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NZ Cricket Museum Cricket Wellington Annual Report 2013-14 Proudly supporting Cricket Wellington Contents of Cricket Wellington Annual Report 2013-2014 Funding ...................................................................................................... 2 Wellington Club Cricket .......................................................................... 3 Office Bearers ........................................................................................... 4 President’s Report ................................................................................... 5 Chief Executive’s Report ........................................................................ 6 Luke Woodcock – 100 Matches .......................................................... 9 Brendon McCullum’s 302 ....................................................................10 Eastern Suburbs’ Treble ....................................................................... 11 World Cup Reunion ...............................................................................12 Members ..................................................................................................13 International Cricket ..............................................................................14 Wellington Firebirds ...............................................................................16 Wellington Blaze.....................................................................................19 Norwood Awards ...................................................................................21 Women’s Cricketer of the Year ...........................................................22 Men’s Cricketer of the Year ..................................................................23 Firebirds & Blaze Team Photos .........................................................24 High Performance .................................................................................25 Provincial A ..............................................................................................28 Under 21 Women...................................................................................30 Under 19 Men .........................................................................................31 Under 17 Boys ........................................................................................32 Secondary Schoolgirls .........................................................................33 Wellington Zone Tournament ..............................................................34 Community Cricket ................................................................................36 College Cricket .......................................................................................38 Women’s Club & Secondary School Cricket .................................39 Wilkinson Awards ..................................................................................41 Men’s Club Cricket ................................................................................42 Umpires and Scorers ............................................................................46 Wanderers Cricket Club .......................................................................48 NZ Cricket Museum ..............................................................................49 Basin Reserve Trust ..............................................................................50 Obituaries ................................................................................................51 Wellington Cricket Trust .......................................................................52 Finance Committee ...............................................................................53 Accounts ..................................................................................................54 Statistical Information ............................................................................63 Honours Board .......................................................................................70 2014-15 Schedules ................................................................................71 Acknowledgements: Design and print by: Apex Print & Design Photos courtesy of: Photosport, Mike Lewis and Dave Lintott Editing: Todd Foster Statistics: Ian Smith Obituaries courtesy of: Carey Clements and Dave Gillespie Contents Funding Partners Norwood Trust Commercial Partners 2. Cricket Wellington • Annual Report 2013/14 Wellington Club Cricket The backbone of our game Cricket Wellington acknowledges the contribution of the many volunteer club administrators who form the backbone of the game in our region. Their passion and commitment to the delivery and future growth of cricket in our community is highly valued by everyone involved in our sport. Brooklyn Cricket Club Petone-Riverside Cricket Club Chairman Allan Prangnell Chairman Allan Hewson Junior Convener Matthew Roche Junior Convener Mark James Eastbourne Cricket Club Sikh Sports Club Chairman Ian Gordan Chairman Preetam Kalsi Junior Convener Michael Ferrier Sri Lankan Sports Club Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club Chairman Nal Ariyawansa Chairman Tom Jamieson Junior Convener Marty Brooky Stokes Valley Cricket Club Chairman Brendan Wood Hutt Districts Cricket Club Junior Convener Julie Scanlon Chairman Dave Harle Junior Convener Doug Davies Taita District Cricket Club Chairman Gary Gosper Johnsonville Cricket Club Junior Convenor David Gillespie Chairman Julian Allen Junior Convener Liza Anderson Te Aroha Cricket Club Chairman Mark Stratford Karori Cricket Club Chairman David Templeton Upper Hutt United Cricket Club Junior Convener Rhys Nimmo Chairman Glen Taylor Junior Convenor Kelvin Jones Naenae Old Boys Cricket Club Chairman Matthew Salter Victoria University Cricket Club Chairman Colin Owens North City Cricket Club Junior Convener Colin Owens Chairman Eliott Brookes Porirua Junior Convener Kevin Findlay Wainuiomata Cricket Club Tawa Tim Cockle Chairman Stephen Dransfield Junior Convener Sunny Chan North Park Cricket Club Chairman John Bradbury Wellington Collegians Cricket Club Chairman Alan Orpin Onslow Cricket Club Junior Convener Grant Richardson Chairman David Ireland Junior Convener Anthony Tuck Wellington Indian Sports Club Chairman Ketan Patel Junior Convener Mahesh Kanji Cricket Wellington - Annual Report 2013/14 3. Office Bearers 2013-2014 Patron Sir Ron Brierley President A D McBeth Immediate Past President M F Quigg Life Members Sir Ron Brierley; E J Chatfield MBE; L E Cooper; B S Gibson; M A Horsley; A R Isaac; P M McCaw; Ms P F McKelvey CNZM, MBE; B D Morrison; J F M Morrison MNZM; D O Neely MNZM, MBE; I Smith, I N Taylor; I D Wells OBE (dec); P J Wright Past Presidents D O Neely MNZM, MBE, 1999-2002; B A G Murray QSO, 2004-2008, M F Quigg, 2009-2013 Vice Presidents W T Armstrong; K H Baker; R T Barber; R B P Beale; T J Borren; J A Burke; T J Castle; D H Catley MNZM; W N Chamberlain; I B Clulee; D J Cook; D E A Copps; P J Dawson; A E Dick; B A Edgar; T G Evans; C G Ferguson; B P Fitzgerald; R H Gall; D H Goodall; S M Hall; P F Hampton; D V Hannah; D G Head; M R Heissenbuttel; G M Hooper; M A Horsley; D H Housden; A R Isaac; T E Jeffries; G F Kelly; R S Kirton; D M Locke; W M Loewenthal; A D McBeth; K R Macdonald; T G McMahon; G S Martin; W T Martin MBE; R A S Mitchell; B D Morrison; J F M Morrison MNZM; B H Nightingale; M H Peters; I L Possenniskie; M F Quigg; J R Reid OBE; T J Rigby MNZM; I G Robertson; P J Ross; M B Sherlock; I Smith; K F H Smith; R W Smith; M M Spring; J E Stribling; R A Swain; B R Taylor; J J Terris QSO; P Tindill; E A Watkin; I D Wells OBE (dec); S J Woodward Honorary Cricket Members R T Barber; P T Barton; G P Bilby; R W Blair; B W Cederwall; E J Chatfield MBE; M J Coles; R O Collinge; J V Coney; A E Cooper; B A Edgar; E J Gray; J E Harris; C J Nevin; P D Kinsella; G R Larsen; M A M Lewis MNZM; P F McKelvey CNZM, MBE; T G McMahon; E B McSweeney; H A Morgan; B D Morrison; J F M Morrison MNZM; B A G Murray QSO; G A Newdick; R G Petrie; J R Reid OBE; T D Ritchie; B W Sinclair; B D Smith; R W Smith; B R Taylor; I J Therkleson; R G Twose; R H Vance; J D Wells Wellington Cricket Trustees Sir John Anderson KBE (Chairman); Sir Ron Brierley; L E Cooper; P M McCaw; D O Neely MNZM, MBE Board P A Garty (Chairman); N A Blair; S M Fyfe; P M Chandler; S E Morrison; B Pepperell MBE; R J Suhr CRICKET WELLINGTON STAFF Chief Executive Peter Clinton Finance Controller Rowena Hensman Commercial Manager Bryan Dickinson Marketing and Membership Executive Kirsty Merrett Operations Executive Hannah Bedford WSC Programmes and Coaching Administrator Ivan Tissera Community Cricket Manager Chris Nevin Coaching Director Mark Borthwick Competitions Administrator Nick Hogan College Cricket Coordinator Rhys Morgan Junior Cricket Coordinator Michael Parlane Women’s Cricket Coordinator Eimear Richardson White Ferns Development Officers Sian Ruck and Sophie Devine Director of Cricket Robbie Kerr Firebirds’ Coach Jamie Siddons Firebirds’ Assistant Coach Glenn Pocknall Firebirds’ Bowling Coach Brent Arnel Honorary Legal Counsel Honorary Statistician Honorary Medical Officer John Greenwood LL.B Ian Smith Dr Ian Murphy MB ChB FACSP 4. 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