Box Hill Cricket Club 82Nd Annual Report Season 2018/19

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Box Hill Cricket Club

82nd Annual Report Season 2018/19

Box Hill Cricket Club Incorporated

ABN 28 003 821 093 Reg. No. 17272D www.bhcc.com.au Founded - 1890. Women’s Team Founded - 1992

Office Bearers 2018/19

PRESIDENT Mr Andrew Minter

VICE PRESIDENT Mr Alan Carter

HONORARY TREASURER Mr Andrew Blake

COMMITTEE Mr Paul Ferris, Ms Pennie Harrison, Mr Luke Kukuruzovic, Ms Lynsey Pritchard.

HONORARY SECRETARY Ms Sharon Lynas PO Box 5076 Laburnum 3130 [email protected]

LIFE MEMBERS: 1948 R. Pullen# 1999 A.B.Davidson 2010 Dr E.E. Gardiner 1949 E.A. Stone# 1999 J.S.McNulty 2010 J. Newbound 1951 M.J.Birtles# 2001 M.J. Fletcher 2012 D.T.Snell 1952 T.W.Todd# 2003 Ms R.K. Calder 2013 G.Davidson 1953 H.H.Buzwell# 2003 A.G. Carter 2016 Ms N. Breschkin (neé Smith) 1954 P.Saloway# 2003 Dr R.B. Pearson 2016 S. Morris 1960 P.J.Stone# 2003 Ms M van der Toorren 2016 Ms M. Pretty 1960 A. McB.Forrest# 2004 K.J. Trollope 2017 Ms P.Cleghorn 1965 K.E.Wilson# 2006 T.R. Blake 2017 N.Roulston 1973 M.L.Simpson 2006 S.M. Jackson 2017 P.Shepard 1974 D.R.Davis# 2006 G. Miles 2018 Peter Robertson 1974 K.G.Fewster OAM 2007 C.G. Parsons 2018 Michelle Winterton 1980 G.D.Charman 2007 D.J. Carter 1980 M.J.Forshaw 2007 Ms N.R. Challis 1985 E.Tierney# 2008 D. R. Whitelaw 1987 B.Lang 2009 M.C. Andreassen 1992 J.N.Hogg 2009 A. Blake 1992 G.A.Smyth 2009 G. Coller 1992 S.P.Laussen 2009 R. Fortington 1993 G.K.Thompson# 2009 A. Minter 1998 P.R.Maxwell 2010 Ms R.J. Brown # Deceased

PREMIERS

Year Association Grade/Team Year Association Grade/Team 1890/91 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) 2005/06 VWCA Under 17 Girls 1892/93 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) 2006/07 VSDCA Men’s First XI 1903/04 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) ECA U16 Boys 1922/23 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) ECA U10 Boys *BHRDCA B Grade (Men) VSDCA RM Hatch Shield 1923/24 *BHRDCA B Grade (Men) 2007/08 VSDCA Men’s First XI 1925/26 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) ECA U12 Boys *BHRDCA B Grade (Men) 2009/10 ECA U16 Boys 1926/27 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) 2009/10 ECA U14 Boys 1930/31 *BHRDCA B Grade (Men) ECA U10 Boys 1952/53 ESCA Men’s First XI 2011/12 VWCA (T20) Women’s First XI 1953/54 ESCA Men’s First XI 2012/13 VWCA (T20) Women’s Third XI 1954/55 ESCA Men’s Second XI 2013/14 VWCA Women’s First XI 1955/56 ESCA Men’s Second XI VWCA (T20) Women’s First XI 1956/67 ESCA Men’s First XI 2014/15 CV Premier Women’s First XI 1963/64 ESCA Men’s First XI ECA U16 Boys ESCA Men’s Second XI ECA U14 Boys 1968/69 ECA U16 Boys 2015/16 CV Premier Women’s First XI 1969/70 ESCA Men’s Third XI 2017/18 CV Premier Women’s First XI 1970/71 VSDCA Men’s Second XI ECA U14 Girls ECA U16 Boys ECA U18 Boys 1973/74 ECA U16 Boys 2018/19 CV Premier Women’s 2nd XI (T20) 1975/76 VSDCA Men’s Second XI BHRDCA U12B Boys ECA U16 Boys 1977/78 ECA U16 Boys 1978/79 VSDCA Men’s First XI 1981/82 ESCA Men’s Fourth XI 1982/83 ECA U12 Boys 1986/87 VSDCA Men’s First XI VSDCA Men’s Second XI 1991/92 VSDCA Men’s First XI 1992/93 VWCA Women’s Second XI 1993/94 ESCA Men’s Third XI 1995/96 ESCA Men’s Fourth XI 1997/98 VSDCA Men’s Second XI VSDCA Men’s Third XI 1998/99 VSDCA Men’s Second XI 1999/00 VSDCA Men’s Second XI ECA U14 Boys 2000/01 VWCA Under 17 Girls ECA U16 Boys 2001/02 VSDCA Men’s Second XI VWCA Women’s Third XI VWCA Under 17 Girls 2002/03 VWCA Under 17 Girls 2003/04 VSDCA Men’s Fourth XI VWCA Under 17 Girls ECA U14 Boys ECA U12 Boys 2004/05 ESCA Men’s Fourth XI ECA U14 Boys

*Note: Box Hill Reporter Cricket Association was the “Reporter Trophy” in 1890/91; the “Eastern District Trophy” in 1892/93; and the “Reporter District Cricket Association 1902/03 – 1932/33”.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Presidents Report ...... 5 Acknowledgments ...... 6 Secretary’s Addendum...... 7 Treasurer’s Report ...... 9 Box Hill Cricket Club Incorporated...... 10 Trading, Profit and Loss Statement ...... 10 For the Year ended 30 June 2019 ...... 10 Box Hill Cricket Club Incorporated...... 11 Balance Sheet ...... 11 As at 30 June 2019 ...... 11 Women’s Coach’s Season Report ...... 14 Men’s First XI Season Report ...... 18 Men’s third xi season report ...... 24 Men’s Fourths XI Season Report ...... 25 Veterans xi season report...... 26 JG Craig U/15 Representative team ...... 28 Junior Program 2016/17: ...... 31 Junior Award Winners BHCC 2016/17 ...... 33 Life Members ...... 34 Life Members (continued) ...... 35 Perpetual awards ...... 38 Milestones, outstanding achievements and season awards ...... 32 Club Grade Records - Senior elevens ...... 54

CLUB GRADE RECORDS – JUNIOR ELEVENS ...... 55

CLUB RECORDS – PARTNERSHIPS ...... 50

CLUB GRADE RECORDS – PARTNERSHIPS ...... 50

MEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING ...... 53

MEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS - BOWLING ...... 54

MEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL...... 55

WOMEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS ...... 57

WOMEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL ...... 58

MEN’S SENIOR CLUB GAMES – TOTAL ...... 59

WOMEN’S SENIOR CLUB GAMES – TOTAL ...... 60

PRESIDENTS REPORT A tremendous achievement, well done to all involved. The women’s third eleven were also runners up and hopefully next year can go one step further. To the clubs credit the number of players, especially young girls, choosing Box Hill as their cricket club, continues to increase which all goes well for the future. I would also like to welcome our new senior coaches. Ryan Webster our new men’s coach will

also captain our men’s first eleven. Rob Elliot, Tom Ewing, Kathryn McDonald and Season 2018/2019 was another successful one for Rebecca Brown will coach the women’s section and the Box Hill Cricket Club we wish all four, good luck and all the assistance I would like to thank all of those who have helped required to ensure our club continues to develop and coach, umpire, manage, assist and lead throughout be a positive place to play cricket. the 2018/19 season. This contribution is invaluable The development of our cricket facilities and this and appreciated by all members of the club. ground including the nets will be voted on in July by To our new secretary Sharon Lynas who has worked council. As a club we have worked extremely hard to tirelessly for the club and made such a great raise the required funds from the relative stake and contribution, your work is greatly appreciated. we are hopeful of a successful outcome. This will be To our sponsors the Canterbury Surrey Hills and a real positive for the club. Balwyn branches of the Bendigo Bank, Box Hill The integration, communication and respect Platinum Club, Harp of Erin and Pinnacle Builders, between the women’s, men’s and junior sections we appreciate and are very thankful of your of the club continues to grow and is a valued trait of contributions to the club our club. A significant point of difference l believe to I would like to thank both Rob Fortington and other clubs. It must never be forgotten that this Michael Vozzo on their significant contributions to relationship is a cornerstone of the club. the club over many years, especially the Our relationships with both Cricket Victoria and the commitment shown by both over the past season. VSDCA are excellent and highlighted by the fact that The club wishes them both well for the future. our opinions are valued and respected in the cricket Our Hatch shield side successfully reached the final community. of that competition which was indeed a fantastic Once again thank you to all who have invested time achievement. Hopefully many of the members of this and effort into our club. We look forward to the new team will play senior cricket at Box Hill. The teams season and hope to see everyone once again coaches, Craig Broadley and Matthew Lynas are to representing Box Hill Cricket Club. be congratulated on guiding the team to this result. The women’s first XI coached by Rick Andrew Minter Cullinan continued their development and was President slightly unlucky not to make another grand final. The club thanks Rick for all of his hard work and commitment to the women’s section of Box Hill Cricket Club and wishes him all the best in his future endeavours. The women’s second eleven, very capably led by Pennie Harrison and Tim Reid, won the T 20 competition and were runners up in the 50 0ver one day final. 5

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS City of Whitehorse Eastern Cricket Association The Box Hill Cricket Club is indebted to the City of Our thanks go to the Eastern Cricket Association for Whitehorse, its Councillors and the staff of the the way they run their Junior and Vets programs and Recreation Services Department. We would the volunteers that fulfil the various roles in a quality specifically like to acknowledge the work of the competition. We would also like to thank Hugh CEO, Noelene Duff and her staff, especially Beate Wilkinson and Leigh Esposito from the ECA Junior Matthews and Phil Warner. Executive, Sharon Lynas, for her administration of We would also like to thank the work of the staff of the Inner East Girls Cricket which provides a Parkswide, including manager Mark Granland and pathway for girls into cricket and Dwayne Rabel

his curating staff. for his work with the Veteran’s Competition

Cricket Victoria Country Week (VCCL) Box Hill CC acknowledges the support of Cricket Box Hill hosted one match during the first week of Victoria through grants and dividends and through February 2019 between Bairnsdale and their support of Women’s Premier Cricket and Warnambool. Thanks to Pennie Harrison, Neville Women’s Community Cricket. Particular thanks Roulston and Robyn Calder for your work on the goes to Mike Ronchi, Premier Cricket Operations day to welcome our visitors. Manager, William Rice, Premier Cricket

Competitions Administrator and Peter Binns, Umpires Premier Cricket Specialist. Thanks also to both the We would like to thank the umpires of Cricket Women’s Premier and Women’s Community Victoria, the VSDCA and the VWCUA for their Cricket Panels for their volunteer work. contribution to cricket officiating in games. We hope they all felt welcome when visiting Box Hill. Victorian Sub-District Association (VSDCA)

Thank you to the Executive Committee of the Families and friends VSDCA including President Phil O’Meara and As players and administrators, we would like to secretary Ken Hilton and all the other Officer acknowledge the vital role played by partners, Bearers in their various roles. Mums and Dads and siblings in supporting our Club and our involvement in it. Your support is a vital BHRDCA: component of the fabric of Box Hill Cricket Club We would like to thank BHRDCA for including us in their competitions, especially to Tom Anderson who administers their junior competitions so professionally.

night, together with the maintenance of grounds and SECRETARY’S ADDENDUM clubrooms.

Cricket Victoria – many thanks to William Rice, I would like to congratulate all players on a successful Mike Ronchi and Peter Binn’s for their assistance season with many personal achievement’s made. With throughout the season. The Criteria Assessment this being my first year in the role, I would like to documentation is just one of the projects that were thank Andrew Minter and all members of the completed during the season. Committee, without their support I would not have VSDCA- many thanks to Ken Hilton, Peter Flack and been able to manage this role, along with general their colleagues for their assistance to myself and the members, player’s, supporters, volunteers as well as men’s sides this season. William Rice and Mike Ronchi at Cricket Victoria Pre-season – many thanks to Saxon Sports and Top and Ken Hilton at VSDCA. Line for their involvement in our pre-season program. YPL Pathways Program and Championships – with Governance the guidance of Dean Russ and his coaches, including The 82nd Annual General Meeting saw the following our own Pennie Harrison, Jo Gardiner and Amy elections to the committee: Jennings, we had many of our female cricketers have President – Andrew Minter; Secretary – Sharon successful carnivals this season, with many Victorian Lynas; Treasurer – Andrew Blake; Vice President – Representatives. As a bonus many of these players are Alan Carter, Men’s Administrator- Luke getting regular games in our First and Second X1’s Kukuruzovic, Women’s Administrator- Pennie and Colts Side. Harrison; General Committee – Paul Ferris. VCCL Country Week - held February the 19th it was a very successful day thanks to the hard work of Apparel – many thanks to Andrew Minter, Luke, Robyn Calder, Neville Roulston and Pennie Harrison. Pennie and Andrew Blake for once again organising Thanks to these volunteers we provided beautiful this. It is a huge effort and one that is vital for the club home made lunch, scoring and ground managing on especially with needing apparel for all men’s, the day, which was appreciated by both sides. women’s, juniors and Craig Shield players. Everyone agreed the highlights of the day were Communication – there are many ways that Robyn’s scones and prize winning jam, followed supporters of the club can keep up to date. Website closely by the cricket. contains many links and updates; Facebook is also Past Players Day- held every year we had another successful BBQ day with many past players used to keep followers informed of events, and emails supporting the club. Thank you to Andrew Minter, are sent out regularly to all members and supporters Andrew Blake and Neville Roulston for all their hard together with Team App to help with running training work to make this day a success. and games. Need to thank Roger Gerny, Laura Shaw, Flag Unfurling on February 17th. It was great to Luke K and Pennie H for updating everyone using unfurl the premiership flag at this home game. Thanks these platforms. Club couldn’t run as well without this to Pennie Harrison for organising the day and for communication. Roger Shie, Andrew Minter and Rick Cullinan for Council – many thanks to all at the Whitehorse City making this celebration a success. Council for all of their help and support over the Bunnings Community Day- important connection season. Beate Matthew’s and her colleagues have with Bunnings to give back to the community. been more than helpful with facility and event Couldn’t of done it without Luke, Pennie, Lani De support. Beate was new to the role but performed a Jong, Dani Montague, Hailey Ferris, Paul Ferris, wonderful job finding grounds for many of our teams, Laura Shaw and Andrew Minter for giving up a couple of hours of their weekend to help out. importantly getting lighting outside the clubrooms for

the carpark area, which has made it much safer at

Bunnings BBQ- thankyou to all the male and female players who helped cook sausages on such an extremely hot day. I would like to personally thank 7

Neville Roulston who organised getting everything to run the BBQ, Roger Gerny for getting help and clean up on the day and Andrew Minter for finding the sponsored Sausages from Peninsula Butchers. The day was very successful and made us $1350.

Social Committee Functions- thankyou to our hardworking social committee. Especially David Blake and Laura Shaw for all the hard work they have put into to all the social events this season, including IPOD shuffle night, trivia night and Christmas Party. Not only do they fundraise money for the club but they help in improving the social fabric of our club and bringing the men and women’s sides closer together. Craig Shield- Very successful Rep carnival with Box Hill Cricket Club making the Grand Final. Thank you to Simon Helmot, Craig Broadley and Matthew Lynas for selecting, training and helping Coach and Team Manage these successful young men. Count Night-once again a fun night. Thanks to Neville Roulston, Michelle Winters and Roger Gerny for providing food and drink to the night. Could not have the fun without Luke and Pennie, who do the hard work behind the scenes getting the statistics right and running a successful seemless night. Thursday Night Meals Crew – Thank you to Neville Roulston and Roger Gerny for cooking and organising dinner each Thursday night for all players and supporter’s. Match Day set up and organisation – a lot goes on behind the scenes and it is a testament to the club that so many people help contribute to the running of each Saturday and Sunday. These people include Neville Roulston, Roger Shie, Roger Gerny and Andrew Davidson. Sue Jennings, Eccles and Nikolic family who do the bulk of the catering for these matches. Your hard work is most appreciated and makes us the envy of the competitions. Finally I would like to wish all players, supporters, and members the best in the off season, and we look forward to a successful 2019/20.

Sharon Lynas Secretary BHCC.

Council expenses), the cost of cricket balls, electricity and administration all are expected to increase over TREASURER’S REPORT time. In summary, Season 2018/19 saw a positive financial For the Season 2018/19 the Box Hill Cricket Club result in a challenging environment. The club has been recorded a $3,769 profit. This result compares with a extremely prudent in managing its expense line for $5,207 profit recorded in the season prior some time now – there is no more fat to trim. If we (2017/18). Whilst this was a successful result there wish to grow our cricket program (men, women and are significant challenges moving forward to ensure juniors), continue to enhance the coaching we offer that the Club can invest both on and off the field. and invest in our players, we must grow the Club’s income streams quite significantly for next season and Overall revenue decreased by $8,994. Additional into the foreseeable future. funding of $2,970 was received from Cricket Victoria – both an increase in the base funding amount and On behalf of our members, I thank all our valued additional payments in recognition of the Club’s sponsors and partners, particularly our Naming Rights dedication to the development of female cricket. The Partner, Pinnacle Builders, together with the Surrey Club wishes to thank Cricket Victoria for its continued Hills Community Bank Branch of the Bendigo Bank and strong support of its Women’s cricket program and The Platinum Club, our Premium Partner, The Harp of efforts to drive further participation by females of all Erin Hotel in addition to the continued support of ages. The largest impact was from a decrease in Fashion Clubwear. Your greatly appreciated support overall Sponsorship / Donations ($3,875) due to a assists the club in delivering programs and initiatives reduction in the number of key sponsors leading into to benefit our Juniors, Senior Women and Senior Men. the season. Other notable changes in income versus the season prior were a reduction in Subscriptions Finally, I’d like to thank Peter Maxwell (Life Member given a lower number of permanent players being and CPA) for his advice and assistance in the supported by fill ins. preparation of these financials.

Social & Fundraising and Merchandise Sales were lower however these were offset by lower costs Andrew Blake associated with these revenues. I would like to Treasurer personally thank the assistance provided by Neville Roulston and Michelle Winterton for managing the bar as well as the never-ending assistance provided by Roger Gerny across a number of areas at the Club (including helping Neville with Thursday night meals).

The drop in Revenues was foreseen by the Club and as such decisions were made to reduce overall expenditure – noting that FY19 was the first year of the higher fees charged by the City of Whitehorse for turf wicket maintenance. Overall expenses decreased by $7,556. Additional resources were dedicated to off- field support to manage the ever-increasing administrative burden faced by all sporting organisations. In the absence of additional revenue this was funded by a reduction in Coaching and on- field resources across the club. The major expenses required to operate the Box Hill Cricket Club such as ground rental (and other associated Whitehorse City

BOX HILL CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED TRADING, PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2019

INCOME 2019 2018 EXPENDITURE 2019 2018

Cricket Victoria Administration Expenses Dividends / Reimbursements 41,970 39,000 Honorariums / Admin Expenses 12,225 6,450 Grants 0 0 Affiliation Fees 1,995 1,770 Prize Money 2,250 5,000 Light, Power & Cleaning 6,119 6,767 Match Reimbursements - 0 150 Finals Printing, Stationery & Postage 204 409 Country Week 550 540 Bank Charges / Merchant Fees 1,489 1,230 44,770 44,690 Fines 590 553 22,621 17,179 Membership Subscriptions 33,584 36,565 (Women – 59; Men – 70; Vets – 18; Juniors – 66) Cricket Expenses

Grounds / Pavilions Rental 27,925 22,562 Social & Fundraising 6,148 7,064 Activities 24,865 27,046 Curator Cost Coaching Fees 22,560 36,358 Sponsorships & Donations 15,866 19,741 Balls & Materials 12,321 14,312 Repairs & Maintenance 385 731 Other Income Pre-Season Training 6,794 4,153 Interest 243 46 Junior / Game Development 1,769 4,164 Merchandise Sales 11,635 13,129 Craig Shield (incl. Coaching) 4,715 4,198 Grants 6,500 7,500 Country Week 414 290 Other Miscellaneous Income 5,700 3,440 Insurance 325 389

24,078 24,114 Depreciation 347 347 83,702 94,567

Social and Fundraising TOTAL INCOME 143,163 152,156 Expenses 16,528 15,180

PROFIT / (LOSS) 3,769 5,207 Other Expenses Trophies 1,113 1,366 Club Merchandise 14,439 17,770 Sundry Expenses 991 887 16,542 20,023

TOTAL EXPENSES 139,393 146,949

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BOX HILL CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30 JUNE 2019

2019 2018

Members Funds Members Funds 50,848 47,079 Total Members Funds 50,848 47,079

Represented by:

Current Assets Cash at Bank 38,530 36,919 Cash on Hand 1,960 640 Debtors 0 1,800 Pre-Payments 0 0 Stock on Hand 9,034 5,444 Total Current Assets 49,524 44,802

Non-Current Assets Fixed Assets 2,430 2,777 Total Non-Current Assets 2,430 2,777

Total Assets 51,954 47,579

Current Liabilities Creditors 1,106 500 Other Liabilities 0 0 Total Current Liabilities 1,106 500

Total Liabilities 1,106 500

Net Assets 50,848 47,079

gave the match committee a number of MEN’S COACHES SEASON REPORT challenges to effectively manage the players and teams. These disruptions caused performance Season 2018-19 saw a number of changes to senior hiccups as players had to reorganise their game to personnel at the club. The change presented new suit the requests from captains. opportunities, new positions and new situations for the club. There was some tremendous cricket This is a key area for many players to improve and played throughout the year both individually and focus. Consistent sustained training would enable collectively as a team. others to train better and alternately the squad become stronger week to week. I hope as players As August approached, with the support of many you can look to improve your habits with either older club members we worked to provide a steady small changes or large changes to make for an environment so that players could work on their improved season in 2019/20 cricket. Many thanks to key club members Roger Gerny, Ken Trollope, Michael Vozzo, Tim Reid, Chris A HUGE THANKYOU TO THE PLAYERS THAT DID TOP Box, Andrew Davidson and Neville UP THE LIST PARTICULARY IN THE FOURTHS. It was (Nifty) Roulston for their support and assistance not unnoticed yet my own the focus remained on throughout the season. the players doing the work. As Coach it was clearly not ideal however the match committee were Thanks also goes to the match committee. Lead by very very grateful and I hope there was some fun Ken Trollope – Captains Michael Vozzo, Cameron along the way. McMahon, Tim Reid, Peter Robertson, the Match committee made many decisions It was very clear, based on training involvement and together. They worked effectively as a team, games played, that there was a strong supporting and respecting each other throughout heartbeat among 25-30 players within the club. This the entire season. enthusiasm and work ethic is really forging those players forward for personal and collective At the start of the season we set the goal to play success. I’m very confident of this. finals cricket. We fell short of this mark by only a few wins in most grades. While we missed the Well done to the group that made themselves really goal we were very competitive throughout the available and who put in the required season. A core group demonstrated a huge work. As players you held a high work ethic with a great attitude. Despite not being standard throughout the season, I believe you in the top half of the ladder collectively we began to gained confidence in your ability, improved your discover new areas of the game. However, missing game and honed your skills towards becoming the the chance to play in the finals in March meant cricketer you wish to be. that the overall result for the season could only be described as disappointing. Over many years BHCC has demonstrated a strong Most players who have played finals cricket would competitive spirit. I am certain that the cricket club agree they are very memorable matches so it must is seeking to support its players so that they can be the driving force to play your best cricket achieve not only the club goals but their own together in this period. personal goals.

The need to perform as a collective TEAM was Box Hill welcomes all players and seeks involvement challenged each week throughout the grades. It was and participation from all players wanting to put the very exciting to have so many players accept work in at training. There is strong opportunity for a new responsibilities for their respective Teams. For further 10-15 players willing to put in the work over many players they were taking up an opportunity for a number of seasons to advance their cricket. the first time. Although clearly some inexperience was within the group players offered no excuses and managed some outstanding performances.

With over 60 players on the roster a strength to participate was clear. Unfortunately a number of players had a disrupted season. These interruptions

NEW Players in 2018/19 Special Thanks - Personally I would like to offer Congratulations to all the new players this season at many thanks to my family for supporting my senior level. Bandi, Goyal, Goela, Bagga, Robinson, participation at the club. A special thanks to older Virdi, Broadley, Traczewski, N Flinn, J Helmot, members Michael Vozzo, Glen Comte, Steven Flinn Arnberger, Hazeldine, Hammond, Sund, Shahani, and Tim Reid for participating as players. Osmani, Shah, Clyne, Shanmughm, Askew. Moving I wish to acknowledge Greg Smyth, Andrew clubs can take a few matches to fill a role. It Davidson, Roger Gerny, Daniel Nash and Wayne was fantastic news for our club as you all added a Newman for being an important support, Thankyou. huge amount of enthusiasm and effort and I hope you continue to evolve and create a great environment. Committee for the huge volume of work you do to New Leaders - There was a strong focus from the ensure players are able to simply play cricket. It is coaching directorship to increase the depth of player only fair that as players we continue to help as often leadership at the club. I am very proud of what has as possible to ensure many hands make light been achieved throughout the season. work. Thanks in particular to Luke, Penny, Andrew Brendan King, Cameron McMahon, Hayden Rayner, and Sharon that really helped on the practical side to Jarrod Smith, Tom Newman, James Box, Tom Barelli, launching the season. James Dowland, Steve Wotherspoon and Cricket will comeback shortly and it would be very many many more all either captained or helped at rewarding to see all faces back preparing for the training. This leadership is just one example of next season ahead and challenging themselves these players developing into great people who help to being better people and cricketers. There others to improve. were some unbelievable victories this season and some very proud memories so I hope it leads you all AWARD Winners - Congratulations to all the to want more. individual award winners. Strong Good Luck into the future, individual performances on a consistent basis allowed this personal Rob Fortington achievement. I am sure that all award winners will Men’s Senior Coach be proud of their high contributions to their teams. I look forward to your continued success and positive play in the future.

20/20 Season - Brendan King ably led the 20/20 BHCC team this year. It was the first year we participated in a 20/20 final. I am glad the club has expanded its exposure to this shorter form of cricket. Players should really focus on these games as being familiar and comfortable with all forms of the game will improve their skills set and could provide greater opportunities in the future. Representing the club at any form of the game is a great stepping stone for the future and can develop greater diversity to your style of play. Congratulations to all the new players that did perform in this team. Well done this season in the 20/20.

WOMEN’S COACH’S SEASON REPORT season. Both players had some serious competition in their respective awards, but for me, their

commitment to improving and their consistency Player movements during the off-season are natural, throughout the season meant that they were losing 6 players from last year’s 1st XI group: deserving recipients of the award. Leah • Marie Kelly; Charalambous took out the Marja van der Toorren • Cassie Brock; Award after series of commendable performances • Hayleigh Brennan; across a number of our elevens. • Bella Gietzman; 1st XI • Pip Taylor; and • Casey Hawley One of the more common themes of our season was injuries – at some point in time, all of our bowlers Given the above absences, a number of key recruits had an injury which limited their involvement in the were obtained prior to the season to strengthen our game. Because of this, other opportunities which saw stocks: the emergence of 15 year old Kristy Arulrajah, the • Brylee Barker; development of Holly Spencer, inclusion of Paris • Emma Sands; Rafferty and opportunities for Jas Fleming and Ash st • Paris Rafferty; O’Farrell to experience 1 XI cricket. The biggest • Laura Shaw; positive from this was the opportunity for these players to get their first experience at this level. I am • Kristy Arulrajah; confident they all benefited from this experience and • Ash O’Farrell; and we look forward to these players continuing to • Jo Gardner emerge from this group over the coming seasons. I would also like to acknowledge the following girls who were selected for various representative teams Due to injuries and the up and down nature of our over the course of the season: form, we were never really at our best, with a number of changes over the course of the season • Meg Lanning – Australian Women’s Cricket Team, Victorian Women’s Cricket Team, Perth Scorchers This season saw the emergence of Rebecca Carter as one of our strongest bowlers with her legspin, taking • Anna Lanning – ACT Meteors, Melbourne Renegades 23 wickets at 12.61 and scoring 501 runs at 23.21 • Zoe Griffiths – Futures which saw her finish 2nd in the Una Paisley Medal • Holly Spencer – Futures, Victorian U18 Team vote count. Zoe Griffiths also had a breakout year, • Lara Shannon – Victorian U18 Team taking 25 wickets at 17.88 and scoring 316 runs at • Hailey Ferris – Victorian U18 Team 23.47 runs. • Caitlin Morando – Victorian U18 Team • Ash O’Farrell – Victorian U15 Team The 1st XI won 8 games and finished 3rd on the • Kristy Arulrajah – Victorian U15 Team ladder, resulting in an away semi-final against • Jas Fleming – Victorian U15 Team Melbourne. Batting first, we found ourselves in • Amelie Gladman – SSV U12 Team trouble at 5/49 before a strong partnership between • Vaishnavi Munukutla – SSV U12 Team Rebecca Carter (35) and Izzy Weber (37) led us to a • Emma Stilve – SSV U12 Team SSV total of 9/125 from our 50 overs. With the ball, we took regular wickets which found Melbourne at 7/87 It’s also worth mentioning here the Emus U14 YPL before some tail end batting saw them over the line premiership team featuring 6 Box Hill girls – Amelie to win by 2 wickets. Gladman, Vaishnavi Munukutla, Emma Stilve, Isa White, Ruby Cullinan and Jas Gouldson. Despite the disappointment of losing finals, our season had many highlights: Congratulations to Best U21 Player Zoe Griffiths and Most Improved Player Holly Spencer for their • Meg Lanning’s 244 off 145 balls – a new competition significant contributions over the course of the record, eclipsing her previous record of 241* in 14

2012/13. Meg’s innings included a magnificent 39 DeJong provided an opening in the game before fours and 2 sixes as she put on 218 for the opening Melbourne passed us 5 down. partnership with sister Anna. Highlights for the year included: • Anna Lanning’s 110* off 112 balls, including 11 fours, against Ringwood. • Lani DeJong – 5/15 off 9 overs vs EMP • Zoe Griffiths’ 90 off 146 balls against Dandenong, • Kate Schie – 4/20 off 9 overs vs Melbourne including 8 fours. Zoe had a great season again, • Penelope Cleghorn – 65* from 54 in the T20 grand highlighted by her second successive Club Champion final award. • Pennie Harrison – 60* against EMP • Rebecca Carter – 4/26 off 7 vs Prahran, with a season total of 23 wickets I would like to acknowledge the efforts of Tim Reid • Holly Spencer – 4/17 off 10 overs (including 5 over the past 6 years. As assistant coach during the maidens) vs Melbourne in the semi final week, Tim adds a great dimension to training, whilst • Paris Rafferty – 3/29 off 10 overs in her debut game he has also imparted great knowledge through his for the Tangs. A great effort! match day role with the 2nd XI. His passion, commitment and knowledge of the game are pivotal nd 2 XI to the success that we have had and shows in the The 2nd XI felt the impacts of the number of injuries development of our younger players. st in the 1 XI side in the first half of the year, but 3rd XI towards the end of the year we got a glimpse of how special this playing group is going to be and how At the start of the season, the 3rd XI seemed to be the important this is for the future of the club. These strongest possibility of returning a premiership, with girls are not only skilful and brave, they are like- the return of Chloe Ip, Rachel Napolitano and the minded and closely connected which brings them recruitment of Courtney Hagen only strengthening together on the field. this belief.

As per last season, we should acknowledge the As always, the greatest impact of player availability contribution of the whole 2nd XI team for driving week-to-week was borne by the 3rd XI. The fact that great club culture and support, which I have no doubt we had up to 21 players unavailable at one time and played pivotal roles in the overall culture of the club. still managed to field 4 sides is a testament to the hard work put in by Nicole to source additional They played in both grand finals, dominating the T20 players at late notice. final against Melbourne but unfortunately succumbing to the same side in the one day final. More player unavailabilities towards the end of the season resulted in a number of younger girls needing In the T20 final, a solid 65* off 54 from Penelope to qualify for the team to make finals. Further to this, Cleghorn saw us finish our 20 overs on 7/116. results and a bye towards the end of the season didn’t Melbourne were 5/48 before a sixth wicket result in our favour, leaving us one game shy of partnership of 54 almost got them back in the game. finals. A crucial wicket to Kate Schie ended this partnership, with Melbourne only managing 109 to crown us T20 champions! Individual highlights include: With our minds back into the one-day format of the game, we found ourselves in the grand final against • Sarah Withers – 5/5 off 6 vs Norwood Melbourne again where we could only manage 154. • Eleanor Forwood – 5/7 off 4 vs Gruyere District & Notable contributions include Hailey Ferris (33) 5/11 off 7 vs Ringwood whilst Sarah Forsyth (19) and Lani DeJong (17*) put • Nicole Breschkin – 63* against Wyclif on 45 for the 9th wicket. It was always going to be tough to defend this total, however 3 wickets to Lani

Nicole led the way with the bat (230 runs @ 115.00), So what have we achieved in the last two seasons? whilst Sarah Withers stood out with the ball in hand Every side, bar the Colts XI which debuted this (14 wickets @ 8.82). season, played in a grand final. The 1st XI won a premiership, the 2nd XI played in a one-day final and Special thanks to Nicole for her help with selection won a T20 premiership, the 3rd XI played in a grand whilst also using her invaluable experience to guide a final and the U14s played in back-to-back grand sometimes very young team. finals.

Colts XI As a club we are inclusive of players at all ages and Led by club stalwart Bec Brown, a 4th XI was levels of ability. We are continuing to grow women’s launched with the aim of developing and growing cricket and provide opportunities for our players to our younger girls in preparation for premier cricket. enjoy their cricket, develop their game and be the best they can be. We provided opportunities for 28 girls throughout the season to experience playing against senior I’d like to acknowledge the contribution of 2 very women on turf wickets on a regular basis. important players in Leah Charalambous and Brooke Vickers. Both these girls played up and down in With the impending arrival of baby Myles to Bec in whichever side they were asked, no complaints. They early March, Laura Shaw stepped in to assist with not only mentoring young girls on and off the field have become great cricketers in their own right, with but the important role of recruiting and selecting Leah winning the Marja van der Toorren Award and teams each week. Brooke Vickers now a T20 premiership player. Awesome achievements for girls who are putting the Highlights for the season include: club first each week.

• The team’s first ever win against Edinburgh in Round Finally, I would like to thank the girls who not only 9 of the T20 competition. Laura Shaw led the way made me feel welcome, but also listened and with 63*, whilst Claudia Shemmell and Airiarn followed my coaching over the course of the past 2 Stewart both took 2 wickets. seasons. I hope you have all seen some improvement • Leah Charalambous taking 6/12 off 5 overs against in your own game, but most importantly the direction Melbourne of where we want the club to head. The club has a • A narrow 2 wicket loss to Edinburgh in Round 8. A bright future with some great young people and it is brilliant start from Julia Cabai and Jas Gouldson (3 important to work hard and hold yourselves to high wickets each in their opening spell) left Edinburgh standards. Best of luck in the future! struggling at 7/18, Round 8 one day game against

Edinburgh in which we only lost by 2 wickets. Had them 7/18, with both Julia Cabai and Jas Gouldson Rick Cullinan both taking 3 wickets in their opening overs. • Another narrow 9 run loss to Geelong in Round 6. Women’s Senior Coach Having bowled them out for 140 and sitting at 6/100, the game was always going to come down to the wire. We found ourselves at 9/117 with youngsters Kaya Stavretis and Jas Gouldson in the middle. A brilliant partnership of 15 ensued, The success of the Colts would not have been possible without the support and understanding of Nicole Breschkin who sometimes played with an unbalanced team to ensure the Colts the opportunity to develop.

Women’s Premier 2nd XI T20 Premiers

Women’s 3rd XI after Sarah Withers, who took 5/5 off 6.1 overs

MEN’S FIRST XI SEASON REPORT

The preseason began with an air of optimism but it would be fair to say not a lot of confidence after the departure of a few high quality players from 2017/18

season. Paul Gloury’s retirement was probably the fixture. But, I can remember sitting in the stands as we most significant considering he had accumulated tried to chase down 200 odd that game….we were all around 2500 runs in his 5 seasons with the club. excited about watching Somil play his first game with us in the ones. Obviously he had piled on runs lower in But there was a determination within the young group the grades, but despite his brief innings, we knew we of players to move on and create their own destiny, had unearthed some gold! career paths and own shadows! This is when the tide changed. The season began with an excellent team performance of 242, batting well into the dark against St A midweek T20 victory against a cocky Bayswater Bernards…..highest score was Riz’s 33 proving most and the following Saturday had us perched against had got off to a start. But from there our next four 2nd placed Mt Waverley with us at the bottom with a 1 weeks were below par, beginning with our inability to and 4 win/loss record. For some reason though, I was defend the 242, being rolled for just 98 against Balwyn extremely confident. Not only had we unearthed some and then being comprehensively beaten in a one dayer gold in Milly, but we also promoted Pritesh Goyal and against Bayswater. In fairness the only couple leg spinner Geet Shahani…..let’s not forget Manraj highlights for me, was the emergence of Brodie Eccles Virdi, who displayed some good form also…..and as a fine opening bat/keeper and Brendan King leading there was some good vibes amongst the group. We lost from the front with the ball. the toss and Mt Waverley batted. Our bowling was sensational whether it was the guile of Kingy, or the But something changed by round 4…..we decided to pace of Teshy, or the spin of Saeed and Geeter, Mt change our game plan slightly for the one dayers. Waverley could only accumulate 135 in their 45 overs. There was to be no bash and crash at the start, but a A total we easily accomplished with 10 overs to spare concerted effort to preserve wickets in the hope we thanks to Brodes, Milly and Junior. could get to 20 overs with only the loss of a couple wickets. Jarrod Smith was the important link Another midweek T20 victory against Mt Waverley, here…..he had proven late the previous season to be completed with 10 overs to spare again (Trucks able to bat time and batting at 4, he was set the task to hattrick the highlight) and a comprehensive victory steady the ship and accumulate runs through smart against Endeavour Hills in both the 2 day and T20 running between the wickets and ball placement. fixtures had us flying with 6 wins from our past 7 games. Our batting line up was to be flexible….if an opposition spinner (which most clubs have in Our final game pre-Xmas was against 6th placed Kew particular Ivanhoe in rd 4) was to be brought into the who were captained by ex-BHCC junior Chris Weekes attack then Hayden Rayner was promoted up the and had a couple ex-premier cricketers. We were order…….he didn’t let us down, on most occasions placed around 8th but a win would have us either inside smashing up run a ball innings’ and placing the the top 6 or just outside. Our bowling effort was opposition under great pressure (311 runs at 31 by reasonable on a very good home wicket, with Kew seasons end proved his worth). The past had proven making 175 off their 45 overs, thanks to a 3/28 from that we (particularly 1st XI) were quite ordinary against Milly and 2/33 from Saeed. At 2/32, we were spin bowling, but this entire season, we dominated struggling, but Junior and Brodes stuck to our plan and opposition spin mainly off the back of Truck and slowly accumulated runs getting us 2/93 before losing Somil Bandi’s ability to use their feet and hit well Junior in the 30th over for an excellent 33. Brodes soon straight. followed for a first class 50 and with Truck also out, we were 5/123 with 9 overs to go. But Manny’s little Round 4’s win against Ivanhoe can also be attributed knock of 14 was a little gem as he and your’s truly to our perfectly planned defence of 175 runs. Fair to compiled a better than a run a ball 48 partnership to say our bowling attack was just 12 months prior, see us home with an over to spare…..a satisfying win plying their trade in the twos (other than Kingy and particularly against a couple “verbal” opposition Mohammed Saeed), but rose to the challenge, bowling players! short of length and to our packed off side field. Two of the competitions leading run scorers, couldn’t score a If that was satisfying then our round 9 win against boundary between them as Ivanhoe could only manage Brunswick, now home to ex-BHCC cricketers in 154 in reply. James Pearson and Justin Lampard was purely euphoric!! Whilst Round 5 saw us lose to Coburg, really this game came down to the toss of the coin on a rough old We targeted this game as an opportunity to prove wicket away from home in the Saturday/Sunday ourselves. Winning the toss ensured us the opportunity

to set a target and then go about placing them under outstanding. Milly was truly inspirational and Davo, the pressure we had previously proven against other Blake, Gus, Brady, Manny, Geet, Teshy, Riz, Newy teams entrenched in the top 6…..Brunswick were and Boxy all contributed significantly to prove their positioned 4th at the time. Again Brodes and Milly worth to our 1st XI this season. I’m sure we progress provided us with the foundation, followed up by from here as finals aspirants and a truly revered team whirlwind innings’ from Truck and Junior saw us within the comp having beating many “better reach 175. Pressure was well and truly on credentialed teams than us” this season. Probably the Brunswick…..and to be honest they faultered! Kingy only lowlight was having just 3 players playing the again led the way with a superb 2/15 off his 9 overs, entire season…..most players missing a game or two along with Truck 2/20 off 8 but it was Saeed’s 4/41 off for different reasons. This did impact continuity. his 9 that killed off Brunswick, who was a team full of ex-premier cricketers and a total player remuneration But for me, the true highlight was out team unity. It spend in the tens of thousands, up against a fledgling was easy to captain guys willing to sacrifice bunch of enthusiastic subs paying young men! themselves for the betterment of the team…..happy to be taken out of attack after just 3 overs or moving Then another victory in rd 10 against Preston who had down a spot in the batting line up to get a better player two County 2nds cricketers, had us compiling a of spin in or to move out of a hot spot in the field for a massive 320 with Milly, Brodes, Luke Davidson and better fielder. No egos, no airs and Truck starring with the bat. Preston could only manage graces…..outstanding. 210, with Saeed taking an excellent 5/58. Thanks to following: That made it 10 wins from our past 11 games…..off to • Rob Fortington…..congrats on a great year as 3rd placed Noble Park for a two dayer. We won the toss and batted but were poor….only managing 148, coach with only Milly and newly promoted Brady Robinson • Ken Trollope…..appreciate your support as providing any fight with the bat. But overnight having Noble at 3/45 gave us some hope, despite the always competitions leading run scorer still at the crease. We • Brendan King….as my right hand man and hatched a plan to bowl in tight at their best bat (at his legs and no width) with Saeed bowling over the inspirational leader wicket, and Kingy being our main man from the other • Andrew Minter…..for your unwavering support end…..it worked. Kingy finished with our best bowling performance for the season 5/38 and Saeed • The Nikolics…..for making the commitment to 3/33 to restrict the GF runners up to just 142. We were support Blake and assist with Team Management proving ourselves as one of the best teams in the comp. • Nifty….scoring and Team Management

• Davo Snr…..assisting Rob at training and But our wheels unfortunately fell off. We were thumped in the T20 semi against Williamstown and supporting us on the weekends then beaten by Croydon leaving us with a must win • Roger Gerny…..training assistance and support against eventual premiers Plenty Valley in the last round to make finals. We were unable to despite a • The Eccles….game day support solid 185 off our 45 overs thanks to our young trio of Davo, Junior and Blake Nikolic…..the latter hitting 3 • Ashwin….number one ticket holder of the ones!! sixes late in the innings (to the small boundary!!!!!). • Vicki (my wife)…..for supporting my cricketing But probably for the first time all season, our bowling and fielding was sub par and Plenty Valley past our passion target with 3 overs to spare. • Players….for putting up with my grumpiness

Finishing in 7th place with a 7 and 6 win/loss record was encouraging considering preseason Michael Vozzo 1st XI Captain predictions….we undoubtedly surprised many but should have made finals considering our mid to late season form. We can’t be satisfied. MEN’S SECOND XI SEASON REPORT

Many of our players were “forced to grow” this season The Box Hill 2nd Eleven year was full of ups, slight and as stated earlier, create their own shadow. They downs, key learnings and some high level cricket. In did. Kingy, Brodes, Junior, Truck and Saeed were amongst the 13 rounds we played, there was some sensational team efforts, sprinkled with high calibre spoken about for years – this actually leads into our individual efforts. To best look back at the Second 11 next topic; season, I’ll be breaking this report into three areas; Batting Performances, Bowling Performances, and Batting Performances: Tremendous Meltdowns. After being set 350 in Croydon on a batting friendly Before we dive in, a quick look at the ladder numbers pitch, the Box Hill boy’s turned up ready to play. first; Straight off the bat, Manraj Virdi (102) made one of the silkiest, easy going centuries we have ever had the WK RU WK RU pleasure of experiencing. An innings full of finesse, TS NS TS NS brute strength and a solid defence was enough to give RA TEA W L LO FO TAK AG NK M P 1 D 1 ST R EN ST us a sniff. However unfortunately when Manraj was Box 1 253 222 dismissed, Blake Nikolic and his steel like hair strolled 8 7 1 5 100 87 Hill 3 2 1 to the crease. After having a few weeks off with a ham(heart)string problem, Blake showed no worries Tremendous Meltdowns: with a powerful 122. Like Manraj’s innings, it was full Best to start with the lowest of the lows/one of the of shots which were both amazing to watch and nd biggest talking points for not only the 2 Eleven’s powerful. Chanceless, and a grinding innings had year, but B.H.C.C in general. Blake bat with the middle to lower order and have us Round 7, day 2, against Endeavour Hills played at City inch closer and closer to the target of 350. Oval was a day most cricketers would never want to Unfortunately Blake couldn’t go on with his innings… be part of… After a fantastic all round team effort day throwing it away cheaply…. Beside the 5 ducks, and 3 1 to take first innings points, the boys were excited to scores under 30, Blake and Manraj probably cost the see if we could pinch an Outright Victory and help our 2’s a historic win…. chances to set ourselves in the top 6. Could Gerny, Our batting performances throughout the year were Broadley, and Barrow bring their best again? consistent with players from 1-11 being able to Unfortunate we will never find out, due to eleven of contribute on any given day. Some high end results for the smartest men at Box Hill Cricket Club accidentally the 2nd 11 are as follows; letting a Westerly Gust of wind find its way under the tarp and pour 40L-60L of pure rain water onto a good length on the playing pitch. Immediately, the Box Hill men dropped to the ground, the Endeavour Hill’s players smiled, then skipped to their cars to head home whilst the umpires started asking for their money. Cricket is full of ‘should I’s’ and ‘could I’s’, unfortunately the unknown of whether we would have created an outright victory which would have helped our finals chances is ones which hurts the most from the season.

It’s not so much a Tremendous Meltdown, as much of being subjected to being in the field for 78.2 overs in Croydon whilst they piled on 350 runs. There were little to no highlights with the ball, however our innings was almost a story which would have been

This table represents our yeah reasonably well. There PLAYER MAT HS RUNS AVE. were contributors across the board, who were good 1 McMahon, Cameron 13 51 317 22.64 enough to get starts and help chase down scores or 2 Barelli, Tom 13 92* 283 21.77 set targets. 3 Robinson, Brady P 10 49* 240 34.29 With such a young side, we were continually 4 Kumar, Rajiv N 6 90 195 32.50 learning how to bat long periods of time and stay 5 Virdi, Manraj S 4 102 183 61.00 patient.

6 Nikolic, Blake 1 122 122 122.00 Every name on this list is good enough to be a st 7 Goyal, Pritesh 3 79* 115 115.00 pivotal 1 Eleven batsman/cricketer. It’s been exciting to be able to bat with these men and watch 8 Smith, Jarrod R 1 91 91 91.00 them evolve as batsmen. 9 Gerny, Campbell 13 30 90 15.00 Would have been better to see more three digit 10 Bandi, Somil 3 50 88 29.33 scores, but this will come with time, practise and 11 Mather, Sebastian 3 48 77 25.67 men learning their game inside and out. 12 Box, James 5 35 71 17.75

13 Wotherspoon, Steve 5 40 71 23.67 Bowling Performances: 14 Davidson, Adam 6 34 70 14.00 The 2nd Eleven had the pleasure of bowling 561 15 Rizio, James 5 43 59 14.75 overs over the past season. Campbell Gerny was the 16 Tatterson, Benjamin 8 23 49 12.25 leader of the bowling attack – bowling 114 of those overs himself (over 20% of the team’s total!) His hard work was constantly rewarded, finishing the season with 20 wickets. Cam G was a dominant bowler during the past season, but he will continue to develop his batting and become one of the club’s best all-rounders. Watch him carefully.

The bowling unit was deep. Fast bowlers – lefties and righties, leggies, offies, meds and Craig Broadley – we’re still not sure what Craig bowls.. Craig was a great pick up for the club this year, with his bustling left handed bowling action constantly keeping batsmen honest. I’m sure when he returned back home to England, his mates would have asked ‘How many aussies did you

hit in the head with a short ball??’ Craig could answer ‘I hit one, and he wasn’t even wearing a helmet.’ Craig brought his ever changing English bowling style to Australia – full of slower balls, cutters, short balls amongst everything else. With 10 wickets to his name for the year, he could have easily had more with a little more luck.

Even though Box Hill Cricket Club Second 11 Craig and Cam G worked well together as a unit and missed out on finals this year, we enjoyed it. We won hopefully they will have the pleasure of bowling more than we lost. We enjoyed the highs as a team, together for the Mustangs again in the not too distant and had to tap each other on the back when things future. weren’t so good. We had boy’s coming through the

2’s and develop into 1st 11 players. And we enjoyed a few laughs along the way.

Overall look at some bowling performances below; Finally, as a naive, 24 year old first time senior captain I had a lot to learn this year. This being said,

PLAYER O M R W AVE. I’d like to thank the following;

1 Gerny, Campbell 114 25 367 20 18.35 • Coach Robbie. Appreciated the support, key 2 McMahon, Cameron 51.2 8 194 10 19.40 learnings and keeping me grounded/in check 3 Broadley, Craig 90 20 275 10 27.50 • 1st 11 Skipper Vozzo. Passing on his words of 4 Barro, Michael 63 10 264 8 33.00 wisdom with a smug, yet comforting grin on 5 Tatterson, Benjamin 47.3 10 198 7 28.29 his face. Thanks for being around the club.

6 Shahani, Geet 17.2 7 49 6 8.17 • Roger Gerny. Life blood of the 2’s, the man who kept the water cold, an elite cordial 7 Traczewski, Pascal 41 6 197 6 32.83 mixture topped up, and our Afternoon Tea 8 Rizio, James 21 6 68 4 17.00 Spread looking so good Matt Preston would

9 Wotherspoon, Steve 25 4 80 3 26.67 eat it.

10 Robinson, Brady P 8 1 25 2 12.50 If I missed thanking anyone in person or above, I apologies. We in the 2’s and the club appreciate your 11 Box, James 18 4 54 2 27.00 work and continued support.

For those boy’s who are playing next year – keep working and keep striving to be better. Because you can and will be the next key player in a B.H.C.C 1st 11 side. For the few who are thinking of not playing next year, think of the good times and get to preseason.

Cameron McMahon

2nd XI Captain

MEN’S THIRD XI SEASON REPORT

It was a different looking team compared to the previous seasons in the third eleven, with 12 or so players excising the higher grades this gave the Cricket is a very simple game if you break it right opportunity for younger players to gain experience in down. It’s a game of cat and mouse and who has the higher grades to develop their skills set for years to patients to do the hard yards come game day. When come we bat its batsmen V bowler, when we bowler it the bowler v the batmen’s it’s a battle of will power to We had 35 players play in the third eleven this see you can stay in the fight long enough. Cricket is season. There were several new players who played such an individual game in so many ways in a team thirds this season, Zach Hazeldine, James Arnberger, sport, we can all be leaders during a match it comes Ben Hammond, Dhruv Goela, Pascal Traczewski, down to who wants it the most to win the battle. Anoop K Bagga, Nicholas Sund Jack Helmot, all these players are young exciting players for the future of the club. TIM REID We also had some players who started off in the 3rd XI Captain lower grades to go to play first eleven cricket, Somil Bandi, Pritesh Goyal & Geet Shahani, it was a pleasure to watch they boys dispatch balls to all parts of the ground v Balwyn.

We won two games for the season which was disappointing for the group, the upside we were in most games for 80% of the time. With the players learning the craft of playing turf cricket at this level they will be better for the run next season. I would like to thank some players, Snelly who filled in for us on occasion, especially when the skipper decided to catch a ball with his face, (thanks BUCK’S). Both Bucks and Spoon for filling in at the back end of the season for the team, the younger boys would have valued your experience. Stickers who took the gloves for the first part of the season. This is a guy who can never be questioned about being a great team player. To all the young bowlers Pascal, Ben H, Zac and James you all have big futures ahead, it was pleasing to you all develop each week as cricket players on turf. The club looks forward for you all to push to player higher in the next few seasons, keep working hard train with a purpose

To all the batmen’s keep working hard at you game train with a purpose develop new skills

MEN’S FOURTHS XI SEASON REPORT After Christmas, we started with two losses and a This season was a rather inconsistent one for the 4th draw before bouncing back to win our last three XI. As a team we struggled for continuity, both in games of the season to make an unlikely charge to players and form as injuries and unavailability in the finals. Highlights from the early games after higher XIs took its toll. Pleasingly we were still able Christmas included club legend Andrew Blake’s to win 6 out of our 13 games and finished just game against Caulfield. 4/59 from Ken Trollope outside the finals on percentage. When comparing against Noble Park. Another 50 from Glenn Comte our statistics with the teams that finished above us, it vs Croydon, well supported by 48 from Simon was clear that we were only half a step off the pace Helmot. The final game of the season was a strong and if some close results had gone our way earlier in win against Ormond, with Simon Flinn making 61 the season we would have been a finals side as we and the hard-hitting Faraz scoring 91*. definitely had the ability to match it with the stronger teams in the competition on our day.

We had 37 players represent the 4th XI during the season and I would like to thank them all for the The season started with two strong wins. First XI efforts and support. Particular thanks should go to bound players Pritesh and Somil (112) starred in a Sam Morris and James Dowland for captaining the Round 1 win against Elsternwick. In Glenn Comte’s side in my absence. On the field I was always flush first game of cricket for the season he also hit a with players to ask for advice, as well as having strong 119* in Rd 2 leading to another clear win with many ideas thrown my way at different times. AB Shiraz taking 6/21 in a fine spell of bowling. In Thanks to DB, Ken, Barge, Glenn, Tim and AB for Rounds 3 and 4 the drain of players started, leading your support during what was an inconsistent season. to a struggle to fill the XI in both one day games. A As always it’s an honour to captain a side for the highlight from these games was the outstading 97* Box Hill Cricket Club and I look forward to the from Adam Davidson vs Moorabbin. challenges the Season 19/20 will bring.

Peter Robertson In Rounds 5 and 6 we bounced back with wins th against Brighton and Malvern. Runs and wickets 4 XI Captain were shared against Brighton. The game against

Malvern was controlled superbly by DB with the ball taking 5/24 from his 8 overs. Comte was again in the runs with an excellent 65, well supported by Flinny’s 45*. After a washout in Round 7 – where Comte scored another excellent hundred, Round 8 was when player availability was an issue. With the games being so close to Christmas, many players were away and we again struggled to fill the side. Sam Morris and James Dowland both stepped to lead the side and I thank them for their efforts.

VETERANS XI SEASON REPORT

The Box Hill Vet’s Program entered its third year in season 2018/19. A huge thank you from my point of view to all players for the season. Everyone’s contribution in not As many know, the premise of Vets is inclusion, only playing but helping with set up / pack up for participation and most importantly, a great excuse to home games and quick responses to my emails made reconnect socially and to try and keep somewhat fit. organising the season a breeze. The competitive nature however still kicks in for all of us and once on the park, we are there to win! Thanks also to Dean Whitelaw for captaining and to Peter Lazer who took the reins in Dean’s absence for For season 2018/19, we had 22 players represent the two games. I would also like to extend a thank you to Vet’s team of which 14 played 4 games or more. In a Andrew Blake for his support from a club/committee short season, this ensured we had a relatively stable perspective and to Luke Kukuruzovic for his squad and team every week. As a result, we went administrative support with MyCricket. through the home and away season undefeated with 5 wins and a draw finishing 2 points clear on top. Next season awaits!

There were many highlights over the home and away Steve Flinn season. A few standouts include: Vets Coordinator

- Daniel Upton smashing 43 against Booroondara in Round 1 (four 6s, two 4s). Pete Lazer also scoring a quick 33 with five 4s - and one 6. - Round 2 versus North Balwyn saw Justin Farrow and Daniel Snell retiring on 43 and 40 respectively with sixteen 4s hit between them.

- The Daniel Snell show rolled on in Round 3

with a 43 retired (six 4s, One 6) and a 4 / 6 off 3 overs. - - Another 40 retired from Daniel Snell in Round 4 versus Kew and handy contributions of 33 from Dean Whitelaw and 39 from Andrew Blake ensuring our biggest score for the season finishing at 8 / 192.

Making the finals for the first time in our Vet’s history was a great achievement though unfortunately, we lost quite convincingly in the semi- final against Notting-Hill Brandon Park.

Angus Hands Hayden Rayner

Brodie Eccles Mahammed Saeed

Jarrod Smith

JG CRAIG U/15 REPRESENTATIVE TEAM We then went on to contain Balwyn for 99 with a loss of 8 wickets, our strength was very much in the I would first off like to thank Box Hill for offering depth and accuracy of our bowlers. Many did not get the opportunity of coaching the Craig Shield team as wickets but had some extremely economical figures, it was very much a highlight off my period in among the wickets were Joel Michaelson (2) Jamie Australia and with Box Hill. Ross (2) Jack Helmot (2) and Ben Grlj (1). The running of the trials went tremendously well The boys made it 3 from 3 as we entertained Nobel thanks to the input and expertise of Simon Helmot park making 155 for the loss of 8 wickets.Many and the organisation of Sharon Lynas, this allowed chipping in with scores, Joel Michaelson (40) Mitch me to look at the individual players very critically Brooker (23) Jamie Ross (21). Nobel park replied and get a good vibe as to their individual strengths with 126 all out. Wickets again for J. Michaelson (3) and weaknesses. The selection process was however J. Ross (3) J. Helmot (2) and S Heenan (1). stunted a little by numerous prospects choosing other clubs such as Kew before we could even offer them At this point I would like to tell you how much the the opportunity of playing for the mustangs. This team had gelled and how much I really got on with however did not affect the overall outcome off the every one of them. This, I believe was a huge reason team. for the success of the team.

We first of all played 2 friendly’s one against However lessons were learnt against Mount Brunswick and one against divisional rivals Waverley, on a scorching day and a beautiful deck Croydon. Unfortunately we lost both games but we were humiliated and dismissed for 80. Jack learnt a lot about ourselves as a team in the process, Helmot having the team on his shoulders, in extreme needless to say even though we lost two close games heat, grinded out 30 runs with only jimmy Jessup for the expectations for the side weren’t particularly support with 21. The home team, quite cruelly kept high, an underdog if you would. us out in the heat, as they made their way to 173, most of which were junk runs.Only 3 wickets were Moving on to the Carnival we played our first game taken, coming from Jack 2 and Jimmy 1. From here against an extremely talented Bayswater side.On an on I decided that with our strength being our bowling unseasonably soft and green springy park deck, in we will bowl first in future if given the choice, Jack which the visitors rather bizarrely opted to bat first. was very much on board with this decision. They were dismantled for only 44, after a fantastic bowling performance. The boys finished it with only Back to winning ways at City Oval against 4 down. Note worthy performances, Jimmy Jessup 2 Endeavour Hills. The boys were extremely exited to wickets for 0 runs off 5 overs, Jamie Ross 2 for 3 of be playing on the first team ground. They put in a 5, Sam Heenan 3 for 2. With probably the best performance to justify the honour, winning the toss fielding performance I have ever seen from a junior and containing the visitors to 148 for the loss of 8 outfit a couple of great run outs and catcher were on wickets, coming from Max Warburton (2) and the show, as was the power hitting of Joel Michaelson 16 rest being shared between Luke Cassey, Jamie Ross, not out. Jack Helmot and Irah Murphy. The boys successfully chased the total down and put 163 on the board for Onto game two, we opted to bat first against a weak the loss of 5, Josh Davidson (36) Jamie Ross (23) Balwyn side making 166 for 7 with runs from vice- Mitch Brooker (31) Joel Michaelson (45*). captain Mitch Brooker (44) and his Mitcham counterparts Jamie Ross (34) and Joel Michaelson (23) with the skipper Jack Helmot pitching in with a useful and hard fought (28*). The Final group game, to finish with a record of 5/6 and second in the East, was in a nail bitter against Croydon. The home team posted 150 for 4 wickets, Jack 3 , Joel 2 , Ben Grlj 2 and one for Sam Heenan.

We scraped past the 150,7 down, realistically our devastating 5 wicket hauls but every individual last recognised batting pair at the crease for this contributed to wining us a game, somewhere along game. Runs for Mitch Brooker 44, Jack Helmot 29 the line. This is why we made the final, I can and some good contributions from the middle and honestly say that I couldn’t of worked with a better lower order. set of lads they made every game enjoyable and I would love to see them all in the black green and The finals series kicked off as we travelled to the gold of Box Hill in the coming years, as I think they undefeated Brighton, we won the toss and put the all have the ability to be sub district players, whether home team in to bat and we bowled them out for a in the ones, twos, threes or fours. They are all great challenging 154. Wicket takers were Joel 4 ,Jack 2, prospects for the club. A bonus for Jack Helmot Joel Jimmy Jessup 1 and Sam Heenan 1. This was Michaelson and Jamie Ross was their inclusion in the knocked off with 2 overs to spare with Jamie Ross Craig Shield team of the East, who would play making 33, Josh Davidson 41 and Mitch Brooker 53 against the representatives from the South North and not out. West. I hope that the club can manage an u16 Turf team next year as I am confident the vast majority The semi-final grudge match against Kew, after losing players to Kew in the selection process, the would be interested in playing. lads and myself wanted to really put them to the I would also like to thank Matthew Lynas who was sword and book our place in the final.We did this in Team Manager for the carnival, who made my job as emphatic style rolling them for 86 with multiple run Coach much easier. Once again coaching the Craig outs, as we applied serious dot ball pressure and Shield team, really was a pleasure and an Honour, I forced them into trying to steal runs which they did think very highly of the lads as cricketers and as very ineffectively as we bagged 5 run outs! The other upstanding individuals. 5 wickets were claimed by Ben Grlj (2) and one a piece for Jack, Jamie and Ben Kenealy. 3 wickets fell Box Hill 2019 Craig Shield Runners up: chasing 86 with an unbeaten 45 being the highlight from Jamie Ross. Jack Helmot (captain) Mitchall Brooker (vice) The Final was where it began, against Divisional Irah Murphy (vice) rivals Bayswater. I would like to note that senior Jamie Ross players and affiliated members from the club were in Josh Davidson attendance at all of our fixtures but we were Joel Michaelson particularly well supported in the final and I would James Jessup like to thank everyone who attended. Ben Kenealy Ben Grlj Unfortunately this was one step too far as we came Luke Cassy out second best, early dot ball pressure looked Max Warburton promising for us as Bayswater were struggling to Brinny Mahadeva score freely, however they absorbed the pressure and Byron Fernandes (wicket Keeper) did not throw wickets away and reached 206 for 4 Sam Heenan with some fantastic batting. A wicket a piece for Joel, Jimmy,Ben Kenealy and Sam Heene. Craig Broadley Unfortunately we could not make a game of it as we U15 Craig Shield Coach fell for 94 with only scraps from Jamie Ross (23) and

Irah Murphy (20).

All in all, I was extremely pleased to make a grand final for what I’ve been told only the second time in Box Hills history, we did this with a underdog team, the reason for our success was the everyone pitched in, nobody scored magnificent tons or bowled

Under 15 Craig Shield Team

JUNIOR PROGRAM 2016/17: finals for this competition and were left feeling a little left out. Rob Fortington’s U12 Friday Night

BDRCA team were luckier, having finished second 2018-19 season was an interesting season at Box Hill in the home and away season, went on to win the where I unexpectantly became a junior co-ordinator Grand final very convincingly and ending up with a just before the season started. This made the start of premiership for Box Hill. Thankyou for Kam Tailor the season a bit clunky and rushed, but we all finally as their team manager and Mick Sheehan who settled into our roles. Thanks to all the coaches and helped the team throughout the season. These two team managers that helped me throughout the season, gentleman also need recognition for their Coaching and especially to Rob Fortington, who had the and team managing of the U10 side also. patience and time to educate me what was needed for the juniors at Box Hill. Some of the changes we made After winning a Premiership in u14 C’s last season the included new Black junior shirt’s so the junior sides U14 Girls side moved up a division into U14 B’s. aligned with the senior teams, these uniforms are Nobody had great expectations with having to move to smart and let the junior feel more a part of the senior the higher division, under the tutelage of Amy Jennings club. We had all junior training on Tuesday nights, so and our English Recruit Jo Gardner, the girls made an all of the teams got to see each other and also the men ok start, but after Christmas and having so many girl’s sides train. It was tricky with timing and we will have coming back from successful representative carnivals, to work that again this season, but on the whole this saw them winning enough games to finish 3rd on ladder worked well. We had our first Woolworths Junior after home and away season. These girl’s were Blasts on Thursday nights, this was a small crew of 7 incredible in the semi finals and made it into a Grand players, thank you to Rajiv Kumar who ran a fantastic Final, way beyond our expectations. Although losing program for these juniors and made it a fun way to grand final in the end to Ashburton Willows, there is develop these young cricketers, including two girls. talk of an u14 A side next season. So proud of our girls. This season saw us fielding the following teams 1 X We also had some outstanding individual results in U10, 2 XU12, 1 combined U14 team with Forest Hill our juniors both at club level, Rep level & state level. CC, 1XU16 combined team with Deepdene Bears & 1 XU14 girl’s team. We had many representative Squad Players:

For the third year in a row we have merged two clubs • U14 Emus: Amelie Gladman, Heide Pearce, Isa White, together to make a “Combined” XI, in U14 & U16. Emma Stilve. Ruby Cullinan, Jasmine Gouldson. This was more successful for the u16’s, making finals • U17 Emus: Kristy Arulrajah, Aishling O’Farrell, this season but the u14 Forest Hill side struggled for Jasmine Fleming, Leah Charalambous, Brooke Vickers, numbers throughout the season. Cam Dunne team Allana Dahlsen, Ali Elliott and Arian Stewart. managed ,whilst Craig Broadley, our English Recruit, • SSV 12: Amelie Gladman, Emma Stilve and Vaishnavi coached the u16 side. They made a brilliant pair, the Munukutia. boys seemed to really enjoy their season and we hope • U15 Vic Squad: Kristy Arulrajah, Ali Elliott, Jasmine to have a turf side for the younger players in this side Fleming and Aishling O’Farrell. next season. • U17 Vic Squad: Hailey Ferris, Caitlin Morando, Lara Shannon and Holly Spencer. I believe the focus of Junior sport is to engage young athletes in an environment where they feel Junior cricket could not run without the help from comfortable and encouraged to grow and develop our amazing coaches and team mangers the effort their skills and the love for the game. Winning a that goes into each game is outstanding. I thank you all premiership is never the focus for the season but was for your commitment to the Box Hill Cricket Club. a lovely benefit from the process. We need to I would like to thank especially to thank Robert congratulate the two U12 sides this season, the Fortington who has coached Junior Cricket teams for a Saturday ECA side coached by Joshua Martina and number of years now. I would like to wish him all the Team Manager Keiran Murphy, finished 2nd in the best his future endeavours. Thank Craig Broadley and u12 B competition, unfortunately there were no Jo Gardner our British Imports who put their heart and soul into our junior sides and also the Representative sides they coached.

Overall it was a successful year in junior cricket and I look forward to next season, hopefully all juniors will continue to grow as players and continue to fall in love with the amazing sport cricket it.

Sharon Lynas Junior Co-coordinator

Under 14B JD Norman Girls Team

Under 12B Friday Grade (Blue) Premiers 2018/19

JUNIOR AWARD WINNERS BHCC 2018/19

Under 16B: Batting: Ben Keneally 211 runs, ave: 42.20 Bowling: Neel Marshed 10 wickets @ 14.20 Coach/Managers Award: Tom Lyden

Under 14B Girls: Batting: Isa White 275 runs, ave: 45.83 Bowling: Ruby Cullinan 7 wickets @ 12.43 Coach/Managers Award: Emily Joseph

Under 12B: Batting: Roland Murphy 125 runs, ave: 62.50 Bowling: James Webb 9 wickets @ 7.56 Coach/Managers Award:

Under 12B: (Blue) Batting: Kavish Tailor 197 runs, ave: 65.67 Bowling: Kavish Tailor 12 wickets @ 3.75 Coach/Managers Award: Fletcher Downs

Under 10 Gold: Batting: Amay Tailor Bowling: Amay Tailor Coach/Managers Award: Will Fortington

LIFE MEMBERS

Life membership was bestowed on two Box Hill members this season.

Peter Robertson

• First played in season 2005 • 181 total career matches • 1384 runs (HS 85) 2 x half centuries • 240 wickets (best bowling 7/26). 4 x 5 wicket innings and 1 x 10 wicket match

• 2005/6 Bruce Lang Award as Men’s Club Best and Fairest • 2005/6 4th XI Bowling award • 2006/7 3rd XI Bowling Award • 2011/12 3rd XI bowling award • 2015/16 4th XI bowling award

• General committee member from season 2008/9 to 2012/13 and in 2015/16.

• Secretary in seasons 2013/14 and 14/15 for a total of 8 years service on the Box Hill Cricket Club committee.

• 4th XI captain from season 2013/14 to 16/17, then again in season 2018/19 (5 years and counting!)

LIFE MEMBERS (CONTINUED)

Michelle Winterton

Michelle came to Box Hill after East Burwood, the club she had played junior cricket at, folded. Michelle debuted here in the 1999/2000 season, playing in both the Under 17 and senior sides. As at the end of this season Michelle has played 282 games for the Club, which is the most games of any female to represent Box Hill. Michelle has represented Box Hill in each of the 1sts, 2nds and 3rds senior teams, with the vast majority of her games played in the premier seconds. Michelle also captained the 2nds in 2014/15 and 2015/16.

Michelle is a great club person, she is loyal, generous and never afraid of a challenge. She is a wonderful person to play cricket with. Michelle also loves a good pun – although I’m not sure whether she enjoys the pun or the groans after delivering them more! Michelle also comes up with some real pearlers sometimes – as her nickname Carpy attests!

In just her third season, Michelle was part of the 3rd XI squad who won a premiership in 2001/02. Michelle has told me that, as 12th player that day, she didn’t feel that she was truly part of the team that won that flag and so she has chased premiership success ever since. Unfortunately, she has not yet attained it and I know that this is a real disappointment and frustration for her. However, Michelle has enjoyed plenty of success at this club in other measures.

Over her almost 20 years at the club, Michelle has amassed 2783 runs and taken 116 wickets at an average of 22.9. These stats are based on MyCricket which do not yet have stats from her first 5 years at the club. However, even based on those incomplete statistics, that is the 7th most wickets by a female at this Club and the 5th most runs by a female at this Club.

Some of the other highlights of Michelle’s playing career include:

• winning the Marja Van der Toorren award, the women’s best and fairest, twice – in 2007/08 and then jointly with her sister Karyn in 2008/09. Just this year she came equal second in the vote count – an indication of her longevity; • taking 7/26 with the ball vs Frankston in the 2nds in 2004/05; • winning the bowling average award for the 2nd XI in 2005/06; • winning batting average award for the 3rd XI in 2015/16; and • scoring her maiden century in the 3rd XI in 2017/18.

Those achievements, and the timeframe over which her highlights are achieved, perfectly sums up Carpy – she has determination and a drive to get better and achieve new things. And if at first she doesn’t succeed, she will keep trying until she achieves it.

This year, she has had a brilliant season in the 3s. In the T20 comp, she made 310 runs at an average of 62. She was also part of a 190-run opening partnership with Isa White in the game against Wycliff – a new record for the 3s. Her excellent T20 season was recognised when she was selected in the first ever Cricket Victoria Regional Big Bash, which was designed to showcase talent in the community competition. She did our Club proud in representing us in that forum.

Off the field, Michelle has contributed to the club in many ways. Many of you will have seen her working behind the bar after games and club social functions. She has helped the club in this role for over a decade now. As anyone who has chatted to her over the bar knows, Michelle is a great listener. She also enjoys other people’s success, and can commiserate when things don’t go well, which makes her a great friend to many people at this Club.

BOX HILL CLUB CHAMPIONS

Men’s Club Champion 2018/19 Women’s Club Champion 2018/19 Player Matches Points Player Matches Points

Brodie Eccles 13 106.2 Zoe Griffiths 18 157.4 Hayden Rayner 12 98.2 Rebecca Carter 17 125 Brendan King 13 73.6 Anna Lanning 11 97.8 Somil Bandi 8 73.6 Jo-Anne Gardner 18 86.6 Muhammad Saeed 12 62.6 Amy Jennings 18 76.4 Blake Nikolic 11 54 Holly Spencer 15 66.4 Michael Vozzo 13 47 Meg Lanning 2 53.6 Jarrod Smith 11 45 Danielle Montague 16 51.8 Luke Davidson 10 44 Lara Shannon 7 45.4 Tom Newman 10 30.4 Isabelle Weber 17 42.6 Manraj Virdi 7 28.6 Kristy Arulrajah 8 39 Steve Wotherspoon 5 16.2 Madeleine Clayton 11 31.6 Angus Hands 4 15.8 Laura Shaw 6 28.2 Brady Robinson 3 15.6 Paris Rafferty 9 24 Pritesh Goyal 2 13 Ashling O'Farrell 5 22.8 Geet Shahani 4 12.2 Katie Mack 2 16.2 James Rizio 2 11 Penelope Cleghorn 6 13.8 James Box 2 7.2 Maitlan Brown 2 12.4 Sam Blake 1 3.4 Jasmine Fleming 2 7.2 Hailey Ferris 2 6.4 Kate Schie 1 5 Alannah Dahlsen 2 2.6 Hayleigh Brennan 1 2 Emma Sands 1 0.2 Emily Roberts 1 0

Past Winners - Men Past Winners - Women 17/18 P.Gloury 99/00 S. Brown 81/82 G. Coller 17/18 Z.Griffiths 04/05 R. Haynes 16/17 J.Pearson 98/99 A. Blake 80/81 B. Utting 16/17 C.Brock 03/04 I. Noack 15/16 P.Gloury 97/98 S. Hubber 79/80 G. Coller 15/16 C.Brock 02/03 K. Winterton 14/15 P.Gloury 96/97 P. Davies 78/79 G. Coller 14/15 C.Brock 01/02 N. Challis 13/14 P.Gloury 95/96 S.Jackson 77/78 B. Utting 13/14 A. Lanning 00/01 N. Challis 12/13 R. Moore 94/95 G. Turner 76/77 B. Utting 12/13 A. Lanning 99/00 N. Challis 11/12 A. West 93/94 G. Turner 75/76 B. Utting 11/12 A. Lanning 98/99 K. Neilson 10/11 A. Atkinson 92/93 S. Laussen 74/75 C. Hansen 10/11 M. Lanning 97/98 N. Challis 09/10 P. Shepard 91/92 S. Laussen 73/74 R. Reid 09/10 C. Hawley 96/97 M. Jones 08/09 A. Goldsmith 90/91 M. Drinkall 72/73 J. Ogilvie 08/09 M. Lanning 95/96 M. Jones 07/08 A. Blake 89/90 S. Laussen 71/72 K. Utting 07/08 N. Challis 94/95 N. Challis 06/07 A.Goldsmith 88/89 S. Laussen 70/71 K. Fewster 06/07 R. Haynes 93/94 N. Challis 05/06 P. Shepard 87/88 S. Laussen 69/70 G. Coller 05/06 R. Haynes 92/93 N. Challis 04/05 A. Blake 86/87 G. van Vugt 68/69 G. Charman 03/04 A. Blake 85/86 L. Peterson 67/68 K. Utting 02/03 D. Rutherford 84/85 L. Peterson 66/67 K. Fewster 01/02 S. Brown 83/84 K. Albiston 65/66 K. Fewster 00/01 J. Mitchell 82/83 K. Albiston 64/65 E. Barnes

PERPETUAL AWARDS

Best & Fairest – Bruce Lang and Marja van der Toorren Awards The Club Best and Fairest is awarded across all Senior Men’s and Women’s elevens with votes gathered on a 3-2- 1 basis during the home and away fixture. Named in honour of Life members Bruce Lang (Men’s XIs) and Marja van der Toorren (Women’s XIs) as both Bruce and Marja displayed (and continue to display) the personal and cricket qualities all players aspire to. Captains are responsible for organising the umpire (or opposition captain where there is no umpire) to submit votes at the completion of each match. The votes are collected and stored, then counted on the last day of the regular season.

Season 2018/19 Winners: Bruce Lang Award: Marja van der Toorren Award: Somil Bandi Leah Charalambous

Previous Winners:

Season Bruce Lang Award Marja van der Toorren Award

2017/18 James Pearson Anna Lanning 2016/17 Paul Gloury Cassie Brock 2015/16 Paul Gloury Chloe Ip 2014/15 Andrew Blake Casey Hawley & Nicole Breschkin 2013/14 Paul Gloury Anna Lanning 2012/13 David Carter & Barrie Frankland Margaret Pretty 2011/12 Brendan King Anna Lanning & Pennie Harrison 2010/11 Alex Atkinson Rachael Haynes & Michelle Goldsmith 2009/10 Suresh Ravichandran Casey Hawley 2008/09 Andrew Goldsmith Karyn Winterton & Michelle Winterton 2007/08 Andrew Blake Michelle Winterton 2006/07 Ken Trollope Brooke McFarlane 2005/06 Peter Robertson Toni West 2004/05 Andrew Blake Amanda McFadyen 2003/04 Andrew Blake Ingrid Noack 2002/03 David Carter Karyn Winterton & Bronte Stray 2001/02 Shaun Brown Toni West

PERPETUAL AWARDS (CONTINUED):

The Karen Britton Memorial Award

(formerly the Arthur Carter Memorial Award)

Winner: Laura Shaw

This award is presented to the player amongst the The Don Davis Perpetual Award for Women’s Elevens, who in the eyes of her peers, has Outstanding Club Contribution made the outstanding team contribution both on and off the field during the season. This season votes Winner: Roger Gerny were awarded based on the renewed values – Commitment, Positivity & Respect. In 2006 Karen The Don Davis award acknowledges members of Box Britton, a former player, coach and chair of selectors Hill CC who have provided outstanding club at Box Hill CC and a VWCA administrator/team contributions over the course of the season. In manager passed away aged just 45, from cancer. recognition of Don Davis’ many years of service to During her time at Box Hill she had a tremendous the Club as a past President and Club Stalwart, this positive influence on the playing group, particularly award was first presented in Don’s honour the season the junior players of the Club. after his passing. Previous winners: Previous winners: 2017/18 Pennie Harrison 2017/18 Pennie Harrison 2016/17 Sarah Forsyth 2016/17 Greg Rizio 2015/16 Penelope Cleghorn 2015/16 Roger Gerny & Steven Wotherspoon 2014/15 Penelope Cleghorn 2014/15 James Debney & Brendan King 2013/14 Penelope Cleghorn 2013/14 Michael Fletcher 2012/13 Penelope Cleghorn & Laura Shaw 2012/13 Brendan King & Laura Shaw 2011/12 Penelope Cleghorn 2011/12 Ken Trollope 2010/11 Penelope Cleghorn 2009/10 Casey Hawley 2010/11 Tim Blake 2008/09 Karyn Winterton 2009/10 Andrew Davidson 2007/08 Penelope Cleghorn & Karyn Winterton 2008/09 Casey Hawley & Anne Smyth 2006/07 Nicole Smith 2007/08 Penelope Cleghorn & Peter Robertson 2005/06 Marja van der Toorren 2006/07 Sarah Pantaleo & Tom Barelli 2004/05 Rebecca Brown & Sarah Pantaleo 2005/06 Robert Fortington 2003/04 Amanda McFadyen 2004/05 Matthew Howe 2002/03 Tara Anderson 2003/04 Nicole Smith & Trent Batchelor 2001/02 Marja van der Toorren 2002/03 Claire Lavery & James Stevenson 2000/01 Rebecca Brown 2001/02 Samuel Morris 1999/00 Marja van der Toorren 2000/01 Greg Smyth 1998/99 Rebecca Brown 1999/00 Rebecca Brown 1997/98 Kirsten Macleod 1998/99 Megan Thompson 1996/97 Jackie Dodson 1997/98 Neville Roulston 1995/96 Rebecca Brown 1996/97 Rebecca Brown & Sam Cameron 1994/95 Toni West 1993/94 Fran Dyson 1992/93 Robyn Calder

MILESTONES, OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS AND SEASON AWARDS

Milestones:

300 Club Senior games – David Carter 250 Club Senior games –

200 Club Senior games – 150 Club Senior games – David Blake

100 Club Senior games – Isabella Weber, Kate Schie, Luke Kukuruzovic 150 Women’s First XI games – 100 Women’s First XI games –

50 Women’s First XI games – Isabella Weber

300 Gamer David Carter

Outstanding Achievements

Batting (Centurions) Score Grade Opponent Round Meghann Lanning 244 Women’s 1st XI Plenty Valley 9 Anna Lanning 110 Women’s 1st XI Ringwood 12 Blake Nikolic 122 Men’s 2nd XI Croydon 12 Manraj Virdi 102 Men’s 2nd XI Croydon 12 Glen Comte 119 Men’s 4th XI Balwyn 2 Glen Comte 115 Men’s 4th XI Endeavour Hills 7 Somil Bandi 112 Men’s 4th XI Elsternwick 1

Bowling (10+ wickets in a match, 5+ wickets in an innings [Men]; 5+ wickets in an innings [Women])

Figures Grade Opponent Round Leah Charalambous 6/12 Women’s 3rd XI Melbourne 1 Abdullah Shiraz 6/21 Men’s 4th XI Balwyn 1 22 Geet Shahani 6/49 Men’s 2nd XI Coburg 5 Sarah Withers 5/5 Women’s 4th XI Norwood 4 Eleanor Forwood 5/7 Women’s 4th XI Gruyere District 6 Eleanor Forwood 5/11 Women’s 4th XI Ringwood 3 Lani De Jong 5/15 Women’s 2nd XI EMP 9

Wicket Keeping: Brodie Eccles 4cts Men’s 1st XI Endeavour Hills 7 1 Stumping.

Senior Award Winners

Grade Averages/Awards Men’s Awards Women’s Awards 1st XI Batting Somil Bandi 1st XI Batting Anna Lanning 1st XI Bowling Muhammad Saeed 1st XI Bowling Rebecca Carter 2nd XI Batting Brady Robinson 2nd XI Batting Penelope Cleghorn 2nd XI Bowling Campbell Gerny 2nd XI Bowling Lani DeJong 3rd XI Batting Dhruv Goela 3rd XI Batting Nicole Breshkin 3rd XI Bowling No Qualifiers 3rd XI Bowling Sarah Withers 4th XI Batting Glenn Comte 4th XI Batting Leah Charalmbous 4th XI Bowling No Qualifiers 4th XI Bowling No Qualifiers

Coaches Awards Best U21 Men’s Player Brodie Eccles Most Improved Men’s Player Luke Davidson Best U21Women’s Player – Nat Challis Award Zoe Griffiths Most Improved Women’s Player Holly Spencer

Zoe Griffiths Jo Gardner

SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S FIRST XI – 2018-19

Batting and fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Somil Bandi 8 8 0 81 263 32.88 3 0 5 Hayden Rayner 12 11 1 68 no 311 31.10 2 0 2 Luke Davidson 10 10 1 48 220 24.44 0 0 Brodie Eccles 13 13 0 50 311 23.92 1 0 12

Also batted: Pritesh Goyal 2 2 1 27 35 35.00 0 0 Brendan King 13 8 6 16 no 53 26.50 0 0 5 Steve Wotherspoon 5 5 3 26 no 51 25.50 0 0 1 James Rizio 2 2 0 33 40 20.00 0 0 Blake Nikolic 11 9 2 43 no 135 19.29 0 0 4 Jarrod Smith 11 11 1 49 190 19.00 0 0 3 Michael Vozzo 13 13 3 46 175 17.50 0 0 2 Sam Blake 1 1 0 17 17 17.00 0 0 Brady Robinson 3 3 0 25 38 12.67 0 0 3 Angus Hands 4 4 0 22 49 12.25 0 0 1 Manraj Virdi 7 6 0 26 73 12.17 0 0 3 Tom Newman 10 10 0 18 92 9.20 0 0 5 James Box 2 2 0 16 16 8.00 0 0 1 Muhammad Saeed 12 9 0 21 48 5.33 0 0 2 Geet Shahani 4 1 0 1 1 1.00 0 0

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Muhammad Saeed 12 169.4 52 22 359 16.32 5/58 Brendan King 13 171.3 43 23 426 18.52 5/38

Also bowled: Geet Shahani 4 33 7 6 90 15.00 3/18 Pritesh Goyal 2 23 7 3 68 22.67 2/41 Somil Bandi 8 42 4 5 146 29.20 3/28 Hayden Rayner 12 101.1 15 11 327 29.73 3/58 Manraj Virdi 7 30 3 4 123 30.75 2/19 Angus Hands 4 17 1 2 68 34.00 1/12 James Rizio 2 16 2 1 39 39.00 1/28 Blake Nikolic 11 80.1 18 7 293 41.86 3/58 James Box 2 15 3 1 45 45.00 1/38 Steve Wotherspoon 5 45.4 8 2 156 78.00 1/20 Luke Davidson 10 1.1 0 0 5 - 0/2 Brady Robinson 3 2 0 0 6 - 0/6 Michael Vozzo 13 8 2 0 17 - 0/1 Jarrod Smith 11 4 0 0 22 - 0/5 Sam Blake 1 12 4 0 31 - 0/31

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Brodie Eccles 16 12 4

WOMEN’S FIRST XI STATISTICS 2018-19

Note: Statistics for the Women’s First XI are combined stats from the CV Premier Firsts One Day and T20 competitions

Batting and fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Anna Lanning 11 11 1 110 no 389 38.90 2 1 8 Zoe Griffiths 18 17 2 90 352 23.47 2 0 10 Rebecca Carter 17 16 2 77 no 325 23.21 1 0 4 Jo-Anne Gardner 18 16 1 69 308 20.53 1 0 5 Amy Jennings 18 17 2 39 242 16.13 0 0 8 Isabella Weber 17 14 1 37 153 11.77 0 0 5

Also batted: Meg Lanning 2 2 0 244 268 134.00 0 1 Katie Mack 2 2 1 61 no 81 81.00 1 0 Maitlan Brown 2 2 1 43 52 52.00 0 0 1 Danielle Montague 16 8 6 10 no 39 19.50 0 0 2 Holly Spencer 15 8 5 15 no 42 14.00 0 0 3 Madeleine Clayton 11 11 2 34 118 13.11 0 0 2 Laura Shaw 6 5 1 35 no 51 12.75 0 0 1 Lara Shannon 6 3 2 8 no 12 12.00 0 0 7 Penelope Cleghorn 6 5 0 27 59 11.80 0 0 1 Paris Rafferty 9 7 1 14 40 6.67 0 0 1 Ashling O'Farrell 4 1 0 4 4 4.00 0 0 7 Kristy Arulrajah 8 3 1 3 5 2.50 0 0 3 Hailey Ferris 2 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 1 Hayleigh Brennan 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 Jasmine Fleming 1 1 1 6 no 6 - 0 0 Alannah Dahlsen 2 1 1 3 no 3 - 0 0 Emma Sands 1 1 1 1 no 1 - 0 0

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Lara Shannon 15 7 8 Amy Jennings 9 6 3

Bowling: Best Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave bowling Rebecca Carter 17 79.3 5 23 290 12.61 4/26 Zoe Griffiths 18 130.3 14 25 447 17.88 3/11 Holly Spencer 15 108 18 18 381 21.17 4/17 Danielle Montague 16 130 21 15 430 28.67 3/32

Women’s First XI Statistics 2018 -19

Also bowled: Kate Schie 1 4 1 2 18 9.00 2/18 Kristy Arulrajah 8 39.1 3 12 149 12.42 3/17 Jasmine Fleming 2 7 0 2 28 14.00 2/15 Alannah Dahlsen 2 7 1 1 23 23.00 1/18 Hailey Ferris 2 10.1 0 2 48 24.00 1/10 Hayleigh Brennan 1 7 0 1 24 24.00 1/24 Laura Shaw 6 30.1 2 5 127 25.40 2/23 Jo-Anne Gardner 13 53.2 8 6 165 27.50 2/7 Ashling O'Farrell 4 14 1 2 61 30.50 1/13 Paris Rafferty 9 50 6 6 192 32.00 3/29 Maitlan Brown 2 6 0 0 35 - 0/16 Madeleine Clayton 8 2 0 0 14 - 0/14 Emily Roberts 1 3 0 0 11 - 0/11 Isabella Weber 12 2 0 0 10 - 0/10

Men’s Second XI Statistics 2018 -19

Batting and fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Brady Robinson 10 10 3 49 no 240 34.29 0 0 2 Cameron McMahon 13 14 0 51 317 22.64 1 0 6 Tom Barelli 13 14 1 92 no 283 21.77 1 0 2

Also batted: Blake Nikolic 1 1 0 122 122 122.00 0 1 Pritesh Goyal 3 3 2 79 no 115 115.00 1 0 1 Jarrod Smith 1 1 0 91 91 91.00 1 0 Manraj Virdi 4 3 0 102 183 61.00 0 1 Luke Davidson 1 1 0 36 36 36.00 0 0 Rajiv Kumar 6 7 1 90 195 32.50 2 0 1 Somil Bandi 3 3 0 50 88 29.33 1 0 Sebastian Mather 3 3 0 48 77 25.67 0 0 1 Steve Wotherspoon 5 3 0 40 71 23.67 0 0 1 Tom Newman 2 2 0 35 40 20.00 0 0 James Box 5 6 2 35 71 17.75 0 0 1 Campbell Gerny 13 9 3 30 90 15.00 0 0 1 James Rizio 5 4 0 43 59 14.75 0 0 1 Muhammad Faraz 3 3 1 24 29 14.50 0 0 Adam Davidson 6 5 0 34 70 14.00 0 0 7 Benjamin Tatterson 8 5 1 23 49 12.25 0 0 Jayden West 6 3 1 11 no 15 7.50 0 0 3 Luke Kukuruzovic 2 2 0 8 14 7.00 0 0 Muhammad Saeed 1 1 0 7 7 7.00 0 0 Craig Broadley 12 9 4 12 no 29 5.80 0 0 Jack McLaren 5 6 0 20 33 5.50 0 0 Nicholas Kenealy 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 0 0 Michael Barro 8 2 2 2 no 3 - 0 0 Pascal Traczewski 6 2 2 2 no 2 - 0 0 Angus Hands 1 1 1 1 no 1 - 0 0

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Adam Davidson 9 7 2 Jayden West 3 3 -

Men’s Second XI Statistics 2018 -19

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Campbell Gerny 13 114 25 20 367 18.35 3/24

Also bowled: Geet Shahani 1 17.2 7 6 49 8.17 6/49 Brady Robinson 10 8 1 2 25 12.50 1/2 James Rizio 5 21 6 4 68 17.00 2/23 Cameron McMahon 13 51.2 8 10 194 19.40 3/11 Steve Wotherspoon 5 25 4 3 80 26.67 2/29 James Box 5 18 4 2 54 27.00 2/26 Craig Broadley 12 90 20 10 275 27.50 3/18 Benjamin Tatterson 8 47.3 10 7 198 28.29 3/26 Blake Nikolic 1 13 0 2 65 32.50 2/65 Pascal Traczewski 6 41 6 6 197 32.83 3/34 Michael Barro 8 63 10 8 264 33.00 3/53 Muhammad Saeed 1 9 0 1 34 34.00 1/34 Muhammad Faraz 3 11 2 1 50 50.00 1/27 Manraj S Virdi 4 9 0 0 44 0/10 Pritesh Goyal 3 13 0 0 50 0/19 Angus Hands 1 3 0 0 20 0/20 Jack McLaren 5 7 0 0 54 0/26 Somil Bandi 3 14 0 0 75 0/36

Women’s Second XI Statistics 2018 -19

Batting and fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Penelope Cleghorn 8 8 3 69 no 288 57.60 3 0 5 Pennie Harrison 16 15 3 60 no 372 31.00 4 0 6 Emma Sands 16 13 4 54 no 152 16.89 2 0 3 Hailey Ferris 14 13 0 45 217 16.69 0 0 4

Also batted: Lani Dejong 13 6 4 31 no 82 41.00 0 0 3 Kristy Arulrajah 6 5 1 40 131 32.75 0 0 1 Madeleine Clayton 2 2 1 20 28 28.00 0 0 1 Isabella Weber 1 1 0 27 27 27.00 0 0 1 Stella Reid 10 6 2 27 no 57 14.25 0 0 3 Brooke Vickers 8 4 2 11 26 13.00 0 0 3 Ashling O'Farrell 11 7 2 37 63 12.60 0 0 3 Kate Schie 10 4 1 22 no 33 11.00 0 0 1 Sarah Forsyth 8 3 0 19 31 10.33 0 0 5 Caitlin Morando 7 7 1 24 61 10.17 0 0 2 Jasmine Fleming 7 6 1 19 43 8.60 0 0 6 Brylee Barker 17 5 1 17 no 30 7.50 0 0 5 Lara Shannon 8 6 1 11 22 4.40 0 0 2 Leah Charalambous 4 4 2 6 7 3.50 0 0 3 Courtney Hagen 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 0 0 1 Isabel White 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 Heidi Pearce 13 3 3 18 no 20 - 0 0 1 Alannah Dahlsen 3 1 1 2 no 2 - 0 0 3 Emily Roberts 2 1 1 0 no 0 - 0 0 2 Amy Jennings 1 DNB 1

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Sarah Forsyth 6 5 1 Lara Shannon 2 1 1 Tatiana Selby 2 2 -

Women’s Second XI Statistics 2018 -19

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Lani Dejong 13 64.5 9 19 169 8.89 5/15 Kate Schie 12 81.5 19 19 203 10.68 4/20 Hailey Ferris 14 68.4 8 15 254 16.93 2/10

Also bowled: Brylee Barker 17 92.5 14 12 317 26.42 3/14 Ashling O'Farrell 11 34.1 4 10 180 18.00 3/17 Heidi Pearce 13 41 1 10 153 15.30 3/8 Kristy Arulrajah 6 29 4 6 120 20.00 2/5 Emily Roberts 2 13 3 4 35 8.75 2/14 Alannah Dahlsen 5 17 2 3 72 24.00 2/10 Jasmine Fleming 7 11 2 3 48 16.00 1/7 Caitlin Morando 7 31 4 3 103 34.33 2/25 Stella Reid 10 18.4 2 3 67 22.33 2/11 Madeleine Clayton 2 7 0 2 25 12.50 1/4 Brooke Vickers 6 11.2 0 2 73 36.50 1/8 Isabel White 1 3 0 2 5 2.50 2/5 Ruby Cullinan 1 2 0 1 15 15.00 1/15 Emma Sands 11 4 0 1 28 28.00 1/18 Leah Charalambous 4 7 0 0 38 - 0/19 Pennie Harrison 16 1.1 1 0 7 - 0/7 Isabelle Weber 1 4 1 0 9 - 0/9

Men’s Third XI Statistics 2018 -19

Batting and fielding:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Dhruv Goela 9 9 2 47 no 162 23.14 0 0

Also batted: Luke Kukuruzovic 9 9 0 61 145 16.11 1 0 Somil Bandi 1 1 0 99 99 99 1 0 James Box 1 1 0 80 80 80 1 0 Steve Wotherspoon 3 1 0 54 54 54 1 0 Pritesh Goyal 1 1 0 49 49 49 0 0 Anoop K Bagga 3 3 2 29 no 41 41 0 0 Benjamin Tatterson 2 2 1 30 no 31 31 0 0 Brant Hubber 2 2 1 20 no 29 29 0 0 Daniel Snell 4 4 0 52 108 27 1 0 Pascal Traczewski 6 3 1 40 no 50 25 0 0 1 Jack McLaren 5 5 0 39 118 23.6 0 0 Muhammad Faraz 3 3 1 30 38 19 0 0 Jordan Buckingham 7 6 0 31 90 15 0 0 David Blake 5 2 0 16 29 14.5 0 0 Nicholas Kenealy 10 9 0 38 130 14.44 0 0 4 Tim Reid 11 10 0 29 144 14.4 0 0 2 Mitchell Mahoney 1 1 0 14 14 14 0 0 Sebastian Mather 4 4 0 26 54 13.5 0 0 1 Ben Hammond 11 8 2 46 no 73 12.17 0 0 3 Nicholas Sund 4 3 1 13 24 12 0 0 1 Adam Davidson 2 2 0 21 22 11 0 0 1 Jayden West 4 3 1 15 no 17 8.5 0 0 2 Patrick Conole 5 3 2 5 no 7 7 0 0 3 Zachary Hazeldine 12 9 3 10 no 41 6.83 0 0 1 Rajiv N Kumar 2 2 0 10 13 6.5 0 0 James Dowland 3 2 0 6 10 5 0 0 Geet Shahani 1 1 0 5 5 5 0 0 James Arnberger 5 4 0 2 6 1.5 0 0 Jaisumeet Singh 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gagandeep Singh 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Matthew Hodges 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jack Helmot 1 1 1 24 no 24 - 0 0 Michael Barro 3 1 1 8 no 8 - 0 0 Abdullah Shiraz 3 1 1 3 no 3 - 0 0

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Nicholas Kenealy 4 4 - Jayden West 2 2 - Adam Davidson 1 1 - Jordan Buckingham 0 - -

Men’s Third XI Statistics 2018 -19

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Pascal Traczewski 6 54 16 11 126 11.45 3/25 Ben Hammond 11 54.2 4 11 273 24.82 3/44 Patrick Conole 5 39.2 7 7 103 14.71 2/16 David Blake 5 41 14 7 113 16.14 3/28 Zachary Hazeldine 12 72 11 6 303 50.50 3/43 Muhammad Faraz 3 25.2 1 5 72 14.40 3/20 Nicholas Sund 4 36 6 4 103 25.75 2/45 Geet Shahani 1 9 0 3 22 7.33 3/22 Matthew Hodges 3 24 2 3 88 29.33 3/29 Abdullah Shiraz 3 21 2 3 94 31.33 2/17 James Arnberger 5 32.2 1 3 126 42.00 2/24 Gagandeep Singh 1 8 2 2 25 12.50 2/25 Dhruv Goela 9 6 0 2 36 18.00 1/16 Steve Wotherspoon 3 32 11 2 59 29.50 2/38 Michael Barro 3 23 4 2 61 30.50 1/12 Jack McLaren 5 1 0 1 8 8.00 1/8 Jack Helmot 1 1.2 0 1 10 10.00 1/10 Tim Reid 11 14 1 1 43 43.00 1/20 James Dowland 3 13 1 1 45 45.00 1/17 Somil Bandi 1 2 1 0 6 - Jaisumeet Singh 1 3 0 0 11 - Benjamin Tatterson 2 12 1 0 56 -

Women’s Third XI Statistics 2018 -19

Batting and fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Nicole Breschkin 11 8 6 63 no 230 115.00 2 0 1 Michelle Winterton 16 15 5 84 no 422 42.20 2 0 4

Also batted: Isabel White 6 4 3 63 no 178 178.00 2 0 2 Alexandra Elliot 2 2 1 35 no 69 69.00 0 0 Chloe Ip 4 4 1 57 131 43.67 1 0 Julia Cabai 5 2 1 33 no 33 33.00 0 0 1 Lani Dejong 3 3 1 41 no 61 30.50 0 0 Courtney Hagen 8 3 0 67 87 29.00 1 0 2 Nicola Hogan 2 1 0 29 29 29.00 0 0 2 Priyanka Tripathi 1 1 0 25 25 25.00 0 0 Sarah Forsyth 8 5 2 20 58 19.33 0 0 Rachel Napolitano 4 4 1 18 55 18.33 0 0 Emma Stilve 3 2 1 12 16 16.00 0 0 Amelie Gladman 3 1 0 15 15 15.00 0 0 1 Leah Charalambous 4 3 0 22 35 11.67 0 0 Vaishnavi Munukutla 3 2 0 10 17 8.50 0 0 Haleema Shiraz 12 4 1 8 no 16 5.33 0 0 3 Sarah Withers 16 3 1 3 5 2.50 0 0 Ruby Cullinan 3 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 1 Jordyn Polding 3 2 1 1 1 1.00 0 0 Emily Joseph 15 3 1 1 no 1 0.50 0 0 1 Eleanor Forwood 14 4 1 1 1 0.33 0 0 1 Iona Cameron 3 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 Oneli De Silva 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 Gabrielle Mooney 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 Heidi Pearce 1 1 1 22 no 22 - 0 0 Kaya Stavretis 1 1 1 9 no 9 - 0 0 Olivia Hucker 1 DNB ------1 Karen Forsyth 2 DNB ------

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Michelle Winterton 4 4 - Sarah Forsyth 2 1 1

Women’s Third XI Statistics 2018 -19

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Sarah Withers 16 49.4 10 17 150 8.82 5/5 Eleanor Forwood 14 52 7 17 169 9.94 5/7

Also bowled: Nicola Hogan 2 1.2 0 2 0 0.00 2/0 Chloe Ip 4 6.2 2 4 11 2.75 2/0 Iona Cameron 3 8 4 2 6 3.00 1/2 Vaishnavi Munukutla 3 9.2 2 5 16 3.20 2/2 Julia Cabai 5 5 1 2 16 8.00 1/2 Oneli De Silva 1 3 0 1 8 8.00 1/8 Courtney Hagen 8 10 3 3 27 9.00 2/3 Nicole Breschkin 11 16 4 3 44 14.67 2/1 Haleema Shiraz 12 48.3 13 8 122 15.25 3/7 Emily Joseph 15 30.2 1 7 119 17.00 2/8 Amelie Gladman 3 3 0 1 18 18.00 1/18 Ruby Cullinan 3 12 2 2 39 19.50 1/16 Heidi Pearce 1 4 0 1 21 21.00 1/21 Lani Dejong 3 10 2 1 29 29.00 1/15 Emma Stilve 6 17 2 2 67 33.50 1/6 Isabel White 6 15 0 1 48 48.00 1/19 Leah Charalambous 1 4 0 0 18 - 0/18 Alexandra Elliot 1 2 0 0 11 - 0/11 Sarah McNulty 2 4 0 0 28 - 0/12 Olivia Hucker 1 3 1 0 9 0/9 Jordyn Polding 3 1 0 0 7 0/7 Kaya Stavretis 1 1 0 0 6 0/6 Airiarn Stewart 1 2 0 0 10 0/10 Priyanka Tripathi 1 3 1 0 15 0/15

Men’s Fourth XI Statistics 2018 -19

Batting and fielding:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Glenn Comte 10 9 1 119 no 431 53.88 2 2 2 Anoop Bagga 9 9 1 60 218 27.25 2 0 1

Also batted: Somil Bandi 1 1 0 112 112 112.00 0 1 Peter Robertson 11 7 4 43 no 142 47.33 0 0 4 Steven Flinn 8 6 2 61 144 36.00 1 0 3 Jayden Clay 1 1 0 33 33 33.00 0 0 Pritesh Goyal 1 1 0 32 32 32.00 0 0 Jack Helmot 6 6 3 31 no 84 28.00 0 0 Simon Helmot 2 2 0 48 53 26.50 0 0 Jordon Smith 1 1 0 26 26 26.00 0 0 Wais Osmani 1 1 0 25 25 25.00 0 0 Abdullah Shiraz 6 5 2 21 73 24.33 0 0 Geet Shahani 1 1 0 20 20 20.00 0 0 Dhruv Goela 4 3 0 31 55 18.33 0 0 David Carter 9 6 1 43 87 17.40 0 0 2 David Blake 7 3 1 17 34 17.00 0 0 1 Joshua May 1 1 0 17 17 17.00 0 0 1 Matthew Hodges 4 4 0 22 61 15.25 0 0 1 James Dowland 3 2 0 18 27 13.50 0 0 Mitchell Mahoney 2 2 0 23 25 12.50 0 0 Samuel Morris 8 4 0 25 41 10.25 0 0 2 Divya Kothari 2 2 0 10 19 9.50 0 0 James Arnberger 7 5 0 23 45 9.00 0 0 Niraj Shah 11 4 1 18 24 8.00 0 0 1 Casey Filips 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 0 0 Patrick Conole 3 2 1 8 8 8.00 0 0 Brant Hubber 2 2 0 13 13 6.50 0 0 1 Scott McLaren 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 0 0 Ken Trollope 5 1 0 3 3 3.00 0 0 2 Andrew Blake 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 Harry Clyne 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 Alexander Shanmugham, 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 Darshil Shah 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 Adam Davidson 1 1 1 97 no 97 - 1 0 Muhammad Faraz 1 1 1 91 no 91 - 1 0 Andrew Minter 3 1 1 27 no 27 - 0 0 1 Nathan Flinn 8 2 2 8 no 15 - 0 0 2

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings S.Flinn 4 3 1 N.Flinn 1 1 - A.Minter 1 1 -

Men’s Fourth XI Statistics 2018 -19

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling David Blake 7 65 16 14 154 11.00 5/24 Niraj Shah 11 75 12 13 271 20.85 3/6 Ken Trollope 5 58 9 12 171 14.25 4/59 Abdullah Shiraz 6 43 8 11 182 16.55 6/21 Peter Robertson 11 68 9 8 243 30.38 2/22 Dhruv Goela 4 7 3 3 20 6.67 3/5 Wais Osmani 1 8 0 3 45 15.00 3/45 Matthew Hodges 4 17 4 3 69 23.00 2/23 Jack Helmot 6 26 2 3 104 34.67 2/42 Anoop Bagga 9 7 1 2 35 17.50 2/16 Patrick Conole 3 14 2 2 41 20.50 1/20 Andrew Blake 1 21 4 2 59 29.50 2/59 James Dowland 3 25 8 2 90 45.00 1/31 Andrew Davidson 2 16 0 2 100 50.00 2/63 James Arnberger 7 52 10 2 210 105.00 2/18 Sam Blake 1 3.1 0 1 17 17.00 1/17 Nathan Flinn 8 5 0 1 18 18.00 1/12 Max Askew 1 5 0 1 21 21.00 1/21 Muhammad Faraz 1 7 0 1 40 40.00 1/40 David Carter 9 1 0 0 1 0/1 Jayden Clay 1 1 0 0 5 0/5 Tim Blake 1 10 2 0 13 0/13 Geet Shahani 1 8 0 0 21 0/21 Divya Kothari 2 4.5 0 0 30 0/30 Joshua May 1 4 0 0 40 0/40

Women’s Colts XI Statistics 2018 -19

Batting and fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Leah Charalambous 8 8 2 41 no 154 25.67 0 0 2

Also batted: Laura Shaw 5 4 3 63 no 122 122.00 1 0 1 Isabel White 5 5 2 39 no 89 29.67 0 0 Alexandra Elliot 7 6 3 22 no 70 23.33 0 0 Ashling O'Farrell 1 1 0 22 22 22.00 0 0 1 Heidi Pearce 5 4 1 26 62 20.67 0 0 1 Brooke Vickers 8 8 0 32 118 14.75 0 0 1 Emma Sands 1 1 0 12 12 12.00 0 0 Amelie Gladman 6 6 0 19 59 9.83 0 0 1 Priyanka Tripathi 9 8 2 10 56 9.33 0 0 2 Stella Reid 3 3 0 13 28 9.33 0 0 2 Hailey Ferris 1 1 0 9 9 9.00 0 0 4 Pennie Harrison 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 0 0 Tatiana Selby 13 13 0 21 91 7.00 0 0 5 Vaishnavi Munukutla 2 1 0 6 6 6.00 0 0 Jasmine Gouldson 4 4 0 6 18 4.50 0 0 Emma Stilve 5 5 1 10 17 4.25 0 0 Alannah Dahlsen 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 0 0 Airiarn Stewart 7 5 1 6 15 3.75 0 0 1 Oneli De Silva 6 4 1 4 11 3.67 0 0 1 Kaya Stavretis 14 11 2 15 no 30 3.33 0 0 1 Claudia Shemmell 7 6 0 8 17 2.83 0 0 Zoe Spicer 7 6 0 8 17 2.83 0 0 Sarah McNulty 5 5 0 4 10 2.00 0 0 Bethany McGrail 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 Lucy O'Meara 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 Julie Cabai 8 4 2 2 no 3 1.50 0 0 1 Iona Cameron 8 4 1 2 2 0.67 0 0 Emily Joseph 2 2 0 1 1 0.50 0 0 Ruby Cullinan 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Stella de Roos 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Alice Mayne 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bianca Clark 1 1 1 0 no 0 - 0 0 Grace Docherty 1 DNB 1

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Tatiana Selby 6 5 1

Women’s Colts XI Statistics 2018 -19

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Julia Cabai 8 18 3 8 69 8.63 3/9 Leah Charalambous 8 17.4 3 7 60 8.57 6/12 Kaya Stavretis 14 24.4 1 6 186 31.00 3/15 Claudia Shemmell 7 16 1 5 61 12.20 2/12 Jasmine Gouldson 4 13 0 5 69 13.80 5/9 Zoe Spicer 7 17 2 5 78 15.60 2/12 Brooke Vickers 8 30 5 5 123 24.60 2/28 Vaishnavi Munukutla 2 5.3 0 3 16 5.33 3/16 Ruby Cullinan 3 8 3 2 11 5.50 2/7 Iona Cameron 8 3.4 0 2 19 9.50 1/6 Stella Reid 3 11 0 2 37 18.50 ¼ Airiarn Stewart 7 15 0 2 86 43.00 2/21 Bethany McGrail 1 2 0 1 9 9.00 1/9 Emily Joseph 2 3 0 1 14 14.00 1/14 Grace Docherty 1 4 0 1 15 15.00 1/15 Ashling O'Farrell 1 4 0 1 16 16.00 1/16 Stella de Roos 1 5 0 1 17 17.00 1/17 Emma Sands 1 3 0 1 17 17.00 1/17 Heidi Pearce 5 7 0 1 18 18.00 1/13 Amelie Gladman 6 3.2 0 1 23 23.00 1/20 Emma Stilve 5 13 2 1 45 45.00 1/12 Isabel White 5 7 0 1 49 49.00 1/10 Oneli De Silva 6 13 2 1 61 61.00 1/12 Priyanka Tripathi 9 16 1 1 68 68.00 1/10 Alexandra Elliot 7 16.2 1 1 93 93.00 1/14 Lucy O'Meara 1 2 0 0 9 - 0/9 Bianca Clark 1 2 0 0 13 - 0/13 Alannah Dahlsen 1 4 0 0 14 - 0/14 Hailey Ferris 1 1 0 0 16 - 0/16 Alice Mayne 1 4 0 0 23 - 0/23 Sarah McNulty 5 6 1 0 28 - 0/28

Under 16B (ECA - AR Tongue) - Statistics 2018 -19

Batting and fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Ben Kenealy 8 7 2 63 211 42.20 2 0 Nell Murshed 9 8 2 55 no 120 20.00 1 0 2 Jack Helmot 9 8 0 75 150 18.75 1 0 8 Brinthan Mahadeva 9 8 0 47 116 14.50 0 0 Thomas Lydon 9 8 0 35 105 13.13 0 0 4 Adam Joseph 8 7 1 18 56 9.33 0 0 2 Joel Dunn 9 8 0 32 48 6.00 0 0 1 Barnaby Wickes 8 6 3 2.1 7 2.33 0 0 Pranav Vashisht 9 6 0 11 13 2.17 0 0 1 Alec Drake 9 4 2 1 no 3 1.50 0 0 1 Thomas Wong 4 2 2 4 no 8 - 0 0

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Neel Murshed 9 36.1 5 10 142 14.20 3/20 Brinthan Mahadeva 9 36 3 9 119 13.22 2/17 Joel Dunn 9 33 2 5 171 34.20 2/12 Jack Helmot 9 41 4 5 204 40.80 2/19 Alec Drake 9 15 1 3 92 30.67 2/7 Ben Kenealy 8 33 3 3 138 46.00 1/2 Adam Joseph 8 35 6 3 143 47.67 2/17 Thomas Wong 4 10 0 2 43 21.50 1/6 Pranav Vashisht 9 11 0 2 77 38.50 1/3 Barnaby Wickes 8 10 2 0 29 - 0/3

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Thomas Lydon 4 4 -

Under 14B (ECA – JD Norman) Statistics 2018 -19

Batting and fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Isabel White 9 9 3 60 no 275 45.83 3 0 2 Vaishnavi Munukutla 9 9 2 61no 232 33.14 1 0 3 Amelie Gladman 9 9 1 60 no 258 32.25 1 0 4 Heidi Pearce 9 9 4 51 no 154 30.80 1 0 Emma Stilve 9 8 2 53 no 154 25.67 2 0 Ruby Cullinan 9 6 4 16 no 42 21.00 0 0 2 Alexandra Elliot 9 7 2 14 no 46 9.20 0 0 3 Ashling O'Farrell 2 1 0 8 8 8.00 0 0 Minnie O'Sullivan 9 5 2 15 no 24 8.00 0 0 Jasmine Gouldson 9 7 1 17 40 6.67 0 0 3 Sarah McNulty 9 5 2 7 12 4.00 0 0 Harriet Smolarek 9 6 1 5 15 3.00 0 0 2 Emily Joseph 7 4 0 5 5 1.25 0 0 1 Tiana Gouldson 1 DNB

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Ruby Cullinan 9 25 4 7 87 12.43 3/8 Isabel White 9 35 2 7 105 15.00 2/8 Jasmine Gouldson 9 29.4 5 6 96 16.00 3/9 Emma Stilve 9 19.2 1 5 86 17.20 2/10 Sarah McNulty 9 21 2 5 93 18.60 2/3 Emily Joseph 7 12 1 4 84 21.00 1/4 Harriet Smolarek 9 10 1 3 31 10.33 1/6 Alexandra Elliot 9 15 3 3 48 16.00 2/6 Minnie O'Sullivan 9 13.2 2 1 45 45.00 1/24 Vaishnavi Munukutla 9 27 4 1 69 69.00 1/5 Heidi Pearce 9 28 0 1 86 86.00 1/6

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Amelie Gladman 4 4 -

Under 12 (BHRDCA - Friday) Statistics 2018 -19

Batting and fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 25s 50s Catches Kavish Tailor 8 8 5 51 no 197 65.67 4 1 3 Fletcher Downs 8 8 6 30 no 107 53.50 2 0 Jack Fortington 7 7 3 33 no 115 28.75 1 0 3 Andrew Harrison 8 8 5 26 no 76 25.33 1 0 1 Ethan Reid 8 7 5 16 no 49 24.50 0 0 1 Mitchell Harrison 8 8 4 26 no 96 24.00 1 0 2 Jake Sheehan 2 2 1 14 no 22 22.00 0 0 2 Joshua Shepherd 1 1 0 15 15 15.00 0 0 Bradley Cox 8 8 2 20 no 63 10.50 0 0 1 Amay Tailor 6 5 1 11 32 8.00 0 0 Fletcher Squibb 8 7 2 10 18 3.60 0 0 2 Josh Kennedy 7 7 4 5 no 8 2.67 0 0 Jake Sheehan 6 6 6 34 no 160 - 4 0 William Fortington 1 1 1 15 no 15 - 0 0 James Fortington 2 1 1 0 no 0 - 0 0 Roland Murphy 1 DNB Lachlan Wyver 1 DNB Shantan RS 1 DNB

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Kavish Tailor 8 29 9 12 45 3.75 4/2 Jack Fortington 7 28.2 8 9 48 5.33 2/4 Jake Sheehan 6 22 7 8 30 3.75 2/3 Andrew Harrison 8 23 5 8 55 6.88 2/4 Mitchell Harrison 8 29.2 11 7 48 6.86 2/1 Fletcher Downs 8 25.3 6 6 35 5.83 1/0 Fletcher Squibb 8 23 1 5 43 8.60 2/1 Josh Kennedy 7 27 0 3 96 32.00 1/5 Ethan Reid 8 29 1 3 106 35.33 1/2 Jake Sheehan 2 9 0 2 8 4.00 2/4 Amay Tailor 6 17.2 4 2 34 17.00 1/2 Bradley Cox 8 26.1 3 2 59 29.50 1/1 Joshua Shepherd 1 4 1 1 5 5.00 1/5 James Fortington 2 5 0 1 13 13.00 1/6 Roland Murphy 1 2 1 0 1 - 0/1 Lachlan Wyver 1 1.1 0 0 2 - 0/2 William Fortington 1 2 0 0 5 - 0/5 Shantan RS 1 2 0 0 7 - 0/7

Under 12 (ECA - Saturday) Statistics 2018 -19

Batting and fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 25s Catches Roland Murphy 7 7 5 25 no 125 62.50 1 4 Kavish Tailor 7 5 3 36 no 103 51.50 3 Lachlan Bell 7 6 4 27 no 98 49.00 3 Jack Fortington 4 3 2 23 no 39 39.00 0 1 Lachlan Wyver 7 7 4 30 no 81 27.00 1 2 Hrishith Vinodh 7 7 5 18 no 51 25.50 0 Spencer Wickes 7 7 4 23 no 76 25.33 0 1 James Webb 7 7 3 25 no 65 16.25 1 Aidan Pullar 7 7 3 17 no 63 15.75 0 1 Fletcher Downs 1 1 0 6 6 6.00 0 Rishit Deb 7 5 2 11 no 17 5.67 0 Dheeraj Suresh 6 4 1 1 no 3 1.00 0 Varun Bhat 4 3 3 14 no 25 - 0 1

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling James Webb 7 27 4 9 68 7.56 2/13 Kavish Tailor 7 17 4 7 29 4.14 3/5 Roland Murphy 7 23 3 7 61 8.71 2/7 Jack Fortington 4 11 2 5 29 5.80 3/8 Hrishith Vinodh 7 17 2 4 54 13.50 1/9 Lachlan Wyver 7 19 2 4 72 18.00 2/15 Varun Bhat 4 13 3 3 29 9.67 2/6 Dheeraj Suresh 6 13 1 3 64 21.33 2/16 Lachlan Bell 7 22 0 3 73 24.33 1/2 Rishit Deb 7 15 0 2 86 43.00 1/4 Spencer Wickes 7 2 0 0 20 - 0/8 Aidan Puller 7 17.1 0 0 77 - 0/5

Club Grade Records - Senior elevens

Men’s First Eleven: Highest Aggregate K. Albiston 773 1982/83 Highest Score A. Goldsmith 251 no 2008/09 Best Bowling G. Coller 9/17 1978/79 Most Wickets G. Coller 59 1978/79 G. Coller 59 1981/82 Women’s First Eleven: Highest Aggregate M. Lanning 738 2013/14 Highest Score M. Lanning 244 2018/19 Best Bowling N. Challis 7/40 1993/94 Most Wickets K. Neilson 35 1998/99 Men’s Second Eleven: Highest Aggregate A. Medson 579 1975/76 Highest Score A. Medson 153 1975/76 Best Bowling A. Gerloff 9/26 1974/75 Most Wickets F. Lyons 49 1968/69 Women’s Second Eleven: Highest Aggregate M. Pretty 532 2012/13 Highest Score P. Harrison 130 2014/15 Best Bowling N. Hoey 8/19 1992/43 Most Wickets A. Turnbridge 27 1994/95 Men’s Third Eleven: Highest Aggregate M. Simpson 517 1969/70 Highest Score D.Snell 223 2016/17 Best Bowling M. Andreassen 8/20 2002/03 Most Wickets J. Airs 40 1972/73 Women’s Third Eleven: Highest Aggregate P. Harrison 609 2012/13 Highest Score L.Bowring 131 no 2017/18 Best Bowling T. West 6/8 1998/99 B.Gietzmann 6/8 2013/14 Most Wickets C. Ip 28 2012/13 Men’s Fourth Eleven: Highest Aggregate R. Pearson 429 1999/00 Highest Score J. Maartensz 164 2000/01 Best Bowling D. Carter 9/18 1997/98 Most Wickets J. Davidson 43 1971/72 Women’s Colts Eleven: Highest Aggregate L. Charalambous 154 2018/19 Highest Score L.Shaw 63 no 2018/19 Best Bowling J.Cabai 8 2018/19 Most Wickets L. Charalambous 6/12 2018/19

CLUB GRADE RECORDS – JUNIOR ELEVENS

Under 18 Highest Aggregate Adam Davidson 335 2017/18 Highest Score Adam Davidson 94 2017/18 Best Bowling A. Hands 6/38 2015/16 Most Wickets C. Gerny 11 2015/16 Under 17 Girls Highest Aggregate I. Noack 143 1997/98 Highest Score E. Cogger 48 no 2000/01 Best Bowling G. Meredith 3/3 1997/98 Most Wickets R. Haynes 8 1999/00 Under 16 Boys Highest Aggregate P. Jackson 690 1977/78 Highest Score B. Utting 154 no 1968/69 Best Bowling B. Utting 8/18 1968/68 Most Wickets N. Ferguson 51 1961/62 Under 14 Boys Highest Aggregate M. Hardy 448 2000/01 Best Bowling D. Rider 7/3 1983/84 Most Wickets L. Pakot 30 1983/84 Under 14 Girls Highest Aggregate I.White 275 2018/19 Best Bowling M.Wright 5/20 2011/12 Most Wickets H.Pearce 16 2017/18 Under 12 Boys Highest Aggregate G. Boxshall 382 1982/83 Best Bowling K.Tailor 4/2 2018/19 Most Wickets G. Boxshall 29 1982/83 Under 10 Highest Aggregate T. Simmons 206 2014/15 Best Bowling B. Woodfall 5/2 2011/12 Most Wickets R.Carter 18 2006/07 Rep Under 14/15 Highest Aggregate L. Davis 515 2003/04 (RM Hatch/JG Craig) Highest Score B. Cullen 123 2003/04 Best Bowling P. Davidson 7/23 1982/83 Most Wickets D. Bick 17 1976/77

CLUB RECORDS – PARTNERSHIPS Club Record Partnerships (CV, ESCA/ECA, VSDCA, VJCA & VWCA) 1st Wicket 242 (W 1st XI) R. Haynes (203*) & C. Lavery (76) Bundoora United 2006/07 2nd Wicket 289 (M 3rd XI) B. Morris (147) & M. Weller (152) R.A.A.F. 1962/63 3rd Wicket 255* (W 3rd XI) S.Reid (106 no) & L.Bowring (131 no) Dingley 2017/18 4th Wicket 294 (M 1st XI) A. Goldsmith (193) & P. Lazer (103) Coburg 2006/07 5th Wicket 234 (M 4th XI) B. Lang (118) & J. Newbound (124) Noble Park 2002/03 6th Wicket 222 (M 4th XI) B. Menzies (133) & A. Davidson (133) Northcote 1980/81 7th Wicket 161 (M 4th XI) P. Burgess (122) & I. Heatley (55) Ashwood 1967/68 8th Wicket 198 (M 1st XI) G. Smyth (127) & S. Laussen (62) Croydon 1991/92 9th Wicket 96 (M 2nd XI) R. Summers (54) & G. Davies (42*) Geelong 1973/74 10th Wicket 166* (M 2nd XI) K. Balsam (90) & J. Davis (72*) Old Carey 1958/59

CLUB GRADE RECORDS – PARTNERSHIPS

Women’s First XI (VWCA 1992/93 – 2013/14; CV from 2014/15) 1st Wicket 242 R. Haynes (203 no) & C. Lavery (76) Bundoora United 2006/07 2nd Wicket 241 M. Lanning (241 no) & K. Dempsey (72) Melbourne 2012/13 3rd Wicket 194* N. Challis (119 no) & M. Jones (70 no) Melbourne/Tooronga 1993/94 4th Wicket 120 M. Lanning (137 no) & K. Dempsey (24) EMP 2010/11 5th Wicket 150 H. Sutterby (69) & J. Rhook (62 no) Hawthorn 1993/94 6th Wicket 123 N. Challis (64) & K. Winterton (52) Brunswick Park 2004/05 7th Wicket 69* K. Sommers (30 no) & R. Brown (29 no) EMP 1999/00 8th Wicket 63* P. Cleghorn (43 no) & D. Montague (8 no) Dandenong 2012/13 9th Wicket 65 E. Gardiner (41) & J. Hunter (64 no) Brunswick Park 2003/04 10th Wicket 134 K. Bertrand (28) & I. Noack (109 no) EMP 2000/01 Women’s Second XI (VWCA 1992/93 – 2013/14; CV from 2014/15) 1st Wicket 134 M. Draycott (40 no) & K. Dempsey (84) Brown Hill 2008/09 2nd Wicket 221 M. Pretty (117 no) & M. Clayton (85) Dandenong 2012/13 3rd Wicket 169 C. Hawley (61) & K. Dempsey (91) Brighton District 2014/15 4th Wicket 130 K. Saunders (86) & M. Draycott (39) EMP 2005/06 5th Wicket 88 B.Stray (71 no) & C.Ip (23) Coburg 2009/10 6th Wicket 138 A. Rhook (100 no) & S. Williams (52 no) Brunswick Park 1997/98 7th Wicket 60 K. Saunders (81) & M. Winterton (25) Frankston 2005/06 8th Wicket 58* K. Clark (37 no) & M. van der Toorren (10) Gisbourne 2002/03 9th Wicket 45 S.Forsyth (19) & L.Dejong (17 no) Melbourne 2018/19 10th Wicket 30 N. Smith (7) & R. Haynes (32 no) Brown Hill 2000/01 Women’s Third XI (VWCA 1992/93 – 2013/14; CV from 2014/15) 1st Wicket 190 M.Winterton (81 no) & I.White (63 no) Wyclif 2018/19 2nd Wicket 141 E. Mitchell (57 no) & M. Pretty (53 no) Pakenham UT 2015/16 3rd Wicket 255* S.Reid (106 no) & L.Bowring (131 no) Dingley 2017/18 4th Wicket 149 A. Ball (92) & R. Brown (34 no) Croydon N / Montrose 1993/94 5th Wicket 100 N. Smith (35) & J. Hunter (82 no) Mt Waverley 1997/98 6th Wicket 112 T. Price (68) & C. Ip (38) Yarra Valley 2012/13 7th Wicket 56 L. Innes (37 no) & J. Perri (11) Brunswick 2014/15 8th Wicket 45* P.Harrison (27 no) & T.Campbell (2 no) Edinburgh 2011/12 9th Wicket 74* M. van der Toorren (50 no) & S. Posar (3 no) Narre Warren 1996/97 10th Wicket 46 E. Bonnett (13) & N. Smith (22 no) Upper Ferntree Gully 2015/16

Women’s Colts XI (CV 2018/19) 1st Wicket 42 T.Selby (16) & L. Charalambous Mt Martha 2018/19 2nd Wicket 42 L. Charalambous (40) & A.Elliot Mt Martha 2018/19 3rd Wicket 21 A.Gladman (11) & I.White Kingston Heath 2018/19 4th Wicket 27 E.Stilve (10) & I.White Kingston Heath 2018/19 5th Wicket 23 O.De Silva (31) & L.Shaw Edinburgh 2018/19 6th Wicket 29* P.Tripathi (9 no) & H.Pearce (18 no) Melbourne 2018/19 7th Wicket 24* L.Shaw (30 no) & O.De Silva (2 no) Melbourne 2018/19 8th Wicket 14 H.Pearce (26) & K.Stavertis Geelong 2018/19 9th Wicket 13 H.Pearce (17) & L.Shaw (3 no) Mt Martha 2018/19 10th Wicket 14 J.Gouldson (6) & K.Stavertis Geelong 2018/19

Men’s First XI (VSDCA from 1964) 1st Wicket 188 G. Charman (120) & B. Lang (61) Camberwell 1979/80 2nd Wicket 226 A. Goldsmith (251 no) & J. Farrow (108) Noble Park 2008/09 3rd Wicket 163 G. Smyth (109 no) & R. Pearson (78) Broadmeadows 1987/88 4th Wicket 294 A. Goldsmith (193) & P. Lazer (103) Coburg 2006/07 5th Wicket 145 G. Smyth (136) & C. Bell (41) Croydon 1985/86 6th Wicket 120 K. Utting (58) & K. Fewster (66) Caulfield 1970/71 7th Wicket 131* P. Lazer (135 no) & P. Shepard (31 no) Brunswick 2006/07 8th Wicket 198 G. Smyth (127) & S. Laussen (62) Croydon 1991/92 9th Wicket 79 J. Henderson (42) & P. Jackson (37 no) Croydon 1978/79 10th Wicket 99* T. Blake (57 no) & S. Hubber (46 no) Oakleigh 1998/99 Men’s Second XI (VSDCA from 1964) 1st Wicket 173 D. Whitelaw (125) & T. Batchelor (78) Ivanhoe 2003/04 2nd Wicket 244 A. Carter (122) & A. Davidson (101*) Williamstown 1988/89 3rd Wicket 144* J. Maartensz (100*) & A. Blake (58*) Bayswater 1995/96 4th Wicket 177 D. Snell (135) & J. McNulty (70) Endeavour Hills 2005/06 5th Wicket 118 M. Snell (113*) & J Augustin (59) Melton 2007/08 6th Wicket 192 R. Day (80) & G. Charman (127*) Malvern 1980/81 7th Wicket 144 G. Crump (91) & K. Dearing (47) Preston 1970/71 8th Wicket 93 J. O’Neill (94) & J. Hogg (28) Ivanhoe 1981/82 9th Wicket 110 H.Rayner (106) & R.Fortington (14) Oakleigh 2017/18 10th Wicket 87 B. Lang (44) & M. Lake (44*) Caulfield 1987/88 Men’s Third XI (ESCA/ECA 1960-1996/97; VSDCA from 1997/98) 1st Wicket 182 T.Barelli (100) & K.Hubber (70) Elsternwick 2017/18 2nd Wicket 289 B. Morris (147) & M. Weller (152) R.A.A.F. 1962/63 3rd Wicket 180 D. Ward (147) & A. Cocker (60) Monash Uni 1987/88 4th Wicket 181 G.L. Bogahawattage (66) & J. Stevenson (129 no) Elsternwick 2001/02 5th Wicket 153* J. Creber (121*) & G. Davidson (62 no) Preston 2006/07 6th Wicket 172* T. Newman (63*) & R. Phillips (94 no) Caulfield 2012/13 7th Wicket 162 G. Parikh (172) & C.Filips (54) Elsternwick 2014/15 8th Wicket 149 M. Weller (163) & G. Birtles (67) Doncaster 1961/62 9th Wicket 85 S. Cromb (88) & J. Hogg (56) Surrey Hills 1981/82 85* B.Hammond (46 no) & P.Traczewski (40 no) Endeavour Hills 2018/19 10th Wicket 96 G. Coller (71) & B. Chadwick (47) Haw. East Melb 1967/68

Men’s Fourth XI (ESCA/ECA 1960-1996/97; VSDCA from 1997/98) 1st Wicket 149 L. Kukuruzovic (88) & M.Mountain (65) Caulfield 2017/18 2nd Wicket 121 J. Creber (65) & D. Snell (64) Bayswater 2005/06 3rd Wicket 165# M. Hardy (84) & M. Fletcher (97) Elsternwick 2001/02 4th Wicket 209 B. Harper (164) & J. Harper (71) Kingston Saints 2007/08 5th Wicket 234 B. Lang (118) & J. Newbound (124) Noble Park 2002/03 6th Wicket 222 B. Menzies (133) & A. Davidson (133) Northcote 1980/81 7th Wicket 161 P. Burgess (122) & I. Heatley (55) Ashwood 1967/68 8th Wicket 190 L. Davidson (143) & M.Faraz (60) Ormond 2017/18 9th Wicket 81 B. Phillips (105) & M. Fletcher (29*) Surrey Hills 1975/76 10th Wicket 63* A. Hall (36*) & C. Fidler (37*) Northern Maccabbi 1989/90

# Note: 221 runs were added for the third wicket versus Monash Uni in 2000/01. However, W. Koster retired hurt for 67 after 138 runs and J. Maartensz (164) and D. Brereton (25) added a further 83 before the third wicket fell.

MEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING

Highest Individual Scores:

Player H/Score Against Season Andrew Goldsmith 251 no v. Noble Park 2008/09 Andrew Goldsmith 193 v. Coburg 2006/07 Greg Smyth 180 v. Balwyn 1984/85 Kim Albiston 168 v. Elsternwick 1982/83 Kim Albiston 152 no v. Altona 1982/83 Paul Gloury 151 no V Moorabbin 2014/15

Top Ten Players by Runs:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Greg Smyth 219 219 13 180 5553 26.96 26 7 Gary Charman 166 182 21 120 3700 22.98 16 1 Ken Utting 123 143 17 130 no 3081 24.45 17 1 Andrew Blake 232 194 39 91 no 2811 18.14 7 0 Andrew Goldsmith 64 67 9 251 no 2643 45.57 15 4 Ken Fewster 104 112 14 102 no 2455 25.05 7 1 Ken Dearing 105 122 22 128 2454 24.54 7 1 Paul Gloury 65 67 10 151 no 2432 41.92 13 4 Glenn Comte 108 118 7 94 2294 20.67 14 0 Steve Laussen 159 151 18 72 no 2282 17.16 8 0

Top Ten Players by Average (30+ Games):

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Andrew Goldsmith 64 67 9 251 no 2643 45.57 15 4 Shaun Brown 40 39 9 106* 1315 43.83 9 2 Paul Gloury 65 67 10 151 no 2432 41.92 13 4 Justin Farrow 56 53 9 117* 1546 35.14 11 2 Kim Albiston 65 76 9 168 2249 33.57 11 3 Gary Miles 79 77 9 129 2276 33.47 14 3 Steve Peter-Budge 36 41 4 102* 1089 29.43 8 1 Tom Cullen 39 44 4 105 1150 28.75 3 2 Andrew Cowper 41 46 8 83 1060 27.89 8 0 Greg Smyth 219 219 13 180 5553 26.96 26 7

MEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS - BOWLING

Best Match Bowling:

Player Match Bowling Against Date Competition Grant Coller 9/17 & 6/13 v. Elsternwick 14/10/1978 VSDCA John Davies 8/35 & 5/37 v. Ashburton 6 & 13/2/1962 ESCA S. Smith 4/12 & 9/16 v. Olympic 20 & 27/1/1946 VJCA

Top Ten Players by Wickets:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average 5wi 10wm BB Andrew Blake 245 2884.4 767 449 6986 15.56 20 1 7-17 Tim Blake 225 2446.4 564 328 6634 20.23 6 1 7-25 Grant Coller 96 1752.3 357 301 3661 12.16 21 1 9-17 Steve Laussen 159 2317.4 487 290 6100 21.03 11 0 8-74 Robert Cullen 120 1684.3 166 256 4412 17.23 5 0 8-70 Robert Fortington 164 1725.0 361 247 5432 21.99 1 0 5-78 Len Peterson 80 1464.2 333 222 3708 16.70 15 0 7-16 Chris Parsons 120 1326.0 363 197 3167 16.08 4 1 7-35 Bruce Utting 119 1259.0 145 175 3384 19.34 6 0 8-70 Ken Fewster 104 1044.2 104 151 2545 16.85 5 0 7-47

Top Ten Players by Average (30+ Games, 50+ wickets):

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average 5wi 10wm BB Grant Coller 96 1752.3 357 301 3661 12.16 21 1 9-17 Geoff Van Vugt 35 508.1 134 87 1128 12.97 5 0 7/33 Scott Hubber 43 614.1 162 110 1617 14.7 5 0 6/77 Andrew Blake 245 2884.4 767 449 6986 15.56 20 1 7-17 Daryl Farmer 32 416.1 89 66 1045 15.83 3 0 7/34 Chris Parsons 120 1326.0 363 197 3167 16.08 4 1 7-35 Len Peterson 80 1464.2 333 222 3708 16.70 15 0 7-16 Ken Fewster 104 1044.2 104 151 2545 16.85 5 0 7-47 Ernie Pietsch 84 498 49 82 1391 16.96 4 0 7/13 Jim Henderson 41 574.1 77 77 1312 17.04 2 0 7/66

MEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL

Name Games Name Games Name Games Blake, Andrew 245 Bell, Colin 50 Saeed, Muhammad 25 Blake, Tim 225 Davis, Don R 50 Tillotson, Gary 25 Smyth, Greg A 219 Parikh, Gaurav 50 Vozzo, Michael 25 Fortington, Robert 170 Snell, Matthew 46 Walter, Aaron 25 Charman, Gary D 166 Gerloff, Alan 44 Anderson, Brook 24 Laussen, Steve P 159 Hubber, Scott 43 Hanson, Grant 24 Utting, Ken 123 Tierney, Shane 42 Tillotson, Chris 24 Cullen, Robert 120 Cowper, Andrew D 41 Lazer, Peter 23 Parsons, Chris G 120 Henderson, Jim 41 Morris, Samuel 23 Utting, Bruce 119 Brown, Shaun 40 Box, Chris 22 McNulty, Jason S 117 Morsello, Joe 40 Lampe, Nigel 22 Whitelaw, Dean 115 Tierney, Kim 40 Norbury, Gary 22 Jackson, Scott M 110 Crump, Gary 39 Trollope, Steven J 22 Shepard, Peter 110 Cullen, Tom 39 Boxshall, Gordon 21 Hansen, Chris 109 Newman, Tom 38 Delpapa, John 21 Comte, Glenn M 108 Green, John 37 May, Stephen 21 King, Brendan 107 Mather, Sebastian 37 O'Keefe, John 21 Blake, Sam 105 Box, Stephen 36 Bulman, Warren 20 Dearing, Ken 105 Lyons, Fred 36 Finch, Jonathon 20 Fewster, Ken G 104 Peter-Budge, Steve 36 Kila, Jason 20 Lang, Bruce 102 Van Vugt, Geoffrey 35 Winnett, Chris 20 Minter, Andrew 102 Johnson, Kyle 34 Bethune, Andrew 19 Carter, Alan G 99 Heatley, Malcolm 33 Kelly, Dean 19 Coller, Grant 96 Rider, Cameron 33 Plumridge, Trevor 19 Fletcher, Michael J 92 Farmer, Daryl 32 Simpson, Merv L 19 Pietsch, Ernie 84 Pearson, James C 32 Allan, Edward 18 Snell, Daniel T 84 Rutherford, Daniel G 32 Cameron, Rodney 18 Peterson, Len 80 Graham, Stewart 31 Jackson, Paul 18 Miles, Gary 79 Upton, Daniel 31 Lines, Nick 18 Davidson, Andrew B 76 Wotherspoon, Steve 31 Marr, Benjamin D 18 Turner, Glen 75 Batchelor, Trent 30 O'Neill, John 18 Pearson, Rick B 73 Blake, Simon 30 Petersen, Ross 18 Albiston, Kim 65 Langley, Roger 29 Rayner, Hayden J 18 Gloury, Paul 65 Ogilvie, John 29 Cornish, Ian 17 Medson, Arthur 65 Cain, Peter 28 Smith, Jarrod R 17 Dickey, Graeme 64 Hands, Angus 28 White, Len 17 Goldsmith, Andrew 64 Albiston, Simon 27 Hardy, Adam J 16 Maartensz, John 64 Mitchell, John 27 James, Craig 16 Reid, Robert 60 Reidy, Chris 27 Menzies, Bruce 16 Anderson, Mark 57 Webster, Shane 27 Mowat, Toby 16 Nash, Daniel 57 Callen, Ian 26 Ravichandran, Suresh 16 Farrow, Justin 56 Dunlop, Peter 26 Sharpe, Brendan 16 Davies, Peter J 55 Eccles, Brodie 26 Tillotson, Rick 16 Hone, Brian 55 Lampard, Justin C 26 Yarde, Jesse M 16 Gosney, Kim 53 Muscat, Peter 26 Barelli, Tom 15 Porter, Brian 53 Bateman, Simon 25 Box, Greg 15 Tierney, Paul 53 Maddocks, David 25 D'Arcy, Glenn 15 Bedford, Robert 52 McKay, Peter 25 Germaine, Lew 15

MEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL

Name Games Name Games Name Games Patterson, David 15 King, Jeff 9 Chandler, Tim 2 Sacristani, Robert 15 Osborn, Jim 9 Gibson, Martin 2 Ward, James 15 Rhodes, Andrew 9 Goyal, Pritesh 2 White, Steven 15 Spinks, Conor 9 Jarrett, Matthew 2 Barnes, Edward 14 Stafford, Bruce 9 Kirby, David 2 Denison, Robert 14 Askham, Mark 8 Petty, Don 2 Joyner, Rick 14 Bandi, Somil 8 Scrimshaw, David 2 Nikolic, Blake 14 Helmot, Simon 8 Shahani, Geet 2 Atkinson, Alex 13 Lake, Michael 8 Tindal, Martin 2 Drinkall, Michael 13 May, Joshua 8 Walliker, R 2 Dunn, Jason 13 Smith, Harri 8 Adams, Neil 1 Haynes, Thomas 13 Warren, Mark 8 Andreassen, Marcus 1 Lyon, John 13 Crump, Steven 7 Bedford, Michael 1 Martin, Dick 13 Gibson, Greg 7 Bice, John 1 McMahon, Cameron 13 Hardy, Mark L 7 Bole-Brown, Nick 1 Moore, Richard 13 McClean, David 7 Cotter, William 1 Naitoko, Ben 13 McKenna, Patrick J 7 Cox, Tom 1 Plunkett, D 13 Nou, Loa 7 Day, Richard 1 Sandhu, Steven 13 Smith, Daniel R 7 Fernandopulle, Ruwantha 1 Siaka, Lega 13 Stevenson, James 7 Fletcher, Nicholas 1 Sleeth, Graeme 13 Virdi, Manraj S 7 Fuller, Craig 1 Smyth, Harrison 13 Yallop, Graeme 7 Hanley, Robert 1 West, Aaron 13 Frankland, Barrie 6 Hargreaves, Phil 1 Guild, Ben 12 Hudson, Ashley 6 Hayes, Barry 1 Lang, James 12 Saeed, Muhammad 6 Hayes, Robert 1 Little, Grant 12 Cahill, Rhys 5 Henderson, Neil 1 May, Matt 12 Eyles, Mark 5 Jensen, David I 1 McRae, Timothy 12 Long, Gareth J 5 Newham, J 1 Thiele, Daryl A 12 May, Joshua 5 Scrimshaw, R 1 Burgell, Derek 11 McLean, David 5 Simpson, Graham 1 Craddock, Thomas R 11 Miers, Graeme 5 Smith, Cameron 1 Dickson, D 11 Perera, Shehan 5 Smith, Daniel A 1 Duckworth, Andrew 11 Tyson, William 5 Smith, Jordan 1 Gilham, John 11 Brown, David 4 Summers, Roderick 1 Hansen, Henrik S 11 Casey, Ashley 4 Tamblyn, John 1 Kirby, Keith 11 Clay, Jayden 4 Thompson, Kirk 1 Phillips, Marcus 11 Nevill, Peter M 4 Walford, Robert 1 Rowell, Stephen 11 Pinniger, David 4 Sullivan, Damian 11 Thompson, Alexander 4 Coen, Chris 10 Trollope, Ken J 4 Davidson, Luke W 10 Aitken, Robert 3 O'Dwyer, Heath 10 Box, James 3 Rizio, James 10 Davies, Graeme 3 Torney, Benjamin D 10 Hogg, John N 3 Clarke, Lee 9 Newman, Wayne 3 Duke, Wayne M 9 Porter, John 3 Forshaw, Michael J 9 Robinson, Brady P 3

WOMEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS

Top Ten Players by Highest Individual Scores:

Player Score Against Season Date Meg Lanning 244 Plenty Valley 2018/19 27/01/2019 Meg Lanning 241 no Melbourne 2012/13 18/11/2012 Rachael Haynes 203 Bundoora Old Paradians 2006/07 15/10/2006 Meg Lanning 179 no Plenty Valley 2013/14 03/11/2013 Meg Lanning 179 Brighton District 2010/11 20/11/2010 Meg Lanning 177 no Prahran 2014/15 18/01/2015 Meg Lanning 170 Melbourne 2015/16 25/10/2016 Brooke McFarlane 155 Hawthorn Monash Uni 2006/07 10/02/2007 Meg Lanning 148 no Brighton District 2010/11 20/11/2010 Meg Lanning 145 no Monash Uni Gryphons 2008/09 05/10/2008

Top Ten Players by Best Innings Bowling:

Player Best Bowling Against Season Date Natalie Challis 7/40 Hawthorn 1993/94 12/12/1993 Laura Shaw 6/18 Brunswick Park 2011/12 11/03/2012 Karyn Winterton 6/22 EMP 2001/02 13/01/2002 Hayleigh Brennan 6/24* EMP 2017/18 25/03/2018 Kim Neilson 6/59 Clifton Hill Collingwood 1998/99 31/01/1999 Natalie Challis 5/9 Hawthorn Monash Uni 2003/04 14/12/2003 Monique Draycott 5/10 Plenty Valley 2008/09 02/11/2008 Hayleigh Brennan 5/10 Plenty Valley 2015/16 14/02/2016 Renee Greig 5/11 TBC 2005/06 TBC Bella Gietzmann 5/12# EMP 2015/16 12/03/2016 TBC – Details To be confirmed # Semi Final * Grand Final

WOMEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL

Name Games Name Games Name Games * Casey Hawley 189 * Angela Tunbridge 24 * Gabe Butts 5 * Penelope Cleghorn 173 * Kelly Williamson 24 * Toni West 5 * Anna Lanning 163 * Annie Rose-Maloney 23 * Vibeke Pedersen 5 * Natalie Challis 156 * Naomi Hoey 23 Ashling O'Farrell 5 * Danielle Montague 153 * Nicole Callinan 23 Vanessa Lewicki 5 * Karyn Winterton 138 Maddie Wright 23 * Em Preston 4 * Rebecca Brown 137 * Erin Byrnes 22 *Kellie Trotter 4 * Margaret Pretty 135 * Leanne Haldane 20 * Laurie Hassall 4 * Rebecca Carter 123 * Tara Anderson 19 * Shilette Baker 4 * Meg Lanning 118 Alex Hartley 19 Chloe Ip 4 * Rachael Haynes 99 Jo-Anne Gardner 18 * Emma Murphy 3 Cassie Brock 94 * Colleen Powell 17 * Gemma Mumby 3 Zoe Griffiths 90 * Daina Clark 16 * Jody Simpson 3 * Kate Dempsey 77 * Nicole Breschkin (neé Smith) 16 *Lisa Bowring 3 * Sarah Chancellor-Goddard 77 * Jess Shelton 15 * Robyn Calder 3 * Ingrid Noack 72 Sophie Taylor 15 Danni Wyatt 3 Laura Shaw 71 * Heather Sutterby 14 Jasmine Fleming 3 *Bronte Stray 69 * Helen Snibson 14 Rohenna Young 3 * Elizabeth Gardiner 66 * Michelle Palmer 14 * Brownwyne Simmons 2 Bella Gietzmann 65 Marie Kelly 14 * Ella Angarane 2 Phillipa (Pip) Taylor 63 * Jacqui Dodson 13 * Haley Anderson 2 Amy Jennings 61 * Michelle Winterton 13 * Julie Donahoe 2 * Suzy Ryan 60 Pennie Harrison 13 * Laura Tucker 2 * Jenny Demarte 59 * Clementine Ward 12 * Marja van der Toorren 2 Isabella Weber 59 *Julie Brown 12 * Sarah Pantaleo 2 * Monique Draycott 57 * Leanne Byrce 12 * Tania Pearce 2 * Claire Fletcher (née Lavery) 56 * Shannon Williams 12 * Vanessa Meyer 2 * Peta Searle 54 * Vicky Mercer 11 Ainslee Bennett 2 * Kate Schie 51 Georgia Hennessy 11 Alannah Dahlsen 2 Madi Clayton 51 Makinley Blows 11 Ellie McKenzie 2 * Kim Neilson 50 * Roidula Boutsikakis 10 Kyra Black 2 * Brooke McFarlane 49 Siobhan Murphy 10 Maitlin Brown 2 * Julie Hunter 49 Emily Roberts 9 Paris Penny 2 * Kathryn Buick 48 Paris Rafferty 9 * Megan Thompson 1 Julia Crockett-Grills 44 * Olivia Bradley 8 * Melissa Worth 1 * Kristen Flett 42 Ashleigh Peck 8 * Michelle Sutherland 1 Hayleigh Brennan 41 Isabelle Watson 8 Anthea Gribben 1 * Renee Greig 40 Kristy Arulrajah 8 Caitlin Morando 1 * Felicia Dickman 39 Laura Malkin 8 Claire Dyett 1 * Kate Sommers 36 Tansi Price 8 Drew Barnes 1 * Anna Brown 33 * Amanda McFayden 7 Emma Sands 1 Danielle Montague 32 * Carolyn Daly 7 Ishara Fernado 1 Holly Spencer 31 * Kerry Clark 7 Lynsey Pritchard 1 * Anita Rhook 27 Hailey Ferris 7 Morna Nielsen 1 * Pam Allen 27 Lani Dejong 7 Niamh Clarke 1 * Kate Bertrand 26 Lara Shannon 7 Sophie Jennings 1 * Melanie Jones 26 * Jannine Rhook 6 Stacey Haughton 1 Kristy Williams 26 * Sue Gell 6 Teresa King 1 Stephanie Butler 25 Katie Mack 6 True Campbell 1

MEN’S SENIOR CLUB GAMES – TOTAL (80+ Games) Name Games Name Games Name Games Fletcher, Michael 349 Snell, Matthew 128 Anderson, Mark 88 Trollope, Ken J 345 Tillotson, Gary 128 Osborn, Jim 88 Lang, Bruce 344 Bedford, Robert 127 Wood, Alan 87 Smyth, Greg A 340 Stafford, Bruce 127 Bethune, Andrew 86 Blake, Tim 325 Boxshall, Gordon 125 Henning, Mark 85 McNulty, Jason S 325 Davidson, Jack 125 Greening, Adrian 82 Davidson, Andrew 311 Parikh, Gaurav 125 Heatley, Malcolm 82 Fortington, Robert 307 Fewster, Ken G 122 Peterson, Len 82 Carter, David J 294 Rowell, Stephen 122 Blake, Ron 81 Blake, Andrew 287 Comte, Glenn 121 Creber, Jake 81 Charman, Gary 262 Maartensz, John 121 Menzies, Bruce 81 Newbound, Justin 236 Miles, Gary 120 Tierney, Kim 81 Andreassen, Marcus 233 Dearing, Ken 116 Bedford, Michael 80 Whitelaw, Dean 230 Thompson, Graeme 116 Summers, Roderick 89 Snell, Daniel 221 Marr, Benjamin 115 Anderson, Mark 88 Morris, Samuel 216 Burgell, Ian 113 Osborn, Jim 88 Laussen, Steve 198 Coller, Grant 113 Wood, Alan 87 King, Brendan 184 Roulston, Neville 112 Bethune, Andrew 86 Parsons, Chris 183 Shepard, Peter 110 Henning, Mark 85 Carter, Alan 182 Hansen, Chris 109 Greening, Adrian 82 Newman, Tom 181 Trollope, Steven 108 Heatley, Malcolm 82 Robertson, Peter 181 Thiele, Daryl 106 Peterson, Len 82 Cullen, Robert 178 Crump, Gary 104 Blake, Ron 81 Hogg, John 175 Gerloff, Alan 104 Creber, Jake 81 Utting, Bruce 173 Newman, Wayne 104 Menzies, Bruce 81 Medson, Arthur 169 Tillotson, Chris 103 Tierney, Kim 81 Jackson, Scott 168 O'Keefe, John 102 Bedford, Michael 80 Minter, Andrew 166 Kukuruzovic, Luke 100 Summers, Roderick 89 Blake, Sam 165 Reid, Tim 98 Anderson, Mark 88 Cromb, Stephen 158 Batchelor, Trent 97 Osborn, Jim 88 Pietsch, Ernie 158 Fuller, Craig 97 Wood, Alan 87 Bell, Colin 154 Tierney, Shane 97 Bethune, Andrew 86 Blake, David 154 Rutherford, Daniel 96 Henning, Mark 85 Tierney, Paul 152 Dickey, Graeme 95 Greening, Adrian 82 Blake, Simon 145 Henderson, Jim 95 Heatley, Malcolm 82 Davis, Don R 141 White, Len 95 Peterson, Len 82 Davidson, Greg 139 Wotherspoon, Steve 94 Blake, Ron 81 Forshaw, Michael 139 Debney, James 93 Creber, Jake 81 Maxwell, Peter 134 Hone, Brian 91 Menzies, Bruce 81 Simpson, Merv 134 Winnett, Chris 91 Tierney, Kim 81 Pearson, Rick 133 Flinn, Steven R 90 Bedford, Michael 80 Utting, Ken 132 McMahon, Cameron 90 Barelli, Tom 130 Tatterson, Benjamin 90 Lyons, Fred 129 Summers, Roderick 89

WOMEN’S SENIOR CLUB GAMES – TOTAL (25+ Games) Name Games Name Games Name Games * Michelle Winterton 282 * Jody Simpson 73 Heidi Pearce 31 * Nicole Breschkin (née Smith) 268 Sophie Jennings 73 * Kelly Bramstedt 30 * Margaret Pretty 266 * Jenny Demarte 70 * Tanya Liesegang 30 * Casey Hawley 248 * Chris Brown 67 * Vibeke Pedersen 30 * Penelope Cleghorn 207 Maddie Wright 65 Leah Charalambous 30 * Danielle Montague 191 Carter (Rachel) O'Regan 64 Sophie Taylor 30 * Natalie Challis 181 Phillipa (Pip) Taylor 63 Stella Reid 30 * Rebecca Brown 181 * Peta Searle 62 * Georgie Belot 29 Pennie Harrsion 175 * Julie Hunter 60 Holly Spencer 29 * Anna Lanning 169 Sarah Clark 60 Jess Perri 29 * Bronte Stray 152 Eleanor Forwood 56 Kathryn Kurz 29 * Karyn Winterton 150 Hailey Ferris 56 Sarah Withers 29 * Rebecca Carter 147 * Kate Sommers 55 * Kirsten MacLeod 28 Amy Jennings 145 * Renee Greig 55 Haleema Shiraz 28 Madi Clayton 141 * Felicia Dickman 53 Natalie Holmes 28 Chloe Ip 134 * Brooke McFarlane 52 * Anita Rhook 27 * Marja van der Toorren 129 Paris Penny 52 Stephanie Butler 27 * Monique Draycott 128 * Kim Neilson 51 #*Julie H. Brown 26 Lani Dejong 127 * Kathryn Buick 50 * Megan de Winne 26 * Meg Lanning 126 * Kelly Williamson 50 * Vicky Mercer 26 Zoe Griffiths 125 * Melodie Watson 49 Kristy Williams 26 * Sarah Pantaleo 123 Julia Crocket-Grills 49 Lauren Innes 26 * Rachael Haynes 122 Sarah Chong 49 Melanie Jones 26 * Robyn Calder 122 Tansi Price 48 * Jess Surace 25 * Toni West 119 * Astride Loigom 47 Angela Turnbridge 25 Isabella Weber 114 * Vicki Downs 43 Nicole Callinan 25 * Kate Schie 112 Bella Poon 41 * Claire Fletcher (née Lavery) 100 Hayleigh Brennan 41 Stacey Haughton 99 * Marianna Bellizia 39 * Sarah Chancellor Goddard 95 * Pam Allen 38 Cassie Brock 94 * Rebecca Holland 36 Laura Shaw 94 * Jacqui Dodson 34 * Lisa Bowring 92 * Jess Rye 34 * Kate Dempsey 91 Dominque McCusker 34 * Ingrid Noack 87 * Anna Brown 33 Elizabeth Mitchell 87 * Miranda Luck 33 * Amanda McFayden 84 * Tara Anderson 33 Bella Gietzmann 84 Kyra Black 32 * Elizabeth Gardiner 83 *Anne Hallam 31 * Kate Bertrand 83 * Keimi Lai 31 * Suzy Ryan 81 Ashleigh Peck 31 * Kristen Flett 76 Brooke Vickers 31

*denotes those players who played two-day cricket from 1992/93 to 2009/10. From season 2010-11 onwards the competition format consisted of One-Day and Twenty20 cricket meaning more matches are played in a season # two players named Julie Brown have played with the club. One played 1st and 2nd XI games between 1992/93 – 1994/95. The second Julie H.Brown played between 1999/2000 – 2001/02 in the 3rd XI.

OFFICE BEARERS

PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER A. Minter 2015 - Ms S. Lynas 2018- A.Blake 2016 - M.C. Andreassen 2014-2015 S.R.Wotherspoon 2017-2018 G. Davidson 2013- 2016 M.J Fletcher 2004-2014 Ms R.Calder 2015 -2017 Dr E.E. Gardiner 2005-2013 S.M. Jackson 2001-2004 P.W. Robertson 2013- 2015 T. Blake 2004-2005 Dr R.B. Pearson 1998-2001 Ms L. Bowring 2012-2013 D. Smith 2002-2004 B.G. Lang 1993-1998 K.J. Trollope 2005-2011 M.C. Andreassen 1999-2002 K.G Fewster 1989-1993 Ms R.J. Brown 2003-2005 S.A. Cromb 1998-1999 G.D. Charman 1987-1989 Ms M.B.Thompson 1999-2003 P.R. Maxwell 1995-1998 L.H. Petersen 1984-1987 A.B. Davidson 1997-1999 D.R. Davis 1993-1995 D.R. Davis 1971-1984 S.A. Cromb 1989-1997 B.G. Lang 1987-1993 P.J. Stone 1967-1971 J.N. Hogg 1985-1989 P.R. Maxwell 1984-1987 K. Wilson 1959-1967 S.A. Cromb 1983-1985 P. O’Hern 1982-1984 R. Pullen 1952-1954 H.J. Miles 1980-1983 E. Tierney 1978-1982 H. Carson 1949-1950 G. McKie 1977-1980 J. King 1977-1978 R. Pullen 1948-1949 K.G. Fewster 1969-1977 E. Tierney 1975-1977 R. Pullen 1945-1946 G.M. Coe 1968-1969 S.A. Cromb 1974-1975 W.J. Craig 1937-1939 S. Smith 1967-1968 M.L. Simpson 1969-1974 A. Matthews 1966-1967 I. Baglin 1966-1969 M.L. Simpson 1965-1966 R. Bedford 1965-1966 A. Matthews 1963-1965 K. Gorfine 1964-1965 J.W. Heatley 1961-1962 A. Forrest 1960-1964 M. Weller 1959-1961 M. Birtles 1959-1960 K. Wilson 1951-1954 M. Birtles 1953-1954 A. Forrest 1949-1950 R. McKenzie 1952-1953 H.H. Buzwell 1948-1949 R. McKenzie 1948-1950 E. Garling 1945-1946 J. Andrews 1945-1946 E. Garling 1938-1939 J. Andrews 1937-1939 H. Riddel 1937-1938

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