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14th Annual Report & Club Records 2014-15 TRUST RESPECT HUMILITY 1st grade t20 preliminary finalists 5th Grade qualifying Finalists w w w . r p c c . t v Mayor of Marrickville Cr. Jo Haylen & Cr. Scott Nash Marrickville Council are proud to Mayor of Randwick support Randwick Petersham Cricket Club, and acknowledges the congratulates tremendous community work Randwick Petersham undertaken by the Club Cricket Club on another successful cricket season 1300 722 542 9392 5335 www.randwick.nsw.gov.au www.marrickville.nsw.gov.au MANY THANKS TO THE COUNCILS OF RANDWICK & MARRICKVILLE AND ALL OUR WONDERFUL SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN MAKING THIS SEASON SUCCESSFUL & ENJOYABLE Supporting Randwick Petersham Cricket C E CHAPMAN & CO LAWYERS DENIS HINDS (PROP.) 703 / 32 YORK STREET, SYDNEY NSW 2000 A.B.N. 26 001 068 239 A.C.N. 001 068 239 P: 9299 8336 F: 9299 4621 7 Regent Street Petersham NSW E: [email protected] 2049 P: 9560 8355 F: 9564 1841 We operate in the following areas of law www.petershamrsl.com.au • Conveyancing • Family Law Your Premier Club • Probate & Wills • Business Law “Entertaining you always” • Leases Congratulations to Randwick Petersham 1st Grade • Litigation team on their fine effort in making the semi finals Liability limited by a scheme of the Belvidere Cup for season 2013-14 and approved under Professional winning the Twenty20 Cup. Well Done to all involved. Standards Legislation Randwick Petersham Cricket 2014-15 Overview ………. We defeated ICC World Cup contender Ireland by five wickets in the club’s first international match at Coogee Oval The Cricket Club of India defeated us 4-224 to 7-233 in a friendly match at Coogee Oval 5th Grade made the finals series for the 11th time 1st Grade finished 7th on quotient (6th on points) missing a place in the finals for the first time in five years Tom Jagot and Henry Thornton played for NSW in the Under 19 Championships Henry Thornton was named in a preparatory squad for the Under 19 World Cup in 2016 Henry Thornton played in Australia’s U/19 team against England and was selected in the National Performance Squad Henry Thornton was awarded a Rookie contract with Cricket NSW for the 2015-16 season Nivethan Radhakrishnan was selected in the NSW Under 13 Years Academy for 2015-16 Chris McLeod was appointed official scorer of three Matador BBQ and three Big Bash League matches Nathan Price, Sam Doggett, Ben Mitchell, Ben Stares and Nathan Stares played in the NSW Imparja Cup team Chris McLeod was the NSW official scorer in the Imparja Cup tournament played at Alice Springs 1st Grades’ score of 8-413 against Bankstown was the third highest-ever score for the club in that grade In the 1st Grade match against Bankstown at Petersham Oval, 741 runs were scored for the loss of 18 wickets. John McLoughlin became the third player to pass 5,000 runs for the club Matt Hilder became the sixth player to pass 4,000 runs for the club Nigil Singh became the first player to pass 350 wickets for the club finishing the season with 384 wickets Rodney Stafford became the second player to pass 350 wickets for the club finishing the season with 356 wickets Grant Rimmer became the fourth player to pass 300 wickets for the club finishing the season with 324 wickets Adam Semple became the third player to pass 3,500 runs for the club in 1st Grade Alex Sciascia became the third player to chalk up 200 games for the club John McLoughlin became only the second player behind Matt Hilder to hold 100 catches for the club Anthony and Daniel Sams set a new Club and 1st Grade 7th wicket partnership record of 183 against Hawkesbury Ryan Higgins and Shaun Eaton set a record Poidevin Gray third wicket partnership of 113 against Sydney at Drummoyne Suffan Hassan and Henry Thornton set a Poidevin Gray seventh wicket partnership record of 79 against Uni. of NSW Of the 10 Poidevin Gray wickets taken against Western Suburbs five were attained by run-out Jarryd Biviano effected five dismissals (four caught; one stumped) in the Poidevin Gray match against Northern District In the Poidevin Gray match against Northern District no extras (no balls, wides, leg byes and byes) were conceded. The first tie in the club’s Poidevin Gray history occurred against Northern District when both teams scored 167 all out Our Poidevin Gray under 21 years team remained undefeated against Sydney winning for the sixth time from six games Our A W Green Shield under 16 years team won their fifth successive match against Sydney since 2002-03 A W Green Shield’s Nivethan Radhakrishnan was 11 years old when scoring 28 against Sydney opening the batting Our 1st Grade Twenty20 Cup team scored 742 runs with the bat and conceded the same number, 742 with the ball. Nine catches were taken by eight RPC fielders in the 1st Grade loss to Blacktown who took only one catch in 10 wickets 1st Grade dropped from 4th to 8th after losing by one run to Sutherland in round 14 and missed a place in the finals 3rd Grade recorded its worst single innings wickets-loss defeat when St George won by 9 wickets Sutherland were three down needing 28 to win in 3s when Rod Stafford and Kushaal Ram took 7-12 to win by 15 runs 4th Grade suffered its worst single innings runs-loss defeat when beaten by 164 runs by Sydney University 4th Grade’s outright loss by 10 wickets to Bankstown was the teams greatest-ever losing margin 4th Grade conceded 54 extras including 28 wides in a total of 8-234 to be beaten by Mosman with four balls to spare 4th Grade remain undefeated in their clashes with Blacktown having won a record 10 matches in a row 4th Grade in round 14 included 12 years old debutante Nivethan Radakhrishnan and 62 years old veteran Alan Wright 4th Grades’ 24 points and 16th position was the worst performance by the team in the club’s 14 years history 5th Grade’s outright win by 10 wickets over Bankstown was the teams greatest-ever winning margin 5th Grade’s outright win over Bankstown was its 12th win in 14 clashes against the club but the first outright result Losing all five grades (“Whitewash”) against Easts and conceding a bonus point in three was the club’s worst defeat Wins in all five grades (“Greenwash”) was our second against Uni. of NSW and our 14th in our 14 years. Sam Doggett recorded the fifth best bowling figures in 2nd Grade with 7-46 against Penrith In 5th Grade against Bankstown at Kensington Oval, Nigil Singh had match figures of 10-35 (4-25 and 6-10) Ben Stares carried his bat throughout the innings for 101 not out in 4th Grade against Mosman at Balmoral Oval Stuart Parsons carried his bat throughout the innings for 105 not out in 5th Grade against Mosman at Kensington 4th Grade skipper David Bourke won 12 tosses in succession 1st Grade skipper Adam Semple lost 15 tosses out of 21 in the Belvidere Cup and Twenty 20 Cup competitions Former 1st Grade captain Matthew Mott was appointed coach of the Australian Women’s Cricket team following his stint as Batting Coach for Ireland at the 2015 Cricket World Cup 1 CRICKETERS AT WAR World War I Roll of Honour Three of the founding clubs of Randwick Petersham Cricket, namely Petersham, Randwick and Marrickville were represented in World War I by a collective total of 89 members who served with pride, honour and dedication. Most of them returned safely, some wounded, some scarred. Some were the bravest of the brave and received the appropriate honours and awards. Sadly, some paid the supreme sacrifice. One hundred years on, in a year commemorating Anzac Day, we are grateful for their contribution and thankful that in their memory we can enjoy the great game of cricket as part of a freedom they fought so hard to protect and preserve. Their names will remain in the annals of this club as heroes irrespective of the extent of their involvement and participation in the world’s deadliest conflict. A Roll of Honour for each club follows. First or full names have been included where known. PETERSHAM est. 1899 Petersham District Cricket Club had the honour of having 54 of its members and former members serve in World War I. Unfortunately, four of them made the ultimate sacrifice being killed on active service while three others died of wounds and another through sickness. The ravages of war were never more evident than the emotional turmoil and heartbreak experienced by William Seabrook who played with Petersham in 2nd and 3rd Grade in 1914-15. His three sons George (aged 25), Theo (24) and William Keith (21) (all pictured) were killed on 20 September 1917 fighting together with the 17th Battalion in a fierce battle against the Germans at Ypres, Belgium. Theo Seabrook played with his father in 3rd Grade in 1914-15 scoring 140 runs with 30 his best. Cecil Cleary (aged 24) a 3rd Grade player between 1911 and 1914 was also killed on 20 September 1917 at Polygon Wood, Belgium, part of the Third Battle of Ypres. He was wounded three times before losing his life. His brother played with the Petersham 2nd Grade team. Cecil Hubert Perrott (27) died in Turkey on 22 August 1915. He played with the Petersham “IV Team” in 1914-15. Eric Neal Clamp Leggo (24), a medical student, died in France on 20 October 1918.
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