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The Hedley Howarth Trophy Is Ours at Last! Parnell Cricket Club Incorporated - Established 1858 The Hedley Howarth Trophy is Ours at Last! Our victorious Premier Team at Orakei Domain last Saturday Auckland University CC defeated by an innings and 168 runs and over 21 points clear of 2nd placed Takapuna CC, Parnell, as part of Eastern Districts CC, last won the 2 Day Championship in 1965/66 and, in Parnell’s own name, way back in 1948/49. The ‘48/49 Team was exceptionally strong as it contained Merv Wallace, Bert Sutcliffe and Johnny Hayes. These three were selected, that season for NZ’s 1949 tour of England. Wallace started the tour in exceptional form and almost scored 1000 in May. Sutcliffe then scored over 2600 runs for the season, a total only exceeded by Don Bradman as an overseas tourist. Hayes, the fastest bowler in the side, was injured early on the tour and it wasn’t till some years later that he fulfilled his great promise. The 1965/66 Team, captained by Ross Morgan, contained Geoff Rabone, Terry Jarvis, and Bob Sutton. The first three all played for NZ and Sutton, a fast left armer was exceedingly unlucky not to have made the Test side. 1965/66 - Eastern Districts, 2 Day Champions 1. 2. At Colin Maiden Park last December – Presidents’ Grade: AUCC/Cricket Society vs Parnell 1. Ross Morgan, captain of the Eastern Districts’ team of 1965/66 is in the foreground scoring Also in the photo – top left corner is Graham Miller (black jersey), another member of the team 2. Ross and Graham – Ross still playing (74 last Feb.) and Graham watching his son (over 50!) in the AUCC/CS team 1948/49 - Parnell, 2 Day Champions TW Aiken, BB Gascoigne, BH Warner, PE Whitelaw, FE Hemmingson, PE Nicholson JA Forsman, SG Bremner, WM Wallace (Capt.), AG Aitken (President), B Sutcliffe (Vice Capt.), AC Roberts, SJ Matthews AG Putt, RJ Farman, Absent – JA Hayes, Inset – WJ Dinnison (Patron) Leading Batsmen: Leading Bowlers: Bert Sutcliffe 4i 1no 359r 179*hs 119.67ave JA Hayes 121o 27m 265r 29w 9.14ave SJ Matthews 7 3 234 73* 58.50 WM Wallace 24 3 77 6 12.83 WM Wallace 5 1 198 70* 49.50 FE Hemmingson 290 106 580 41 14.15 AG Putt 13 2 517 94 47.00 JA Forsman 95 6 248 14 17.71 BH Warner 11 1 267 69 26.70 AC Roberts 282 79 697 30 22.63 Lockie’s 5/58 for Auckland vs. Central Districts 24 – 27 March at Napier Auckland 668/7 dec. Carl Cachopa 65, C Munro 281 (17 x4s, 23 x 6s – World Record), Brad Cachopa 135* Central Districts 233 C van Wyk 65, M Bates 3/51 & 371 W Young 84, T Bruce 50, C van Wyk 55, Lockie Ferguson 5/58 RESULT: AUCKLAND WON OUTRIGHT BY AN INNINGS AND 68 RUNS Lockie Ferguson – superb figures of 15.4o 3m 58r 5w Photo from ACA website Lockie’s first 5 for in Plunket Shield cricket enabled the Aces to win outright by an innings. It largely flew under the radar with the other events last week – the Black Caps, Parnell’s capture of the 2 Dayers and Colin Munro’s monumental 281 in this game including 23 sixes, a World record! But it was a sensational effort on Lockie’s part in CD’s second innings that fully justified him, finally, being included in the Aces line up. Despite Lockie’s absences from Parnell’s Prems (he still took 20 wickets at 11.95 for us), our Prem bowlers have still succeeded wonderfully well. But to opposing sides the threat of Lockie turning up has been a very real worry to them. His speed is exceptional and he is feared! Premier Grade - Hedley Howarth Trophy Round 3. 21 & 28 March PARNELL vs AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY at Orakei Domain Photos by David Joseph, Phototek NZ from ACA website: Tim McIntosh (left) and Ben Horne – blistering shots on their way to a Club record partnership of 287 for the 4th wicket. The previous record was 260 set by Ross Morgan (153) and Geoff Cooke (104*) vs Eden Roskill in 1968/69 AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY – Batting: 1st innings Batting: 2nd innings RU Umasuthan c Horne b Walsh 13 c Goddard b Bunting 33 Amit Dhadwal c Bunting b Ravlic 0 c Horne b Walsh 22 B Dench c Horne b Walsh 48 c Goddard b Chapman 39 B Rowland c McIntosh b Ravlic 1 c Ravlic b Harper 4 R Sillars lbw Varcoe 1 (6) c Horne b Walsh 17 M Ellison (replacing Dineen) (5) c Harper b Bunting 13 V Jeet lbw Varcoe 0 (11) c Chapman b Goddard 0 D Marsic c Talbot b Goddard 19 c Horne b Walsh 3 V Puppala lbw Walsh 4 c Rav b Walsh 18 C Dineen c McIntosh b Ravlic 15 (replaced by Ellison) K Patel lbw Ravlic 8 not out 2 A Ireland not out 2 c Ravlic b Goddard 2 Extras b1, lb2 3 w6, nb6, lb6 18 Total (39 overs) 114 (44 overs) 171 FOW 6/1, 32/2, 41/3, 50/4, 50/5, 81/6, 85/7, FOW 31/1, 96/2, 106/3, 118/4. 128/5, 104/8 109/9 146/6, 147/7, 169/8, 171/9 PARNELL – Bowling: 1st innings Bowling: 2nd innings James Walsh 15.0o 1m 43r 3w 10.0o 1m 58r 4w Mike Ravlic 15.2 5 43 4 9.0 1 35 0 Sam Varcoe 5.0 1 11 2 3.0 0 22 0 Dave Goddard 4.0 0 14 1 6.0 0 11 2 Mark Chapman 6.0 0 12 1 George Harper jnr 3.0 0 10 1 Blue Hamell 3.0 0 11 0 Kirk Bunting 3.0 1 3 2 Tom Talbot PARNELL – Batting: 1st innings AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY – Bowling: 1st innings Tim McIntosh c Dench b Rowland 168 A Ireland 16.0o 3m 72r 1w Sam Varcoe b Ireland 5 R Sillars 11.0 1 80 1 Kirk Bunting c Dench b Sillars 9 V Jeet 13.0 0 65 0 Mark Chapman std Dench b Patel 63 K Patel 11.0 1 58 1 Ben Horne b Patel 184 B Rowland 3.0 0 28 0 Tom Talbot not out 8 RU Umasuthan 2.0 0 28 0 George Harper jr Dave Goddard Blue Hamel James Walsh Mike Ravlic Extras b5, lb9, w2 16 Total (68.3 overs) 453/5 dec. FOW 11/1, 30/2, 154/3, 441/4, 453/5 RESULT: PARNELL WON OUTRIGHT BY AN INNINGS AND 168 RUNS AND SO CAPTURED THE HEDLEY HOWARTH TROPHY Photos: D Joseph, Phototek per ACA web Ben 184 (off 111 balls, 23 x 4s, 6 x 6s) and Tim 168 (207 balls, 14 x 4s, 1 x 6) - the architects of a great win! A dream end to a marvellous season. This time, unlike some other instances tis season, the batting stood up after the bowlers had perfomed superbly. Tim played the rock, totally assured and Ben, at the other end, continued in his blistering way. A rain delayed start cut an hour off play but it didn’t deter the batsmen. With the pitch playing so well they totally dominated the morning session until Ben was bowled middle stump forcing the pace. Tom Talbot hit two quick fours but Tim was finally caught behind and University, to their huge relief, left the field following Dave’s declaration. A sound start took the score to 31 when Walshy struck for the first time, further consolidation but a few experimental bowling changes, aided by some brilliant catching, saw the score go from 96/2 to128/5. First Chappie removed Dench and then the prized wickets of Rowland, Umasuthan and Ellison fell to George Harper and Kirk Bunting. Kirk, 2 wickets ….!! Then Walshy, backed up by Rav, returned to wreck further havoc and, finally, Skipper Dave took the final two wickets to close the season with an outstanding innings victory. Hedley Howarth Trophy – Final Points Table Wickets Wickets Runs Runs Bonus Total Team Played Won Lost Tie Drew Points lost taken for against points points Parnell 3 2 0 0 1 32 49 1003 803 101.4 22.28 123.68 Takapuna 3 2 1 0 0 37 43 756 864 84.01 18.31 102.32 Birkenhead 3 2 0 0 1 34 33 747 672 85.89 15.72 101.61 Akld 3 0 3 0 0 44 22 842 1009 64.37 13.92 78.29 University Premier Reserve Grade - 2 Day Minor Top 4 Champs. 21 & 28 March PARNELL vs. HOWICK PAKURANGA at Orakei Domain 2. PARNELL 181 Stu Wood 32, Chey Barnes 31, Nick Brennand 31, Hamish Edwards 37, M Greenwood 3/40, R Naude, 3/33, J O’Callaghan 3/39 & 76 Venu Bhamidipaty 25, T Tomlinson 3/13 HOWICK PAKURANGA 258 Joe Gray 2/32, Billy Walton 2/60 & 2/0 RESULT: PARNELL LOST BY 10 WICKETS Not an impressive performance in the 2nd innings with only Venu, assisted by Justin Rosenberg (16) put any runs on the board. Hamish stuck it out for 52 balls for 8 but end of season blues were obvious. Talent is there but needs to be utilised – Craig’s photos show some great attacking shots but decent scores were lacking! Craigs photos: Rudi on the attack A six to Hamish Chey – all aggression Nirrosh - back in harness at long last! Simon – all elegance, forces one through the covers The Reserves’ wide boys Nick Brennand also on the comeback trail Rosie – on the way to 16 off 14 balls “Thirds” - Two Day B2 Grade, 21 & 28 March PARNELL vs KUMEU RESULT: Parnell won by default One Day 1A Grade 21 March PARNELL EASTERN vs CORNWALL & SONS RESULT: Parnell lost by default 28 March PARNELL EASTERN vs CORNWALL NBL RESULT: Parnell won by default Junior News 28 MARCH GRADE 3.
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