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22- 26 JAN 2018 GEELONG VIC
INCLUSION WELCOME NATIONAL CRICKET INCLUSION CHAMPIONSHIPS
CONTENTS Welcome 3-5 Players to Watch 6-7 Past Winners 9 Fixtures 10-11 Spirit of Cricket 12 NSW Blind 13 NSW Deaf 14 NSW Intellectual Disability 15 WA Deaf 16 WA Intellectual Disability 17 SA Blind 18 SA Deaf 19 SA Intellectual Disability 20 VIC Blind 21 VIC Deaf 22 VIC Intellectual Disability 23 TAS Intellectual Disability 24 QLD Blind 25 QLD Deaf 26 QLD Intellectual Disability 27
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Geelong Cricket Association
2 | NCIC.CRICKET.COM.AU The Victorian Government is proud to support the National Cricket Inclusion Championships, a feature on our state’s events calendar that’s the envy of the world. Victoria lives and breathes sport. We’re home to some of the biggest events in the world including WELCOME the Australian Formula One Grand Prix, Australian Open tennis, and the famous Boxing Day Test. We’re delighted to stage the National Cricket Inclusion Championships at Geelong showcasing world class talent at one of our state’s top regional sporting venues. While competition is important, one of the key attractions of the National Cricket Inclusion Championships is the camaraderie, participation and the social interaction experienced by everyone involved. The Victorian Government is proud to have provided support to Cricket Victoria through the Significant Sporting Events Program to stage this fantastic event. Events like this are also a great opportunity to showcase our sports facilities, talent and regions to even people from all over the world. Significant events not only build on our reputation as the sporting capital of the world but further our standing as a multicultural and inclusive state with an enviable lifestyle. Showcasing the best of sport in our own backyard provides inspiration for fans to emulate their heroes, join a club and get active and healthy through sport and recreation. Hosting major events is also great for our tourism economy. It provides jobs for Victorians and helps local businesses to flourish. There’s an enviable array of world renowned restaurants, stunning parks, open spaces, museums, galleries and family-friendly beaches to enjoy. I wish all visitors, competitors and officials a safe and exciting National Cricket Inclusion Championships and an enjoyable stay here in Victoria.
HON JOHN EREN MP Minister for Sport, Tourism and Major Events WEL-COME On behalf of the City, it’s my great pleasure to once again welcome you to our region for the National Cricket Inclusion Championships. We are thrilled to host approximately 200 of the nation’s best cricket players with a disability in three divisions: blind and vision impaired, deaf and hard of hearing, and cricketers with an intellectual disability. With games being played in Twenty20 format, this is the first time these three divisions will be played as part of one competition. Geelong is a thriving sports hub hosting many major events including the recent Big Bash League, the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, Festival of Sails, Ironman 70.3 and of course, we’re the home of the Geelong Cats. We also have some of the best cricket grounds in the state and it is going to be terrific to see Australia’s leading cricketers displaying their skills and athleticism over the week. Geelong has a rich cricket history with our Barwon Region having the highest regional cricket participation rate in Victoria with over 7,000 players. Geelong is also positioning itself as a leader in the provision of accessible tourism. With the National Disability Insurance Scheme headquarters, TAC and Worksafe, combined with events like the ‘Have your Say conference and these games, we see our potential in this space growing. The National Cricket Inclusion Championships tournament promotes a positive message of inclusion to the community and to people living with a disability. The benefits of inclusion are widespread and positive for sporting club memberships, community development and culture. It will be fantastic to see more people of all ages and backgrounds encouraged and inspired by this competition. Best of luck to all of the players and officials involved in the championships. Enjoy spending time in Greater Geelong and exploring the region.
BRUCE HARWOOD Mayor City of Greater Geelong
4 | NCIC.CRICKET.COM.AU WEL-COME Welcome to Geelong for the Cricket Australia National Cricket Inclusion Championships. Australian cricket is determined to continue making the game more accessible to people from all walks of life. One in five Australians live with a disability, so it is important to provide meaningful opportunities for all cricketers and ensure we continue to be a sport for all Australians. Cricketers who are blind, deaf or have an intellectual disability now have the chance to represent their state or territory thanks to these Championships and we will look to expand this in years to come to include more divisions and give more people with a disability the same opportunity. It is all about providing people with opportunities to play the game and reach their full potential. It is a big year for Australian Cricket and it is only going to get bigger with this National Cricket Inclusion Championships, which wouldn’t be possible without great support from around the country. Thank you to the Commonwealth Bank, the Victorian State Government, Cricket Victoria, the City of Greater Geelong, Lord’s Taverners Australia and Gen U for your support. It is now over to the officials, teams, tournament staff and most importantly the players to get the 2018 Cricket Australia National Cricket Inclusion Championships started. Good luck to everyone involved.
JAMES SUTHERLAND CEO Cricket Australia PLAYERS TO WATCH
CRICKETERS WITH AN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
GAVAN HICKS (VIC) A L L- R O U N D E R
BATTING BOWLING AVERAGE AVERAGE 36.64 16.87
Current Victorian & Australian Captain Gavan Hicks, led the Vikings to claim the inaugural title in last year’s NCIC. He began the tournament with an unbeaten 120 in game one and amassed an outstanding 574 runs at 97.75. to be the leading run scorer for the championship.
DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
CALLUM ASBURY (VIC) BOWLER
BOWLING BEST AVERAGE BOWLING 14.09 5/20
20 years old. Callum is a fast bowler with Banyule Cricket Club in Melbourne. He made an outstanding debut with Victoria Deaf Cricket Team at the inaugural NCIC in Geelong and he is a middle order batter.
BLIND AND VISION IMPAIRED
STEFFAN NERO (QLD) WICKETKEEPER / BATTER
BATTING BEST AVERAGE BATTING 64.25 104
Steffan impressed in last year’s championship making his maiden century and was selected in the Australian Blind Cricket Team. He put in some solid performances in both India and Dubai marking him as a player of the future.
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ALAN DENGATE (TAS) A L L- R O U N D E R
BOWLING BEST AVERAGE BOWLING 17.53 4/4
Alan is the captain of the Tasmanian team once again this year and leads from the front with bat, ball and especially in the field. He is a traditional all rounder who can turn a game quickly with his medium pace variety and build partnerships when batting. Alan is passionate about cricket and helping get the most out of his own game and to also help others perform their best.
DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
LUKE TRUDGETT (SA) A L L- R O U N D E R
BEST BEST BATTING BOWLING 145 4/49
29 years old. Luke is an opening batter, he used to play for NSW Deaf Cricket Team before he moved to Adelaide last year. He was the Player of the Championship in 2012 at the Australian Deaf Games.
BLIND AND VISION IMPAIRED
STEPHEN PALMER (SA) A L L- R O U N D E R
BATTING BEST AVERAGE BOWLING 57.55 3/15
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Apply today at commbank.com.au/cricket BLIND CRICKET AUSTRALIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS PAST WINNERS
YEAR VENUE WINNERS CAPTAIN RUNNERS UP 1st 1952-53 Melbourne VIC C. Edwards QLD 2nd 1954-55 Sydney VIC C. Edwards NSW 3rd 1956-57 Brisbane VIC J. Butt NSW 4th 1958-59 Hobart NSW B. Ward VIC 5th 1960-61 Melbourne NSW B. Ward VIC 6th 1962-63 Sydney VIC F. Suffield NSW 7th 1964-65 Brisbane VIC F. Suffield NSW 8th 1966-67 Hobart VIC F. Suffield QLD 9th 1968-69 Melbourne VIC G. Jones QLD 10th 1970-71 Sydney VIC R. Evans NSW 11th 1972-73 Brisbane VIC R. Evans NSW 12th 1974-75 Hobart NSW R. Mills VIC 13th 1976-77 Adelaide NSW R. Mills QLD 14th 1978-79 Melbourne VIC I. Walsh NSW 15th 1980-81 Sydney VIC R. Evans QLD 16th 1982-83 Brisbane VIC D. Blaik NSW 17th 1984-85 Adelaide NSW G. Siddins VIC 18th 1986-87 Melbourne NSW G. Siddins VIC 19th 1988-89 Sydney QLD P. Donovan NSW 20th 1990-91 Brisbane VIC D. Wheatley QLD 21st 1992-93 Adelaide VIC D. Wheatley NZ 22nd 1994-95 Melbourne NSW M. Linke QLD 23rd 1996-97 Sydney QLD P. Donovan VIC 24th 1997-98 Brisbane QLD P. Robinson VIC 25th 1999-00 Adelaide QLD P. Robinson VIC 26th 2001-02 Melbourne VIC D. Goodman QLD 27th 2003-04 Sydney QLD P. Robinson VIC 28th 2005-06 Brisbane VIC B. Wilson QLD 29th 2007-08 Melbourne VIC M. Horsey QLD 30th 2010 Sydney VIC B.Wilson QLD 31st 2011-12 Brisbane VIC M. Horsey NSW 32nd 2013-14 Adelaide T20 VIC P. Robinson QLD 32nd 2013-14 Adelaide T40 QLD M. McCarthy VIC 33rd 2015 Melbourne SA M. Haskett QLD (All Abilities) 34th 2015-16 Melbourne VIC D. Gauci QLD 40 Overs 34th 2015-16 Melbourne T20 VIC D. Gauci SA 35th 2017 Geelong SA / WA M. Zannis / VIC (NCIC) T20 B.Brider
TREVOR VAYRO MEDALLISTS 1994-95 Peter Robinson (QLD) 2010 Lindsay Heaven (VIC) 1996-97 Graeme Guildford (QLD) 2011-12 Lindsay Heaven (VIC) 1997-98 Peter Robinson (QLD) 2013-14 David Gauci (VIC) 1999-00 Chris Backstrom (QLD) 2013-14 Lindsay Heaven (VIC) 2001-02 Damian Clemens (VIC) 2015 Lindsay Heaven (VIC) 2003-04 Terry Eagers (QLD) 2015-16 Peter Robinson 2005-06 Brett Wilson (VIC) 2015-16 Stephen Palmer (SA) 2007-08 Peter Robinson (VIC) 2017 Ricky Segura (SA) CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES
CRICKETERS WITH DEAF AND BLIND AND AN INTELLECTUAL HARD OF HEARING VISION IMPAIRED DISABILITY 1. VIC 1. VIC 1. VIC 2. NSW 2. NSW 2. NSW 3. QLD 3. QLD 3. SA 4. TAS 4. WA 4. QLD 5. SA 5. SA 6. WA
TIME FORMAT HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM VENUE MONDAY, 22 JANUARY 2018 8.30am SA v VIC Queens Park 8.30am NSW v TAS Jarvis Oval 8.30am QLD v WA Osborne Park 12.00pm SA v WA Queens Park 12.00pm QLD v VIC Jarvis Oval 2.30pm NSW v SA South Barwon 1 2.30pm VIC v QLD South Barwon 2 3.30pm NSW v QLD Queens Park 3.30pm TAS v VIC Jarvis Oval 3.30pm SA v WA Osborne Park TUESDAY, 23 JANUARY 2018 8.30am SA v VIC Burdoo Reserve 8.30am QLD v NSW Walker Oval 8.30am TAS v QLD King Lloyd Reserve 8.30am SA v NSW Kardinia Park 1 8.30am VIC v WA Kardinia Park 2 12.00pm WA v QLD Kardinia Park 1 12.00pm VIC v NSW Kardinia Park 2 3.00pm SA v QLD Burdoo Reserve 3.00pm VIC v NSW Walker Oval 3.30pm WA v NSW King Lloyd Reserve 3.30pm QLD v VIC Kardinia Park 1 3.30pm TAS v SA Kardinia Park 2
10 | NCIC.CRICKET.COM.AU TIME FORMAT HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM VENUE WEDNESDAY, 24 JANUARY 2018 8.30am QLD v SA Jarvis Oval 8.30am NSW v VIC McDonald Reserve 8.30am QLD v NSW Winter Reserve 8.30am VIC v SA Queens Park 12.00pm VIC v NSW Winter Reserve 12.00pm QLD v SA Queens Park 12.00pm WA v TAS South Barwon 1 2.30pm SA v NSW Jarvis Oval 2.30pm QLD v VIC McDonald Reserve 3.30pm SA v NSW Winter Reserve 3.30pm WA v VIC South Barwon 1 THURSDAY, 25 JANUARY 2018 8.30am QLD v SA Kardinia Park 1 8.30am NSW v WA Kardinia Park 2
12.00pm SF1 1st Pos v 4th Pos Kardinia Park 1 12.00pm SF2 2nd Pos v 3rd Pos Kardinia Park 2 12.00pm 5th Pos v 6th Pos South Barwon 2 2.30pm VIC v SA Burdoo Reserve 2.30pm NSW v QLD Walker Oval
3.30pm SF1 1st Pos v 4th Pos Kardinia Park 1 3.30pm SF2 2nd Pos v 3rd Pos Kardinia Park 2 FRIDAY, 26 JANUARY 2018 8.30am GF Winner SF 1 v Winner SF 2 McDonald Reserve 12.00pm GF 1st Pos v 2nd Pos McDonald Reserve 3.30pm GF Winner SF 1 v Winner SF 2 McDonald Reserve
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What is the Spirit of Cricket? Fair and unfair play The laws of cricket clearly According to the Laws the explain the expectations of umpires are the sole judges how participants will behave of fair and unfair play. The on the field, and they also umpires may intervene at any outline sanctions should these time and it is the responsibility expectations not be met. of the captain to take action where required. The explanation that follows is taken from the MCC Laws Umpire intervention of Cricket, which is universally The umpires are authorised applied across all countries to intervene in cases of time and cultures. wasting, damaging the pitch, dangerous or unfair bowling, Cricket is a game that owes much tampering with the ball, and of its unique appeal to the fact any other action that they that it should be played not only consider to be unfair. within its Laws but also within the Spirit of the Game. Respect The Spirit of the Game involves Any action which is seen to respect for your opponents, your abuse this spirit causes injury own captain and team, the role to the game itself. of the umpires, the game and The role of the captain its traditional values. Team captains hold the main Violations responsibility for ensuring the It is against the spirit of the game spirit of fair play is maintained. to: dispute an umpire’s decision There are two laws that reinforce by word, action, or gesture; direct this principle: abusive language towards an Responsibility of players opponent or umpire; and to The captains are responsible at indulge in cheating or any sharp all times for ensuring that play practice (for instance, to: appeal is conducted within the Spirit knowing that the batsman is not of the Game as well as within out; advance towards an umpire the laws. in an aggressive manner when appealing; or to seek to distract Player’s conduct an opponent either verbally or In the event of a player failing to by harassment with persistent comply with instructions by an clapping or unnecessary noise umpire, or criticising by word or under the guise of enthusiasm action the decisions of an umpire, and motivation of one’s own side). or showing dissent, or generally behaving in a manner which Violence might bring the game into There is no place for any act of disrepute, the umpire concerned violence on the field of play. shall in the first place report the Players matter to the other umpire and Captains and umpires together to the player’s captain, and set the tone for the conduct of instruct the latter to take action. a cricket match. Every player is expected to make an important contribution to this.
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COACH: Jason Stubbs NSW BLIND MANAGER: Graham Coulton
PLAYERS
LINDSAY Potts Point HEAVEN 05 AGE: 29 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MATTHEW Cameron Park CAMERON 07 AGE: 20 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MICHAEL Albury HAMILTON 08 AGE: 26 BAT RHB BOWL RAM OSCAR Glenwood STUBBS 10 AGE: 17 BAT RHB BOWL RAM NATHAN Ashfield LETTS 11 AGE: 20 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MICHAEL Prestons LEIGH 14 AGE: 40 BAT RHB BOWL RAM LAWRENCE Loftus ANAG 19 AGE: 34 BAT LHB BOWL RAM PETER Beverley Park KOKKINAKIS 21 AGE: 23 BAT LHB BOWL RAM VAUGHAN North Parramatta ROLES 27 AGE: 42 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MARK Sandy Point ESCHBANK 55 AGE: 52 BAT RHB BOWL RAM NATHAN Thirroul DIFFORD 83 AGE: 32 BAT RHB BOWL RAM SHAUN Prairiewood FITZPATRICK 88 AGE: 20 BAT RHB BOWL RAM SEAN Epping BROWN 89 AGE: 21 BAT RHB BOWL RAM COACH: Chris Neubeck NSW DEAF MANAGER: Andrew Park
PLAYERS
ANDREW Briars PARK 01 AGE: 33 BAT LHB BOWL RAF AUSTIN Parramatta PHILLIP 02 AGE: 17 BAT RHB BOWL RAM DAVID Tamworth City United MISKLE 03 AGE: 46 BAT RHB BOWL KYM Glenmore Park DALEY 04 AGE: 36 BAT RHB BOWL RAM GIOVANNI Melbourne Deaf MARSICOVETERE 05 AGE: 46 BAT RHB BOWL GREG Gauteng (NZ) LESSING 06 AGE: 35 BAT LHB BOWL RAM KEETHESSAN SUNDRALINGAM 07 AGE: 17 BAT LHB BOWL RAM ADRIAN Concord Briars CHAU 08 AGE: 25 BAT RHB BOWL RAM PHIL Ginninderra COX 09 AGE: 46 BAT RHB BOWL NARAIN Ashfield CC NADARAJAH 10 AGE: 41 BAT RHB BOWL RAO MILES Melbourne Deaf ROBINSON 11 AGE: 19 BAT RHB BOWL PAUL Concord Briars WELCH 12 AGE: 45 BAT RHB BOWL RAM KURT Magpies ( Campbelltown) WILLIAMS 13 AGE: 21 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
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COACH: Glenn Holdstock NSW ID MANAGER: Matt Clifton
PLAYERS
CHRIS SMITH 01 AGE: 27 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MATTHEW BROWN 02 AGE: 26 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MARK HARVEY 03 AGE: 50 BAT RHB BOWL LAM CAMERON FRASER 04 AGE: 33 BAT RHB BOWL RA NATHAN NUNN 05 AGE: 18 BAT RHB BOWL RAM ANDY BOWAN 06 AGE: 32 BAT RHB BOWL RAM OMKAR SINGH DUPAR 07 AGE: 20 BAT LHB BOWL RAM WAYNE MCDONOUGH 08 AGE: 43 BAT LHB BOWL LAM CHARITH DE SILVA 09 AGE: 18 BAT RHB BOWL RAM GARETH DONOHUE 10 AGE: 27 BAT RHB BOWL RAO JEREMY HEPNER 11 AGE: 28 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MICHAEL GILLIES 12 AGE: 18 BAT RHB BOWL LAM CRAIG RENTON 13 AGE: 38 BAT LHB BOWL LAM LUIS St Patrick Sutherland ROMAN 14 AGE: 30 BAT LHB BOWL RAM COACH: Tim Regan WA DEAF MANAGER: Patrick Melling
PLAYERS
CLINT Melbourne Deaf Cricket Club FULLER 00 AGE: 44 BAT RHB BOWL RAW DAVID Hilton Palmyra MELLING 01 AGE: 22 BAT RHB BOWL RAF SHANNON CBC SCARVACI 02 AGE: 39 BAT LHB BOWL RAM BENJAMIN Karrinyup LOWRIE 03 AGE: 38 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MATT Bicton Attadale SHENTON 04 AGE: 19 BAT LHB BOWL RAM CAMERON South Districts WILSON 05 AGE: 27 BAT RHB BOWL RAW STEVEN Margate Mecca HODGETTS 06 AGE: 42 BAT RHB BOWL RAM CHRIS LEVITZKE-GRAY 07 AGE: 49 BAT RHB BOWL LAM TIM CBC REGAN 08 AGE: 47 BAT LHB BOWL LAM JAMES Leederville TSAKALOS 09 AGE: 36 BAT RHB BOWL RAM SHAHRUKH SYED 10 AGE: 30 BAT LHB BOWL RAO KORY Midland BOOTH 11 AGE: 33 BAT RHB BOWL RAM JAMES Bicton Attadale JOHNSTON 12 AGE: 27 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
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COACH: Greg Turner WA ID MANAGER: Rob Rogerson
PLAYERS
SEAN Leeming Spartan MCGOWAN 01 AGE: 30 BAT LHB BOWL LAF NICK Murdoch Uni ROGERSON 03 AGE: 26 BAT RHB BOWL RAM ANTHONY Coolbinia West KALIMERIS 04 AGE: 18 BAT RHB BOWL RAF BOYD Mt Lawley Inglewood DUFFIELD 06 AGE: 23 BAT RHB BOWL RAF FILLIP Kardinya Lakes RANIERI 11 AGE: 23 BAT RHB BOWL RAM GEOFF Kardinya Lakes STEWART 12 AGE: 39 BAT RHB BOWL RAM AARON Swan Atheltic HEATHWOOD 13 AGE: 28 BAT RHB BOWL LAM KYRON Kardinya Lakes TIMMS 14 AGE: 25 BAT RHB BOWL RAM DAVID Coolbinia West HALLOWS 15 AGE: 25 BAT RHB BOWL RAF JONATHAN Dardanup FLOWER 16 AGE: 29 BAT RHB BOWL RAF AARON Kardinya Lakes RICHARDS 18 AGE: 34 BAT RHB BOWL LAO JASON Coolbinia West KAPPLER 25 AGE: 42 BAT RHB BOWL RAO COACH: Amir Latifi SA BLIND MANAGER: David Penn
PLAYERS
IJLAL Blind Cricket SA AHMED AGE: 25 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
TAHIR Blind Cricket SA AHMED AGE: 23 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
JED Blind Cricket SA ALEXANDER AGE: 29 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
DRAGAN Blind Cricket SA BEKRIC AGE: 43 BAT RHB BOWL BRAD BRIDER AGE: 19 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
MARK Blind Cricket SA HASKETT AGE: 35 BAT RHB BOWL RAF
ARRON Blind Cricket SA LYALL AGE: 25 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MICHAEL MEAD AGE: 49 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
STEPHEN Blind Cricket SA PALMER AGE: 23 BAT LHB BOWL LAF
LACHLAN Blind Cricket SA WALLACE AGE: 18 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
MICHAEL Blind Cricket SA ZANNIS AGE: 42 BAT LHB BOWL RAM
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COACH: Imran Webb SA DEAF MANAGER: David Edwards
PLAYERS
WAYNE Deaf Fire BARRETT AGE: 41 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
GAVIN Deaf Fire CONNOR AGE: 42 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
GREG Goodwood CURTIS AGE: 35 BAT RHB BOWL RAO
BEN Deaf Fire DAW AGE: 35 BAT LHB BOWL LAM
MATTHEW Morphettville ERFURTH AGE: 35 BAT LHB BOWL RAF
KYM Deaf Fire JACOB AGE: 35 BAT RHB BOWL RAO
BRENTON Mawson Lakes LILLICRAPP AGE: 40 BAT RHB BOWL
JOHN Deaf Fire MAGGS AGE: 18 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
JUSTIN Eyre Royals MILLARD AGE: 36 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
BRENDON Deaf Fire PETERS AGE: 17 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
LUKE Goodwood TRUDGETT AGE: 35 BAT RHB BOWL RAF
TIM Deaf Fire TUTTY AGE: 34 BAT LHB BOWL LAF
ADAM Goodwood WOOD AGE: 45 BAT RHB BOWL RAO @SACANEWS
COACH: Geoff Turley ASSISTANT COACH: Callum Dunk SA ID MANAGER: Trevor Smith
PLAYERS
BEAU Eyre Royals CHISHOLM BAT RHB BOWL RAO
JAMES Reynella EUSTANCE-SMITH BAT LHB BOWL RAM
DALE Myponga FIELKE BAT RHB BOWL RAM
JESSE Enfield GOODMAN BAT RHB BOWL RAF
LUKE Enfield GOODMAN BAT RHB BOWL RAF
MATTHEW Eyre Royals GREENWOOD BAT RHB BOWL RAF
TIMOTHY Victor Harbour KOVALEFF BAT LHB BOWL LAM
SCOT Eyre Royals MAY AGE: 36 BAT LHB BOWL RAM
CHRIS Eyre Royals MCQUEEN AGE: 46 BAT RHB BOWL
JONATHON Eyre Royals MORTIMER AGE: 33 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
SIMON RIGGS BAT RHB BOWL RAW
SHANE Eyre Royals SMITH AGE: 34 BAT RHB BOWL RAO
JOSHUA Adelaide Lutheran WALDHUTER BAT LHB BOWL RAM
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COACH: Andrew Walton ASSISTANT COACH: Rohail Akhtar VIC BLIND MANAGER: Jodi Hunter-Wilson
PLAYERS
CHRIS Burwood BALLIE 04 AGE: 36 BAT RHB BOWL RAM ZAC Melbourne Thunder SHEEHAN 06 AGE: 20 BAT RHB BOWL RAM NATHAN St Paul’s LUKE 07 AGE: 17 BAT RHB BOWL RAM CHRISTINE Melbourne Thunder CASEY 10 AGE: 29 BAT RHB BOWL RAM NED St Paul’s BREWER-MAIGA 12 AGE: 21 BAT RHB BOWL RAM DANIEL St Paul’s PRITCHARD 13 AGE: 23 BAT RHB BOWL LAF BRENDAN Melbourne Thunder SPENCER 14 AGE: 22 BAT RHB BOWL RAM AUSTIN St Paul’s O’CONNOR-STUBBS 16 AGE: 21 BAT RHB BOWL RAF JOHN St Paul’s BOLAND 17 AGE: 18 BAT LHB BOWL RAM DAVID Burwood GAUCI 18 AGE: 38 BAT RHB BOWL RAM STEVE Burwood OBEID 19 AGE: 21 BAT RHB BOWL RAM CALLUM St Paul’s SANDERS 20 AGE: 16 BAT RHB BOWL RAM SRIYAN Melbourne Thunder WIJEYASIRI 22 AGE: 37 BAT LHB BOWL RAM BRETT St Paul’s WILSON 95 AGE: 48 BAT RHB BOWL RAM COACH: Peter McCormack VIC DEAF MANAGER: Simon Glass
PLAYERS
CARL Melbourne Deaf SCACCO 01 AGE: 40 BAT RHB BOWL RAM SCOTT Melbourne Deaf HELLENS 02 AGE: 31 BAT LHB BOWL RAF NIAZ Melbourne Deaf BURHANUDDIN 03 AGE: 45 BAT RHB BOWL RAO JANUDA Melbourne Deaf UDUWELA 04 AGE: 17 BAT LHB BOWL RAM STEVEN Melbourne Deaf CARDAMONE 05 AGE: 39 BAT LHB BOWL RAM CALLUM Banyule ASBURY 06 AGE: 19 BAT RHB BOWL RAM TONY Melbourne Deaf BARULOVSKI 07 AGE: 43 BAT RHB BOWL RAM BEN Melbourne Deaf MORRISON 08 AGE: 22 BAT RHB BOWL RAM NICK Melbourne Deaf GOOLEY 09 AGE: 33 BAT RHB BOWL RAM ZAC Flinders KING 10 AGE: 24 BAT LHB BOWL RAM SIMON Melbourne Deaf GLASS 11 AGE: 38 BAT RHB BOWL RAM NICHOLAS Melbourne Deaf DE SENSI 12 AGE: 25 BAT LHB BOWL RAM ADAM Melbourne Deaf BAMPFIELD 13 AGE: 40 BAT RHB BOWL LAO BLAKE Melbourne Deaf PENDLEBURY 14 AGE: 26 BAT LHB BOWL LAF
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COACH: Huss Hanif ASSISTANT COACH: Alana Baldi VIC ID MANAGER: Rob Fisher
PLAYERS
ZACH Axe Creek TAIG 03 AGE: 30 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MITCH Axe Creek CUTTER-RABL 05 AGE: 32 BAT RHB BOWL RAF CRAIG Meredith WHITEHAND 05 AGE: 44 BAT RHB BOWL RAW DAYNAH Croydon Rangers HOPKINS 06 AGE: 22 BAT RHB BOWL LAM GAVAN Avoca HICKS 10 AGE: 32 BAT RHB BOWL RAM JAMIE Blackburn North United / PHILLIPS Croydon Rangers 11 AGE: 26 BAT RHB BOWL RAW DAVID Carrum Downs ALFORD 15 AGE: 28 BAT LHB BOWL LAM MICHAEL Cranbourne Meadows SCHOLZ 15 AGE: 30 BAT RHB BOWL LAF LACHLAN Dandenong MACRAE 19 AGE: 20 BAT LHB BOWL LAF STEVE Emerald Hill TELONIATIS 23 AGE: 26 BAT RHB BOWL RAW HEATH Croydon Ranges SNOOKS 28 AGE: 22 BAT LHB BOWL LAM BRETT St Albans MACKEY 33 AGE: 26 BAT RHB BOWL RAM NATHAN Carrum Downs SAMUEL 53 AGE: 25 BAT LHB BOWL LAO BENJAMIN Caroline Springs / Yarravile SMITH 55 AGE: 18 BAT RHB BOWL RAF @CRICKETTAS
COACH: Simon Aufer-Heide ASSISTANT COACH: Jason Schmidt TAS ID MANAGER: Belinda Kitto
PLAYERS
CHRIS Nietta MEALE 01 AGE: 28 BAT RHB BOWL RAM JARRATT Kindred Stars LAMONT 02 AGE: 33 BAT RHB BOWL RAM ALAN Mowbray DENGATE 03 AGE: 27 BAT RHB BOWL RAM TIM DIXON 04 AGE: 44 BAT LHB BOWL RAM CONNOR South Launceston SHEPPARD 05 AGE: 17 BAT RHB BOWL LAF ZANE CORNELIUS 06 AGE: 24 BAT RHB BOWL RAM SCOTT West Ulverstone CROWDEN 08 AGE: 34 BAT RHB BOWL RAM JUSTIN South Launceston NILON 09 AGE: 22 BAT RHB BOWL RAW GEOFF FORSYTH 10 AGE: 45 BAT RHB BOWL RAM MITCH MANSELL 11 AGE: 18 BAT RHB BOWL RAM NIC CARTER 12 AGE: 37 BAT RHB BOWL RAM JORDAN Riverside IRWIN 14 AGE: 30 BAT RHB BOWL RAM
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QLD BLIND
PLAYERS
RAY MOXLEY AGE: 45 BAT BOWL
CORY HEBERLEY AGE: 37 BAT BOWL
JAMIE HAIN AGE: 47 BAT BOWL
STEVE ART AGE: 50 BAT BOWL
TIM CONNELL AGE: 40 BAT BOWL
TONY SOUTHEY AGE: 41 BAT BOWL
PAUL MACKENNA AGE: 58 BAT BOWL
JOHN KOCHMAN BAT BOWL
JEFF USHER AGE: 63 BAT BOWL
DAVID MARTIN (WA) BAT BOWL
STEFFAN NERO (WA) AGE: 18 BAT BOWL
QLD DEAF MANAGER: John Walsh
PLAYERS
SEAN WALSH 01 BAT BOWL STEPHEN PAY 02 AGE: 47 BAT RHB BOWL RAO JUSTIN BERGIN 03 AGE: 47 BAT RHB BOWL RAW MIKE CORONNO 04 BAT BOWL NIKOLAS SCHLIE 05 AGE: 39 BAT BOWL
GRANT LAWRENCE 06 BAT BOWL PARTH ARORA 07 AGE: 17 BAT BOWL SIMON MITCHELL 08 AGE: 38 BAT BOWL CRAIG GRAY 09 BAT BOWL STEVAN HALL 10 BAT BOWL DAVID BROWN 11 BAT BOWL ROBERT MOWAT 12 BAT BOWL KHALIL CHOUCAIR 13 BAT BOWL
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COACH: Brian Donnelly ASSISTANT COACH: Stephen Long ASSISTANT COACH: Luke Hauritz QLD ID MANAGER: Steve Beckinsale
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