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Parnell Cricket Club Incorporated - Established 1858 … Update No. 200 – Merry Christmas to All!! Black Caps Win T20I Series vs Pakistan 2-1 Mark Chapman scored a very well compiled 34 at Eden Park in the 1st T20I at Eden Park last Friday. Coming in with Seifert in full flow, Chappie, looking at ease, fed his partner the strike. A single off evey ball, never a dot till, on Seifert’s dismissal, he immediately upped his pace. A straight 6 and then a 4 crashing through cover. Speaks’ photos capture these moments BEST WISHES TO THE BLACK CAPS FOR THE TEST SERIES ABOUT TO START1 Our Auckland Aces Ben Horne on the way to 162 vs Otago – his highest 1st Class score. Ben has also taken 111 catches & 2 stumped in 1st Class games and Will Somerville, Ollie Pringle and Brad Rodden Aces – going into the Christms break and the Dream 11 Super Smash T20s: PLUNKET SHIELD 3rd on Table 4 played 2 wins 1 drawn – 41 points (Canterbury leads with 62) FORD TROPHY 5th on Table 6 played 2 wins 4 lost - 9 points (ND leads with 22 points) And LOCKIE FERGUSON – VERY BEST WISHES FOR A VERY SPEEDY RECOVERY BLACK CAPS NEED YOU BACK!! Auckland U19 at National Tournament 17 – 23 December at Lincoln Congratulations to Nikith Perera (Captain) and Nathan Robinson – Both selected for the Auckland Team to play in this Tournament AUCKLAND U19 RESULTS: ONE DAY (50) OVERS: 1. Canterbury 235 Auckland 227/9 N Perera 49 Lost by 8 runs 2. Auckland 215 N Perera 79 Northern Districts 81 Won by 134 runs 3. Otago 291 Auckland 293/6 N Robinson 66 Won by 4 wickets [A remarkable game, Otago were 138/9 when B Culhane - son of former All Black Simon Culhane – hit 123 but Auckland was equal to the chase thanks, particularly, to top scorer Nathan] 4. Central Districts 122/8 Auckland 123/5 Won by 5 wickets Auckland U19 fnished 2nd to Wellington on the One Day Table T20s: 1. Auckland 139/7 N Robinson 41 Wellington 143/9 N Perera 3/24 Lost by 1 wicket [Also remarkable – see Wellington’s fall of wickets – 4/91, 5/98, 6/116, 7/117 (17 overs gone), 8/117. Then, 1st ball of 20th over, Nathan secured a run out – 9/132, 8 needed off 5 balls then 1 off 1 – sadly, look at the scorebook!] 2. Auckland 155/5 Central Districts 157/7 N Perera 2/30 Lost by 3 wickets 3. Wellington 124 N Perera 1/16 (4) Auckland 127/7 N Robinson 33* Won by 3 wickets A win over Wellington to conclude the Tournament. Another, last baller – chasing Wellington’s 124, Auckland was 6/85 when Nikith was out, then 7/105 - 20 still needed off 13 balls. Come the last over – 13 still required, U Patel and Nathan Robinson at the crease. First ball – a single to Patel, 2nd – a 4 to Nathan who then hit three 2s. Last ball – 1 to tie, 2 to win – and Nathan hit a 4! A win to Auckland by 3 wickets. A remarkably level headed performance by Nathan who finished 33 not out. A brilliant Tournament – the Christmas break will be needed to steady shattered nerves!! Last Weekend – 19 & 20 December Sat. 19 Dec. Premier Men’s Grade - Jeff Crowe Cup Round 2. Parnell vs East Coast Bays at Shore Road Reserve EAST COAST BAYS 283/6 (50) R Schierhout 48 (34), S Langridge 90 (86), Josh Fisher 3/69 (10), Fanie de Villiers 1/30 (7), Aniket Parikh 1/51 (10), Dean van Deventer 1/31 (7) PARNELL 284/5 (48.5) Ben Rae 66 (49), Andy Lane 95 (113), Will Ormiston 42 (79), Aniket Parikh 35 (23), B Smith 2/52 (8), R Schierhout 2/44 (10) RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 5 WICKETS Craig Speakman’s photos tell the story of a sparkling day’s cricket when 567 runs were scored & 11 wickets taken: Josh Fisher – 3/69 including the wickets of top scorers, Schierhout and Langridge. Note the players’ intensity! Left Fanie de Villiers – 1/30. His wicket, 2/93, was of Cole Briggs (22) who has been in good form recently Right Aniket Parikh – he bowled Winter for 20 – 4/210 Ben Rae – lead the chase with a succesion of superb drives – off front & back foot. With Ben caught having hit 66 and the total 122, Andy Lane (above) took over Andy’s 95 was studded with some immensely powerful drives – he hit 5 sixes and 5 fours and was unlucky to be caught right on the mid wicket boundary just short of a well desered ton. Out at 204, still 80 needed! Will Ormiston - held the fort, produced some lovely drives and, with Aniket (35), took us to 250 Fanie (18 off 8 & 2 x 6) and Josh (17 off 11) then saw us home with 7 balls to spare Fanie and Josh – job done! Sunday, 20 Dec. Men’s Premier Grade T20s – Rounds 3. & 4. At Cornwall Park no. 2. 3. Parnell vs Papatoetoe PARNELL 151/5 (20) Flynn McGregor-Sumpter 55 (42), Andy Lane 37 (38) Aniket Parikh 27 (16), Sunit Birlia 3/24 (4) PAPATOETOE 152/3 (19) J Plummer 62 (44), L Clark 41* (38), A Sohal 26* (23) RESULT: PAPATOETOE WON BY 7 WICKETS 3. Parnell vs Ellerslie ELLERSLIE 121/9 (20) A Alam 27, Dinesh Kharel 23 (29), A Hassan 22 (12), Josh Fisher 3/30 (4), Fanie de Villiers 2/17 (4), Ganesh Ratnasabapathy 2/?, Dean van Deventer 2/10 (3) PARNELL 122/1 (10.3) Flynn McGregor-Sumpter 44* (23), Andy Lane 76* (39) RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 9 WICKETS A disappointing loss to Papatoetoe – not enough runs, bowlers lacked spite AND Papatoetoe batted very well! Against Ellerslie, our lads hd woken up from the Saturday night party – the bowlers sparked and Flynn and Andy excelled with the bat. Craig was only at the Papatoetoe game but has provided some great photos: All Papatoetoe’s Luke Istead skies one – Flynn is under it – all eyes on Flynn – will he/won’t he? Flynn bags it! Papatoetoe 41/2 and Parnell hopes are high. Josh, the bowler is jubilant, Flynn is hugely relieved! A plan that worked? Jubilation all round but only one more wicket fell, at 93, and Papatoetoe romped home. Premier Women’s Grade - 19 December - No game – Auckland Hearts were playing Men’s Premier Reserves - - Parnell vs Akld University One Day Major Championship 19 December at Colin Maiden Park B. AKLD UNIVERSITY 185/10 (47) W McKenzie 41 (65), C Jasmat 45 (66), Pankaj Kumar 1/28 (8) Sam James-Everton 2/22 (10), VM Desai 3/56 (10), Kartikey Trivedi 1/38 (10), Giacomo Lamplough 2/29 (8) PARNELL 186/2 (31) Jack Parsons 111* (100), KV Prakash 37* (56) RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 8 WICKETS Jack Parsons Very good all round bowling effort capped by Jack’s wonderful century gave the Ressies a resounding win!! Women’s Prem. Reserves Parnell vs Waitakere T20 Championship – Round 6. 19 December. at Te Atatu Park 5. PARNELL 151/3 (20) Amity Drake 42 (43), Isabell Mills 83 (63) WAITAKERE 83/5 (20) Lune Strydom 3/4 (4), Wilmari Pretorius 1/9 (3), Ella Drumm 1/8 (2) RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 68 RUNS Isabell Mills 3rds - Men’s Third Grade - - Parnell vs Suburbs New Lynn Limited Over Championship 19 December at Eastdale Road 1. SUBURBS NL 107/10 (30) Prashant Dhanjee 3/10 (6), Sam Jenkin 1/25 (5), Glen Eglinton 2/9 (4), Josh Milne 4/24 (5) PARNELL 108/3 (24) Harry Sinclair 41 (52), Luke O’Toole 27 (51) RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 7 WICKETS 4ths/“Prunes” Men’s Sixth Grade - - Parnell vs Papatoetoe, Limited Over Championship 12 December at Orakei Domain 1. PARNELL 190/10 (41) Kelly Lunow-Haldane 34 (50), Nandan Gajjar 47 (49) PAPATOETOE 118/10 (29) Rudi Bisschoff 2/21 (6), Anjana Premashantha 3/22 (3) James Partridge 2/14 (6), Kelly Lunow-Haldane 1/16 (4) Nandan Gajjar 2/10 (5) RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 72 RUNS Presidents’ Grade – Parnell vs Ellerslie Limited Overs– Saturday, 19 December at Shore Road Reserve 2a. ELLERSLIE 225/5 (35) Gareth Cowen 1/28, Greg James 1/43, John Nicol 1/60, Marc 1/29, Evan Darwen 1/21 PARNELL 226/3 (27) Mark Tapper 42 (43), Sam O’Malley 103 rtd (100) Chris Laycock 28 (28), Andrew Barker 22 (14) RESULT: PARNELL WON BY 7 WICKETS John Nicol on the attack Gareth Cowans Greg James Marc O’Gorman Our openers – Mark Tapper & Ken Vaughan Mark driving through the covers Ken Vaughan hitting through mid wicket Sam O’Malley driving into the covers Note that Ken Vaughan is a Sponsor of the Club - - he is the owner of Turkish Breads Sam O’Malley – well on his way to 100 - note that Sam had scored 96 the previous Saturday Reunion Of Old Timers – Lunch, Sat. 19 December Chairman Craig welcoming the “Oldies” back to the Club and Bryan Haggittpromoting Bill Francis’ “Mark Burgess – Talent to Burn” The Parnell Secondary School A Team of the 1950s No fewer than five of this Parnell team attended this Lunch – David Moir, our Captain, Doug Dempster, John Savory, Bob Pearce and your Editor. The Team first came together in the 1955/56 season from the remnants of our A and B sides of 54/55 The side stuck together for the following 4 seasons to 1958/59 when we were separated and placed in Senior/Adult teams according to ability and form.
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