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Australian Capital Territory Twenty20 Statistical Guide -2019/20 Australian Capital Territory Twenty20 Statistical Guide -2019/20 by Adam Morehouse 0 This is a statistical guide for matches played in the Australian Capital Territory Twenty20 Competitions from 2004/05 until 2018/19. This guide is correct at the time of publication. There are some matches where scorecards or part of scorecards were not published or have not seen the light of day. These matches therefore have not been included. This guide has been designed for use by the media, selectors and others connected with ACT Cricket. No part of this guide can be reproduced, copied or used in any other publication without the prior consent of the author, Adam Morehouse. © 2019 Adam Morehouse 1 Finals Season Venue Winner Runner Up Margin 2004/05 West Belconnen Leagues North Canberra-Gungahlin Eastlake 1 wicket 2005/06 Kingston Oval Weston Creek Eastlake 23 runs 2006/07 Manuka Oval Tuggeranong Valley Queanbeyan 10 wickets 2007/08 Kingston Oval Western District-UC Queanbeyan 5 wickets 2008/09 Stirling Oval Queanbeyan Weston Creek 2 wickets 2009/10 Tournament abandoned 2010/11 Manuka Oval Tuggeranong Valley Queanbeyan 80 runs 2011/12 Manuka Oval Queanbeyan Tuggeranong Valley 15 runs (D/L) 2012/13 Kingston Oval Albury Wodonga Weston Creek 2 wickets 2013/14 Manuka Oval Western District-UC Albury Wodonga 42 runs 2014/15 Manuka Oval North Canberra-Gungahlin Queanbeyan 6 wickets 2015/16 Manuka Oval Queanbeyan Weston Creek Molonglo 2 runs 2016/17 Manuka Oval Weston Creek Molonglo Tuggeranong Valley 11 runs 2017/18 Manuka Oval Western District-UC Weston Creek Molonglo 8 wickets 2018/19 Phillip Oval Tuggeranong Valley Ginninderra 14 runs Team Records P W T NR L % Win ACT Under 19s 13 4 1 0 8 30.77 Albury Wodonga 28 16 0 0 12 57.14 ANU 43 15 0 0 28 34.88 City & Suburban 7 0 0 0 7 0.00 Eastlake 43 13 1 0 29 30.23 Ginninderra 46 15 1 0 30 30.61 Illawarra 6 3 0 0 3 50.00 Leeton 13 1 0 0 12 7.69 Newcastle 10 3 1 0 6 30.00 North Canberra-Gungahlin 46 20 2 0 23 43.48 Queanbeyan 59 39 0 1 19 66.10 South Coast 10 1 0 0 9 10.00 Tuggeranong Valley 53 34 1 0 17 64.15 Wagga Wagga 7 2 1 0 4 28.57 Western District-UC 52 36 0 0 16 69.23 Weston Creek Molonglo 62 40 2 1 19 64.51 2 Leading ACT Twenty20 Statistics Most Matches 51 HD Medhurst (Weston Creek Molonglo) 49 JR Dean (Queanbeyan, Weston Creek Molonglo) 46 M Spaseski (Queanbeyan, Eastlake) 46 SR Taylor (Queanbeyan, ACT Under 19s, Weston Creek Molonglo) 45 JA Cooke (Western District-UC) 44 V Dukoski (Queanbeyan, Eastlake) 43 MI Barrington-Smith (Tuggeranong Valley, ACT Under 19s) 42 ST Devoy (Tuggeranong Valley) 42 BS Dean (Queanbeyan, Tuggeranong Valley, Weston Creek Molonglo, Western District-UC) 41 DJ Solway (Queanbeyan, ACT Under 19s) 41 BJ Duffy (Western District-UC) 38 MD Bennett (ANU, Weston Creek Molonglo) 38 EJ Bartlett (Wagga Wagga, Western District-UC) 37 MD Solway (Queanbeyan, ACT Under 19s) 36 MA Higgs (Queanbeyan) 35 DMR Bloomfield (Wagga Wagga, N.Canberra-Gungahlin, ACT Under 19s, Weston Creek Molonglo) 34 AJ Tett (Tuggeranong Valley, Eastlake) 34 TL Floros (Tuggeranong Valley, ACT Under 19s) 32 LA Ryan (Queanbeyan, ACT Under 19s, Tuggeranong Valley, Ginninderra) 31 CA Suidgeest (Ginninderra, ACT Under 19s) 31 CG Taylor (ACT Under 19s, Western District-UC) 30 TM Coggan (Queanbeyan, North Canberra-Gungahlin, ACT Under 19s) 29 DM Riley (Western District-UC) 27 DA Southwell (Queanbeyan) 27 AG Rhynehart (Weston Creek) 27 DJ Richards (Western District-UC) 27 BS Oakley (Western District-UC) 27 HF Bryant (Weston Creek, ACT Under 19s) 26 BL Field (Weston Creek) 26 LP Rutzou (North Canberra-Gungahlin) 26 MA McGann (Western District-UC) 26 NL Owen (Ginninderra) 26 PK O’Malvaney (ACT Under 19s, Eastlake) 26 RTT Healy (Ginninderra) 26 HP Page (City & Suburban, North Canberra-Gungahlin, Eastlake) 25 MP Winter (Eastlake) 25 SWR Murn (Weston Creek, ANU) 25 OW Chivers (ANU) 25 RW Trickett (Weston Creek Molonglo, Eastlake) 24 PG O’Callaghan (Eastlake) 24 MI Wescombe (Eastlake, Tuggeranong Valley) 24 WM Clunes (Ginninderra, Wagga Wagga, Weston Creek Molonglo) 24 AT Stead (ANU) 24 T Ball (Albury Wodonga) 24 CP Ryan (Weston Creek Molonglo) 24 AP Barnett (North Canberra-Gungahlin) 24 LL Shivakkumar (ACT Under 19s, Queanbeyan, ANU) 24 ML Floros (Tuggeranong Valley, ACT Under 19s) 23 BC Wilson (Weston Creek Molonglo) 23 AJ Polhill (Western District-UC, ACT Under 19s) 23 L Christian (ACT Under 19s, Ginninderra) 23 AJ Heading (Queanbeyan, Weston Creek Molonglo) 23 MJ Delaney (Ginninderra, Weston Creek Molonglo) 23 MT Minns (ACT Under 19s, Weston Creek Molonglo, Western District-UC) 22 SA Fahey (Queanbeyan) 22 JM Haywood (Tuggeranong Valley) 22 R Starr (ANU) 22 CM Devoy (Tuggeranong Valley) 22 JJ Corbett (ACT Under 19s, Western District-UC, Queanbeyan) 3 Most Victories Player M NR Lost Wins Win% JR Dean (Qbn, WCM) 49 1 11 75.51 37 HD Medhurst (WCM) 51 2 17 62.75 32 BS Dean (Qbn, TV, WCM, WDUC) 42 1 10 73.81 31 JA Cooke (WDUC) 45 - 14 68.89 31 V Dukoski (Qbn, Elk) 44 - 14 68.18 30 SR Taylor (U19, Qbn, WCM) 46 2 14 65.22 30 MA Higgs (Qbn) 36 1 6 80.56 29 ST Devoy (TV) 41 2 10 70.73 29 BJ Duffy (U19, WDUC) 41 1 12 68.29 28 MI Barrington-Smith (U19, TV) 43 2 13 65.12 28 M Spaseski (Qbn, Elk) 46 - 18 60.87 28 EJ Bartlett (WW, WDUC) 38 1 11 68.42 26 DJ Solway (U19, Qbn) 41 2 14 60.98 25 DA Southwell (Qbn) 27 - 6 77.78 21 TL Floros (TV, U19) 34 2 11 61.76 21 DMR Bloomfield (WW, U19, NCG, WCM) 35 2 12 60.00 21 MD Solway (Qbn, U19) 37 1 15 56.76 21 DJ Richards (WDUC) 27 - 7 74.07 20 BS Oakley (WDUC) 27 - 7 74.07 20 CG Taylor (U19, WDUC) 31 - 11 64.52 20 RW Trickett (WCM, Elk) 25 - 6 76.00 19 DM Riley (WDUC) 28 - 9 67.86 19 MA McGann (WDUC) 26 - 8 69.23 18 AG Rhynehart (WCM) 27 1 8 66.67 18 AJ Polhill (U19, WDUC) 23 - 6 73.91 17 M Curtale (Qbn) 21 1 4 76.19 16 CM Devoy (TV) 22 1 5 72.73 16 JJ Corbett (U19, WDUC, Qbn) 22 - 6 72.73 16 LA Ryan (U19, Qbn, TV, Ginn) 32 1 15 50.00 16 MD Bennett (ANU, WCM) 38 1 21 42.11 16 Highest Winning Percentage Player M NR Lost Wins Win% JI Slater (U19, WCM) 11 - 1 90.91 10 S Mackie (Qbn) 15 - 2 86.67 13 J Tonkin (AW) 11 - 2 81.82 9 MA Higgs (Qbn) 36 1 6 80.56 29 VD Bennett (WDUC, TV) 15 - 3 80.00 12 TM Seaman (TV) 10 - 2 80.00 8 JJD Smith (WDUC) 19 - 4 78.95 15 DA Southwell (Qbn) 27 - 6 77.78 21 M Curtale (Qbn) 21 1 4 76.19 16 RW Trickett (WCM, Elk) 25 - 6 76.00 19 JR Dean (Qbn, WCM) 49 1 11 75.51 37 CS Osborne (TV) 12 - 3 75.00 9 LDP Scammell (Qbn, AW) 12 - 3 75.00 9 MB Wright (WCM) 12 1 2 75.00 9 DJ Richards (WDUC) 27 - 7 74.07 20 BS Oakley (WDUC) 27 - 7 74.07 20 AJ Polhill (U19, WDUC) 23 - 6 73.91 17 BS Dean (Qbn, TV, WCM, WDUC) 42 1 10 73.81 31 A Ayre (ANU, U19, Qbn) 19 - 5 73.68 14 CM Devoy (TV) 22 1 5 72.73 16 JJ Corbett (U19, WDUC, Qbn) 22 - 6 72.73 16 S Lang (TV, C&S) 11 - 3 72.73 8 JW Rogers (WCM) 21 1 5 71.43 15 SC Thornton (TV, U19) 14 - 4 71.43 10 ST Devoy (TV) 41 2 10 70.73 29 LJ Bulkeley (Ginn, WCM) 10 - 3 70.00 7 M Grocott (Qbn) 10 1 2 70.00 7 BC Floros (TV) 10 1 2 70.00 7 BD Macdonald (WDUC) 10 - 3 70.00 7 NS Ada (WDUC) 10 - 3 70.00 7 4 Leading Run Scorers Player M I NO HS 50 100 Avge Runs JR Dean (Qbn, WCM) 49 47 7 108* 13 3 45.75 1830 MA Higgs (Qbn) 36 36 5 105* 10 1 37.87 1174 M Spaseski (Qbn, Elk) 46 38 10 104* 4 1 37.36 1046 HD Medhurst (WCM) 51 38 6 64* 2 - 27.66 885 EJ Bartlett (WDUC) 38 38 2 74 5 - 23.94 862 MD Bennett 38 35 10 80* 2 - 33.84 846 BS Dean (Qbn, TV, WCM, WDUC) 42 37 3 102 1 1 22.50 765 JA Cooke (WDUC) 45 38 3 60 2 - 21.60 756 DJ Richards (WDUC) 27 26 2 73 4 - 27.92 670 DJ Solway (U19, Qbn) 41 35 6 61 2 - 21.90 635 MI Barrington-Smith (TV, U19) 43 38 10 44* - - 22.18 621 JM Haywood (TV) 22 22 2 111* 3 1 30.55 611 BL Field (WC) 26 25 4 78* 5 - 29.05 610 MI Wescombe (Elk, TV) 24 24 2 91 3 - 27.00 594 R Starr (ANU) 22 21 - 81 4 - 28.24 593 V Dukoski (Qbn, Elk) 44 38 2 69 4 - 16.39 590 ML Floros (TV, U19) 24 23 1 122* 2 1 26.14 575 AJ Heading (Qbn, WCM) 23 23 5 73* 5 - 31.50 567 A Ayre (ANU, U19, Qbn) 19 18 3 97 2 - 37.33 560 AJ Hewitt (WDUC) 19 19 3 90 2 - 34.44 551 ST Devoy (TV) 42 34 7 81 3 - 20.22 546 JW Rogers (WCM) 21 21 5 72* 2 - 32.31 517 TL Floros (TV, U19) 34 27 3 101* 1 1 21.33 512 T Ball (AW) 24 24 3 56 1 - 21.86 459 AJ Tett (TV, Elk) 34 30 3 49 - - 16.63 449 AT Stead (ANU) 24 22 - 75 2 - 20.00 440 M Gawthrop (U19, Newc, Elk) 15 15 1 67 4 - 30.93 433 JI Nicoll (Elk, WCM) 20 18 7 57 1 - 39.09 430 D Upward (Ginn, U19) 16 16 1 65 4 - 28.47 427 BR McClintock (Newc, U19, WDUC) 13 13 2 68 4 - 38.36 422 SR Taylor (U19, Qbn, WCM) 46 29 4 75* 2 - 16.12 403 F Kasteni (ANU) 10 10 2 74 4 - 49.75 398 AG Rhynehart (WCM) 27 27 3 56 2 - 16.17 388 NL Owen (Ginn) 26 21 5 54 1 - 23.88 382 OW Chivers (ANU) 25 24 1 48* - - 16.48 379 RTT Healy (Ginn) 26 22 4 52* 1 - 20.72 373 C Brown (WCM) 17 15 2 80 3 - 28.38 369 CG Taylor (U19, WDUC) 31 27 7 42 - - 17.00 340 MJ Delaney (Ginn, WCM) 23 20 3 41* - - 19.88 338 BJ Winkler (NCG) 14 14 1 59 2 - 25.46 331 A Sharma (TV, Ginn) 18 17 2 59* 1 - 21.93 329 BJ Taylor (NCG) 15 13 3 79* 2 - 32.50 325 PG O'Callaghan (Elk) 24 23 1 53 1 - 14.41 317 L Christian (U19, Ginn) 23 21 5 56 1 - 19.75 316 SP Carters (WDUC) 14 13 5 49* - - 38.88 311 SWR Murn (WCM, ANU) 25 25 5 54 1 - 15.10 302 DJ Leerdam (WCM, ANU) 18 15 4 56* 1 - 27.36 301 TM Coggan (NCG) 18 15 5 49* - - 29.50 295 AW Glover (NCG, Elk) 9 9 3 56 2 - 48.33 290 LL Shivakkumar (U19, Qbn, ANU) 24 22 1 89 1 - 13.67 287 A Nichkawde (ANU, U19) 15 15 1 52 2 - 20.29 284 P Sachdeva (NCG, Ginn) 19 17 1 46* - - 17.31 277 THO Vane-Tempest (TV) 18 17 3 35 - - 19.57 274 M Curtale (Qbn) 21 15 4 99* 1 - 24.82 273 RW Trickett (WCM, Elk) 25 24 6 40 - - 14.83 267 SA Fahey (Qbn) 22 21 2 54 1 - 13.58
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