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NSW Premier Cricket Poidevin-Gray Shield 2018-19 Season Statistical NSW Premier Cricket Poidevin-Gray Shield 2018-19 Season Statistical Review Adam Morehouse SCA Statistician All statistics included are as accurate as possible although slight inaccuracies may occur. Information used has come from scorebooks, match results published in the Sydney Morning Herald and on MyCricket and information provided to me from clubs and associations. Statistics correct as at 30th April, 2019. All statistics are taken from MyCricket and all care attention is taken to make sure all statistics in this grade cricket review are correct at the time of publication. Where full scorecards and catches against batsmen have not been entered into MyCricket, these statistics are not recorded. This is especially true in some lower grade matches and is reflected in the statistics. Poidevin-Gray Shield Table Team P W D T L Points NRR Penrith 7 6 0 0 1 28 1.6184 Blacktown 7 6 0 0 1 28 1.2070 Bankstown 7 6 0 0 1 27 0.8975 Mosman 7 6 0 0 1 24 0.5469 Campbelltown-Camden 7 4 1 0 2 23.5 1.8624 Parramatta 7 5 0 0 2 21 0.5352 Northern District 7 5 0 0 2 21 0.0356 Gordon 7 4 0 0 3 19 0.4261 Fairfield-Liverpool 7 4 0 0 3 18 0.0005 Sydney 7 2 0 0 4 14.5 0.8468 UNSW 7 3 2 0 2 13 0.0609 Eastern Suburbs 7 3 0 0 4 12 -0.3947 Manly-Warringah 7 2 0 0 5 10 -0.0309 St George 7 3 0 0 4 9 -0.7871 Hawkesbury 7 2 0 0 5 9 -0.4550 Sydney University 7 2 0 0 5 9 -1.7054 Randwick Petersham 7 2 1 0 4 6.5 -0.1580 UTS North Sydney 7 1 0 0 6 6 -0.9348 Sutherland 7 1 1 0 5 3.5 -1.3909 Western Suburbs 7 0 0 0 7 0 -2.2157 Poidevin-Gray Shield Match Summaries Round 1 – 7 October 2018 Sydney University 6-117 (VK George 83no, N Wijewardene 2-21) lost to Bankstown 1-119 (B Smith 56no, PM Dignam 40) by 9 wickets at Bankstown Memorial Oval. Fairfield-Liverpool 8-101 (R Srivastava 35, TT Flynn-Duncombe 2-10) defeated Blacktown 4-97 (J Cheema 32, TT Flynn-Duncombe 30no) by 4 runs at Joe McAleer Reserve, Glendenning. Eastern Suburbs 104 (S Hall 41, DJ Bennett 4-11 including hat trick) lost to St George 2-76 (R Peacock 30) by 8 wickets (DLS) at Hurstville Oval. Sutherland 4-123 (LR Hawksworth 39no, AP Waugh 36) lost to Northern District 2-40 (S Milliken 2-7) by 8 wickets (DLS) at Glenn McGrath Oval, Caringbah. UNSW v Randwick Petersham – No play at Alan Davidson Oval, Alexandria. Western Suburbs 9-83 (O Simonsen 2-10, J Workman 2-16) lost to Parramatta 5-84 (L Docherty 3-13, N Wijewardene 2-21) by 5 wickets at Pratten Park, Ashfield. Round 2 – 7 October 2018 Hawkesbury 5-133 (R Mizzi 62, CP Kwok 47) lost to Bankstown 1-136 (B Smith 89no, PM Dignam 31) by 9 wickets at Bankstown Memorial Oval. UTS North Sydney 5-69 (RG van Kenmenade 27no, TJ Draca 2-6, TT Flynn-Duncombe 2-9) lost to Blacktown 2-80 (TT Flynn-Duncombe 31no) by 8 wickets at Joe McAleer Reserve, Glendenning. Penrith 6-150 (T Liddiard 53, RP Hackney 50, D Chillingworth 3-20) defeated Gordon 133 (R Singh 3-20, T Weir 3-25 H Railz 2-26) by 17 runs at Bill Ball Oval, St Marys. St George 103 (K Phillips 30, EA Eales 3-15, D Beattie 2-20, L Hearne 2-24) lost to Mosman 3-78 (EA Eales 44no) by 7 wickets (DLS) at Hurstville Oval. Campbelltown-Camden 5-130 (N Appleton 58no, N Baker 30, F Parker 2-16) v Sutherland did not bat – No result at Glenn McGrath Oval, Caringbah. UNSW v Sydney – No play at Alan Davidson Oval, Alexandria. Manly-Warringah 9-131 (JW Foster 30, M Brewster 27, Z Shamsi 3-24, M Redman 2-21, L Docherty 2-30) defeated Western Suburbs 9-66 (JS Graham 4-8, I Vumbaca 2-12) by 57 runs (DLS) at Pratten Park, Ashfield. Round 3 – 21 October 2018 Parramatta 5-104 (J Workman 45, H Goulstone 28, SP Skelly 2-17) defeated Campbelltown-Camden 7-78 (L Gillies 2- 15, J Workman 2-18) by 26 runs at Raby No.1 Oval. Eastern Suburbs 9-75 (L Marshall 4-9) lost to Bankstown 2-76 (B Smith 36, PM Dignam 27no, R Lilburne 2-22) by 8 wickets at Waverley Oval. Hawkesbury 8-133 (C Sharma 51, H Ridgewell 28, CP Kwok 25, J Baraba 3-17) defeated Fairfield-Liverpool 7-110 (A Kapila 3-10) by 23 runs at Owen Earle Oval, Richmond. Manly-Warringah 7-131 (O Davies 50, JW Foster 30, M Wright 3-33, R Meppem 2-12) lost to Gordon 5-136 (G Winsor 46no, L Barnsley 43, AMA Cahlin 25) by 5 wickets at Manly Oval. Sutherland 5-175 (AE Bariol 61, AP Waugh 54, S Khan 37, B Knox 3-39, F May 2-33) defeated UTS North Sydney 7- 142 (TL Reynolds 68, A Fallins 3-27, JA Brown 2-20) by 23 runs at Bon Andrews Oval, North Sydney. Randwick Petersham 4-118 (MJ Calder 61no, R McElduff 2-21) defeated Sydney University 87 (J Wood 2-11, J Mahony-Brack 2-18, B Kenzie 2-18, A Deller 2-21) by 31 runs at St Paul’s Oval, Sydney University. Sydney 5-109 (HJ Manenti 43no, AA Naqvi 2-18, V Viswanathan 2-22) lost to Blacktown 2-110 (JAS Gauci 45no, TT Flynn-Duncombe 30, J Cheema 26) by 8 wickets at Drummoyne Oval. Round 4 – 21 October 2018 Campbelltown-Camden 98 (C Dummer 29, N Doyle 5-10, L Hearne 2-16) lost to Mosman 3-100 (AJ Adlam 31, A Ison 2-6) by 7 wickets at Raby No.1 Oval. Penrith 7-132 (RP Hackney 30, GW Furrer 2-24) lost to Eastern Suburbs 2-133 (BJH Holt 51no, S Hall 46) by 8 wickets at Waverley Oval. Hawkesbury 7-112 (R Lipowicz 32no, M Kennedy 3-21, DJ Bennett 2-26) lost to St George 6-113 (B Nikitaras 37, M Gray 37, M Farquharson 2-17, N Radhakrishnan 2-22) by 4 wickets at Owen Earle Oval, Richmond. UNSW 8-157 (HC Brook 81, VA Hreszczuk 35, A Somerville 2-29, A Bain 2-30) defeated Manly-Warringah 7-147 (M Brewster 34, I Vumbaca 29, A Somerville 25, BD Hudson 4-20, MT Law 2-18) by 10 runs at Manly Oval. Gordon 7-160 (M Roberts 67, L Barnsley 35, J Bekis 31, J Hardy 2-17, RG van Kemenade 2-25) defeated UTS North Sydney 8-148 (RG van Kemenade 76, G Winsor 2-24, O Sutton 2-31) by 12 runs at Bon Andrews Oval, North Sydney. Western Suburbs 4-132 (Z Shamsi 55no, C Blaxall-Hill 41) lost to Sydney University 1-135 (R McElduff 72no, VK George 41) by 9 wickets at St Paul’s Oval, Sydney University. Sydney 7-101 (HJ Manenti 27, JD Hiley 3-14) lost to Northern District 3-102 (JH Anderson 46) by 7 wickets at Drummoyne Oval. Round 5 – 28 October 2018 Fairfield-Liverpool 6-81 (Y Sharma 29, J Moors 3-11) lost to St George 6-82 (A Kate 2-11) by 4 wickets at Rosedale Oval, Warwick Farm. Western Suburbs 3-120 (N Broes 60no, M Chamberlain 29) lost to Mosman 2-121 (L Hearne 46no, WE Buttleman 32no) by 8 wickets at Allan Border Oval, Mosman. Northern District 5-149 (JD Shelley 58, WD Fort 39, A Kapila 3-21) defeated Hawkesbury 7-120 (R Mizzi 56, TW Gray 4-13, A Singh 2-25) by 29 runs at Mark Taylor Oval, Waitara. Parramatta 4-124 (N Bateup 35, J Workman 31, JA Clinton 29no, J Nisbet 2-30) defeated Sydney 9-100 (HJ Manenti 28, T Mullen 26, B Roughan 2-4, O Simonsen 2-24, J Workman 2-26) by 24 runs at Old Kings Oval, Parramatta. Penrith 6-184 (H Railz 80, T Liddiard 76, B Simpson 4-36) defeated Bankstown 138 (BJ Taylor 48, R Clark 30no, D Hayes 26, H Railz 3-29, A Burton 3-33, R Fletcher 2-17) by 46 runs at Howell Oval, Penrith. Sutherland 6-115 (J Arnold 25no, J Wood 2-12) lost to Randwick Petersham 5-117 (J Mahony-Brack 41, MJ Calder 27, AP Waugh 2-8, J Horner 2-18) by 5 wickets at Coogee Oval. Round 6 – 28 October 2018 Fairfield-Liverpool 8-85 (Y Sharma 25, A Bain 3-15, JW Foster 2-18) defeated Manly-Warringah 83 (JW Foster 28, J Baraba 2-13, R Allington 2-17) by 2 runs at Rosedale Oval, Warwick Farm. Campbelltown-Camden 8-151 (A Ison 57, O Robinson 40, J Plom 2-22, M Wright 2-25, R Meppem 2-25) defeated Gordon 9-111 (M Roberts 31, T Sangha 3-24, SP Skelly 2-11) by 40 runs at Chatswood Oval. Mosman 5-159 (EA Eales 79, AJ Adlam 29, WE Buttleman 27, B Knox 2-29) defeated UTS North Sydney 96 (BJ Walsh 46, EA Eales 2-11, D Habib 2-17, L Hearne 2-25) by 63 runs at Allan Border Oval, Mosman. Northern District 6-143 (JR Harris 61no, JD Shelley 36, VA Hreszczuk 2-19, TJ Scoble 2-22, MT Law 2-42) lost to UNSW 5-145 (HC Brook 36, JR Attenborough 30, TW Gray 3-33) by 5 wickets at Mark Taylor Oval, Waitara.
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