loss v of 147Illawarra1 wickets12.0 at4.0 an average of R Krause 5617.85 S per McCabe wicket6 216 5 – 1113 16.6v 3.9Parra (inc Hat Trick)M Dedes M Edwards5 3 - 29- 34 v Fairfield1 34.0 6.8 B Greening 121.2 ! 27 391 4 – 1812 32.6v 3.2Campbelltown T Howes T Copeland17 3 - 334 50 v Fairfield1 50.0 2.9 R Vergopoulos 65.3Quotient: 16 1.172169 11 15.4 2.6 PositionJ Berryin Competition: 28.3 7th 4 80 1 80.0 2.8 N Cutler 21.1 Runs- scored119 for 5 23.8 5.6 C Fogarty 4 1 9 0 - 2.3 L Bartier 30 Off bat:4 375895 plus 1934 extras23.8 (37 byes,3.2 57 leg byes, 31J wides, Green 68 no-balls, 0 penalty8 runs)- = 395125 for the loss0 of 139- wickets3.1 at M Turnbull 27 an average6 of123 28.42 per4 wicket 30.8 4.6 M Singh 12 1 25 0 - 2.1 M Waldren 14 5 54 3 18.0 3.9 N Shurmer 13 1 59 0 - 4.5 Runs scored against FOUR OR MOREOff bat: 3422 WICKETS plus 207 extras IN (51 AN byes, INNINGS 66 leg byes, 379wides, (THREE 51 no- balls,OR 0MORE penalty runs) IN = ONE 3629 for-DAYERS) the loss of 127 wickets at an average of 28.58 per wicket L Gough 6 - 23 v Blacktown R Krause 4 - 32 v Gordon th ! 4 - 18 Quotient:v 0.995UNSW PositionR in Vergopoulos Competition: 4 -10 33 v Northern District ! 3 - 45 v Randwick-Petersham B Greening 4 - 58 v Parramatta R Orr 4 - 16 v Rand-Pete J Fitzgerald 3 - 43 v Fairfield ! 4 - 34 v Hawkesbury ! ! ! ! ANNU ! 3 - 12 v UNSW ! ! ! ! Runs scored for ! Off bat: 2574 plus 200 extras (30 byes, 62 leg byes, 75 wides, 3 no-balls) = 2774 for the loss of 113 wickets at an average of 24.55 runs per wicket 21 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5 Runs scored against Off bat: 2451 plus 196 extras (37 byes, 64 leg byes, 77 wides, 18 no-balls) = 2647 for the loss of 124 wickets at an average of 21.18 runs per wicket A ! Quotient: 1.159 Position in Competition: 9th L REPO 33 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5 3 4 ! 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5 19 R T 2019�20 A N NAUNANL URAELP OR RE TP O RT A N NAUNANL URAELP OR RE TP O RT ! 28 A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 62 -0 1167 - 1 7 www.stgeorgecricket.com.au 220190 1 62 -0 112067 - 1 7 www.facebook.com/stgeorgecricket twitter.com/stgeorgedcc St George Cricket Covers.indd 1 26/6/20 10:07:07 AM St George Cricket Covers.indd2 2020/21 - A Century Of First Grade Cricket The coming season will see our great club celebrate its centenary of competition in 1st Grade. In this period the St George DCC has won an unprecedented 17 1st Grade Premierships and helped produce scores of state and international cricketers. There have so far been 453 cricketers play first grade for St George. 453 wonderful stories to tell. For more information please check out the Saints Information section of our website and feel free to contact us if you have information you would like to share about the rich history and traditions of our club and its representatives. There will be many events and celebrations in 2020/21. Please feel free to contact us about any of the above at [email protected] “Look at the record... I learnt everything at St George” D ON B RA D MAN “The sheer amount of premierships and representative players speak volumes. An amazing culture and most importantly lifelong friends along the way. I’m very grateful to be a Saint” T RENT C OPELAN D “ V I R District George St T U 2019-20 Winner Kerry Medal O’Keeffe S S O Nick Stapleton Nick L A CONGRATULATIONS I N C E R T Cricket Club Cricket A M I N E 26/6/20 10:07:09 AM ” St George District Cricket Club Incorporated “ VI ” RTU INE S SOLA IN CERTAM Annual Report 2019-2020 ST GEOR G E DI S TRICT CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATE D NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held at The Booth Saunders Pavilion, Hurstville Oval on Saturday 25th July 2020 at 11.00am, being the 109th year of the Club’s foundation.
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