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Parnell Cricket Club Parnell Cricket Club Incorporated - Established 1858 Update No. 106: By the Skin of their Teeth! Men’s Premier Grade: Jeff Crowe Cup – Limited (50) Overs Championship 8 Oct. Parnell vs. Papatoetoe at Shore Road Reserve PARNELL PAPATOETOE Tim McIntosh c & b A Patel 93 (98) AS Sohal 6 0 28 1 Ben Horne b N Aujla 35 (45) A Patel 8 2 33 2 Ben Rainger st C O’Brien b B. Singh 17 (30) A Sayed 7 0 42 2 Mark Chapman c N Hattingh b B. Singh 3 ( 6) N Hattingh 1 0 8 0 Tom Talbot b NAujla 2 ( 7) N Aujla 8 0 48 0 Mitch McCann c A Patel b AS Sohal 7 (15) Bhupinder Singh 8 0 26 2 D Goddard b A Patel 10 (12) Josh Fisher c C O’Brien b A Sayed 2 ( 3) Billy Sanger b A Sayed 2 ( 6) Ganesh Ratnasabapathy not out 6 ( 7) Mike Ravlic not out 1 ( 1) Extras: w 4, nb 2, b 1, lb 2 9 Total 188/9 38 overs (start delayed till 1.30pm – ground conditions) FOW: 64/1 Horne; 132/2 Rainger; 135/3 Chapman; 152/4 Talbot; 160/5 McIntosh; 173/6 Goddard; 177/7 McCann; 179/8 Fisher; 182/9 Sanger PAPATOETOE PARNELL C Brookland c Fisher b Goddard 37 (59) G Ratnasabapathy 5 0 44 0 R Compston c Rainger b Sanger 17 (37) M Ravlic 8 2 33 1 N Hattingh runout (Rainger/Goddard) 7 (14) J Fisher 3 0 14 0 STU Money b McCann 49 (43) D Goddard 7 2 33 1 K Anand st Horne b McCann 36 (53) B Sanger 7 1 26 1 AS Sohal c Goddard b Ravlic 6 ( 9) M McCann 8 1 32 3 C O’Brien not out 3 ( 7) N Aujla c Horne b McCann 9 ( 4) Bhupinder Singh not out 0 ( 2) Extras: w 18, lb 5 23 Total 187/7 38 overs FOW: 56/1 Compston; 73/2 Hattingh; 73/3 Brookland; 164/4 Money; 172/5 Anand; 176/6 Sohal; 185/7 Aujla RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 1 RUN Our Prems used their “get out of jail” card to escape with a 1 run win with the game going right down to the very last ball. Papatoetoe were unlucky but, really, it was our largess that allowed them every chance of winning – 18 wides and two 5s from overthrows! Exceedingly disappointing - just fortunate that the visitors failed, in the end, to take advantage! Wonderful game though! Tim McIntosh showed, yet again, his class, Ben Horne looked in excellent touch. Ben Rainger got a start and came back kicking himself after being stumped. But, from there, only the Skipper reached double figures – just. Papatoetoe got a sound start, stuttered in the 70s and then Money and Anand added 91 and looked to have taken the game. New lad Mitch McCann, from Te Puke, came on with his offies. Twenty three needed off 24 ball – Mitch then dismissed Money and then had Anand stumped. 17 still needed off 17 – Rav back on and Sohal left, another catch to Dave. Tense – 13 now required off 7 balls. A single - last over 12 off 6. Mitch – offies – first ball, Aujla drives, superb lofted hit over long off – 6! Equation alters drastically, 6 off 5. All quiet under the marquee – more scrambling, Aujla is caught behind the stumps by Ben. Another smite and Billy Sanger spills a catch at long on but saves a bounday – now 4 from 2. A single – 3 from 1 – all or nothing - another swipe, a mix of bat, pads, ball somewhere but not far, the batsmen scamper, Ben gathers the ball but holds it rather than attempt a run out and it is all over. Parnell just 1 run ahead and a most fortuitous winner! Ben and Tim – a sound start but the middle slipped and it was not a good day in the field. But well done on holding nerves when it came to the crunch! ######## Invitation to Members and Friends from President Rod Smith to a DINNER To be held in the Logan Campbell Room of the Northern Club, 19 Princes Street, Auckland, Friday, 28 October 2016, 7.00 for 7.30pm To celebrate Ian Trott’s 10th Season as Head Coach of our Premier Grade and Jocelyn Goodger’s 20th Season as our Premier Grade Scorer RSVP/Tickets - $80 pp, to [email protected] or phone Manager Steve Hurdley, 520 5933 Dress: Men – Jacket and Tie Payment can be made by direct credit to Parnell CC’s ASB a/c 123030 0637452 00 & please record Dinner & your name ######## Early Season Programme Premier Grade (Saturdays except for : Sunday play Highlighted, Wednesday T20s in red) 15 October vs Waitakere Te Atatu Domain 1a. Jeff Crowe Cup (50 overs) 22 & 29 October vs Cornwall Cornwall Park 1 Hedley Howarth Trophy 5 & 6 November vs Papatoetoe Shore Road Res. 1 Hedley Howarth Trophy 12 & 19 November vs Suburbs NL Shore Road Res. 1 Hedley Howarth Trophy 20 November vs Howick Pakuranga Lloyd Elsmore Pk 1 Jeff Crowe Cup (50 overs) 26 Nov. & 3 Dec. vs Howick Pakuranga Lloyd Elsmore Pk 1 Hedley Howarth Trophy 30 November vs Cornwall Shore Road Res. 1a T20 (Pool 4) 7 December vs Grafton United Shore Road Res. 1a T20 (Pool 4) 10 & 17 December vs Takapuna Shore Road Res. 1 Hedley Howarth Trophy Recommencements post Christmas: Jeff Crowe Cup Round 4 7 January T20 Round 3 11 January Hedley Howarth Trophy Round 6 28 January Premier Reserve Grade 15 October vs Birkenhead Shore Rd Reserve 1a. Minor Limited Overs (50) 22 October vs Grafton United Shore Road Reserve 1a. Minor Limited Overs (50) 29 October vs Kumeu Huapai Domain 1 Minor Limited Overs (50) 5 November vs Howick Pakuranga Lloyd Elsmore Pk 2 Minor Limited Overs (50) 12 & 19 November vs Kumeu Orakei Domain 1 2 Day Minor Championship 26 Nov. & 3 Dec. vs Eden Roskill Shore Road Res. 1 2 Day Minor Championship 10 & 17 December vs Grafton United Victoria Park 1 2 Day Minor Championship Recommencements post Christmas: Minor Limited Overs Round 5 7 January Minor 2 Day C’ship Round 4 28 January ######## Available at Players Sports - Junior & Senior Playing Kit & Gear Helmets – Senior and Junior - note that these are available at Players Cricket (Parnell helmet badge added @ additional $7.99) Note: you can shop online – visit the PCC club shop page http://www.playerssports.co.nz/cricket/products/category/500/parnell Make sure you visit our club sponsor Players Sports for all your sports gear needs! They have plenty of great cricket present ideas and remember a percentage of every purchase comes back to the club. As a Parnell member you receive a minimum of 10% OFF storewide. Shop in store at 14 Melrose St, Newmarket or online with no minimum spend free delivery: www.playerssports.co.nz. How about these items below: Black Caps Shirts PCC Shirts Shirts Personalised Vests Also, for Juniors: Players Sports are now offering a new personalised shirt service. It can be accessed through their website, or ask in store! Great way to stand out during a game, for both parents and scorers! HEALTH & SAFETY Helmets must be worn by batsmen in all hard ball games Players Sports - Melrose Street, Newmarket – remember to say you are a Parnell Member! ######## Pre- Season Games 8 October Parnell Premier Reserves vs. Kumeu at Shore Road Reserve 2a. KUMEU 86 Henry Glogau 4/20 (9) PARNELL 125/2 (25) Matt Vercoe-Curtis 21 rtd, Blue Hamell 28 rtd, Simon Wood 15 rtd, James Mulvey 15*, Henry Glogau 15* RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 8 WICKETS CAPTAIN TOM LANDRIGAN REPORTING: Lost the toss and we were put in the field. Kumeu collapsed being all out for 86. Standout performer was clearly Henry Glogau, a leg spinner who has come to us from the Karori CC, who had the outstanding figures of 9 overs, 3 maidens, 4 wickets for 20 runs. Henry also secured a run out. The remaining wickets were shared between the other bowlers apart from a second run out by Razin. Due to the low score posted by Kumeu, I decided to retire most of our batsmen in order to give them all time in the middle. It was decided once we passed Kumeu's score that we would continue until the 25 over mark. However the team was impressive in all facets of the game - even though the batters didn't have the opportunity they would have wanted. Very sadly, Razin’s Dad has died and Razin, last Monday evening, returned to India to be with his folks. Our sympathy and condolences go to Razin and his family. Henry Glogau, ex Karori CC - leggies, 9 overs 3 maidens, 20 runs 4 wickets! Blue Hamel and Elliot Jaffe with the ball – and Umpires Glynn Hammond & Jayath Batawangala NOTE – UMPIRES! Having deemed the the Premier game on 1a. could not start until 1.30pm, due to the likelihood of damage being done to the grass block beside it, the Umpires with nothing else to do, went over to the practice game on 2a. This Reserves’ practice game, with no grass block, got underway right on time at 11. Umpires Glynn Hammond and Jayath Batuwangala offered their services which were accepted with alacrity. Great that Jayath and Glynn made themselves available – a perfect example of the Spirit of Cricket in action! Karun with added hostility New Skipper, Tom, with Coaches Roy & Jonathan And with the bat Josh Milne Blue Hamel Matt Vercoe-Curtis 8 October Parnell Thirds vs.
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