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Table of Contents Office Bearers ...... 5 Life Members ...... 5 Previous Administration ...... 6 Non Playing Members ...... 6 Committee Member Attendance ...... 7 Performance Last 15 Years ...... 7 Premierships ...... 8 Charity partners ...... 9 Club Sponsors ...... 9 Local Government ...... 10 Category Sponsors ...... 10 Player Sponsors ...... 12 Presidents Report ...... 14 Secretary’s Report ...... 20 Treasurers Report ...... 24 Manly for Manly Community Program ...... 25 Past vs Present Pink Stumps Day – The Fiona Lyon Cup ...... 26 International and First Class Representatives ...... 27 Champagne Cricketers ...... 28 2014/15 Major Award Winners ...... 29 Representative Players 2014/15 ...... 30 Player Milestones and Records ...... 30 Leading Batting Averages 2014/15...... 33 Leading Bowling Averages 2014/15 ...... 33 Club Coach’s Report ...... 34 1st Grade Report ...... 36 1st Grade Batting Statistics ...... 39 1st Grade Bowling Statistics...... 39 1st Grade Match results ...... 39 1st Grade Career Records of Current Players ...... 41 1st Grade T20 Batting Statistics ...... 42 1st Grade T20 Bowling Statistics ...... 42 1st Grade T20 Match Results ...... 42 2nd Grade Report ...... 45 2nd Grade Batting Stats...... 48 2nd Grade Bowling Stats ...... 48 2nd Grade Match Results ...... 49 3rd Grade Report ...... 51 3rd Grade Batting Stats ...... 56 3rd Grade Bowling Stats ...... 56 3rd Grade Match Results ...... 57 4th Grade Report ...... 60 4th Grade Batting Stats ...... 63 4th Grade Bowling Stats ...... 63 4th Grade Match Results ...... 64 5th Grade Report ...... 66
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5th Grade Batting Stats ...... 69 5th Grade Bowling Stats ...... 69 5th Grade Match Results ...... 70 Poidevin Gray Report ...... 73 Poidevin Gray Bowling Stats ...... 75 Poidevin Gray Batting Stats...... 75 Poidevin Gray Match Results ...... 75 Green Shield Report ...... 77 Green Shield Batting Stats ...... 80 Green Shield Bowling Stats ...... 80 Green Shield Match Results ...... 81 Team Photo’s ...... 82 2014/15 Consolidated Statistics ...... 86 Club Records 1878 - 2015 ...... 88 Club Record Partnership ...... 90 Career Records of Current Players ...... 92 Players Who Have Scored Over 5,000 Grade Runs ...... 94 ...... 95 Players Who Have Taken Over 300 Grade Wickets ...... 95 Best Performances Last 10 Years ...... 96
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Office Bearers
PATRONS SELECTION COMMITTEE
Jean Hay – Manly Mayor Chris Hynes – Chairman of Selectors Mike Baird – Manly MP and NSW Premier Tim Cruickshank – 1st Grade captain Mike Regan – Warringah Mayor Rowan Hamman – 2nd Grade captain Warren Evans – 3rd Grade captain HONORARY PRESIDENT th Josh Petersen – 4 grade captain Andrew Fraser Simon Waddington – 5th grade captain Taylor Beatty – Poidevin Gray Captain HONORARY DEPUTY PRESIDENT HEAD COACHS David Gainsford Shawn Bradstreet HONORARY SECRETARY Phil Marks
Steve Beatty ASSISTANT COACHES
ASSISTANT HONORARY SECRETARY Adam Crosthwaite (Batting & wicket-keeping coach)
Joel Mason Gavin Fletcher (Assistant Bowling Coach) Stephen Whitfield (Assistant Bowling Coach) HONORARY TREASURER Bob Rollins (Assistant Batting Coach) David Gardner (Fielding and lower grade Coach) Scott McLachlan Adam Crosthwaite – Poidevin Gray Coach ASSISTANT HONORARY TREASURER David Gainsford – AW Green Shield Coach John Warn Greg Boyer – AW Green Shield Assistant Coach
GENERAL COMMITTEE DELEGATES TO SYDNEY CRICKET
Greg Boyer ASSOCIATION
Simon Lyon John Warn Langdon Gould Adam Gummer Adam Gummer Corrie Boss DELEGATE TO CNSW
John Warn
Life Members
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS (DECEASED)
Peter Philpott OAM Tom Spencer Bruce Adrian A Anderson Barry Rothwell Greg Hill Jim Burke Les Gwynne Jim Stewart Gary Flowers C Cochrane Bruce Cook Sam Mesite Don Sellin H Dunlop C Hayes Mike Pawley OAM Gavin Fletcher C Hayman W Hoy Andrew Fraser Mal Elliot C Laurence W S Mitchell Ron Holmes David Patterson R Oxlade George Lowe Bob Brenner Richard Fry Cliff Searle L A Soman Frank Turner Keith Fitzpatrick R Pitt J F Hodgson Shawn Bradstreet Terry Lee M Hayman Alan Turner Brian Kinsey John Warn John Stephenson Eddie Robinson Graeme Beard Geoff Rogers Tom Brooks OAM David Gainsford
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Previous Administration
HONORARY PRESIDENTS (12)
DATES NAME YEARS 1878-1896 Alfred Hilder 18 1897-1922 Dr David Thomas 26 1922-1955 Aubrey Oxlade CBA 33 1955-1966 George Lowe 11 1966-1976 John Hodgson 10 1976-1980 John Stephenson 4 1980-1984 Barry Rothwell 4 1984-1991 Jim Stewart 8 1991-1999 Gary Flowers 8 1999-2000 Ron Holmes 1 2000-2004 Tim Farris 4 2004-Present Andrew Fraser 11*
EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATION – LAST 10 YEARS
YEAR HON PRESIDENT HON SECRETARY HON TREASURER 2005-06 Andrew Fraser Phil Munting Steve Cleary 2006-07 Andrew Fraser Phil Munting Matt Kaye 2007-08 Andrew Fraser Phil Munting Matt Kaye 2008-09 Andrew Fraser Ross Wiblin (GM) Fiona Lyon 2009-10 Andrew Fraser Ross Wiblin (GM) Fiona Lyon 2010-11 Andrew Fraser Ross Wiblin (GM) Fiona Lyon 2011-12 Andrew Fraser John Parkinson Fiona Lyon 2012-13 Andrew Fraser Don Waller Fiona Lyon / Simon Lyon 2013-14 Andrew Fraser Steve Beatty Scott McLachlan 2014-15 Andrew Fraser Steve Beatty Scott McLachlan
Non Playing Members
Mick Trevaskis Simon Couch Andrew Pulsford Matt Suttling Drew Johnson Jodie Johnson Andrew Dawes James Economides Richard Davies Jaron Mitchell Adrian Lugg Andrew Prentice Jenny Walker Roy Edwards Steve Beatty Jamien Zimmerman Ann Wilson Scott Moore Andrew Bray Dale Hunt Greg Silk Steve Cole Mark Isaacs Prasad Pillai Mark Stanley Graeme Turner Forrester Leahey Andrew Jeffrey Marcus Ghattus Hamish McGowan Darren Bradstreet Clayton Ockerby Gary Holmes Alan Wright David Gardiner Peter Garlick Geoff Rogers Greg Williams Scott McLachlan Kim Kelly Errol Cranney Neil Gray Ron Holmes Bob Brenner Roy Formica Ken Turner Mark Williams Caroline Ferguson 6 | P a g e
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John Griffiths Kevin Davies Mark Taylor Sean Rout Juris Turmanis Ross Wiblin Tom Purcell David Ford Tony Pitcher Paul Hartmann Paul Wilson Ben King Simon Lyon Greg Boyer Adam Parkinson Jarrod Baker Ted Lindsay Adam Lucius Gavin Fletcher Craig Little Alex Maidment Jon Moss Sam Mesite Frank Turner Jim Outred Langdon Gould Tim Kelly Nathan Austin Michael Lindsay Mal Elliot Matthew Cranney Eddie Meth Jim Stewart John Lannon
Committee Member Attendance
TITLE NAME % ATTENDANCE Hon. President Andrew Fraser 100 % Hon. Vice President David Gainsford 100 % Hon. Secretary Steve Beatty 100 % Hon, Treasurer Scott McLachlan 83 % Hon. Assistant Secretary Joel Mason 100 % Hon. Assistant Treasurer John Warn 33 % Committee Greg Boyer 100 % Committee Simon Lyon 83 % Committee Adam Gummer 83 % Committee Langdon Gould 67 % Committee Corrie Boss 83 %
Performance Last 15 Years
CLUB 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH Green YEAR PG’s CHAMPIONSHIP GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE Shield 2014-15 1st 1st 2nd 1st 4th 2nd 8th 3rd 2013-14 8TH 5th 16th 4th 2nd 2nd 15th 16th 2012-13 15th 17th 16th 10th 9th 16th 10th 13th 2011-12 1st 5th 2nd 3rd 2nd 7th 4th 10th 2010-11 8th 10th 7th 1st 10th 1st 12th 18th 2009-10 3rd 5th 7th 3rd 7th 12th 14th 4th 2008-09 8th 14th 5th 3rd 15th 4th 15th 5th 2007-08 15th 18th 11th 12th 16th 7th 20th 16th 2006-07 9th 20th 3rd 3rd 5th 9th 7th 2nd 2005-06 1st 2nd 6th 4th 8th 20th 5th 8th 2004-05 4th 6th 8th 1st 6th 10th 2nd 17th 2003-04 12th 12th 8th 10th 6th 9th 7th 11th 2002-03 1st 3rd 16th 3rd 2nd 7th 4th 11th 2001-02 5th 18th 2nd 4th 2nd 10th 6th 2nd 2000-01 5th 3rd 13th 11th 14th 20th 3rd 10th 7 | P a g e
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Premierships
GRADE YEARS Club Championship 1976-77, 1988-89, 1999-00, 2002-03, 2005-06, 2011-12, 2014-15
1st Grade 1949-50, 1957-58, 1973-74, 1988-89, 2014-15
1st Grade L/0 1974-75, 2000-01, 2005-06
1st Grade T20 2009-10
2nd Grade 1904-05, 1989-90 1902-03, 1920-21, 1958-59, 1969-70, 1974-75, 1987-88 (undefeated), 2004-05, 2010-11, 3rd Grade 2014-15 4th Grade 1972-73
5th Grade 2010-11
Poidevin Gray 1949-50, 1955-56, 1968-69, 1977-78, 1985-86
Green Shield 1941-42, 1942-43, 1944-45, 1952-53, 1953-54, 1959-60, 1991-92
Masters 2002-03, 2003-04
Ladies 1982-83 (2nd Grade)
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Charity partners
Stewart House Happy Days Cambodian Charity
Club Sponsors
MAJOR SPONSOR
SECONDARY SPONSOR
CLUB SPONSORS
Ann Wilson Funerals Quest Manly Titan Ford Red Property Group 9 | P a g e
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Ultra Tune Manly Bank of Queensland Manly The Manly Daily
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Local Government
Manly Council Warringah Council
Category Sponsors
4 Pines Brewery Isaacs Cole Chartered Accountants Brookvale Insurance Brokers
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Player Sponsors
Westfield Warringah Mall – Nic Bills Device Technologies – Adam Crosthwaite CSG – Jay Lenton
Device Technologies – Corrie Boss The Butchers Café – James Munting Send out Cards – Hamish Ferguson
Pivot Creative – Sam Gainsford Spartan Sports – Tim Cruickshank Silicon Beach Computers – Jordan Daly
Brays IGA – Cameron Merchant TIPC – James Boyer Manly Warringah Sea Eagles – Steve O’Keefe
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Top Tier Sports – Taylor Beatty Bradstreet Building – Ahillen Beadle Athletic Strength Institute – Justin Cox
Sri’s Indian Eatery – Joel Mason Angus the Bull – Luke Edgell Chiropractic Solutions – Jake Carden
Oscars Shaving Gel – Sam Hole Accom Holidays – Matt Cole OPSM – Aidan Baker
Living Gas – Nick McLachlan
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Presidents Report
At the annual presentation dinner, Jamien A Green Shield title Zimmerman, CEO of our major sponsor in 1992 (of which Travelsim, said…. “It is very important for you all the late great Bobby to take some time to reflect on your incredible Lind was Coach!) success of 2014/15, so as to fully appreciate your was to be our only achievements and how you got there.” other success during the 90s and we would have to wait 15 long So after the euphoria of our success and years to win another grade premiership. This was celebrations, I heeded his advice and did take courtesy of John Warn’s 3rd grade team in 2005. some time out to reflect. Jamien was right! It was like history repeating itself again. Just like in1988 when 3rd grade broke the drought, there It took me back 37 years and made me realise was a winning belief at the club, when Warny’s how far we have come since I joined the club as team won. a 14 year old, in a period when Manly were really struggling. I realised our success has created And thus begun Manly’s winning culture of the history and is the result of a collective effort from past decade. some great people on and off the field – and the culmination of many years of hard work! The golden era of the late 80s, has now finally been surpassed and season 2014/15 has now So I’d like to share some of my thoughts on this seen us re-write the history books at MWDCC! incredible journey so far. In fact, during my reflection, I realised the club I was fortunate to make my grade debut for has won ten (10) of its 41 titles, in the past ten Manly in 4th grade, way back in 1978. It was a years – that’s almost 25% of all our trophies in real tough time for the club over the next decade, the last decade, namely: until we finally broke a 13 year premiership drought, going through undefeated to win the Club Championship x 3: 2005/06, 2011/12, 3rd grade comp, captained by Gary Flowers in 2014/15 1988. I will never forget the feeling of winning 1st Grade x 3: 2005/06 (L/O), 2009/10 (T-20), that grand-final at Manly Oval, playing with some 2014/15 guys who have turned out to be lifelong friends, 3rd Grade x 3: 2004/05, 2010/11, 2014/15 including Gary and David Gainsford. 5th Grade x1: 2010/11
This premiership success, instilled a newfound And as you can see from the stats above, results belief in everyone at the club. It began what we like this just don’t happen. It has taken years of referred to at the time as the “golden era” of the planning, implementing and hard work, from club. The following season in 1988/89, we won many, many wonderful people associated with the Club Championship and Greg Bush led 1st our great club, throughout this period. grade to a premiership - we won 2nd grade the next season and the club also went on two This is now undoubtedly the most successful overseas tours, to Asia and the UK. period in our Club’s 137 year history and you are now all part of the club’s new ‘golden era.’ The club was on a roll – but things then changed! Who would have thought that we would have to wait 26 years, to win another 1st grade title? 14 | P a g e
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We have been threatening for many years to in the park competition. It certainly raised some have a season like 2014/15, but due to a variety eyebrows and had its fair share of critics, but the of factors and a lack of luck, it has never Club fully embraced Mick’s initiative and so happened – until now! began the ‘pathway’ journey.
We made the finals of all 9 of the SCA’s Five years later, Greg Boyer and David Gainsford competitions, where we have set a new continued developing the evolution of this benchmark – take a look at these performances: initiative. They were instrumental in nurturing the successful “Manly-Warringah Pathway Club Champions (winning by a record 212 Program,” that now sees us the envy of all other points!) associations, as our relationships with our 1st Grade Minor Premiers partners at MWCA, MWJCA and Warringah 1st Grade Premiers Shires continue to get stronger each year. 1st Grade Limited Overs Grand Finalists 1st Grade T-20 Quarter Finalists Greg has now stepped down from the committee 2nd Grade Grand Finalists and passed the baton to Ross Denny. Greg has 3rd Grade Premiers put his heart & soul into the Pathway over the 4th Grade Minor Premiers, Semi Finalists past 5 years and he should feel very proud that 5th Grade Grand Finalists he has played such an integral role and is part of this amazing legacy that continues to grow. Poidevin Gray (Under 21) Quarter Finalists Thanks Butch! Green Shield (Under 16) Semi Finalists
Reflection over, now to some thank you’s! So a massive congratulations to everyone in the playing group – you have all just been incredible To our sponsors. We are fortunate to have such this season and deserve all this success and your a great portfolio of sponsor partners, each of Club Champs baggy caps. whom we value greatly. I must commend Joel
Mason, our Business Manager, who continues to It is important to state, that our success this do an outstanding job sourcing and servicing all season has been built on a program of of our sponsors. Joel has now retired from developing our local juniors - and the stats don’t playing after a great career at Manly! lie on this one:
Jamien Zimmerman and the team at TravelSIM Of the 58 players who played in the finals, 50 have contributed so much to our club over the of them were local juniors last 7 years, and are a huge part of our success. Every player in our 3rd grade premiership Make sure you use this fantastic product next team was a local junior! time you are traveling overseas. They have The average age of the playing group was just resigned as our Major Sponsor for 2015/16 which 22.9 is fantastic. Of the 88 matches that were contested towards Club Champs points, we only lost 13 We’re delighted to announce that Harbord of these – I’m advised our 1575 points is the Diggers/Mounties, will continue their most Club champ pts ever accumulated! sponsorship next season, which takes it to a remarkable 20 year partnership. So thanks heaps Cast your mind back 10 years when Mick Pawley for Dale Hunt, Greg Pickering and Kevin Ingram and Doug McGrath put the first steps of our for your continued support. Junior Development program in place, where 12 year olds were invited to play against grown men
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To the Club’s management committee, a terrific To our brilliant coaching team led by Club Coach effort from everyone. Two of the toughest roles Shawn ‘Winga’ Bradstreet. Mate, it has been the are those of Secretary and Treasurer, but the most extraordinary ride hasn’t it? We’re all so Club is fortunate to have two of the most brilliant happy for you as I know how much you wanted people in those roles. Special mention of our that 1st grade premiership. Your contribution to Secretary Steve Beatty, who was a deserved this club has been incredible and what a magic recipient of the Keith Marks Clubman of the Year. week of celebrations it was! Great times that we His contribution to our Club has been incredible shall never forget. Well deserved champion. and very valued. A great worker. A great man. A great asset for our club! To Phil ‘Skid’ Marks. What a season hey? Thanks for all your dedication and so pleased you were And to Scotty McLachlan, who continues to run able to be part of it all with us. Must have our accounts like clockwork. One of the key brought back some great memories of your 1989 reasons we are in a healthy fiscal position, is due victory? to Scotty. We are very grateful for his enormous contribution to not only our finances, but other The rest of our coaching support team each aspects of the club, especially on game day! made great contributions. Crossy in his role at PG’s. The legendary Bobby Rollins, so great you To my great mate David Gainsford. You continue could share in our success Bobby! Thanks to Dave to amaze us all. Even through your own battles ‘Lozza’ Gardner for all your assistance with the and the sad loss of your beautiful mum Jill, you lower grades and other general tasks across the continued to pour so much time into the club, in season. Also our fielding and throwing coach particular the juniors. The Green Shield boys are Todd Darvall, thanks again for your contribution very fortunate to have your wisdom. And I am Todd. very fortunate to have you as Deputy President and close friend! To Gavin Fletcher and Steve Whitfield. Quite ironic that Skid, Fletch and Whit played together A newcomer to the committee this year was in the 1989 premiership team. Pleasure to have Adam Gummer. His contribution in his debut you involved in the Club again guys and thank year has just been outstanding and despite being you to you both. a redhead, he’s definitely a future leader of this Club! Alan Wright, our esteemed net captain and Thanks also to Bossy, Langdon and CNSW Grahams Reserve ground manager, who devotes Chairman John Warn for your respective so much time for our club, as well as our new contributions. John is doing an epic job in his role Manly Oval manager, Todd Harper. with CNSW. And let’s not forget our great team of scorers, And to Simon ‘Cliffy’ Lyon, who is also stepping Donny Sellin, Gordon Currie, Geoff Rogers and down from committee. Thanks for all your years Pete Garlick, who took out the prestigious SCA of hard work. Scorer of the Year award.
To Chris Hynes, terrific effort again as Chairman To our captains who didn’t win the premierships. of Selectors. You’ve put countless hours into Rowan, Josh and Waddo – with a little bit of luck, selections, which we appreciate. It is largely a you all could have tasted premiership success like thankless task, but you’ve performed admirably Tim and Wazza, but you all led well this season in the role! and were integral in our club champs win.
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And a huge thanks to Ian Bird for the wonderful Why this success has taken so long, is a little bit images he has again captured across the season! of a mystery, But it doesn’t matter now, as we are all a part of Finally, to Timmy Cruickshank. What a way to go history. out mate? You have been a huge part of our club We deserved this – we’ve all worked bloody hard for the past 17 years and whilst we will miss you, and this was our time, feel proud of what you have achieved in this As Mick Pawley aptly said - finally, the planets time, especially this title….. ”1st Grade decided to align. Premiership Captain.” It’s taken many years of planning, to finally put I could go on forever here, but when you have a this success in the bank, year like this, there are just so many people to A real collective effort, and there’s so many thank. So given the poem seemed to strike a wonderful people to thank. chord at the presentation night, perhaps this is From our Patrons, Mayors Hay & Regan, to the the best way to sign off, as I think manages to affable Premier Mike Baird, capture the essence of our remarkable season. What about the song in his office? Some amazing memories we’ve now shared! Finally, thank you to everyone for what has not only been the greatest season ever, but also the It is a season to savior, one we will remember for most enjoyable season ever. How honored we years, should all feel to be part of something as special It’s been a wonderful time for all at the Club, as as this – part of a great group of people we can we celebrated with a few beers. affectionately refer to as the “Manly Cricket The Club Champs evening was special, a night on Family!” which we fondly look back, Especially for the Edwards brothers, Mickey and See you next season & let’s do it all again! Jack!
Now time to try and thank everyone, from Green Shield through to 1s, “2014/15 - Our Greatest Season Ever!” So apologies in advance, if I happen to forget anyone. Our great Club was founded, way back in 1878, From our loyal list of sponsors, you helped us But it was not until now, that we’ve had a season achieve our dream, so great! You all mean so much to us, you’re all a part of In our 137 years, we’ve assembled an amazing our team! cast, But none have achieved the feats of this year, Thanks to Adam Lucius, for helping us write some despite our success in the past. stories, And to Andrew Prentice at the Daily, and your Many may not know about the ‘Tahs, as we are feature covering our glories. geographically insular, To the parents, supporters, volunteers, But we’re the best Club in the world, on the girlfriends, and wives, northern beaches peninsula! You’re all a part of this – and helped to make it To wear the cap of President, is for me an honour the best season of our lives! & a pleasure, This season has provided so much joy, lifelong To everyone in the juniors and our Pathway, what memories that I will treasure. a season it has been,
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Great to see another premiership at Warringah, It was a stressful grand final Sunday at Manly, as for our brothers in Green. the batters dug a little hole, To our volunteer helpers from the scoreboard to But enter the man of the moment, Aiden Bariol, the canteen, hard to believe just 15 years old! To Wibbers, Ted and Todd - and everyone else who helped us cook & clean. And Rowan Hamman turned 2s around, on a great season your team can reflect, To our Committee, thanks for your efforts as the And you all warmly welcomed Will Harding, it’s a Club’s management team, year he will never forget. Without your tireless efforts, such success we And now to the boys in 1s, who have made us all would not have seen. so proud, Bossy, Butch, Maso, Cliffy, Warny, Langy & What a moment in the sheds when you won, and Gumms, sang the Club song so loud! Gains, Stevo & Scotty – I’d like to thank you, each & every one! After 26 long summers, it was one of the great moments in sport, What about Shawn Bradstreet, the Super Coach Later followed by the nude Manly Oval lap, when and champion bloke, we finally opened the 1989 Port! We’ve set the benchmark now “Winga”, no Undefeated in the 2 day comp, is a feat that is longer do we choke! very rare, To his assistant Skid, great to have you back at Now you have lifelong friends, and so many Manly to be a part of all this, memories to share! And to Butch & Gainsy for coaching Greenies & mentoring our kids. I will start with Juice, who really personifies what Manly is all about, The coaching support team of Crossy, Bobby, There was no happier face in the sheds, when we Wrighty, Lozza, Fletch and Whit, finally broke the drought! Plus Chairman of Selectors Hynesy - you gents are And what about Jimmy Munting in the final, with all such a good fit. our backs to the wall, And what about our team of scorers, each of He strode to the crease, and proceeded to middle whom we extend our thanks to, every ball! Dollars, Gordy, Geoffro – and what about Pete Garlick, on a premiership debut! To Mickey Edwards, who boasts a fast bowling talent that is rare, To each of our captains, you were superb all Deservedly got a NSW contract, and the season long, opportunities will now be there! It’s hard to fault any of you, as you hardly put a And Nick McLachlan, who really is an unsung foot wrong. hero, with 59 poles, Jack Pickering led Greenies well, as did Taylor So many times this season Nickos, you dug us out Beatty in PGs, of holes. Waddo & Joshy Petersen were superb, and what about Wazza in 3s! It was ironic we played the GF at North Sydney, home of the Bears, 28 years the ‘Rock Dog’ has waited to win a Former home of Billsy & Jay, now a 1st grade title comp, is theirs! It was great to finally see the old ranga, do the Welcome to Manly boys, having you as ‘Tahs has nudey romp! been a pleasure,
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Enjoy that Premiership cap, something you can And what about Crossy, this season he scored both always treasure. another four tons, And broke the Club record, amassing an What about AB, who won the prestigious O’Reilly incredible 1455 runs. Medal, Be proud of the season you have had & thanks for Keep scoring runs and taking wickets mate, don’t keeping your promise up, take your foot off the pedal! At the start of the season you told me, we would Then there’s Nappa, a solid year at the top, from win the Belvidere Cup! this very popular chappy, Great to see you doing so well, your success has Last but not least the skipper, what more can we made your parents very happy! say about Tim? Winning that elusive 1st grade premiership, has And what about the Benaud Medallist, Jack been a 17 year dream for him. Ritchie, the man we call Cubby, What an amazing career & a terrific clubman you When you hit the winning runs in the GF, so many have been, of us got a chubby! We congratulate you on being one of the Your 87 not out was one of the great innings in greatest, Manly cricket has ever seen. Sydney grade, From there champ, your Manly legend has been Finally, this Club is my second family & will made! forever be a part of my life, It would not have been possible without the But let’s not forget SOK, who turned the game on support of Mandie, my beautiful wife. its head with both bat & ball, Thanks to everyone else’s partners, for allowing When we were in strife, he showed his true us to all share this journey together, colours, and for us he stood tall. History now shows that 2014/15, is our “Greatest But it was another moment, that was the Season Ever”. highlight of his season for mine, When he was deservedly awarded his baggy green, player number 439. Andrew Fraser Honorary President 2014/15
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Secretary’s Report
To the wider cricket community involved with Aiden Bariol was Manly Warringah District Cricket Club, the named in the Committee has the pleasure in submitting the combined 137th Annual Report, including the financial Green Shield statements, covering the 2014/15 cricket season. team of the year. The club entered teams in the five Sydney Grade Shawn Bradstreet won the SCA coach of the competitions, along with the First Grade Limited year. Overs and T-20 competitions, the Poidevin-Gray Peter Garlick the SCA scorer of the year. and AW Green Shield competitions. And to top it all off Steve O’Keefe was awarded the highest honour of representing This is the same opening as last year’s report. But Australia. the synopsis of the two years is quite different. Peter Garlick the SCA scorer of the year.
In 2014/15 the MWDCC celebrated a marvelous Remarkable! performance on the park by winning the coveted Club Championship, the Belvidere Cup for the 1st While the progress in performance reflects the grade competition and the Mitchell Cup for the maturing of a young playing roster, a season like 3rd grade competition. the one the club enjoyed is directly attributable As Andrew has detailed in his President’s report to the work of the coaching staff overseeing the every team we put on the park participated in the talent and providing the necessary steel during final series, competing in 5 Grand Finals – the season. Hours of dedication to each team including the narrow loss in the 1st grade limited and every player was the cornerstone to the over competition. success. Shawn Bradstreet and his team were The playing group and the coaches have etched outstanding. Shawn was without question the their names into MWDCC history. worthy winner of the SCA Coach of The Year. Congratulations to all the coaches. Shawn was We had a number of champagne performances ably assisted by Phil Marks, Adam Crosthwaite, in the 2014/15 season: Bobby Rollins, Steve Whitfield, Gavin Fletcher and Dave Gardiner. 19 Centuries ( in 2013/14 : 24 centuries , 2012/13 - 9 centuries) Captaining a Grade Cricket team takes more than 18 Five wicket hauls (in 2013/14 : 23 times , is seen from the outside. The club had a gifted 2012/13 – 11 times) and very talented group of leaders. These guys Ahillen Beadle won the O’Reilly Medal need to manage weekly selections, coordinate Jack Ritchie won the Benaud medal off field support, arrange catering, be role Nick McLachlan was the leading wicket taker models, be key contributors on the field and walk in First Grade the fine line of disciplinarian, motivator and at Adam Crosthwaite broke the club record for times emotional guardian. It was a pleasure to the most runs in a season. work with every one of the captains. In easy Ahillen Beadle (c), Adam Crosthwaite and words, you all delivered in truckloads! Nick McLachlan were named in the SCA team of the year. 20 | P a g e
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The same applies to our Club Captains Joel As I mentioned in the report last year it is Mason and Jarrod Walter, ensuring the club was pleasure to be part of the MWDCC committee. a great place to be around. This group works tirelessly and the club is extremely fortunate to have individuals of such Chris Hynes, as Chairman of Selectors plays a key high caliber contributing their time. There will be role with captains and coaches ensuring we have a changing of the guard next season with Greg the best teams on the park week in, week out. Boyer and Simon Lyon stepping down. To both of Often left with the tough discussion on player you congratulations on the legacy you have left selection Chris handles these professionally, and the club. In particular Butch has been visionary in is a great asset to the playing group. directing the Pathway program. Success speaks for itself. Winning a Club Championship requires the players, captains, coaches and chairman of A special congratulations to Frase on his selectors unified and driving towards the success leadership throughout the years, and to his VP - of the whole group for the whole season. Dave Gainsford who has a hand in everything. You earned this boys. Our future looks bright. The AW Green Shield and Poidevin-Gray sides showed solid improvement The challenge to the committee in 2015/16 will in 2014/15 and the Manly Warringah area has a be to ensure a framework and mindset is in place remarkable array of junior talent. The following to stay ahead of the pack. There is a great is an extract from the DCA (Rep Teams) report: opportunity to keep building.
From an overall Manly perspective with our 12 In 2014/15 we built a new training facility at L M rep teams: Graham Reserve. This could only be achieved 6 minor premierships (2 DCA, 4 Pres Cup) with the financial support of the State 6 home grand final appearances (2 DCA, 4 Government, Manly Council and Cricket NSW. Pres Cup) The new facility is first class and will be central in 4 Manly premierships (1 DCA, 3 Pres Cup) improving our performance in future seasons. Our Club patrons have been instrumental in In addition to the above, Manly was confirmed as delivering this facility and many thanks go to our overall winners of the Presidents Cup for Premier and local MP Mike Baird and Mayor Jean 2014/15. This is essentially the “Club Hay. Championship”. Even with the capital expenditure of the new Manly’s U/15 side were undefeated in winning training facility the club’s 2014/15 financial the Weblin Shield. position is extremely sound, and in no small way due to the work of Scott McLachlan. Even the The Manly Warringah area boasts no fewer than most onerous of tasks are handled efficiently and 8 players representing NSW in age group teams, effectively. including Saskia Horley selected in the Breakers (Womens) sides. The committee boasted 3 active players in 2014/15 with Adam Gummer (Events Manager) Remarkable! and Corrie Boss (Community Manager) joining our Commercial and Communications Manager Off the field the club also measured up in extraordinaire Joel Mason. This is the lifeblood of 2014/15. the club and it was wonderful seeing the hard work these guys contributed along with much needed younger ideas and a ‘player perspective’. 21 | P a g e
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We look forward to expanding this group in the members who enlisted in WW1making sure future. the club was proudly represented at all ANZAC commemoration events in 2015. A To the whole committee, many thanks for all the personal thanks for being an on-hand back up hard work. for various meetings. Ian Bird for all the great photographs. The committee is but a small number of the Ted Lindsay for helping in our community volunteers needed to run a senior sporting club. events. We have an incredible group of individuals who put their hand up week in, week out to ensure There have been a host of others who have the club is functional. helped this year, and to all we say thank you!
We are indebted to: Our “Waratah Worker” initiative remains on a slow simmer but we hope more members will Our scorers – Geoff Rogers, Gordon Currie, join this group - as a little by many carries the Peter Garlick, Don Sellin and Langdon Gould. load. Our Team Managers – Michael Shepherd (Juice), Will Harding and Dave Gardiner. It is a simple message to close – Our Manly Ground Manager Todd Harper and CONGRATULATIONS to all! our Grahams ground manager Alan Wright. Our communications group – Sam Webber, It has been a fantastic season. Jordan Daly, Matt Cole, Adam Gummer, Sam Hole and Ross Wiblin. Steve Beatty Bob Brenner has done a magnificent job Honorary Secretary 2014/15 ensuring MWDCC honoured those past
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Treasurers Report
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Manly for Manly Community Program
The 2014/2015 season was no doubt one of the Waratahs most successful. The “Manly for Manly” program for this season also followed suit, allowing the MWDCC family to contribute to various community groups, charities and junior cricket throughout the beaches.
With the success of “Manly for Manly” in its first season it was imperative the Waratahs looked to improve and build on a program that has become a large part of the clubs culture. The introduction of new charity partners including the Red Cross, Happy Days and Beyond Blue whilst strengthening our existing relationships with the McGrath Foundation, Movember and Stewart House paved the way for the program to grow even further.
The playing group kicked off the year with the inclusion of the “Bleed Blue” blood donations program. In partnership with the Red Cross, players donated blood at the Dee Why Surf Life Saving club. The club also registered itself as a “Club Red Member” with the Red Cross. Players, officials, family and friends could donated blood through different stages of the year and have it contributed to the clubs total donations.
Beyond Blue also provided support and education to the playing group throughout the season, whilst also promoting awareness on the issue of men’s health, mental health and depression t the wider community.
The Waratah playing group continued to give back to the next generation of Manly stars. With individuals taking the time out to get back to the grass roots of Northern Beaches Cricket. Players visited and carried out numerous coaching clinics throughout the season with the associated junior cricket associations.
The Waratahs also hosted its own coaching clinic at Grahams Reserve before the Christmas break catering to approximately 60 junior boys and girls running numerous bowling, batting and fielding drills. Hopefully our junior cricketers gained some extra knowledge and a few new role models to look up to.
We also continued our visits to Stewart House this season where 2-3 players would spend the afternoon with groups of underprivileged children. Playing various games and activities on Dee Why beach. Taking the time out to put a smile on a few small faces is something that helps us all.
Our players view it as themselves, who gain the most out of the “Manly for Manly’ program. We have learnt that giving back is one of the great joys in life and cannot wait to continue our efforts next season.
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Past vs Present Pink Stumps Day – The Fiona Lyon Cup
This year we once again pitched our past team vs the rock stars of the present to battle it out for the Fiona Lyon cup.
Fiona Lyon was our club treasurer and canteen manager who tragically passed away 2 years ago after a long battle with breast cancer. She was the heart of Manly Oval for so many years and her passing was an absolute tragedy. But it’s also a reminder that we should always keep our health as our priority, and make sure you get regular check-ups.
The Fiona Lyon Cup continued its trend of changing hands each season with the Adam Gummer led Present side reclaiming the cup from the Past team. It was a nail biting affair with the Past team needing 4 off the last ball to tie the match a reclaim the cup. With President Andrew Fraser on strike and facing fast bowler James Munting, a french cut was headed to the boundary until ‘keeper Rowan Hamman dived full stretch to his left to prevent a boundary.
Highlights of the day were Shawn Bradstreet’s brilliant batting, old spinners Mark Taylor and Chris Hynes showing they can still give the ball some good revolutions, Simon Lyon’s swing bowling, and Jarrod Rawlings match winning innings.
Of course the day was played in good spirit and doubled as our pink stumps day for the Jane McGrath Foundation. Katie Tucker, wife of ex-first grade fast bowler Geoff, had organised a ladies luncheon to help raise money for the McGrath Foundation. And what an event it was. Over 50 ladies turned up to an event that included guest speaker Rhiannon Rees, plenty of bubbles and some amazing food and some live entertainment.
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International and First Class Representatives
TEST PLAYERS FIRST CLASS
Australia NSW Name Debut 1 S M J Woods 118 P C Charlton 21/12/1888 2 P C Charlton 161 F M Ridge 14/12/1895 3 R B Minnett 216 W R McIntyre 15/12/1905 4 J M Gregory 217 F S Middleton 15/12/1905 5 A Mailey 223 H Whiddon 06/12/1907 6 K R Miller 233 J E Hodgkinson 12/12/1908 7 R A Saggers 243 R V Minnett 11/12/1909 8 J W Burke 244 J A Randell 11/12/1909 9 G F Rorke 267 A Mailey 08/11/1912 10 P I Philpott 278 E A Bull 06/02/1914 11 G Thomas 304 J M Gregory 19/11/1920 12 P M Toohey 326 R A Bubb 22/11/1924 13 K J Wright 328 L W Gwynne 22/11/1924 14 G R Beard 344 F S Cummins 26/12/1925 15 M G Bevan 438 R A Saggers 13/01/1940 16 G R Robertson 441 B A Cook 15/11/1940 17 P Wilson 442 V Trumper (Jnr) 15/12/1940 18 S Clark 464 T F Brooks 01/01/1947 19 J Bird** 467 K R Miller 24/10/1947 20 S O’Keefe 471 A K Walker 26/11/1948 472 J W Burke 10/12/1948 497 P I Philpott 01/01/1955 England 507 G F Rorke 22/11/1957 1 C W J Athey 508 G Thomas 22/11/1957 2 P Jarvis 515 R S Taylor 29/01/1960 3 D V Lawrence 521 T H Lee 29/12/1962 4 J E R Gallian 525 B A Rothwell 01/01/1964 551 M B Pawley 08/11/1969 West Indies 569 P M Toohey 25/10/1974 1 A L Kallicharran 571 G R Beard 14/11/1975 602 M D O’Neill 22/10/1982 T20 INTERNATIONAL 612 P H Marks 17/02/1984 1 S N J O’Keefe (Aust) 626 G R Robertson 12/02/1988 631 S B J Whitfield 09/02/1989 Test Umpires 636 M G Bevan 16/11/1990 1 T F Brooks OAM 649 C A Glassock 02/11/1994 24 Tests 667 M J Phelps 20/10/1998 15 Internationals 670 S D Bradstreet 11/12/1998 38 Sheffield Shield 678 J M Heath 17/12/1999 18 County 691 M A Cameron 23/01/2003 698 S N J O’Keefe 18/11/2005 721 T Cruickshank 29/10/2010 J Bird (Tasmania)** 15/11/2011 J Munting (Sth Aus)** 06/11/2013
New Zealand (Northern Districts)
** Note: Manly Junior Interstate/overseas 216 C J N Merchant** 06/03/2008
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Champagne Cricketers
BATTING Score Name Grade Round Opponent 169* Jarrod Rawlings 3rd Grade 1 Sydney University 114 Jarrod Rawlings 2nd Grade 4 Easts 102* Adam Crosthwaite 1st Grade 2 Blacktown 125 Adam Crosthwaite 1st Grade 5 Hawkesbury 102 Adam Crosthwaite 1st Grade 11 Bankstown 201* Adam Crosthwaite 1st Grade Semi Final Sutherland 157 Ahillen Beadle 1st Grade 3 Gordon 101* Jay Lenton 1st Grade 3 Gordon 145* Aidan Baker 2nd Grade 3 Gordon 101 Tom Kaye 4th Grade 3 Gordon 101* Zach Trewartha 4th Grade 4 Easts 105* Steve O’Keefe 1st Grade 5 Hawkesbury 122 Mitchell Pugh 2nd Grade 5 Hawkesbury 105 Ryan Farrell 3rd Grade 7 Sydney 115* Adam Gummer 3rd Grade 9 North Sydney 118* Sam Hole 4th Grade 10 Campbelltown 100 Joel Mason 5th Grade 10 Campbelltown 129* Cameron Merchant 1st Grade 11 Bankstown 103 Edward Burgess 4th Grade 14 UNSW
BOWLING Figures Name Grade Round Opponent 6 for 33 Javed Badyari 4th Grade 1 Sydney University 5 for 78 Ryan Farrell 3rd Grade 1 Sydney University 5 for 22 Ryan Farrell 3rd Grade 15 Mosman 5 for 37 Nick McLachlan 1st Grade 2 Blacktown 5 for 27 Nick McLachlan 1st Grade 13 Penrith 5 for 38 Nick McLachlan 1st Grade Qtr Final Sydney University 6 for 80 Taylor Beatty 2nd Grade 2 Blacktown 7 for 20 Will Outred 4th Grade 3 Gordon 5 for 25 Josh Wigney 4th Grade 4 Easts 5 for 39 Tom Kaye 3rd Grade 6 Wests 5 for 30 Joe Graham 4th Grade 6 Wests 5 for 35 Nic Bills 1st Grade 8 Fairfield-Liverpool 5 for 34 Sam Alexander 4th Grade 13 Penrith 5 for 27 Sam Alexander 4th Grade Qtr Final Northern Districts 5 for 48 Dylan Marshall 2nd Grade 14 UNSW 6 for 41 Nick McCallum-Toomey 3rd Grade Qtr Final Hawkesbury 5 for 37 Nick McCallum-Toomey 3rd Grade Grand Final Easts 8 for 44 Michael Visser 2nd Grade Qtr Final Northern Districts 6 for 20 Jake Carden 3rd Grade Semi Final Sydney University
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2014/15 Major Award Winners
1st Grade: Batting Award: Adam Crosthwaite – 1,225 runs @ 61.25 (Min 300 runs and 15 wkts Bowling Award: Nick McLachlan – 50 wkts @ 15.32
Note: T20 stats are not included in above numbers as 2014-15 T20 matches are not recognized by the SCA as official 1st Grade matches.
2nd Grade: Batting Award: Jack Ritchie – 329 runs @ 47.00 (Min 300 runs and 15 wkts) Bowling Award: Michael Visser – 45 wkts @ 13.80
3rd Grade: Batting Award: Jordan Daly – 479 runs @ 36.85 (Min 300 runs and 15 wkts) Bowling Award: Nick McCallum-Toomey – 37 wkts @16.27
4th Grade: Batting Award: Zach Trewartha – 461 runs @ 33.14 (Min 300 runs and 15 wkts) Bowling Award: Joe Graham – 28 wkts @ 14.54
5th Grade: Batting Award: Billy D’Arcy – 335 runs @ 41.90 (Min 300 runs and 15 wkts) Bowling Award: Ryan Bishop-Perret – 25 wkts @ 13.48
Poidevin-Gray: Batting Award: Jarrod Rawlings – 196 runs @ 39.20 (Min 125 runs and 8 wkts) Bowling Award: Mickey Edwards – 8 wkts @ 17.50
AW Green Shield: Batting Award: Aiden Bariol – 296 @ 49.33 (Min 125 runs and 8 wkts) Bowling Award: Isaiah Vumbaca – 16 wkts @ 13.88
Captain of the Year: Tim Cruickshank and Warren Evans
Spartan Sports Players’ Player: Ahillen Beadle
Most Dismissals by WK: Sam Webber – 31 dismissals (29 catches, 2 stumpings)
Most Catches: Jordan Daly – 16 catches
Bob Lind Junior Player of year: Mickey Edwards
Senior Player of year: Adam Crosthwaite and Nick McLachlan
Don Sellin 3rd Grade Award: Tom Kaye
Langdon Gould Scholarship: Aiden Bariol
President’s Award: Adam Crosthwaite
Gary Flowers Most Improved Player: Jarrod Rawlings
Keith Marks Memorial Trophy (Clubman of Year): Steve Beatty
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Representative Players 2014/15
NSW Stephen O’Keefe
NSW 2nd XI Mickey Edwards Jay Lenton
Sydney Sixers Stephen O’Keefe
Sydney Thunder Ahillen Beadle
U/16 Cricket NSW Academy Joel Wood
U/15 Cricket NSW Academy Aiden Bariol Jack Edwards Isaiah Vumbaca
U/14 Cricket NSW Academy Adrian Caproni Oliver Davies
U/13 Cricket NSW Academy Ben Watts
Player Milestones and Records 1st Grade
1st Grade
Adam Crosthwaite 4,000 1st Grade runs Cameron Merchant 4,000 1st Grade runs
Nick McLachlan 100 1st Grade wickets Mickey Edwards 50 1st Grade wickets
Jay Lenton Maiden 1st Grade Century
Nicholas Bills Maiden 1st Grade 5 wkt / Inn
All Grades
Tim Cruickshank 10,000 runs Luke Edgell 4,000 runs Adam Crosthwaite 4,000 runs Jack Ritchie 4,000 runs Edward Burgess 2.000 runs Mitchell Pugh 2,000 runs Jarrod Rawlings 2,000 runs Ahillen Beadle 2,000 runs Lance Stewart 2,000 runs Jarrod Walter 2,000 runs Billy D’Arcy 1,000 runs Matt Cole 1,000 runs Taylor Beatty 1,000 runs Ryan Farrell 1,000 runs Sam Hole 1,000 runs Thomas Kaye 1,000 runs James Munting 1,000 runs
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Steve O’Keefe 1,000 runs Sam Webber 1,000 runs
Ryan Farrell Maiden Century Samuel Hole Maiden Century Thomas Kaye Maiden Century Jarrod Rawlings Maiden Century Zach Trewartha Maiden Century Jay Lenton Maiden Century
Joel Mason 100 catches Sam Webber 100 catches James Boyer 100 catches Cameron Merchant 50 catches Adam Gummer 50 catches
Nick McLachlan 250 wickets Michael Visser 200 wickets Dylan Marshall 150 wickets Sam Alexander 100 wickets Mickey Edwards 100 wickets Luke Grant 100 wickets
Luke Diserens 50 wickets Mitchell Pugh 50 wickets Ben Falconer 50 wickets Jacob Graham 50 wickets Zach Trewartha 50 wickets
Michael Visser Maiden 10 wkt / match
Nicholas Bills Maiden 5 wkt / Inn Jake Carden Maiden 5 wkt / Inn Ryan Farrell Maiden 5 wkt / Inn Joseph Graham Maiden 5 wkt / Inn Thomas Kaye Maiden 5 wkt / Inn Will Outred Maiden 5 wkt / Inn
Adam Crosthwaite 1st Grade Batting Aggregate Record – 1,225 runs
Adam Gummer and Matt 3rd Grade 2nd Wicket Partnership Record – 176* Cole
Note: T20 stats are not included in 1st grade numbers for 2008/09, 2012/13, 2013/14 or 2014/15 as T20 matches in these years are not recognized by the SCA as official 1st grade matches. However they are counted as part of “All Grade” statistics.
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Leading Batting Averages 2014/15
Limit of 150 runs
Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg 1 Ross Trewartha 3 3 0 0 2 93 189 63.00 2 Steve O’Keefe 8 7 3 1 0 105* 243 60.75 3 Adam Crosthwaite 26 28 3 4 9 201* 1,455 58.20 4 Jack Ritchie 13 14 3 0 6 89 577 52.45 5 Jay Lenton 26 24 8 1 3 104* 700 43.75 6 Ahillen Beadle 23 23 3 1 5 157 823 41.15 7 Jarrod Rawlings 19 20 2 2 2 169* 664 36.89 8 Tim Cruickshank 26 22 6 0 5 74* 584 36.50 9 Ryan Farrell 18 192 2 1 5 105 585 34.41 10 Edward Burgess 17 17 0 1 4 103 568 33.41
Leading Bowling Averages 2014/1 5
Limit of 10 wickets
Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Max Burgess 17 67.4 17 172 17 11.47 0 3 for 17 2 Jacob Graham 18 126 38 285 22 12.95 0 3 for 26 3 Michael Visser 15 217.1 48 620 45 13.78 1 8 for 44 4 Thomas Kaye 18 75.4 11 265 18 14.72 1 5 for 39 5 Joe Graham 17 157.2 31 486 32 15.19 1 5 for 59 6 Nick McLachlan 26 243.5 36 906 59 15.36 3 5 for 27 7 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 19 183 50 423 27 15.67 0 4 for 38 8 Sam Alexander 17 163 36 489 31 15.77 2 5 for 34 9 Josh Wigney 17 161.4 42 350 22 15.91 1 5 for 25 10 Jake Carden 19 152.2 34 421 26 16.19 1 6 for 20
Please Note: Above stats include 1st Grade 2014-15 T20 fixtures as although they are not official 1st grade matches, the SCA has confirmed they are to be included in players “All Grade” statistics. These stats also do not include PG’s or Green Shield.
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Club Coach’s Report
The foundation for a successful 2014/15 campaign Again the training sessions were well attended by the had been laid the previous season when we improved players throughout the season evidenced by our on from 18th to 8th on the Club Championship ladder. field performances.
More work had to be done however and our We'd like to pay special tribute to all of our captains challenge as coaches was to keep the focus on our for their efforts during the season. Strong leadership three mantras; ‘stay in the moment’, ‘keep it simple’ is without doubt the cornerstone of success and we and ‘prepare, plan and execute’, terms we used were blessed to have such a quality group of leaders. regularly throughout the season. The final results speak for themselves; We were quietly confident that we would enjoy Club Champions success however remained equally realistic about 2 Premierships (1st Grade and 3rd Grade) expectations. We knew that with a solid pre-season 3 Minor Premierships (1st Grade, 1st Grade T20 program and sticking to the mantras, good things and 4th Grade) would happen. In addition; 5 Grand Final appearances ( 1st Grade, 1st Grade The result was the most successful season that the Limited Overs, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade and 5th club has ever experienced. The most pleasing aspect Grade) was how the players embraced the philosophies and 2 Semi Final appearances ( 4th Grade and Green ran with them. Shield) 2 Quarter Final appearance ( 1st Grade T20, Our pre-season preparation was much the same as Poidevin Gray) the previous season with the important addition of Alan Mantle who assisted with the mental side of our We are obviously extremely pleased with these games. Alan helped throughout the season and his results however we are particularly proud of the contribution to our eventual success was enormous. players and how hard they worked all season to As well as being a great bloke, he spent hours achieve these results, well done boys!! speaking with groups and individual players and had a massive impact particularly towards the end of the 1st Grade replicated the previous season of reaching season when the pressure was on. Thanks Alan, on the play offs in all three forms. This time though they behalf of all the players. walked away with the biggest prize of all, the Belvidere Cup! They also finished as Minor Premiers Our specialist coaching panel was further in the two day competition, runners-up in the One strengthened with the addition of former NSW and Day Competition plus Quarter Finalists in the T20 Manly spin bowler Steve Whitfield. Whit and Gavin Competition. What a season!! Fletcher, our fast bowling mentor and coach, added a new dimension to our ranks and were instrumental in 2nd Grade turned things around massively and were continuing the growth of our bowlers. clearly our most improved grade. After two successive seasons finishing 16th on the ladder, they Bobby Rollins was at his evergreen best looking after were the only side in the competition to challenge the Narrabeen sessions and working his magic with Sydney Uni, the eventual Premiers. They finished the the batters. Then throw in Adam Crosthwaite whose season in 2nd position on the competition ladder and knowledge and experience on all aspects of the game finally put together a season relative to their were invaluable coupled with his on-field collective talent. Well done!! performances. And finally all bases covered when you add Todd Darvall, our throwing coach to the group. 3rd Grade improved from 4th to 3rd on the Todd was awesome and the enthusiasm the players competition ladder this season. Throughout the showed was clear resulting in the throwing season this side surprised the opposition by winning techniques improving markedly. close games with their ‘never say die’ attitude. They 34 | P a g e
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took that into the Grand Final and to no one’s surprise To all our fellow coaches, thank you for your passion, they took out the Premiership, our second for the expertise and commitment throughout the season season!! Awesome effort!! and we look forward to working with you all again next season. 4th Grade had a fantastic season by taking out the Minor Premiership. They dominated throughout the To our great mate Alan Wright, thanks mate for doing season only to unfortunately bow out in the Semi your stuff at the training sessions this season. Your Final. Our unluckiest grade proving how difficult it is role is so important to us and we love having you to win Premierships. around.
5th Grade improved their standing from the previous We'd also like to acknowledge the enormous amount season from 3rd to 2nd. They were also unbeaten of work our Chairman of Selectors, Chris Hynes does. from the round prior to Christmas and were a little In addition to the game by game selections, the unlucky to eventually finish runners-up in the Grand player qualification process towards the end of the Final due to weather. season was complicated to say the least and it gave us great comfort knowing that Hynsey had this all in This was the first season of grade cricket for many of hand…. thanks mate! our 5th grade players and they can be proud of their achievements which will stand them in good stead in Michael Shepheard as usual wore his heart on his the future. sleeve and was everywhere helping out. Thanks for your support mate. Finally, the Club Championship. Well, that was wrapped up before the season proper was complete, Lastly, and as always, a massive thanks to our such was our dominance. A huge effort considering committee who helped put our structures in place two seasons ago we finished 18th! then sat back and let us go about our work. We really appreciate your backing and support. The clear challenge going forward will be to maintain the high standards that we've set and then it's a The Goal moving forward….. Let’s do it all again next matter of duplication. Prepare, plan, execute… year.
Next season we will have the luxury of brand new See you all in the pre-season. training facilities at Graham's Reserve which will provide us with even more opportunity to continue Shawn Bradstreet and Phil Marks and grow our success. Head Coaches 2014/15
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st 1 Grade Report
Wkts Runs Wkts Runs Competition Position Team P W2 W1 D L1 L2 Points Lost For Taken Agst 2 Day 1st Manly-Warringah 15 2 9 3 1 0 103 3,851 149 3,238 75.0 1 Day 2nd Manly-Warringah 4 0 4 0 0 0 29 739 40 660 24.0 T20 3rd Manly-Warringah 4 0 4 0 0 0 24 620 30 516 24.0 Note: Above stats are regular season matches only
Note: 1 Day stats are also included in the 2 day numbers
2014/15 Belvidere Cup Premiers
WE DID IT! To Geoff Rogers and Michael “juice” Shepheard, I am glad we could achieve this for you guys to thank you The 27 year wait has finally come to an end and I am for all the hard work you have put in over many years. honoured to have captained this amazing side to a I thank you for everything you have done. breakthrough title. I would also like to thank Scotty MacLauchlan for all Our season was triumphant in all aspects - First grade his help and putting up with the boys through the premiers, One-Day Grand finalists and T20 finalists. season. We went through the entire season without losing a 2 day fixture and lost only one regular season game It is hard to recognise individuals in a champion side in a dead rubber to UNSW at the back end of the but I feel the need to speak about every player one by season. one as they all deserve the recognition:
There is no doubt that our team was strong on paper. Adam Crosthwaite We were well balanced, batted deep, had a great His numbers do the talking for his batting. 1455 runs quartet of fast bowlers and the 2 best spinners in the at 58. The best year I have seen by any batsmen competition. But our success didn’t come from that during my time at Manly. It is not just Crossy’s batting talent displayed on that field…. I have played in many that had such a large impact on our side. His talented teams over the years…. our success came leadership and support to me as captain was second from our self-belief and our self-belief came from to none. There is no harder cricketer in Sydney and hard work. This showed in so many games no better person I could have imagined to lead this throughout the season. We won games that we didn’t side with me. He will make a great leader of this team think were possible to win and we fought back from in the future. so many positions that we were all but gone. Cameron Merchant Every player played their role and everyone stood up Nappa still has his best cricket ahead of him in my at different stages throughout the year. view. He played clinical innings when we needed him to, and lead this side well at times. A great man to Our success wouldn’t have been possible this season have in the sheds and a person that bleeds what this without all the hard work that has been put in from club is about. It was great to see Nap enjoying this win Andrew Fraser and his team off the field. I would like as he is as deserving as anyone. to thank Frase and the entire committee for all their support. Ahillen Beadle Another great year for AB and a deserving winner of To the coaches, Wing and Skid, you are the best in the the O’Reilly medal. I think when you take out the business and thank you for being there to support me O’Reilly medal and don’t have your best season it through the year and I can’t wait to work with you probably means you’re too good for grade cricket. I guys in the future. think this is evident in AB’s game. It was great to see him make his debut on the big stage for the Sydney
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Thunder, he looked like he belonged and I hope more presented him with and got the job done for the opportunities come his way next season. team. An absolute hero of our season. I thank you mate for all the respect you have shown me as Jay Lenton captain. I think you need to look at the little things Jay fitted in beautifully at Manly this season. A great that have contributed to your success this season. team man, club man and a friend of everyone’s. I was Don’t change anything, don’t get ahead of yourself, impressed with how composed he was under just enjoy the ride. pressure with the bat. A lot of people can take a lot from the way he backs himself in tight situations. He Mickey Edwards showed signs of being a future leader of this club. The It is amazing how far Mickey has come in 12 months. biggest test for Jay moving forward is how hard he is After missing the first 2 games, then looking like willing to work on his keeping if he wants to play first starting in 2’s, he got an opportunity in a T20 and class cricket. grabbed it with both hands. He hasn’t looked back since and now finds himself with a NSW rookie Stephen O’Keefe contract. Like Nick, Mickey just got the job done with What a huge year for SOK receiving his baggy green. no fuss. He just ran in and bowled and did whatever There is no one more deserving of this honour. From was best for the team. It is important Mickey doesn’t a Manly point of view, his impact for us in the finals change his carefree attitude but keeps giving 100% was invaluable. The way he was committed to every time he bowls. Success will come naturally if he winning this just as much as everyone in our team is continues to keep his feet grounded and doesn’t a testament to the way he plays the game and the expect anything to come easily. I have loved every respect he has for his team mates. We all thank you single moment of playing cricket with Mickey. SOK and appreciate everything you have done for our side. Jimmy Munting Munter was this season’s unsung hero. Not his best Nic Bills season with the ball even though he showed glimpses Another amazing recruit for the club this year. You of his best on a few occasions. The astonishing know you have a serious bowler on your hands when character Munter showed to step up and win us he doesn’t have his best season and takes 40 wickets games in other ways was a credit to him and his at 22. I remember saying similar things to Nick competitive nature. He won us 4 games alone with MacLauchlan last season, and like Nick, I am the bat, including the grand final. Not once did he predicting Billsy will be the leading bowler in Sydney complain about not bowling when he probably had next year. A great team man that always gives his every right to. I thank you for all you support Munter best. Everyone loves the way Billsy plays with so and stepping up for us this season. All your team much pride. It was great to see him fit in to the club mates respect and admire your dedication to the so well and no doubt will be a Manly boy for life. team.
Nick MacLauchlan Jack Ritchie What an incredible season Nick had. The leading Jack was a late inclusion to the team but what a vitally bowler in the whole of Sydney. Not once did Nick important one. He scored a crucial 87 for us in the whinge, demand when to bowl or get carried away semi and then an innings of a lifetime to get us home with his success. He just accepted every challenge I
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in the grand final. A day he will never forget and one We can be proud of what we have achieved this year, he should be very proud of. the monkey is off the back, there are no questions marks around the character of this team and it is time Luke Edgell to create a legacy of success. Bomber deserves this premiership as much as anyone. He played some great innings for us this For me, it is time for a new challenge. My playing days season and was a huge part of our success. The way have come to an end and it is extremely hard to walk he responded to the disappointment of not playing away from what has been a huge part of my life. I the back end of the season was a credit to him. A believe I am leaving this team, and club in the best great team man and someone everyone enjoys position possible. I can walk away from playing the playing with. game I love, knowing that I have done everything in my power to teach all those below me what playing Justin Cox for this great club is all about. Like Bomber, it was hard leaving Coxy out-come finals time. A player that deserved to be there in that Grand To everyone that has been part of the journey and has Final. Another great team man that deserves this helped me over so many years, I thank you for all your premiership. support. This season has been the greatest in the clubs history and I now look forward to the great I would like to thank the whole team for your times ahead from the other side of the fence. unconditional support throughout the season. You were a pleasure to captain and have given me Tim Cruickshank memories that will last a lifetime. I look forward to 1st grade captain 2014/15 working with all of you for years to come, and helping you all become the best cricketers you can be.
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1st Grade Batting Statistics
Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Adam Crosthwaite 21 23 3 4 7 201* 1,225 61.25 16 2 Ahillen Beadle 18 18 2 1 5 157 746 46.63 4 3 Cameron Merchant 20 21 2 1 5 129* 663 34.89 5 4 Jay Lenton 21 20 6 1 3 104* 611 43.64 28/2 5 Tim Cruickshank 21 17 6 0 4 74* 500 45.45 9 6 Stephen O’Keefe 8 7 3 1 0 105* 243 60.75 5 7 Luke Edgell 11 13 1 0 0 48 222 18.50 4 8 Jack Ritchie 4 4 1 0 2 87* 191 63.67 3 9 Nicholas Bills 21 12 4 0 0 33* 145 18.13 4 10 James Munting 19 10 3 0 1 54 139 19.86 3 11 Justin Cox 12 10 1 0 0 40 136 15.11 3 12 Taylor Beatty 6 4 0 0 0 12 57 14.25 0 13 Nick McLachlan 21 8 3 0 0 12* 52 10.40 1 14 Jarrod Rawlings 3 3 0 0 0 27 49 16.33 0 15 Aidan Baker 3 2 1 0 0 13* 20 20.00 1 16 Luke Diserens 6 3 1 0 0 5 6 3.00 1 17 Mickey Edwards 19 6 5 0 0 1* 6 6.00 3
1st Grade Bowling Statistics
Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 wkts BB 1 Nick McLachlan 21 224 36 766 50 15.32 3 5 for 27 2 Nicholas Bills 21 225.4 25 961 43 22.35 1 5 for 34 3 Mickey Edwards 19 209.3 42 625 36 17.36 0 4 for 25 4 James Munting 19 145 19 519 19 27.32 0 4 for 11 5 Ahillen Beadle 18 138.4 23 474 18 26.33 0 4 for 57 6 Stephen O’Keefe 8 73.3 14 214 10 24.40 0 3 for 29 7 Luke Diserens 6 58 6 216 10 21.60 0 4 for 24 8 Taylor Beatty 6 24 0 102 3 34.00 0 2 for 42 9 Luke Edgell 11 4 0 18 1 18.00 0 1 for 18
Please Note: Above stats do not include 1st Grade 2014-15 T20 stats as they are not official 1st grade matches. However, the SCA has confirmed they are to be included in players “All Grade” statistics.
st 1 Grade Match results
Manly Warringah Sydney University Manly Oval 27th Sep 14 1 4th Oct 14 250 – A Beadle 90, T. Cruickshank 59, J def 189 – A. Beadle 3/30, N. Bills 3/34, Lenton 43 J Munting 2/40
Manly Warringah Blacktown Manly Oval 11th Oct 14 3/217 (dec) – A. Crosthwaite 102*, L def 191 – N. McLachlan 5/37, N. Bills 2 18th Oct 14 Edgell 44, A. Beadle 32, J. Cox 26 and 1/89 outright 2/40 and 113 – L Diserens 4 for 24,
– A. Crosthwaite 54*, L. Edgell 27* N McLachlan 4/24, N Bills 2/23
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Manly Warringah Gordon Chatswood 25th Oct 14 3 Oval 1st Nov 14 4/387 – A. Beadle 157, J. Lenton 104*, C. drew with 9/387 – A. Beadle 3/57, M. Merchant 66, T. Cruickshank 25* Edwards 2/87, N. Bills 2/119
Manly Warringah Eastern Suburbs Manly Oval 8th Nov 14
4 15th Nov 14 5/261 – T. Cruickshank 74*, A. def 258 – A. Beadle 4/57, M. Edwards Crosthwaite 65, J. Lenton 49, A. Beadle 43 3/51, N. McLachlan 2/57
Manly Hawkesbury Manly Oval 22nd Nov 14 5 29th Nov 14 6/364 – A. Crosthwaite 125, S. O’Keefe drew with 105*, A. Beadle 67, J. Lenton 26
Manly Warringah Western Suburbs 4/128 (dec) – C. Merchant 59, and 3/144 – 124 – N McLachlan 3/17, L. Pratten Park 6 6th Dec 14 def C. Merchant 43, J. Lenton 32*, T. Diserens 3/41, S. O’Keefe 2/19 and 13th Dec 14 outright Cruickshank 31*, L. Edgell 28 145 – M. Edwards 4/29, N. McLachlan 3/32, N. Bills 2/38
Manly Warringah Sydney Drummoyne 7 – LO 20th Dec 14 def 9/160 – T. Cruickshank 68* 159 – M Edwards 4/25, N. Bills 2/27 Oval
Fairfield-Liverpool Manly Oval Manly Warringah 8 – LO 10th Jan 15 def 134 – N. Bills 5/34, N McLachlan 209 – A. Beadle 78, J. Cox 40, J. Lenton 31 3/25
Manly Warringah North Sydney North Sydney 9 – LO 17th Jan 15 Oval 6/220 – A. Crosthwaite 48, L. Edgell 48, C. def 219 – M Edwards 3/26, N Merchant 47, J. Rawlings 27 McLachlan 3/38, S. O’Keefe 2/48
Campbelltown-Camden Manly Oval Manly Warringah 10 – LO 24th Jan 14 def 148 – N. McLachlan 4/33, N. Bills 4/150 – A Beadle 84* 3/40, M. Edwards 2/26
Manly Warringah Bankstown Bankstown 31st Jan 15 11 Memorial 1st Feb 15 3/282 – C. Merchant 129*, A. Crosthwaite drew 4/417 (dec) 102 Oval
Manly Warringah Sutherland Manly Oval 7th Feb 15 9/307 (dec) – J. Lenton 58, A. Crosthwaite 220 – M. Edwards 3/34, N. Bills 12 def 14th Feb 15 44, C. Merchant 42, T. Cruickshank 40, L. 2/27, N. McLachlan 2/42, J. Edgell 37, N. Bills 25 Munting 2/78
Manly Warringah Sutherland Manly Oval QF - LO 15th Feb 15 2/132 – A. Crosthwaite 62, C. merchant def 131 –M. Edwards 3/29, A. Beadle 58* 2/18, N. McLachlan
Manly Warringah Penrith Howell Oval 21st Feb 15 13 179 – J. Munting 54, T. Cruickshank 51, J. def 163 – N McLachlan 5/27, M. 22nd Feb 15 Lenton 32 Edwards 4/41 Manly Warringah UNSW Village Green 14 28th Feb 7/258 – A. Crosthwaite 65, A. Beadle 48, def by 6/279 – A. Beadle 2/44 N. Bills 33*, C Merchant 25
Manly Warringah Eastern Suburbs Manly Oval SF – LO 1st March 7/230 – J. Lenton 72, C Merchant 67, T. def 8/74 – J. Munting 4/11, N. Bills Beatty 37 2/16
Manly Warringah Bankstown Manly Oval GF – LO 8th March def by 187 – A. Crosthwaite 75, C. Merchant 53 7/263 – T Beatty 2/42
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Manly Warringah Mosman Allan Border 15 14th Mar 15 9/246 – A. Crosthwaite 72, A Beadle 62, T. def 92 – N. Bills 4/20, J. Munting 2/21, Oval Cruickshank 40, N. Bills 26 N. McLachlan 2/22
Manly Warringah Sydney University Manly Oval 21st Mar 15 QF 22nd Mar 15 4/176 – A. Crosthwaite 82, S. O’Keefe 32*, def 173 – N. McLachlan 5/38, S. A. Beadle 25 O’Keefe 2/20, N. Bills 2/62
Manly Warringah Sutherland Manly Oval 28th Mar 15 5/434 – A. Crosthwaite 201*, J. Ritchie 87, SF drew with 29 Mar 15 J. Lenton 55, S. O’Keefe 35, T Cruickshank 32*
4th Apr 15 Bankstown North Sydney Manly Warringah GF 5th Apr 15 def 168 – S. O’Keefe 3/29, N. Bills 3/39, Oval th 8/204 – J. Ritchie 87*, S. O’Keefe 31 6 Apr 15 M. Edwards 3/52
1st Grade Career Records of Current Players N 100 CT / O M R W Ave 5WI BB Player Inn 50s HS Runs Ave O s ST Javed Badyari 6 1 0 0 30* 61 12.20 0 13 0 86 0 N/A 0 0 for 15 Aidan Baker 13 1 0 2 62 221 18.42 4 26 2 156 3 52.00 0 1 for 21 Ahillen Beadle 49 6 4 12 157 1,844 42.88 10 552.1 99 1,781 70 25.44 1 5 for 11 Taylor Beatty 6 0 0 1 58 132 22.00 3 30 0 119 4 29.75 0 2 for 42 Nicholas Bills 12 4 0 0 33* 145 18.13 4 225.4 25 961 43 22.35 1 5 for 34 Simon Couch 4 2 0 0 30 52 26.00 8 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Justin Cox 76 5 4 2 138 1,503 21.17 12 1.4 0 12 0 N/A 0 0 for 4 Adam Crosthwaite 103 7 11 24 201* 4,166 43.40 131/12 0.1 0 3 0 N/A 0 0 for 3 Tim Cruickshank 279 28 11 55 203 8,556 34.09 140 33.1 3 147 4 36.75 0 2 for 21 Luke Diserens 11 3 0 0 14 44 5.50 2 134.1 14 582 22 26.45 1 5 for 93 Luke Edgell 91 15 0 6 82* 1,647 21.67 20 249.4 42 1,055 39 27.05 0 4 for 43 Mickey Edwards 17 7 0 0 6* 29 2.90 3 398.5 75 1,297 56 23.16 0 4 for 25 Warren Evans 86 22 0 0 34 620 9.69 24 1,842 445 5,365 212 25.31 6 7 for 79 Rowan Hamman 9 1 0 0 39 123 15.38 1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Jay Lenton 20 6 1 3 104* 611 43.64 28/2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Dylan Marshall 3 3 0 0 8* 9 N/A 2 44 2 208 2 104.00 0 2 for 47 Nick McLachlan 32 11 0 0 27 278 13.24 9 669.5 127 2,277 114 19.97 6 7 for 37 Cameron Merchant 130 18 10 21 146 4,091 36.53 40 35 1 205 7 29.29 0 2 for 47 James Munting 74 31 0 1 54 525 12.21 23 999.3 166 3,572 169 21.14 4 8 for 29 Stephen O’Keefe 29 4 1 5 158 794 31.76 9 414.3 100 1,118 58 19.28 0 3 for 29 Mitchell Pugh 5 0 0 0 22 51 10.20 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Jarrod Rawlings 3 0 0 0 27 49 16.33 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Jack Ritchie 106 9 2 11 128 2,262 23.32 37 230.3 24 1,092 48 22.75 0 4 for 17 Michael Visser 3 2 0 0 5* 6 6.00 0 55 11 220 7 31.43 0 2 for 31 Simon Waddington 22 5 0 0 36 205 12.06 16 323.2 56 1,196 41 29.17 0 4 for 11 Sam Webber 1 0 0 1 50 50 50.00 2/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A
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Please Note: Above numbers include all 1st Grade One Day stats from 1992-93 onwards. Please Note: Above stats do not include 1st Grade 2008-09, 2012-13, 2013-14 or 2014-15 T20 stats as they are not official 1st grade matches. However, the SCA has confirmed they are to be included in players “All Grade” statistics.
Mi st 1 Grade T20 Batting Statistics
Position Name Matches Inn N/Os 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Adam Crosthwaite 5 5 0 0 2 83 230 46.00 1 2 Jay Lenton 5 5 2 0 0 40* 104 34.67 2/1 3 Tim Cruickshank 5 5 0 0 1 66 84 16.80 0 4 Ahillen Beadle 5 5 1 0 0 48* 77 19.25 2 5 Justin Cox 5 4 1 0 0 32 70 23.33 1 6 Cameron Merchant 5 5 0 0 0 34 66 13.20 1 7 Nicholas Bills 5 3 0 0 0 23 24 8.00 2 8 Nick McLachlan 5 2 1 0 0 18 21 21.00 0 9 Taylor Beatty 5 2 1 0 0 16* 16 16.00 2 10 Mitchell Pugh 5 1 0 0 0 8 8 8.00 1 11 Luke Edgell 5 2 0 0 0 8 8 4.00 1 12 James Munting 5 2 1 0 0 1* 14 1.00 0 13 Mickey Edwards 5 1 1 0 0 0* 0 N/A 4
1st Grade T20 Bowling Statistics
Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Nick McLachlan 5 19.3 0 140 9 15.56 0 3 for 20 2 Ahillen Beadle 5 15 0 84 6 14.00 0 3 for 17 3 Nicholas Bills 5 17 1 127 5 25.40 0 2 for 29 4 Mickey Edwards 5 20 1 110 4 27.50 0 1 for 5 5 James Munting 4 11 0 75 3 25.00 0 2 for 24 6 Taylor Beatty 3 6.3 0 55 2 27.30 0 2 for 26 7 Mitchell Pugh 4 5 0 33 2 16.50 0 2 for 10 8 Luke Edgell 3 4.1 0 35 0 N/A 0 0 for 9 9 Cameron Merchant 5 1 0 7 0 N/A 0 0 for 7
Please Note: As per decision from the Sydney Cricket Association, all T20 stats from 2014/15 are to be included in a players All-Grade stats, but not as part of a players official 1st Grade stats.
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Manly Warringah def Sydney Manly Oval th 1 12 Oct 14 3/202 – A. Crosthwaite 83, A. Beadle 48*, 6/158 – N. McLachlan 2/31 C. Merchant 34
Manly Warringah def North Sydney Manly Oval 7/160 – T. Cruickshank 66, A. Crosthwaite 8/120 – A. Beadle 2/12, N. 12th Oct 14 2 39, J. Lenton 32 McLachlan 2/23, J. Munting 2/24
Manly Warringah def UNSW Village Green th 3 19 Oct 14 8/146 – A. Crosthwaite 50, J. Lenton 40*, 6/132 – N. McLachlan C Merchant 28 3/20, T. Beatty 2/26 Mosman Allan Border Manly Warringah 106 – A. Beadle 3/17, M. Oval th 6/112 – J. Cox 32 def 4 19 Oct 14 Pugh 2/10, N. McLachlan
2/29 Manly Warringah St George Manly Oval th def by SF 29 Oct 14 138 – A. Crosthwaite 37 4/161 – N. Bills 2/29
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nd 2 Grade Report
Wkts Runs Wkts Runs Position Team P WO W1 D L1 LO Points Lost For Taken Agst 2nd Manly-Warringah 15 1 8 2 4 0 118 3,411 143 2,938 59.0
Note: Above stats are regular season matches only
Firstly, congratulations to Sydney University who won 69 and Taylor Beatty (Beatoss) with a match winning the 2nd Grade competition for the 4th year in a row. 6-80 to start our campaign. We were undone the very next game at home by one wicket against Gordon Secondly, honey I think we need to check my blood who chased down 5-329. Aiden Baker (Flat) compiled pressure! an elegant, patient and mature 146. Round 4 saw another heart-breaking loss this time of 8 runs against Surely signing up to captain this year’s 2nd grade Easts away, the highlight Jarrod Rawlings (Ralphie) a couldn’t be all that time consuming. After all my work solo effort of 114 on a very difficult wicket. commitments had ramped down this year (hadn’t they?). I promised Wing I’d be at training once a Hawkesbury rounded out our 5th round posting 8- week, a seemingly tall order right from the start. In 328, with Jarrod Walter’s solid 79 and Mitch Pugh’s any case I assured Wing that come whatever may, it (Pughdog) 122 showing class and all round stroke was my duty to get the great team to the Grand Finals making ability, an absolute delight to watch. The this year and push some of the younger men up into entire round was respectfully abandoned after the 1st grade battle. terrible passing of Philip Hughes after being struck at the SCG during the week. 6 points after 5 rounds was Above all I felt a strong urge to give back to the not an ideal start to our 2014-2015 season campaign. younger generation coming through a help navigate through the painstakingly difficult challenges that We were however able to get back to our beloved grade cricket present before you. Manly Oval against Wests where we saw an opening stand of 132 between Rowan Hamman (skip) who The odds however were stacked against this side broke his finger 3rd over and Ralphie in the first coming off a couple of disappointing seasons and as session. This platform set us up for the game which the records will not show, the council planning to saw Ryan Farrell (Faz) coming of age in a patient 94. uproot our home Manly Oval in favour of a carpark Defending 5-336 (the third 300 plus score this season) mid-season. The ever generous 2nd Grade threw their and with the skip handing the reigns to vice-skip hand up in sheer delight to play their games away for Beatoss we bowled Wests out for 167, the wickets what seemed like an eternity. shared between Viss, Beatoss and Marsh. Last game before Christmas saw us collect the chocolates at Our first game drew Sydney Uni, Premiers for the last Grahams Reserve. Jack Richie returned to 2nd grade three years running. What a test first up! Bowling first with a fine 89, with again more support from Ralphie after losing the toss we had them 5-88, however they who compiled 79. A strong opening of 165 saw us too ran away to 9-260 with Michael Visser (Viss) the pick good for Sydney whom crumbled under the un- of our bowlers with 4-52 off 24. Declaring overnight relenting bowling pressure of Captain Beatoss, we didn’t start as well as we had hoped for at 7-82. Pughdog and Luke Diserens (Dizzy). Strong resistance and a never give-up attitude by Luke Grant (LG) 24, Sam Webber (Schhhwebbs) 57 Santa and his reindeer dropped presents for and Dylan Marshall (Marsh) 20 in the last session saw everyone leaving us with six points again on the road us hold the students out for a draw. this time against Fairfield. Posting a hard earned 160, the hosts limped to 133 with Dizzy and Marsh bowling Round 2 saw our first important victory by 5 runs with amazing control to be our standouts and game against Blacktown. Schhhwebbs again the man with changers. 45 | P a g e
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opened the bowling and finished with a nice little We couldn’t take a trick against North Sydney (the nightcap, leaving the Tahs ahead at 1-20 odd. Dreams lowest placed team at this point) dropping a grand of wickets and half priced lollies at drinks breaks filled total of 10 catches allowing them to get away to 212. our gents’ heads as we strode out onto the pitch the Showing positive batting signs we didn’t give up but it next day, having the Dogs on the back foot at 7-102. wasn’t our day which ended at 178. We spoke at Bankstown’s fighting attitude however came out that length about backing the foot off the throat so this day, adding 80 for the next partnership and then 46 was something that we wanted to work on over the for the next at 8-227. After many tense moments and next few games. a slog to cow one too many times off Viss saw Coxy sprint from point to third man to take, if not take the Rounds 10 to 14 saw us take close victories against catch of the season the catch of the millennium, Campbelltown away (wickets and runs shared), throwing the boys (and Wilbur) into celebrations not Bankstown at home (again scoring shared), seen since….. er, um, well the Club Champ’s frat Sutherland away, Penrith at home running their house no parents pizza party night just a number of paltry total of 87 down in the 20th over for a bonus weeks before. The number 11 came out and was point (Justin Cox (Coxy) with 50 odd) and finally knocked over middle peg by Beatoss throwing the UNSW in an outright which saw runs and wickets celebrations into complete mayhem. Happy days as plentiful for the good guys. Sydney Uni was nowhere Mike Pawley would say, we’re off to the GF! in sight out front in first place, not having lost a single game and the best we could possibly hope for was With three consecutive years as premiers in the bag 2nd place. Mosman was a real wake up call for us by and added honor of remaining undefeated all year, it passing our 225 total in the penultimate over. We was no surprise to see Sydney Uni in the GF. simply did not deserve to win this game however we still ended up 2nd on the ladder at the end of the Playing at Sydney Uni No. 1, the first day’s play was regular rounds. A huge achievement by the boys, left to the cricketing gods. With the ground sodden, however we were not done yet. our hopes and dreams of runs and wickets aplenty were soggy until the following day when the sky’s Fielding the full 5 Manly Grades in the qualifying finals opened up to reveal a ground requiring a lot of work. saw us draw Northern Districts at Tunks Park. Bowling But to Uni’s credit we got on around 10.30am on first, the Viss-en-ator ripped through the ND’s batting Sunday (having lost Saturday and still to play taking 8 for 44 from 18 overs. Luke Edgell (Bomber) Monday). We lost the toss and were sent to the field. and Pughdog were selfish taking those other two Things were going to plan at 1-3, 2-51, 3-51 at lunch, away from Viss who really deserved 25 wickets on then 4-90, 5-112, 6-147, 7-188 and then 8-201. It was what was a comprehensive lesson in fast bowling! on reflection however that this was the turning point Flat returning from digit injury duty showing the way in the game. We needed to rocket the students out as vice-captain compiling 73 as we passed their score for less than 220 to give ourselves plenty of time to and some in the morning of the second day. Viss like dig in and beat the rain due Monday afternoon. a pitbull on a poodle again tore through the top order Sydney Uni however put on 123 for the 9th wicket before the skip no longer could take the other restless which killed us. We fought on gallantly, but they players baiting him for when they were too able get batted brilliantly. Finally, in the morning before lunch some of the action. Marsh and Dizzy finished them off on day 2 we bowled them out for 330 leaving yet it was Viss’ show, finishing with 12 wickets for the ourselves not enough time to knock ‘em off. True to match and in fine form heading into the Semi’s. their gritty nature Flat and Beatoss dug in but alas time was not on our side and neither was victory this We headed to North Sydney Oval for the semi against day. Beaten by a better team, Sydney Uni deserved to tough opponents Bankstown whom we managed a be champions for the 4th year in a row. They proved close victory against in Round 11. Winning the toss themselves time and again to be the benchmark in and deciding to bat, the loss of a couple of early ones 2nd grade and we must learn from how really, really, saw Bomber and Pughdog navigate the swinging new really hard they play and try to emulate this. ball. Our middle order came and went however it was Pughdog and Beatoss who helped post a formidable The defining characteristics of the side by the end of target of 243 with two overs left in the day. Marsh the year were what we set out to do - winning the
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close games, maintaining our composure under for sticking it to the comp, and showing how good we pressure, playing cohesively and having simply really are! enjoying each other’s company along the way. Wazza, fourth grade Captain of which I’ve played so For me however the season highlight was not about many games with over the years, congrats to you also runs, wickets, catches or wins, it was about the mate on winning your first GF after four thousand inclusion of our chief hydration officer, nude lap years of grade cricket. You deserve to gloat finally. enthusiast, team welcoming committee, motivator, And to the other captains, JP and Waddo a shame we commentator and General Manager Will Harding. missed out boys but bloody hell we made the other Wills infectious zest for life and love of cricket guys look good didn’t we? reminds us all that it is at essence a game that brings us together. A game to be shared in all its ups and I can honestly say there is no better run cricket club downs no matter the outcome and it’s just great to that I have seen or been involved with. We should all be out there with your mates no matter what. All the be proud to be a part of something so special. boys including myself are richer for having the opportunity to have a relationship with Will during To my wife Caroline (Billy Darcy is under the the season. Thanks Will for being a part of it and I look impression she watches re-runs of my cover drive in forward to seeing that Dragon out in force again!! slow mo in her spare time) and family whom support my dreams and ambitions. Without your support I A massive thanks to Gordon Currie our scorer who don’t get to play cricket the way I do. Thank you for tirelessly scored brilliantly all season! Thanks Gordie allowing me the chance to forge some pretty special your efforts are much appreciated by the team. Thank relationships with those that played 2nd grade this you to Winga and Skid especially for your support of year, I am richer because of it. me and my decisions throughout the year. It’s great to have such a supportive network around me and One final thought to leave you with. It's easy to take one that you can constantly bounce ideas off. the credit as captain for turning around 2nd grade this year when the results are so tangible but really the Steve Beatty, Chris Hynes and the other committee season was driven by a collective team effort. It is our members, thanks too for your support. Your work is challenge in 2nd grade next year to adopt and play a tireless but substantial and without peer. Frase it is a tough brand of cricket. A brand of cricket that Sydney credit to yourself that you beat the monster you were University showed us how to play which is the next grappling with last year. It is amazing to me that you level up. The defeat in the Grand Final although it hurt can stand up after this as a leader and find your deeply will make us better individually and strongest year ever. Wow, what an inspiration you collectively. The saying is that you have to lose one to are to so many! win one, so watch us go next year.
To Timmy and First Grade, congrats on a fine season, Dragon Out! you came back from disappointment last year and went the extra distance this year. Good on you guys Rowan Hamman 2nd Grade Captain 2014/15
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nd 2 Grade Batting Stats
Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Mitchell Pugh 16 16 1 1 1 122 471 31.40 4 2 Jarrod Rawlings 10 12 1 1 2 114 348 31.64 2 3 Aidan Baker 10 11 1 1 1 146* 343 34.30 5 4 Jarrod Walter 18 18 1 0 2 79 341 20.06 7 5 Jack Ritchie 8 9 2 0 3 89 329 47.00 5 6 Rowan Hamman 16 15 0 0 1 81 310 20.67 4 7 Sam Webber 18 17 3 0 2 69 309 22.07 29/3 8 Taylor Beatty 12 11 4 0 1 61 243 34.71 2 9 Ryan Farrell 8 8 2 0 2 94* 206 34.33 2 10 Luke Edgell 5 7 1 0 0 41 183 30.50 1 11 Justin Cox 7 7 1 0 2 52* 152 25.33 6 12 Michael Visser 15 10 4 0 0 43* 89 14.83 5 13 Thomas Kaye 2 2 1 0 0 45 71 71.00 1 14 Luke Grant 8 6 0 0 0 24 70 11.67 0 15 Edward Burgess 1 1 0 0 1 60 60 60.00 0 16 Dylan Marshall 18 11 5 0 0 20* 54 9.00 3 17 Adam Gummer 5 5 0 0 0 15 26 5.20 2 18 Luke Diserens 12 7 3 0 0 9 24 6.00 4 19 Sam Gainsford 5 3 0 0 0 17 17 5.67 1 20 Jordan Daly 2 2 0 0 0 9 15 7.50 1 21 Sam Alexander 1 1 1 0 0 6* 6 N/A 0 22 Nick McCallum-Toomey 2 1 1 0 0 0* 0 N/A 0
nd 2 Grade Bowling Stats
Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Michael Visser 15 217.1 48 620 45 13.78 1 8 for 44 2 Dylan Marshall 18 263.2 75 748 32 23.38 1 5 for 48 3 Taylor Beatty 12 148.3 33 482 28 17.21 1 6 for 80 4 Mitchell Pugh 16 173.2 40 462 22 21.00 0 4 for 20 5 Luke Diserens 12 143.5 27 479 18 26.61 0 4 for 53 6 Luke Grant 8 98 25 295 12 24.58 0 4 for 73 7 Jack Ritchie 8 34.3 4 125 6 20.83 0 2 for 19 8 Nick McCallum-Toomey 2 29 11 65 3 21.67 0 2 for 32 9 Ben Falconer 1 4.2 0 12 2 6.00 0 2 for 12 10 Aidan Baker 10 10.3 1 40 2 20.00 0 2 for 11 11 Luke Edgell 5 37 11 99 2 49.50 0 1 for 6 12 Ryan Farrell 8 37.2 6 105 2 52.50 0 1 for 11 13 Thomas Kaye 2 5 1 20 1 20.00 0 2 for 20 14 Edward Burgess 1 4 0 13 0 N/A 0 0 for 13 15 Sam Gainsford 5 11 4 32 0 N/A 0 0 for 3
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2nd Grade Match Results
RND Dates Score Result Score Venue
Manly Warringah drew Sydney University 27th Sep 14 Sydney 1 4th Oct 14 9/203 – S. Webber 57, M. Pugh 46 with 9/260 – M. Visser 4/52, M. Pugh 3/25, D. University 1 Marshall 2/68
Manly Warringah def Blacktown Joe McAleer 11th Oct 14 2 18th Oct 14 207 – S. Webber 69, A. Baker 42, J. 203 – T. Beatty 6/80, L. Grant 3/53 Oval Walter 30
Manly Warringah def by Gordon Manly Oval 25th Oct 14 3 1st Nov 14 5/329 (dec) – A. Baker 146*, R. 9/331 – M. Visser 3/64, L. Grant 2/65, D. Hamman 48, J. Walter 37 Marshall 2/88
Manly Warringah def by Eastern Suburbs Waverly Oval 8th Nov 14 4 15th Nov 14 186 – J Rawlings 114 9/194 (dec) – N. McCallum-Toomey 2/31, L. Grant 2/36, D. Marshall 2/45
Manly Warringah drew Hawkesbury Owen Earle 22nd Nov 14 5 29th Nov 14 8/328 – M. Pugh 122, J. Walter 79, with Oval M. Visser 43*
Manly Warringah def Western Suburbs Manly Oval 6th Dec 14 5/336 (dec) – R. Farrell 94*, R. 167 – T. Beatty 3/27, M. Visser 3/38, D. 6 13th Dec 14 Hamman 81, J. Rawlings 70, T. Marshall 3/47 and 0/85 Beatty 28*, M. Pugh 25
Manly Warringah def Sydney Graham 7LO 20th Dec 14 8/280 – J. Ritchie 89, J. Rawlings 79, 185 – M. Pugh 4/20, T. Beatty 3/11, L. Reserve M. Pugh 31, J. Walter 29 Diserens 2/39
Manly Warringah def Fairfield-Liverpool Rosedale 8LO 10th Jan 15 160 – J. Rawlings 30, S. Webber 27* 133 – L. Diserens 3/16, J. Ritchie 2/19, D. Oval Marshall 2/22
Manly Warringah def by North Sydney Manly Oval 9LO 17th Jan 15 178 – T. Beatty 46, M. Pugh 45, J. 212 – M. Visser 3/47, J. Ritchie 2/22 Ritchie 45
Manly Warringah def Campbelltown-Camden Raby 1 10LO 24th Jan 15 6/141 – R. Hamman 41, J. Walter 25 140 – D. Marshall 2/10, T. Beatty 2/23, M. Visser 2/27
Manly Warringah def Bankstown Manly Oval 11LO 31st Jan 15 9/213 – J. Walter 57, J. Ritchie 43, R. 9/206 – T. Beatty 4/37, J. Ritchie 2/55 Hamman 39
Manly Warringah def Sutherland Glenn 7th Feb 15 12 14th Feb 15 281 – E. Burgess 60, R. Farrell 58, J. 259 – L. Grant 4/73, T. Beatty 2/76 McGrath Oval Ritchie 50, T. Kaye 45, T. Beatty 25*
Manly Warringah def Penrith Manly Oval 13LO 21st Feb 15 1/93 – J. Cox 53* 87 – M. Visser 4/19, T. Beatty 3/36, B. Falconer 2/12
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6/133 (dec) – L. Edgell 28, T. Kaye 97 – M. Visser 4/38, L. Diserens 2/29 and 26* and 4/118 – J. Ritchie 64*, L. 153 – D. Marshall 5/48 and L. Diserens 4/53 Edgell 41
Manly Warringah def by Mosman Manly Oval 15LO 14th May 15 7/225 – J. Cox 52, L. Edgell 38, R. 7/226 – L. Diserens 3/26, A. Baker 2/11, M. Hamman 36, M. Pugh 27 Visser 2/47
Manly Warringah def Northern Districts Tunks Park 21st Mar 15 QF 22nd Mar 15 183 – A. Baker 73, L. Edgell 31, J. 125 – M. Visser 8/44 and 106 – M. Visser Cox 25 and 0/22 4/37, D. Marshall 2/16, M. Pugh 2/33
Manly Warringah def Bankstown North Sydney 28th Mar 15 SF 29th Mar 15 243 – M. Pugh 95, T. Beatty 61, L. 227 – M. Visser 4/54, D. Marshall 3/29, M. Oval Edgell 26 Pugh 2/38
4th Apr 15 Manly Warringah def by Sydney University Sydney GF 5th Apr 15 117 – A. Baker 31 330 – D. Marshall 4/84, M. Visser 3/52, T. University 1 th 6 Apr 15 Beatty 2/52
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3rd Grade Report
Wkts Runs Wkts Runs Position Team P WO W1 D L1 LO Points Lost For Taken Agst 3rd Manly-Warringah 15 0 11 2 2 0 102 3,134 141 2.746 70.00 Note: Above stats are regular season matches only 2014/15 Mitchell Cup Premiers
3rd grade won their third premiership in the past Having good all-rounders (3 true ones - Kaye, 11 seasons following an unforgettable year for Carden, Farrell and with a bit of work on his the whole club. After finishing in third place batting, Grant). despite losing just two games all season we Batting deep (8/112 to 190 for a bonus point finished the year in triumph, having relatively win v Fairfield, 7/104 to 221 v UNSW, 7/170 comfortable wins throughout the finals series. to 289 in Semi). Taking the chances in the slips (Daly and We started the year with our worst cricket but Farrell hardly dropped a thing). gradually built it up and by the season’s end there Bowling deep (having choice from 5 quicks was no way we were finishing anywhere other plus 2 spinners gives plenty of combinations). than first. Rd 1 v Syd Uni saw us amass a Enthusiasm at training – the coaches did a formidable 4 dec 301 on the back of Rawlings’ huge job here. huge 169no but at tea, day two, Syd Uni were 1/150 and cruising. A well timed blow up from This team was full of intelligent cricketers that coach Bradstreet saw us lift our game and we made my job a lot easier. At times there would be knocked them off for a close win. In Rd 2 v crossed wires, different viewpoints and this led to Blacktown we managed just a draw and when we some tension but as discussed with one of the lost to Eastern Suburbs in rd 4 I thought we boys during the season, this is good for creativity. needed a big lift to figure at year end. Not that we needed to be creative this year as we comfortably won the majority of our games doing From the Rd 6 v Western Suburbs game onward the basics well. And what else can you do? we continued to improve, remaining unbeaten for all one day games and losing just one close We had youth on our side as well. Aiden Bariol game v Sutherland in an understrength side. came into our side as a 14 year old and did a remarkable job behind the stumps. His batting Our strength this year was the same as the four shows enormous promise as well. Jake Carden is other grades – we had very good cricketers for another young guy who has had two seasons with the grade they were playing in. More on MWDCC for two Grand Finals. Hopefully this individuals soon but any 3rd grade team that has success is ingrained into the young blokes and the likes of Jarrod Rawlings, Adam Gummer, they want to repeat it year after year and in turn Jordan Daly, Luke Grant and Ryan Farrell in it is pass it on over the years to the next batch of not going to lose many games. Others had youngsters. breakthrough seasons as well with Jake Carden, Aiden Bariol and Tom Kaye all providing massive Before I go on and talk about the players I think all round strength. the coaches deserve top billing for the way they went about things. Shawn and Phil did a As this is my first two day premiership for the club remarkable job this year. Last season they in 28 years of trying (there have been at least 5 managed to get four teams into the finals but no sides that should have won in this period) I reckon premierships. Not a bad start. It was obvious they the key points to winning were:- knew their stuff – they recognised our weaknesses from last year to ensure we
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addressed them adequately to turn it into at least A very consistent performer who loved to think a club championship. We lapped the field in this about the game and provide great ideas. An quest. Next was to prepare teams for winning in average of 30 in 3rds on an often bowler friendly the finals. Some could say with pretty good deck at Grahame’s is a solid season. Should look empirical support that MWDCC did not save their to score more half centuries as he often got a best for the finals over the years. A different story start but did not stay in for a huge one except for this year with two premierships the result. his 115no v Nth Sydney. Scored invaluable runs on a filthy pitch v Penrith and chipped in with the The organisation at training, the options ball on a couple of occasions with his more than presented to every player, every week, and the useful finger spinners. guidance available ensured everyone was enthusiastic at the trainings and working on Tom Kaye things that needed it. Gone are the days of a 10 Another consistent performer scoring over 500 min bat followed by a chat and out of there. runs for the season. Like Adam he often got going Instead we all put in for a couple of hours twice a but got out just as he was about to look week and this is what gave us the results. impregnable. A range of full tosses and half trackers often brought him undone after doing On top of this organisational aspect Shawn and the hard work. He enjoyed the opening position Phil also provided appropriate measures of and should look to confirm this over the next year discipline, motivation, strategy and tactics to or two. Tom came with a new approach this year ensure they got the best out of everyone. I will and this showed in his game. Always full of energy go as far to say these blokes are the best in the and ideas in the field he finally got a bowl in Rd 5 world at what they do. and proved to be a very consistent out swing bowler who managed a fantastic strike rate of a Our team, in Grand Final batting order followed wicket every 25 balls. by the blokes who were unlucky to not get selected in this side but made contributions Ryan Farrell during the season is:- Started grade cricket as leggie, transformed into a solid bat and has thankfully made his way now Jarrod Rawlings into genuine all-rounder class. Firstly, his leggies Over 650 grade runs, 267 of them at 67 in thirds. were fantastic. Enjoying a long bowl in rd 1 where Ralphy started the year in 3rds scoring 169no and he won the game for us Ryan bowled beautifully finished the year in 3s for not quite so many. He whenever given the opportunity in 3rd grade. had a taste of 1st grade and can consider himself This wasn’t that often as the meds cleaned up very unlucky to be dropped back to 3s. He most teams. Having him ready to go was a dominated the early season in 3rds and it was massive bonus. The longer his spells go, the always a surprise whenever he got out as he better he bowls. His batting was excellent. looked so comfortable. A breakthrough season Unlucky not to score three centuries this year he scoring two centuries and many more should was probably wondering what on earth was follow. happening with some of his selections. Played as correctly as anyone, keeps the ball on the deck Adam Gummer and he should be a huge run scorer for years to
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come. Possesses probably the strongest throwing Finally got the big reward in the semi-final, arm in the club and did slips very well. demolishing Syd Uni on a flat track taking 6/20. Did not score the runs he is capable of and Jordan Daly actually looked his best in the GF v Easts before Hard to believe Jordan played most of the year in retiring hurt. Once the runs flow for him next 3rd grade. This is a real indicator to the clubs season he will be a potent all-rounder up the depth. A very consistent performer in 3rd grade grades. punching out reliable runs, especially when it mattered. Scored a match winning 40 in the low Aiden Bariol scoring GF and also ensured comfortable wins v Entered the team as a 14yo when James Boyer Gordon and Wests when it briefly could have went back to 5ths to work on his batting. Was this gone either way. Took 16 catches in 3rds, all at 1st going to be a weakness in 3rd grades armour? No slip. Practiced this aspect of his game well and way! Took 4 catches and a stumping in his first was always a voice behind the stumps keeping game and looked the goods behind the stumps things ticking over when a bit of silence crept into each game. His batting was at times inconsistent our play. He will be a bit disappointed he didn’t but that will be the case with someone so young. smash a few centuries but he will make up for this Batted superbly for us in the semi-final delivering next season. a valuable 80 run partnership with Ryan Farrell and then backed this up again in the Grand Final Ed Burgess coming in at effectively 6 /70 still needing 43 to Another bloke who was up and down the grades, win and he batted beautifully to ensure a possible wondering what was going on. Doing it comfortable win. I’d like to think Aiden will work too easily in 4th grade he deserved to come up his way up the order next season, allowing him to earlier but we were ensuring semi-final options develop into a heavy run scorer. for all grades. Flicked to 2nd grade for a game, scores a 60, back to 4s, scores a century. Finally Luke Grant finds his place in 3rds finals team and scores a Luke was another bloke who performed match winning 65 in a low scoring game v consistently in 2nd grade before being dropped. Hawkesbury in the QF. Full of energy, loves to He did not let this get in the way of his enthusiasm have a chat to the opposition’s best player to see and effort. Loved to be involved, his fielding was what needs to be done to disturb them and all up magnificent (must have been those Thursday invaluable to our success this season. sessions) and he did a great job with the ball, taking 30 wickets for the season. Moves the ball Jake Carden around and a very clever bowler. We all know LG After having success in 5ths last year Jake was is a top class bat but lost his way mid-season ready to move through the grades. Took a little before getting back some form with a fine half while to find his feet in 3rds but we were always century when in trouble v UNSW and valuable looking to get him in the side because you could runs in the SF and hit the winning runs in the GF. just tell he was going to deliver for us sometime I love having Luke in my sides as I know I will soon. Scored valuable runs v Penrith on a sticky always get 100% effort from someone who is wicket then took a cheap bag of wickets against better than 3rd grade. them and this gave him confidence. Hits the pitch on a terrific length and attacked the stumps. Warren Evans
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This is the first time I have written anything about Sam Gainsford myself. Hey, just won my first comp in 28 years so The selection panel were very unsure what to do thought, why not? Tried not to get too involved with Sam if he had been around for the Grand as I knew there were blokes 25 years younger Final. An overseas trip prevented him for taking than me willing to do the job. When I did, I bowed part but if he was available his hard hitting can be a consistent line and length with a bit of nibble, match winning in any situation. Started the blew up about 3 times and really appreciated the season well but did not go on to score anything great ideas coming from just about everybody in substantial. Scored a great 44 v Penrith in difficult the team. My batting was a little inconsistent, circumstances and threatened to turn the game v strangely enough got my two top scores in the UNSW on its’ ear when he blasted 27 in no time two games we lost. Good for 25 wickets at 15 and after being 4/19. But in Sam’s way he often went 150 runs at 15 next year. a bit too hard at balls a bit too early and not convert starts into scores. It’s as though, as soon Nick McCallum-Toomey as he middles a ball, he is set to go helter skelter The first three quarters of the season was at everything. If he can contain this enthusiasm a consistent from Nick, taking regular, new ball little bit he will score plenty of entertaining runs. wickets, handling 2nd grade in his couple of appearances and doing what we wanted. Really Ron Davis found another gear as the finals approached. Ron bowled beautifully until an injury finished his Went through Penrith’s top order then took 17 season half way through. He rarely bowled a bad wickets during the finals series. Worked up good ball and had a knack of taking wickets early in his pace in the Semi on a flat track at North Syd #2 spells. It’s a shame he did not get a chance to and this augurs well for next year. Gets good bowl on the grassier pitches after Xmas. Unsure away swing which, in the one dayers, sometimes what the future holds for the old bloke but I have meant he was a bit scrappy in the opening overs always enjoyed playing with and against him. so maybe a first change bowler in this format next year? Two dayers, he is fit, moves it and as shown Sam Hole occasionally genuinely quick. I wonder how this At the beginning of the season I had Sam down in can be harnessed regularly? Forgot how to bat my side for the whole season. He started off OK throughout the year but we know Nick can bat but fell away and was dropped to 4th grade. He well when determined and I look forward to some managed to crack a ton down there and was later order runs next year. unlucky to not score one in 3rds late in the season vs UNSW when left stranded on 91. Definite The following blokes missed out on a Grand Final potential but hopefully Sam does not become a spot but as can be seen played valuable roles for “it’s going to happen next year” player. 3rd grade. James Boyer Matt Cole Jimmy decided to give his batting a chance to Played the whole season in 3rd grade only to be shine by dropping himself down to 5th grade mid- dropped at finals time. Started the season way through the year. This surprised me as I’m strongly and was very consistent during the sure Jimmy would have got plenty of chances on middle part of the season, regularly scoring runs the spicy post Xmas pitches but he did a good job only to find ways to get out every week. Rarely in 5th grade and hopefully found out a bit more did the bowlers get him out. Lost his way about batting. Behind the gloves we all know somewhat towards the end of the season, hence Butch loves a chat and he provide plenty of 4th grade for the finals. Matt tried hard in the energy for the side. field and he obviously improved this from last year and his easy going way makes playing with Ben Falconer him a pleasure. I hope he parks this tolerance for Falcs is MWDCC’s journey man. Play him in any easy dismissals next year and grasps the grade and he will deliver. Bowling big inswingers opportunities to plunder large scores. at a lively enough pace Ben was a handful for all 3rd grade oppositions this season and his efforts
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at training were noted and appreciated. Never that cropped up when it came to selections and one to complain he just got on with whatever was he was not afraid to make tough calls of which asked of him and I enjoy having Ben in my team. there were plenty this year given our strength. Unsure how many hours we clocked up on the Other blokes to come through 3rds this year phone mate but your help and advice was crucial. included Will Outred, Lance Stewart, Zac The admin staff all deserves thanks but from my Trewartha, Javed Badyari and Sam Alexander and perspective the work Steve Beatty, Andrew all of these blokes got on with it and fit in nicely. Fraser and Joel Mason does is incredible and Following a successful season there is always a many thanks to you blokes for getting all the off stack of people who need thanking. field stuff done to allow us players the chance to do our best on the field. This year was Peter Garlic’s first full season with the club and his contributions were enormous as I thanked the head coaches above but the 3rd grade scorer. He was the deserving winner of support coaching staff including Bob Rollins, the Malcolm Gorham award for best overall Gavin Fletcher and Steve Whitfield all made great Sydney grade scorer and anyone that saw what contributions this year. Bob with his 3.30 till dark he did would not be surprised. Peter kept an twice a week throw downs and Gavin and Steve’s immaculate book, a running sheet and electronic presence around the nets ensuring the bowlers versions all up to date every ball and at the same did not develop any bad habits and did the basics time managed to answer all of our idiotic well were all appreciated by all players. questions and engage other scorers in good conversation. All information would be loaded in Congratulations to all the other grades but to the SCA website immediately following a game particularly to Tim and his 1st grade side for and he helped out in numerous other ways. I winning the comp is such an emphatic manner. enjoyed his weekly email preview of the games Not losing a two day game all season is incredible and whoever gets Peter next year has a big and it was great to see Tim go out on such a advantage. Many thanks Peter for your help this deserving note. year. Well done 3rds on such a great season. I hope you Alan Wright is another bloke who needs singling guys enjoyed it as much as me and you are all out. Wrighty was Graham Reserve game day back for more of the same next season. manager and he made life so much easier for Josh and myself. Little things like ensuring teas are I note that no team in the history of MWDCC has ready, drinks are available, cones are out, keeping ever won back to back premierships. I would like things clean & tidy along with the myriad of other to think 3rd grade will end this streak in 2015/16 things that crop up, Wrighty was on top of it. Add season. this to his management of nets during the week then you have an invaluable helper. Warren Evans 3rd Grade Captain 2014/15 Chris Hynes as chairman of selectors – Hynesie always had solutions to the vast range of issues
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rd 3 Grade Batting Stats
Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Jordan Daly 16 17 4 0 2 96 479 36.85 16 2 Thomas Kaye 13 14 0 0 2 74 381 27.21 6 3 Ryan Farrell 10 11 0 1 3 105 379 34.45 5 4 Matthew Cole 15 15 1 0 2 74 356 25.43 2 5 Adam Gummer 13 14 2 1 0 115* 354 29.50 5 6 Jarrod Rawlings 5 5 1 1 0 169* 267 66.75 2 7 Sam Gainsford 12 11 2 0 1 54 248 27.56 3 8 Sam Hole 8 9 3 0 2 91* 211 35.17 1 9 Ed Burgess 6 6 0 0 2 65 178 29.67 4 10 Aiden Bariol 11 10 2 0 0 36 154 19.25 22/2 11 Warren Evans 18 11 4 0 0 27* 95 13.57 4 12 Luke Grant 10 8 1 0 1 51 90 12.86 5 13 Jake Carden 10 9 2 0 0 21 82 11.71 5 14 Nick McCallum-Toomey 15 9 2 0 0 37 56 8.00 3 15 Javed Badyari 3 3 0 0 0 24 34 11.33 1 16 Ben Falconer 6 4 3 0 0 17* 32 32.00 2 17 Zach Trewartha 1 1 0 0 0 27 27 27.00 0 18 James Boyer 7 3 2 0 0 14 27 27.00 13/1 19 Lance Stewart 5 4 0 0 0 17 25 6.25 2 20 Ron Davies 8 2 1 0 0 10* 12 12.00 3 21 Sam Alexander 6 2 1 0 0 9 10 10.00 2 22 Will Outred 1 1 0 0 0 8 8 8.00 0
rd 3 Grade Bowling Stats
Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Nick McCallum-Toomey 15 183.4 30 602 37 16.27 2 6 for 41 2 Warren Evans 18 151 43 410 22 18.64 0 3 for 26 3 Luke Grant 10 112.3 27 342 18 19.00 0 3 for 14 4 Thomas Kaye 13 70.1 10 245 17 14.41 1 5 for 39 5 Jake Carden 10 80.1 21 220 16 13.75 1 6 for 20 6 Ryan Farrell 10 69.4 13 199 14 14.21 2 5 for 22 7 Ron Davis 8 95.5 24 279 14 19.93 0 3 for 32 8 Ben Falconer 6 47 72 164 10 16.40 0 4 for 33 9 Sam Alexander 6 53.1 10 236 8 29.50 0 4 for 49 10 Javed Badyari 3 47 11 171 7 24.43 0 4 for 60 11 Sam Hole 8 34 10 92 4 23.00 0 2 for 47 12 Adam Gummer 13 20 0 98 3 32.67 0 2 for 44 13 Lance Stewart 5 4 0 9 1 9.00 0 1 for 9 14 Sam Gainsford 12 14.3 1 27 1 27.00 0 1 for 0 15 Ed Burgess 6 1 0 6 0 N/A 0 0 for 6 16 Zach Trewartha 1 7 2 23 0 N/A 0 0 for 23 17 Will Outred 1 3 0 33 0 N/A 0 0 for 33
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rd 3 Grade Match Results
RND Dates Score Result Score Venue Manly Warringah def Sydney University Graham 27th Sep 14 1 4/301 (dec) – J. Rawlings 169*, R. 284 – R. Farrell 5 for 78, S. Hole Reserve 4th Oct 14 Farrell. 51, S. Gainsford 26* 2/47
Manly Warringah Drew Blacktown Graham 11th Oct 14 8/275 – R. Farrell 80, M. Cole 71, 2 8/287 (dec) – R. Davis 3/40, N. Reserve 18th Oct 14 S. Gainsford 28* McCallum-Toomey 2/63
Manly Warringah def Gordon Killara Oval 25th Oct 14 4/216 – J. Daly 68*, J. Rawlings 3 213 – B. Falconer 4/33, J. Badyari 1st Nov 14 46, M. Cole 35, S. Gainsford 28* 2/43, R. Davis 2/56
Manly Warringah def by Eastern Suburbs Graham 8th Nov 14 104 – J. Daly 31, W. Evans 27* and 4 192 – J. Badyari 4/60, B. Falconer Reserve 15th Nov 14 3/141 – S. Hole 51*, J. Daly 27, T. Kaye 25 2/35, R. Davis 2/37
Manly Warringah drew Hawkesbury Graham 22nd Nov 14 5 2/49 29th Nov 14 221 – S. Alexander 4/49, R. David Reserve 3/32, T. Kaye 2/30
Manly Warringah def Western Suburbs Blick Oval 6th Dec 14 5/215 – J. Daly 96, T. Kaye 46, M. 6 206 – T. Kaye 5/39, S. Alexander 13th Dec 14 Cole 38 2/40, N. McCallum-Toomey 2/47
Manly Warringah def Sydney Ryde Oval 5/271 – R. Farrell 105, T. Kaye 74, 7LO 20th Dec 14 198 – N McCallum-Toomey 3/38, M. Cole 38 L. Grant 3/58
Manly Warringah def Fairfield-Liverpool Graham 194 – N. McCallum-Toomey 37, J. 8LO 10th Jan 15 86 – N. McCallum-Toomey 4/37, Reserve Daly 34, A. Gummer 345, T. Kaye 29 L. Grant 2/9, W. Evans 2/16
Manly Warringah def North Sydney Bon Andrews 9LO 17th Jan 15 1/226 – A. Gummer 115*, M. Cole 7/225 – R. Davis 2/26 Oval 66*
Manly Warringah def Campbelltown-Camden Graham 9/286 – T. Kaye 55, E. Burgess 39, 10LO 24th Jan 15 99 – L. Grant 3/14, B. Falconer Reserve J Daly 29 3/20, T. Kaye 2/15, W. Evans 2/26
Manly Warringah def Bankstown Jensen Park 9/215 – E. Burgess 54, M. Cole 40 11LO 31st Jan 15 8/191 – T. Kaye 2/28, W. Evans 2/29, A. Gummer 2/44
Manly Warringah def by Sutherland Graham 149 – A. Bariol 36, Z. Trewartha 27 7th Feb 15 8/150 – W. Evans 3/32, N. Reserve 12 14th Feb 15 McCallum-Toomey 3/46, J. Carden 2/25
Manly Warringah def Penrith Bill Ball Oval 155 – S. Gainsford 44, A. Gummer 13 21st Feb 15 61 – N. McCallum-Toomey 4/13, 36 J. Carden 4/19
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Manly Warringah def UNSW David Phillips 28th Feb 15 221 – S. Hole 91*, L. Grant 51, S. 14 219 – R. Farrell 3/41, L. Grant South 7th Mar 15 Gainsford 27 3/49, W. Evans 2/23
Manly Warringah def Mosman Rawson Park 15 14th May 15 2/116 – A. Gummer 43*, T. Kaye 114 – R. Farrell 5/22, T. Kaye 2/24 34
Manly Warringah def outright Hawkesbury 146 – N. McCallum- Graham 179 – E. Burgess 65, J. Daly 32 and 21st Mar 15 Toomey 4/41, W. Evans 3/26 and Reserve QF 110 – T. Kaye 46 22nd Mar 15 85 – N. McCallum-Toomey 6/41, L. Grant 3/42
Manly Warringah def Sydney University Bon Andrews 28th Mar 15 289 – R. Farrell 91, A. Gummer 40, SF 125 – J. Carden 6/20, T. Kaye Oval 29th Mar 15 J. Rawlings 32, J. Daly 27 2/15, N. McCallum-Toomey
4th Apr 15 Manly Warringah def Eastern Suburbs Manly Oval 6/112 – J. Daly 43 GF 5th Apr 15 111 – N. McCallum-Toomey 5/37, th 6 Apr 15 L. Grant 2/28
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th 4 Grade Report
Wkts Runs Wkts Runs Position Team P WO W1 D L1 LO Points Lost For Taken Agst 1st Manly-Warringah 15 0 12 1 2 0 139 2,938 130 2.173 73.00 Note: Above stats are regular season matches only
Firstly, congratulations to Penrith for winning the of trouble a number of times. Zac’s hundred 2014/15 premiership. against Easts was a major highlight of the season It was great to see Joe Graham’s bowling come 4th grade had an extremely successful season along. It is great to see a young cricketer gaining finishing the regular season as minor premiers 12 confidence every time you hand him the ball points clear at the top of the table only losing 2 Sam Hole’s hundred at Campbelltown was games. For most of the season we played some fantastic to see. It ended up being a match fantastic cricket and it was really pleasing from a winning performance from a guy who is a future captain’s perspective seeing everyone contributing at leader different stages. Will Outred’s bowling performance against Gordon taking 7 wickets and driving us to victory. We went into the qualifying final in first place and were expected to beat Northern Districts. All of the team that played in the semi-final should be Unfortunately it wasn’t to be and we eventually lost aiming to play higher next season and with hard work by 1 wicket. This was a game that we should have won and commitment at training there is no reason why but we did not score enough runs and went through that can’t happen. to the semi-finals in 4th place. Although this was the case, we were still confident after finishing in top I just want to thank the following players that made spot. the season so enjoyable and successful. These players in approximate batting order are: So it was Sydney at Drummoyne Oval for the chance to play in the final. Again we gave ourselves a chance Joe Graham to win this game through some extremely good Came up from 5s early in the season and never looked bowling after the Tigers got away from us early on back. It is amazing that Joe has only been bowling for what looked to be a very good wicket. Our bowling a short time. Joe won the 4th Grade Bowling award was definitely our strength all year. Unfortunately we and some of the spells he bowled this year were were not able to get runs when it counted and our amazing. With hard work Joe will make himself an season ended here. extremely good bowler. Joe has the added value of his height which adds a lot to his off spinners. With We definitely played well enough through the season more consistency in Joes batting he could make to expect to play in the final, however sometimes you himself a very good all round cricketer. need to go through these games and lose to get an opportunity to win. I definitely think that everyone in Billy Darcy the team will be much better for the experience. Billy was up and down between 4s and 5s all season Some of the highlights of the season were; however definitely has the ability to play a full season in 4s and progress further. Would be great to see Billy The strength and dominance of our young get more consistency in his batting. Billy also showed bowling attack. This included both our seamers he could bat for long periods which will serve him well and spinners contributing to much of our success in the coming years. through the season The emergence of Zac Trewartha’s batting. Zac Sam Hole won the batting award and his batting got us out Sam played half the year in 3s. Sam scored one of the best match winning hundreds at Raby Oval against 60 | P a g e
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Campbelltown this year that I have seen. He has a huge amount of ability and great leadership qualities. Will Outred He is a guy that if next year can put some scores Will performed well all year and was an asset to have together back to back could move up the grades in the team. He got given an opportunity to play 3s quickly. and I am sure that he will have that opportunity again through next season. Will very rarely bowled a bad Lance Stewart spell and was also really good at times with the Bat. A Lance was one of the main people I went to for cricketer that has a lot of ability and should be looking support as captain. He is someone that I felt I could to push for higher grades next season. depend on as captain to offer advice when needed and for that I am thankful. Lance’s season was mostly Sam Alexander in 4s however he did play a lot of 3s as well. Lance is Sam was valuable to have in the side and although he an extremely talented cricketer that loves playing for played some of the year in 3s he made an important Manly. Lance’s season was a little inconsistent at contribution with his bowling in 4th grade. Sam has a times with the bat. With more consistency Lance lot of ability, ability that has seen him take wickets in would play much higher than 4s. 2nd grade. With a successful start to next season there is no reason why Sam can’t make his way to 2s Ed Burgess again. Ed deserved to play in 3s for the final series. He is an extremely talented cricketer that I think everyone will Ben Falconer admit is too good for 4th grade. A guy that was great Ben started the year in 4s however he did play a lot to have in the team and instrumental to get us to the of 3rd grade. Ben’s bowling has come a long way over position of minor premiers. I look forward to seeing the past 2 seasons and it is great to see him Ed play much higher grades in the years to come. continuing to improve. He is a good club man to have in our team and you know when you throw him the Zac Trewartha ball you are going to get 100%. His bowling was Zac had a fantastic year with the bat and a good year always very consistent. with the ball. Zac played the majority of the year in 4th grade but it was fantastic to see him go up to 3s Josh Wigney off the back of some really good performances. The It was fantastic to see the improvement in Josh’s ability that Zac has to hit the ball as clean as he does bowling over the season. He very much ended the is something that will see him progress through the season a much improved and consistent bowler. He grades and if he can work hard on his patience at the had some great performances through the season crease he will no doubt bat in the top 6 for a long time and his improvement in bowling with the new ball to come.
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made a substantial impact. Josh is someone that has enough pace to go up the grades next season. Thanks to Dave Gardner for all your help at training and on Game day with warm ups. Your efforts are Max Burgess invaluable. Max didn't end the year in 4s but he played most of the season in the team. Max is another person that Chris Hynes, mate you have a really hard job but you has great leadership qualities and someone that seem to do it easily. Thanks for all your support always gives 100%. through the year.
Thank you to all players that played 4th grade this Alan Wright, thanks Wrighty for all your help on game season and made a valuable contribution, these day. included, Ross Trewartha, Simon Couch, Ryan Bishop Perrett, Jack Pickering, Jack Edwards, Javed Badyari, Steve Beatty, thanks Steve for all your efforts, you do Jack Ritchie, Matt Cole and Sam Gainsford. an amazing job and makes captaincy easy on a Saturday. Thank you to Shawn Bradstreet and Phil Marks for giving me all your support through the season. I can’t Well done to both Tim and Wazza for winning their explain how good it is to have such experienced respective premierships. Two guys I have known for a cricketers as coaches. All the efforts you put into all long time and I am very happy for you both. Well the players is incredible. done to Rowan and Waddo for making the Grand Final as well, a massive effort. Also I wanted to say thank you to all the other coaching staff including Gavin Fletcher and Steve Again to all the players well done on a successful Whitfield, you all did a great job and the work you put season. The Club Championship success we should into all players is fantastic. You ensured all aspects of not lose sight of, it was a huge effort. Had we beaten preparation and game day were covered and were NDs in the qualifying final who knows what would always available to discuss anything and that is have happened, however it wasn't to be. Don’t lose invaluable to a captain. sight of how close we were though, hard training and commitment to next season and you never know it Bob Rollins, thanks for all your efforts mate. It is could be more successful. fantastic to have you around the club and I know how much all the guys appreciate all the work you put in, Josh Petersen especially with the nets at Narrabeen as well as the 4th Grade Captain 2014/15 batting advice that you pass onto all players.
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th 4 Grade Batting Stats
Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Zach Trewartha 15 15 1 1 1 102* 461 32.93 2 2 Ed Burgess 10 10 0 1 1 103 330 33.00 2 3 Jake Carden 9 8 0 0 2 59 207 25.88 0 4 Joe Graham 15 15 0 0 1 52 204 13.60 3 5 Lance Stewart 11 11 0 0 1 87 192 17.45 2 6 Ross Trewartha 3 3 0 0 2 93 189 63.00 0 7 Will Outred 15 15 2 0 0 42 189 14.54 0 8 Josh Petersen 16 16 2 0 0 25 165 11.79 8/1 9 Sam Hole 9 9 1 1 0 118* 157 19.63 0 10 Billy D’Arcy 10 10 0 0 0 45 157 15.70 1 11 Javed Badyari 2 2 0 0 2 87 139 69.50 0 12 Thomas Kaye 3 3 0 1 0 101 125 41.67 0 13 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 6 6 2 0 0 31 62 15.50 2 14 Jacob Graham 7 6 3 0 0 28* 61 20.33 0 15 Sam Alexander 10 9 3 0 0 17 57 9.50 3 16 Jack Ritchie 1 14 0 0 1 57 57 57.00 0 17 Max Burgess 7 7 0 0 0 26 46 6.57 0 18 Jack Pickering 4 4 0 0 0 16 38 9.50 0 19 Josh Wigney 16 14 7 0 0 8* 34 4.86 1 20 Ben Falconer 10 10 1 0 0 10 28 3.11 1 21 Jack Edwards 1 1 0 0 0 20 20 20.00 0 22 Sam Gainsford 1 1 0 0 0 19 19 19.00 1 23 James Boyer 1 1 0 0 0 13 13 13.00 1 24 Matt Cole 2 2 0 0 0 8 11 5.50 1 25 Simon Couch 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 2.00 0 26 Joel Wood 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0
th 4 Grade Bowling Stats
Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Joe Graham 15 132.2 28 407 28 14.54 1 5 for 59 2 Sam Alexander 10 109.5 26 253 23 11.00 2 5 for 34 3 Will Outred 15 141 17 444 22 20.18 1 7 for 20 4 Josh Wigney 16 147.4 39 319 19 16.79 1 5 for 25 5 Jake Carden 9 72.1 13 201 10 20.10 0 3 for 24 6 Ben Falconer 10 95.3 20 195 9 21.67 0 2 for 12 7 Jacob Graham 7 30 6 62 8 7.75 0 2 for 7 8 Zach Trewartha 15 93 21 250 8 31.25 0 1 for 3 9 Javed Badyari 2 17 2 42 6 7.00 1 6 for 42 10 Ed Burgess 10 25.4 3 69 3 23.00 0 2 for 10 11 Joel Wood 1 6 2 15 2 7.50 0 2 for 15 12 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 6 30 8 86 2 43.00 0 1 for 19 13 Sam Gainsford 1 4 0 8 1 8.00 0 1 for 8 63 | P a g e
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14 Ben Kittlety 1 10 2 27 0 N/A 0 0 for 27 15 Sam Hole 9 5 0 36 0 N/A 0 0 for 36
th 4 Grade Match Results
RND Dates Score Result Score Venue
Manly Warringah 27th Sep 14 Sydney University 1 8/181 – J. Badyari 87, R. Trewartha def St Pauls College 4th Oct 14 168 – J. Badyari 6/42 61
Manly Warringah Blacktown 11th Oct 14 Jim Hanshaw 2 192 – J. Carden 59, R. Trewartha 35, def 188 – Jo. Graham 2/12, J. Carden 18th Oct 14 Oval Z. Trewartha 25 2/18, W. Outred 2/80
Manly Warringah Gordon 25th Oct 14 Graham 3 9/260 (dec) – T. Kaye 101, Ja. def 145 – W. Outred 7/20, Jo. 1st Nov 14 Reserve Graham 28*, J. Petersen 25 Graham 2/44
Manly Warringah Eastern Suburbs 8th Nov 14 4 15th Nov 14 245 – Z. Trewartha 102*, W. Outred def 186 – J. Wigney 5/25, Ja. Trumper Oval 42, B. D’Arcy 38 Graham 2/11, Jo. Graham 2/47
Manly Warringah 22nd Nov 14 249 – J. Badyari 52, Jo. Graham 52, Hawkesbury 5 drew Bensons Lane 3 29th Nov 14 Z. Trewartha 44, R. Bishop-Perrett 1/3 31
Manly Warringah Western Suburbs 6th Dec 14 Graham 6 258 – L. Stewart 87, E. Burgess 78, J. def 179 – Jo. Graham 5/59, E. 13th Dec 14 Reserve Ritchie 57 Burgess 2/10
Manly Warringah Sydney Mike Pawley 7LO 20th Dec 14 9/199 – Z. Trewartha 40, Jo. Graham def by 9/202 – S. Alexander 4/24, B. Oval 35, L. Stewart 34, E. Burgess 26 Falconer 2/12
Fairfield-Liverpool Manly Warringah 8LO 10th Jan 15 def 101 – W. Outred 3/17, Jo. Fairfield Oval 9/141 Graham 2/9
North Sydney Manly Warringah Graham 9LO 17th Jan 15 def 189 – J. Carden 3/24, Jo. Graham 204 – J. Carden 52, Z. Trewartha 33 Reserve 2/47, W. Outred 2/55
Manly Warringah Campbelltown-Camden 10LO 24th Jan 15 8/227 – S. Hole 118*, Z. Trewartha def 6/226 – W. Outred 2/39, J. Raby 2 32 Carden 2/44
Manly Warringah Bankstown Graham 11LO 31st Jan 15 203 – R. Trewartha 93, J. Carden 49, def 114 – Jo. Graham 4/27, S. Reserve M. Burgess 26 Alexander 3/14, J. Wigney 2/21
Sutherland 7th Feb 15 Manly Warringah Sutherland 12 def 124 – Ja. Graham, J. Wood 2/15, 14th Feb 15 129 – B. D’Arcy 45 Oval Jo. Graham 2/18
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Manly Warringah Penrith Mike Pawley 13LO 21st Feb 15 def 6/125 – E. Burgess 48 122 – S. Alexander 5/34 Oval
Manly Warringah UNSW 28th Feb 15 Graham 14 259 – E. Burgess 103, Z. Trewartha def 159 – J. Wigney 3/28, B. 7th Mar 15 Reserve 83 Falconer
Manly Warringah Mosman Graham 15 14th May 15 def by 66 – E. Burgess 25 4/67 – Jo. Graham 3/21 Reserve
Manly Warringah Northern Districts 21st Mar 15 QF 22nd Mar 15 131 – W. Outred 28, Z. Trewartha def by 9/133 – S. Alexander 5/37, J. Mike Pawley 27 Wigney 2/19
Sydney 28th Mar 15 Manly Warringah Drummoyne SF def by 179 – Jo. Graham 3/29, W. 29th Mar 15 120 – Z. Trewartha 31 Oval Outred 2/29
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5th Grade Report
Wkts Runs Wkts Runs Position Team P WO W1 D L1 LO Points Lost For Taken Agst 2nd Manly-Warringah 15 0 11 2 2 0 112 3,001 142 2,373 69.00 Note: Above stats are regular season matches only
Firstly Congratulations to Northern Districts on winning the 2014/15 Sherwood Cup. I also thank the committee, sponsors and excellent coaching staff who have set the foundation for such a Manly Warringah 5th grade enjoyed a very successful successful campaign this year. Wing and Skid have season this year finishing in second place only one certainly raised the bar in grade cricket coaching and bonus point behind Northern Districts on the final it is great to see their efforts rewarded. It was also ladder, with ND’s taking out the Final after playing out great to have a number of parents support us a draw in the rain affected grand final against us at throughout the year and help out with arguably the Mark Taylor Oval. best afternoon teas in grade cricket.
After a bit of an up and down start to the season, 5th 5th grade is always a breeding ground for young grade came home with a wet sail to win our last 10 players coming into the club and the Pathway games up to the GF including 2 bonus point wins Program with Shires started by Greg Boyer and David against other top 6 teams. Gainsford has resulted in these young players being more than ready to step up to grade cricket. I am very proud of the way the team played and trained all year and I think the results also showed The management of team selections and that we continued to improve every week. There was organising/calling players can sometimes be an a great spirit and confidence within the team which onerous task for 5th grade captains but luckily this made it a pleasure to share and made it easy to has largely been looked after by Chris Hynse and his captain. help has been a tremendous support for me this year.
My job was also made much easier thanks to the The following players enjoyed 5 or more games in 5th support I received from Donny ‘Dollars’ Sellin who did grade this season: a lot more than look after the scorebook and his assistance is always greatly appreciated.
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Max Burgess bowling attack we didn’t get to see enough of Jack’s Max came back to 5th grade to recuperate from an useful seamers. injury but it didn’t take long for him to show us he was too good for 5th grade with a brilliant 91 n.o. against James Boyer Easts in round 7.His experience and knowledge was a James dropped back from 3rd grade to seek more great help to me when he played in 5s and I greatly batting opportunities. James played a number of solid appreciate his help captaining the 2 games I missed. innings up the order and was always busy the crease. Max is one of the best fielders in the club and his darts His energy, enthusiasm and chat were also great are pretty tidy also. assets in the field as was his work behind the stumps.
Joel Mason Jack Pickering It was great to have Mace open up for us. He always Jack hits the ball very cleanly and had a few good 40+ took the attack to the opposition and regularly got us scores this year and was rewarded with a few games off to a good start. With a 99 in round 1 and a hundred in 4’s. I think he learnt a lot in his first year in grade in round 10 it was only the timing of his absences for cricket and his game will continue to develop and weddings that prevented him playing higher grades with more patience those larger scores will follow. this year. A better club man would be hard to find. Thank you for all your efforts on and off the field this Jacob Graham year. Jacob is still young but is one of our more experienced players. He probably would have liked to have scored Bill Darcy more runs this year. He looked good at the crease and The 5th grade chat king played some quality innings played some valuable innings but the big scores for us this year. A traditional opener with a straight largely alluded him this season. His extremely reliable bat. I think a few big hundreds are not far around the seam/swing bowling was a great asset as was his corner. He gave us the best chance of winning the GF voice in the field. with a swashbuckling 70. Isiah Vumbaca Jack Edwards Our young leg spinner was one of the leading wicket Jack came into the side in round 9 and straight away takers in 5th grade. Isiah continued to grow in he looked like he had been playing grade cricket for confidence as the year progressed and learnt a lot in ages. I look forward to seeing Jacks’ progression up his debut grade season. Isiah also played a valuable the grades. Unfortunately due to the quality of our middle order batting role and saved us on numerous occasions particularly under pressure in the finals.
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Joel Wood Javed Badyari Another good all-rounder for the future. Joel played Javed returned from injury and travel commitments a number of great innings in the middle order for us towards the end of the season and made some valued as well and his bowling was also very consistent. He contributions to the success of 5th grade with the was often quicker than most batsman expected and ball, bat and guitar. A very talented cricketer and his he hits the seam hard. calming influence also greatly appreciated.
Aidan Bariol Hamish Ferguson Our young keeper batsman started in 5th grade with Probably a season that Hamish will be happy to put some solid scores with the bat and some tidy keeping. behind him. Looked good at the crease and found a His confidence also grew week by week and went on different way to get out each week and just needed to make an impact in 3’s. some more time at the crease. Good to see the persistence paid off with a hundred in shires towards Ryan Bishop-Perret the end of the season. Ryan bowled really well all year. Very economical and has good variation. Will probably have more success Will Denny in higher grades as he regularly beat the bat with the Another example of the depth of Manly cricket’s new ball in 5th grade. Ryan was our leading wicket bowling stocks. Will bowled a couple of great spells in taker. 5th grade taking some key wickets when partnerships needed to be broken. Ben Kittlety Luckily for 5th grade, Ben came down after There were also a number of other players who incorrectly reading his holiday plane ticket but then played less than 5 games in 5th grade this year but with work and vacation commitments in the middle despite only playing a few games they made a valued of the season his form and fitness dropped off. Ben is contribution to the team’s successful season. Many of one of the quickest bowlers in the club and at times, these players are still young and with continued hard he was too quick for the 5th grade batsmen (and slip work and experience I know they will continue to play fielders). With more time available for training he is a big part in the future success of the club. These capable of taking bags of wickets in higher grades. players are Ned Hole, Jacob O’Sullivan, Joe Graham, Josh Wigney, Zach Trewartha, Liam Lawless, Liam Alex Bain Tully, Theo Guichon and Sam Kelly. Another youngster on the rise. Alex made a great contribution with the ball in 5’s and never let me In summary, we came really close to winning the 5th down. Unfortunately as higher grade players came grade premiership this year finishing one bonus point back from injury and other commitments towards the off the minor premiership but with the best 5th grade end of the season, Alex’s grade opportunities were quotient all this after winning only 4 of 18 coin tosses. limited but I am sure he will be a regular grade This obviously causes one to reflect on some of the cricketer of the future. “what ifs” that might have put us on top of the table but nevertheless I am extremely proud of the team’s Tom Kelly performances and grateful for the efforts and support TK started the year in 5’s and after a few great spells of the players, coaches, committee, sponsors and of medium pace bowling his back and work supporters. commitments halted his season early. He also provided some solid innings at the top of the order Thank you all and congratulations to everyone for a including a brilliant 96 in round 4. great 2014/15 season.
Simon Waddington 5th Grade Captain 2014/15
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th 5 Grade Batting Stats
Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Joel Mason 14 13 0 1 1 100 423 32.54 7 2 Billy D’Arcy 8 8 0 0 3 83 335 41.88 1 3 Jack Pickering 13 12 0 0 2 68 286 23.83 11 4 Simon Waddington 16 13 0 0 1 68 272 20.92 11 5 James Boyer 10 10 2 0 1 69 263 32.88 17/3 6 Isaiah Vumbaca 18 11 4 0 2 52* 228 32.57 4 7 Joel Wood 17 14 4 0 1 62 219 21.90 3 8 Max Burgess 10 10 1 0 2 91* 210 23.33 7 9 Tom Kelly 8 8 0 0 1 96 188 23.50 1 10 Jacob Graham 114 11 3 0 0 44 157 19.63 4 11 Jack Edwards 7 6 0 0 1 63 143 23.83 0 12 Aiden Bariol 6 5 0 0 0 34 105 21.00 9 13 Joseph Graham 2 2 0 0 1 89 93 46.50 0 14 Javed Badyari 5 4 0 0 0 36 77 19.25 2 15 Ben Kittlety 13 9 3 0 0 21 75 12.50 3 16 Hamish Ferguson 7 7 0 0 0 16 48 9.86 0 17 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 13 7 4 0 0 17 28 9.33 2 18 Edmund Hole 1 1 0 0 0 25 25 25.00 0 19 Jacob O’Sullivan 1 1 0 0 0 19 19 19.00 0 20 Liam Lawless 3 2 0 0 0 17 17 8.50 2 21 Alex Bain 11 6 3 0 0 7* 17 5.67 3 22 Theo Guichon 1 1 1 0 0 16* 16 N/A 2/1 23 Zach Trewartha 1 1 0 0 0 15 15 15.00 1 24 Liam Tully 3 2 0 0 0 12 13 6.50 1 25 Will Denny 5 3 2 0 0 3* 5 5.00 0 26 Sam Kelly 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 2.00 5/1
5th Grade Bowling Stats
Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 13 153 42 337 25 13.48 0 4 for 38 2 Ben Kittlety 13 141 31 393 24 16.38 0 4 for 19 3 Isaiah Vumbaca 18 142.4 18 498 24 20.75 0 4 for 46 4 Joel Wood 17 126.5 27 386 18 21.44 0 4 for 24 5 Max Burgess 10 67.4 17 172 15 11.47 0 3 for 17 6 Jacob Graham 11 96 32 223 14 15.93 0 3 for 26 7 Alex Bain 11 72 13 225 10 22.50 0 3 for 23 8 Tom Kelly 8 29.5 7 72 6 12.00 0 2 for 9 9 Will Denny 5 31 6 104 6 17.33 0 2 for 16 10 Joe Graham 2 25 3 79 4 19.75 0 3 for 31 11 Josh Wigney 1 14 3 31 3 10.33 0 2 for 26 12 Zach Trewartha 1 13 2 38 2 19.00 0 2 for 22 13 Liam Lawless 3 12.5 2 39 2 19.50 0 2 for 22 14 Jack Edwards 7 11 0 40 2 20.00 0 2 for 17 15 Javed Badyari 5 39 6 107 2 53.50 0 2 for 11 16 Jack Pickering 13 3 1 7 0 N/A 0 0 for 7 17 Simon Waddington 16 11 2 23 0 N/A 0 0 for 5 69 | P a g e
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th 5 Grade Match Results
RND Dates Score Result Score Venue
Sydney University Manly Warringah 114 – T. Kelly 2/9, Z. Trewartha 27th Sep 14 8/291 (dec) – J. Mason 99, J. Mike Pawley 1 def 2/22, J. Wigney 2/26, Ja. Graham 4th Oct 14 Pickering 50, S. Waddington Oval 2/30 and 4/83 – Jo. Graham 31, Ja. Graham 26 3/31
Manly Warringah Blacktown 11th Oct 14 7/292 (dec) – Jo. Graham 89, Mike Pawley 2 def 169 – T. Kelly 2/18, L. Lawless 18th Oct 14 T. Kelly 45, J. Pickering 42, J. Oval 2/22, R. Bishop-Perrett 2/29 Wood 37*, S. Waddington 29
Gordon 25th Oct 14 Manly Warringah Beauchamp 3 def by 7/199 – R. Bishop-Perret 3/29, B. 1st Nov 14 136 – S. Waddington 49 Park Kittlety 2/41
Manly Warringah Eastern Suburbs 8th Nov 14 Mike Pawley 4 8/254 (dec) – T. Kelly 96, A. drew with 9/215 – A. Bain 3/23, M. Burgess 15th Nov 14 Oval Bariol 34 2/27, J. Wood 2/47
Manly Warringah Hawkesbury 22nd Nov 14 Mike Pawley 5 141 – J. Wood 62, A. Bariol 27, drew with 7/106 – B. Kittlety 4/47, W. 29th Nov 14 Oval J. Pickering 27 Denny 2/22
Western Suburbs Manly Warringah 6th Dec 14 149 – R. Bishop-Perrett 3/55, I. Punchbowl 6 141 – J. Mason 32, M. Burgess def by 13th Dec 14 Vumbaca 2/11, M. Burgess 2/17, Oval 28 A. Bain 2/24
Manly Warringah Sydney 9/167 – R. Bishop- 7LO 20th Dec 14 3/170 – M. Burgess 91*, J. def Snape Park Perrett 2/26, M. Burgess 2/32 Pickering 25
Manly Warringah Fairfield-Liverpool Mike Pawley 8LO 10th Jan 15 4/183 – M. Burgess 50, J. def 7/182 – I. Vumbaca 4/55, M. Oval Pickering 41, B. D’Arcy 35 Burgess 2/27
Manly Warringah North Sydney 9LO 17th Jan 15 5/188 – B. D’Arcy 83, J. def 187 – J. Wood 3/46, I. Vumbaca Tunks Park Edwards 63 2/38, B. Kittlety 2/38
Manly Warringah Campbelltown-Camden 10LO 24th Jan 15 7/254 – J. Mason 100, J. Boyer def 127 – J. Wood 3/14, Ja Graham Mike Pawley 47, Ja. Graham 44 3/26, I. Vumbaca 2/25
Manly Warringah Bankstown Grahame 11LO 31st Jan 15 9/223 – J. Boyer 69, J. Mason def 9/205 – Ja. Graham 2/20, W. Thomas 28, I. Vumbaca 27 Denny 2/34, B. Kittlety 2/35
Sutherland Manly Warringah 7th Feb 15 140 – B. Kittlety 3/31, M. 12 198 – S. Waddington 68, E. def Mike Pawley 14th Feb 15 Burgess 3/34, W. Denny 2/16, J. Hole 25 Edwards 2/17
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Manly Warringah Penrith 13LO 21st Feb 15 154 – I. Vumbaca 27, J. def 68 – B. Kittlety 4/19, I. Vumbaca Rance Oval Edwards 27 3/10
Manly Warringah UNSW 28th Feb 15 8/264 (dec) – B. D’Arcy 78, J. David Phillips 14 def 154 – R. Bishop-Perrett 4/38, I. 7th Mar 15 Pickering 68, J. Boyer 34, I. North Vumbaca 4/46 Vumbaca 26*
Manly Warringah Mosman 15 14th May 15 3/112 – J. Mason 45, J. Boyer def 108 – J. Badyari 2/11, I. Mike Pawley 27* Vumbaca 2/12, Ja. Graham 2/32
Manly Warringah Randwick-Petersham 21st Mar 15 246 – I. Vumbaca 52*, J. Frank Gray QF def 228 – J. Wood 4/24, R. Bishop- 22nd Mar 15 Wood 48, J. Badyari 36, J. Oval Perrett 3/34, Ja. Graham 2/24 Mason 32, S. Waddington 28
Penrith Manly Warringah 28th Mar 15 155 – M. Burgess 3/17, B. SF 202 – I. Vumbaca 50*, B. def Mike Pawley 29th Mar 15 Kittlety 3/33, R. Bishop-Perrett D’Arcy 31, J. Boyer 31 2/21
27th Sep 14 Manly Warringah Northern Districts Mark Taylor GF drew with 4th Oct 14 9/141 (dec) – B. D’Arcy 70 7/121 – R. Bishop-Perrett 3/22 Oval
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Wkts Runs Wkts Runs Position Team P WO W1 D L1 LO Points Lost For Taken Agst 8th Manly-Warringah 6 0 3 1 2 0 34 651 39 664 19.00 Note: Above stats are regular season matches only
Congratulations to Sutherland on winning the the quarter final for manly had played either first or 2014/2015 Poidevin Gray shield. second grade which is a very imposing statistic in the u21s competition. We knew from very early on, that The Manly Warringah Poidevin-Gray side had a the challenge of the season was to create a strong turbulent season filled with remarkable highlights. team unity and to get the side moving in the right The side made it through to the quarterfinals where direction. Unfortunately, the six game season didn’t we came up against the eventual winners of the allow the side to gel as much as we would have liked competition, Sutherland. It was clear that their side which could have been the cause of our inconsistent was a class above all the other sides we had played so performances. Although our batting often pulled up they were well deserved premiers come the end of short, whenever the team took the field, I always felt the season. Congratulations to Sutherland. we could win the game from anywhere. This was clearly shown against Randwick-Petersham where Many thanks extend to our coaching staff, scorers the team defended 107 in a flawless fielding and managers for their assistance throughout the performance. Definitely one of the highlights of the season. Adam Crosthwaite was invaluable as head season. Other highlights included strong wins against coach of the team imparting pearls of wisdom which Mosman and St. George. It was an enjoyable season I hope was absorbed by the whole squad. The passion which provided a good platform for next season’s side he brought to the side was reflective of the increased to launch from. focus offered by the club which has set a great platform for years to come. Also thanks to Alan Jarrod Rawlings Wright for his efforts on game day and his help during Jarrod was our most consistent batsman throughout the week with organising the things at cricket most the season with a highlight coming against Mosman take for granted. Finally, a thank you to our scorers in round 5 where he destroyed their attack to lead us Langdon Gould, Geoff Rogers and Gordon Currie for to a nine wicket victory. He’s a reliable performer and spending hours on the book so the team could focus showed this in his deserved move up to first grade in on their cricket. Saturday cricket. It’s been great to watch Jarrod’s progress over the last five years and I look forward to Coming into the season it was clear that we had a very enjoying his successes in the coming seasons. talented side. At least nine of the eleven that played
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Ryan Farrell cricket. His bowling proved to be a real asset to the Ryan matured as a cricketer this season. He endured team and always played with great intensity. I can’t many setbacks throughout the season but kept wait to watch Jake’s results in the next season of u21s putting numbers in score books. His best innings and also grade cricket. came against Northern Districts where he kept us in the game until the last over with a well compiled 76. Matt Cole Ryan was a key part of our side and I expect him to Matt proved to be a valuable player for the side blossom as a cricketer in the coming seasons. throughout the season. He proved that he deserved a batting position by scoring a dominant half century Jordan Daly opening the batting in his first game of the season. His Jordan was our most threatening batsman during the ball striking was consistently impressive and he season. He had the skill set to win the side the game. showed he can match it with the best in the His innings against St. George to get us home showed competition. his confidence in his game. He also takes great pride in his fielding which paid off as he turned games with Mickey Edwards a brilliant run out or catch. When Jordan’s confidence Mickey is an exciting talent. This has been known for is high, he can do remarkable things in the field or a while now but he really showed it this season. He with the bat in his hands. was often too good for opposition who consistently struggled to lay bat on his bowling. His spell against Sam Hole Randwick-Petersham to win us the game was a Sam has a lot of promise as a cricketer. I asked a lot genuine spectacle. If Mickey isn’t involved in higher of him in getting him to open the batting against the honours next season he will be a scary prospect in the opposition’s best bowlers each week. His Poidevin-Gray competition. commitment and enthusiasm was unrivalled. Each Dylan Marshall time he faced up it was clear that he has a lot to offer Dylan “the milkman” Marshall was nicknamed so the u21s side in the coming years. because he always delivers. Whenever we were in a challenging situation Dylan would get the ball in his Sam Webber hands and spin us close to victory. His ten over spell Sammy was the rock in the team. His consistency against Randwick-Petersham showed his control and behind the stumps and his energy in the field gave the patience, necessary attributes to become a great side a real boost. He didn’t get as many opportunities spinner. with the bat as he would have liked but he was always pushing the other batsmen to perform which was Will Outred important contributor to our success. It’s been a Will forced his way into the side with his pleasure playing with Sammy over the years and I performances in grade cricket. The control he shows hope to take the field with him again soon. with his leg spin is really quite remarkable and his fielding was a great asset as well. His spell against Sam Gainsford Mosman was punctuated with one of the best Sam was the designated hitter of the side and was the catches I’ve ever seen. Watching Will and Dylan work most reliable in the side to do his job. Whether he was in tandem was quite special and I look forward to walking out to bat or whether he was thrown the ball watching Will’s progress. I knew I could rely on Sam to play his natural game to get the side into a better position. His bowling spell Javed Badyari and ball striking at Northern Districts showed control Having Jav back in the side was brilliant. He brings an and power which deserved to be a match winning energy and a vibrancy that resonates through the performance. Sam is a great player to watch and has whole group. Unfortunately he fell victim to a knee a bright future at the club. injury but his contributions with both bat and ball in the early rounds showed his class and talent as a Jake Carden player. For me, Jake Carden was the surprise package of the season. I had never played with Jake before and was On an ending note, leading this group of men was one really impressed with the way he went about his of the best experiences of my life and I am grateful to
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have had this opportunity. I have played with many of outside of cricket. Looking forward to a strong Manly the players since I was twelve years old and it’s hard Warringah Poidevin-Gray era. to accept that age group cricket has now finished for many of us. However; I have no doubts that every Taylor Beatty player mentioned has a great future at the club and Poidevin-Gray Captain 2014/15
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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Jarrod Rawlings 6 6 1 0 1 55* 196 39.20 3 2 Ryan Farrell 6 5 0 0 1 76 145 29.00 3 3 Matt Cole 3 2 1 0 1 52 110 110.00 0 4 Sam Gainsford 6 5 0 0 0 39 104 20.80 2 5 Jordan Daly 6 5 2 0 1 64* 98 32.67 1 6 Taylor Beatty 6 6 1 0 0 22 64 12.80 1 7 Thomas Kaye 2 2 0 0 0 34 51 25.50 0 8 Sam Webber 6 5 0 0 0 15 29 5.80 0 9 Javed Badyari 2 2 1 0 0 24 28 28.00 1 10 Will Outred 5 3 1 0 0 9* 21 10.50 0 11 Jake Carden 3 2 0 0 0 11 17 8.50 1 12 Sam Hole 2 2 0 0 0 6 9 4.50 2 13 Mickey Edwards 5 3 2 0 0 3* 5 5.00 0 14 Dylan Marshall 6 3 0 0 0 2 2 0.67 1
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Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Dylan Marshall 6 55 11 177 10 17.70 0 4 for 36 2 Mickey Edwards 5 38.2 5 140 8 17.50 0 3 for 24 3 Taylor Beatty 6 30.1 1 173 6 28.83 0 2 for 24 4 Will Outred 5 23.2 1 111 5 22.20 0 2 for 23 5 Sam Gainsford 6 24.3 0 85 4 21.25 0 2 for 34 6 Thomas Kaye 2 11 1 57 3 19.00 0 2 for 19 7 Jake Carden 3 11 2 46 1 46.00 0 1 for 17 8 Javed Badyari 2 15 2 51 1 51.00 0 1 for 24
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RND Dates Score Result Score Venue
Manly Warringah def by Northern Districts Mark Taylor 1 26th Oct 14 192 – R. Farrell 76, S. Gainsford 7/210 – S, Gainsford 2/34 Oval 39
2 9th Nov 14 Manly Warringah def St George Manly Oval
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7/168 – J. Daly 64*, S. Gainsford 164 – M. Edwards 3/30, D. 28 Marshall 2/17, T. Beatty 2/41
Manly Warringah def Randwick-Petersham Manly Oval 3 30th Nov 14 107 – J. Rawlings 43, M. Cole 33* 104 – D. Marshall 4/36, M. Edwards 3/24
Manly Warringah def by Parramatta Manly Oval 6/205 – M. Cole 52, J. Rawlings 2/79 4 34, R. Farrell 30, S. Gainsford 28, J. Daly 25*
Manly Warringah def Mosman Allan Border 5 1/108 – J. Rawlings 55*, T. Kaye 107 -. D. Marshall 3/22, W. Oval 34 Outred 2/23, T. Beatty 2/24
6 Manly Warringah drew Western Suburbs Pratten Park
Manly Warringah def by Sutherland Glenn McGrath QF 181 – J. Rawlings 41, R. Farrell 4/182 – T. Kaye 2/19 Oval 27, M. Cole 25*
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Green Shield Report
Wkts Runs Wkts Runs Position Team P WO W1 D L1 LO Points Lost For Taken Agst 3rd Manly-Warringah 7 0 6 1 0 0 30 1,057 56 891 39.0 Note: Above stats are regular season matches only
With the club taking the position last season as a always tighten up the run rate and take important development year, this season saw a huge wickets. Jack was rewarded with selection in the NSW improvement amongst our players. We had 9 players u15s team to play in the Australian schools backing up from last season and what a difference Championships in June plus Selection in the NSW that extra bit of experience made. The team went u17’s squad. Jack has another year in Green shield. from 16th to 3rd, undefeated through the rounds and only beaten by the eventual winners Bankstown. The Aidan Bariol clubs policy of sticking to only local juniors is paying Had a season to remember, being our leading run off and is something we are extremely proud of. scorer and wicket keeper. He made selection in the Green shield Merit team, selection in the NSW u15s The boys had wonderful coaching in the DCA with Roy team, selection in the NSW u17s squad and won a Vumbaca and Paul O'Sullivan winning the u15s and premiership with Manly 3rd grade playing a starring Rob Pickering in the u16s making the finals. The boys role in the Grand final. He also picked up the Langdon came into the competition with confidence and it Gould Scholarship for 3 years to top off an amazing showed in our performances. It really came down to year. Aidan has maturity beyond his years and he is a 1 hour of cricket in the semi-final that cost us the pleasure to coach. Aidan also has another year in opportunity to play in the final. The bond amongst Green shield. the boys was arguably the best I have seen in Green shield and was always on display whenever they were Isaiah Vumbaca in each other’s company. With the relationship Was our leading wicket taker and was another who between Manly and Warringah strong, the boys will benefited from that extra year in Green Shield. Izzy always remain friends which ultimately is what the possess an all-round talent which is developing nicely game is all about. after featuring in his early years as leg spinner to now as a definite all-rounder. Selection in the NSW u17s Jack Pickering was a great reward plus he played in the 5th Grade An outstanding Captain, always displaying leadership Grand final and finished the season strongly with the both on and off the field. Jack played some mature bat as much as with the ball getting the team into the innings, with outstanding catches in the slips followed grand final with a Man of the match innings under up with some handy wickets. He finished playing in a pressure. Still another year in Green Shield. grand final in 5th grade which completed a very successful season. Jack is an outstanding hockey Joel Wood player as well representing at state level so we hope Has raw talent who possess all round qualities. Joel Cricket becomes his chosen sport. can change a game with both bat and ball which was evident throughout the season. Joel's development Jack Edwards over the last two seasons has seen him become an Our Vice-Captain after leading the u15s to their important part of the Manly cricket clubs future, second straight premiership at DCA level. Jack has selection in the NSW u 17s squad was icing on the enormous talent who played some class innings cake after playing in the 5th grade grand final team. thought the competition. Jack was asked to step up in the bowling department which was something he Alex Bain wasn't use to in his own age group. Jack’s bowling Alex has continued to develop over the last two become an important part of our success often seasons and is now considered as a genuine all- coming onto bowl in pressure times and would rounder. Showed the potential that he possess and 77 | P a g e
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once he is on top of his injuries will move up the played an important innings vs Sydney which resulted grades. Alex is a great person to coach, always willing in a close win. Nick’s bowling is very consistent and to learn and puts the team first as shown when going he will play an important role next season. Nick had a out to be a pinch-hitter throughout the season. great season for Warringah and will push his claims for selection in Grade. Lachlan Kerr Lachie is arguably the most improved player among Jacob O'Sullivan the group. Given the responsibility of opening the Like Nick, Jacob had his first season in Green shield bowling, Lachie grabbed it with both hands. His role and played more of a roaming role in the team. was to both take wickets and keep the runs down and Jacobs’s natural talent makes him a coach’s delight he did that successfully. He wasn't given the and in normal teams would have had a dominant role. opportunities with the bat due to the strength of the However due to the strength of the team from the team but did go back to Shires and dominated in the u16s, Jacob’s role was different. Jacob is one the best final series. He will push his claim for grade next junior fieldsman in our area and was rewarded by season. Lachie did take the catch of the year in the being 12man for the quarter final and semi-final for semi which was perfectly captured by team the Manly 1st grade Premiership team. This photographer Sue Pickering. experience will no doubt help him immensely moving forward. Ned Hole Played some mature innings to get the team over the Jonah Anderson line. His Innings vs Sutherland 1st round showed class Jonah was the surprise packet of the team. He was and allowed us to chase down nearly 200 runs and got playing in his first year of Green Shield and was given the team of to the perfect start. Outstanding the unusual responsibility of opening the bowling fieldsman who has great energy and team ethic. Ned with his off spinners, something he has only just should dominate the competition next season which started to pursue. Jonah has enormous energy with will be his 3rd year. everything he does and when given the opportunity won't let you down. His fielding was of the highest Ned Healy standard and like so many in the team could bat Ned is a natural athlete, can bat, bowl and field and anywhere. Big season next year. has a very easy going nature. Bowls natural out swing with pace and was our second leading wicket taker. Sam Kelly Didn't get the opportunities with the bat due to the Sam was very unlucky to not play a game and in any strength of the team but will develop and could be a other era would have played a major role. With Aidan middle to top order batsman. Will benefit from being the main keeper Sam played a support role and playing men's cricket once his school commitments support he did. Without doubt one of the best team have finished. men and kids I have coached. I hope Sam continues to stay fit and show everyone what he is capable of. Nick Osborne Nick had his 1st season of Green shield and will be Ollie Davies much better for the experience next season. Nick has Ollie was the youngest member of our Green shield undoubted talent which was evident with his squad at 13. Ollie has enormous ability and will outstanding performances in the DCA and resulted in hopefully learn a lot about Green shield moving selection in the NSW u16s Academy team. Nick forward as he has another 2 years to go. Due to the 78 | P a g e
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strength of the team Ollie didn't get any game time but this will change for the next 2 seasons. Ollie Sue Pickering was our photographer who took 100s if picked up the prestigious Rising star award at not 1000s of photos for the boys to have memories Warringah Cricket club which identifies young players for the rest of their lives. to progress to Manly. Ollie was the leading run scorer in Australia on my cricket with 1755 runs with 5 Our off-field was as productive as the on-field with centuries. Cathy Chambers doing an outstanding job as Manager, always keeping everyone informed and Will Akhurst update to date on all matters, combined with Sharon Will was a part of our squad but was unable to play as Bain who organised the lunches where I feel we were he was away for the first part of the season. Will’s Premiers in this department. The collective group of energy and team commitment when he returned was parents were very supportive of their boys and team second to none. Will is one of the nicest and which made the whole experience enjoyable. Dollars committed young men and will no doubt have a as always at every game, helping out, giving advice, bright future in the game. scoring or on the computer. Dollars has been involved in Green shield for as long as I can remember and the Thanks for your commitment to the team and your team wouldn't be the same without him. help with the coaching staff. Lastly to my close friend Butch who is co-coach. Butch Speaking of coaching staff, we had every base is a wonderful role model for the boys, combining covered. Warm ups were covered by the great amazing cricket knowledge, humour and humility Duncan Kerr who ran a very professional show, which rubs off on the boys. Butch is stepping down as always energetic, structured and entertaining. Roy Pathway Manager which he started 5 years ago and Vumbaca and Rob Pickering helped with the warm leaves the Northern Beaches area in the strongest ups which were very specific and allowed the boys to position it has ever been in. Well done mate on all the work more one on one with the coaches. Steve Bariol work you have done. was our physio who was always there for the boys and would warm the boys down which isn't always David Gainsford easy after a day in the field. 2014/15 Green Shield Coach
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Green Shield Batting Stats
Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Aiden Bariol 8 8 2 0 4 77* 296 49.33 11/10 2 Jack Edwards 8 8 0 0 2 73 263 32.88 5 3 Joel Wood 8 6 0 0 0 49 181 30.17 0 4 Jack Pickering 8 8 3 0 1 56* 142 28.40 6 5 Ed Hole 7 6 2 0 0 34* 99 24.75 3 6 Nick Osborne 6 5 0 0 1 54 65 13.00 1 7 Ned Healey 8 5 1 0 0 23* 50 12.50 3 8 Isaiah Vumbaca 8 5 1 0 0 17 46 11.50 4 9 Alex Bain 8 5 1 0 0 23* 34 8.50 3 10 Lachlan Kerr 8 4 2 0 0 6 13 6.50 2 11 Jacob O’Sullivan 5 1 0 0 0 10 10 10.00 2 12 Jonah Anderson 7 2 1 0 0 5* 5 5.00 1
Green Shield Bowling Stats
Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Isaiah Vumbaca 8 50 8 222 16 13.88 0 3 for 13 2 Ned Healey 8 46 9 146 13 11.23 0 3 for 31 3 Joel Wood 8 53.3 5 172 8 21.50 0 2 for 15 4 Lachlan Kerr 8 39 3 122 7 17.43 0 2 for 25 5 Jack Pickering 8 30.2 5 115 5 23.00 0 2 for 21 6 Alex Bain 8 25 6 93 4 23.25 0 2 for 8 7 Jack Edwards 8 26.5 7 57 3 19.00 0 2 for 20 8 Jonah Anderson 7 32 4 109 3 36.33 0 3 for 21 9 Nick Osborne 6 14 1 56 2 28.00 0 1 for 7 10 Jacob O’Sullivan 5 11 1 53 1 53.00 0 1 for 11
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Green Shield Match Results
RND Dates Scores Result Scores Venue
Manly Warringah def Sutherland Glenn McGrath 1 18th Dec 14 6/194 – J. Edwards 73, E. Hole 34* 9/190 – I. Vumbaca 3/34, L. Kerr 2/30 Oval
Manly Warringah def Randwick-Petersham Petersham Oval 2 21st Dec 14 8/261 – J. Edwards 73, A. Bariol 50, J. 128 – J. Anderson 3/21, N. Healey 2/0, Wood 49 J. Wood 2/15, L. Kerr 2/25
Manly Warringah def Northern Districts Manly Oval 3 23rd Dec 14 1/96 – A. Bariol 59* 95 – I. Vumbaca 3/13, N. Healey 2/10
Manly Warringah def Parramatta Old Kings Oval 4 6th Jan 15 4/131 – J. Pickering 56* 130 – N. Healey 3/31, A. Bain 2/8, J. Wood 2/17, I. Vumbaca 2/27
Manly Warringah def Sydney Manly Oval 5 8th Jan 15 225 – N. Osborne 54, J. Pickering 42, 200 – N. Healey 3/35, I. Vumbaca 2/38 J. Wood 39
6 13th Jan 15 Manly Warringah drew St George Hurstville Oval
Manly Warringah def UNSW Manly Oval 7 15th Jan 15 1/150 – A. Bariol 77*, J. Edwards 45 7/148 – I. Vumbaca 2/21, J. Pickering 2/21
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Team Photo’s 1st Grade
Back Row (L to R): M Shepheard (Manager), T Beatty, J Munting, N McLachlan, L Edgell, J Lenton, M Edwards, M Pugh, J Cox, G Rogers (Scorer) Front Row (L to R): J Walter, J Rawlings, L Diserens, N Bills, T Cruickshank (c), C Merchant, A. Crosthwaite (vc), J Ritchie, A Baker Missing: S O’Keefe, A Beadle
2nd Grade
Back Row (L to R): G Currie (scorer), M. Visser, N McCallum-Toomey, T. Kaye, W Harding (Manager), S Webber, J Cox, T Beatty, B Falconer, E Burgess, L Grant Front Row (L to R): R Farrell, J Walter, J Rawlings, L Diserens, L Edgell, R Hamman (c), A Baker (vc), M Pugh, J Ritchie, A Gummer
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3rd Grade
Back Row (L to R): P Garlick (scorer), Z Trewartha, S Hole, M Cole, J Carden, N McCallum-Toomey, B Falconer, A Bariol, J Badyari Front Row: R Farrell, J Rawlings, T Kaye, A Gummer, W Evans (c), L Grant, E Burgess, J Boyer, A Wright (Manager)
4th Grade
Back Row (L to R): M Burgess, J Edwards, Ja Graham, M Cole, J Carden, J Badyari, J Wigney, Jo Graham, A. Bariol, R Bishop-Perrett, J Wood Front Row: (L to R): B D’Arcy, Z Trewartha, T Kaye, S Hole, J Petersen (c), W Outred, E Burgess, B Falconer, J Pickering, A Wright (manager)
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5th Grade
Back Row (L to R): J Edwards, E Hole, J Mason, I Vumbaca, A Bain, J Graham, J Wigney, A Bariol, R Bishop-Perrett, J Pickering Front Row: Z Trewartha, B D’Arcy, Ja Graham, M Burgess, S Waddington (c), J Badyari, J Boyer, J Wood, D Sellin (scorer)
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Back Row (L to R): S Hole, J Rawlings, M Cole, J Badyari, R Farrell, J Carden, S Webber Front Row (L to R): A Wright (Manager), T Kaye, T Beatty (c), A Crosthwaite (coach), W Outred, M Edwards 84 | P a g e
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Green Shield
Back Row (L to R): R Pickering (ass coach), D Kerr ( trainer), I Vumbaca, J Anderson, W Akhurst, A Bain, S Kelly, J Wood, N Hole, N Osborne, L Kerr, G Boyer (coach), R Vumbaca (ass coach) Front Row (L to R): D Gainsford (coach), D Sellin (scorer), J O'Sullivan, A Bariol, J Edwards (vc), J Pickering (Cpt), N Healy, O Davies, A Wright (manager)
Club Championship
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2014/15 Consolidated Statistics
100 CT / Player M Inn NO 50s HS Runs Ave O M R W Avg 5W BB s ST Sam Alexander 17 12 5 0 0 17 73 10.43 5 163 36 489 31 15.77 2 5 for 34 Javed Badyari 10 9 0 0 2 87 250 27.78 3 103 19 320 15 21.33 1 6 for 42 Alex Bain 11 6 3 0 0 17 17 5.67 3 72 13 225 10 22.50 0 3 for 23 Aidan Baker 13 13 2 1 1 146* 363 33.00 6 10.3 1 40 2 20.00 0 2 for 11 Aiden Bariol 18 15 2 0 0 36 259 19.92 31/2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Ahillen Beadle 23 23 3 1 5 157 823 41.15 6 153.4 23 558 24 23.25 0 4 for 57 Taylor Beatty 21 16 4 0 1 61 300 25.00 4 179.2 33 639 33 19.36 1 6 for 80 Nick Bills 26 15 4 0 0 33* 169 15.36 6 242.4 26 1,088 48 22.67 1 5 for 34 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 19 13 6 0 0 31 90 12.86 4 183 50 423 27 15.67 0 4 for 38 James Boyer 18 14 4 0 1 69 303 30.30 30/4 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Max Burgess 17 17 1 0 2 91* 256 16.00 7 67.4 17 172 15 11.47 0 3 for 17 Ed Burgess 17 17 0 1 4 103 568 33.41 6 30.4 3 88 3 29.33 0 2 for 10 Jake Carden 19 17 2 0 2 59 289 19.27 5 152.2 34 421 26 16.19 1 6 for 20 Matt Cole 17 17 1 0 2 71 367 22.94 3 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Simon Couch 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Justin Cox 24 20 3 0 2 52* 326 19.18 10 0.4 0 4 0 N/A 0 0 for 4 Adam Crosthwaite 26 28 3 4 9 201* 1,455 58.20 17 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Tim Cruickshank 26 22 6 0 5 74* 584 36.50 9 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Jordan Daly 18 19 4 0 2 96 494 32.96 17 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Billy D’Arcy 18 18 0 0 3 83 492 27.33 2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Ron Davis 8 2 1 0 0 10* 12 12.00 3 95.5 24 279 14 19.93 0 3 for 32 Will Denny 5 3 2 0 0 3* 5 5.00 0 31 6 104 6 17.33 0 2 for 16 Luke Diserens 20 10 4 0 0 9* 30 5.00 5 201.5 33 695 28 24.82 0 4 for 24 Luke Edgell 19 22 2 0 0 48 413 20.65 5 45.1 11 152 3 50.67 0 1 for 6 Mickey Edwards 24 7 6 0 0 5* 6 6.00 7 229.3 43 735 40 18.38 0 4 for 25 Jack Edwards 8 7 0 0 1 63 163 23.29 0 11 0 40 2 20.00 0 2 for 17 Warren Evans 18 11 4 0 0 27* 95 13.57 4 151 43 410 22 18.64 0 3 for 26 Ben Falconer 17 14 4 0 0 17* 60 6.00 4 146.5 92 371 21 17.67 0 4 for 33 Ryan Farrell 18 19 2 1 5 105 585 34.41 7 107 19 304 16 19.00 2 5 for 22 Hamish Ferguson 7 7 0 0 0 16 48 6.86 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Sam Gainsford 18 15 2 0 1 54 284 21.85 5 29.5 5 67 2 33.50 0 2 for 34 Jacob Graham 18 17 6 0 0 44 218 19.82 4 126 38 285 22 12.95 0 3 for 26 Joe Graham 17 17 0 0 2 89 297 17.47 3 157.2 31 486 32 15.19 1 5 for 59 Luke Grant 18 14 1 0 1 51 160 12.31 5 210.3 52 637 30 21.23 0 4 for 73 Theo Guichon 1 1 1 0 0 16* 16 N/A 2/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Adam Gummer 18 19 2 1 0 115* 380 22.35 7 20 0 98 3 32.67 0 2 for 44 Rowan Hamman 16 15 0 0 1 81 310 20.67 4 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Ed Hole 1 1 0 0 0 25 25 25.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A
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100 CT / Player M Inn NO 50s HS Runs Ave O M R W Avg 5W BB s ST Sam Hole 17 18 4 1 2 118* 368 26.29 1 39 10 128 4 32.00 0 2 for 47 Thomas Kaye 18 19 1 1 2 101 577 32.06 7 75.4 11 265 18 14.72 1 5 for 39 Sam Kelly 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 2.00 5/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Tom Kelly 8 8 0 0 1 96 188 23.50 1 29.5 7 72 6 12.00 0 2 for 9 Ben Kittlety 14 9 3 0 0 21 75 12.50 3 151 33 420 24 17.50 0 4 for 19 Liam Lawless 3 2 0 0 0 17 17 8.50 2 12.5 2 39 2 19.50 0 2 for 22 Jay Lenton 26 24 8 1 3 104* 700 43.75 31/3 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Dylan Marshall 18 11 5 0 0 20* 54 9.00 3 263.2 75 748 32 23.38 1 5 for 48 Joel Mason 14 13 0 1 1 100 423 32.54 7 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Nick McCallum-Toomey 17 10 3 0 0 37 56 8.00 3 212.4 41 667 40 16.68 2 6 for 41 Nick McLachlan 26 10 4 0 0 18 73 12.17 1 243.5 36 906 59 15.36 3 5 for 27 Cameron Merchant 25 26 2 1 5 129* 729 30.38 6 1 0 7 0 N/A 0 0 for 7 James Munting 23 12 4 0 1 54 140 17.50 3 156 19 594 22 27.00 0 4 for 11 Stephen O’Keefe 8 7 3 1 0 105* 243 60.75 5 73.3 14 214 10 21.40 0 3 for 29 Jacob O’Sullivan 1 1 0 0 0 19 19 19.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Will Outred 16 16 2 0 0 42 197 14.07 0 144 17 477 22 21.68 1 7 for 20 Josh Petersen 16 16 2 0 0 25 165 11.79 8/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Jack Pickering 17 16 0 0 2 68 324 20.25 11 3 1 7 0 N/A 0 0 for 7 Mitchell Pugh 20 17 1 1 1 122 479 29.94 5 178.2 40 495 24 20.63 0 4 for 20 Jarrod Rawlings 19 20 2 2 2 169* 664 36.89 4 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Jack Ritchie 13 14 3 0 6 89 577 52.45 8 24.3 4 125 6 20.83 0 2 for 19 Lance Stewart 16 15 0 0 1 87 217 14.47 4 4 0 9 1 9.00 0 1 for 9 Ross Trewartha 3 3 0 0 2 93 189 63.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Zach Trewartha 17 17 1 1 1 102* 503 31.44 3 113 25 311 10 31.10 0 2 for 22 Liam Tully 3 2 0 0 0 12 13 6.50 1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Michael Visser 15 10 4 0 0 43* 89 14.83 5 217.1 48 620 45 13.78 1 8 for 44 Isaiah Vumbaca 18 11 4 0 2 52* 228 32.57 4 142.4 18 498 24 20.75 0 4 for 46 Simon Waddington 16 13 0 0 1 68 272 20.92 11 11 2 23 0 N/A 0 0 for 5 Jarrod Walter 19 18 1 0 2 79 341 20.06 7 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Sam Webber 18 17 3 0 2 69 309 22.07 29/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Josh Wigney 17 14 7 0 0 8* 34 4.86 1 161.4 42 350 22 15.91 1 5 for 25 Joel Wood 18 15 4 0 1 62 219 19.91 3 132.5 29 401 20 20.05 0 4 for 24
Note: Stats include all 1st Grade one day and T20 matches, but do not include PG’s or Green Shield stats.
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Club Records 1878 - 2015
FIRST GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score M Phelps 233* 1999-00 Highest Season Aggregate A Crosthwaite 1,225 2014-15 Highest Season Average J Burke 80.75 1947-48 Most Wickets in a Season J Randall 78 1909-10 Best Bowling Average J Burke 6.13 1952-53 Best Bowling Figures J.M Gregory 9 for 24 1923-24 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper M Atkinson 56 (52ct/4st) 2005-06
Please Note: Above stats do not include T20 statistics
SECOND GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score C A Glassock 261 2001-02 Highest Season Aggregate D Gee 843 1904-05 Highest Season Average A Lowe 86.70 2012-13 Most Wickets in a Season J Randall 88 1904-05 Best Bowling Average R Walton 6.54 1972-73 Best Bowling Figures R Bennett 9 for 30 1948-49 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper A Dignan 45 (36ct/9st) 1996-97
THIRD GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score B Clemow 287* 1992-93 Highest Season Aggregate G Lowe 973 1930-31 Highest Season Average R Farnell 84.33 1920-21 Most Wickets in a Season F Brand 79 1922-23 Best Bowling Average F Lawler 5.81 1899-00 Best Bowling Figures F Ames 10 for 33 1920-21 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper B Bilton 38 (34ct/4st) 1986-87 R Holmes 38 (32ct/6st) 1979-80
FOURTH GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score J Gurd 202 1953-54 Highest Season Aggregate R Hamman 672 2013-14 Highest Season Average D Patterson 62.80 1982-83 Most Wickets in a Season W Bassett 97 1936-37 Best Bowling Average P Jenkins 5.81 1958-59 Best Bowling Figures G Blades 10 for 27 1959-60 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper J Petersen 38 (37ct/1st) 2013-14
FIFTH GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score L Anderson 201 2011-12 Highest Season Aggregate J Stewart 694 1981-82 Highest Season Average R Trewartha 81.75 2011-12 Most Wickets in a Season J Maher 55 1981-82 Best Bowling Average S Hole 7.20 2011-12
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Best Bowling Figures M Youell 9 for 37 1995-96 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 35 (27ct/8st) 2009-10
POIDEVIN-GRAY SHIELD Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score T Parsonage 178 1930-31 Highest Season Aggregate W Athey 465 1977-78 Highest Season Average I Howell 198.00 1965-66 Most Wickets in a Season P Philpott 38 1950-51 Best Bowling Average G Juul 5.80 1995-96 Best Bowling Figures P Proudfoot 10 for 88 1953-54 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper A Lowe 16 (13ct/3st) 2012-13
Please Note: PG’s Keeper dismissals stats have only been completed back to 1977-78.
AW GREEN SHIELD Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score B Shoebridge 169 1988-89 Highest Season Aggregate J Walter 445 2006-07 Highest Season Average C Merchant 219.00 1999-00 Most Wickets in a Season J Barnes 41 1956-57 Best Bowling Average D Hanlin 5.68 1944-45 Best Bowling Figures G Blades 10 for 14 1959-60 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 24 (10ct/14st) 2009-10
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Club Record Partnership
1ST GRADE WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 1ST 271 R Fry (159) & G Bush (125) North Sydney 1990-91 2ND 319 M Bevan (227) & R Fry (114) Balmain 1997-98 3RD 301 T Cruickshank (175) & C Merchant (125) Sydney University 2006-07 4TH 231* M Bevan (152*) & S Bradstreet (107*) Sutherland 1995-96 5TH 221 M Phelps (196) & M Faraday (95) Sutherland 2001-02 6TH 208 B Adrian (123) & J Gwynne (82) Mosman 1945-46 7TH 188 Jack Ritchie (128) & Aidan Baker (62) Northern Districts 2012-13 8TH 186* L Gwynne (147*) & R Freeman (94*) St George 1924-25 9TH 127 W Rogers (70) & R Bubb (61) Northern District 1925-26 10TH 105 C Harris (65) & G Dunlop (55*) North Sydney 1925-26
2nd GRADE
WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 1ST 219 A Turner (137) & N Travers (81) Glebe 1963-64 2ND 239 I Howell (114) & S Mesite (107) Sutherland 1976-77 3RD 195 C A Glassock (261) & P Brenner (89) Sutherland 2001-02 4TH 210* S Patterson (129*) & J Badyari (106*) Campbelltown-Camden 2011-12 5TH 177* D Felton (101*) & J Stewart (75*) Mosman 1972-73 6TH 223 C A Glassock (261) & R Fry (87) Sutherland 2001-02 7TH 196 K Pitcher (119*) & G Boyer (108) Hawkesbury 1989-90 8TH 189 G Evans (135) & G Boyer (84*) Mosman 1994-95 9TH 137 T Beatty (98) & L Diserens (43) Gordon 2013-14 10TH 101 D Ogilvy (67*) & J Ferguson (34) Glebe 1904-05
3RD GRADE
WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 1ST 232 A Baker (170*) & J Cox (100) University of NSW 2007-08 2ND 176 A Gummer (115*) & M Cole (66*) North Sydney 2014-15 3RD 266 R Parker (158) & R Hamman (143) North Sydney 2006-07 4TH 222 G Juul (134*) & J Castrisos (119) Mosman 2002-03 5TH 190* B Clemow (287*) & P Procopis (48*) Bankstown 1992-93 6TH 142 D Stevenson (116) & J Castrisos (90) Balmain 2001-02 7TH 120 G Beard (88) & P Stabback (30) Waverley 1968-69 8TH 133* B Clemow (71*) & J Warn (58*)` University of NSW 2002-03 9TH 223 C Woods (135) & A Freeman (112*) St George 1899-1900 10TH 91 C Hughes (69*) & G Holmes (18) Campbelltown 1988-89
4TH GRADE
WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 1ST 232 P Brenner (139) & J Baker (96) University of NSW 2004-05 2ND 155 D Abbey (86) & G Dudley (79) University of NSW 1977-78 3RD 158 J Cox (95) & C M Glassock (73) Balmain 2002-03 4TH 225 J Baker (151) & A Baker (123) Sydney University 2006-07 5TH 173 A Ward (114) & G Hill (71*) Petersham 1973-74 6TH 260 A Parkinson (141) & C Mueller (128) Hawkesbury 2001-02 7TH 142 W Evans (132) & M Ferguson (58) Randwick-Petersham 2007-08 8TH 151 S Waddington (130*) & S Griffiths (68) Bankstown 2004-05
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WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 9TH 114* J Pitt (67*) & W Hawkins (50*) North Sydney 1935-36 10TH 85 R Woodford (59) & B Murray (42) North Sydney 1967-68
5th GRADE
WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 1ST 138 J Rawlings (58) & V Rehaan (73) UNSW 2010-11 2ND 139 B D’Arcy (72) & H Ferguson (60) Gordon 2013-14 3RD 150* D Tabrett (53*) & L Weston (100*) Bankstown 2007-08 4TH 181 A Fraser (183) & D Beyer (35) Parramatta 2003-04 5TH 130 R Trewartha (121) & J Garay (43) Parramatta 2012-13 6TH 120 M Butcher (96) & T Kaye (45) Gordon 2010-11 7TH 63 C Bruce (32) & M Cole (67) Sutherland 2011-12 8TH 125 L Anderson (201) & D Farrell (50) Eastern Suburbs 2008-09 9TH 73 A. Virdi (37) & J Boyer (36) Campbelltown-Camden 2010-11 10TH 80 R Trewartha (156*) & B Wilson (35) Randwick-Petersham 2011-12
Please Note: 5th Grade partnership stats were only recorded from 2003-04 onwards.
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Career Records of Current Players CT / Player Inn NO 100s 50s HS R Avg O M R W Avg 5WI BB ST Sam Alexander 41 18 0 0 21* 214 9.30 14 605.4 112 2,077 114 18.22 8 5 for 17 Javed Badyari 80 15 1 5 106* 1,484 22.83 35 490.2 84 1,910 75 25.47 3 6 for 42 Alex Bain 6 3 0 0 17 17 5.67 3 72 13 225 10 22.50 0 3 for 23 Aidan Baker 152 13 6 26 172 4,577 32.93 44 747 152 2,611 109 23.95 3 8 for 77 Aiden Bariol 17 2 0 0 36 260 17.33 33/2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Ahillen Beadle 62 8 4 13 157 2.141 39.65 14 599.4 100 2,113 88 24.01 1 5 for 11 Taylor Beatty 59 10 0 5 98 1,133 23.12 28 542.4 96 1,937 84 23.06 2 7 for 16 Nicholas Bills 15 4 0 0 33* 169 15.36 6 242.4 26 1,088 48 22.67 1 5 for 34 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 13 6 0 0 31 90 12.86 4 183 50 423 27 15.67 0 4 for 38 James Boyer 70 16 0 2 69 914 16.93 119/27 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Ed Burgess 86 9 3 8 115* 2,254 29.27 32/2 304.5 66 957 43 22.26 1 5 for 22 Max Burgess 110 18 1 7 117 1,777 19.32 45 558.5 103 1,688 81 20.84 3 7 for 83 Jake Carden 32 4 0 4 59 586 20.93 12 222.2 50 604 42 14.38 1 6 for 20 Matt Cole 55 6 0 6 71 1,260 25.71 12 40 2 188 6 31.33 0 2 for 11 Simon Couch 150 23 6 14 156 3,523 27.74 95 1,157 194 4,230 146 28.97 3 6 for 73 Justin Cox 220 24 5 21 138 4,810 24.54 96/3 466.5 83 1,653 76 21.75 1 5 for 51 Adam Crosthwaite 114 7 11 27 201* 4,599 42.98 136/12 0.2 0 3 0 N/A 0 0 for 3 Tim Cruickshank 352 35 14 67 203 10,480 33.06 169 44.2 6 200 5 40.00 0 2 for 21 Jordan Daly 64 14 2 6 150 1,537 30.74 49/1 13 2 49 1 49.00 0 1 for 27 Billy D’Arcy 56 2 0 9 83 1,266 23.44 13 1 0 10 0 N/A 0 0 for 10 Ron Davis 17 6 0 0 34 163 14.82 7 422.2 100 1,205 69 17.46 2 6 for 13 Will Denny 3 2 0 0 3* 5 5.00 0 31 6 104 6 17.33 0 2 for 16 Luke Diserens 24 9 0 0 43 129 8.60 10 398.2 61 1,528 57 26.81 2 5 for 51 Luke Edgell 189 26 3 18 135 4,103 25.17 44 1,022 201 3,411 136 25.08 1 5 for 25 Jack Edwards 7 0 0 1 63 163 23.29 0 11 0 40 2 20.00 0 2 for 17 Mickey Edwards 42 19 0 0 32 185 8.04 15 779.2 126 2,534 111 22.83 1 5 for 19 Warren Evans 340 58 1 17 132 4,974 17.64 94 5,291.5 1,416 14,228 722 19.84 26 8 for 39 Ben Falconer 37 8 0 0 37* 233 8.03 6 378.1 133 1,103 59 18.69 1 6 for 36 Ryan Farrell 71 7 1 6 105 1,292 20.19 33 510.5 65 1,806 79 22.86 2 5 for 22 Hamish Ferguson 22 0 0 2 69 309 14.05 0 27 2 107 6 17.83 0 3 for 27 Sam Gainsford 55 7 0 2 54 833 17.35 21 504.3 89 1,494 59 25.32 0 4 for 23 Jacob Graham 62 9 0 1 60 877 16.55 19 405.2 81 1,202 67 17.94 1 5 for 30 Joseph Graham 24 0 0 3 89 457 19.04 3 160.2 34 486 33 14.73 1 5 for 59 Luke Grant 84 17 0 3 78 1,174 17.52 37/1 777.4 171 2,497 122 20.47 2 5 for 23 Theo Guichon 1 1 0 0 16* 16 N/A 2/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Adam Gummer 120 14 3 7 115* 2,395 22.59 56/1 270.3 51 835 44 18.98 0 4 for 28 Rowan Hamman 93 4 7 9 143 2,746 30.85 42 1 0 10 0 N/A 0 0 for 10 Ed Hole 1 0 0 0 25 25 25.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Sam Hole 65 7 1 9 118* 1,297 22.36 14 242 45 861 42 20.50 1 6 for 28 Thomas Kaye 74 10 1 6 101 1,571 24.55 18 154.5 23 542 26 20.85 1 5 for 39 92 | P a g e
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CT / Player Inn NO 100s 50s HS R Avg O M R W Avg 5WI BB ST Sam Kelly 5 4 0 0 4* 11 11.00 10/3 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Tom Kelly 27 0 0 3 96 539 19.96 4 137.5 25 454 20 22.70 0 4 for 41 Ben Kittlety 14 6 0 0 21 89 11.13 5 270.3 52 873 41 21.29 0 4 for 19 Liam Lawless 2 0 0 0 17 17 8.50 2 12.5 2 39 2 19.50 0 2 for 22 Jay Lenton 25 8 1 3 104* 715 42.06 31/3 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Dylan Marshall 77 31 0 0 27 469 10.20 23 1,102.1 233 3,582 162 22.11 4 5 for 48 Joel Mason 231 11 4 23 150 5,497 24.99 104/2 63.2 5 266 9 29.56 0 3 for 6 Nick McLachlan 85 38 0 0 27 520 11.06 27 1,460.1 282 4,813 250 19.25 9 7 for 37 Cameron Merchant 166 22 11 25 146 4,975 34.55 50 102.3 13 405 24 16.88 0 4 for 3 James Munting 126 43 0 1 54 1,056 12.72 39 1,835.1 358 6,082 279 21.80 7 8 for 29 Stephen O’Keefe 38 8 2 5 158 1,055 35.17 15 502 115 1,407 70 20.10 0 4 for 12 Jacob O’Sullivan 1 0 0 0 19 19 19.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A Will Outred 37 4 0 1 64* 463 14.03 5 344.4 48 1,231 60 20.52 2 7 for 20 Jack Pickering 16 0 0 2 68 324 20.25 11 3 1 7 0 N/A 0 0 for 7 Mitchell Pugh 110 12 4 5 122 2,453 25.03 47 404.2 66 1,310 61 21.48 0 4 for 13 Jarrod Rawlings 107 7 2 8 169* 2,267 22.67 32 7 1 35 0 N/A 0 0 for 8 Jack Ritchie 191 19 6 22 128 4,521 26.28 74 524.1 65 2,242 87 25.77 0 4 for 17 Lance Stewart 126 23 1 8 100* 2,200 21.36 45 562.5 138 1,612 88 18.32 0 4 for 10 Ross Trewartha 98 12 5 10 156* 2,888 33.58 33 36 4 156 6 26.00 0 3 for 43 Zach Trewartha 44 6 1 1 102* 801 21.08 12 383 66 1,179 54 21.83 1 5 for 8 Liam Tully 32 5 0 0 49 407 15.07 11 20 3 77 2 38.50 0 1 for 13 Michael Visser 95 25 0 2 87 949 13.56 27 1,465.5 335 4,451 234 19.02 4 8 for 44 Isaiah Vumbaca 11 4 0 2 52* 228 32.57 4 142.4 18 498 24 20.75 0 4 for 46 Simon Waddington 116 15 2 14 131 2,755 27.28 66 1,136.1 208 3,800 141 26.95 0 4 for 11 Jarrod Walter 99 10 1 8 116 2,035 22.87 28 119 13 447 18 24.83 1 5 for 33 Sam Webber 82 16 0 5 87 1,244 18.85 125/24 5 0 27 5 5.40 1 5 for 27 Josh Wigney 16 8 0 0 8* 37 4.63 3 185.4 45 446 26 17.15 1 5 for 25 Joel Wood 15 4 0 1 62 219 19.91 3 132.5 29 401 20 20.05 0 4 for 24
Please Note: A full statistical analysis was completed for the 2012/13 Annual Report, including adding in one day stats from which had not previously been added, as well as comparing to official SCA records.
Please Note: Above numbers include all 1st Grade One Day stats from 1992-93 onwards, as well as all 1st Grade T20 stats.
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Players Who Have Scored Over 5,000 Grade Runs
Position Name Years Innings N/O Runs 100s 50s HS Average 1 Tim Cruickshank 1997-2015 352 35 10,480 14 67 203 33.06 2 Eddie Robinson 1938-1966 395 34 9,343 5 55 137 25.88 3 Richard Fry 1982-2000 343 33 8,536 8 45 159 27.54 4 Bruce Cook 1929-1960 345 21 7,526 6 37 134 23.23 5 Terry Lee 1954-1977 254 39 7,504 15 37 127* 34.90 6 Jim Burke 1943-1974 227 58 7,404 14 42 165* 43.81 7 Greg Hill 1972-1996 335 41 7,238 8 29 134* 24.62 8 Bruce Adrian 1929-1964 411 55 7,193 4 28 146 20.21 9 Andrew Fraser 1978-2009 333 49 7,012 6 35 183 24.69 10 Ian Howell 1965-1996 293 24 6,565 7 27 178* 24.41 11 Sam Mesite 1971-1992 313 22 6,546 7 30 127 22.49 12 Shawn Bradstreet 1988-2008 233 50 6,326 8 30 142 34.57 13 George Lowe 1906-1937 235 27 6,286 10 36 210* 30.22 14 Matthew Cranney 1992-2012 255 29 6,214 5 29 145 27.50 15 Gary Flowers 1971-1995 311 22 6,134 2 29 123 21.22 16 Les Gwynne 1923-1945 241 21 6,029 9 19 175* 27.40 17 Ken Turner 1962-1984 316 33 5,994 1 26 100 21.18 18 Cliff Searle 1921-1943 377 34 5,957 1 7 110 17.37 19 Graeme Beard 1966-1986 228 31 5,939 9 28 187 30.15 20 Jim Stewart 1972-1992 245 37 5,914 4 32 153 28.43 21 Dan Gee 1904-0924 204 4 5,904 9 24 165 29.52 22 Barry Rothwell 1952-1983 254 64 5,851 6 25 126 30.79 23 Paul Brenner 1990-2006 214 11 5,625 9 23 202* 27.71 24 Vic Brown 1939-1957 244 7 5,559 3 25 136 23.46 25 Phil Marks 1979-1993 184 22 5,556 9 30 173* 34.30 26 Peter Philpott 1948-1970 210 35 5,535 6 33 154 31.63 27 Ken Pitcher 1976-1997 268 33 5,504 3 25 119* 23.42 28 Joel Mason 1995-2015 231 4 5,497 4 23 150 24.99 29 Brian Clemow 1991-2004 167 9 5,477 11 29 287* 34.66 30 Craig Glassock 1988-2006 207 33 5,428 6 26 261 31.20 31 Matthew Phelps 1996-2003 139 12 5,391 15 23 233* 42.45 32 Don Frazer 1934-1954 303 28 5,349 4 22 104 19.45 33 Craig Little 1999-2014 232 32 5,298 7 25 122 26.49 34 David Ford 1984-2000 221 41 5,281 2 27 138 29.34 35 Tim Blank 1982-1997 216 38 5,217 2 30 137 29.31
Please Note: A full statistical analysis was completed for the 2012/13 Annual Report, including adding in one day stats from the mid 90’s which had not previously been added, as well as comparing to official SCA records. Thus some stats will have changed from previous Annual Reports pre 2012/13.
Please Note: The above numbers include all 1st Grade One Day stats from 1992-93 onwards, as well as all T20 stats.
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Players Who Have Taken Over 300 Grade Wickets
Position Name Years Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average 1 Jim Randall 1900-1935 3,495.6 293 15,188 851 17.85 3 Warren Evans 1986- 5,294.5 1,416 14,328 722 19.84 2 Ron Watkins 1942-1967 3,100.2 329 11,914 696 17.12 4 Brian Kinsey 1964-1992 3,241.2 721 9,648 669 14.42 5 Tom Spencer 1962-1978 3,860.2 771 12,343 634 19.47 6 Bruce Adrian 1929-1964 1,998.6 70 11,347 514 22.08 7 Jeff MacPherson 1969-1988 2,844.9 565 9,108 506 18.00 8 Peter Philpott 1948-1970 2,241.3 238 9,456 499 18.95 9 Mike Pawley 1957-1986 2,546.4 528 7,612 484 15.73 10 Eddie Robinson 1938-1966 2,627 270 10,382 483 21.49 11 Ken Nichol 1963-1977 2,256.1 292 8,964 445 20.14 12 Tom Brooks 1944-1965 2,237.3 229 9,100 438 20.78 13 Andrew Lindsay 1999-2012 2,531.6 515 8,036 434 18.52 14 Shawn Bradstreet 1988-2008 3,046.6 834 7,511 420 17.88 15 Morgan Youell 1990-2005 3,187.8 813 8,217 417 19.71 16 Gavin Fletcher 1979-1994 2,899.7 810 7,351 407 18.06 17 Glen Evans 1983-2002 3,295.2 779 10,328 394 26.21 18 Des Hartman 1969-1978 1,980.4 357 6,498 379 17.15 19 Richard Woodfield 1962-1974 1,783.3 346 5,560 365 15.23 20 Paul Stephenson 1967-1980 1,889 298 6,983 347 20.12 21 Charlie Hayman 1932-1946 1,202.6 94 5,648 337 16.76 22 Ian Macdonald 1967-1983 1,995.8 343 6,383 319 20.01 23 Ken Waterhouse 1950-1962 1,476.2 237 4,809 317 15.17 24 Craig Little 1999-2014 1,922 408 5,867 317 18.51 25 Shane Cleary 2001-2011 2,134.2 341 7,592 311 24.41 26 Rudi Burattini 1989-2001 2,317.4 500 6,352 305 20.83 27 Jamie Heath 1996-2004 1,981 446 5,602 300 18.67
Please Note: A full statistical analysis was completed for the 2012/13 Annual Report, including adding in one day stats from 95/96 and 96-97 which had not previously been done, as well as comparing to official SCA records. Thus some stats will have changed from some Annual Reports pre 2012/13.
Please Note: The above numbers include all 1st Grade One Day stats from 1992-93 onwards, as well as all T20 stats.
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Best Performances Last 10 Years
FIRST GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score B Davis 212 2010-2011 Highest Season Aggregate A Crosthwaite 1,225 2014-2015 Highest Season Average A Crosthwaite 61.25 2014-2015 Most Wickets in a Season M Cameron 55 2004-2005 Best Bowling Average S Clark 7.69 2004-2005 Best Bowling Figures J Munting 8 for 29 2010-2001 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper M Atkinson 56 (52ct/4st) 2005-2006 . SECOND GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score J Sullivan 199 2009-2010 Highest Season Aggregate B King 746 2005-2006 Highest Season Average A Lowe 86.70 2012-2013 Most Wickets in a Season C Boss 45 2008-2009 M Visser 45 2014-2015 Best Bowling Average A Lindsay 11.26 2011-2012 Best Bowling Figures M Visser 8 for 44 2014-2015 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 32 (30ct/2st) 2010-2011 S Webber 32 (29ct/3st) 2014-2015
THIRD GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score S Fitzsimmons 218 2005-2006 Highest Season Aggregate S Fitzsimmons 621 2004-2005 Highest Season Average L Cameron 57.25 2006-2007 Most Wickets in a Season C Little 41 2010-2011 Best Bowling Average M Morris 8.38 2007-2008 Best Bowling Figures M Youell 8 for 32 2004-2005 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper J Petersen 36 (34ct/2st) 2004-2005
FOURTH GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score P Brenner 170 2004-2005 Highest Season Aggregate R Hamman 672 2013-2014 Highest Season Average R Hamman 61.09 2013-2014 Most Wickets in a Season W Evans 33 2013-2014 Best Bowling Average V Rehaan 8.91 2008-2009 Best Bowling Figures V Rehaan 8 for 17 2008-2009 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper J Petersen 38 (37ct/1st) 2013-2014
FIFTH GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score L Anderson 201 2011-2012 Highest Season Aggregate R Trewartha 618 2012-2013 Highest Season Average R Trewartha 81.75 2011-2012 Most Wickets in a Season A Bitmead 37 2006-2007 Best Bowling Average S Hole 7.20 2011-2012 Best Bowling Figures M Burgess 7 for 83 2007-2008 96 | P a g e
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Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 35 (27ct/8st) 2009-2010
POIDEVIN-GRAY SHIELD Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score M Cleary 127 2006-2007 Highest Season Aggregate J Ritchie 327 2009-2010 Highest Season Average J Sayers 60 2004-2005 Most Wickets in a Season L Grant 14 2012-2013 M Mee 14 2009-2010 Best Bowling Average M Alexander 13.00 2012-2013 Best Bowling Figures L Grant 5 for 23 2013-2014 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper A Lowe 16 (13ct/3st) 2012-2013
AW GREEN SHIELD Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score D Beyer 137* 2004-2005 Highest Season Aggregate J Walter 445 2006-2007 Highest Season Average J Walter 49.4 2004-2005 Most Wickets in a Season R Hodge 18 2009-2010 Best Bowling Average M Levene 8.07 2011-2012 Best Bowling Figures A Bain 5 for 20 2013-2014 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 24 (10ct/14st) 2009-2010
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