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TARUN NETHULA At the start of the 1992 Cricket world Cup I convinced my parents I had a “tummy ache” in order to watch India’s first game at the World Cup. As a 10 year old boy living in Hyderabad, Southern India, I fell in love with the game instantly. Growing up I never played BYC or beach cricket as we didn’t have a backyard in our house nor a beach in Hyderabad. So it was the rooftop that was transformed into the MCG with loud, noisy rooftop cricket and my cousin emulating our heroes from the World cup. We bickered and quarrelled over every run and wicket as only kids can. Looking back, I suppose this was where I formed my very competitive spirit. Finally I convinced my dad to enrol me at a cricket club. So glad he did!!! Having tried my hand at keeping and fast bowling, it was time for some SPIN!!! The more cricket you play the better you get as a cricketer and trust me, you will realise your own special talents as you experiment. We moved to NZ in 1995 and the rest, as they say, is History. Every time I play, I strive to be the best I can be and I use it as an opportunity to contribute to the success of the team I play for, be it BYC, club cricket or the Aces. Family support played a huge part in my enjoyment and success, therefore I urge all parents to support their child in their pursuit of their passion…. Here’s hoping that passion is Cricket!!!!! Tarun Nethula 4 www.facebook.com/CricketExpressNZwww.cricketexpress.co.nz www.aucklandcricket.co.nz / www.cricketexpress.co.nz COMPETITION CONTACTS Junior Competitions Administrator - CANCELLATIONS Jimmy van der Colk The Auckland Cricket website HEADING Email: [email protected] www.aucklandcricket.co.nz should be Mobile: 027 714 6160 the first port of call for all cancellation Rules Arbiter information. Cancellation notices for all COMPETITION CONTACTS Jimmy van der Colk : 027 714 6160 morning Cricket Express Junior Leagues and Kath Geaney : 021 370 390 Junior Girls will be posted on the website by 7.00am. DRAWS AND RESULTS The cancellations page can be found on the All draws and results can be viewed online at home page of the Auckland Cricket website. the Auckland Cricket website Cancellation notices for Year 8 and Year 7 www.aucklandcricket.co.nz by clicking on Premier will be posted on the website by the ‘Fixtures/Club Cricket’ tab in the main 10.00am. menu. RULES ARBITER The Rules Arbiter will promptly, by mobile phone availability, provide decisions on Playing Conditions or Spirit of Cricket issues arising during the course of play to try and avoid any subsequent debate or dispute. In the event that the Rules Arbiter is unavailable on mobile phone, contact the Club Cricket Administrator. He will receive and rule on written issues arising during the season and will rule on points penalties (if any) should this be relevant to a rules breach.The Arbiter’s decision is final, binding and non-negotiable. All participating clubs and schools agree to be bound by these guidelines and decisions of the Arbiter. www.facebook.com/CricketExpressNZ www.aucklandcricket.co.nz / www.cricketexpress.co.nz 5 CLUB CONTACTS East Coast Bays Auckland University www.eastcoastbayscricket.co.nz CLUB CONTACTS www.aucc.co.nz Club Manager Club Manager Mark Smith 027 201 8424 Richard Walker 027 424 1880 Junior Chairman Junior Club Captain Howard Thompson 021 284 3097 Damien Poppelwell 021 480 706 Nicholas Runnalls 021 241 5197 Year 8 Garry Ivill 021 494 949 Year 8 Chris Thorley 021 722 052 Year 7 Franz Molamure 027 433 1332 Year 7 James Ross 021 077 9141 Julie Landry 021 895 098 Year 6 Tim Sinclair 027 249 0437 Year 6 Jonathan Hulme 027 207 7032 Birkenhead City www.birkenheadcricket.co.nz Eden Roskill Club Manager www.edenroskillcricket.co.nz Sabina Croll 022 311 8695 Club Manager Junior Chairman Hament Kasanji 027 625 9932 Stacey Nicholas 027 481 6640 Junior Chairman Year 8 Stacey Nicholas 027 481 6640 Prakash Ramasubramaniam 027 437 6574 Year 7 Stacey Nicholas 027 481 6640 Year 8 Pankaj Saxena 021 184 5203 Year 6 Stacey Nicholas 027 481 6640 Year 7 Pushkar Kulkami 021 273 4337 Year 6 Raj Malkani 021 132 7670 Cornwall www.cornwallcricket.co.nz Ellerslie www.ellersliecricket.co.nz Club Manager Dean Bartlett 021 0255 7484 Club Manager Junior Chairman Cameron Rope 027 212 4856 Jeremy Dunlop 021 938 219 Junior Chairman Year 8 Jules Averill 027 655 6025 Shane Wilson 027 479 3455 Year 7 Jeremy Dunlop 021 938 219 Year 8 Shane Wilson 027 479 3455 Year 6 Megan Bosnich 029 838 8855 Year 7 Shane Wilson 027 479 3455 Year 6 Shane Wilson 027 479 3455 6 www.facebook.com/CricketExpressNZwww.cricketexpress.co.nz www.aucklandcricket.co.nz / www.cricketexpress.co.nz CLUB CONTACTS Grafton United Kumeu www.graftoncricket.co.nz www.kumeucricket.co.nz Club Manager Club Secretary Adrian Smith 021 662 141 Angeline Nobilo 022 043 4614 Junior Chairman Junior Chairman Glenn Horne 027 499 7008 Angeline Nobilo 022 043 4614 Year 8 Charlie Smith 021 662 183 Year 8 Angeline Nobilo 022 043 4614 CONTACTS CLUB Year 7 Philly Irvine 027 421 4741 Year 7 Angeline Nobilo 022 043 4614 Year 6 Leanne Cranefield 021 311 148 Year 6 Angeline Nobilo 022 043 4614 Hibiscus Coast www.hibiscuscricket.co.nz North Shore www.northshorecricket.co.nz Club Secretary Jana Seibt 027 351 1823 Club Manager Junior Chairman Bruce Warner 021 625 233 Mike Frost 021 757 919 Junior Chairman Year 8 Mike Frost 021 757 919 Steve Pleciak 021 483 549 Mark Lowans 021 442 087 Year 8 Liz Chambers 021 541 766 Year 7 Mike Frost 021 757 919 Year 7 John Stroobant 027 281 1748 Mark Lowans 021 442 087 Year 6 Shawn Lewis 021 989 146 Year 6 Mike Frost 021 757 919 Mark Lowans 021 442 087 Papatoetoe Howick Pakuranga www.papatoetoecricket.co.nz www.hpcc.org.nz Club Manager Simon Poole 027 628 2483 Club Manager Gary Parker-Nance 022 639 2515 Junior Chairman Simon Poole 027 628 2483 Junior Chairperson Christine Paranthoiene 021 490 491 Year 8 Simon Poole 027 628 2483 Year 8 Tom Ireland 021 489 839 Year 7 Simon Poole 027 628 2483 Year 7 Sho-ayb Lambat 021 115 2534 Year 6 Simon Poole 027 628 2483 Year 6 Sean Wessells 021 771 206 www.facebook.com/CricketExpressNZ www.aucklandcricket.co.nz / www.cricketexpress.co.nz 7 CLUB CONTACTS Takapuna Parnell www.takapunacricket.co.nz CLUB CONTACTS www.parnellcricket.co.nz Club Manager Amita Weerakoon 027 336 3363 Club Manager Steve Hurdley 021 0272 6639 Junior Chairman Mike McCarthy 021 364 848 Junior Chairman Peter Speakman 021 854 642 Year 8 Mike McCarthy 021 364 848 Year 8 Michele Sang 021 659 816 Year 7 Mark Avis 021 979 027 Year 7 Andrew Bell 021 248 1921 Year 6 Mike McCarthy 021 364 848 Year 6 Kate Wilson 021 750 530 Waitakere City Suburbs New Lynn www.waitakerecricket.co.nz www.suburbsnewlynncricket.org.nz Club Manager Club Manager Mabel Todd 021 0256 0181 Ross Hick 021 355 138 Junior Chairman Junior Chairman Stephen Osborne 027 432 8038 Year 8 Maline Toma 021 0222 7540 Year 8 Dean Blackwood 027 474 0872 Year 7 Maline Toma 021 0222 7540 Year 7 Sean Devoy 021 241 8479 Year 6 Maline Toma 021 0222 7540 Year 6 Mark Hooper 021 745 289 AUCKLAND CRICKET DISCLAIMER Risks associated with playing cricket. Auckland Cricket along with its clubs, Participants are reminded that their strives to manage all cricket activities participation is entirely voluntary. in the most prudent manner possible Auckland Cricket and its clubs assume and gives due care and attention no responsibility for injuries received to the safe running of competitions during participation in Auckland under its control. However, due Cricket competitions. Personal injury to the inherent risk of accident or sustained while playing in Auckland injury in any sporting activity, it is the Cricket competitions is covered by responsibility of each participant to ACC and any insurance claims be aware that there are assumed risks should be directed to them. involved in participation. 8 www.facebook.com/CricketExpressNZwww.cricketexpress.co.nz www.aucklandcricket.co.nz / www.cricketexpress.co.nz ACA COACHING PHILOSOPHY HEADING Every coach should have a coaching This means that the coach is not philosophy. A coach’s philosophy judged on the result of the game. provides an underlying basis on what The real test is if the players are smiling, COACHING PHILOSOPHY and how to coach and should be looking forward to coming back next flexible enough to cater to the needs week, learning, improving and playing of all players within the team. hard and competitively but fairly. The following ACA Coaching Our predominant approach to coaching Philosophy provides a framework is one of empowerment rather than a or a set of guidelines on which prescriptive style. coaches can develop their own The coach should set up situations individual philosophies. which encourage players to solve As coaches, we are there for each of problems and share the ownership of our players. Decisions are made in the team by allowing players to have the best interests of the players first a role in decision making. The result of and foremost. 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