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The Red Leather THE RED LEATHER A Publication of the Morning Cricket Association of Sydney (Formerly the N.S.W. Public Service Cricket Association, established 1928) 2010/11 SEASON YEARBOOK Just another day in the Sydney Morning C.A. In this edition - * MPK Dragons win their inaugural 1st Division Title in * Complete List of Award Winners for 2010/11 Season. ahard fought match with Allstars. * Cricketers Arms Gold win back to back 2nd Division * Leading runscorers, wicket-takers, wicketkeepers and Crowns. fielders from each division. * East Sydney win first ever premiership claiming 3rd * Best Batting & Bowling Performances, Highest Division. Partnerships for each division. * Mullets do it the hard way to snare 4ths. * Past Competition and Individual Award Winners, Most Competition Wins by Club and Team. * PSJ Loose Cannons take out 5ths and their first ever * Overall List of Matches Umpired. championship. * The Tiger Cubs take out 6th Division in just their second * Past Finals Matches and Best Performances from season. Finals Matches. 2010/11 YEARBOOK THE RED LEATHER A Publication of the Morning Cricket Association of Sydney (Formerly the N.S.W. Public Service Cricket Association, established 1928) 2010/11 SEASON YEARBOOK Number 2010-11 Award Winners 3 Review of Combined 1st/2nd Division 5 Review of Combined 3rd/4th Division 7 Review of Combined 5th/6th Division 9 Umpires’ Matches 2010/11 Season and Overall 11 Past Competition Winners 12 Most Sydney Morning C.A. Competition Winners by Club and Team 18 Competition Wins of Current SMCA teams and number of teams each season 19 Past Individual Award Winners since 1991/92 20 Past Finals Matches since 1994/95 27 Best Performances in Finals matches since 1994/95 34 Autographs 42 2 SYDNEY MORNING C.A. 2010/11 AWARD WINNERS PREMIERSHIP WINNERS MPK Dragons (1st Division – Red and White) Kaperonis, Nicholas; Sivanathan, Nirmalasavan; Argyros, Paul; Suntharamoorthy, Sutharsan; Hatzigeorgalis, Dimitri Pizanias, Jim; Tritsaris, Elias; Thomas, Christopher; Mangos, Lou; Paterson, David; Malik, Adeel; Malik, Shahzad Krithinakis, John; Panas, Con; Ross, Matthew; Dapas, Homer (Surnames First). Cricketers Arms Gold (2nd Division – Blue and Gold) Ben Copp, Brad Erickson, Stewart Geddes, Anthony Hopkins, Dennis Hopson, Jeff Hopson, Anthony Karakostas, Neelan Koovarjee, Daniel Lee, David Moss, Ian Ross, Brendan Stats, Brett Sweetnam, Andrew Yip, Damian Zekusic, East Sydney (3rd Division – Red, White & Blue) Wardlaw, Sam; Abey, Duncan E; Caparas, Ray; McDonald, Duncan; Frederick, Lucas; Watson, Tom; Wallace, Paul; Gumley, Kristiaan; Souris, Arie; Bigazzi, Ed; Watt, Espie; Squire, Tom; Greenall, Stephen Howard, Matt; Lyons, Andrew; Windsor, Hayden; Page, Patrick; Jardell, Jake (surnames are first) Mullets (4th Division – Blue and White) Anthony Campey, Neil McNamara, John Dunn, Brendan Kay, Oliver Sims, Mitch Macbeth, Ahmar Imam, Robbie Hodges, Austen Miller, Jon Dunkley, Dave Gibson. Brad Shepherd, Zaid Khan, Sid Cavallaro. PSJ Loose Cannons (5th Division – Green & Gold) Chris Smith, Chris Gent, Clinton Addison, David Bonne, Anthony Dumont, Scott Gilbertson, Marcus Graham Praneeth Gurusinghe, Dominic Nolan, Alex Pinson, Brian Potter, Pulkit Shah, Peter Slominski, Lee Stewart David Tarrant, Phil Tarrant The Tiger Cubs (6th Division – Gold & Black) Tim Foster, Josh Johnson, Nathan Lockett, Adam Birnbaum, Jake Dawes, Max Finke, Dave Gabb Rakesh Shah, Ross Glasson, Nathan Boyd, Lee Morgan, Paul Mouthaan, Simon Fleming, Andrew Johnson, Daniel Ferguson, Rick Diamonte, Tim Morris, Will Hitchen, Steve Glasson INDIVIDUAL WINNERS DIV BATTING AGGREGATE BATTING AVERAGE 1st/2nd Robert Callan (The Tigers) 457 runs at 45.70 Michael Frolich (Allstars) 399 runs at 49.88 3rd/4th Oliver Sims (Mullets) 470 runs at 78.33 Steve Mitchell (Seaweed) 386 runs at 96.50 5th/6th Vikas Samantaray (Red Sun Colts) 399 runs at 44.33 Josh Carmont (Randwick) 231 runs at 46.20 DIV BOWLING AGGREGATE BOWLING AVERAGE 1st/2nd Nirmalasavan Sivanathan (MPK Dragons) 23 wkts at 11.17 Alister Webster (Easts) 20 wkts at 9.30 3rd/4th Siva Nukala (Seaweed) 27 wkts at 9.11 Siva Nukala (Seaweed) 27 wkts at 9.11 5th/6th Stephen Jenkins-Flint (The Rams) 33 wkts at 10.24 #Leif Watkins (Fumblers B) 32 wkts at 6.41 DIV MOST KEEPERS DISMISSALS MOST FIELDERS CATCHES 1st/2nd Stewart Geddes (Cricketers Arms Gold) 12 dismissals Nicholas Kaperonis (MPK Dragons) 10 catches 3rd/4th Abe Marrett (Trundlers) 15 dismissals Christopher Hobbs (Glenhaven) 10 catches 5th/6th Josh Johnson (The Tiger Cubs) 18 dismissals Stephen Jenkins-Flint (The Rams) & Y Silveira (The Rams) 11 catches DIV PLAYER OF THE SEASON 1st/2nd Nirmalasavan Sivanathan (MPK Dragons) 3rd/4th Steve Mitchell (Seaweed) 5th/6th Vikas Samantaray (Red Sun Colts) PLAYER OF THE GRAND FINAL 1st - Louie Mangos (MPK Dragons) 4th - Oliver Sims (Mullets) 2nd - Daniel Lee (Cricketers Arms Gold) 5th - Phillip Tarrant (PSJ Loose Cannons) 3rd - Siva Nukala (Seaweed) 6th - Simon Fleming (The Tiger Cubs) 3 DIV HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS 1st/2nd 141* Andrew Dadswell (73no) & Geoffrey Ong (76no) Troopers v Allstars at Moore Park 11 3rd/4th 184 Pat Noble (94) & Abe Marrett (114) Trundlers v Clinton Perren at Moore Park 17 5th/6th 150 David Chin (74) & John Goh (84) Cricketers Arms Blue v White Cockies at Tempe Reserve 2 CENTURIES 1ST/2nd DIVISION 150 Nirmalasavan Sivanathan (MPK Dragons) v Easts at Moore Park 17 120 Robert Callan (The Tigers) v Allstars at Moore Park 12 108no Bram Tulloch (Surry Hills) v Troopers at Moore Park 17 103 Bram Tulloch (Surry Hills) v Boozers at Moore Park 12 3rd/4th DIVISION 135no Oliver Sims (Mullets) v GSNDS at Moore Park 16 131 Pat Noble (Trundlers) v Mullets at Moore Park 12 (Grand Final) 125no Oliver Sims (Mullets) v Trundlers at Moore Park 12 (Grand Final) 123no Sam Wardlaw (East Sydney) v Mullets at Jellicoe Park, Pagewood 115no Martin Watts (Glenhaven) v Mullets at Moore Park 10 114 Abe Marrett (Trundlers) v Clinton Perren at Moore Park 17 112no Brett Notley (Clinton Perren) v GSNDS at Moore Park 12 (Semi Final) 111no Martin Watts (Glenhaven) v Trundlers at Parkes Drive, Centennial park 102no Justin Fox (North Sydney Cougars) v Glenhaven at Moore Park 11 101no Oliver Sims (Mullets) v North Sydney Cougars at Mason Park 1, Homebush 101 Andrew Pedley (Trundlers) v Rising Stars at Tempe Reserve 2 100no Steve Mitchell (Seaweed) v North Sydney Cougars at Tempe Reserve 1 5th/6th DIVISION 118 Vikas Samantaray (Red Sun Colts) v Mascot Mongrels at Peter Hislop Park, Auburn 108no Vikas Samantaray (Red Sun Colts) v New Boys at Moore Park 10 105 Brian Potter (PSJ Loose Cannons) v New Boys at Mason Park 1, Homebush 100no Steven Taggert (The Rams) v PSJ F&C’s at Mason Park 1, Homebush SIX WICKETS OR MORE IN AN INNINGS 1ST/2nd DIVISION 8/44 Alister Webster (Easts) v Fumblers A at Moore Park 17 7/21 Jay Patel (Troopers) v The Tigers at Mason Park 1, Homebush 6/26 David Paterson (MPK Dragons) v Surry Hills at Moore Park 11 (Preliminary Final) 6/29 Nirmalasavan Sivanathan (MPK Dragons) v The Boozers at Tempe Reserve 2 6/41 Brett Sweetnam (Cricketers Arms Gold) v Allstars at Jellicoe Park, Pagewood 3rd/4th DIVISION 9/28 Siva Nukala (Seaweed) v East Sydney at Moore Park 10 (Grand Final) 6/17 Matthew Sparks (Glenhaven) v North Sydney Cougars at Moore Park 11 6/43 Troy Asquith (Seaweed) v GSNDS at Beaman Park 4, Dulwich Hill 5th/6th DIVISION 6/11 Chris Hill (PSJ F&C’s) v Red Sun Colts at Mason Park 1, Homebush 6/42 Nick Angel (Cricketers Arms Blue) v PSJ F&C’s at Moore Park 14 HAT-TRICKS 3/11 Garry Kwok (White Cockies) v Randwick at Moore Park 13 5/41 Alister Webster (Easts) v Cricketers Arms Gold at Peter Hislop Park, Auburn 5/10 Con Panas (MPK Dragons) v Fumblers A at Jellicoe Park, Pagewood 4 COMBINED 1ST/2ND DIVISION 2010/11 COMBINED 1ST/2ND DIVISION TABLE Club Matches Won Out. W 1st Inn Draw/Tie L Out. L 1st Inn Points Surry Hills 10 - 8 - - 2 68 Allstars 10 - 8 - - 2 68 MPK Dragons 10 - 8 - - 2 68 Red Sun A 10 - 7 - - 3 63 Easts 10 - 6 - - 4 58 Fumblers A 10 1 3 - - 6 49 Cricketers Arms Gold 10 - 4 - - 6 46 Troopers 10 - 2 - - 8 38 The Tigers 10 - 1 - - 9 32 Boozers 10 - 2 - 1 7 31 # Easts declined their spot in the 2nd division semi finals. ALL FINALS MATCH SCORES 1st Division Major Semi Final: Allstars 5/144 beat Surry Hills 140 Tempe Reserve 1 Minor Semi Final: MPK Dragons 5/100 beat Red Sun A 94 Moore Park 11 Preliminary Final: MPK Dragons 7/238 beat Surry Hills 215 Moore Park 11 Grand Final: MPK Dragons 138 beat Allstars 96 Moore Park 11 2nd Division Major Semi Final: Cricketers Arms Gold 2/129 beat Fumblers A 128 Tempe Reserve 2 Minor Semi Final: Troopers 7/157 beat The Tigers 151 Moore Park 10 Preliminary Final: Troopers 6/74 beat Fumblers A 72 Parkes Drive Grand Final: Cricketers Arms Gold 5/146 beat Troopers 141 Parkes Drive LEADING RUNSCORERS AND WICKET-TAKERS BATTING Player Club M I NO Runs HS 100s 50s Ave Robert Callan Paddington Tigers 10 10 0 457 120 1 2 45.70 Michael Frolich Allstars 9 8 0 399 91 0 5 49.88 David Mackay Surry Hills 10 10 1 350 92 0 3 38.89 N.Sivanathan MPK Dragons 10 10 0 328 150 1 0 32.80 Bram Tulloch Surry Hills 10 9 1 307 108no 2 0 38.38 Dennis Hopson Cricketers Arms Gold 8 8 1 259 78 0 2 37.00 Rahul Salgoankar Red Sun 9 8 1 255 66 0 2 36.43 Brett Sweetnam Cricketers Arms Gold 9 8 1 244 80 0 2 34.86 Hasan Hoque Red Sun 9 9 0 238 74 0 2 26.44 S.Suntharamoothy MPK Dragons 10 8 0 234 80 0 2 29.25 John Brady Paddington Tigers 10 9 0 228 69 0 3 25.33 Sam Hastwell Easts 9 7 1 200 72 0 1 33.33 BOWLING Player Club O M Runs Wkts 5WI Best AVE S/R E/R N.Sivanathan MPK Dragons 95.2 2 257 23
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