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Club Records:1990-2014 GOLD COAST DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB CLUB RECORDS: 1990 - 2014 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records: 1990-2014 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records Current as at September 2014 2 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records: 1990-2014 Contents Gold Coast District Cricket Club Inc. 4 Club statistician 5 Awards 5 Premierships 6 Awards 6 Representative players 7 Partnerships 17 Aggregate records 24 Batting 26 Bowling 37 Dismissals 49 Queensland Cricket award winners 51 Club history 52 3 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records: 1990-2014 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Inc. Mission statement The Mission of the Club is to: Provide the opportunity for any cricketer in the Gold Coast and Tweed Districts to compete in the highest level of cricket for which he or she is capable of playing. and to help: Foster, develop, co-ordinate and promote the game of cricket in the Gold Coast and Tweed Districts. Incorporated 1990 Grounds Kerrydale Oval: Priddey's Road, Robina QLD 4226 Cheltenham Oval: Cheltenham Drive, Robina QLD 4226 Contacts Postal: PO Box 723, Robina QLD 4226 Phone: (07) 5578 9001 (Clubhouse) Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.goldcoastdolphins.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/GCDCC Twitter: @GCDCC You Tube: GoldCoastDolphins 4 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records: 1990-2014 Club statistician Archie Morris Archie joined the Club in 1993 after moving to the Gold Coast from Tasmania where he had previously scored first-class matches in Hobart. Since then, Archie has been a constant around the Club being a member of the Management Committee, Clubhouse coordinator, Club statistician and 1st Grade scorer. In 2005, Archie was awarded Life Membership of the Club. As well as service to the Dolphins, Archie has also scored first-class and other matches in Brisbane and supported media outlets and operations for major matches held at the Brisbane Cricket Ground (the ‘Gabba). Without Archie, the Club would not be in such a complete position as it is in relation to recording its achievements and for that, we are very grateful for his meticulous efforts and service. Awards Award criteria The Gold Coast District Cricket Club awards criteria for grade batting and bowling averages uses the Queensland Cricket qualification standards. These standards require players to achieve a minimum standard to be eligible to receive an award and are published in the Queensland Cricket handbook each year. In circumstances where no player attains the minimum qualification standard, no award is given. Individual awards are applied against all matches played by a particular grade in any year. The qualification standards for batting and bowling are: Batting: 200 runs & a total number of innings commenced being the lessor of: Nine innings or two thirds of the greatest number of innings commenced any player of his Club in the particular Grade. Bowling: 20 wickets and the bowling of at least 510 balls in the particular Grade. 5 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records: 1990-2014 Premierships Year Grade Competition 1990/91 Under 18 Queensland Cricket Association 1992/93 1st Grade Gabba Sporting Products KO Cup (One Day) 1995/96 Under 16 Lord’s Taverners 1996/97 Under 16 Queensland Cricket Association 1996/97 Under 15 Ray Weir Cup 1997/98 Under 18 Queensland Cricket Association 2002/03 1st Grade Queensland Cricket – XXXX Premiership 2006/07 Under 16 Lord’s Taverners (Southern Zone) 2007/08 2nd Grade Alan Pettigrew Shield 2008/09 1st Grade Queensland Cricket – XXXX Premiership 2009/10 1st Grade Damien Mullins Cup – XXXX Premiership 2009/10 1st Grade John McKnoulty Cup (One day) 2009/10 4th Grade Bob Spence Shield 2012/13 Womens Second Grade Shield 2013/14 Under 16 Lord’s Taverners Awards Senior player of the year Year Player Year Player 1990/91 Scott Muller 2002/03 Chris Swan 1991/92 Scott Muller 2003/04 Andrew Robinson 1992/93 Bruce Oxenford 2004/05 Daniel Doran 1993/94 Scott Muller 2005/06 Kevin Chapman 1994/95 Steve Janes 2006/07 Andrew Robinson 1995/96 David Johnson 2007/08 Luke Gleeson 1996/97 Jeff Pfaff 2008/09 Simon Milenko 1997/98 Andrew Robinson 2009/10 Brad Ipson 1998/99 Darren George 2010/11 Daniel Doran 1999/00 Mark Ellison 2011/12 Dave Heavyside 2000/01 Andrew Robinson 2012/13 Greg Moller 6 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records: 1990-2014 2001/02 Ashley Tiplady 2013/14 Andrew Robinson Junior player of the year Year Player 1990/91 – 2005/06 No Award 2006/07 Ryan Myer 2007/08 Simon Milenko 2008/09 Ben McDermott 2009/10 Nick Stevens 2010/11 Anderson Matthews 2011/12 Sam Hain 2012/13 Matthew Kuhnemann 2013/14 Callum Taylor Damian Wallis Medal (Player’s Player) Year Player 2012/13 Josh Arnold 2013/14 Jack Hargreaves Representative players Australia Year Player Teams / Series 1990/91 Matthew Mott Under 17 1991/92 Matthew Mott Under 19 Andrew Symonds Under 17 1993/94 Craig McDermott New Zealand (Home) (Test) South Africa (Home) (Test) World Series Cup (Home) (ODI) South Africa (Away) (Test) South Africa (Away) (ODI) Andrew Symonds India (Away) (U/19) Australian Institute of Sport 7 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records: 1990-2014 1994/95 Craig McDermott Singer World Series (Sri Lanka) (ODI) Wills Tri-Series (Pakistan) (ODI) Pakistan (Away) (Test) England (Home) (Test) World Series Cup (Home) (ODI) West Indies (Away) (ODI) Andrew Symonds New Zealand (Away) (AIS) Australian Institute of Sport 1995/96 Kim Fazackerley New Zealand (Home) (Test) (Women) New Zealand (Home) (ODI) (Women) Craig McDermott Pakistan (Home) (Test) Sri Lanka (Home) (Test) World Series Cup (Home) (ODI) The Wills World Cup (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka) (ODI) Matthew Mott AIS vs West Indies (Woolongong) (OD) Australian Institute of Sport Andrew Symonds Prime Minister's XI vs West Indies (OD) 1996/97 Andrew Symonds Australia ‘A’ vs Pakistan (OD) Prime Minister's XI vs West Indies (OD) 1998/99 Andrew Symonds Australia 'A' (Scotland & Ireland) (Tour) Pakistan (Away) (ODI) Australia 'A' vs Sri Lanka (OD) 1999/00 Scott Muller Sri Lanka (Away) (Tour) Pakistan (Home) (Test) Andrew Symonds AIWA Cup (Sri Lanka) (ODI) Zimbabwe (Away) (ODI) Australia 'A' vs Pakistan (OD) Prime Minister's XI vs India (OD) Carlton & United Series (Home) (ODI) New Zealand (Away) (ODI) South Africa (Away) (ODI) 2000/01 Andrew Symonds Super Challenge vs South Africa (Home) (ODI) ICC Knock Out (Kenya) (Tour) Vs Queensland XI (Brisbane) (OD) Carlton & United Series (Home) (ODI) India (Away ) (ODI) 2001/02 Andrew Symonds Nat West Series (England) (ODI) VB Series (Home) (ODI) 2002/03 Andrew Symonds VB Series (Home) (ODI) World Cup (Away) (ODI) 8 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records: 1990-2014 West Indies (Away) (ODI) 2003/04 Andrew Symonds Bangladesh (Home) (ODI) TVS Cup (Away) (ODI) VB Series (Home) (ODI) Sri Lanka (Away) (Test) Sri Lanka (Away) (ODI) Zimbabwe (Away) (ODI) 2004/05 Andrew Symonds ICC Champions Trophy (Away) (ODI) Nat West Series (Away) (ODI) England (Away) (T20) VB Series (Home) (ODI) New Zealand (Away) (ODI) New Zealand (Away) (T20) 2005/06 Andrew Symonds West Indies (Home) (Test) ICC World XI (Home) (ODI) Chappell-Hadlee Trophy (Away) (ODI) South Africa (Home) (Test) South Africa (Home) (T20) VB Series (Home) (ODI) South Africa (Away) (Test) South Africa (Away) (ODI) Bangladesh (Away) (ODI) 2006/07 Andrew Symonds ICC Champions Trophy (Away) (ODI) England (Home) (Test) England (Home) (T20) Commonwealth Bank Series (Home) (ODI) World Cup (Away) (ODI) 2007/08 Andrew Symonds ICC World Twenty 20 (Away) (T20) India (Away) (ODI) India (Away) (T20) Sri Lanka (Home) (Test) India (Home) (Test) India (Home) (T20) Chappell-Hadlee Trophy (Home) (ODI) New Zealand (Home) (T20) Commonwealth Bank Series (Home) (ODI) West Indies (Away) (Test) West Indies (Away) (ODI) 2008/09 Andrew Symonds New Zealand (Home) (Test) South Africa (Home) (Test) Pakistan (Away) (ODI) Pakistan (Away) (T20) 9 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records: 1990-2014 2009/10 Alister McDermott Under 19 World Cup 2010/11 - 2011/12 Sam Hain Under 19 Under 19 World Cup Michael Neser Prime Minister's XI vs Sri Lanka (OD) Billy Stanlake Under 19 Nick Stevens Under 19 Under 19 World Cup 2012/13 - 2013/14 Delissa Kimmince ICC Women’s World T20 (Away) (T20) Billy Stanlake Under 19 World Cup Queensland Year Player Competitions / Matches 1990/91 Graeme Hick Sheffield Shield Scott Muller Sheffield Shield Colts Matthew Mott Under 17 1991/92 Matthew Mott Under 19 Bruce Oxenford Sheffield Shield Vs India (Brisbane) Paul Spence Under 17 Andrew Symonds Under 17 (Capt.) 1992/93 Peter Anderson Sheffield Shield Mercantile Mutual Cup 2nd XI Steven Bell Colts Greg Campbell 2nd XI Jason Mills Queensland Academy of Sport Matthew Mott Under 19 Scott Muller 2nd XI Bruce Oxenford Sheffield Shield 2nd XI Paul Spence Colts Under 19 10 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Club Records: 1990-2014 Steve Storey Sheffield Shield Mercantile Mutual Cup Vs Pakistan (Brisbane) Andrew Symonds Queensland Academy of Sport Colts Under 19 Dirk Wellham Sheffield Shield Mercantile Mutual Cup Vs Pakistan (Brisbane) Vs England 'A' (Caloundra) 1993/94 Steven Bell Queensland Academy of Sport 2nd XI Colts Greg Campbell 2nd XI Craig McDermott Sheffield Shield Mercantile Mutual Cup Vs South Africa (Brisbane) Matthew Mott Queensland Academy of Sport 2nd XI Colts Steve Storey 2nd XI Andrew Symonds Mercantile Mutual Cup Queensland Academy of Sport 2nd XI Colts Under 19 (Capt) Dirk Wellham Sheffield Shield 1994/95 Greg Campbell 2nd XI Craig McDermott Sheffield Shield Vs England (Toowoomba) Matthew Mott Sheffield Shield
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