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Walkerville Cats Newsletter WALKERVILLE CATS NEWSLETTER th EDITION 47 Thursday 18 November 2010 website www.walkervillecc.com.au Collinswood Fresh Meats 41c North East Rd Collinswood SA 5081 Ph. 08 8342 5715 WALKERVILLE CRICKET CLUB NEWS NORMAL TWENTY20 COMPETITION The Walkerville Bakery Cats will play on Tuesday nights starting at 5.20pm playing 3 minor round SEAFOOD NIGHT games. The Seafood night which unfortunately was They will be – postponed for this weekend has been re scheduled for Tuesday 14th December vs Flinders Park @ Flinders Saturday night 19th February. Please make sure you Park keep this weekend free and book a table to support Tuesday 11th January vs Grange @ Walkerville Oval the WCC. There will be more information to follow in Tuesday 25th January vs Woodville South @ coming newsletters. Walkerville Oval. TRAINING DURING THE WEEK The winner from this group will progress through to Thanks to CJ for organizing his mate to come out to the next round so once again get there and support training last Tuesday night and help the Senior players the lads on these Tuesday nights. and some of the Juniors in the arts of throwing the cricket ball properly and with power. This has really helped Leo as he can now throw over a BABY NEWS jam tin!!!! Congratulations to Paul Reid and his lovely fiancé WCC PLAYER CODE OF CONDUCT Holly on the arrival of Olivia Charlotte Reid born at Please remember to complete your Walkerville Player 6.41pm on the 31/10/10 weighing in at 2.4 pounds and Code Of Conduct and return to the Club as soon as 36.5cm in length. Olivia was the complete opposite of possible. This is a requirement of all our players so if her mum and arrived very early at 29 weeks and 3 you have not received one please speak to your team days. All are doing well. captain this week. Congratulations to Joe Frick and his beautiful girlfriend Nikki on the arrival of little Cailin at 9.34 on 9/11/10 weighing in at 7 pounds 9. All are doing just fine. Walkerville Veterinarian Pet of the week ASSOCIATION TWENTY20 COMPETITION T20 Vs Goodwood In making the semi final last year we had the opportunity to play against the other 3 sides for play off to go through against other associations to play at Adelaide oval. We drew Goodwood and with VC Chopper tossing the coin because I had not won one he convinced us that he had and we were to bat for the first time this season. With a couple of district imports and the license to swing the guys were looking forward to it and with a long batting line up we batted well with most guys getting starts or contributing to the run tally except the Pom Hill being run out by Sturt Harper for only 2. Chopper was the main man with the bat putting the ball to all parts of the ground scoring a quick fire 71. This was set up again by a good opening partnership by the openers CJ 16 and Carlo 28. We managed to get to 163 which was par score as the outfield was fast and Walkerville Veterinarian Pet of the week – good wicket to bat on. proud sponsors of the Walkerville Cricket Club. Pippa Panzarino We started off bad with the ball once again having 40 Please note Pippa is chewing on the bones of the last runs hit off the first 4 overs through the middle overs person who came around uninvited!!! we fought back well with good bowling from Sarson and Hill with Sarson bowling 3 overs for only 15 runs. It was becoming tight in the last set off 5 overs and we ASSOCIATION NEWS suddenly dropped catches again and sloppy fielding allowed Goodwood to get some quick runs on the UNDER 21 ASSOCIATION SIDE board. With one over to go they needed 7 runs and we Congratulations to Simon Buckley, Lochie Nance and turned to the experience of B grade skipper Matho but Sam Cameron who have been nominated to represent once again luck didn’t ride with us and Goodwood got Walkerville at the ATCA under 21 Association training over the line on the second to last ball. If we had been with the opportunity to play for the Association side. tight earlier it would not have been so close but as Training will be at Adelaide Oval nets on Wednesday previous reports have shown bad bowling early and night starting at 7.00pm and we wish the lads well as fielding are really hurting us at the end of the day. we know they will represent Walkerville extremely well. It was good to see that we have a new bowler in Pete Sarson and Chopper was able to find some runs lets SAMCA ASSOCIATION TRIALS hope this is taken into this weeks one dayer. Keep that Congratulations to the following children on arm warm Pete I know what you can do now mate. being selected to attend the SAMCA Association Thanks to the two import boys from Sturt and Trials. Southern and hope to see the boys again when we th Under 11 ‐ Tully Kennett start our T20 comp on December 14 against Flinders ‐ Paul Brotherton Park. ‐ Jacob Ashton ‐ Paxton Silby Under 13 ‐ Tom Spanovski ‐ Finn Marshall ‐ Ned Kennett ‐ Adam Kitto If they get selected into the final teams they will play against 3 other associations within Adelaide. ROUND 3 – REVIEW B1 – ROUND 3 VS FLINDERS UNI AT WALKERVILLE– After week 1 was washed out yet again this season our A1 – ROUND 3 VS AHOS AT AHOS – match against Flinders University would be a 50 over a Once again week one was washed out so we turned up side one day match. Beautiful conditions at Walkerville for a one day game week two and with another loss of oval greeted both teams as the heavy rain from last the toss we were bowling again and it seemed to start week was a distant memory. like the previous two games with AHOS getting off to a good start being 1‐127 and then 4‐174 with still Flinders Uni won the toss and elected to bat which another 14 overs to be bowled it look like we would be suited the Cats as our four big quicks were fired up and chasing 250 plus. ready to do some damage. We fought back well bowling them all out for 234 with Will “Maxy” Walker opened the bowling after being Knowles the only bowler to really stick to a plan and promoted from the A Grade and after a couple of bowl well. Leesy bowled tight through middle overs loosening up overs he really hit his straps sending but still get the rewards. Our fielding once again was down rocket after rocket. Jimmy Plaistow “the smiling terrible with a number of miss fields along with assassin” wanted to get in on the act aswell as he dropped catches AHOS capitalized on our mistakes claimed the first wicket for the Cats. and ran us ragged with quick singles. The 50 overs in This really set us on our way and finally it looked like the field seemed like a full 100 as we didn’t work luck would be on the Cats side as we continued to take together and bowlers just did not bowl to any sort of regular wickets. plan. Still we had kept them to 235 and I really thought we were still in the match as long as we batted our 50 Mal “Flash” Ayliffe was taking catches at slip, Browny overs. was great behind the stumps and young Ian and Adam were like whippets in the field. Dan “Moose” Elkins We started off well with a good opening partnership of came on to continue the damage to the Flinders top 50 before CJ fell for 24 with in form Lee moved to order as even their captain found our pressure a little number three runs continued to flow quickly before too hot to handle. Carlo(43) fell with score on 102 whilst Leesy still found the boundary things crumbled at the other end losing At 7 for 89 the Cats were well on top however to 4 wickets for only 20 runs and it didn’t stop there we Flinders credit they began to build partnerships. Whilst went from 3‐123 to all out for 185. With Leesy quickly taking a few risks they were aided by some some poor running out of partners he tried to go over the top one fielding and then some average bowling which saw too many times and was caught for a well made 67 them go to drinks 7/117. other than these three there was only two other to reach 15 and 11 which is just not good when only The runs kept coming after drinks as one of their chasing 234. batsmen got well on top as the luck disappeared for the Cats as a dropped catch and a few other incidents For two weeks in a row we lost quick wickets in aided Flinders towards 200. concession and only two or three scoring double figures, this just makes it hard to build a good score as Finally a couple of break troughs by Darcy and Jimmy if we go back to game one we had everybody scoring and then a run out ended the Flinders innings at 209 20 or 30 and we made 260. It’s hard for guys to find with one of their guys scoring a well made 97.
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