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‘The Baggy Maroon’ 6 times BDCA Junior Club Champions. Current Under 11 Premiers and Junior Club Champions Issue 9 Season 17-18 http://stchristopherscc.nsw.cricket.com.au/ 16 December 2017 COMEDY FOR A CAUSE - SAINTS CRICKET THIS IS GOING TO BE A SENSATIONAL NIGHT. FOUR COMEDIANS WILL HAVE YOU ROLLING IN THE AISLES! Come along, bring all your friends and club supporters.…… SUPPORT YOUR CLUB & HAVE A GREAT NIGHT AT THE SAME TIME ! Don’t put it off…..purchase your tickets today at comedyforacause.net/SCCC Your club needs your support to keep providing a safe and fun environment for the kids to enjoy their cricket. The funds raised will purchase important equipment and cricket gear for YOUR kids - SO PLEASE SUPPORT YOUR CLUB ! Leave the kids at home as this is and 18 and over event. LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE ! SUPER 8s TOURNAMENT - JACK JARRETT SHIELD SUNDAY 11 FEBRUARY 2018 This is a hugely successful event each year as parents and kids play for bragging and sledging rights in this fun-filled display of cricket talent (?). Several games for each team on the day. Separate games arranged for kids U12 & younger. Teams should start organising their Super 8 team AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Please put this in your calendar now. Any enquiries to [email protected] FOOD AND DRINKS AVAILABLE ON THE DAY. PLEASE SUPPORT YOUR CLUB ! For all your real estate needs....... - Sales & Auctions - Commercial Sales & Management - Property Management - Strata Management - Free Market Appraisals Michael Sleiman & Paul Davis 2/48 Simmons Street, Revesby 9792 2799 www.daystar.com.au Proudly supported by - Daystar First National Real Estate HAVEN’T PAID YOUR FEES YET ? Thanks to all families that have paid their fees already. This season we want to see all rego fees paid ASAP – your club can’t operate as well as it does without these funds to purchase equipment, pay ground hire etc ! If you haven’t paid your fees yet, we need to get all fees paid by EFT THIS WEEK. If you have any problems, let us know as soon as possible. Details are – St Christopher’s Cricket Club BSB 062222 Account no. 1022 9093 Please also include information to identify player and team. eg. U10 Brett Court, Court family etc. Also send email to [email protected] to confirm payment details. Thank you. Minis $ 25 Family (juniors) $210 (2), $255 (3) U9s $ 95 Seniors $165 U10s – U16s $125 SYDNEY THUNDER WIN THE BBL DERBY ! Sensational match at Spotless Stadium on Tuesday this week saw the Sydney Thunder get home in a last-ball win against traditional rivals Sydney Sixers. An impressive 4 for 14 off 4 overs by Sixers Daniel Sams, a former Bankstown Junior and Grade player, was not enough to stop the mighty Thunder. A big-hitting 77 off 46 balls by Shane Watson set up the win. Some late hitting by Arjun Nair and Aiden Blizzard saw Thunder reach the 150 run target with a last-ball single. GO THUNDER ! All fixtures can be found at BBL & WBBL MATCHES SAINTS MINIS Div 1 - Minis Maroon Round 10 Saints Maroon vs Saints Gold Round 11 Saints Maroon vs Bankstown Sports Gold Div 1 - Minis Gold Round 10 Saints Gold vs Saints Maroon Round 11 Saints Gold vs Revesby Heights Div 2 - Minis White Round 10 Saints White vs Revesby Workers Round 11 Saints White vs Panania EH RSL SAINTS UNDER 9s & UNDER 10s Under 9 Maroon Round 10 Saints U9 Maroon vs Bankstown Sports Green Round 11 Saints U9 Maroon vs Panania EH RSL Under 9 Gold Round 10 Saints U9 Gold vs Saints U10 Maroon Round 11 Saints U9 Gold vs Bankstown Sports Blue Under 10 Maroon Round 10 Saints U10 Maroon vs Saints U9 Gold Round 11 Saints U10 Maroon vs Bankstown Sports Gold Under 10 Gold Round 10 Saints U10 Gold vs Bankstown Sports Gold Round 11 Saints U10 Gold vs Saints U10 White Under 10 White Round 10 Saints U10 White vs Bankstown Sports Blue Round 11 Saints U10 White vs Saints U10 Gold Under 11s Round 9 - Revesby Heights U12 6-190 def St Christopher’s U11 140 MyCricket scorecard Our captain, Harley Cutting, started the match in great form. He won the toss, elected to bat and then put on an opening partnership of 43 with Luca Croft. They got us off to a great start and it took a direct hit from square of the wicket to run Harley out. Sadly, our batting fell away under the fast, straight attack of the Hornets, a side that boasts a bevy of representative players, and we found ourselves at 7 for 59 at the break. We bowled and fielded well on day one and put dot ball pressure on the Hornets. They lost wickets at 14 & 17, including a great catch at the wicket to Harley. Kai Allie then made his presence felt, clean bowling one and running out another of their batsmen. At the end of day one they were 4 for 87. The Hornets’ class shone through on day two, with 3 of their batsmen reaching retirement, but a ‘no ball’ call from square leg when one of that 3 was clean bowled first ball was a heart breaker. Bad luck Harry. Luca was on a hat trick when he hit the stumps twice and Matthew led the fielding with some great work behind square, but they were able to reach 190. With just 3 wickets in hand, our batsmen did a great job occupying the crease until the second last over against the best attack in the competition. Kristian Zanbaka 11 and Kai Allie 14 provided great support with Matthew posting 34 not out. Three times this year the Hornets have batted out their overs without losing a wicket. For us to take 6 with just 10 fielders and almost bat through our overs was a great effort. Well done to all. With a wicket, a run out and 14 runs, our man of the match is Kai Allie. Batting: Matthew Fitzgerald 34 no, Luca Croft 16, Harley Cutting 14, Kai Allie 14 Bowling: Luca Croft 2/31 from 5 overs, Kai Allie 1/8 from 4 overs, Zach Agius 1/8 from 4 overs, Harry Divan 1/13 from 4 overs Player of the Match: Kai Allie Under 12s Round 9 - St Christopher’s U12 7-231 def Revesby Workers U11 9-102 MyCricket scorecard A strong bounce back win by the Under 12’s finished the year in a positive manner. The most pleasing aspect was the all round team performance with contributions made from a range of players across the two days. Two stand out performances were from our Men of the Match. Jabir continues to improve his bowling consistency, taking three wickets for just nine runs in his four overs. Seany struck the ball the best he has all season to secure his first 30 rtno. We set an imposing 231 runs with strong contributions from Joshua, Daniel and Baha who needed a six off the last ball to score a half century. Unfortunately, he could only manage to smash it to the boundary for four. Mitchell and Josh supported Jabir’s excellent bowling, also taking three wickets each. A huge thank you to Michael Beattie and Tony Louka for stepping in and doing a great job coaching the boys in my absence. I am very lucky to have such a supportive parent group. Thanks for a great first half of the season and Merry Christmas to all our Saint Chrissy’s families Batting: Baha Dadarkar 49 no, Josh Trevitt 33 no, Daniel Louka 30 no, Sean Woodard 30 no, Cooper Sutton 12 Bowling: Josh Trevitt 3/4, Mitchell Rowles 3/7, Jabir Hossien 3/9 Player of the Match: Sean Woodard and Jabir Hossein PANANIA DIGGERS SUPPORTS SAINTS CRICKET Panania Diggers has kindly agreed to be a major supporter of St Christopher’s Cricket Club again this season by providing Player of the Week Awards for our junior teams, drink vouchers for our thirsty Senior players, as well as free access to venues for our club functions. Panania Diggers has now been supporting our club for several years. This is another reason to support Panania Diggers – the place for family and friends to gather together to enjoy good food and pleasant company in a comfortable and relaxing environment. If you are not already a member, why not sign up ? 28 Childs St, Panania 02 9774 1288 www.pananiadiggers.com.au Under 13s Round 9- Bankstown Sports U14 5-219 def St Christopher’s U13 38 MyCricket scorecard Batting: Bowling: Marcus Spaits 2/32, Caleb Divan 1/15, Alex Alkhair 1/18 Player of the Match: Under 14s Round 9 - St Christopher’s U14 5-84 def Panania EH RSL U13 8-83 MyCricket scorecard Batting: Arash Basnet 35 no, Nathan Cawley 13, Braith Cosgrove 10 Bowling: Braith Cosgrove 2/14, Arash Basnet 1/5, Sean Foster 1/6, Mick Forrester 1/7, Abdullah Kayani 1/9 Player of the Match: Under 16s Round 9 - Milperra Vikings 2-95 def St Christopher’s 93 MyCricket scorecard Ben won the toss and without hesitation we decided to have a bat on an overcast morning with a slow outfield. The opposition only had 8 fielders albeit 8 rep players (that’s a discussion for another day). We knew if we could occupy the crease, the opposition would get frustrated and tired. I thought we did that well in the first session when we were 2 for 66 after some patient batting from Ben B 16, and Shervin 3.
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