HORNSBY-KU-RING-GAI AND HILLS DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC.

22nd annual fixture – Official Program

Showcase of Emerging Local Cricket Talent

Sunday, 23rd February 2020 – Turramurra Oval

RTC Captains – Will McFadden (East) and Jack Nati (West) 2019-20 What is the

Ross Turner Cup?

The HK&HDCA Ross Turner Cup (RTC) was inaugurated in 1998-99 to promote an opportunity for the best of our U/15 players to appear in a ‘showcase’ game of high-level representative cricket. The idea developed from the work of the Northern Metropolitan Cricket Council (NMCC) in the 1990’s, which brought together representatives of grade, shires, district and local school cricket organisations to achieve mutual benefit by working in close collaboration. One of the objectives was to accelerate the ‘career paths’ of our outstanding young cricketers by the early identification of players with talent and commitment, in order to provide high level coaching and development opportunities for these players. It was hoped that many of these players would successfully progress through the HK&HDCA Shield junior representative teams; play AW Green Shield and Grade Cricket with Northern District CC; or A Grade within the HK&HDCA Senior Competition. An amazing 34 players have graduated from the RTC match to play First Grade cricket in Sydney. The RTC and Glenn Hourigan Cup (GHC) matches were the brainchild of Tom Richmond OAM, Patron and Life Member of HK&HDCA, who passed on the responsibility after 12 years to Bruce Wood, President, Coaches’ Association (HKHDCCA) in 2010-11, who has maintained the fine tradition and introduced some new initiatives, including appointing young RTC and GHC coaches; scheduling the main 50-over matches on adjacent ovals; and arranging preliminary GHC T20 matches, where possible. The NMCC recognised that cricket needs to be played in the true spirit of the game and enjoyed by all participants, in a competitive and healthy environment. The Council took proactive steps in conjunction with the local cricket bodies to achieve this objective. An emphasis on respect for the opposition, the umpires and the laws of the game became a feature of the annual RTC matches before the world’s governing body incorporated the spirit of cricket in the preamble to the MCC Laws of Cricket. Bruce Wood holds similar views on how cricket should be played and donated an impressive perpetual trophy in 2008-09 on behalf of the Umpires’ Association entitled ‘HKHDCUA Spirit of Cricket Award for representative cricket’ in order to promote excellent sportsmanship by our cricketers. The Cup is named in honour of Ross Turner (pictured above), one of our Association’s most famous products. As a young player, Ross was a brilliant all-rounder who bowled leg-spin, batted beautifully (left-handed) and was without peer in the field. He played for Pennant Hills CC, HK&HDCA rep. teams and later became a specialist batsman and Northern District’s most successful captain, winning two First Grade premierships. Ross worked for Cricket NSW and Cricket Australia, pioneering development activities, before continuing his magnificent contribution to cricket by working for the International Cricket Council (ICC) in the development of cricket in overseas countries such as Bangladesh, China, Malaysia, Afghanistan and India. Ross currently heads up cricket at Newington College in Sydney and is the GPS Cricket Convenor. We were delighted that Ross attended the match to meet the players and coaches. It is important that HK&HDCA maintains close ties with its local grade club, Northern District CC at Waitara, as our Association is the main feeder of talented players to grade cricket. NDCC officials have attended every Ross Turner Cup match since its inception 22 years ago and they will be here again today. Significant steps have been taken over the years to improve the pathway from the HK&HDCA representative teams to NDCC’s U/16 AW Green Shield squad and lower grade teams. The Coaches’ Association’s U/15 overseas tours to Sri Lanka in 2015, West Indies / USA in 2017, and India in 2019, plus its popular junior cricket clinics at Mark Taylor Oval in the school holidays, were all undertaken in conjunction with Northern District CC, further fostering the strong link with our local grade club. The Coaches’ Association’s Secretary, Josh Miller (Level 2), is the current NDCC U/16 AW Green Shield coach, and he replaced Rod Hokin (Level 3 – HKHDCCA Head Coach) in the role 3 years ago. This year’s RTC (50 over) match brought together the leading U/15 and U/14 players in the district. We thank the HK&HDCA sponsors, Kookaburra Sport (Cameron Eve) for supplying the match balls and Player of the Match award. I’m sure the players and spectators enjoyed the 22nd RTC match. RTC TEAMS AND DISTINGUISHED GUESTS This year’s Ross Turner Cup match at Turramurra Oval comprised the talented players from the HK&HDCA U/15 Weblin Shield and U/14 Moore Shield premiership teams. The initial date of 9-Feb-20 was washed out, so the match was rescheduled to 23-Feb-20. The cover photo shows the captains, Will McFadden (East) and Jack Nati (West) holding the historic Ross Turner Cup. Cameron Tunks was initially chosen as the West team captain, however he was unavailable on 23-Feb-20, as he was in Ballarat, Victoria, representing the NSW U/15 team in the national championships. Bruce Wood and Scott Reid were appointed to umpire this 22nd RTC match. This was Bruce’s 14th consecutive year as one of the RTC umpires. The Coaches’ Association appointed two outstanding young coaches to take charge of this year’s RTC teams – Joe Hiley and Jayden Camp. Both young men came on the Coaches’ Association’s Barbados Tour in 2017. Some distinguished guests attended the RTC & GHC matches, including: • HKHDCA Life Members – Glenn Hourigan, Bruce Kimberley OAM, Alf. James OAM and Nathan Tilbury • Ross Turner – Life Member – Northern District CC and Coaches’ Association • Bruce Wood - President (& Life Member) Coaches’ Association; RTC & GHC Convenor; HK&HDCA Life Member • Scott Reid – President – Umpires’ Association; HK&HDCA Executive Officer (& Life Member) • Andrew Miedler – President, HK&HDCA • Jeremy Hook – President (and Life Member), Northern District CC • Daniel Anderson - Cricket Manager, North Shore - Cricket NSW (Sydney Sixers) - former RTC captain & coach We sincerely thank Iain Bailey for undertaking the role of official RTC photographer this year. Some of his best photos are featured in this program, however the full gallery can be seen via this link: bit.ly/RTC-photos-23-Feb

EAST Name Club Rep. team (2019-20) Jayden Camp Northern District CC (Coach) Will McFadden (C) Pennant Hills Weblin Shield Anthony Bartlett (v-c) Kissing Point Weblin Shield Avi Lath Pennant Hills Weblin Shield Elijah Stead Pennant Hills Weblin Shield Reuben Kapoor (w-k) Kissing Point Weblin Shield Aden Clark Kenthurst Upper-Hills Weblin Shield Dylan Bailey Hornsby Moore Shield Lachlan Bailey Normanhurst-Warrawee Moore Shield Jehan Polwaththe WPHC Moore Shield Dylan Ranjan WPHC Moore Shield Sidhant Singh WPHC Moore Shield Luke Sylvester Normanhurst-Warrawee Moore Shield

WEST Name Club Rep. team (2019-20) Joe Hiley Northern District CC (Coach) Jack Nati (C) Kenthurst Upper-Hills Weblin Shield Oscar Keyes (v-c) Kenthurst Upper-Hills / WPHC Weblin Shield Jamieson Hedges Kenthurst Upper-Hills Weblin Shield Kye Thornley Castle Hill RSL Weblin Shield Manas Bansal Kissing Point Weblin Shield Vansh Bhatia Hornsby Weblin Shield Jordan Netto (w-k) WPHC Moore Shield Sebastian Akle Castle Hill RSL Moore Shield Riley Mackay Castle Hill RSL Moore Shield Peter Murray Castle Hill RSL Moore Shield Nicholas Fischer Castle Hill RSL Moore Shield Ned Currie Normanhurst-Warrawee RTC East team – 2019/20

Back: Bruce Wood (Umpire), Sidhant Singh, Elijah Stead, Jayden Camp (Coach), Ross Turner, Bruce Kimberley OAM, Lachlan Bailey, Dylan Bailey, Scott Reid (Umpire). Front: Avi Lath, Dylan Ranjan, Reuben Kapoor (w-k), Will McFadden (Captain), Anthony Bartlett (v-c), Luke Sylvester, Jehan Polwaththe, Aden Clark.

RTC West team – 2019/20

Back: Bruce Wood (Umpire), Joe Hiley (Coach), Jamieson Hedges, Ross Turner, Bruce Kimberley OAM, Manas Bansal, Kye Thornley, Nick Fischer, Scott Reid (Umpire). Front: Sebastian Akle, Vansh Bhatia, Riley Mackay, Oscar Keyes (v-c), Jack Nati (Captain), Jordan Netto (w-k), Peter Murray, Ned Currie RTC CAPTAINS, VICE-CAPTAINS, COACHES, UMPIRES AND SPECIAL GUESTS – 2019-20

Back row: Bruce Wood, Ross Turner, Jayden Camp, Joe Hiley, Bruce Kimberley OAM, Scott Reid Front row: Anthony Bartlett, Will McFadden, Jack Nati, Oscar Keyes

UMPIRES FOR ROSS TURNER CUP MATCH IN 2019-20

Bruce Wood is a Life Member and Executive Member of HK&HDCA; President (and Life Member) of the Coaches’ Association (HKHDCCA); Assistant Secretary / Executive Member of the Umpires’ Association (HKHDCUA); Umpires’ Co-ordinator for the Associated Schools of NSW (CAS); and the RTC / GHC Convenor since 2010-11. He has umpired 300 club and/or representative matches for HKHDCUA since 2001-02, and a total of 500 matches in all competitions. Bruce has umpired 14 RTC fixtures; 17 NSWDCA Shield Finals; two Cricket NSW U/14 State Challenge Finals (SCG in 2013, and Bradman Oval, Bowral in 2015). He has umpired overseas in Sri Lanka in 2015, Barbados in 2017 and India in 2019 on the Coaches’ Association / Northern District CC U/15 representative cricket tours. He is also a Life Member of Normanhurst-Warrawee CC and Barker College CC. Bruce jointly holds (with Bryan Whitlock – 178 no) the HK&HDCA record for the highest partnership for the 5th wicket in any Senior grade – 320* runs set in 2000-01 for Normanhurst-Warrawee CC at Normanhurst Oval (Bruce scored 138 no).

Scott Reid is President of the Umpires’ Association (HKHDCUA); and Executive Officer (and Life Member) of HK&HDCA. He has umpired 166 matches for HKHDCUA since 1998-99, including two NSWDCA Shield Finals, and the Final of the NSW Schools Championship Cup in November 2019. Scott is in his 32nd season as a player for Beecroft CC in HK&HDCA competitions, starting in the U/16s back in 1985-86. He served 10 seasons on both the Association’s Executive and Senior Competition Committee between 1994-95 to 2004-05. Scott jointly holds (with Adam Nash – 329) the HK&HDCA record for the highest partnership for any wicket in any Senior grade – 7th wicket, 427 runs in the B Reserve Grade Final at Parklands Oval in 1990-91 (Scott scored 212 no in a team total of 725). Scott has scored nearly 9,000 runs in senior cricket, including six centuries and 46 half-centuries; won four association batting awards and won six premierships. RTC COACH PROFILES

Jayden Camp (East team) RHB (top-middle-order); RAB (off-spin)

Club cricket: • Mount Colah CC – U11’s to U16’s • U15’s Premiers; Final – 4/0 off 3.1 overs and 71 runs • A Grade 2017-18 (grand finalists) – 202 runs @ 20; 18 wickets @ 16.33 • HK&HDCA Kookaburra Sport Rising Star Annual winner – 2015-16

HK&HDCA Representative cricket – 5 seasons • U12 Presidents Cup (premiers); U13 Presidents Cup (captain) • U14 Moore Shield; U15 Weblin Shield; U16 Watson Shield (Captain)

AW Green Shield (U/16): Northern District CC • 2017-18 – (semi-finalists) • 2018-19 – (Premiers); 204 runs @ 40.8, HS 101; 15 wickets @ 13.8, BB 4/5

NSW Premier (Grade) cricket: Northern District CC 2018-19 • 226 runs; 20 wickets; Most Valuable Player award

U15’s National Championships in Brisbane – 2017; NSW Magenta team (Grand finalists)

West Indies tour 2017; Coaches’ Association / Northern District CC tour to Barbados • 203 runs @ 50.8, HS 64 no; 7 wickets @ 9.7; All-rounder Award

RTC and GHC • RTC – 2017-18 – player; 2019-20 – East team coach • GHC – 2015-16 – player; 2018-19 – T20 Paine team coach (winners)

Coaching: • Cricket Australia Community (Level 1) accredited coach • Coaches’ Association (2018 – present) – School holiday clinics; RTC; GHC

Joe Hiley (West team) LAB (off-spin); LHB (middle-order)

Club cricket • WPHC CC – Kanga to U/13’s; Beecroft CC – U/14’s to U/16’s

HK&HDCA Representative cricket – 6 seasons • 2011-12 to 2016-17 – U/10 Foster Shield to U/15 Weblin Shield

AW Green Shield (U/16) Northern District CC • 2016-17 – 14 wickets @ 15.3, BB 3/17 • 2017-18 – Captain – 132 runs @ 33.0, HS 45; 11 wickets @ 19.5, BB 3/35

NSW Premier (Grade) cricket: Northern District CC • 2019-20 – First Grade debut at age 17 – 10 wickets @ 37.4, BB 3/57; 52 runs @ 13.0, HS 25 • 2019-20 – First, Second Grades & PGs - 22 wickets @ 34.1, BB 3/43; 152 runs @ 13.8, HS 57

Cricket NSW Pathways – U/17 Male State Challenge • 2018-19 – represented Metropolitan Sixers team • 2016-17 – NSW U17 Schoolboys Championships – C&CSCA team – 3 wkts @ 13.3, BB 2/13

West Indies tour 2017 – Coaches’ Association / Northern District CC tour to Barbados (Co-Captain) • 12 wickets @ 10.2, BB 5/25, SR 16, 38 runs @ 9.5, HS 19. Bowling award

RTC and GHC • RTC – 2016-17 – East team captain; 2015-16 – player; 2019-20 – West team coach • GHC – 2013-14 and 2014-15 – player; 2017-18 – West team coach

Coaching • 2019-20 – Cricket Australia Representative (Level 2) accredited coach • Coaches’ Association (2017 – present) – school holiday clinics; off-season programs; RTC; GHC • 2019 – started private coaching business – Velocity Cricket Coaching 22nd ANNUAL HK&HDCA ROSS TURNER CUP (U/15) REPRESENTATIVE MATCH 2019-20

EAST V. WEST Played at Turramurra Oval on Sunday, 23 February 2020 Toss: East who batted (Maximum 50 overs) Umpires – Bruce Wood and Scott Reid Coaches – Jayden Camp (East) and Joe Hiley (West)

EAST 1 Elijah Stead c. Jordan Netto (w-k) b. Nick Fischer 6 2 Reuben Kapoor (w-k) c. Jordan Netto (w-k) b. Kye Thornley 5 3 Will McFadden (Capt) b. Kye Thornley 0 4 Jehan Polwaththe c. Kye Thornley b. Jack Nati 37 5 Sidhant Singh c. Jack Nati b. Manas Bansal 16 6 Anthony Bartlett (v-c) b. Vansh Bhatia 3 7 Aden Clark st. Jordan Netto (w-k) b. Vansh Bhatia 7 8 Dylan Ranjan c. Manas Bansal b. Vansh Bhatia 0 9 Avi Lath c. Oscar Keyes b. Vansh Bhatia 0 10 Luke Sylvester Run Out (Jack Nati) 1 11 Dylan Bailey Run Out (Kye Thornley) 0 12 Lachlan Bailey Not Out 3 Extras 9 b, 3 lb, 5 w, 3 nb 20 TOTAL 37 overs 11 wickets for 98 FoW 20, 20, 23, 47, 54, 64, 64, 64, 73, 74, 98

O M R W 1 Kye Thornley 5 1 5 2 2 Nick Fischer 4 0 11 1 3 Jamieson Hedges 4 0 6 0 4 Manas Bansal 8 2 25 1 5 Vansh Bhatia 5 2 9 4 6 Jack Nati 2 0 6 1 7 Riley Mackay 5 0 16 0 8 Ned Currie 4 0 8 0

WEST 1 Jordan Netto (w-k) c. Aden Clark b. Avi Lath 2 2 Peter Murray c. Anthony Bartlett b. Dylan Bailey 3 3 Jack Nati (Capt) c. & b. Dylan Ranjan 19 4 Sebastian Akle b. Anthony Bartlett 5 5 Oscar Keyes (v-c) c. Sidhant Singh b. Dylan Ranjan 10 6 Riley Mackay Run Out (Will McFadden) 2 7 Jamieson Hedges Not Out 20 8 Vansh Bhatia Not Out 20 9 Manas Bansal DNB 10 Ned Currie DNB 11 Nick Fischer DNB 12 Kye Thornley DNB Extras 6 b, 1 lb, 1 w, 10 nb 18 TOTAL 38.1 overs 6 wickets for 99 FoW 2, 7, 40, 50, 54, 56

O M R W 1 Dylan Bailey 5 1 5 1 2 Avi Lath 5 1 10 1 3 Anthony Bartlett 4 0 14 1 4 Sidhant Singh 5 0 19 0 5 Dylan Ranjan 5 2 6 2 6 Luke Sylvester 5.1 3 8 0 7 Lachlan Bailey 4 0 18 0 8 Aden Clark 4 1 9 0 9 Elijah Stead 1 0 3 0

WEST TEAM WON BY 5 WICKETS PHOTOS FROM THE RTC MATCH ON 23 FEBRUARY 2020 AT TURRAMURRA OVAL

Bruce Wood, President, Coaches’ Association (RTC / GHC Convenor), welcomed the players and official guests

Bruce Kimberley OAM (HK&HDCA Life Member) addressed the RTC players, coaches and parents

RTC action from the scenic Turramurra Oval – 23 February 2020

RTC and GHC Captains, Coaches & Convenor – 2019-20

Back row: Oliver Jennings, Alistair Weston, Joe Hiley, Bruce Wood, Jayden Camp, Ryan Swain, Nick Hook Front row (captains): Riley McDowell, John James (GHC); Cameron Tunks, Will McFadden (RTC)

The coin toss with RTC captains – Will McFadden (East) and Jack Nati (West)

CAMERON TUNKS - FROM GHC, RTC, HK&HDCA REPS, NDCC AW GREEN SHIELD TO NSW U/15

The Coaches’ Association wishes to recognise the achievements of Cameron Tunks, who was originally selected as Captain of the RTC West team in 2019-20, however he was unavailable for the rescheduled match on 23 February, as he was representing the NSW Green team in the U/15 national championships in Ballarat, Victoria. The NSW Green team finished in 3rd place, losing just one of 6 matches during the carnival. Cam’s batting average was 34.0 and he took 6 wickets @ 25.3. Well done Cam on your State representation.

Cameron’s undefeated record in previous RTC / GHC matches: • 2018-19 – RTC – top-scored with 102 runs for West team (won). Received the Player of the Match award. • 2017-18 – GHC – Captain of West team (won). Scored 27 ret. in GHC T20s. • 2016-17 – GHC – top-scored with 60 no for East team (won). Received Player of the Match award. Scored 25 ret. in GHC T20s. • 2015-16 – GHC – played in GHC Finch team that won T20 Final.

NSW Youth Championships – HK&HDCA U/15 Weblin Shield 2019-20 • 370 runs @ 52.9 ave. HS 110 & 103; 7 wickets @ 21.4, BB 2/15

NSW Premier Cricket – U/16 AW Green Shield – Northern District CC 2019-20 (photo below) • 278 runs @ 46.3 ave. HS 122 no; 8 wickets @ 29.9, BB 2/27

NSW Premier Cricket – Northern District CC 2019-20 (AW Green Shield; Third Grade and Fourth Grade) • 616 runs @ 44.0 ave. HS 122 no; 19 wickets @ 27.7, BB 3/49

Coaches’ Association / Northern District U/15 Indian Tour – April 2019 (photo at left) • 217 runs @ 54.2, HS 73 • Batting award

Historical record of scores from all matches

Season Date Venue Umpires Captains Winner Scores

Bob Somerville Michael Friedrich East 3/67 [17 overs] (J. Alcorn 30 no, D. Ball 21, M. Code 1/13) drew with West 1998-99 7 March Storey Draw 1999 Graeme Terry Sean Duffy [rain prevented any further play] East 123 [37 overs] (T. Jaeger 32, S. Morrissey 26, P. Kwong 18 no, B. McLean 3/6, C. Codd 2/20, M. Code 2/24, M. Phillips 2/26) and 1/12 [4.4 overs] def. West 121 1999-2000 5 March Bob Somerville Michael Friedrich East 2000 Storey Steve Wilson Shayne Lin [33.4 overs] (R. Dias 36, D. Black 20, M. McNicol 18 no, A. Terry 2/2, A. Dewstow 2/10, P. Kwong 2/25, S. Johnson 2/33, S. Lin 2 ct, 1 st) and 9/96 dec. [16.4 overs] (D. Black 23, M. Phillips 20, J. Ling 3/11, A. Dewstow 3/26)

Tom Brooks 2000-01 4 March Mt Ku-ring-gai Jonathon Halliwell East East 88 (S. Morrissey 31, N. Kimberley 21, M. Frei 4/7) def. West 79 (R. Wanaguru 24, 2001 Drew Morrow Robert Watts L. Montgomery 2/14, J. Ling 2/15) West 190 [55 overs] (M. Stubbs 42 no, R. Barratt 41, J. Whealing 20, C. Vilimaa 3/22, 24 Feb. Parklands Steve Wilson James Rushton West 2001-02 Les Howard Matthew Stubbs N. Kimberley 3/48, C. Eirth 3 w-k cts) def. East 8/182 [55 overs] (S. Rodgie 48, N. Kimberley 2002 31, L. Montgomery 30; M. Hung, R. Barratt & P. Jackson took 2 wickets each) West 223 (C. Thorburn 106 ret., M. Tinios 38, R. Ulbrich 28 no, D. Lowery 24 no, 16 March Tim Frei Chris Thorburn 2002-03 Parklands West P. Jackson 2/36) def. East 210 (A. Newton 64, R. Anderson 51 no, J. Whealing 50, 2003 Pat Riley Rob Anderson C. Thorburn 3/42, D. Lowery 2/43) East 7/191 [58 overs] (J. Whealing 54, W. Shrubb 42, T. van der Gugten 31, J. Whalley 26 29 Feb. Parklands Steve Wilson Jon Whealing East 2003-04 2004 Bob Somerville Sam Baidya no, M. Jobson 3/33, J. Ellison 2/27) def. West 9/189 [60 overs] (S. Baidya 66, C. Waters 34, M. Jobson 30 no, D. Lowery 29, S. Fox 3/24, B. Scott 2/26)

Geoff Hasler Jon Whealing West 9/163 [60 overs] (A. Rigato 47, C. Aldersley 23, B. Scott 2/20, D. Wood 2/21, 6 March Parklands West 2004-05 2005 Steve Wilson Clayton Waters S. Fox 2/28) def. East 126 [49.5 overs] (J. Whealing 29, T. van der Gugten 25, Y. Samarasinghe 20, C. Aldersley 4/2, S. Dissanayake 2/19) 5 March Geoff Hasler Simon Fox East 4/175 (M. Sleeman 55, M. Thorburn 54, M. O’Shea 20 no) def. West 147 2005-06 2006 Parklands Mark Rushton Eugene Kruger East (C. Mayadunne 65, G. Taylor 21, J. Kerr 4/29, D. Robertson 3/31, D. Wood 2/14) Season Date Venue Umpires Captains Winner Scores

East 6/166 [50 overs] (M. O’Shea 56, J. Cole 35, L. Thompson 33, R. Blaker 3/10, 2006-07 4 March Parklands Mark Rushton Christy Doran East 2007 Bruce Wood Ryan Blaker J. Kerr 2/16) def. West 153 [43.1 overs] (W. Turk 60, J. Kerr 28, P. Bhatia 2/12, M. Taylor 2/20, T. Foreman 2/21, C. Yeates 2/5, C. Doran 3 catches) Matt Taylor 2 March Geoff Hasler Draw (Washed out) 2007-08 2008 Parklands Bruce Wood Joshua Mann

1 March Geoff Hasler Daniel Anderson West 4/69 dec. [24.1 overs] (D. Anderson 29, L. Tobin 2/13) and 5/97 [13 overs] (A. Rashleigh 30 2008-09 Parklands ret., S. Every 29 ret., L. Skulander 20 ret.) def. East 65 [33.4 overs] (M. Belcastro 15 no, S. Eaton 2009 Bruce Wood Josh Miller West 3/10, U. Somaiya 3/5) and 8/66 dec. [15 overs] (M. Belcastro 28, S. Eaton 2/2, J. Baee 2/2) West 163 [50 overs] (C. Jackson 37, D. Anderson 35 ret., A. Ramakrishnan 17 no, 14 March Simon Moore Daniel Anderson 2009-10 Parklands West U. Somaiya 2/12, H. Middlebrook 2/40) def. East 129 [43 overs] (D. Nicotra 24 ret., 2010 Bruce Wood James Madden J. Madden 21, B. Phillips 20 no, A. Watts 16 ret., A. Ramakrishnan 3/15, D. Anderson 2/15)

2010-11 3 April Kenthurst Geoff Hasler Utkarsh Somaiya East East 2/109 [37 overs] (D. Nicotra 56 ret. no, U. Somaiya 30 no) def. West 108 [43.5 overs] 2011 Bruce Wood Connor Jackson (A. Van Weorkom 47, R. Narsai 22, N. Miller 6/26, M. Corish 2/13, A. Watts 3 w-k (2 ct, 1 st) West 7/99 [44.2 overs] (P. Weerasooriya 25, C. Breytenbach 22 no, S. Gracias Flor 17 no, 18 March Geoff Hasler John Anderson 2011-12 Kenthurst West G. Blackwood 4/12, T. Xavier 2/19) def. East 97 [46.5 overs] (M. Chamberlain 19, 2012 Bruce Wood George Blackwood M. Corish 17, N. McNay 17, J. Preedy 2/9, C. Breytenbach 2/12) 17 March Geoff Hasler John Anderson West 1/115 [26.3 overs] (D. Piek 69 no, B. Jones 32) def. 2012-13 2013 Turramurra Bruce Wood Matt Chamberlain West East 7/114 [40 overs] (T. Loxton 38 no, C. Laidlaw 2/20, L. Anchique 2/22) 22 Sept. Geoff Hasler Ryan Tullia East 4/135 [39.4 overs] (R. Tullia 48 no, C. Goddard 40, D. Ratnam 30) def. 2013-14 2013 Turramurra Bruce Wood Anthony Johnston East West 132 [44.3 overs] (A. Johnston 52, Q. Cheng 3/3, S. Balakumar 3/39, A. Bhele 2/14) East 1/156 [42.3 overs] (M. Wright 78 no, F. Wilson 52 no – record partnership – 125*) def. 21 Sept. Geoff Hasler Fraser Wilson 2014-15 Turramurra East West 9/155 [50 overs] (Y. Gunewardhane 37, S. Rana 35 no, L. Colquohon 33, 2014 Bruce Wood Jamie Shaw Josh Hayes 4/17, L. Williams 3/29) West 3/103 [28.5 overs] (D. Thorat 37 no, J. Phoebus 35, B. Knox 2/15) def. 2015-16 20 Sept. Headen Geoff Hasler Connor Slater West 2015 Bruce Wood Dhruva Thorat East 102 [49.2 overs] (K. Chu 36, R. Rizme 3/15, C. Paisley 2/5, V. Virmani 2/24) West 198 [50 overs] (L. Shaw 84, Jordan Hayes 48, P. Gall 20, K. Chu 5/19, A. Surace 3/20) 25 Sept. Turramurra Geoff Hasler Jordy Hayes West 2016-17 2016 Bruce Wood Joe Hiley def. East 69 [37 overs] (K. Krishnan 16, J. Nisbet 3/7, I. D'Souza 3/4) East 7/252 [50 overs] (J. Fullagar 76, C. Miller 61, L. Soles 41 no, J. Camp 20, A. Weston 2017-18 24 Sept. Turramurra Geoff Hasler Lachlan Shaw East 2017 Bruce Wood Will Coffey 3/28) def. West 193 [38.1 overs] (L. Shaw 131, S. Tapner 16, S. Balbi 14, J. Nisbet 4/32, M. Ridley 2/39) West 7/242 [50 overs] (C. Tunks 102, B. Fisher 32, K. Cruikshank 27, S. McAllister 24, 16 Sept. Bruce Wood Oliver Jennings 2018-19 Rosewood West O. Jennings 16, A. Lath 2/32, J. Bayliss 2/31) def. East 9/212 [50 overs] (J. Bayliss 79, 2018 Simon Moore Alistair Weston A. Weston 37, W. McCarroll 24, W. McFadden 20, M. Brown 18, B. Harris 3/30) West 6/99 [38.1 overs] (J. Hedges 20no, V. Bhatia 20no, J. Nati 19, D. Ranjan 2/6) def. 2019-20 23 Feb. Turramurra Bruce Wood Will McFadden West 2020 Scott Reid Jack Nati East 98 [37 overs] (J. Polwaththe 37, S. Singh 16, V. Bhatia 4/9, K. Thornley 2/5)

Historical record of players

22 years – 1998-99 to 2019-20

Sebastian Akle (2019-20); James Alcorn (1998-99); Chris Aldersley (2004-05) (2005-06); Shaan Amarasinghe (2017-18); Lachlan Anchique (2012-13) (2013- 14); Daniel Anderson (2007-08) (2008-09) (2009-10); John Anderson (2011-12) (2012-13); Robert Anderson (2002-03); Nicholas Andreou (2014-15); James Baee (2007-08) (2008-09); Sam Baidya (2003-04); Dylan Bailey (2019-20); Lachlan Bailey (2019-20); Alex Bain (2014-15); Shaan Bakshi (2018-19); Sanjay Balakumar (2012-13) (2013-14); Sol Balbi (2017-18); David Ball (1998-99); Josh Banner (2014-15); Manas Bansal (2018-19) (2019-20); Nicholas Barratt (2016- 17); Ronin Barratt (2001-02) (2002-03); Anthony Bartlett (2018-19) (2019-20); Jarod Baxter (2016-17) (2017-18); Jamie Bayliss (2004-05); Josh Bayliss (2018-19); Riley Behlevanas (2014-15) (2015-16); Mark Belcastro (2008-09); Nick Bennett (2002-03) (2003-04); Arjun Bhasin (2010-11); Parneet Bhatia (2006-07); Vansh Bhatia (2018-19) (2019-20); Avneet Bhele (2013-14); Daniel Black (1998-99) (1999-2000); George Blackwood (2009- 10) (2011-12); Ryan Blaker (2004-05) (2005-06) (2006-07); Tom Blissenden (2004-05) (2005-06) (2006-07); Mitchell Blow (2013-14) (2014-15); Daniel Brain (2006-07); Adam Brcic (2006-07); Derek Bridgman (1999- 2000); Ben Bridie (2007-08); Jack Bromhead (1998-99); Mitchell Brooks (2017-18); Ryan Brooks (2017-18); Kevin Brown (2001-02); Matt Brown (2018-19); Tim Brown (1999-2000); Connor Cameron (2015-16) (2016-17); Brody Camp (2015-16); Jayden Camp (2017-18); Joel Carter (2003-04); Andrew Casey (2005-06); Daniel Chamberlain (2010-11); Matt Chamberlain (2011-12) (2012-13); Rajiv Chandrasana (2009-10); Jonathan Cheng (2014-15); Quentin Cheng (2013-14) (2014-15); Kenneth Chu (2015-16) (2016-17); Tim Chung (2001-02); Aden Clark (2019-20); Dean Clinch (2000-01); Craig Codd (1999-2000); Matthew Code (1998-99) (1999-2000); Will Coffey (2016-17) (2017-18); Josh Cole (2006-07); Daniel Collins (2000-01); Luke Colquohon (2014-15); Michael Cooke (2002-03); James Cooper (2005-06); Scott Copperfield (2007-08) (2008-09); Matt Corish (2009- 10) (2010-11) (2011-12); Nick Creighton (2005-06); Aaron Crofts (2010-11) (2011-12); Tom Crowther (1998-99); Kyal Cruikshank (2018-19); Oli Cunningham (2016-17); Ned Currie (2019-20); Blake Davenport (2017-18); (2018-19); Cooper Davenport (2015-16) (2016-17); Matthew Davidson (1998-99); Brodie De Kauwe (2009-10) (2010-11); Ciaran De Kort (2012-13); Ashane De Silva (2008-09); Anuj Devalia (2005-06); Alex Dewstow (1998- 99) (1999-2000); Randika Dias (1999-2000) (2000-01); Sujith Dissanayake (2003-04) (2004-05); Alex Dolly (2011-12); Nicholas Dolly (2013-14); Jack Donkin (2013-14); Christy Doran (2006-07); Ian D'Souza (2016-17); Sean Duffy (1998-99); Chris Easy (2008-09); Shaun Eaton (2008-09); Ranga Ediriwickrama (2002-03) (2003- 04) (2004-05); Chris Eirth (2001-02); Mitchell Eirth (2002-03) (2003-04); Ben Elliot (2018-19); James Ellison (2003-04); Lindsay Evans (2004-05); Sam Every (2008-09); Lachlan Farrar (2001-02); Marcus Felsman (1998- 99); Nick Fischer (2019-20); Ben Fisher (2018-19); Tyger Fitzpatrick (2014-15); Stu Fone (2010-11); Callum Ford (2000-01); Lachlan Ford (2007-08) (2008-09); Tom Foreman (2006-07); Nick Fowler (2014-15); Simon Fox (2003-04) (2004-05) (2005-06); Mark Frei (2000-01); Michael Friedrich (1998-99) (1999-2000); Jordan Fullagar (2016-17) (2017-18); Patrick Gall (2016-17); Bingai Gamble (1998-99); Elliot Gaskell (2017-18) (2018-19); Billy Gaunt (2012-13); Isaac George (2008-09); William Giacometti (2012-13); Cooper Goddard (2013-14); Kevin Godfrey (2007-08) (2008-09); Thomas Gohl (2014-15); Menuja Goonaratne (2016-17) (2017-18); Ansh Gopalani (2007-08); Savio Gracias Flor (2011-12); Yushan Gunewardhane (2014-15); Daniel Habib (2013/14); Jonathon Halliwell (1999-2000) (2000-01); Jack Hammond (2012-13); Nick Hammond (2015-16) (2016-17); Blake Harris (2018-19); Andrew Harvey (2013-14) (2014-15); Stuart Hastings (2008-09); Cameron Hay (2018-19); Jordan Hayes (2015-16) (2016-17); Josh Hayes (2013-14) (2014-15); Jamieson Hedges (2019-20); Daniel Heidegger (2012-13); Sam Heinrich (2011-12); Scott Henderson (2002-03); Nick Hey (2009-10) (2010- 11); Joe Hiley (2015-16) (2016-17); Oliver Hing (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12); Dylan Hood (2011-12), Sam Howard (2010-11); Robert Howell (2005-06); Matthew Hung (2001-02); Robert Hungerford (1998-99); Adam Hutchings (2006-07); Aidan Jackson (2017-18); Connor Jackson (2008-09) (2009-10) (2010-11); Paul Jackson (2001-02) (2002-03); Tim Jaeger (1998-99) (1999-2000); Kyle Jefferys (2008-09); Oliver Jennings (2017-18) (2018-19); Matthew Jobson (2002-03) (2003-04); Simon Johnson (1999-2000); Anthony Johnston (2012-13) (2013-14); Will Johnston (2010-11); Ben Jones (2012-13); Reuben Kapoor (2019-20); Luke Keary (2006-07); James Kerr (2005-06) (2006-07); Oscar Keyes (2019-20); Ian Kimberley (2004-05); Neil Kimberley (1999-2000) (2000-01) (2001-02); Ben Knox (2015-16); Elliott Kramer (2006-07); Rahul Krishna (2012-13) (2013-14); Keiran Krishnan (2015-16) (2016-17); Eugene Kruger (2004-05) (2005-06); Nishad Kulkarni (2001-02); Philip Kwong (1999-2000) (2000-01); Kieran Lahey (1998-99); Conor Laidlaw (2012-13); Ben Langford (2002-03); Avi Lath (2018-19) (2019-20); Peter Lautre (2013-14); Thomas Lee (2009-10); Wynston Lee (2008-09); Jack Leggott (2013-14); Shayne Lin (1998-99) (1999-2000); Josh Ling (1999-2000) (2000-01); Cameron Lobo (2015-16); Murali Logendran (2007-08); David Lowery (2002-03) (2003-04); James Lowery (2000-01); Travis Loxton (2012-13) (2013-14); Henry Ludlow (2011-12) (2012-13); Riley Mackay (2019-20); James Madden (2008-09) (2009-10); Louis Madison‐Hanlon (2017-18); Daniel Mahaffey (2003-04); Joshua Mann (2007-08); Greg Marks (2000-01); Thomas Marriott (2008-09); Brett Marvell (2001-02); Josh Mathias (2009-10); Charith Mayadunne (2004-05) (2005-06); Sean McAllister (2018-19); Will McCarroll (2017-18) (2018-19); Will McFadden (2018-19) (2019-20); Tom McGregor (2003-04); Robert McHugh (1998-99); Zachary McKenzie (2015-16); Blake McLean (1999-2000) (2000-01); Nick McNay (2010-11) (2011-12); Matthew McNicol (1999-2000); Matt McVay (2011-12), Rosh Mendis (1998-99) (1999-2000) (2000-01); Harrison Middlebrook (2009-10) (2010-11); Corey Miller (2016- 17) (2017-18); Jack Miller (2010-11); Josh Miller (2008-09); Nick Miller (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12); Luc Modde (2010-11); Ashish Modessa (2001-02); Luke Montgomery (2000-01) (2001-02); Jonathan Moran (2016- 17); Stuart Morgan (2001-02); Stephen Morrissey (1999-2000) (2000-01); Oliver Moss (2012-13) (2013-14); Ashad Munas (2004-05); Peter Murray (2019-20); Nilesh Nadanapatham (2018-19); Bhava Nanda (2009-10); Rushil Narsai (2010-11); Richard Nash (2005-06), Jack Nati (2018-19) (2019-20); Jordan Netto (2019-20); Stuart Newman (2001-02); Andrew Newton (2002-03); Akshay Nichkawde (2006-07); Daniel Nicotra (2009-10) (2010- 11); Jack Nisbet (2016-17) (2017-18); Anjan Oberai (2008-09); Kurtis O’Brien (2010-11); Tom O'Loughlin (2011- 12) (2012-13), Michael O’Shea (2005-06) (2006-07); Brody Paisley (2015-16); Caleb Paisley (2015-16); Ben Parker (2013-14); James Partridge (2009-10) (2010-11); Chris Pastras (2003-04); Yash Patel (2016-17); Taylor Paton (2005-06); Deane Piek (2011-12) (2012-13); Ben Phillips (2009-10); Josh Phillips (2005-06); Matthew Phillips (1998-99) (1999-2000); Jonathan Phoebus (2015-16); Jordan Pidgeon (2007-08); Luke Pignone (2010- 11); Justin Plummer (2014-15); Jehan Polwaththe (2019-20); Jackson Preedy (2010-11) (2011-12); Rowan Pryor (1998-99) (1999-2000); Aditya Ramakrishnan (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12); Shivraj Rana (2014-15) (2015-16); Thomas Randall (2013-14); Dylan Ranjan (2019-20); Alex Rashleigh (2008-09); Dash Ratnam (2013- 14); Varun Ravindran (2016-17) (2017-18); Nick Reedy (2004-05); Dylan Ribet (2015-16); Marcus Ridley (2017- 18) (2018-19); Aaron Rigato (2003-04) (2004-05); Mitchell Rixon (2003-04); Rashad Rizme (2014-15) (2015-16); Dylan Robertson (2005-06); Justin Rodgie (2006-07); Scott Rodgie (1999-2000) (2000-01) (2001-02); Charlie Rose (2015-16) (2016-17); James Rushton (2000-01) (2001-02); Mark Russell-Jones (2001-02); Aaron Saldanha (2010-11); Yannick Samarasinghe (2002-03) (2003-04) (2004-05); Brendon Scott (2003-04) (2004- 05); Danusha Seneviratne (2013-14); Sid Sethi (2008-09); Jamison Sexty (2011-12); Guy Seymour (2007-08) (2008-09); Siddarth Shankar (2009-10); Sahil Sharma (2014-15); Jamie Shaw (2013-14) (2014-15); Lachlan Shaw (2016-17) (2017-18); James Shepherd (2010-11); Guy Sherlock (1998-99); Ronan Shiels (2015-16); William Shrubb (2002-03) (2003-04); Eknoor Singh (2012-13) (2013-14); Mansimar Singh (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12); Sidhant Singh (2019-20); Lachlan Skulander (2007-08) (2008-09); Connor Slater (2014-15) (2015- 16); Matthew Slee (2010-11); Max Sleeman (2003-04) (2004-05) (2005-06); Luke Smith (2006-07); Steve Smith (2004-05); Lachlan Soles (2017-18); Utkarsh Somaiya (2008-09) (2009-10) (2010-11); Alec Southam (2004-05); Callum Southgate (2012-13); Ganan Sritharan (2015-16); Elijah Stead (2018-19) (2019-20); Adam Stevens (2006-07); Peter Stott (1998-99); Matthew Stubbs (2000-01) (2001-02); Aaron Surace (2016-17); Vineet Suri (2010-11); Luke Sylvester (2019-20); Adam Tan (2013-14); Nathan Tanner (2009-10); Sam Tapner (2017-18); Gavin Taylor (2005-06) (2006-07); Matthew Taylor (2006-07) (2007-08); Andrew Terry (1998-99) (1999-2000); Sam Thomlinson (2002-03); Lachlan Thomson (2006-07) (2007-08) (2008-09); Dhruva Thorat (2014-15) (2015- 16); Chris Thorburn (2000-01) (2001-02) (2002-03); Luke Thorburn (2008-09) (2009-10) (2010-11); Mitchell Thorburn (2005-06); Kye Thornley (2019-20); Michael Tinios (2001-02) (2002-03); Luke Tobin (2008-09); Mark Tobin (2013-14); Solomon Tomlinson-Owens (2005-06); Michael Tulley (2002-03); Ryan Tullia (2012-13) (2013-14); Cameron Tunks (2018-19) (2019-20); William Turk (2006-07); Ryan Ulbrich (2002-03); Timm van der Gugten (2003-04) (2004-05); Andries Van Weorkom (2010-11); Luca Vasic (2017-18); Lachlan Vile (2009-10); Matt Vile (2010-11); Chris Vilimaa (2001-02) (2002-03); Vedant Virmani (2015-16) (2016-17); Vidushka Vithanage (2012-13); Calum Waldegrave (2004-05); Ben Wallwood (2011-12) (2012-13); Ryan Wanaguru (2000-01) (2001-02); Brad Ward (1998-99); Clayton Waters (2003-04) (2004-05); Albert Watts (2009-10) (2010- 11); Martin Watts (2000-01); Robert Watts (1999-2000) (2000-01); Praneeth Weerasooriya (2011-12) (2012-13); Alistair Weston (2017-18) (2018-19); James Whalley (2003-04); Julian Whealing (2001-02); Jon Whealing (2001-02) (2002-03) (2003-04) (2004-05); Liahm Williams (2014-15); Fraser Wilson (2014-15); Nick Wilson (2002-03) (2003-04); Steven Wilson (2007-08); Jarrod Witts (2005-06) (2006-07) (2007-08); Daniel Wood (2004- 05) (2005-06); Matthew Wright (2014-15); Thomas Xavier (2011-12); Cameron Yeates (2006-07).

Ross Turner Cup (RTC) coaches (17 coaches appointed since 2010-11)

Daniel Anderson, Mike Burgin, Jayden Camp, Braden Cheng, Aaron Crofts, Sujith Dissanayake, Justin Epthorp, Will Fiedler, Hame Fullagar, Mitch Fullagar, Andrew Harvey, Joe Hiley, Mark Holden, Nick McNay, Josh Miller, Nick Miller & Jamie Shaw. RTC Captains, Coaches, Umpires & Special Guests (since 2013-14)

Bruce Wood, Aaron Crofts, Ross Turner, Andrew Harvey, Simon Moore 2017-18 Mike Friedrich, Geoff Hasler, Bruce Wood, Tom Richmond OAM 2018-19 Alistair Weston & Oliver Jennings Matt Kean MP, Ross Turner, Jamie Shaw, Lachlan Shaw, Will Coffey, Hame Fullagar, Glenn Hourigan

Back: Bruce Wood, Nick Miller, Ross Turner, Tom Richmond OAM, Back: Geoff Hasler, Mitch Fullagar, Nick McNay, Bruce Wood 2016-17 Hame Fullagar, Geoff Hasler 2015-16 Front: Ken Chu, Joe Hiley, Glenn Hourigan, Jordy Hayes, Charlie Rose Front: Shivraj Rana, Dhruva Thorat, Connor Slater, Brody Camp

2014-15 Bruce Wood, Braden Cheng, Fraser Wilson, Jamie Shaw, 2013-14 Bruce Wood, Jon Whealing, Suji Dissanayake, Will Fiedler Sujith Dissanayake, Geoff Hasler Ross Turner, Geoff Hasler, Anthony Johnston, Ryan Tullia

RTC & GHC CAPTAINS, COACHES, UMPIRES & SPECIAL GUESTS – 2017-18 – 20TH ANNIVERSARY RTC MATCH

Back: Michael Friedrich, Geoff Hasler, Bruce Wood, Ross Turner, Tom Richmond OAM, Jamie Shaw, Hame Fullagar, Scott Reid, Alf James OAM, Matt Kean MP Front: Kenneth Chu, Cooper Davenport, Lachlan Shaw, Will McFadden, Glenn Hourigan, Cameron Tunks, Will Coffey, Joe Hiley, Charlie Rose

GROUP PHOTOS FROM EVERY RTC MATCH SINCE 2010-11 RTC East & West teams, coaches, umpires and special guests

Above 2019-20 match at Turramurra Oval Below 2018-19 match at Rosewood Oval, Barker College

Above 2017-18 match at Turramurra Oval Below 2016-17 match at Turramurra Oval

Above 2015-16 match at Headen Park Below 2014-15 match at Turramurra Oval

Above 2013-14 match at Turramurra Oval Below 2012-13 match at Turramurra Oval

Above 2011-12 match at Kenthurst Oval Below 2010-11 match at Kenthurst Oval

RTC captains (since 2010-11)

2018-19 Oliver Jennings & Alistair Weston 2017-18 Lachlan Shaw & Will Coffey 2016-17 Jordan Hayes & Joe Hiley

2015-16 Connor Slater & Dhruva Thorat 2014-15 Jamie Shaw & Fraser Wilson 2013-14 Ryan Tullia & Anthony Johnston

2012-13 Alex Dolly & John Anderson 2011-12 George Blackwood & John Anderson 2010-11 Brodie De Kauwe & Utkarsh Somaiya

GRADUATES FROM ROSS TURNER CUP TO FIRST GRADE The organisers of the annual U/15 Ross Turner Cup match are proud that 34 players have graduated to play First Grade cricket in Sydney, (see below – NDCC players highlighted in bold).

Greg Marks Timm van der Gugten Shaun Eaton James Shepherd Josh Miller Michael Friedrich Jon Whealing Chris Thorburn Anjan Oberai Oliver Hing Matthew Code Robert Watts Guy Seymour Daniel Nicotra Ryan Tullia David Ball David Lowery Lachlan Ford Clayton Waters Joe Hiley Kieran Lahey James Kerr Matthew Taylor Justin Rodgie Corey Miller Scott Rodgie Scott Copperfield Ben Phillips Connor Jackson Matt Wright Matthew Phillips Neil Kimberley Daniel Anderson John Anderson COACHES’ ASSOCIATION The Coaches’ Association (HKHDCCA) is a leading cricket coaching organisation responsible for recruiting and accrediting young coaches from within HK&HDCA and north-western Sydney; and conducting junior cricket clinics during the school holidays and development programs in the off-season. HKHDCCA designs and implements coaching programs aimed at increasing the cricket participation, skills and enjoyment of boys and girls aged 5 – 15, including beginners, club players, representative standard players, and children with special needs. We aim to continue to expand our subsidised (or free) coaching programs to a wider cross-section of the community, many of whom have encountered barriers or lack of opportunities to participate in cricket, including disadvantaged groups, children from non-English speaking communities, and children with special needs. The successful implementation of these challenging initiatives should assist in facilitating sporting, cultural and social inclusion for these communities, while also promoting healthy, active lifestyles and increasing the participation rate in cricket in NSW. Responsibilities include: • raising the profile of coaching and giving coaches a collective ‘voice’ within the Association; • promoting the objective that all club and representative coaches attain the Cricket Australia Community (Level 1) accreditation as a minimum (preferably Level 2 for representative Shield team coaches); • conducting an annual Community (Level 1) accredited coaching course for HK&HDCA and NDCC members. • organising cricket clinics at Waitara, West Pennant Hills, Dundas, Hornsby and/or Normanhurst, in partnership with Northern District CC, during the September / October and January school holidays for players aged 6 – 14; • conducting annual off-season Rising Stars Coaching Program(s) for players aged U/9 – U/15 of all standards, including a junior development program designed to fast-track their transition from soft to hard ball cricket; • representing the Coaches’ Association on all cricket coaching matters at the HK&HDCA Council and Executive Meetings (the President of the Coaches’ Association is a delegate on the Executive Committee); • providing active Coaches’ Association members with professional coaching opportunities at our junior cricket clinics and our off-season junior development programs; • co-ordinating the annual U/15 Ross Turner Cup (RTC) and U/13 Glenn Hourigan Cup (GHC) ‘showcase’ intra-Association representative fixtures; • identifying outstanding young coaches and providing RTC and GHC coaching roles and other opportunities; • recognising excellence in cricket coaching at club, representative or Coaches’ Association levels through our HKHDCCA Coach of Year award (Bruce Wood Cup); • arranging a HKHDCCA / NDCC overseas rep. cricket tour (U/15 age group) every two years (since 2015); • providing financial assistance to a limited number of HKHDCCA candidates nominated to attend a Cricket NSW accredited coaching course (Levels 2 or 3), as Community (Level 1) courses are now free; • increasing the participation of girls in cricket, in consultation with Cricket NSW (Sydney Sixers) and the HK&HDCA Girls Cricket Co-ordinator, through targeted coaching programs and liaison with schools and clubs; • conducting a free Beginners session, teaching cricket fundamentals to 'first time' players each year; • assisting clubs by running some coaching sessions and demonstrating coaching drills to new club coaches, and providing a mentor service to coaches as required, especially new or young coaches seeking guidance; • holding two free annual clinics each year for Blowfly cricketers (children with special needs) in January and September / October, plus ad-hoc coaching on Saturdays, depending on the availability of coaches; • enhancing the development of accredited coaches and facilitating a future pathway for club and rep. coaches; • arranging Insurance for HKHDCCA and the annual incorporated association return to NSW Fair Trading; • seeking corporate sponsorship and Government Grant opportunities to provide additional funding to expand and further subsidise our coaching programs, and purchase additional equipment as required; • ensuring that all coaches aged 18 and over have a current Working with Children Check 5-year clearance; • promoting our activities and coaching programs via the HK&HDCA website and social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn); • assisting the HK&HDCA Rep. Secretary with coaching matters relating to the representative program; • aiming to provide cricket coaching for community groups from non-English speaking backgrounds who have encountered barriers or lack of opportunities to participate in cricket in Sydney. Bruce Wood has performed the role of President of the Coaches’ Association since 2010-11 and is supported by Daniel Wood (Vice-President), Josh Miller (Secretary), Rod Hokin (Head Coach), and Nick Miller (Treasurer). The Coaches’ Association has five distinguished Patrons – Ross Turner, Tom Richmond OAM, Matt Kean MP, Mark Rushton and Denise Anderson (Annetts).

Records

PAST RESULTS 1998-99 Drawn; 1999-00 East Won; 2000-01 East Won; 2001-02 West won 2002-03 West won; 2003-04 East Won; 2004-05 West won; 2005-06 East won 2006-07 East won; 2007-08 Washed out; 2008-09 West won; 2009-10 West won 2010-11 East won; 2011-12 West won; 2012-13 West won; 2013-14 East won 2014-15 East won; 2015-16 West won; 2016-17 West won; 2017-18 East won 2018-19 West won; 2019-20 West won

Highest Total: Lowest Total: 7/252 East 2017-18 65 East 2008-09

Highest Individual Scores (50 or over): 131 Lachlan Shaw (West) 2017-18 64 Andrew Newton (East) 2002-03 106 ret. Chris Thorburn (West) 2002-03 61 Corey Miller (East) 2017-18 102 Cameron Tunks (West) 2018-19 60 William Turk (West) 2006-07 84 Lachlan Shaw (West) 2016-17 56 ret. Daniel Nicotra (East) 2010-11 79 Josh Bayliss (East) 2018-19 55 Max Sleeman (East) 2005-06 78 no Matt Wright (East) 2014-15 54 Jon Whealing (East) 2003-04 76 Jordan Fullagar (East) 2017-18 54 Mitchell Thorburn (East) 2005-06 69 no Deane Piek (West) 2012-13 52 no Fraser Wilson (East) 2014-15 66 Sam Baidya (West) 2003-04 52 Anthony Johnston (West) 2013-14 65 Charith Mayadunne (West) 2005-06 51 no Rob Anderson (East) 2002-03 50 Jon Whealing (East) 2002-03 Best Bowling in an Innings (3 wickets or more): 6/26 Nick Miller (East) 2010-11 3/10 Shaun Eaton (West) 2008-09 5/19 Kenneth Chu (East) 2016-17 3/11 Josh Ling (East) 1999-00 4/2 Chris Aldersley (West) 2004-05 3/15 Aditya Ramakrishnan (West) 2009-10 4/7 Mark Frei (West) 2000-01 3/15 Rashad Rizme (West) 2015-16 4/9 Vansh Bhatia (West) 2019-20 3/20 Aaron Surace (East) 2016-17 4/12 George Blackwood (East) 2011-12 3/22 Chris Vilimaa (East) 2001-02 4/17 Josh Hayes (East) 2014-15 3/24 Simon Fox (East) 2003-04 4/29 James Kerr (East) 2005-06 3/26 Alex Dewstow (East) 1999-00 4/32 Jack Nisbet (East) 2017-18 3/28 Alistair Weston (West) 2017-18 3/3 Quentin Cheng (East) 2013-14 3/29 Liahm Williams (East) 2014-15 3/4 Ian D'Souza (West) 2016-17 3/30 Blake Harris (West) 2018-19 3/5 Utkarsh Somaiya (West) 2008-09 3/31 Dylan Robertson (East) 2005-06 3/6 Blake McLean (West) 1999-00 3/33 Matt Jobson (West) 2003-04 3/7 Jack Nisbet (West) 2016-17 3/38 Sanjay Balakumar (East) 2013-14 3/10 Ryan Blaker (West) 2006-07 3/42 Chris Thorburn (West) 2002-03

Dismissals by Wicket-keeper in Innings: 3 (2 ct, 1 st) Shayne Lin (East) 1999-00 3 (w-k ct) Chris Eirth (East) 2001-02 3 (2 ct, 1 st) Albert Watts (East) 2010-11 3 (2 ct, 1 st) Jordan Netto (West) 2019-20

RECORD PARTNERSHIPS: 1st 92 Deane Piek (69 no) & Ben Jones (32) West 2012-13 2nd 125 * Matt Wright (78 no) & Fraser Wilson (52 no) East 2014-15 3rd 95 Andrew Newton (64) & Jon Whealing (50) East 2002-03 4th 75 Cameron Tunks (102) & Ben Fisher (32) West 2018-19 5th 93 Lachlan Shaw (131) & Sam Tapner (16) West 2017-18 6th 68 Yushan Gunewardhane (37) & Shivraj Rana (35 no) West 2014-15 7th 43 * Jamieson Hedges (20 no) & Vansh Bhatia (20 no) West 2019-20 8th 77 Josh Bayliss (79) & Will McCarroll (24) East 2018-19 9th 50 Sam Baidya (66) & Matthew Jobson (30 no) West 2003-04 10th 28 Matthew Stubbs (42 no) & Paul Jackson West 2001-02