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Board of Directors and Office Bearers 2 Premier League 34

From the Chairman 4 Game and Market Development 54

From the Chief Executive 8 Umpiring and Scoring 62

Our Partners 16 High Performance and Player Development 64

2016/17 Retirements 17 Sheffield Shield Scorecards 66

Venue Operations 18 Matador BBQs One-Day Cup Scorecards 74

Blundstone Arena Function Centre 20 WNCL Scorecards 78

Media and Public Relations 22 KFC T20 Big Bash League Scorecards 82

2016/17 Season Membership 24 Commonwealth Bank Tests Series Scorecards 86

Tasmanian Tigers 26 WBBL Scorecards 88

Hobart Hurricanes 28 Financial Statements 90

Tasmanian Roar 30 Acknowledgements, Member Milestones and Obituaries 111

WWBL Hurricanes 32

The Tasmanian Government is proud to support Tasmanian cricket

The Tasmanian Government is matches at Blundstone Area, and pleased to support the state’s world- by involving high-profile Tasmanian class cricket talent, and recognises its cricket identities in events both on value in promoting Tasmania on both and off the field. the national and international stage. Through the support of the The Tasmanian Tigers, Tasmanian Roar Tasmanian Government, Cricket and deliver numerous Tasmania is able to provide important benefits and promotional opportunities services and programs to foster the to the State; from representing Tasmania development of cricket at all levels in Cricket competitions, and in all locations of the state. hosting national and international cricket CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 1 EXECUTIVE Jon Adams Roy Loh Darren McNees Membership Manager / Match Officials Manager High Performance Coach - David Johnston/Nick Museum & Member Youth Pathway (South) BOARD OF Cummins Will Braid Services Manager Chief Executive Match Officials Administrator Clinton Reid Laura Elliott High Performance Coach - Alexandra Kingston HIGH PERFORMANCE Membership & Media Youth Pathway (North) DIRECTORS Executive Management & Coordinator Billymo Rist Board Assistant GAME & MARKET Donna Meaghan Player Development Manager Jacqui Thorp/Zoe Rohrer DEVELOPMENT Graphic Designer Emma Harris AND OFFICE Human Resource Manager Ben Smith Sport Psychologist Angela Williamson VENUE OPERATIONS General Manager - Game & Michael Farrell Public Policy & Government Market Development BEARERS Stephen McMullen Talent Manager Relations Manager General Manager - Stuart Schultz Natalie Greening Club & Community CORPORATE SERVICES Venue Operations Performance Analyst Development Coordinator Jason Iten David Paynter Emilie Burgess Manager - Venue & Simon Terhell General Manager - Dietitian Event Operations Junior Participation Specialist Corporate Services Matt Wilkie Steve Dineen Mia Blignaut Renee Ferguson Head Strength & Facilities & Maintenance Female Engagement Receptionist Conditioning Coach Supervisor Coordinator / Cricket Nathan Lee Promotions Officer FINANCE Robyn Lodge CRICKET TASMANIA BOARD VICE-CAPTAINS Strength & Conditioning Sam Cotton ONE HUNDRED AND Rod Purves Event Operations Supervisor 2016-17 Coach Game Development Officer FIFTY FIRST ANNUAL D.T. Christian and C. Boyce Senior Financial Accountant / Events, Safety & Compliance David Johnston, Belinda Jefferies, Supervisor TASMANIAN TIGERS Female Cricket (Nth/NW) REPORT AND FINANCIAL Kat Carroll Edward Kemp, Jo Bailey, Chris Mitchell, TASMANIAN ROAR SELECTION John Hayes STATEMENTS FOR THE PANEL Accounting & Payroll Officer HOSPITALITY Dan Marsh Sam Samec, Ben Targett, Doug Davey, Coach Education & Tasmanian Tigers Head Coach YEAR THAT ENDED Andrew Gaggin (Chairman), Paul Green J.C. Price, K. Fazackerley, V. Pyke Marianne Cannell Luke Webster Development Manager (Deputy Chairman), Paul Clark, David Accounts Payable / Reception 30 JUNE 2017. TO BE Function Coordinator Paul Collins Boon TASMANIAN ROAR Tasmanian Tigers Senior PRESENTED AT THE INFORMATION & Ken Parry Regional Cricket V. Pyke Assistant Coach ANNUAL GENERAL Note: James Louw (resigned in COMMUNICATIONS Executive Chef Manager (South) TECHNOLOGY Richard Allanby MEETING OF THE December 2016) and Vin Barron (not TASMANIAN ROAR VICE-CAPTAIN Matthew Harrison Alex Pyecroft re-elected at September 2016 AGM) Assistant Coach ASSOCIATION TO BE HELD B. Hepburn Luke Meers Sous Chef Game Development Rhett Lockyear AT BLUNDSTONE ARENA, Venues Manager, Technology Ashley Kershew-Donkers Officer (South) PATRON Assistant Coach WBBL HOBART HURRICANES Chris Stingle Apprentice Chef Simon Aufder-Heide BELLERIVE MONDAY Her Excellency Professor the SELECTION PANEL ICT Infrastructure Engineer Regional Cricket THE 11TH SEPTEMBER AT Honourable Kate Warner AM Leah Gregory Lamb HOBART HURRICANES J.C. Price, K. Fazackerley, H.C. Knight Manager (North) 6:00PM. Will Malovnek Hospitality Supervisor Damien Wright TASMANIAN CRICKET Alan Eadie WBBL HOBART Systems Analyst, Service Hobart Hurricanes Head AUSTRALIA DIRECTOR CURATING Game Development HURRICANES CAPTAIN Coach T.T Harrison Marcus Pamplin Officer (North) H.C. Knight MARKETING & Simon Helmont Head Curator Adam Drinkwell COMMERCIAL Assistant Coach TASMANIAN TIGERS WBBL HOBART STATE SELECTORS Anthony Kennedy Regional Cricket Manager HURRICANES VICE-CAPTAIN Bill Avery Richard Allanby Assistant Curator (North West) M.G. Farrell – Chairman V. Pyke General Manager - Marketing Assistant Coach D.J. Marsh, D.G. Wright, R.A.C. Allanby Oliver Beswick Brady Yates & Commercial Rhett Lockyear AUDITORS Apprentice Curator Game Development Officer STATE CAPTAIN Eve Curley Assistant Coach (North West) Deloitte Touche Tomatsu Media and Communications James Di Saia G.J. Bailey FEMALE Manager Apprentice Curator CLUB CRICKET SOLICITORS Luke Graham STATE VICE-CAPTAINS Michelle Cooling Tom Barwick Dobson Mitchell & Allport Apprentice Curator High Performance Manager – A.J. Doolan, X.J. Doherty, T.D. Paine Digital Marketing & Media Premier League Manager Coordinator Female Cricket and J.M. Bird HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS CRICKET OPERATIONS Eamonn Doherty Chris Rawson David Drew Competitions Officer Living Honorary Life Members and Andrew Dykes BBL HOBART HH Community, Fan and High Performance Coach – HURRICANES SELECTORS the years of their appointment are as General Manager - Cricket David Fry Event Manager Female Cricket follows: D.W. Rogers AO 2002, B.A. Regional Administrator D.G. Wright, S.G. Helmot T.D Paine, J.A. Chris Garrett Palfreyman 2002, D.C. Boon 2005, T.T. Kristy Scott/Liz Gifford YOUTH PATHWAY (North) Dykes Cricket Operations Manager Event Sales Manager Harrison 2014, R.T. Ponting 2014 Nathan Dennis Phil Borsboom Shannon Tubb BBL HOBART Hannah Richards Regional Administrator Cricket Operations Officer High Performance Manager - HURRICANES CAPTAIN Event Sales Assistant Youth Pathway (North West) Richard Widows T.D. Paine Kelsie Wise/Dan Edgtton State Director of Umpiring Membership Manager BBL HOBART HURRICANES

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IT HAS BEEN WELL This is true to an extent – because Jeff Vaughan has been employed as DOCUMENTED THAT THE of our size and population we are Tasmanian Tigers’ Assistant Coach. restricted in the local playing pool PAST 12 MONTHS HAS The Board was not going to sit on its and in the amount of income that we BEEN CHALLENGING FOR hands and go through another couple can generate, as opposed to the other of seasons like the last two. These CRICKET TASMANIA. OUR larger States. However, we remain the changes have been made, we believe MEN’S TEAMS DID NOT one and only Tasmanian professional the organisation will be stronger PERFORM AS WE WOULD sporting organisation with four because of these changes, and we national teams and we will be judged HAVE LIKED OR TO THE look forward to the upcoming season. on that basis, not against the likes of What the Hussey Report told us firmly POTENTIAL WE KNOW the or the ACT but was that we needed to have the best THEY HAVE. IT IS OFTEN against full strength people in the right positions. SAID THAT TASMANIA and . We are not only expected to challenge them; we are expected to However, too much time can be PUNCHES WELL ABOVE ITS beat them. This is the sporting world spent on what is only one aspect of WEIGHT IN CRICKET. that we live in and it isn’t going to the overall performance of Cricket Tasmania. It should not detract from change. We cannot play the little guy everything else that goes on, and every or spend our time reminiscing about year there are numerous highlights. past glories. This year was no exception. It became clear in early 2017 that as Five members of our State Senior an organisation Cricket Tasmania Men’s Squad – George Bailey, Ben needed to ensure that we had the Dunk, James Faulkner, and structures and formats in place so that represented Australia in our players and coaches progressed all formats of the game. That equates to the best of their ability and fulfilled to about 25% of the squad. , their potential. We needed to have Cameron Boyce and were the vision to do this because the last selected in the Australian National season told us that the Tasmanian Performance Squad. public bleeds for our cricket teams and expects them to be of high quality. had a bumper season for the Roar and was rewarded As a result, there was a substantial with selection in the Australian changeover of personnel. Following Shooting Stars Team, where she David Johnston standing down dominated against and put Cricket Tasmania was fortunate to herself well on the way to selection for recruit the current New South Wales the Australian Senior Women’s Team. Sports Administrator of the Year, Nick Cummins, as the new CEO. Nick Our umpiring stocks continue to brings an enthusiastic and dynamic blossom with Sam Nogajski and Mike approach to our organisation and Graham-Smith being selected on the has already made his mark. The International Panel. Board engaged to In November 2016 Blundstone Arena undertake an independent review of hosted the Second Test between Cricket Tasmania’s structures, pathway Australia and South Africa. This was programs and high performance the first time we have hosted South programs. Following that review Africa and our first Test involving Drew Ginn was employed as High a top three opponent. The result Performance Manager and was certainly a memorable one for as Talent Manager. In addition, we Australian cricket history for all the welcomed new Head Coach Adam wrong reasons and led to substantial Griffith for the Tasmanian Tigers and change in the Australian team selection for the Hobart Hurricanes. panel and playing personnel.

4 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 5 We cannot manufacture the weather disappointing to see substantial funds also announced his It became clear in early 2017 that as an or the result, but what should not be being spent on attracting fly in/fly out retirement. Xavier progressed from overlooked was that the ground was interstate teams of other codes. George Town Cricket Club to not only organisation Cricket Tasmania needed to represent Tasmania but Australia with turned out like a picture and the pitch The Tasmanian Roar had a much- ensure that we had the structures and distinction in all three formats of the and facilities were rated as first-class improved season with several game. also retired after a by the ICC Match Referee. Credit individual firsts. The Roar are still formats in place so that our players wonderful career and providing great should go to our curating and venue a developing team but each year service in her final playing years in our and coaches progressed to the management staff not just for this improvement is seen. The WBBL female program. We thank Xavier and game but for the way the venue has Hurricanes again performed excellently Julie for all their efforts and wish them best of their ability and been turned out over the past reaching the semi-finals. Julia Price well in the future. 12 months. does a fantastic job overseeing the fulfilled their potential. In May 2017 Blundstone Arena hosted State and Hurricanes female programs. David Johnston stood down after over the Council of Australian Governments In the past two years, the WBBL 19 years as Chief Executive. David’s (COAG) meeting of the Prime Minister, Hurricanes have fallen at the semi- achievements during his tenure are Premiers of the States and First final stage but do not seem to be far vast, including the major developments Ministers of the Territories. Again, the away from overall success. Our Men’s of 2003, installation of electronic venue drew high praise from those Futures League team went through the score boards and video screens, who attended, especially the Western season undefeated with many young obtaining approvals for and installing Australian Premier (who failed to players pushing claims for senior the lights at the ground, the second mention that Cricket Tasmania has selection and the future looks bright. major development of the ground in 2014, becoming the first major cricket spent over $20 million of its own funds The game in Tasmania continues venue in Australia to have a naming developing the ground, none of which to expand at a rapid rate and this rights sponsor, LED signage, digital was provided through GST!). year over 43,003 people of all ages sight screens, the creation of the The Big Bash League goes from participated. This is a record and men’s and women’s Hurricanes sides strength to strength and the past shows ongoing substantial growth in the BBL and the re-development of season saw record crowds with in line with ’s overall the women’s side and attracting and over 70,000 people attending the strategy. Congratulations should go to continuing AFL Football. Importantly, four matches at Blundstone Arena. our Game and Market Development David has also had the interest of That was only about 1,000 short of General Manager Ben Smith for the members at heart and has left an a complete sell out for all games. overseeing and ensuring this continued outstanding legacy. We thank David Around 1 million people watched each growth. The Hussey Report has told for his time as Chief Executive. Hurricanes men’s game on television us that more needs to be spent in including the second most watched developing this base through high Finally, I would like to thank our hard- game for the tournament, where Ben performance programs throughout the working Cricket Tasmania Board, McDermott’s amazing saw the state. Processes are in place to ensure especially Deputy Chairman Paul Hurricanes win on the very last ball that the recommendations made by Mr Green, for their efforts over the past after a record chase. The reach of Hussey are implemented together with 12 months. The work of the Board is the Hurricanes is not just in attendance looking to improve facilities for players often a thankless one, no one gets or on domestic television, the team state-wide. paid for being on the Board and difficult decisions affecting livelihoods has a huge following on the sub- Of course the last 12 months have also are often made. I want to thank our continent and that can only be good seen losses. I want to pay tribute to the management team, in particular Steve for Tasmania tourism. former coach of the Tasmanian Tigers McMullen and David Paynter for their The coming season will see the Dan Marsh, and the former coach of efforts, and Cricket Australia Director Hurricanes journey to Launceston for the Hurricanes Damien Wright. Both Tony Harrison. the first time to play a men’s game. are long term servants and icons of This has been the culmination of over Tasmanian cricket and their passion There is nothing surer that we now four years of planning and hard work. and love for the game, Tasmania and have the people and structures in The WBBL Hurricanes have played Tasmanian cricket has never been place to improve and there is no doubt there successfully for a few seasons. It doubted. It is never easy to make that Tasmanian cricket will return to is important that the Hurricanes are not these types of decisions and as I said success in the not too distant future. It just a Hobart team but a team for all at the time these were the hardest might not happen overnight, or even Tasmanians. This will lead to increased decisions made in my 14 years on the this season, but Tasmanian cricket will sponsorship and membership, which Board. We thank them both for their return to its rightful place at the top of will not only help Cricket Tasmania’s efforts. Long term player, coach and Australian cricket. bottom line but the profile of the Cricket Manager Andrew Dykes also Hurricanes. It will also hopefully see an left the organisation. Andrew was also ANDREW GAGGIN increase in government funding. We a passionate and long term servant of CHAIRMAN have a national local high profile team Cricket Tasmania and we thank him for playing at the highest professional his efforts. level and in that regard it is often

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AS THE NEW CHIEF When I think about how much pre-eminent teams – the teams for EXECUTIVE OF CRICKET transformation he has overseen during all Tasmanians. his time, I am both thankful for the path As the only professional sports teams TASMANIA I’D LIKE TO he has blazed and a little daunted by in this state, we need to be leaders in the prospect of filling such big shoes. CONGRATULATE MY the community both on and off the PREDECESSOR, DAVID It’s an honour to have the opportunity field. It’s our responsibility to present JOHNSTON, ON HIS to lead Tasmanian cricket. cricket as the sport of choice for males and females and continue to lead from STELLAR 19 YEAR CAREER I’m excited by this responsibility. the front. AT THE HELM OF THE Although we have negotiated a tough few years on the field, the It’s clear to me that the future financial CRICKET ASSOCIATION. opportunities clearly outnumber strength of Cricket Tasmania will come the challenges. from the inexorable growth of the Big And for me, the steps to success are Bash – a format of cricket that has clear; professionalise, commercialise engaged a new generation of fans and perform. and challenged every major to think about how they To professionalise (and that’s engage with their fans into the future. not to say the current staff aren’t professional!) means to deliver a clear We’ve got a stake in this exciting vision, underpinned by strong values League in the form of the Hurricanes and absolute role clarity. and I want to see us eclipse Hawthorn and North in terms of I want to set standards for our staff membership. I find it incongruous – no different to the standards we that fly-in/fly-out AFL teams have expect from our players. If we expect 10,000 and 7,000 Tasmanian members our players to be the best at what they respectively, yet our state’s team do in the country we should expect the – the Hobart Hurricanes – has only same of our staff from the receptionist, 3,000. My ambition is to ensure the to our Head Curator, to the CEO. Hurricanes have the most members of So what does that mean? It means any team that plays in Tasmania, and working for Cricket Tasmania is the by a significant margin. same as playing for Tasmania. It’s a We need to put the accelerator on the privilege not a right – there are no jobs growth of women’s cricket. Australian for life. Stay if you are contributing cricket has had national women’s at the right level. There is an elite cricket formats since the 1930s and standard and the rules apply to while other sports have started to everyone, including me. catch up, cricket needs to continue It does take time to create a high to drive growth and that means performing team, but I saw it at the professionalising the women’s game Thunder where we went from sooner rather than later. the lowest of lows to the highest of Cricket presents the only opportunity highs. Ultimately, the way to achieve for talented females to play this is through fantastic people who professional team sport and reside in possess a great desire to succeed. this state. We must get behind this and The second step is to commercialise. encourage more girls to be involved There is a lot of untapped potential with cricket across Tasmania. It is the in Tasmanian cricket and the more sport for all. revenue we can drive for the sport the We need to energise the sport in the more we can then feed back into grass North and North West. Tasmanian roots across the state. cricket can only thrive if we have all I want to see the Hurricanes, Tigers and regions behind us. I’m excited about the Roar be regarded as Tasmania’s our landmark announcement to

8 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 9 I’m excited about our landmark play our first BBL game for points in leading to higher honours. With Head Launceston this summer. This will give Coaches , Julia Price and announcement to play our first BBL another 20,000 fans from the region Gary Kirsten at the helm, I believe we access to a visible pathway that will can fulfil this aspiration. game for points in Launceston this hopefully inspire the next generation of I’ve been involved in cricket in one summer. This will give another children to pick up a bat or ball. shape or another since I was seven- The final step is performance. While years-old. I played 26 years at a 20,000 fans from the region access I can’t guarantee wins, I’d like to be remarkably low level at a club where to a visible pathway that will able to guarantee a high performance my Dad was president. This has given culture and high performing teams. me a strong appreciation of the work hopefully inspire the next generation of volunteers and what it means to What does high performing mean drive community cricket. and how do we assess ourselves? It’s of children to pick up a bat or ball. simplistic to assess Cricket Tasmania’s I am conscious that club cricket is the success by the number of Tigers’ wins, life-blood of our game and my desire our program has much more depth to ensure Tasmanian cricket thrives at than that. the elite level should result in better competitions, better facilities and a Of course we want success on the healthier cricket community at field, but I also want to see Tasmanian boys and girls being selected for the grassroots. Australian representative teams in the As I begin my tenure, I look forward pathway. I want to see a Roar or WBBL to the challenges ahead and having Hurricanes player make her debut the chance to work with the many for Australia. I want to see players passionate and dedicated cricket from our Men’s program pushing for volunteers that make this game great selection to wear the Baggy Green. I along the way. want to see the men return to the BBL finals and the women maintain their NICK CUMMINS position as a perennial WBBL CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER title contender. Most of all, I want our cricket program to be seen as a destination. I want us to have the reputation that any player who participates in our cricket program will become a better player,

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AS I REFLECT ON MY The organisation is certainly different The improvement in infrastructure TIME AT THE TASMANIAN from when I began, when there were and facilities for players of all codes, CRICKET ASSOCIATION/ 21 staff and a turnover of $1.8M to now general public, corporate guests, we have more than 70 full time staff, media, Cricket Tasmania members CRICKET TASMANIA I around 45 contracted players and a and our staff has been significant and LOOK BACK ON THE turnover of around $22M. was essential to keep pace with other venues and to attract major sports to WONDERFUL TIMES AND During my tenure with Cricket the ground and corporate functions. ACHIEVEMENTS THAT Tasmania I have been associated with HAVE OCCURRED WITH 33 different Directors, 4 Chairmen The first re-development completed in A GREAT DEAL OF PRIDE (Denis Rogers, Brent Palfreyman, Tony late 2002 included the construction of AND SATISFACTION Harrison and Andrew Gaggin) over 190 the Stand, the Members’ AND GRATITUDE TO ALL different staff members and numerous Pavilion, including new corporate male and female players. It has been a facilities, offices, the museum and INVOLVED. pleasure to work with all these people a new indoor centre. This took the as they have a passion for Tasmanian capacity of the ground to around cricket and in whatever their area of 16,500. We then saw the installation of expertise they have endeavoured to a players’ gymnasium and the erection advance the game in our state in a of arena lighting which enabled us to committed, enthusiastic and expand to host night games. During diligent manner. this time, we also expanded the restriction on the ground so we could Our major strategic focus is around host events other than sport at the providing players to our national venue. This was significant because it teams. Through our development has enabled us to develop our events programs, high performance pathways and conference business which opens and our coaching structures we have the venue to a greater range been successful in this endeavour. The delight that these players bring to our of clientele. Tasmanian community when gaining Along the way we have installed national recognition is significant and video replay and scoreboard screens, demonstrates to junior players that both temporary and permanent and they can represent Australia while resurfaced the whole ground including playing and residing in Tasmania. the cricket pitches. Since I began with Cricket Tasmania we We then negotiated the relocation have won three Sheffield Shield finals of the Clarence District Cricket Club and three Domestic One-Day finals, to Kangaroo Bay so that we could but also reached three other Shield, proceed with the redevelopment of two One-Day and two finals the western side of the ground. This making a total of 13 finals appearances included the new Stand at an average of 1 final every one and a which housed new player and half years. Obviously, the highlight of dressing rooms, a new indoor centre, those finals was winning the Pura Cup/ seven corporate boxes, extensive Sheffield Shield Final in 2006-2007. function area, administration offices, We had been performing consistently the Plumb Cafe and additional and competitively up until then but undercover seating for Cricket this emotional victory made the rest Tasmania members. This latest venture of Australian cricket take notice of has increased the ground capacity to Tasmania and the recognition of our around 19,000 and greatly improved players at national level the public and private facilities during increased significantly. major matches. The development of the Bellerive The recognition of the history of facility has also been a major focus Tasmanian cricket has also expanded in my time with Cricket Tasmania. with the development of the ground.

12 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 13 David Johnston and his family The Association is in a strong The addition of the Field of Fame, »» The expansion of Cricket Tasmania position which will enable it statues of David Boon and Ricky membership from 600 to over Ponting, the opening of the museum, 2,300 members including associate to continue to be a leader in awarding life memberships, the many members. The increase in facilities paintings and photos displayed around for members, the benefits and sport in this state. the venue and the naming of awards services and the different events and has fittingly acknowledged our pre further recognition of members has and post Sheffield Shield cricketers, been noteworthy. administrators and notable »» The introduction of Cricket Tasmania cricket identities. values, our Strategic Plan and the The gaining of a naming rights sponsor advancement of our culture. of the ground, in Blundstone, on The Association is in a strong position a long-term agreement has been which will enable it to continue to be a significant and a valuable leader in sport in this state. I hear the for the Association. phrase ‘punching above our weight’ Other events and accomplishments used frequently but do not subscribe that have impacted the Association to this view. We are in national are: competitions for women and men across all ages, and success in these •The thrill of hosting international will be how we are judged and not our cricket at the venue. The successful size or resources that we have to select management of these games brings from. We should continue to use these credit to the state and a major focus aspects as positives to drive innovation from around the world on Tasmania. and success. The continued attraction of these matches is important for the state and When appointed 19.5 years ago, the Association but will remain a challenge Board were looking for stability which with the international schedule facing I have provided over my journey. I greater pressure. feel that I could do this without falling back into situations of stagnation that •The continued association with all can occur during long term tenures. levels and persuasions of government Hopefully I have contributed to the to improve the infrastructure at growth and success of our sport and I Blundstone Arena and cricket facilities leave the Association in a better overall around the state. As well as the position but in a different state than assisting with the positive promotion of when I began. cricket from junior level to the elite with community programs to supporting The progress of cricket in Tasmania events has been vital. has never been due to one individual but a collection of entities. To that end »» The attraction of AFL matches to the I thank all levels of government, the venue. Tasmanian cricket fraternity, Cricket »» The move to player contracts that Tasmania members, all our sponsors have enabled men and now women over the years, Cricket Australia and to spend more time on honing their other State Associations for their skills and becoming better players. support and the Cricket Tasmania »» The launch and success of the Board, staff and players for their Hobart Hurricanes, both men’s dedication, passion and commitment. and women’s teams that have I finish with some sadness but great broadened the supporter base and expectations for Tasmanian cricket fan demographic of our sport. and will continue to support our teams »» The growth in participation of cricket and have a strong interest in all things in this state to more than 43,003 relating to cricket in Tasmanian. people, and the growth in girls and women’s cricket in the last few years. DAVID JOHNSTON Ben McDermott accepting the Male Young » The hosting of the Cricket World CHIEF EXECUTIVE 1997 - 2017 » Player of the Year award. Cup in 2015 and the resultant $35M economic influx into Tasmania.

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XAVIER DOHERTY ONE OF TASMANIA’S MOST RESPECTED AND HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL CRICKETERS ANNOUNCED HIS RETIREMENT CRICKET TASMANIA’S PARTNERS PLAY A CRUCIAL ROLE IN THE DELVERY OF THE GAME IN IN MARCH, WITH 34-YEAR-OLD SPINNER XAVIER DOHERTY TASMANIA. OUR PROGRAMS ARE RELIANT ON THE SUPPORT AND INVESTMENT OF OUR IMMEDIATELY RETIRING FROM FIRST-CLASS AND ONE-DAY PARTNERS, RANGING FROM GRASSROOTS CRICKET THROUGH TO THE NATIONAL LEVEL. CRICKET AFTER WHAT HAS BEEN AN OUTSTANDING CAREER WE ARE PROUD OF OUR RELATIONSHIPS AND WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF OUR SPANNING 15 SEASONS. PARTNERS FOR THEIR SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION THIS SEASON. “X” or “Dohy” as he’s known, was and highlights I have had throughout my discovered in George Town in the north of career. I feel very grateful to have been part the state before he debuted for the Tigers of such a successful, exciting and important at the age of 19 in 2001-02. He then went era for Tasmanian cricket and I hope to be on to represent Tasmania and Australia able to continue to watch more success in with much success, his best figures in the the future. shorter form being 4/18 against Victoria “Receiving my cap for Tasmania as a in Hobart in the one day final in 2008 and 19-year-old was pretty special and to 4/28 against Sri Lanka in 2011. go on to be called up for Australia in On debut for his country in 2010 he made 2010 and claim that Baggy Green was a impact early with four against Sri surreal feeling. Both those moments were Lanka at the MCG. Crowned the Ricky amazing, however it was celebrating the PRINCIPAL PARTNER Ponting Medallist in 2019-10 as the best wins and each other's success with my Tasmanian cricketer for that season, he has teammates that I will treasure the most. also been a part of winning three One Day “I would like to thank my wife Emma, titles for the Tigers and was also part of the daughters Scarlett and Eloise, the rest Sheffield Shield win at Blundstone Arena in MAJOR PARTNERS of my amazing extended family, my 2010-11. teammates past and present and the rest “I have absolutely loved being a Tasmanian of the Cricket Tasmania family who have cricketer and I sometimes have to pinch supported me unconditionally on this MAJOR PARTNERS myself when I think about the opportunities journey,”.

JULIE HUNTER JULIE HUNTER RETIRED FROM ONE DAY CRICKET IN OCTOBER BUT AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE WBBL SEASON CLOSED THE HEADWEAR & KEY PARTNER CURTAINS ON HER STELLAR CAREER. A former Australian representative, Hunter Hunter believed it was the right time to end moved to Tasmania from Victoria in 2015- her career. 16 having played with the Vic Spirit from "It's been amazing playing with this group 2003/04. She played a crucial part with the VENUE PARTNERS of girls for the past couple of years and I'll WBBL Hobart Hurricanes in the WBBL for walk away with a purple heart. the past two seasons, helping them make MEMBERSHIP PARTNER back to back semi-final appearances. "Both Tasmanian teams are headed in a great direction and I'm proud to have been Hunter played 32 T20 Internationals for part of that. the Southern Stars, making her debut in February 2010 against . She "I love the game and still get that nagging was part of the Southern Stars '3-peat' - thought of "just one more?" But I've winning the World T20 in 2010, 2012 and reached the point where I can't give it 2014. In the 2012 World T20 she took her everything, so for me I can no longer give best figures in T20 cricket taking enough to keep going. 5-22 vs West Indies in the semi-final. "A teammate just reminded me what a Hunter has a long list of achievements in huge career it's been and I'm certainly the One Day game also, having played 93 proud of what I have achieved and had matches in the WNCL, 84 for Victoria and the privilege to be a part of - I'll take those 9 for Tasmania. She made her Southern moments and the friendships with me." Stars debut in 2010 and played 23 One Day Internationals for Australia. OFFICIAL PARTNERS OFFICIAL PARTNERS

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ANOTHER BUSY YEAR HAS COME AND GONE AND THE VENUE HAS HAD MANY USES GROUND REPORT MARCUS PAMPLIN HEAD CURATOR THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. INTERNATIONALS season after use and reused to cope with the high demand. The reconstructed pitches on Church St were not online until This season Blundstone Arena hosted South Africa, one late November as the soil was still settling and compacting. of the best Test nations in the world. There were high This area improved as the season progressed and they were expectations pre-game that it would be a terrific contest that given very good feedback towards the end of the March. would attract a large crowd. Unfortunately, the weather Gods didn’t do the venue any favours and we experienced overcast To alleviate the high use and the reduced pitches due to the and wet conditions throughout the match. There was a whole reconstructed area on Church Street, all teams from juniors day lost due to rain, which badly affected the attendance of to senior men and women’s teams had over eight weeks of patrons. The match turned out to be a disappointing result centre practice. This wasn’t ideal for pitch preparation for Australia as it highlighted our inability to cope with the for games, but it did relieve the pressure on other practice swinging ball in cloudy conditions, which has also been our pitches. We will endeavour to provide centre wicket practice Achilles heel in . Australia were totally outplayed pitches for the senior teams again this season if the by an outstanding bowling attack. South Africa also batted schedule allows. stoically and Quinton De Kock showed his class with an Blundstone Arena hosting AFL 'A future cricket star in the making'. effortless century. AFL Overall, we hosted the Test Match of Australia versus South for the series which has now been taken up by NMFC for The Test Match has been pivotal for Australian cricket as The ground again is holding up well to the rigours of the Africa, five Sheffield Shield matches, four BBL matches, their AFL games. major changes to the team and the selection process were football season. With very high use for training and early morning games on match days is providing a safe five WBBL games, two WNCL matches, seven club cricket With current world incidents, and with the venue implemented. The feedback from the ICC and the media was and excellent surface. North Melbourne and other teams have finals, three NMFC AFL matches, a state match, eight CDFC now hosting significant events in keeping with safety outstanding, reporting that it was what a Test pitch should all provided excellent feedback about the playing surface. State League matches and a Clarence City Council World requirements, we have developed a Security Master Plan be, a contest between bat and ball. Games Day. for the venue. We have also spent time workshopping this STAFF Added to the on-field events we had over 200 functions document with Tasmania Police, Clarence City Council and SHEFFIELD SHIELD within our buildings of various types from weddings, our security provider. Members can be assured that as The pitches for the Sheffield Shield and Roar were The venue no longer has any apprentices, as Luke Graham meetings expos and even COAG. a facility we have strong measures in place to ensure consistently very good throughout the season. The pace and and James Di Saia have both completed their qualifications. bounce provided a contest between bat and ball, which was As well as gaining their qualifications, Luke and James have In general, events at the venue have run very smoothly for patron safety. highlighted by good and bowling performances. As a prepared terrific practice and centre pitches at Blundstone the year and credit should go to my hard-working staff. The The future for the venue continues to look bright in 2017-18. result, the pitches and outfield were given excellent feedback area. James Di Saia was also nominated for the Apprentice of venue is now seen as one of Australia’s leading operational The JLT One-Day Cup returns which gives us elite content throughout the year. the Year and attended the AGCSA National Turf Conference venues which is something that all stakeholders can be earlier than usual. We have no Test Match next season but in June. proud of. we have a T20 International after the BBL. We will continue BBL AND WBBL to work with the AFL to try to secure a fourth game in the The high use of the practice pitches by all teams from under Special mention should go to our Head Curator, Marcus The BBL and WBBL schedule was very condensed again, 13s to seniors, both men and women placed extra pressure Pamplin, and his curating team. Whilst the results on the season. The NRL have an interest in playing in Tasmania and we will continue to be at the table to discuss this. which saw great results for the women but not so for the on the facility and especially on the Derwent Street practice field haven’t been exactly what we are looking for as an men. The players enjoyed great conditions. Blundstone pitches where Oliver Beswick did a great job producing very organisation, the pitch and outfield ranked number 2 in the The operations of the Museum came to Venue Operations Arena was voted the number one venue for the pitch and good pitches in trying conditions. country for Sheffield Shield and number 1 in the country for in 2017-18 and we will look to implement new tours and outfield across all venues in the BBL competition. This was a BBL. The AFL have also made comment on how well the strategies to ensure that this important part of the business Unfortunately, late in the season, Anthony Kennedy left to terrific accolade for the curating team during the Christmas, take up a position as a supervisor at Casey Fields in his native venue transformed from cricket to football (in no less than stays at the forefront of our minds. New Year period when there is a lot of weekend work and 12 days) and GWS recently suggested that it is one of the Victoria. Anthony was integral part of the curating team for Business in the function area continues to grow and has late nights. best surfaces that they have played on. over eight years. As well as producing quality pitches on the become an important source of income. During 2016-17 the main wicket and practice area, he was a great support to PRACTICE PITCHES Our Test Match was an operational success. The ICC Match operations for this have transferred to Venue Operations me and a valued member of our curating team and Cricket Referee, Andy Pyecroft, commented at the conclusion of the and we will continue to execute a high standard of functions. The practice pitches again were given a very heavy schedule, Tasmania and we wish him all the best. match that in his mind it was the perfect Test wicket, a bit in Plumb Café’s popularity continues to grow and there are with several areas being renovated and seeded during the it early, ability to bat well through the middle and starting exciting plans for this coming into summer. to break up late. As all would be aware we had a rained-out day and two Australian batting collapses which affected the STEPHEN MCMULLEN match itself. Andy was full of praise for our preparations, GENERAL MANAGER - VENUE OPERATIONS venue and facilities and promised to take the message back to the ICC. The BBL season was a fantastic result with three of our four home matches selling out. Operationally all things went well and the big crowds got in and out of the venue without too many delays. We implemented a new bus transport system

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FUNCTION & EVENTS HOSPITALITY FROM THE TEAM COAG It has been a great year for the catering department building Blundstone Arena Function Over 380 guests enjoyed the Cricket Australia Official a great committed team of chefs who work in both the Plumb Centre is now well A major coup for BAFC was being high level of co-ordination between Hospitality program during the Test Match between Café and events. established as a leading selected to host COAG (Council both State and Federal Government Australia and South Africa in November 2016. Guests venue for functions and of Australian Governments) - the Departments. Considering world enjoyed a premium package and were entertained by This year saw us host the Test match against South Africa, events in Hobart. Its décor, peak intergovernmental forum in events, security issues and the guest speaker . four BBL matches and three AFL matches as well as many views, facilities and Australia. logistics of bringing together the gala dinners, which involved a lot of menu planning and Government ministers, advisors and Once again hospitality for the Hobart Hurricanes was a purpose-built function rooms This meeting had not been held in creation. support staff the seamless delivery stand out. Approximately 2000 people enjoyed a range of tick all the boxes for meetings, Hobart since 2009, and has never The Test match saw the kitchen cater for five days of player of COAG cannot be underestimated. hospitality packages right around the ground including the conferences, lunches and been hosted by a venue within a meals, corporate meals and support staff meals, with over Blundstone Arena Function Centre boutique marquee ‘Lounge @ the Ground’, the spectacular dinners. Over the past 12 sporting stadium. Deck and individual Corporate Suites. 5000 meals served during the match. months over 200 functions certainly stands proudly among This significant event involved a were held. A wide range of world class venues. North Hospitality also proves very The South African team had many special requests such events from the corporate, popular with Tasmanians not wanting to miss the opportunity as the Biltong. Biltong is a form of dried, cured meat that sporting and charity domains of watching an AFL match in Hobart. Richmond and the originated in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia. Various kept the centre and its team visited Blundstone Arena, with the first Friday types of meat are used to produce it, ranging from beef and extremely busy. night match proving extremely popular. game meats to fillets of ostrich from commercial farms. While the outcome of the Test was not ideal for the Aussies, the Sporting hospitality packages cover a range of menus from BAFC are proud to be the team worked hard and food was well received by the players, delectable sit down lunches and dinners to light and casual venue of choice for many members and corporate guests leading businesses: grazing food. Our kitchens (and there are now many located around the Centre) not only produce food for the patrons, The BBL|06 season was a time when all of catering came »» MyState but also players and officials. together and worked hard to deliver great food. The four »» Clarence City Council matches held at Blundstone Arena had the kitchen team making over 3000 sliders and using over 960 kilos of chips. »» The Order of Australia »» Hesta »» TasWater »» TasNetworks »» RACT »» Petrusma Property As well as major businesses a variety of sporting clubs across Hockey, Netball and Premier Will Hodgman & Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull during COAG press conference Football also use Blundstone Arena Function Centre. The diverse range of functions hosted included workshops, AGMs, seminars, gala award dinners and conferences.

Chairman's lounge during AFL match

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2016-17 SAW CRICKET TASMANIA LAUNCH INTO THE SEASON REMINISCING ON A DECADE SINCE THE HISTORIC PURA CUP WIN FOR THE TASMANIAN TIGERS IN 2006-07, WHICH WAS CELEBRATED THROUGH VARIOUS EVENTS AND COVERED EXTENSIVELY LOCALLY AND NATIONALLY IN THE MEDIA. THE TASMANIAN TIGERS AND TASMANIAN ROAR WERE OUT IN THE COMMUNITY AND WE HAD SOME FANTASTIC ON THE FIELD AND OFF THE FIELD COVERAGE.

TEST MATCH CRICKET IN TASSIE CRICKET TASMANIA CELEBRATES Tasmania’s cricket leaders fought hard for a Test match and 10 YEARS SINCE FIRST-EVER SHIELD it was crucial the fans proved they wanted it with Members WIN and fans turning up to support the blockbuster Test between While the 2016-17 season didn’t go as planned for the Tigers, Australia and South Africa. While the match didn’t go to plan there was reason to celebrate a decade on from the moment for Australia, and the weather meant a day’s play was lost, when Tassie cricket climbed Australian cricket’s Everest, the local, national and international media all had plenty of finally winning the Sheffield Shield title after years of trying. down time which meant extra promotion of some of our local The historic win at Blundstone Arena ( at the players who took the time to take part in interviews on radio, time) deserved a re-run and while the Season Launch and TV and chats with print journalists. Ricky Ponting Medal ensured that moment was replayed and those involved honoured. The local media recognised HURRICANES BBL AND WBBL HYPE its place in Tasmanian sporting history by covering it The exposure and opportunities in the WBBL have already extensively throughout the season, interviewing key players changed the landscape of women's sport. The television from the 2006-07 final against New South Wales, re-living audiences in particular show that when women’s cricket the moment through images and audio and celebrating is available to watch, there is an appetite for it. With some Tasmanian cricketing history with pride.

exciting internationals and some talented Tasmanian players 72 ‒ SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 2017 EAGLE FARM MONEY BACK OFFER in both teams, the excitement throughout Tasmania during *Conditions apply, $25 maximum bet INSIDE TODAY’S Money back if your horse runs second the Big Bash continued this season. However, it was the or third in Races 1-3 at Eagle Farm WBBL matches and double headers that proved fans were RACING GUIDE Gamble responsibly. Call gambling help 1800 858 858. loving both the men's and the women's competition more than ever, supporting their club by attending Blundstone Arena and UTAS Stadium in Launceston. The "purple haze" that spreads across the city through public appearances, and the huge media coverage during the Big Bash season, has seen the Hurricanes continue to be Tasmania’s favourite club. The signing of English superstar along with crowd favourites such as Bailey and Paine, the excitement of winning the "un-winnable" and Ben McDermott's rise to fame at Ethiad Stadium as well as a semi-final for the women saw cricket dominate sport news throughout the Tasmanian media. IT’S NOW OR NEVER HURRICANE Ben McDermott blasted the Renegades off the park last start and will be looking to do the same again today against the Scorchers at Blundstone Arena. The Canes must win today before another fanatical sellout Hobart crowd to have any chance of making the Big Bash League final four. Blundstone Arena today is the last-chance saloon for the purple army and their hopes of BBL glory. FULL PREVIEW PAGES 70-71 Picture: RICHARD JUPE

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THERE WERE 1673 CRICKET TASMANIA Members were once again privy to three AFL games at MEMBERS DURING THE 2016-17 SEASON, Blundstone Arena this year, with North Melbourne taking ALONG WITH 588 ASSOCIATE CARDS. on GWS, and Melbourne. Despite match times not being ideal, there were still uptakes of over 1,000 tickets The main drawcard this season was the Commonwealth for all three matches sold in the Members’ areas and a Bank Test Match between Australia and South Africa in total of 473 Platinum Members who had the ability to claim November 2016. Despite the weather and an average match complimentary tickets. in terms of performance, it was great to have a Test back The 2016-17 season saw the organisation celebrate an at the Arena for the second consecutive year. All Members inaugural achievement, with two members celebrating 60 and Associate Card Holders had guaranteed access along years of membership with Cricket Tasmania/Tasmanian with the ability for members to purchase one guest pass Cricket Association. Don Mills and Peter Murfett both joined for days one and two and two passes for days three and the program in 1956 and were recognised at both the four. Day one was the most popular with 1100 members and Members’ 30-year Luncheon and also the Ricky Ponting guests in attendance. With no play on Day 2 the Test match Medal for their significant achievement. We also celebrated saw a last-minute decision to welcome back a Curator’s 20 new additions into the 30-year recognition club and one Breakfast, which had guest speakers in former Australian member for 40 years of membership. Captain Kim Hughes and Blundstone Arena Head Curator Marcus Pamplin. Overall we had 34 members and guests The Hobart Hurricanes achieved their greatest number of attend the breakfast. 2200 Members and guests attended members during BBL|06 & WBBL|02 season, with 3,162 the Members’ Pavilion across the four days of play. Support members, which was a 17.63% increase on the previous needs to be continually be shown by all members and fans year. The past season included introducing a new category 30 YEAR to be a candidate for international cricket in the future. of membership called the ‘Century Club’ with 70 members upgrading or joining into that class. The Century Club was MEMBERS There were seven Hurricanes matches including two double set up to offer a more exclusive feel, with limited numbers, Andrew Abbot headers with the BBL & WBBL Hobart Hurricanes both in private bar and a prestigious atmosphere situated in the Vincent Barron action. Members were once again able to purchase two Century Room in the Members’ pavilion. guest passes per match, with a total of 300 passes available Malcom Brown each BBL match. Guest passes were extremely popular This year promises to be another strong year for Cricket Allan Reardon with all matches selling out days in advance. A total of 5123 Tasmania across our all Membership programs. Cricket Ray Brown members and guests were present across all BBL matches Tasmania Members will again enjoy access to all cricket Bob Cheek and double headers, with the match on the 8th January at Blundstone Arena, with the addition of our first BBL Michael Norman drawing the largest member crowd of 1349. expansion match played in Launceston. Adam Williams David Whitehouse Anthony Jones Valentine Smith Phillip Eldridge Paul Calvert AO Geoff Harper Barry Donoghue Tim Chalmers Tony Foster Geoff Rowlands Donald Roddam Tony Harrison

40 YEAR MEMBER Bruce Neill

60 YEAR MEMBERS Don Mills Peter Murfett

George Bailey signing posters for our purple army

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IT WAS A DISAPPOINTING SEASON OVERALL FOR THE TASMANIAN TIGERS THROUGHOUT 2016-17, HOWEVER THERE WERE SOME POSITIVE SIGNS SHOWN IN INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES IN BOTH FORMATS OF THE GAME, PROVIDING A SHINING LIGHT AMONGST A SEASON TO FORGET. THE TIGERS FINISHED THE SHEFFIELD SHIELD SEASON IN LAST POSITION, AND WHILST THE START WAS STRONG ON THE ONE-DAY FORMAT THE TEAM FAILED TO MAKE THE FINALS OF THE MATADOR ONE-DAY CUP LAST OCTOBER. MATADOR ONE-DAY CUP The Tigers finished their One Day campaign with a win against , having a debut It was a mixed Matador One Day Cup for the Tigers this to remember taking a superb 5-32, whilst was season, finishing just one win outside a finals position in the again amongst the runs making 79 as the Tigers finished 2017 competition which was once again played in their Matador Cup on a high note, defeating the Redbacks and Sydney. by 28 runs. Rain ruined their opening fixture against in Brisbane as the Tigers were robbed of a victory due to rain, just one run behind the DL method when the heavens SHEFFIELD SHIELD opened and ended the match much to the team’s frustration. Despite a disappointing season on the win/loss ratio, the The Tigers' first win of the tournament came in game two season saw some great individual performances and had when they faced the CA XI and defeated them by 8 wickets. many players taking steps forward in their first-class careers. Xavier Doherty was the pick of the Tigers bowlers taking Cameron Boyce, , Cam Stevenson, Jake 3-34 and Tim Paine made a superb century in the run chase Hancock, and Gabe Bell all debuted this finishing 101 no whilst was also impressive season in the Tigers Baggy Green. making 83. At the half way mark heading into the Big Bash League The next game saw another win for break, the Tigers were still in the race for finals contention. Tasmania, defeating eventual A win against the Warriors and shared points with the champions NSW by 15 runs. Bushrangers and Blues had them still with a chance. Alex Doolan top scored with Struggling to find the breakthrough win in the second half 67 whilst Simon Milenko, of the season, the Tigers bowed out in the race for the Hamish Kingston and Beau silverware. Webster also contributed with Simon Milenko found his form as an all-rounder with a the bat. Cameron Boyce had a fantastic first season with the Tigers. Producing 517 runs, good day out with the ball taking which included a first-class highest score of 87 against the 4-55 as the Tigers pipped the Blues Blues in Wollongong, he was also the highest wicket taker by 15 runs. for Tasmania, piling up 18 wickets for the season.

Back to back losses to Victoria Alex Doolan produced a first-class best with an unbeaten This is a caption and saw the knock of 202 which helped Tasmania to secure their Tigers finals chances dashed. nine-wicket win against Western Australia. Along with the However Alex Doolan was again unbeaten score Doolan sustained an injury which had him at his best in these matches sidelined until after the break. There were some positive making 87no vs Bushrangers continued to make his mark on first-class and 93 against the Warriors. signs shown in individual cricket. The youngster had the third best run haul for the Tigers including an unbeaten 122 against the Victoria at performances in both formats home. of the game, providing a James Faulkner produced his maiden first-class century, as he and Webster saved the Tigers from defeat against the shining light amongst a Blues at the Blundstone Arena. It was the skipper, George Bailey, that led from the front this season – the third highest season to forget. run scorer for the series. This included four half centuries, an unbeaten 142 against the Redbacks and an unbeaten 200 against the Blues which also brought up his 20th first-class century. Gabe Bell, Ben McDermott and all finished the season in fantastic form, showing Tasmania what the future of cricket in the state holds.

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THE BBL SEASON WAS A STORY OF HIGHS AND NEAR MISSES, LEAVING FANS WONDERING WHAT COULD’VE BEEN.

Record crowds continued to flow through the gates at The highest of highs came when the Hurricanes took on Blundstone Arena with three of the four home matches sold the Renegades at Etihad Stadium in a must-win match to out. Similarly, massive TV audiences tuned in for both home keep their season alive. Set a record total of 4-222 by the and away matches for BBL|06. home team, the Hurricanes lost a couple of early wickets before Ben McDermott and George Bailey came together But ultimately, the on-field results overall weren’t consistent at the crease and somehow managed to keep the target enough to nail down a finals berth despite some outstanding within reach as the Hurricanes set about creating history. performances throughout the year. The ever-reliable George Bailey crafted a knock of 59 from D’Arcy Short launched himself onto the world stage in his 42 deliveries but was overshadowed by youngster Ben first Big Bash match smashing 61 from 29 balls against McDermott who belted an incredible knock of 114 from just the Sixers in Sydney. Tim Paine began his solid Big Bash 52 balls, including eight 4s and nine 6s, to all but lead the campaign with 63 from 45 balls helping the Hurricanes Hurricanes to victory. Needing 16 runs from the final over secure victory and starting their season in the to keep their season alive, Hurricanes’ English import, Stuart perfect fashion. Broad, scored 11 runs from 4 balls and finished the job with Paine continued his form with the bat against the Stars on a single off the last ball sending the Hurricanes camp into Boxing Day scoring 91 from 61 balls and, along with the mass celebration. ever-reliable George Bailey who scored 74 , ensure In the final match of the season, the Hurricanes needed a the Hurricanes set a respectable total of 4-188. However, it big win to make the final four and the Scorchers needed a wasn’t enough to keep the Stars at bay as they chased down big win to host a final. The Hurricanes struggled to compile the total in 17.4 overs with the loss of just 3 wickets, thanks a competitive score making 6-134 before the Scorchers to big hitting from , and chased down the runs in just 14 overs to secure their home . final and end the Hurricanes season. The big hitting continued against the Hurricanes in the next match against the Heat at with (84 from 50 balls) and Brendan McCullum (72 from 35) combining for a 109 run, second wicket stance to guide the Heat to victory. Jon Wells The Hurricanes recorded one win and one loss to the Strikers in BBL|06, starting with a win in Hobart thanks to a return to form for hard-hitting newcomer, D’Arcy Short. Short clubbed 60 from 39 balls combining with Paine in a 105-run partnership to lead the Hurricanes home, chasing down the 144 in 17.2 overs. shone with the ball, taking 5 for 14 from his 4 overs restricting the Strikers in the first innings. After a difficult start, Hurricanes Jon Wells (55 from 37) and Beau Webster (67 from 43) combined to drive the Hurricanes to 8-161 in the return leg in Adelaide. The Hurricanes were reeling at 5-30 before Wells and Webster came to the crease to compile a decent score. But ensured the total wasn’t enough scoring 79 not out from 49 balls and leading the Strikers to victory. The Hurricanes then returned to Hobart to take on the Thunder and were handed a 6-wicket defeat despite George Bailey’s 69 not out. was the mainstay for the Thunder with 55 from just 31 balls ensuring the Thunder comfortably chased down the 161 set by the home side.

Dan Christian & celebrate a wicket

28 CRICKETCRICKET TASMANIATASMANIA ANNUALANNUAL REPORTREPORT 20152016--1617 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 29 TASMANIAN ROAR AND WBBL HURRICANES Some good advancements JULIA PRICE COACH OF TASMANIAN ROAR AND WBBL HOBART HURRICANES this year on the back of some outstanding

TWO WINS IN THE WNCL individual performances. AND SEVEN WINS AND ONE NO RESULT IN THE WBBL AMOUNTED TO A SOLID YEAR FOR THE ROAR AND HURRICANES SQUADS IN THE 2016-17 SEASON.

Congratulations to Georgia Redmayne for winning the Roar Player of the Year as well as taking out the Cricket Tasmania Young Female Cricketer of the Year. In Georgia’s first year with both teams, she scored 278 runs for the Hurricanes and 295 runs for the Roar including two centuries (the first 100 scored in Roar history let alone two!). The other aspect of Georgia’s inclusion in the team was her wicket-keeping which improved immensely as the year progressed. This culminated in Georgia’s selection in the Shooting Stars squad for the tour to Sri Lanka. All in all, an excellent acquisition for Tasmanian cricket. WNCL Congratulations must also go to Amy Georgia Redmayne, Roar Player of the Year Satterthwaite for winning the Hurricanes The season started off in Queensland with two games at Player of the Year (WBBL). Amy is an Field versus South Australia and Queensland and 1 game against NSW at important member of the Hurricanes group the Gabba. It's always a tough ask for Tasmania this early in the season on and off the field with her leadership and to hit the ground running on bouncy decks. However one positive out of guidance being a big reason for the team’s the weekend was the first 5 for by a Roar player, Brooke Hepburn against success over the past two seasons. Amy South Australia (5/39). made 323 runs at 40 and took 15 wickets The second round of matches in the WNCL season brought us back at 21 to secure her position as one of the home to Blundstone where we took on ACT in a day/night fixture with world’s premier all-rounders. great support from Cricket Tasmania Members and the local community. Well done to Veronica Pyke and Heather In our first win for the season, the Roar timed their run chase beautifully Knight on their captaincy of the Roar and to win off the last ball of the match. The match was historic as the first Hurricanes respectively. Captaincy can be a 100 by a Roar player was scored by Georgia Redmayne who carried thankless task sometimes but their efforts her bat, scoring 114 not out and hitting the winning runs. She was well and input are valued and appreciated by all supported by who made 74. involved, especially the coaching staff. The Roar then backed up the next day to be resoundingly beaten by Congratulations also to Julie Hunter who a strong Victorian side featuring current Australian captain and World retired from all formats of cricket after a No.1 batsman , as well as current Australian players Kristen frustrating season plagued by injury. Julie’s Beams and former Australian players Jess Cameron and Sarah Elliott. time in Tasmania has been a valuable period The final match of the WNCL was played in Adelaide versus Western for all parties, both on and off the field. We wish her well in the future with whatever Australia and was a real confidence booster for the team despite she does. the Fury batting first and setting a competitive total of 275. Another excellent innings of 116 from Georgia Redmayne, 74 from A big thank you to David Drew (Assistant and 55 from Laura Wright saw the girls reach the total with an over to Coach), Nathan Lee (Strength & spare. This result was significant as it was the biggest chase the Roar had Conditioning Coach), Billymo Rist (Player achieved in their history. Development Manager), Emma Harris (Psychologist), Natalie Greening (Analyst), Some good advancements this year on the back of some outstanding David Bosker (Physiotherapists), Emilie individual performances. This will provide the Roar with a good platform Burgess (Nutritionist), Mia Blignaut to continue to improve over the next season or two in the (Manager, Hurricanes) as well as Dan Marsh 50-over format. and Damien Wright including both Tigers and Hurricanes players for their support of the girls this year.

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WBBL HOBART HURRICANES

ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR THE One of our strengths last season was our . For WBBL HURRICANES QUALIFYING AGAIN whatever reason, it completely flipped around this season and was our Achilles heel. We missed 29 opportunities, FOR THE SEMI-FINAL IN WBBL|02 TO costing us 495 runs. It was not through lack of practice as DISPEL ANY RUMOUR THAT THE SUCCESS we did more fielding than in previous seasons. This is an area OF WBBL|01 WAS LUCK. we need to address with the assistance of support staff to Unfortunately, this year, the girls again fell to their nemesis, get the players mentally prepared to execute their skills at the Sixers, in a one-sided match. the highest level. The team’s consistency was tested throughout the As a group, we are always looking for improvement tournament with plenty of opportunities going begging which the players are starting to drive. The culture of the but also exposing some unbelievable performances under Hurricanes playing group is the envy of the competition and extreme pressure, a sure sign of mental improvement in the something other teams are aspiring to. Despite predictions team. Erin Burns and ' super over heroics of the team finishing at the bottom of the ladder, the girls to beat the Renegades in Bendigo, a comprehensive win have proven they are a quality unit despite the lack of over Thunder in Launceston, Satterthwaite’s hat-trick and 5 Australian players and have shown that a team of name for against the Thunder and Matthews' 5 for versus the Heat. players doesn’t always come out on top. The emergence Our internationals once again contributed to the team’s of some young local talent as well as an increase in profile performance with Heather Knight’s and ’s for the female game adds to the quality of players who 334 & 323 runs respectively as well as Hayley Matthews WANT to play for Tasmania in both forms of the game. I look 20 wickets and Amy Satterthwaite 15 wickets. Other eagerly forward to WBBL|03. contributors during the tournament were Julie Hunter (13 wickets), Brooke Hepburn 11 wickets, Georgia Redmayne 278 runs and Erin Burns 227 runs.

The culture of the Hurricanes playing group is the envy of the competition and something other teams are aspiring to.

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32 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 33 CRICKET TASMANIA PREMIER LEAGUE

2015-16 CTPL SEASON &

THE 2016-17 DETAIL FIRST CRICKET TASMANIA PREMIER LEAGUE (CTPL) FIRST GRADE COMPETITION WAS CONTESTED OVER 19 ROUNDS, WHICH INCLUDED SEVEN TWO-DAY, SEVEN ONE-DAY AND FIVE TWENTY20 ROUNDS. For most of the season, the top four teams were a group to only required a draw to progress through to the Grand Final their own, jostling for positions come finals. Clarence and and elected to bat first. A steady start from openers Dylan Kingborough were vying for the minor premiership and Hay and Nathan Freitag put on 53 runs before Hay (24) was their round 17 encounter was evenly poised after day one removed by Xavier Doherty (1/32). Harry Evans joined Freitag before rain set in on day two, ending the match in a draw. The and the pair continued to take it slowly but Evans (9) was following the week, Clarence trounced University, defeating unable to emulate his scintillating regular season form, the the Lions outright in a day to secure the minor premiership first of Kyle Wisniewski’s five scalps. The Knights continued (88 points) despite a loss in the final round to Lindisfarne. to take a more than cautious approach led by Freitag Alex Doolan Celebrates a Century Kingborough also secured maximum points in round 18 who brought up his half century from 157 deliveries. Mitch before defeating North Hobart on first innings in the final Backhouse (16) and Clive Rose (21) provided partnerships of the Knights started to make inroads but they were still Pyecroft (1*) cautiously saw the Demons to stumps with round to secure second position (75 points). Defending 38 and 68 respectively with Rose seeing Freitag to his second chasing the prized wicket of Dunk. Doran unbeaten on 103 from 173 deliveries. premiers South Hobart Sandy Bay (SHSB) followed in third century of the season coming off 276 deliveries. Wisniewski They eventually got their man through Wheatley, with his Resuming at 6/257 on day two, the Demons were looking to place (70 points) while North Hobart rounded out the top returned and removed Rose and Freitag (101) in consecutive incredible knock ending on 125 from just 132 deliveries. set a target and added 18 runs to the overnight score before four (59 points). Lindisfarne (45 points), New Town (44 overs, breaking the Knights defence before striking again Following Dunk’s , the Sharks required just 16 Hamish Kingston bowled Alex Pyecroft (11). Wade Townsend points), Glenorchy (16 points) and University (15 points) prior to the close of play with a fourth wicket before stumps runs with four wickets in hand for an unlikely victory. Two joined centurion Jake Doran when the Sharks fielding woes rounded out the CTPL First Grade ladder. were called with the Knights at 6/204. further wickets to the Knights made for a nervous ending returned with yet another catch put down. In a low scoring affair at Kangaroo , North Hobart Shane Holland (3) was dismissed shortly after resumption but Doherty (22no ) helped guide the Sharks to their second The partnership looked to be the key for the Demons but was won the toss and elected to bat against Clarence in the first on day two leaving veteran Jason Shelton to bat with the tail. consecutive Grand Final. broken by Bell with a regulation edge ending Doran's innings semi-final. Cameron Stevenson struck early for Clarence A 37 run eighth wicket partnership pushed the score to 250 Played at Blundstone Arena – Bellerive, SHSB were looking to on 123 from 238 deliveries. Robb Macmillan and Townsend removing Kyle Scrimegour (3) and Jack White (2) to reduce but within the space of 6 runs, the innings was ended with secure back-to-back premierships after the drought-breaking frustrated the Sharks bowling attack in a stubborn yet streaky North Hobart to 2/24. Luke Williams (23) was next to depart Shelton (42) the last man out. Requiring 257 from 61 overs, it 2015/16 premiership while North Hobart were playing in their resistance that saw the Demons through to lunch at 8/325. before Jake Doran and Corey Murfet set about rectifying the was effectively a one-day match for SHSB and with Ben Dunk first grand final since their 2009/10 premiership. The Sharks benefited from the break with both Macmillan innings, combining for an innings high 54-run partnership, at the top of the order it was all or nothing for the Sharks. (13) and Ben Fraser (0) caught at deep backward square in before Doran’s patient stay was ended on 30 by Roos skipper Fellow opener Matt Clark (12) went The Sharks won the toss and elected to bowl and were consecutive Kingston deliveries shortly after returning, ending Harry Allanby. early but it was little deterrent rewarded early through the efforts of Gabe Bell who the North Hobart innings on 333 from 134.2 overs. With a to Dunk who brought up dismissed (3) and Kyle Scrimegour Allanby then collected the wickets of Murfet (39) and Boyce further wicket on day two, Bell was outstanding, finishing with his run a ball half century, (5) to have North Hobart 2/12. (12) as the Demons’ batters continued to falter. The story of figures of 6/80 from 32 overs, which included including and Jack White steadied before Bell struck the tail is much the same as those above them, constantly eight boundaries and again, removing an ominous looking Silk Matt Clark and Ben Dunk started the chase in typically coming and going before the innings finished on 166 from one six. Dunk and Stuart (35) just 15 minutes prior to lunch. aggressive fashion, Clark sending the first ball of the innings 79.5 overs. Allanby was the pick of the bowlers, claiming 4/34 Martin combined for a flying with a flick off the pads into the midwicket fence. North while Stevenson finished with 3/60 from this 26 over spell. Jake Doran joined White and the pair Hobart were unable to bowl consistently in the opening overs 108-run stand from just 106 batted passed lunch and through drinks in the A deep Roos batting line-up would have been confident with genuine line and length spoiled by a bad ball or two deliveries before Cameron second session, White surpassed a well deserved 50. In what chasing down the target although they were left with a tricky which Clark and Dunk ensured was punished accordingly. Wheatley finally got the was shaping as a wicket-less session for the Sharks, Bell one hour period at the end of day one. Allanby (6) and Jesse Clark was particularly fond of anything on the pads, flicking break through dismissing returned and had White (62) caught in the gully by Alex Dinnie (3) were unable to see out the day leaving the Roos Ben Fraser for six in an identical shot to the first of the innings Martin (32). Sean Willis (24) Doolan. Doran reached his own half century in the 68-run 2/26 overnight. Upon resumption, Ben Fraser (3/31) claimed but Fraser got his own back when Clark (21 off 17) whipped added a further 52 with Dunk partnership with Corey Murfet before Bell claimed his, and the important wicket of Daniel Salpietro (16) without any one straight to Boyce, departing in the 7th over with the score who continued to pummel the Sharks fifth wicket trapping Murfet (32) in front with 219 further runs added to the overnight total. A couple of small on 43. Dunk was unrelenting with Doolan helping maintain the Knights bowling, runs on the board. partnerships pushed the score to 4/72 before a dramatic bringing up his century the early pace but Dunk also failed to capitalise on the strong The Sharks let slip several chances throughout the day collapse of 5/24 sparked by Alex Pyecroft (2/31) and Boyce off just 96 deliveries. start, caught behind off the bowling of Pyecroft on 38. Dunk's with no less than four catches going down. Doran who had (3/31) all but spelled the end of the Roos season. A fighting At 3/177 from 33 wicket slowed the scoring considerably but Doolan and Willis been striking the ball cleanly all day was the beneficiary of last wicket stand pushed the score out to 137 before the overs, SHSB were were unfazed and moved the innings total to 2/106 at the one such chance, dropped after pulling a short ball from innings ended, leaving the Roos 29-runs short of victory. comfortably on track tea break. North Hobart were 3/85 in the second innings when an Hamish Kingston straight to square leg. He was unfazed and with several batters still After the break, the pair continued where they had left off unlikely victory was confirmed when Clarence continued his crisp ball striking, raising his century with a to come. Harry Nichols with Doolan passing 50 before offering the Demons a tough conceded defeat. fitting boundary. (15) and Lachlan Fraser (3) chance on 60 when a strong pull shot was dropped by a In the second semi-final at Kingston Twin Ovals, Kingborough came in and went as Cameron Boyce (12) was adjudged caught behind down diving midwicket. To rub salt into the wound, the pair passed and SHSB added another thrilling encounter to their recent the leg side off the bowling of Jeremy Smith (1/71) in the 100-run partnership and Willis was also dropped shortly rivalry. Having finished the higher of the two, Kingborough the 92nd over but Smith failed to complete his 19th thereafter. Had the catch been taken, a new Sharks’ batsman Gabe Bell Sending One Down over after aggravating an ongoing groin injury. Alex would

34 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 35 have been tasked with surviving a tricky stint at the crease by Kyle Scrimegour within an hour of lunch. Harry Nichols just shy of stumps. Willis joined Doolan with a half century and Xavier Doherty managed to navigate a new ball and fired as the pair looked to have survived the day before one final up North Hobart to get the Sharks to the break at 5/300, a scare with Jordan Silk having a massive appeal for a leg side crucial partnership of 45. caught behind turned down in the final over of the day. SHSB On resumption, both Doherty and Nichols looked as they finished day two on 2/196 and with Doolan (79) and Willis had done prior to the break, playing shots where they could (53) both not out at the crease, the Sharks were seemingly in but where necessary defending and leaving the ball well. the box seat requiring a further 137 runs on the final day. That was until Nichols mistimed a pull shot to mid-on where Alex Doolan and Sean Willis continued to stretch what was a diving Caleb Jewell still had plenty of work to do to take ultimately the match defining partnership upon resumption of a screamer and send Nichols (34) back to the sheds with a the final day, Doolan wasted no time in taking himself to triple further 20 runs required. figures in a repeat of his 2015/16 Grand Final efforts. Hamish Kingston (4no) joined Doherty and as he had done Shortly after the stand passed the 150-run mark, Pyecroft in the semi-final, the experienced Doherty (41no off 89 balls) got the breakthrough for North Hobart, removing Willis (57) scored the winning runs to once again steer the Sharks to caught behind. The Sharks still with plenty of batting in the victory and their second consecutive premiership. shed looked to be in capable hands with Doolan and George For the Demons' bowlers, Fraser finished with 3/103 while Bailey at the crease but in a single over, Ben Fraser put the Pyecroft (2/83) and Scrimegour (1/38) also took wickets. Sharks on edge and brought the Demons roaring back into the game removing Bailey (15) and Doolan (116) both caught For his effort with the ball, Gabe Bell (6/80) was awarded the Roger Woolley Medal as player of the final.

CTPL FIRST GRADE RECORD

COAD BREAKS LONGSTANDING behind) in the first innings, breaking the previous record of WICKET-KEEPING RECORDS seven dismissals set in 1926 by C.R Driscoll of North Hobart to help Kingborough to a thumping first innings victory Kingborough's Matthew Coad broke a 91-year CTPL First With Kingborough enforcing the follow on, Coad claimed Grade record when the Knights claimed the spoils against a further two dismissals in the second innings to also break SHSB in Round 16 at Kingston Twin Ovals. the record of most dismissals in a match, previously set by Clarence stalwart Matthew Clingeleffer on three occasions With the Sharks chasing an imposing 359 runs for victory, the with 9 dismissals. Knights wicket-keeper claimed eight dismissals (all caught-

MOST DISMISSALS IN AN INNINGS BY A WICKET-KEEPER Player Club Opponent Season Venue Dismissals MATTHEW COAD Kingborough SHSB 2016/17 Kingston Twin Ovals 8 C.R DRISCOLL North Hobart South Hobart 1925/26 New Town Oval 7 BRUCE DOOLAN University North Hobart 1968/69 TCA Ground 7 MATTHEW CLINGELEFFER Clarence Lindisfarne 2005/06 ANZAC Park 7 STUART MARTIN SHSB Clarence 2005/06 Queenborough Oval 7 MICHAEL CONWAY New Town Glenorchy 2013/14 New Town Oval 7

MOST DISMISSALS IN AN INNINGS BY A WICKET-KEEPER Player Club Opponent Season Venue Dismissals MATTHEW COAD Kingborough SHSB 2016/17 Kingston Twin Ovals 10 MATTHEW CLINGELEFFER Clarence SHSB 1999/00 Queenborough Oval 9 TRAVIS PRINS Lindisfarne University 2002/03 ANZAC Park 9 MATTHEW CLINGELEFFER Clarence University 2004/05 University Oval 9 MATTHEW CLINGELEFFER Clarence Lindisfarne 2005/06 ANZAC PArk 9 SHAUN CLINGELEFFER North Hobart Clarence 2005/06 Blundstone Arena 9 Josh Beam In Action

Josh Beam in action

36 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 37 CTPL WOMEN’S COMPETITION Thompson and Erin Fazackerley started the innings in Chasing 100 runs for victory, Olivia McDonald (2/23 off 4 blazing fashion, posting 32 from the first six overs. In a overs) claimed two wickets in the first over to have North The CTPL Women’s Competition was contested over 14 In the second Semi-Final, old foes North Hobart and New dismissal which ultimately changed the nature of the match, Hobart reeling at 2/2 but an unbeaten 100 run partnership rounds of Twenty20 cricket culminating in Semi-Finals and Town met at the TCA Ground where North Hobart won the Thompson (25 off 31 balls) was at the bowlers’ end between Veronica Pyke (64no off 48 balls) and Hannah Grand Final. toss and elected to bat. Erin Molnar got the early wicket after Fazackerley punched one back down the pitch where Short (26 off 33 balls) helped the Demons chase the total At the end of the home and away season, the top four were of Angela Green (5), which brought Veronica Pyke to the Hannah Short got a fortuitous deflection onto the stumps. in just 14 overs to claim their fourth consecutive CTPL crease. The evergreen allrounder was scoring freely, moving the same as the 2014/15 and 2015/16 seasons although not When Fazackerley (15 off 22 balls) was also run out by Women's premiership in the same order. Clarence finished atop on 49 points with the score to 34 before Bernadette Doyle (7) was removed by (1/17). Captain/Coach Belinda Page joined Pyke Short, the Roos struggled to maintain their strong start with For her exceptional efforts with the bat, Veronica Pyke was only one defeat and one draw blemishing an otherwise Demons captain Belinda Page (3/18 off 4) and Kirsten Allen named the Player of the Final for the second time in perfect season. In doing so, they ended North Hobart’s and as they have done so many times for North Hobart, the pair combined for a destructive partnership. Both brought (2/10 off 4) tightening the screws to restrict the Roos to her career. two-year reign as minor premiers, although the Demons 7/99 off 20 overs. had only fallen to second place on 45 points. New Town up half centuries at an exceptional rate, putting on an even 100 runs before Page was dismissed (50 off 31 deliveries). In were further adrift in third place on 33 points before SHSB EMERSON RODWELL AND KIM FAZACKERLEY MEDAL PRESENTATION DINNER rounded out the finalists on 29 points. University were pursuit of quick runs, North Hobart lost the next five wickets improved finishing one win outside the top four (25 points) in quick succession, including Pyke (58 off 42 deliveries) Harry Evans and Erin Fazackerley claimed the Emerson In the Women’s competition, a dream season for Erin followed by Glenorchy (17 points), Kingborough (13 points) before Taylah Purton (17 not out) saw the Demons to the Rodwell and Kim Fazackerley Medals for Season Fazackerley was dutifully rewarded, winning the Kim and Lindisfarne (5 points). Whilst they finished in last place, close of play 7/170. Molnar finished with 2/30 from four 2016/17 respectively. Fazackerley Medal. overs but it was Emma Mannix-Geeves who finished the best Lindisfarne did have something to celebrate, winning their In just his second season in Tasmania, Kingborough captain After securing a Hobart Hurricanes contract for WBBL|02, of the Bucks with 2/21 off three overs and two run outs. first game since 2012/13 season against Kingborough in Harry Evans capped off a superb season by winning the 2016- the Clarence product had an exceptional season in the CTPL Round 5 (excluding a win on forfeit in 2013/14). For the Bucks to be any chance of challenging the Demons, 17 Emerson Rodwell Medal. Evans became just the 15th player Women’s competition, winning the aggregate batting award In the first Semi-Final, Clarence played host to SHSB. After they needed contributions from openers Phillips and in the competition’s 151 year history to score 1000 runs in a through the regular season, and taking her total through finals the match was reduced to 14 overs a side, the Roos were Manix-Geeves. Pyke saw to it that that wouldn’t happen season scoring 1081 runs at 72.07 through the regular season to 506 runs at 46.00 as well as claiming 7 scalps at 22.29. trapping Phillips LBW on the first ball of the innings and sent in to bat. Erin Fazackerley continued her splendid which included three half centuries and five centuries across The niece of Tasmania’s first female Test Cricketer Kim later removing Manix-Geeves (8). Pyke claimed the top three season form into the semi-final top scoring for Clarence 19 matches. Fazackerley, after whom the medal is named, Erin scored batters and finished with 3/3 from her four overs. Hannah with an unbeaten 46 from 41 deliveries. Fazackerley was With one round to go, Evans and Clarence captain Harry her maiden CTPL Women’s century this season, blasting Short then took over with the ball and finished off the Bucks ably assisted by Katie Cole (22 off 20) who rounded out the Allanby were joint leaders with 15 votes but a polished 135no against Lindisfarne to help charge to 22 votes, a clear claiming 5/8 from four overs as Fran Sullivan (12) was the innings to help the total to 3/83. Chelsea Taylor (1/22) was knocked of 62 against North Hobart helped seal two votes six votes to her nearest rival in Meg Phillips (16 votes), while only batter to reach double figures. New Town finished the only wicket taker for the Shark while Lisa Astell (0/10) to finish as the outright winner. , who in the final fellow teammate Emma Thompson finished in third place their innings on 9/37, a far cry from their best efforts while and Linsey DaCosta (0/11) were efficient from their three round scored an impressive 92 against Glenorchy, finished on 15 votes. North Hobart sent a ominous warning to fellow grand finalist overs. In reply, the Sharks never really got going, losing on 16 votes, just one vote behind Evans in second place while Clarence in the process. “From a personal point of view I am extremely proud of Erin wicket consistently and ultimately, falling 18 runs short with Allanby finished in third place with 15 votes. and to present it to her was quite humbling. She has worked Taylor (16) and Beth Schiwy (14) the top scorers. The wickets At Blundstone Arena the following weekend, North Evans’ hot form started in Round 6 where he scored 142no hard at her game over the past 12 months and has been were shared by Megan Murray (1/3), Megan Harper (1/8) and Hobart made it four premierships in a row following a against New Town then in the following round, 126 against rewarded with great performances and opportunities” Kim Katie Cole (1/11) for the Roos who advanced to their first comprehensive eight wicket victory over Clarence in the Lindisfarne. From Round 11, Evans purple patch continued, Fazackerley said. Grand Final since they won the inaugural Women’s title Detail First CTPL Women's Grand Final. posting 54, 40, 116, 58, 109, 154 and 86. At just 18 years of age, Fazackerley is the youngest player to in 2009/10. Clarence had no hesitation in electing to bat and Furthermore, Evans also became just the sixth player in CTPL receive the award and the first from Clarence to be crowned immediately threatened to post a large total when Emma history to score five First Grade centuries in a season, joining the Kim Fazackerley Medallist in the competition's Ken Burn (1899-00), James Atkinson (1927-28), Ron Morrisby eight-year history. (1940-41), Keith Bradshaw (1988-89) and more recently, (2002-03).

FAZACKERLEY MEDAL LEADERBOARD RODWELL MEDAL LEADERBOARD

Player Club Votes Player Club Votes

ERIN FAZACKERLEY Clarence 22 HARRY EVANS Kingborough 17

MEG PHILLIPS New Town 16 JAKE HANCOCK New Town 16

VERONICA PYKE North Hobart 14 HARRY ALLANBY Clarence 15

ISOBEL JOYCE SHSB 12 TOM BRISCOE Lindisfarne 14

EMMA MANNIX-GEEVES New Town 12 ALEX PYECROFT North Hobart 13

EMILY DIVIN Kingborough 12 BEAU WEBSTER Kingborough 12

HANNAH MANN Glenorchy 11 CAMERON BOYCE North Hobart 12

38 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 39 Harry Evans

KIM FAZACKERLEY MEDALLISTS Rounding out the team; New Town CC representatives Meg Phillips, who claimed the batting averages award with an average of 2009-10 Anita Silva (University) 112.33, and wicket keeper Emma Mannix-Geeves. Manix- Geeves also taking the gloves for the team after an exceptional first full year in the competition. Lauren Hepburn (New Town) & Jessica Wuetschner 2010-11 (Lindisfarne) Men’s Team in : Jake Hancock (New Town), Caleb Jewell (North Hobart), Harry Evans (captain) (Kingborough), 2011-12 Jessica Wuetschner (Lindisfarne) Beau Webster (Kingborough), Harry Nichols (SHSB), Ben McDermott (Lindisfarne), Michael Jones (wk) (Clarence), Harry Allanby (Clarence), Alex Pyecroft (North Hobart), Tom Briscoe (Lindisfarne) & Andrew Kealy (University). Coach – Daniel 2012-13 Lauren Hepburn (New Town) Salpietro (Clarence). Umpires – Muhammad Qureshi & Jamie Mitchell 2013-14 Belinda Page (North Hobart) Women’s Team in batting order: Erin Fazackerley (Clarence), Emily Divin (captain) (Kingborough), Meg Phillips (New Town), 2014-15 Paris Crowe (New Town) Veronica Pyke (North Hobart), Isobel Joyce (SHSB), Linsey DaCosta (SHSB), Emma Mannix-Geeves (wk) (New Town), 2015-16 Veronica Pyke (North Hobart) Belinda Page (North Hobart), Olivia McDonald (Clarence), Beth Schiwy (SHSB), Natalie Pearce (Clarence) & Elizabeth Bain (Kingborough). Coach – Leesa Walker (Clarence). EMERSON RODWELL MEDALLISTS 2016-17 Erin Fazackerley (Clarence) Season Winner Season Winner Ian James 1996-97 Andrew Dykes CTPL TEAMS OF THE YEAR 1975-76 (Glenorchy) (Clarence) Becoming just the 15th player in the competition’s 151-year Kim Fazackerley presenting niece Erin with Gary Maynard 1997-98 Mark Colegrave 1976-77 history to score 1000 runs in a season, Harry Evans headlines the Kim Fazackerley medal (North Hobart) (Clarence) the Men’s 2016-17 CTPL Team of the Year. Brent Palfreyman 1998-99 Brad Thomas 1977-78 (Sandy Bay) (University) Also, having the honour of being selected as captain, Evans notched 1176 runs at 69.2 after finals, which included three 2016/17 Emerson Rodwell Medallist, Michael Allen 1999-00 Josh Marquet 50’s and a joint-competition record five centuries in a season, Harry Evans (South Hobart) (University) & 1978-79 Shane Jurgenson including a high score of 153 against a full strength SHSB. (Lindisfarne) Evans' run haul is the third best ever recorded and just 31 runs shy of the competition record. David Hughes 2000-01 Adam Polkinghorne 1979-80 (Sandy Bay) (SHSB) New Town’s Jake Hancock was also prolific with the bat, Ray Brown 2001-02 Adam Polkinghorne blasting 844 runs at 84.40 at the top of the order to help the 1980-81 (University) (SHSB) Bucks claim their first taste of silverware in 44 years following Michael Allen 2002-03 Adam Polkinghorne their successful run in the CTPL Twenty20 competition. 1981-82 (South Hobart) (SHSB) Joining Hancock at the top of the order is North Hobart’s young gun Caleb Jewell who had a consistent season, scoring Stephen Henley 2003-04 Mark Colegrave (New Town) (Clarence) & Graeme 602 runs at 33.44 including six half-centuries. 1982-83 Cunningham Harry Nichols had a breakout season and deservedly claimed (University) his first Team of the Year selection. Nichols came of age this Michael Tame 2004-05 Adam Polkinghorne season with his innings to notch his first CTPL First Grade 1983-84 (Clarence) (SHSB) Century at Kangaroo Bay Oval. Taking 129 wickets for the Ian Beven 2005-06 season between them, 2009-10 Rodwell Medallist Andrew 1984-85 (Clarence) (Lindisfarne) Kealy, Tom Briscoe and Alex Pyecroft were selected as the Ian Beven 2006-07 Stuart Hedley Clark quick bowlers, while Clarence captain Harry Allanby was also 1985-86 (Clarence) (Kingborough) awarded for an excellent season with the ball, in the side as a spinner. Clarence coach Daniel Salpietro was named Coach of Ian Beven 2007-08 Alex Doolan (SHSB) 1986-87 (Clarence) the Year while Muhammad Qureshi and Jamie Mitchell were also recognised as Umpires of the Year. Kevin Treweek 2008-09 Adam Polkinghorne 1987-88 (New Town) (SHSB) Kingborough DCC are the only club outside the top four Ian Beven 2009-10 Andrew Kealy represented in the Women’s 2016/17 CTPL Team of the Year 1988-89 (Clarence) (University) with the experienced Emily Divin named captain and opening batter alongside Kim Fazackerley Medallist Erin Fazackerley. Neil Lenham 2010-11 1989-90 (Brighton) (Kingborough) Divin is joined by teammate Elizabeth Bain for the first time after having taken 13 wickets at 12.92 throughout the season. Scott Smith 2011-12 Mark Divin 1990-91 (Glenorchy) (Kingborough) Minor premiers Clarence were the best represented with Mark Atkinson 2012-13 the aforementioned Fazackerley joined by all-rounder Olivia 1991-92 (New Town) (Glenorchy) McDonald, first time representative Natalie Pearce and Leesa Walker as coach of the year. SHSB also have three players Roger Hughes 2013-14 Jonothen Wells 1992-93 (Glenorchy) (Clarence) acknowledged in Irish international Isobel Joyce as well as Linsey DaCosta and Beth Schiwy who have both been Brad Thomas 2014-15 1993-94 honoured previously. (University) (Glenorchy) Martin Kelly 2015-16 Daniel Salpietro North Hobart’s tireless duo Belinda Page and Veronica Pyke 1994-95 (Lindisfarne) (Clarence) were selected with their exceptional all-round records. Pyke averaging 75.25 and 5.00 with bat and ball respectively while Brad Thomas 2016-17 Harry Evans 1995-96 Page managed 29.50 with the bat and 13.31 with the ball. (University (Kingborough) CTPL mens & womens Team of the Year

*The TCA Medal was named the Emerson Rodwell Medal in 2006/07

40 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 41 AVERAGE AND AGGREGATE AWARD WINNERS CTPL TWENTY20 COMPETITION Award Recipient Club The CTPL Twenty20 Competition kicked off the 2016/17 Rainbird (3/36) and Fletcher Seymour (2/20) the multiple CRICKET TASMANIA CHAIRMAN'S MERIT AWARD season with Saturday/Sunday double headers at Lindisfarne wicket takers for the Roos. Frank Shadwick Lindisfarne CC CT CHAIRMAN'S MERIT AWARD Oval and Kingston Twin Ovals. The competition then In reply, Dan Christian (2/33) removed James Seymour (0) CT CHAIRMAN'S MERIT AWARD Tim Scott Kingborough DCC adjourned until December to allow the Hobart Hurricanes with the first ball of the Clarence innings, as well as danger players to join CTPL clubs in readiness for the BBL. CT CHAIRMAN'S MERIT AWARD Leesa Walker Clarence DCC man Jon Wells (8) in the first three overs to have Clarence CT CHAIRMAN'S MERIT AWARD Tim Blazely TCUSA Clarence went through the competition undefeated to reeling at 2/9. FIRST GRADE AWARDS secure their place in the final with club favourite Jon Wells With their backs against the wall, Daniel Salpietro (72) and in scintillating form upon his return to his junior club with EMERSON RODWELL MEDAL Harry Evans (17 Votes) Kingborough DCC some explosive hitting from Wade Irvine (28) and Cameron scores of 55no, 89no and 75 in the final three rounds of the BATTING AVERAGE Jake Hancock (844 Runs & 84.40) New Town CC Stevenson (25) got the Roos innings back on track and competition. After annihilating Kingborough the previous heading into the final over, nine wickets down with only nine BATTING AGGREGATE Harry Evans (1081 Runs) Kingborough DCC round, New Town secured their place in the Grand Final (its runs required. Sam Rainbird (26 Wickets @ 12.96) Clarence DCC first in 28 seasons) after downing University by 8 wickets. BOWLING AGGREGATE Andrew Kealy (45 Wickets) UTAS CC When Salpietro dispatched Luke Shelton for a boundary, just At Blundstone Arena—Bellerive, New Town Cricket Club four runs were required with four balls to go. Advancing down WICKET KEEPING Matthew Coad (41 Dismissals) Kingborough DCC lifted their first piece of silverware in 44 years following the wicket, Salpietro lost sight of the ball after miss-hitting it. WOMEN'S AWARDS an exhilarating three run victory over Clarence. The match Wicket-keeper Loveluck swooped on the ball flicking it onto KIM FAZACKERLEY MEDAL Erin Fazackerley (22 Votes) Clarence DCC ebbed and flowed throughout the night and fittingly ended the stumps, as Salpietro desperately dived back to his crease in spectacular fashion when New Town wicket-keeper Brad BATTING AVERAGE Meg Phillips (337 Runs @ 112.33) New Town CC to no avail. Loveluck sealed the win with a fantastic backhanded run-out. BATTING AGGREGATE Erin Fazackerley (445 Runs) Clarence DCC The win was the Bucks first Premiership since 1970/71 when BOWLING AVERAGE Katie Cole (12 Wickets @ 9.33) Clarence DCC Earlier, the Roos were quickly made to regret their decision to then captain Brian Eade lifted the CTPL First Grade trophy send the Bucks into bat after winning the toss, New Hobart BOWLING AGGREGATE Beth Schiwy (16 Wickets) SHSB CC following a draw against Clarence. Hurricanes recruit D'Arcy Short blasted 52 off 25 balls to lift SECOND GRADE AWARDS the team to 75 off just 8 overs before he was sensationally D'Arcy Short was named Player of the Match after dominating ALLEN NEWMAN MEDAL Shane Holland (10 Votes) Kingborough DCC caught on the boundary at deep square-leg. the match with his 52 as well as bagging 3/24 off 4 overs. ALLEN NEWMAN MEDAL Jesse Hemingway (10 Votes) Kingborough DCC Fellow opener Jake Hancock (72no off 51 balls) batted ALLEN NEWMAN MEDAL Kris Denby (10 Votes) New Town CC through the innings to see New Town to 7/165 with Sam ALLEN NEWMAN MEDAL Josh Dunning (10 Votes) New Town CC ALLEN NEWMAN MEDAL Damien Minehan (10 Votes) Glenorchy CC AVERAGE AND AGGREGATE AWARD WINNERS BATTING AVERAGE Jesse Hemingway (409 Runs @ 68.17) Kingborough DCC Year Winner Runners Up Player of the Final BATTING AGGREGATE Travis Little (551 Runs) SHSB CC Alex Treanor (31 Wickets & 10.13) Clarence DCC BOWLING AVERAGE 2005-06 University Glenorchy - BOWLING AGGREGATE Alex Treanor (31 Wickets) Clarence DCC South Hobart 2006-07 University - THIRD GRADE AWARDS Sandy Bay JIM STEVENS MEDAL Adrian Dusautoy (14 Votes) Clarence DCC South Hobart 2007-08 Glenorchy - BATTING AVERAGE Adrian Dusautoy (491 Runs @ 81.83) Clarence DCC Sandy Bay Paul Potter (557 Runs) Clarence DCC BATTING AGGREGATE 2008-09 Clarence North Hobart BOWLING AVERAGE Andrew Reynolds (21 Wickets @ 13.67) Clarence DCC (Clarence) BOWLING AGGREGATE NIck Varnvey (31 Wickets) North Hobart CC John Rogers 2009-10 North Hobart University BOYS UNDER 17 AWARDS (North Hobart) Josh Henley (17 Votes) Kingborough DCC James Faulkner MEDAL 2010-11 University Clarence (University) 2016/17 Twenty20 Premiers BATTING AVERAGE Keegan Oates (357 Runs @ 51.00) Lindisfarne CC Ashton May BATTING AGGREGATE Jed Steele (530 Runs) Lindisfarne CC 2011-12 Kingborough Clarence (Kingborough) BOWLING AVERAGE Josh Henley (38 Wickets @ 7.26) Kingborough DCC Jeremy Smith 2012-13 Lindisfarne University BOWLING AGGREGATE Josh Henley (38 Wickets) Kingborough DCC (Lindisfarne) BOYS UNDER 15 AWARDS Nathan Matthews 2013-14 Glenorchy Clarence TIM PAINE MEDAL Nicholas Davis (18 Votes) North Hobart CC (Glenorchy)

BATTING AVERAGE Joshua Eyles (655 Runs @ 65.50) Glenorchy CC South Hobart Robb Macmillan 2014-15 Kingborough BATTING AGGREGATE Joshua Eyles (655 Runs) Glenorchy CC Sandy Bay (SHSB) BOWLING AVERAGE Nicholas Davis (28 Wickets @ 9.50) North Hobart CC Michael Hill 2015-16 Lindisfarne Kingborough (Lindisfarne) BOWLING AGGREGATE Bicholas Davis (28 Wickets) North Hobart CC D’Arcy Short OTHER AWARDS 2016-17 New Town Clarence (New Town) PLAYER OF THE UNDER 18 COMPETITION Luke Williams (10 Votes) North Hobart CC CURATOR OF THE YEAR Kingston Twin Ovals CTPL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Clarence (354.00 Points) LORD TAVERNER'S SPIRIT OF CRICKET New Town (6.14 Average)

42 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 43 UNDER 18 VACATION COMPETITION CTPL OVER 40S COMPETITION The CTPL Under 18 Vacation Competition was once again The inaugural CTPL Over 40s competition kicked off this contested in January in two pools of four teams over the season with six of the eight CTPL clubs contesting the course of three rounds, with the first and second place team competition over four rounds (and a final). KOOKABURRA CUP (ONE-DAY) KOOKABURRA CUP WINNERS in each pool headed to the Semi-Finals. In the Semi-Finals, Club legends such as Andrew Dykes, Mark Colegrave and COMPETITION Danny Buckingham University proved to be too strong for Lindisfarne while Year Winner Runners Up Medal – Player of Roger Woolley (Clarence), Tim Scott and Gerard Denton Clarence edged out North Hobart by three wickets. The Kookaburra Cup competition was contested over seven the Final (Kingborough), Michael Farrell and Adam Polkinghorne rounds spread throughout the season. At the conclusion 1986-87 Riverside Mowbray - On Grand Final day, Clarence won their third consecutive (SHSB), Dan Marsh and Michael Di Venuto (North Hobart) as of the seven rounds, Kingborough and Clarence claimed CTPL U/18 Vacation Competition Premiership following well as Scott Keeling (New Town) were all welcomed back to South 1987-88 Wynyard - a convincing 40-run win over University of Tasmania at clubland to contest in the inaugural season. positions in the final with five wins a piece, Kingborough the Launceston minor premiers courtesy of an additional seven bonus points Kangaroo Bay Oval. After winning the toss and batting first, North Hobart’s leading run scorer Todd Pinnington topped with Clarence collecting four bonus points. 1988-89 Clarence Devonport - Clarence were on the back foot early, losing opener Jack the batting aggregate with 101 runs at an average of 50.50 Fagan for no score but a match-defining partnership of 76 Played at Blundstone Arena – Bellerive, Clarence inflicted yet while Andrew Towns took the most wickets in the competition 1989-90 North Hobart Launceston - between captain Liam Devlin and Caiden Workman (33 off another Grand Final defeat upon Kingborough with a strong with 10 dismissals. 49 balls) steadied the ship and helped the score to 84 before all-round performance securing a 6-wicket victory. Roos 1990-91 Glenorchy Wynyard - Devlin departed for 58 off just 50 deliveries. After four rounds, SHSB (16 points) and Kingborough (12) captain Harry Allanby led from the front, scoring a brilliant topped the table and qualified for the final, while North 104 off 132 balls and shared a defining 170-run partnership 1991-92 Launceston Clarence - Following the wicket of Devlin, the Roos lost 8/48 to Hobart (8), Clarence (8), New Town (4) and Glenorchy (0) with Michael Jones (96no off 103 balls) to help guide the Roos eventually be all out for 132 in the 37th over, with Lachie South rounded out the ladder. 1992-93 North Hobart - Clifford (2/9), Nathan Duggan (2/16) and Jack Cornish (2/33) to victory with 10 balls to spare. Launceston all claiming multiple wickets for the Lions. Played at Queenborough Oval on Sunday 19 February, Earlier in the day, Kingborough won the toss and had no 1993-94 Burnie Yeoman University - Kingborough were crowned CTPL Over 40s Premiers The Lions got off to a great start and were on top early in the hesitation in electing to bat. Jason Shelton (34 off 31) set the following a resounding 41 run victory over minor run chase at 2/66 but Clarence fought their way back into pace early to help the Knights to 45 before he was adjudged 1994-95 Ulverstone Glenorchy - premiers SHSB. LBW off spinner Daniel Salpietro. Fellow opener Nathan the game through Devlin (2/21) and Workman (2/29) who Chasing 149 runs for victory, former Tasmanian Tigers fast Freitag was joined at the crease by Beau Webster the pair 1995-96 University Clarence - combined with the ball to remove the top four Lions batters. combined for a 50-run stand but with runs drying up for Adrian Butterworth then put the Lions to the sword claiming bowling duo Denton and Damien Wright tore through the top order, leaving the Sharks reeling at 3/6. Freitag (37 off 74 balls), he tried to increase the run rate and 1996-97 North Hobart University - 3/15 off 7.1 overs. The tail was wrapped up in quick succession was undone by Allanby with the score on 95. securing the 40 run win for the Roos inside 31 overs. Clarence Despite a mini revival from five time Rodwell Medallist Adam 1997-98 North Hobart Launceston - Captain Liam Devlin was adjudged the Player of the Final for In the form of his short CTPL career, Harry Evans (86 off Polkinghorne (37no) and Andrew Downton (32) the Sharks the second consecutive season following his impressive all- 84 balls) came to the crease and continued his dominance were eventually dismissed for 107 in the 16th over. 1998-99 Lindisfarne Launceston - round effort. on the competition, scoring another half-century as well as Earlier in the match, the Knights won the toss and elected to James Kingston reaching the 1000 run mark for the season and along with 1999-00 University Launceston COMPETITION WINNERS bat with Denton (48no), Jarrod Williams (24), Marc Owen (20) (University) Beau Webster (67 off 86 balls) helped set the Knights up to and Tim Scott (17) all providing handy contributions with the George Campbell Year Winner Runners Up Player of the Final a competitive 8/261 off 50 overs. Salpietro was best with the 2000-01 University Kingborough bat to help post 9/148 off their 20 overs. (University) South Hobart 2008-09 Glenorchy - ball for the Roos, claiming 4/53 off his 10 overs while Sam Sandy Bay Xavier Doherty After winning back-to-back title for the Knights in 1996-97 Rainbird (1/38), Allanby (1/41) and Cameron Stevenson (1/70) 2001-02 North Hobart Launceston (Launceston) 2009-10 University North Hobart - and 1997-98, Denton said it was great to come back to where also collected wickets. South Hobart Adam Polkinghorne it all began. 2002-03 University 2010-11 New Town University - Sandy Bay (SHSB) The Knights started well with the ball removing Roos danger South Hobart 2011-12 Kingborough - “The Over 40s competition is a fantastic concept, where you men Salpietro (18 off 22 balls) and Liam Devlin (5 off 20 balls) University & Sandy Bay 2003-04 N/A (Washout) South Hobart can play with and against all those you had fierce battles with early in the innings. Michael Jones joined Allanby and the Launceston 2012-13 Lindisfarne - Sandy Bay and rekindle great friendships you had in the past” South Hobart pair continued the scoring, albeit at a slower than required 2004-05 Glenorchy SHSB 2013-14 New Town Alex Wolff (SHSB) (Glenorchy) Sandy Bay “Without a doubt (the competition) will continue to grow pace. Continuing to fall behind the required rate and with Ned Absolom Kelby Pickering 2014-15 Clarence Kingborough 2005-06 Glenorchy Clarence (Clarence) and we (Kingborough) are very much looking forward to both having brought up their half centuries, they attempted (Glenorchy) to lift the run rate. Allanby passed triple figures before being 2015-16 Clarence Kingborough Liam Devlin (Clarence) competing once again next season and hopefully defending South Hobart 2006-07 Glenorchy Alex Doolan (SHSB) the title” Denton said. dismissed with 25 runs required while Jones scored his final Sandy Bay 2016-17 Clarence University Liam Devlin (Clarence) 46 runs from 31 deliveries and saw the Roos home with South Hobart 2007-08 Kingborough Chris Duval (SHSB) Cameron Stevenson (13* off 9 deliveries). Sandy Bay South Hobart For his efforts with the bat, Allanby was awarded the 2008-09 Clarence Jon Wells (Clarence) Sandy Bay Danny Buckingham Medal. The win was the Roos seventh Rhys Holmes (North Kookaburra Cup (One-Day) title and their first since 2011/12. 2009-10 North Hobart University Hobart) Mark Divin 2010-11 Kingborough Glenorchy (Kingborough) Wade Irvine 2011-12 Clarence Kingborough (Clarence)

2012-13 University Glenorchy Tim Paine (University)

2013-14 Lindisfarne Clarence (Clarence)

Nathan Matthews 2014-15 Glenorchy Kingborough (Glenorchy) South Hobart Mattie McKiernan 2015-16 Kingborough Sandy Bay (SHSB) Harry Allanby 2016-17 Clarence Kingborough (Clarence) Under 18 Premiers Clarence DCC Over 40s Premiers Kingbourough DCC

Premiers Clarence District Cricket Club

44 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 45 Season 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade U/17 (18) U/15(16) Womens Girls U/17 Over 40's

1984-85 Clarence Glenorchy Clarence ------

1983-84 Clarence Glenorchy Glenorchy ------

1982-83 Clarence Clarence Nth Hobart ------

1981-82 Clarence K’Borough Glenorchy ------

1980-81 Sandy Bay Clarence Glenorchy ------

1979-80 Sth Hobart Glenorchy K’Borough ------

1978-79 Nth Hobart Glenorchy K’Borough ------

1977-78 Glenorchy Glenorchy Glenorchy ------

1976-77 Glenorchy University Sandy Bay ------

1975-76 Glenorchy Glenorchy Sandy Bay ------

1974-75 University Sandy Bay Glenorchy ------

1973-74 Glenorchy Sandy Bay Glenorchy ------Under 15s Premiers North Hobart CC 1972-73 Nth Hobart Glenorchy New Town ------

1971-72 K’Borough K’Borough New Town ------

CTPL PREMIERS – ALL GRADES 1970-71 Nth Hobart Clarence Glenorchy ------

Season 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade U/17 (18) U/15(16) Womens Girls U/17 Over 40's 1969-70 New Town Glenorchy Glenorchy ------

2016-17 SHSB SHSB K’Borough - Nth Hobart Nth Hobart Nth Hobart New Town K’Borough 1968-69 New Town Glenorchy Glenorchy ------2015-16 SHSB SHSB K’Borough - K’Borough Nth Hobart Nth Hobart Clarence - 1967-68 New Town Glenorchy Glenorchy ------2014-15 K’Borough Glenorchy SHSB - K’Borough K’Borough Nth Hobart New Town - New 1966-67 New Town Glenorchy Norfolk ------2013-14 Glenorchy SHSB Glenorchy - Clarence K’Borough Nth Hobart - - New 1965-66 Sandy Bay K'Borough Norfolk ------2012-13 Glenorchy Glenorchy Lindisfarne - New Town Nth Hobart K’Borough - - 1964-65 New Town Glenorchy Clarence ------2011-12 Clarence Clarence Clarence - Nth Hobart SHSB K’Borough - - 1963-64 New Town Clarence New Town ------2010-11 Lindisfarne K’Borough Lindisfarne - Clarence New Town Nth Hobart - - 1962-63 Glenorchy Clarence Nth Hobart ------2009-10 Nth Hobart University Lindisfarne - Clarence SHSB Clarence - - 2008-09 University K’Borough SHSB - Clarence Nth Hobart - - - 1961-62 New Town University Sth Hobart ------New 2007-08 K’Borough SHSB K’Borough - Glenorchy Nth Hobart - - - 1960-61 Glenorchy Norfolk Clarence ------2006-07 K’Borough Nth Hobart Nth Hobart - Lindisfarne Nth Hobart - - - 1959-60 Sth Hobart New Town New Town ------2005-06 Nth Hobart Clarence Lindisfarne - Clarence Lindisfarne - - - 1958-59 Sth Hobart Glenorchy Brighton ------

2004-05 Nth Hobart Clarence Lindisfarne - K’Borough K’Borough - - - 1957-58 K’Borough Glenorchy New Town ------

2003-04 Clarence Clarence SHSB - K’Borough Clarence - - - 1956-57 Glenorchy Glenorchy Glenorchy ------Lindfarne & 2002-03 Clarence Clarence Lindisfarne St Virgils Glenorchy Clarence - - - 1955-56 Glenorchy Glenorchy New Town ------2001-02 Nth Hobart SHSB Clarence Clarence Clarence Lindisfarne - - - 1954-55 Glenorchy Glenorchy Glenorchy ------2000-01 Lindisfarne K’Borough Clarence Glenorchy Clarence Nth Hobart - - - 1999-00 University University K’Borough K’Borough University Nth Hobart - - - 1998-99 Nth Hobart Nth Hobart K’Borough - K’Borough Glenorchy - - - 1997-98 K’Borough University Clarence - Clarence New Town - - - 1996-97 K’Borough Clarence Lindisfarne - Nth Hobart K’Borough - - - 1995-96 Nth Hobart Lindisfarne Glenorchy - Clarence Glenorchy - - - 1994-95 Clarence SHSB SHSB - New Town Clarence - - - 1993-94 Nth Hobart University Nth Hobart - K’Borough K’Borough - - - 1992-93 Nth Hobart University Glenorchy New Town - - - - - 1991-92 Nth Hobart Nth Hobart Glenorchy Glenorchy - - - - - 1990-91 Clarence Glenorchy Clarence Clarence - - - - - 1989-90 Clarence Clarence Glenorchy SHSB - - - - - 1988-89 Clarence Clarence Clarence Clarence - - - - - 1987-88 Clarence Clarence Clarence Nth Hobart - - - - - 1986-87 University Clarence Clarence - - - - -

1985-86 University Clarence Glenorchy ------Under 17s Boys Premiers North Hobart CC Under 17s Girls Premiers New Town CC

46 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 47 CTPL PREMIERS – ALL GRADES

Season 1st Grade 2nd Grade Junior Div Season A Grade B Grade C Grade

1953-54 Nth Hobart Glenorchy Ogilvie High 1911-12 Nth Hobart East Hobart East Hobart 1952-53 Glenorchy Glenorchy Glenorchy 1910-11 East Hobart Sth Hobart East Hobart 1951-52 Glenorchy Glenorchy Glenorchy 1909-10 East Hobart West Hobart Sth Hobart 1950-51 Glenorchy Sth Hobart New Town 1908-09 Nth Hobart East Hobart East Hobart 1949-50 Nth Hobart Sandy Bay Ogilvie High 1907-08 West Hobart West Hobart Sth Hobart 1948-49 Glenorchy New Town Ogilvie High 1906-07 Nth Hobart West Hobart East Hobart 1905-06 Nth Hobart West Hobart Sth Hobart Season 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 1904-05 Break o'Day - - 1947-48 North-West Sth Hobart Glenorchy 1903-04 Break o'Day - - 2nd Grade Premiers South Hobart Sandy Bay CC 1946-47 K’Borough Glenorchy Sth Hobart 1902-03 Break o'Day - - 1945-46 Sandy Bay Glenorchy - 1901-02 Break o'Day - - Season A Grade B Grade C Grade 1900-01 Wellington - - 3rd Grade Premiers, Kingborough DCC 1944-45 Sth Hobart Sth Hobart - 1899-00 Break o'Day - - 1943-44 Sandy Bay New Town - 1898-89 Wellington - - 1942-43 Glenorchy North-West - 1897-98 Wellington - - 1941-42 Glenorchy Sandy Bay - 1896-97 Break o'Day - - 1940-41 K’Borough Sth Hobart - 1895-96 Break o'Day & Wellington 1939-40 North-West K’Borough North-West 1894-95 Derwent - - 1938-39 K'Borough New Town Sth Hobart 1893-94 Derwent - - 1937-38 Sth Hobart Sandy Bay New Town 1892-93 Wellington - - 1936-37 Sth Hobart Sth Hobart New Town 1891-92 Break o'Day - - 1935-36 Sth Hobart Kingston Kingston 1890-91 Derwent - - 1934-35 Kingston Sandy Bay Sandy Bay 1889-90 Break o'Day - - 1933-34 Kingston Sth Hobart Sandy Bay 1888-89 Wellington - - 1932-33 Kingston North-West Sth Hobart 1887-88 Wellington - - 1931-32 Sth Hobart Sth Hobart Sth Hobart 1886-87 Break o'Day - - 1930-31 New Town Sandy Bay Sth Hobart 1885-86 Wellington - - 1929-30 New Town Sth Hobart New Town 1884-85 Wellington - - 1928-29 North-West Sandy Bay New Town 1883-84 Wellington - - 1927-28 New Town New Town New Town 1882-83 Wellington - - 1926-27 New Town Sth Hobart Sth Hobart 1881-82 Wellington - - 1925-26 New Town New Town Sth Hobart 1880-81 Derwent - - 1924-25 East Suburbs New Town New Town 1879-80 Derwent - - 1st Grade Premiers South Hobart and Sandy Bay CC 1923-24 North-West Sth Hobart Sth Hobart 1878-79 Wellington - - 1922-23 Break o'Day Derwent - 1877-78 Derwent & Break O'Day 1921-22 Break o'Day Derwent - 1876-77 Derwent & Break O'Day 1920-21 Break o'Day Derwent - 1875-76 Break o'Day - - 1919-20 - - - 1874-75 Break o'Day - - 1918-19 - - - 1873-74 Derwent - - 1917-18 - - - 1872-73 Derwent - - 1916-17 - - - 1871-72 Derwent - - 1915-16 - - - 1870-71 Wellington - - 1914-15 East Hobart - - 1869-70 Wellington - -

1913-14 East Hobart New Town - * Under 17 since 1997-98 season 1912-13 Nth Hobart Nth Hobart -

48 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 49 CTPL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES CRICKET TASMANIA STATEWIDE T20 COMPETITIONS

REGINALD HAWSON - CAREER 1896/97 TO 1914/15 of his career, winning a Premiership with North Hobart MEN’S STATEWIDE TWENTY20 COMPETITION Chasing 140 runs for victory, the Burnie Hurricanes looked Reg Hawson’s career commenced with Derwent in the in 1953/54, and another with Glenorchy in 1973/74 when in total control at 0/65 but the introduction of off-spinner captain scoring 77 opening the batting in the Final. Fifteen teams from across all of Tasmania featured in the Matthew Dyson (2/18) as the fifth bowler claimed the 1896/97 season at just 16 years of age. A right-hand opening eighth instalment of Cricket Tasmania’s Statewide Twenty20 batsman, he became one of the best batsman in the state in important wickets of opening pair Nick Revell (27 off 25 Competition. Through knock-out format, the teams dwindled balls) and Aydan Costelloe (41 off 33 balls) to help swing the the period prior to the Great War. until New Town (CTPL) and Burnie Hurricanes (CNW) met in IAN BEVEN – CAREER 1975/76 TO 1988/89 & 1998/99 momentum back in the Bucks' favour. After the introduction of district cricket Hawson also played the Grand Final at Blundstone Arena – Bellerive. Ian “Snowy” Beven was the competition’s most decorated After the success of Dyson, Jon Tattersall was also introduced with North Hobart and New Town, winning five premierships Batting first against Burnie, New Town lost the dangerous Jon player during the 1980s. A tall left-hand predominantly and further restricted the Hurricanes with economical bowling including two as captain whilst with North Hobart. Tattersall (10) and Luke Shelton (17) early as Burnie looked opening batsman and right-arm off-spin bowler, Beven claiming two wickets. As the required run rate steadily Across a twenty-season career, Hawson played 135 matches to be on top. Tawanda Mupariwa (10) followed immediately enjoyed much team and individual success. increased, Burnie continued to lose wickets at important scoring 7,039 runs at the healthy average of 51.01, with a after Shelton before Brad Loveluck (26) and Joe Randall stages of their chase and eventually fell 23 runs shy of victory. highest score of 230 in 1902/03. Hawson had the leading Beven debuted with Clarence late in the 1975/76 season as a (38no) steadied the innings with a 36-run stand partnership. Burnie struggled to handle the speed of Ryan Lees who batting average or aggregate on eight occasions in the early 17 year-old, with the all-rounder quickly becoming a regular Late contributions from Nathan Wegman (19 off 12) and Kris closed out the innings with 1/17 from his four overs. 1900s, and also claimed 105 wickets with the ball. member of the side until the 1988/89 season, before returning Denby (12no off 11) helped steer the Bucks to a competitive for a final season ten years later. total of 5/139 off their 20 overs. Four of the five bowlers used For his composed and crucial innings with the bat, Randall Hawson represented Tasmania in 27 First-Class matches. was named the Medallist as player of the Final. Individually Beven won the Medal as the Association’s best by Burnie collected wickets with Thomas Lewis, the only player four times in 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87 and 1988- multiple wicket taker collecting 2/35 from his four overs. Shaun Redman was the most economical with 1/18 from his BRIAN RICHARDSON – CAREER 1951/52 TO 1975/76 89. Beven also won twelve averages and aggregate awards during the 1980s, and was player of the final in Clarence’s four overs. Brian Richardson enjoyed a long and distinguished career 1982/83 triumph over Glenorchy taking 5/32 and scoring 83. representing North Hobart (63 games), Kingborough (102), University (40) and Glenorchy (64) across 24 seasons. Beven was a key member of Clarence’s successful teams of The youngest from one of the most significant families in the era, playing six premierships from eight successive Grand Tasmanian Cricket history, the right-hand batsman played Finals from 1981/82 to 1988/89, including four in a row from 269 games, scoring 9,612 runs at 35.21. 1981/82 to 1984/85, plus was a member of five one- day titles. Richardson’s most prolific season was with Kingborough in 1968/69, scoring 1001 runs at 66.73 Beven also represented Tasmania and including a career high score of 181* against North Scotland. Hobart, as a result leading the competition batting averages and aggregate that season. Richardson was also a useful bowler claiming 306 wickets at Ian Beven with CT Director and Premier League Committee Chair Belinda Jefferies 18.50. Team success came for Richardson at each end

Statewide Twenty20 Premiers New Town CC

50 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 51 WOMEN’S STATE FINAL The Demons lost both openers early but as they had done the Veronica Pyke day prior in the CTPL Twenty20 Grand Final, they steadied, Following their victory in the CTPL T20 Grand Final the this time through experienced duo Pyke and Belinda Page previous day, North Hobart backed up and defeated South (40no from 31 balls). Launceston by eight wickets in the Women's State Final. Captain Page said to win both the CTPL and Statewide The 2016/17 grand Final was a repeat of the thrilling 2015/16 T20 premierships over the past four seasons has been a Grand Final where North Hobart secured a one wicket victory. remarkable achievement and added that the team consisted North Hobart's Veronica Pyke was once again brilliant with of six players who had played in all eight finals. both bat and ball, firstly claiming 2/5 off 4 overs and then "Having a group of players in the squad for so long brings the scoring an unbeaten 42 to help seal the Demons' fourth best out of our youngsters coming in from year to year" Page consecutive State T20 Premiership. said. Batting first, South Launceston managed 5/89 led by Belinda To cap off a fantastic weekend, Pyke was named the Player Wegman (27) and Courtney Webb (24) at the top of the of the Final for the second time in as many days for her efforts order with Kirsten Allen also proving economical with the ball with both bat and ball. for the Demons finishing with 2/19 from 4 overs.

WOMEN’S STATE TWENTY20 PREMIERS

Year Winner Runners Up Player of the Final

2013-14 North Hobart (CTPL) Wynyard (CNW) Hannah Short (North Hobart)

2014-15 North Hobart (CTPL) Wynyard (CNW) Veronica Pyke (North Hobart)

2015-16 North Hobart (CTPL) South Launceston (CN) Courtney Webb (South Launceston)

2016-17 North Hobart (CTPL) South Launceston (CN) Veronica Pyke (North Hobart)

MEN’S STATEWIDE TWENTY20 PREMIERS

Year Winner Runners Up Player of the Final

2008-09 Launceston (CN) Clarence (CTPL) Jade Selby (Launceston)

North Hobart (CTPL) & Ulverstone 2009-10 - N/A (Washout) (CNW)

2010-11 University (CTPL) Ulverstone (CNW) Matthew Lister (University)

2011-12 St Aidans (KSCA) South Launceston (CN) Luke Bateman (St Aidans)

2012-13 Lindisfarne (CTPL) Latrobe (CNW) Aidan Blizzard(Lindisfarne)

2013-14 Glenorchy (CTPL) Ulverstone (CNW) Brett Geeves (Glenorchy)

2014-15 SHSB (CTPL) Devonport (CNW) Sean Willis (SHSB)

2015-16 Riverside (CN) Wellington (KSCA) Alex Saunders (Riverside)

2016-17 New Town (CTPL) Burnie Hurricanes (CNW) Joe Randall (New Town)

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Women's State Premiers North Hobart CC 52 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 53 GAME AND MARKET DEVELOPMENT

THE FINALISTS FROM TASMANIA WERE: THE GAME & MARKET To achieve this, it is critical the game more balls being hit. This significantly DEVELOPMENT TEAM continues to thrive at grass roots level, reduced down time, shortening overall game time and increasing the rate of AT CRICKET TASMANIA engaging the whole community and Category Finalist Result providing opportunities for the next development of all players. There were IS COMMITTED TO generation of players and fans. 58% more balls bowled on a good THE STRATEGIC GOAL length and with more balls in play this The Game & Market Development FOR CRICKET TO BE also meant more balls being hit by the JUNIOR CRICKET PROGRAM OF THE YEAR Burnie Yeoman Cricket Club Runner up department is focussed on delivering batter, significantly more runs scored, TASMANIA’S FAVOURITE high quality experiences for all more wickets taken and more activity SPORT AND A SPORT FOR Tasmanians, with the aim of linking for fielders. Overall, the revised formats JUNIOR CRICKET CHAMPION OF THE YEAR Clayton Hawkins Runner up ALL TASMANIANS. participants to a variety of playing provided for more fun, more action options whilst encouraging progress in less time developing better skills along the pathway. which is a pretty good combination for Hurricanes Primary League & CT Youth developing cricketers. CRICKET ASSOCIATION OF THE YEAR Winner NATIONAL REVISED League JUNIOR FORMATS A SPORT FOR ALL – PILOT COMMUNITY CRICKET CRICKET ASSOCIATION OF THE YEAR Cricket North West Runner up During the 2016-17 season the AWARDS Tasmanian junior cricket competitions played a key role in a National Revised Tasmanian clubs, associations and COMMUNITY CRICKET INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR Intercultural Sports League Runner up Junior Formats Pilot program. The initiatives were nominated as finalists program involved revised formats for in 5 of 11 categories at the A Sport Under 14 and below club competitions for All - Community Cricket Awards. aimed at increasing activity, reducing Attending a gala presentation evening COMMUNITY UMPIRE OF THE YEAR Geoff Jackson Snr. Winner time and developing players’ skills at the MCG, Tasmania emerged faster. The results of the pilot were with two winners (Geoff Jackson outstanding and feedback and Snr and the Hurricanes Primary revisions from Tasmanian junior clubs League) recognising the tireless work and co-ordinators have been provided of thousands of volunteers across the opportunity to engage in the game school girls where St Mary’s College players the time and space to develop to help mould the further roll out of Tasmanian and Australian Cricket. in the style of the Big Bash League. emerged victorious. their skills in preparation for junior these formats nationally. Boys and girls in grade 3-6 take part club cricket. The program in small-sided action-packed games This season saw an increased focus was delivered at 28 centres around The results of the revised formats MILO T20 BLAST where the ball is always in play and on cricket participation in schools. the state and provides an ideal were overwhelmingly positive with SCHOOL CUP every player has their moment in This resulted in a significant increase bridging and development program wides and no balls contributing 35% The MILO T20 Blast Schools Cup the spotlight. of student participation in MILO between MILO in2CRICKET and junior less to the overall score and 43% program gives schools and students in2CRICKET skills programs. This club cricket combined with the fun, This program continues to grow with program is a 4-week curriculum excitement, sounds and family friendly 7,000 students taking part. The aligned unit of cricket designed to timeframes of the Big Bash League. program begins with a participation encourage and assist Health and To further highlight their experience at phase, where students of various Physical Education teachers to each Hurricanes home game – selected cricketing experience have a go at deliver cricket during the school year. players from the T20 Blast program the format. Each school can then The activities outlined in the MILO were involved in the Next Gen program enter a team in the regional finals with in2CRICKET skills program are game- on field at the start of each innings, the opportunity to play for a spot based, highly engaging and specifically receiving a signed hat from one of the in the State final, which is played at designed to improve students’ abilities BBL stars. Blundstone Arena. The winners in the across all cricketing disciplines. This boys’ and girls’ divisions can win their year over 8,000 students participated GROWING CRICKET way to the national finals day at the in a MILO in2CRICKET skills program. FOR GIRLS – MCG in December. The school-based program also FUNDING AND NEW From across Tasmania, eight boys’ provided an excellent link to COMPETITIONS teams and eight girls’ teams competed community T20 Blast centres with in the state-wide final and an action- students encouraged to join their local Australian Cricket launched a packed day resulted in Lauderdale centre and play T20 Blast matches significant strategic funding program Primary School (boys) and Corpus in a club environment. The program in August 2016 with grants available Christi PS (girls) from Bellerive winning provides an ideal match format for for associations, clubs and schools their way through to the national finals. developing cricketers and combined to develop girls cricket competitions. This was replicated for year 7/8 high with the “skill zone”, it allows young Tasmanian competitions were quick to Southern Storm players at the girls CBA Intrastate Cup Justin Nilon represented Australia in England in July

54 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 55 get on board with new junior girls’ club data which will form the basis of to develop basic ball skills in a fun get involved with fast, fun formats invited and recognised at a function Watkins to participate in the competitions developed in Hobart, an evidence-based facility strategy engaging program indoors or out of cricket. at Blundstone Arena during Women’s NICC in the Victorian team. Launceston and the North-West coast providing the foundations for short, whether it is rain, hail or shine. Over the Hurricanes match with the »» The NICC was again staged in and a new school based competition in medium and long-term facility 6,000 children participated in the on the 21st SCHOOL COMPETITIONS Alice Springs and Tasmania’s team Launceston. planning for Tasmanian cricket’s program this year. of January. coached by Paul Collins and Guy ongoing growth and development. »» The SATIS cricket competition »» Justin Brasnja from Corpus Christi Grey and captained by Callan Morse The two-year funding provided helped MILO IN2CRICKET PROGRAM engaged the MyCricket administration program for the first Catholic School was recognised represented the state with pride and establish these competitions and will The National Community Facilities as the MILO in2CRICKET School enthusiasm. »» Over 75 volunteer coordinators time, allowing players performances support the ongoing growth and Funding Scheme, with support Ambassador of the year for his from different clubs, schools and to be included into their overall »» The team's highlight was defeating development of playing opportunities from Cricket Tasmania’s grass roots tireless work promoting the game at communities committed themselves career statistics. This competition eventual champions Victoria under for girls across the pathway. There funding program, saw support his school. is now at least one underage girls’ provided for a range of community to deliver a MILO in2CRICKET has helped nurture the development lights at Treager Park. program, ensuring over 2,000 of players such as George Bailey and competition in each region servicing facility developments targeted at SCHOOL PROGRAM »» Rhys Ward was rewarded by his girls emerging from T20 Blast facilitating participation growth. Tasmanian youngsters had a great James Faulkner in the past and will peers for a consistent all round programs and developing their skills The program engages funding from first experience in the game. The no doubt continue to play a role in »» Game Development staff conduct before progressing through to senior Cricket Australia, Cricket Tasmania program focusses on fun and developing players of the future. coaching clinics and visits to schools performance at the NICC as the cricket. We will be working closely and other supporting partners such developing a skill base through In time, we will be able to track these across the state and this season team’s Most Valuable Player. with clubs to drive the ongoing as local and state governments to games in preparation for further players back to their formative years completed visits bringing cricket to »» Rhys Ward was also awarded development of the playing pathway to ensure community facilities can meet engagement through the excitement over 20,000 children. in the schools’ competitions. a Baggy Black Cap for his ensure girls have every opportunity to the demand of ongoing participation of T20 Blast matches. » The school visit program also »» School-based competitions are » performances during the play and enjoy cricket and pursue the growth. This season, projects were included visits to numerous country »» Over 200 MILO in2CRICKET co-ordinated by various school week-long tournament. game to their full potential. funded at the Ulverstone District areas as part of the preparation of participants had the opportunity sport bodies and encompass a Cricket Club, North Hobart Cricket teams competing in the Statewide »» Thank you to Merinda Sainty for her to get involved in the Test Match, diverse range of game formats In Tasmania in the 2016-17 season, Club, Launceston Grammar Church Country Challenge program. Welcome to Country ceremony prior the Growing Cricket for Girls Fund School, Scottsdale High School, participating in the lunchtime and opportunities with over 2,500 to the Test Match at Blundstone supported: North Huon Cricket Club, and the activities and meeting some of the players involved. »» The school visits were highlighted Arena and all home BBL fixtures Kingborough and Glenorchy councils players at a pre-match clinic. by the hardest working member of »» A new girls high school competition »» 4 associations (for turf ground upgrades and the Cricket Tasmania team - Captain CRICKET TASMANIA PROVIDES run by SATIS started up in Hobart Hurricane, whose appearances »» 16 clubs development). MILO T20 BLAST A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS TO with 12 teams competing and the were always greeted with rapturous PROMOTE THE SPORT FOR ALL »» 7 schools »» The MILO T20 Blast program NHSSA started a girls’ competition ABILITIES AS TRULY A “SPORT Overall, 43,003 Tasmanians applause of the potential future continues to be a significant step with 7 teams. FOR ALL”. »» 33 new teams participated in cricket programs Hurricanes. in the Junior Cricket Pathway. The » The National MILO T20 Blast Schools » With the support of the New Alongside club competition during the 2016-17 season representing » » number of centres grew around Cup finals at the MCG saw teams Horizons organisation, Tasmania development the Junior SATIS schools growth of 12% for the year. This the state from 20 – 28 showing the represent their school and state on fielded its first ever Intellectual developed a Primary School Girls included over 26% growth in female COMMUNITY support and value the Tasmanian one Disability team competition in recognition of the participation (including 37% growth of cricket community sees in this of the world’s greatest sporting in the National Inclusion Cricket increased interest from their students female club cricket participation) and INDIGENOUS CRICKET & program. Over 1,000 kids aged 7-11 stages. NATIONAL INDIGENOUS CRICKET Championships in Geelong in in participating in cricket competitions. included growth across all age groups took part in the program, getting the CHAMPIONSHIPS (NICC) January. and formats of the game. »» Lauderdale Primary School 5/6 Boys opportunity to be their own Big Bash - finished 3rd overall on the day. »» After many years of service to »» This opportunity provided a League Star on their local oval with FACILITIES Tasmanian cricket – Garry Maynard great platform for some talented »» Corpus Christi – Year 5/6 Girls – KIDS their friends. stepped aside from his role as players to showcase their skills on The National Facilities Audit was finished 5th overall on » New centres were established Co-Chairman of the Tasmania a national stage. With some great completed this season in Tasmania THE CAPTAIN’S CHALLENGE: » the day. with 193 sites across the state audited in areas such as Sorell, Brighton, Indigenous Cricket Advisory performances at the Championships, to assess clubrooms, changerooms, »» This fundamental motor skills Wynyard and Circular Head »» St Mary’s College - Year 7/8 Committee. Garry has provided Tasmanian Vice Captain Justin Nilon Girls finished 2nd with all teams grounds/pitches, training nets and program aligns directly with increasing the footprint of the advice and enthusiasm for our has been selected to represent representing the state with pride and other amenities. This process now the school curriculum and gives program and giving a greater Indigenous Cricket programs Australia in the UK in a tri-series enthusiasm, making the most of their provides Cricket Tasmania with the classroom teachers the opportunity number of kids the opportunity to throughout his tenure. He didn’t against England and South Africa. time on the hallowed turf of leave a vacuum upon his departure, »» Working with Mosaic Support the MCG. playing a key role in recruiting Services, a cricket program has Paul Harriss to the committee to »» The Primary Schools Finals day been set-up to engage people further develop Indigenous cricket was a huge hit with schools from with disabilities to enjoy our sport programs across the state enjoying their time through ongoing sessions. This in Tasmania. competing on Blundstone Arena. program will be looking to link with a »» The Lord’s Taverners again joined local club in 2017-18 to integrate into MILO IN2CRICKET SCHOOL with Cricket Tasmania this season to club environments. AMBASSADORS PROGRAM support and promote the NICC team. »» The Cricket Tasmania Club Through this support and promotion »» The School Ambassador Program Development program also Cricket Tasmania was able to continues to serve as a strong link encourages clubs to pursue inclusive identify further eligible players from to introduce kids across the state practices and ensure their clubs around the state and showcase the to cricket. This year saw over 210 can cater for the vast majority of opportunities this program provides. schools across the state engage with cricketers with a disability who the program. »» This included Cricket Tasmania are already integrated into the »» The School Ambassadors were supporting Taylor Wigg and Cara mainstream.

Milo T20 Blast kids on field during the Test match

56 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 57 foster their ongoing success. To this end Cricket Tasmania accredited at Introductory or Community Coach level. conducts a variety of coach accreditation courses and upskill »» This equates to 1 coach for every 25 participants in the »» Tasmanian Roar Assistant Coach, David Drew, also in three junior competitions around Tasmania for U14 and seminars and club visits in each region of the state. travelled to during February to coach the Australian below competitions. state. Blind Cricket Team in the Blind World Cup as part of »» The Revised formats were an overwhelming success cricket’s ongoing drive to be A Sport for All Australians. Community Coaching Courses Coach Development with more fun, more action, less time and better skills development for all players involved. » Conducted during the pre-season and in each region, 103 »» Over the course of the season Cricket Tasmania delivered – “BEASTWEAR” NATIONAL » coaches attended the Community Coaching Course (Level coach development programs for Community and INDOOR CRICKET LEAGUE »» 3,500 underage club cricketers are the future of the Representative coaches. game in Tasmania with players competing across multiple 1). The course aims to equip coaches with a range of skills »» Two Tasmanian Indoor Cricket Centres (Eastern Shore and formats and age groups providing the transition and skill and ideas for training and match day management to »» This included hosting a Representative Coaching Course High Performance Cricket Tasmania at Kingborough) have maximise the participation and skill development of young launched a total of 4 teams to compete in the “Beastwear” development environment crucial in nurturing our young in August with 16 candidates participating in the program. cricketers. National Indoor Cricket League. players through to senior cricket. »» The Club Coaching Scheme was delivered across 20 clubs »» Currently Tasmanian cricket is supported by over 1600 »» These teams will be competing across 9 rounds of »» T20 Blast program was further embedded into the junior state-wide providing a regular communication, planning accredited coaches with over 90% of these coaches matches starting in May and running through to August, pathway with players making the transition from MILO and development channel to support the coaches working with the winning team competing in a National finals event in2CRICKET towards junior club cricket. across these competitions. in September. »» Coach upskill sessions were provided state-wide to Senior Club Cricket support the rollout of the National Junior Formats Pilot INTER CULTURAL SPORTS LEAGUE (ICSL) »» The Club Development program – “A Sport for All” including match coding and representative trials as part of »» A committed band of volunteers headed by the workshops were held around Tasmania. Attending clubs the pilot. indefatigable Raj Chopra have developed the Intercultural were provided with support. Ideas and strategies for This activity was supported by regular visits to club training Sports League to bring local communities from diverse creating more inclusive environments and increasing their sessions around the state to support the tireless work of backgrounds together for the love of sport. engagement with their local community. volunteer coaches working across all age groups and abilities and in a range of challenging environments. »» With assistance from Cricket Tasmania, the group formed »» Over 7, 500 senior cricketers compete in regular club a 6 team T20 cricket competition with players and local competitions around the state across a range of two-day, teams from Hobart, the IC Crusaders (made up of players 50 over and T20 formats from Indian and Bangladeshi backgrounds), Pak Eagles (Pakistanis) and the Tasmanian Punjabi Society. »» All associations and clubs rely on countless hours of volunteer work to deliver their programs from one » The competition in its inaugural season was won by » season to the next. The Cricket Tasmania Volunteer the IC Crusaders. The competition is looking to expand Recognition program seeks to empower clubs with further next season and with support from federal and state opportunities to recognise this valuable resource for governments the competition aims to further celebrate Tasmanian cricket. and develop inclusion and diversity through sport. »» Further volunteer and club support is provided across CLUBS competitions through areas such as coach and umpiring education, club development, facility developments, CLUB CRICKET administrative support and assistance with grants.

Junior Club Cricket COACH DEVELOPMENT

»» The National Revised Formats Pilot Program was delivered Coaches are catalysts that can enhance the quality of a player’s participation and enjoyment of the sport and

The Tasmanian ID team competed at NCIC in Geelong in January

Rhys & Liam Ward

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REPRESENTATIVE CRICKET The Emerging Tigers / Emerging Roar squads continue to provide the key development program for talented young cricketers in Tasmania. The Southern Storm, Northern Force and North West Lightning competed across 6 divisions of boys’ and girls’ competitions with over 200 future stars competing.

Emerging Tigers – Commonwealth Bank Intrastate Cup

»» U13 teams from each region headed to Hobart to compete in the annual CBA Intrastate Cup series. A highlight of the competition was a special Coaching Presentation at Sorell with , Michael Di Venuto and Ali De Winter speaking to all parents, coaches and players. »» The U14 CBA Intrastate Cup was held on the North- West coast with four teams competing »» The U15 Pathway Cup was held in Launceston with 3 days of Greater North versus Greater South one day games. »» The U16 CBA Intrastate Cup was held in Hobart in January with each region represented and joined in the Tasmania's Indigenous Cricket Team competition by the U15 Tasmanian State Squad. COMMONWEALTH BANK - INTRASTATE CUP AWARD WINNERS Emerging Roar – Commonwealth Bank Intrastate Cup Age group Batting Bowling Most valuable player Winning team »» 7 teams competed in this year’s competition across U18 and U14 divisions. U14 GIRLS Kate Sherriff (Nth) Taylor Croucher (Nth) Kate Sherriff (Nth) North

»» The U18 competition which included the State U15 team, U18 GIRLS Emma Mannix-Geeves (Nth) Olivia McDonald (Sth) Emma Mannix-Geeves (Nth) North played a combination of 40 overs and T20 matches. U13 BOYS Jay Britten (SW) Sam Voss (SW) Spencer Hayes (Nth) South East »» The U14 competition was played at Acton CC in Burnie with a combination of T20s and 30 U14 BOYS Sam Banks (Sth) Sam Freeman (Nth) Sam Banks (Sth) South East over games. U15 BOYS Jacob Downie (Sth) Lachlan Borsboom (Sth) Lachlan Borsboom (Sth) Greater South

U16 BOYS Will Collins (Sth) Isaac Manson (Sth) Will Collins & Isaac Manson (Sth) South

COUNTRY GOLD CHALLENGE The Country Gold Challenge is a primary school aged Emerging Tigers and Roar programs. The East Coast program that continues to identify talented cricketers team emerged victorious for the first time in the across Northern regions in Tasmania by providing cricket competition’s 20 year history. opportunities in a carnival style competition. »» We will continue to make this opportunity available to »» Matches were played in great spirit with some players young players from Regional areas. subsequently being invited to participate in our

A busy season with many highlights, however none of them would have been possible without the “unsung heroes of Tasmanian cricket”, the volunteers across the state and the work they contribute to help ensure Tasmanian cricket continues to grow and thrive. Thank you.

Rhys Ward BEN SMITH GENERAL MANAGER - GAME & MARKET DEVELOPMENT

60 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 61 UMPIRING NOTABLE UMPIRE APPOINTMENTS AND SCORING SEASON 2016 - 2017 Sam Nogajski Intl Men’s T20, Intl Tour Games, India Exchange, Sheffield Shield, Matador Cup, BBL TASMANIAN UMPIRES SAM NOGAJSKI umpired CTPL 1st Grade game North Hobart v Glenorchy at Mike Graham-Smith AND MIKE GRAHAM-SMITH RETAINED TCA with Jamie Mitchell Sheffield Shield, Matador Cup, BBL THEIR POSITIONS ON THE CRICKET The Cricket Tasmania Premier League 1st Grade Final Darren Close (North-West Coast) AUSTRALIA NATIONAL UMPIRE PANEL, Umpires for season 2016-2017 were Darren Close and Under 19 Intl Series, CA Under 19 Championships, SAM FOR HIS FIFTH YEAR AND MIKE FOR Muhammad Qureshi. CA Futures League, HIS FOURTH. The Cricket Tasmania Interstate Umpire exchange program WBBL, WNCL, CTPL Final this season saw Simon Burns travel to Sydney in February Muhammad Qureshi Sam was appointed to the Cricket Australia International to umpire the NSW Premier Cricket two-day match Sydney Panel, and debuted as an International Umpire in the T20 University v Parramatta at Sydney University, partnered by CA Under 17 Championships, CA Under 18 clash between Australia and Sri Lanka at , NSW State Panel member Troy Penman. Championships (Female), Geelong on 19 February 2017. Sam also travelled to India in To complete the exchange a week later, Troy Penman CA Futures League, WBBL, WNCL, CTPL Final November 2016 for the Cricket Australia Umpire Exchange travelled to Hobart to partner Darren Close to officiate the Harvey Wolff Program, officiating in 2 Ranji Trophy matches. Sam was Kingborough v Clarence 1st Grade game at Kingston WNCL, WBBL awarded his seventh consecutive Tasmanian Umpire of the Twin Ovals. Year and combines his Umpiring career with his secondary Greg Beechey school teaching role at The Hutchins School in Hobart. Intrastate exchanges included Mark Smith (CNW) in CTPL Australian Country Cricket Championships, WNCL 3rd Grade with Tim Blazely, Scott Whitters (CN) in CTPL Will Braid Mike has had a busy season with Cricket Australia National 2nd Grade with Tim Blazely, Phil Ion (SCA) in Statewide T20 Umpire Panel appointments in Sheffield Shield, Matador Semi-Final with Steve Maxwell and Jamie Mitchell (CTPL) in WNCL Cup and BBL, as well as three 4th Umpire appointments Greater Northern Cup 1st Grade with Harry Galea (CN). Wade Stewart for the T20 International Series, Australia v Sri Lanka. Mike also combines umpiring and secondary teacher duties, at Andrew Ikin travelled to Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast in CA Futures League Elizabeth College in Hobart. March/April to umpire in the School Sports Australia 15 Years Simon Burns & Under Male National Cricket Championships, and although Sydney Exchange Darren Close (North West Coast) and Muhammad Qureshi the competition was affected by inclement weather, it was have progressed their umpiring pursuits through the season, an invaluable experience for Andrew. Scott Pearce (North-West Coast) with Darren officiating the final of the Cricket Australia National Indigenous Cricket Championships Under 19 Championships in Adelaide and Muhammad The Cricket Tasmania State Scorer Panel consisted of Tim Blazely officiating at the Cricket Australia Under 17 Championships Graeme Hamley, Robert Godfrey, Nathan Bester, Steve in Brisbane. They have both also umpired several Cricket Jewell and Lynne Bester. National Indigenous Cricket Championships Australia Futures League, WNCL & WBBL games and are Graeme and Robert scored the Test Match Australia v South Andrew Ikin working hard to progress their way through the Cricket Africa at Blundstone Arena in November 2016, as well as School Sports Australia 15 Years & Under Male Australia Umpire Pathway. Sheffield Shield, BBL, WBBL and WNCL. National Cricket Championships Zimbabwean International Panel Umpire Jerry Matibiri Nathan and Steve continued the good work doing Shield, returned to Hobart for a short visit and offered his umpiring Futures League, BBL, WBBL and WNCL, whilst Lynne, experience by partnering State Panel members in Hurricanes originally from the North-West Coast, came on to the Panel NOTABLE SCORER APPOINTMENTS warm up and CTPL 1st Grade games. this year and scored several CA Futures League and Graeme Hamley Scott Pearce (North West Coast) and Tim Blazely WBBL games. Intl. Test Match, Sheffield Shield, BBL, WNCL, represented the State at the National Indigenous Cricket WBBL, CA Futures Championships in Alice Springs, with Scott appointed to Robert Godfrey Umpire the Women’s final. Muhammad Qureshi and Darren Close Intl. Test Match, Sheffield Shield, BBL, WNCL, Other notable appointments have seen Greg Beechey travel WBBL, to Wollongong, NSW to umpire in the Australian Country Cricket Championships, Harvey Wolff in WNCL & WBBL, Nathan Bester Will Braid in WNCL and Wade Stewart in Cricket Australia Sheffield Shield, BBL, WNCL, WBBL, CA Futures Futures League. Steve Jewell The Cricket Australia Under 18 Female Championships were Sheffield Shield, WNCL, WBBL, CA Futures held in Hobart in November 2016, with TCUSA Scorers Lynne Hayes and Umpires Muhammad Qureshi, Harvey Wolff and Greg Beechey joined by interstate male and female umpires to CA Futures, WBBL officiate. Following the event, Deanne Young from the ACT CTPL Scorers CA Under 18 Championships (Female)

Sam Nogajski 62 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 YOUTH PATHWAY matches in excellent but varied conditions. HIGH PERFORMANCE A key component of our High Performance Pathway is Youth Pathways saw a huge improvement on the 2015-16 match experience or ‘Game Sense’ and we believe there AND PLAYER DEVELOPMENT results with an increased winning percentage of 29%. Both is no better way to accelerate the learning process than our under 17 and 19s teams progressed to the finals after providing players with the opportunity to compete against the initial rounds were completed. Our 17s were knocked out talented and often older and more experienced players on a of the race in a wash out with NSW progressing after the regular basis. Duckworth Lewis method was applied to the result. Jarrod Key attributes sought from players during the tour were the Freeman was rewarded for his outstanding performances UNDER 18 NATIONAL FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIPS - HOBART capacity to display fight in the contest, adapt to the pitch across the 8 matches with selection in the Australian under conditions and match situation, remain confident under We started the championships with a win against Western with the bat and tight with the ball. They were both selected 17 team. A fantastic result for Jarrod and our Pathway pressure, and take practice into play by trusting their skills in Australia. Unfortunately, that would be the only win the team in the Under 18 Talent squad. Courtney was also awarded the program. would register. The team did play well in patches, however Hurricanes Rookie contract for 2016-17. the on-field contest. We believe all these attributes are key The Under 19 team fell to a similar fate after playing in the development of first-class cricketers and consistent consistency was an issue we are working hard to address. A huge thanks to Emma Thompson (physiotherapist). outstanding cricket in the 5 round games, recording 3 wins with messaging provided to players throughout our High There were some highlights during the championships. They Emma was great with her interaction, proactive treatment to finish 3rd in our Pool. Fletcher Seymour demolished the Performance pathway. included Emma Mannix-Geeves 215 runs @ 35, Courtney and professionalism throughout the championships. It was WA batting order in the preliminary final recording figures Webb 201 runs @ 28 and Olivia McDonald 162 @ 23. These great having her support during this time. of 5 wickets for 8 runs off 9 overs. Tasmania eventually PLAYER DEVELOPMENT dismissed 17 runs short of our target with 16 balls remaining were solid figures, however none of the other batters could Also, a huge thanks to Leesa Walker for her support and in the blistering heat. A disappointing result but it gave partner with these three to compile competitive titles. With organisational skills throughout the championships. With Billymo Rist starting as the New High Performance the ball Bonnie Davies took 10 wickets @ 19, Sophie Parkin staff a glimpse of the fight and determination shown by Player Development Manager with Cricket Tasmania at the Overall, while we started the championships with a great win our team. Liam Devlin with 307 runs at an average of 42 7 wickets @ 26 and Olivia McDonald 6 wickets @ 29. The beginning of the Matador Cup, a number of changes have and we were close in a few of the other games, unfortunately the best of our batting unit while Fletcher Seymour took team’s fielding was an area that let them down. A number of been made to the Player Development Program. injuries weakened the team significantly. We have eight girls 14 wickets at an average of 19. Mac Wright with consistent catches were dropped which allowed the opposition to get Billymo has come from and has spent potentially returning next season (dependent on selection). performances across the 8 match was selected in the Team on top. A standout in the field was Meg Radford who took the 2016-17 season building authentic relationships with We look forward to seeing how those girls go for their club of the Championship. some very good catches and was solid in the field. players and coaches within the High Performance program. teams for the rest of the season and how they present for The introduction of the Under 13 team in to the National This has included working closely with the youth pathway Courtney Webb and Emma Mannix-Geeves were the stand next year’s selection. Championships has been a great experience. This will through to the elite Tiger, Roar and Hurricanes Programs. out performers over the championships. Emma was very tidy expose our most talented young players to National level behind the stumps and with the bat. Courtney was reliable cricket and provide a foundation for years to come as they The notable program that was implemented within player progress in to the under 15 Tasmanian Team. Our boys development space in 2016-17 was the High Performance recorded two wins during the week which was a fantastic Professional Development Program. This saw all Coaching result and an amazing opportunity to experience and High Performance staff given the opportunity to visit a cricket interstate. number of different High Performance Organisations around the country to exchange information about best practice. Our Under 15 team had the most difficult week of all as Andrew Fekete & Jake Doran Queensland turned the weather on with a huge cyclone These organisations included St Kilda Football Club, that disrupted the tournament. Our team didn't record a Football Club, The Australian Institute win during the week but again had an amazing opportunity of Sport, GWS Giants Football Club to name a few. This to taste cricket at a higher level against larger states. The program has aimed to provide professional insight to Cricket experience gained from staying away from home in a team Tasmania’s High Performance program whilst role modelling environment will only enhance our performances moving the importance of professional development for all players forward. Sam O’Mahony was the best performer with involved in Cricket Tasmania programs. 10 wickets and spinner Will Collins was selected as the emergency for the Australian Under 16 team. A fantastic result for Will and Cricket Tasmania.

DEVELOPMENT TOUR A key strategic objective of Cricket Tasmania is to produce the best players and coaches in Australia and seeking this outcome was the motivation behind us undertaking a tour of England during June and July. A squad of 13 emerging players involved in our Youth Pathway and Tigers High Performance programs were chosen for the trip. The tour itinerary had the squad playing a mixture of match formats with T20, 50 overs per side and 60 overs per side (red ball) matches scheduled at Campbell Park in Milton Keynes and Ageas Bowl complex in Hampshire which is the home of the Hampshire Club. Whilst the squad experience mixed results (2 wins, 3 losses and 2 draws) during the tour, they were presented with the opportunity to train at first-class facilities and test their skills against a range of high-class and experienced players during

Jarrod Freeman

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VICTORIA V TASMANIA 2nd Match SOUTH AUSTRALIA V TASMANIA 6th Match Melbourne, 25 - 28 October 2016 Adelaide, 4 - 6 November 2016 Victoria won by 113 runs Toss: Tasmania South Australia won by an innings & 94 runs Toss: Tasmania Umpires: GJ Davidson, GC Joshua Award: MS Harris (Vic) Umpires: AJ Barrow, GC Joshua Award: CJ Sayers (SAu)

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES Day 1 Victoria (1st inn) 4-351 MS Wade 56*, CL White 50* Day 1 South Australia ( 1st inn) 2-222 JB Weatherald 110*, TM Head 37* Day 2 Tasmania (1st inn) 4-93 GJ Bailey 25*, JP Faulkner 14* Day 2 Tasmania ( 2nd inn) 4-57 GJ Bailey 20*, DP Michael 16* Day 3 Tasmania (2nd inn) 3-19 CP Jewell 10*, AL Fekete 0* Day 3

VICTORIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS TJ Dean b Boyce 26 b Milenko 17 JC Silk c Carey b Sayers 9 b Sayers 0 MS Harris c Dunk b Webster 115 lbw b Faulkner 77 BR Dunk b Sayers 12 lbw b Sayers 3 PSP Handscomb c Dunk b Fekete 78 c Fekete b Bird 10 BJ Webster lbw b Mennie 17 c Cooper b Sayers 0 AJ Finch c Doran b Bird 17 c Webster b Faulkner 4 AJ Doolan c Carey b Mennie 2 c Mennie b Worrall 8 MS Wade*+ lbw b Milenko 78 st Doran b Webster 26 GJ Bailey* c Carey b Worrall 6 not out 142 CL White c Dunk b Bird 64 c Doran b Bird 6 DP Michael lbw b Sayers 17 c Cooper b Worrall 32 DT Christian c Doran b Bird 3 lbw b Bird 8 JR Doran+ b Sayers 17 b Zampa 31 PM Siddle not out 18 b Webster 27 SA Milenko c Carey b Sayers 0 c Carey b Mennie 8 CP Tremain lbw b Milenko 5 not out 8 CJ Boyce c Carey b Sayers 0 c Carey b Zampa 4 JM Holland b Milenko 1 c Fekete b Webster 0 CAH Stevenson c Lehmann b Worrall 9 c Ferguson b Sayers 6 SM Boland b Boyce 1 not out 7 JM Bird not out 6 lbw b Sayers 39 EXTRAS 5b, 2lb, 1w, 1nb 9 4b, 10lb 14 EXTRAS 1lb, 1w, 1nb 3 4b, 10lb, 1w, 1nb 16 489 min 117.2 ov 415 192 min 44 ov 9-204 190 min 43.4 ov 98 335 min 80.3 ov 289

TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS BR Dunk lbw b Tremain 11 c Boland b Tremain 6 KR Smith c Doolan b Bird 58 CP Jewell lbw b Tremain 1 c Christian b Siddle 12 JB Weatherald c Michael b Webster 135 BJ Webster b Siddle 20 lbw b Siddle 0 CJ Ferguson c Doran b Stevenson 0 AJ Doolan lbw b Christian 21 c Christian b Boland 2 TM Head* b Milenko 43 GJ Bailey* c Wade b Christian 64 c Wade b Boland 47 JS Lehmann not out 129 JP Faulkner c Christian b Holland 31 c Harris b Tremain 78 TLW Cooper lbw b Bird 28 JR Doran+ c Wade b Christian 23 c Finch b Boland 8 AT Carey+ c Webster b Milenko 5 SA Milenko b Christian 3 c Harris b Holland 43 JM Mennie c Doran b Stevenson 2 CJ Boyce not out 56 c Handscomb b Holland 3 A Zampa c Doran b Stevenson 11 JM Bird c Dean b Boland 6 not out 9 CJ Sayers c Silk b Webster 11 AL Fekete run out 16 b Tremain 30 DJ Worrall b Stevenson 26 EXTRAS 3lb 3 4b, 8lb, 1w 13 EXTRAS 4b, 16lb, 6w, 7nb 33 401 min 97.3 ov 255 351 min 83.3 ov 251 475 min 116 ov 481

TAS - BOWLING O M R W O M R W SA - BOWLING O M R W O M R W JM Bird 30 10 75 3 13 1 59 3 CJ Sayers 16 6 32 6 19.3 7 44 5 AL Fekete 24 4 95 1 8 1 36 0 DJ Worrall 11.4 1 31 2 17 4 66 2 SA Milenko 28 5 98 3 6 1 29 1 JM Mennie 13 5 16 2 17 4 55 1 JP Faulkner 11 5 41 0 8 1 26 2 TM Head 2 0 14 0 5 0 26 0 CJ Boyce 15.2 1 70 2 3 0 15 0 A Zampa 1 0 4 0 22 1 84 2 BJ Webster 9 0 29 1 6 1 25 3 TAS - BOWLING O M R W O M R W VIC - BOWLING O M R W O M R W JM Bird 26 5 68 2 PM Siddle 13 6 18 1 13 4 25 2 SA Milenko 27 3 105 2 CP Tremain 18 5 60 2 17.3 3 60 3 CAH Stevenson 26 0 110 4 SM Boland 21 7 53 1 18 0 66 3 DP Michael 8 0 34 0 DT Christian 20.3 6 35 4 20 5 54 0 BJ Webster 17 2 69 2 JM Holland 19 5 56 1 14 3 32 2 CJ Boyce 12 0 75 0 CL White 6 0 30 0 1 0 2 0

Fall: 1-76 (Dean), 2-198 (Harris), 3-230 (Finch), 4-248 (Handscomb), 5-383 (White), 6-387 (Wade), 7-393 (Christian), 8-408 Fall: 1-16 (Silk), 2-25 (Dunk), 3-30 (Doolan), 4-46 (Bailey), 5-48 (Webster), 6-81 (Michael), 7-83 (Milenko), 8-83 (Boyce), 9-84 (Tremain), 9-412 (Holland), 10-415 (Boland) (Doran), 10-98 (Stevenson) 1-64 (Dean), 2-90 (Handscomb), 3-117 (Finch), 4-122 (Harris), 5-129 (White), 6-141 (Christian), 7-185 (Siddle), 8-196 1-0 (Silk), 2-0 (Webster), 3-10 (Doolan), 4-18 (Dunk), 5-102 (Michael), 6-161 (Doran), 7-170 (Milenko), 8-177 (Boyce), 9-196 (Wade), 9-196 (Holland) (Stevenson), 10-289 (Bird) 1-4 (Jewell), 2-21 (Dunk), 3-43 (Webster), 4-65 (Doolan), 5-133 (Faulkner), 6-164 (Doran), 7-172 (Milenko), 8-187 (Bailey), 1-161 (Smith), 2-162 (Ferguson), 3-229 (Head), 4-274 (Weatherald), 5-337 (Cooper), 6-346 (Carey), 7-361 (Mennie), 8-398 9-203 (Bird), 10-255 (Fekete) (Zampa), 9-422 (Sayers), 10-481 (Worrall) 1-13 (Dunk), 2-14 (Webster), 3-19 (Doolan), 4-21 (Jewell), 5-79 (Fekete), 6-124 (Bailey), 7-146 (Doran), 8-210 (Milenko), 9-230 (Boyce), 10-251 (Faulkner) Jordan Silk & Jackson Bird 66 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 67 SHEFFIELD SHIELD SCORECARDS

WESTERN AUSTRALIA V TASMANIA 9th Match NEW SOUTH WALES V TASMANIA 10th Match TASMANIA V VICTORIA 13th Match QUEENSLAND V TASMANIA 17th Match , 17 - 20 November 2016 Blundstone Arena, 26 - 29 November 2016 Blundstone Arena, 5 - 8 December 2016 Brisbane, 1 - 4 February 2017 Tasmania won by 9 wickets Toss: Tasmania Match Drawn Toss: Tasmania Match Drawns Toss:Victoria Queensland won by 133 runs Toss: Queensland Umpires: MW Graham-Smith, JD Ward Award: AJ Doolan (Tas) Umpires: GA Abood, MD Martell Award: PM Nevill (NSW) Umpires: AJ Barrow, SJ Nogajski Award: BJ Webster Umpires: GA Abood, CK Nandan Award: CD Hartley (Qld) CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES Day 1 Tasmania ( 1st inn) 2-60 AJ Doolan 18*, JM Bird 6* Day 1 New South Wales ( 1st inn) 3-288 MC Henriques 94*, PM Nevill 73* Day 1 Victoria ( 1st inn) 3-54 SM Boland 1* Day 1 Queensland ( 1st inn) 6-251 CD Hartley 31*, MG Neser 2* Day 2 Tasmania ( 2nd inn) 7-388 AJ Doolan 202*, SA Milenko 5* Day 2 Tasmania ( 1st inn) 5-107 BJ Webster 30*, JR Doran 17* Day 2 Tasmania ( 2nd inn) 3-127 JC Silk 71*, BJ Webster 6* Day 2 Tasmania ( 1st inn) 4-113 GJ Bailey 36*, DP Michael 27* Day 3 Western Australia ( 2nd inn) 5-275 JW Wells 107*, DJM Short 29* Day 3 Tasmania ( 2nd inn) 1-24 BR Dunk 14*, GJ Bailey 7* Day 3 Victoria ( 2nd inn) 0-44 TJ Dean 13*, MS Harris 30* Day 3 Tasmania ( 2nd inn) 0-10 JC Silk 0*, JC Hancock 5*

WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS NEW SOUTH WALES 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS QUEENSLAND 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS CT Bancroft c Doran b Milenko 2 b Milenko 11 DP Hughes c Doran b Faulkner 30 c Doran b Faulkner 33 JC Silk c Christian b Tremain 14 b Tremain 76 PJ Forrest c Webster b Rainbird 4 c Webster b Perrin 13 JW Wells c Doran b Milenko 4 c (sub) b Kingston 120 EJM Cowan c Doran b Faulkner 8 not out 66 BR Dunk lbw b Hastings 20 b Boland 0 JA Burns c Silk b Perrin 83 c Hancock b Stevenson 24 M Klinger c Doolan b Bird 5 c Doran b Milenko 0 KR Patterson b Rainbird 71 not out 26 JC Hancock b Boland 4 c Harper b Tremain 10 CR Hemphrey b Stevenson 2 c Doolan b Perrin 0 AC Voges* retired hurt 16 absent hurt 0 MC Henriques* b Stevenson 115 BR McDermott lbw b Tremain 17 lbw b Holland 29 M Labuschagne c Perrin b Webster 60 c Silk b Webster 31 HWR Cartwright c Doran b Kingston 18 lbw b Kingston 3 PM Nevill+ not out 179 BJ Webster c White b Holland 1 not out 122 SJ Truloff c Doran b Perrin 41 c Doran b Rainbird 44 AJ Turner c Doran b Stevenson 110 c Milenko b Kingston 8 RGL Carters c Stevenson b Milenko 4 DP Michael c Handscomb b Holland 54 c Harper b Christian 15 JD Wildermuth c Webster b Perrin 8 c Doolan b Webster 1 SM Whiteman+ lbw b Faulkner 54 lbw b Bird 104 RJ Gibson not out 65 JR Doran+ c (sub) b Holland 24 c Harper b Tremain 24 CD Hartley*+ not out 102 not out 15 DJM Short b Webster 9 lbw b Bird 40 TA Copeland SA Milenko c Dean b Hastings 52 c Harper b Christian 51 MG Neser c Michael b Milenko 27 not out 9 JP Behrendorff b Bird 1 not out 28 DE Bollinger SL Rainbird lbw b Holland 1 lbw b Holland 32 JS Floros c Webster b Stevenson 18 NJ Rimmington c Bird b Stevenson 26 c Doran b Stevenson 0 HNA Conway JM Bird* not out 0 c Christian b Tremain 2 CJ Gannon c Bailey b Stevenson 26 SP Mackin not out 0 c Doran b Bird 12 WER Somerville CAH Stevenson lbw b Holland 1 not out 2 MT Steketee not out 0 EXTRAS 3lb, 4w, 10nb 17 5b, 4w, 10nb 19 EXTRAS 8lb, 1w, 14nb 23 1lb, 2nb 3 EXTRAS 11lb, 4nb 15 12b, 5lb, 7nb 24 EXTRAS 5b, 16lb, 8w, 5nb 34 4b, 5w 9 286 min 64.2 ov 262 463 min 110.1 ov 345 574 min 145 ov 5-495 105 min 26 ov 1-128 314 min 75.1 ov 203 503 min 123 ov 9-387 558 min 137 ov 9-405 174 min 39 ov 6-146

TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS VICTORIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS c Whiteman b 12 not out 77 JC Silk c Nevill b Conway 22 b Copeland 1 TJ Dean b Bird 12 lbw b Bird 19 JC Silk c Hartley b Gannon 15 lbw b Floros 26 JC Silk Behrendorff BR Dunk c Patterson b Copeland 2 lbw b Copeland 15 MS Harris lbw b Rainbird 19 c Webster b Stevenson 52 JC Hancock b Neser 0 lbw b Neser 12 BR Dunk c Whiteman b Mackin 20 c Bancroft b Short 58 GJ Bailey* lbw b Copeland 0 c Conway b Somerville 35 MP Stoinis c McDermott b Bird 16 b Rainbird 32 AJ Doolan b Neser 25 c Forrest b Gannon 5 AJ Doolan retired hurt 202 BR McDermott c Nevill b Copeland 25 lbw b Conway 22 SM Boland lbw b Milenko 8 b Stevenson 26 GJ Bailey* b Steketee 55 b Wildermuth 9 JM Bird c (sub) b Short AJ22 Turner BJ Webster c Hughes b Copeland 41 not out 80 PSP Handscomb* c Webster b Milenko 17 b Rainbird 30 BJ Webster c Forrest b Steketee 5 c Wildermuth b Floros 12 GJ Bailey* lbw b Mackin 24 not out 58 JP Faulkner c Nevill b Copeland 6 not out 100 CL White c Doran b Rainbird 11 c Doran b Bird 60 DP Michael b Wildermuth 36 b Floros 21 BJ Webster lbw b Cartwright 27 JR Doran+ c Nevill b Henriques 66 DT Christian c Webster b Rainbird 93 not out 79 JR Doran+ c Truloff b Burns 12 lbw b Steketee 7 JP Faulkner c Bancroft b Behrendorff 13 SA Milenko c Nevill b Bollinger 0 SB Harper+ lbw b Rainbird 6 c Webster b Bird 0 SA Milenko c Hartley b Neser 42 b Wildermuth 68 JR Doran+ c Mackin b Behrendorff 41 HP Kingston lbw b Copeland 25 JW Hastings c Dunk b Stevenson 26 SL Rainbird b Steketee 1 c Gannon b Neser 2 SA Milenko c Turner b Behrendorff 12 SL Rainbird b Somerville 8 CP Tremain b Stevenson 2 c Hancock b Stevenson 6 CAH Stevenson not out 2 run out 42 HP Kingston not out 7 CAH Stevenson not out 4 JM Holland not out 2 not out 0 AB Perrin b Gannon 0 not out 2 CAH Stevenson c Turner b Behrendorff 0 EXTRAS 1b, 5lb, 1w, 3nb 10 3b, 5lb, 5nb 13 EXTRAS 4b, 8lb, 6nb 18 1b, 6lb, 2w, 6nb 15 EXTRAS 2lb, 4w, 1nb 7 4b, 4lb, 4w 12 EXTRAS 1b, 6lb, 8w, 7nb 22 4b, 7lb, 1w, 4nb 16 417 min 100.2 ov 209 434 min 104.4 ov 4-266 260 min 60.3 ov 230 433 min 108.1 ov 8-319 394 min 92.2 ov 200 299 min 73.4 ov 218 517 min 124.5 ov 402 201 min 50.5 ov 1-209 NSW - BOWLING O M R W O M R W VIC - BOWLING O M R W O M R W TAS - BOWLING O M R W O M R W TAS - BOWLING O M R W O M R W DETAS Bollinger - BOWLING 22O M6 59R W1 19O M5 65R W0 CP Tremain 17 4 42 2 31 5 97 4 SA Milenko 21 7 54 1 11 4 23 0 JM Bird 18 3 60 2 25.1 5 69 3 JPTA FaulknerCopeland 3315 163 5435 62 254 08 6526 21 SM Boland 17 5 51 1 23 7 75 1 SL Rainbird 28 12 61 1 11 4 34 1 SA Milenko 11 2 49 2 16 3 62 2 SAHNA Milenko Conway 3023 108 5876 1 215 71 4924 01 JW Hastings 16 7 29 2 3.1 1 6 0 AB Perrin 23 3 84 3 8 3 18 2 JP Faulkner 9 3 40 1 14 4 30 0 SLMC Rainbird Henriques 318.2 121 9219 1 86 32 2212 0 JM Holland 17.1 6 49 5 33 5 72 2 CAH Stevenson 26 3 77 3 4 1 30 1 HP Kingston 10 1 45 1 20 4 72 3 HPWER Kingston Somerville 2914 09 12613 01 29.46 120 5830 01 MP Stoinis 8 2 21 0 10.5 0 54 0 DP Michael 4 1 9 0 CAH Stevenson 13.2 3 50 2 19 4 59 1 CAHEJM CowanStevenson 28 6 92 1 25 0 259 0 DT Christian 20 3 61 2 BJ Webster 35 3 99 1 5 1 37 2 BJ Webster 3 0 15 1 15 2 47 0 BJ Webster 11 0 64 0 CL White 2 0 5 0 QLD - BOWLING O M R W O M R W BR Drunk 1 0 1 0 BR Dunk 1 0 2 0 TAS - BOWLING O M R W O M R W MT Steketee 21 3 66 3 14 5 23 1

WA - BOWLING O M R W 0 M R W NSW - BOWLING O M R W O M R W JM Bird 21 2 70 2 27.1 8 68 3 MG Neser 25 9 39 3 15 1 41 2 JP Behrendorff 34.5 9 80 5 14 3 35 0 DE Bollinger 22 6 59 1 19 5 65 0 SA Milenko 17 2 62 2 21 5 68 0 CJ Gannon 20.2 6 33 2 10 7 10 1 NJ Rimmington 26 4 74 0 10 0 46 0 TA Copeland 33 16 54 6 25 8 65 2 SL Rainbird 9.3 1 25 4 29 6 71 2 JD Wildermuth 16 5 43 1 8.4 1 48 2 SP Mackin 30 8 98 2 14 1 47 0 HNA Conway 23 8 58 1 21 7 49 1 CAH Stevenson 13 2 61 2 20 2 77 3 M Labuschagne 1 0 13 0 4 1 15 0 DJM Short 19 5 79 1 7.5 1 36 1 MC Henriques 8.2 1 19 1 8 3 12 0 BJ Webster 4 0 11 0 JS Floros 7 3 4 0 21 4 72 3

HWR Cartwright 13 1 53 1 5 0 34 0 WER Somerville 14 9 13 1 29.4 12 58 1 DP Michael 6 1 15 0 JA Burns 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 0

AJ Turner 2 0 11 0 2 0 9 0 EJM Cowan 2 0 9 0 JC Silk 1 0 2 0 Fall: 1-16 (Forrest), 2-29 (Hemphrey), 3-156 (Burns), 4-160 (Labuschagne), 5-183 (Wildermuth), 6-247 (Truloff), 7-287 (Neser), 8-325 (Floros), 9-391 Fall: 1-4 (Wells), 2-11 (Bancroft), 3-15 (Klinger), 4-40 (Cartwright), 4-59 (Voges ret ht), 5-176 (Whiteman), 6-230 (Short), 7-232 Fall: 1-13 (Cowan), 2-109 (Hughes), 3-129 (Patterson), 4-350 (Henriques), 5-366 (Carters) Fall: 1-28 (Silk), 2-38 (Hancock), 3-46 (Dunk), 4-58 (Webster), 5-76 (McDermott), 6-138 (Michael), 7-184 (Doran), 8-200 (Gannon) (Behrendorff), 8-257 (Turner), 9-262 1-10 (Dunk), 2-11 (Bailey), 3-53 (Silk), 4-53 (McDermott), 5-71 (Faulkner), 6-119 (Webster), 7-120 (Milenko), 8-188 (Rainbird), 9-202 (Milenko), 10-203 (Stevenson) 1-0 (Hancock), 2-38 (Doolan), 3-51 (Silk), 4-68 (Webster), 5-139 (Michael), 6-145 (Bailey), 7-166 (Doran), 8-185 (Rainbird), 9-199 (Milenko), 1-14 (Bancroft), 2-14 (Klinger), 3-30 (Cartwright), 4-44 (Turner), 5-210 (Whiteman), 6-289 (Short), 7-319 (Wells), 8-320 (Kingston), 9-203 (Rainbird), 10-209 (Doran) 1-14 (Dean), 2-52 (Harris), 3-54 (Stoinis), 4-71 (Boland), 5-90 (Handscomb), 6-102 (White), 7-135 (Harper), 8-184 10-200 (Perrin) (Rimmington), 9-345 (Mackin) 1-80 (Hughes) (Hastings), 9-190 (Tremain), 10-230 (Christian) 1-29 (Forrest), 2-31 (Hemphrey), 3-58 (Burns), 4-91 (Labuschagne), 5-101 (Wildermuth), 6-129 (Truloff) 1-24 (Silk), 2-54 (Dunk), 3-110 (Bird), 4-172 (Bailey), 5-234 (Webster), 6-257 (Faulkner), 7-359 (Doran), 7-388 (Doolan ret 1-2 (Silk), 2-37 (Dunk), 3-79 (McDermott), 4-81 (Bailey) 1-2 (Dunk), 2-39 (Hancock), 3-104 (McDermott), 4-132 (Silk), 5-161 (Michael), 6-231 (Doran), 7-329 (Milenko), 8-376 1-24 (Hancock), 2-35 (Doolan), 3-52 (Bailey), 4-66 (Silk), 5-77 (Webster), 6-98 (Michael), 7-104 (Doran), 8-114 (Rainbird), 9-197 (Stevenson), ht), 8-402 (Milenko), 9-402 (Stevenson) (Rainbird), 9-381 (Bird) 10-218 (Milenko) 1-98 (Dunk) 1-54 (Dean), 2-88 (Harris), 3-137 (Stoinis), 4-138 (Handscomb), 5-261 (White), 6-261 (Harper), 7-283 (Tremain), 8-319 (Boland) 68 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 69 SHEFFIELD SHIELD SCORECARDS

TASMANIA V WESTERN AUSTRALIA 19th Match NEW SOUTH WALES V TASMANIA 22nd Match Blundstone Arena, 10 - 12 February 2017 Wollongong, 25 - 28 February 2017 Queensland won by 9 wickets Toss: Western Australia Match Drawn Toss: Tasmania Umpires: SD Fry, SA Lightbody Award: HWR Cartwright (WA) Umpires: DB Mealey, JD Ward Award: GJ Bailey (Tas) CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES Day 1 Western Australia ( 1st inn) 1-149 CT Bancroft 58*, HWR Cartwright 10* Day 1 Tasmania ( 1st inn) 0-40 AJ Doolan 21*, JC Hancock 18* Day 2 Tasmania ( 2nd inn) 4-58 GJ Bailey 31*, CAH Stevenson 5* Day 2 Tasmania ( 1st inn) 6-294 GJ Bailey 93*, SA Milenko 18* Day 3 New South Wales ( 2nd inn) 1-141 DP Hughes 71*, EJM Cowan 51* TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS JC Silk lbw b Green 24 c Inglis b Moody 2 NEW SOUTH WALES 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS JC Hancock lbw b Mackin 0 run out 0 NCR Larkin lbw b Rainbird 6 c Paine b Rainbird 15 AJ Doolan c Inglis b Moody 1 c Turner b Moody 11 DP Hughes lbw b Faulkner 9 not out 71 GJ Bailey* c Bancroft b Mackin 75 lbw b Cartwright 44 EJM Cowan c Hancock b Milenko 115 not out 51 BJ Webster c Bancroft b Green 0 c Voges b Green 5 KR Patterson c Paine b Perrin 5 JP Faulkner c Turner b Mackin 0 c Inglis b Moody 31 MC Henriques* c McDermott b Rainbird 47 JR Doran+ c Voges b Mackin 2 c Inglis b Tye 33 PM Nevill+ c Paine b Faulkner 11 SA Milenko c Turner b Green 20 c Voges b Mackin 75 TA Copeland c Webster b Milenko 14 CJ Boyce c Klinger b Green 0 c Inglis b Green 24 SA Abbott c McDermott b Milenko 0 CAH Stevenson not out 24 c Voges b Moody 7 WER Somerville c Paine b Milenko 11 SL Rainbird c Inglis b Green 40 not out 16 HNA Conway c Paine b Perrin 6 EXTRAS 3b, 4lb, 5nb 12 5b, 3lb, 1w, 8nb 17 DE Bollinger not out 6 222 min 51.1 ov 198 287 min 66.2 ov 265 EXTRAS 1b, 5lb, 3w, 14nb 23 2lb, 1w, 1nb 4

QUEENSLAND 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS 335 min 76.2 ov 253 169 min 43 ov 1-141 CT Bancroft c Doran b Stevenson 84 c Doran b Milenko 21 TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS JW Wells c Webster b Faulkner 78 not out 5 AJ Doolan c Copeland b Bollinger 37 HWR Cartwright c Webster b Rainbird 94 not out 27 JC Hancock c Nevill b Bollinger 28 AC Voges* c Rainbird b Boyce 6 BR McDermott lbw b Conway 45 M Klinger lbw b Milenko 29 GJ Bailey* not out 200 AJ Turner c Webster b Milenko 38 BJ Webster c Nevill b Henriques 37 JP Inglis+ c Milenko b Boyce 55 JP Faulkner c Copeland b Bollinger 10 CD Green c and b Stevenson 2 TD Paine+ c Copeland b Somerville 14 AJ Tye c Doran b Stevenson 6 SA Milenko c Hughes b Somerville 87 DJM Moody not out 4 CAH Stevenson c Copeland b Somerville 13 SP Mackin c Silk b Webster 1 SL Rainbird lbw b Somerville 1 EXTRAS 5b, 3lb, 1w, 4nb 13 1b 1 AB Perrin b Somerville 0 479 min 119.1 ov 410 38 min 9.3 ov 1-54 EXTRAS 4b, 7lb, 1w, 6nb 18

WA - BOWLING O M R W O M R W 643 min 160.4 ov 490 SL Rainbird 25 5 83 1 5 1 26 0 TAS - BOWLING O M R W O M R W SA Milenko 23 7 55 2 2.3 1 18 1 SL Rainbird 16 4 34 2 12 1 43 1 JP Faulkner 20 4 59 1 2 0 9 0 SA Milenko 15 1 60 4 4 0 31 0 CAH Stevenson 25 4 88 3 JP Faulkner 11 1 45 2 9 1 21 0 AB Perrin CJ Boyce 21 4 100 2 13.2 5 27 2 5 2 10 0 BJ Webster 7 0 32 0 10 1 23 0 BJ Webster 5.1 0 17 1 CAH Stevenson 14 1 49 0 3 0 11 0 EP Gulbis 22 6 61 1 7 1 35 0 NSW - BOWLING O M R W O M R W TAS - BOWLING O M R W O M R W TA Copeland 44 14 103 0 SL Rainbird 25 5 83 1 5 1 26 0 DE Bollinger 24 4 101 3 SA Milenko 23 7 55 2 2.3 1 18 1 SA Abbott 29 5 83 0 JP Faulkner 20 4 59 1 2 0 9 0 WER Somerville 31.4 2 99 5 CAH Stevenson 25 4 88 3 HNA Conway 24 5 72 1 CJ Boyce 21 4 100 2 MC Henriques 8 0 21 1 BJ Webster 5.1 0 17 1 Fall: 1-13 (Larkin), 2-26 (Hughes), 3-59 (Patterson), 4-178 (Henriques), 5-200 (Nevill), 6-221 (Copeland), 7-223 (Abbott), 8-227 (Cowan), 9-239 (Somerville), 10-253 (Conway) Fall: 1-1 (Hancock), 2-2 (Doolan), 3-83 (Silk), 4-83 (Webster), 5-84 (Faulkner), 6-92 (Doran), 7-128 (Milenko), 8-128 (Bailey), 1-59 (Hancock), 2-80 (Doolan), 3-150 (McDermott), 4-216 (Webster), 5-241 (Faulkner), 6-267 (Paine), 7-452 (Milenko), 9-128 (Boyce), 10-198 (Rainbird) 8-478 (Stevenson), 9-490 (Rainbird), 10-490 (Perrin) 1-130 (Wells), 2-228 (Bancroft), 3-235 (Voges), 4-284 (Cartwright), 5-341 (Turner), 6-348 (Klinger), 7-359 (Green), 8-369 1-38 (Larkin) (Tye), 9-405 (Inglis), 10-410 (Mackin) 1-0 (Hancock), 2-12 (Silk), 3-27 (Doolan), 4-37 (Webster), 5-63 (Stevenson), 6-97 (Bailey), 7-119 (Faulkner), 8-160 (Doran), 9-217 (Boyce), 10-265 (Milenko) 1-23 (Bancroft) James Faulkner & Beau Webster

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TASMANIA V QUEENSLAND 25th Match TASMANIA V SOUTH AUSTRALIA 29th Match SHEFFIELD SHIELD STATISTICS Blundstone Arena, 7 - 9 March 2017 Blundstone Arena, 16 - 19 March 2017 Queensland won by an innings and 172 runs Toss: Queensland South Australia won by 193 runs Toss: Tasmania Umpires: GA Abood, PJ Gillespie Award: Award: JD Wildermuth (QLD) Umpires: SAJ Craig, MD Martell Award: JM Mennie (SAu) BATTING CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES PLAYER M INN NO RUNS HS AVE 100S 50S CT ST Day 1 Queensland ( 1st inn) 2-131 M Labuschagne 58*, SD Heazlett 10* Day 1 Tasmania ( 1st inn) 3-76 GJ Bailey 22* Bailey, GJ 9 17 3 839 200 59.93 2 4 3 0 Day 2 Tasmania ( 2nd inn) 0-20 AJ Doolan 8*, JC Hancock 7* Day 2 South Australia ( 2nd inn) 0-69 JD Dalton 46*, JB Weatherald 22* Bell, GT 1 2 2 2 2 - 0 0 0 0 Day 3 South Australia ( 2nd inn) 406 TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS Bird, JM 4 7 3 84 39 21.00 0 0 1 0 AJ Doolan c Burns b Gannon 3 c Forrest b Feldman 12 SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS Boyce, CJ 3 6 1 87 56 17.40 0 1 0 0 JC Hancock c Burns b Gannon 1 lbw b George 20 JD Dalton c Paine b Milenko 40 c Paine b Bell 71 BR McDermott lbw b Feldman 23 lbw b Feldman 0 JB Weatherald lbw b Rainbird 46 c Milenko b Rainbird 28 Doolan, AJ 8 14 1 357 202 27.46 1 0 7 0 GJ Bailey* b Wildermuth 13 b Wildermuth 18 CJ Ferguson c Paine b Bell 0 c Paine b Rainbird 90 Doran, JR 7 12 0 288 66 24.00 0 1 23 1 BJ Webster c Peirson b Feldman 6 c Burns b Gannon 11 TM Head* c Paine b Kingston 4 c Doolan b Bell 5 Dunk, BR 5 10 0 147 58 14.70 0 1 4 0 JS Lehmann c Doolan b Rainbird 25 c Doolan b Bell 6 JP Faulkner c Burns b Feldman 0 c Burns b George 8 Faulkner, JP 6 10 1 277 100 30.78 1 1 0 0 TD Paine+ c Peirson b George 38 c Burns b Cutting 8 TLW Cooper c Webster b Rainbird 18 c Paine b Kingston 83 Fekete, AL 1 2 0 46 30 23.00 0 0 2 0 SA Milenko c Peirson b George 39 c Peirson b Gannon 16 AT Carey+ not out 46 c Paine b Rainbird 1 SL Rainbird c Burns b Wildermuth 9 c Gannon b George 0 JM Mennie c Paine b Bell 18 c Bailey b Milenko 3 Hancock, JC 5 9 0 75 28 8.33 0 0 3 0 CAH Stevenson c Peirson b George 8 not out 12 A Zampa c Paine b Bell 5 c Kingston b Webster 63 Jewell, CP 2 4 0 20 12 5.00 0 0 1 0 AB Perrin not out 2 c and b Gannon 2 CJ Sayers c Jewell b Webster 21 c Kingston b Bell 6 Kingston, HP 3 4 1 64 25 21.33 0 0 2 0 EXTRAS DJ Worrall c Bailey b Rainbird 0 not out 24 6lb, 1w, 1nb 8 6lb, 2w 8 McDermott, BR 5 9 0 274 104 30.44 1 0 3 0 217 min 51.2 ov 150 189 min 44.3 ov 115 EXTRAS 1lb, 1nb 2 4b, 12lb, 3w, 7nb, 0p] 26 258 min 63 ov 225 477 min 117.1 ov 406 Michael, DP 3 6 0 175 54 29.17 0 1 2 0 QUEENSLAND 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS Milenko, SA 10 17 0 517 87 30.41 0 5 4 0 PJ Forrest b Perrin 0 TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS Paine, TD 3 5 0 130 44 26.00 0 0 16 0 JA Burns* c Webster b Perrin 61 AJ Doolan lbw b Sayers 19 c Cooper b Sayers 9 M Labuschagne c Paine b Faulkner 96 CP Jewell b Sayers 0 c Lehmann b Mennie 7 Perrin, AB 3 5 2 6 2 2.00 0 0 1 0 SD Heazlett c Paine b Perrin 39 JC Silk c Cooper b Worrall 33 c Cooper b Sayers 0 Rainbird, SL 7 12 1 146 40 13.27 0 0 1 0 GJ Bailey* b Mennie 49 c Worrall b Mennie 0 SJ Truloff c Webster b Milenko 2 Silk, JC 7 14 1 311 77 23.92 0 2 4 0 JD Wildermuth b Stevenson 110 BR McDermott c Cooper b Mennie 104 c Carey b Mennie 9 Stevenson, CAH 8 13 5 130 42 16.25 0 0 2 0 JJ Peirson+ c Milenko b Webster 42 BJ Webster c Carey b Mennie 50 b Mennie 4 BCJ Cutting b Milenko 68 TD Paine+ c Carey b Mennie 44 c Cooper b Worrall 26 Webster, BJ 10 18 2 438 122 27.38 1 2 17 0 CJ Gannon b Stevenson 4 SA Milenko b Worrall 1 c Carey b Worrall 0 LW Feldman run out 4 HP Kingston c Head b Mennie 19 c Ferguson b Worrall 13 PR George not out 0 SL Rainbird b Worrall 3 c Carey b Worrall 33 BOWLING EXTRAS 3lb, 2w, 6nb 11 GT Bell not out 2 not out 0 PLAYER M BALLS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVE BEST 5WI 10WM 512 min 127.1 ov 437 EXTRAS 4b, 1lb, 1w, 2nb 8 1lb, 4nb 5 Bell, GT 1 246 7 160 7 22.86 4-97 0 0 403 min 97.1 ov 332 131 min 29.4 ov 106 QLD - BOWLING O M R W O M R W Bird, JM 4 962 34 469 18 26.06 3-59 0 0 LW Feldman 12 2 55 3 13 4 42 2 TAS - BOWLING O M R W O M R W Boyce, CJ 3 308 5 260 4 65.00 2-70 0 0 CJ Gannon 14 7 19 2 13.3 8 12 3 HP Kingston 15 2 50 1 26 0 100 1 Dunk, BR 5 12 0 3 0 - 0-1 0 0 JD Wildermuth 8 1 23 2 3 1 14 1 GT Bell 14 3 63 3 27 4 97 4 PR George 11.2 3 17 3 9 2 25 3 SL Rainbird 16 5 50 4 30 7 88 3 Faulkner, JP 6 732 27 370 10 37.00 2-26 0 0 BCJ Cutting 6 0 30 0 5 1 12 1 SA Milenko 13 4 42 1 17 4 46 1 Fekete, AL 1 192 5 131 1 131.00 1-95 0 0 M Labuschagne 1 0 4 0 BJ Webster 2 0 11 1 13.1 0 38 1 Kingston, HP 3 636 7 423 6 70.50 3-72 0 0 JC Silk 3 0 8 0 4 1 21 0 TAS - BOWLING O M R W O M R W Michael, DP 3 108 2 58 0 - 0-9 0 0 JP Faulkner 19 5 38 1 SA - BOWLING O M R W O M R W Milenko, SA 10 1738 68 953 25 38.12 4-60 0 0 AB Perrin 24 3 98 3 CJ Sayers 25 4 86 2 8 2 21 2 Perrin, AB 3 440 16 237 10 23.70 3-84 0 0 SA Milenko 22.1 8 51 2 DJ Worrall 30 3 97 3 9.4 2 33 4 Rainbird, SL 7 1461 66 706 20 35.30 4-25 0 0 SL Rainbird 25 6 77 0 JM Mennie 20.1 3 67 5 8 2 21 4 CAH Stevenson 22 2 116 2 A Zampa 17 2 62 0 4 0 30 0 Silk, JC 7 48 1 31 0 - 0-2 0 0 BJ Webster 15 2 54 1 JD Dalton 5 0 15 0 Stevenson, CAH 8 1310 28 845 22 38.41 4-110 0 0 Fall: 1-3 (Doolan), 2-4 (Hancock), 3-31 (Bailey), 4-46 (McDermott), 5-46 (Faulkner), 6-61 (Webster), 7-129 (Paine), 8-136 Fall: Fall: 1-63 (Weatherald), 2-64 (Ferguson), 3-69 (Head), 4-103 (Lehmann), 5-134 (Dalton), 6-134 (Cooper), 7-164 (Mennie), Webster, BJ 10 944 12 571 14 40.79 3-25 0 0 (Milenko), 9-140 (Rainbird), 10-150 (Stevenson) 8-181 (Zampa), 9-222 (Sayers), 10-225 (Worrall) 1-5 (Forrest), 2-94 (Burns), 3-177 (Heazlett), 4-184 (Truloff), 5-226 (Labuschagne), 6-344 (Peirson), 7-377 (Wildermuth), Fall: 1-1 (Jewell), 2-24 (Doolan), 3-76 (Silk), 4-122 (Bailey), 5-195 (Webster), 6-300 (Paine), 7-301 (Milenko), 8-315 8-387 (Gannon), 9-426 (Feldman), 10-437 (Cutting) (McDermott), 9-321 (Rainbird), 10-332 (Kingston) 1-38 (Doolan), 2-38 (Hancock), 3-38 (McDermott), 4-68 (Bailey), 5-68 (Webster), 6-85 (Faulkner), 7-87 (Paine), 8-89 1-76 (Weatherald), 2-106 (Dalton), 3-114 (Head), 4-120 (Lehmann), 5-293 (Cooper), 6-296 (Carey), 7-297 (Ferguson), (Rainbird), 9-109 (Milenko), 10-115 (Perrin) 8-326 (Mennie), 9-337 (Sayers), 10-406 (Zampa) 1-18 (Doolan), 2-18 (Jewell), 3-18 (Bailey), 4-18 (Silk), 5-23 (Webster), 6-55 (Paine), 7-57 (Milenko), 8-71 (McDermott), 9-84 (Kingston), 10-106 (Rainbird)

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QUEENSLAND V TASMANIA 3rd Match CRICKET AUSTRALIA XI V TASMANIA 4th Match NEW SOUTH WALES V TASMANIA 9th Match Alan Border Field, 3 October 2016 , 5 October 2016 Hurstville, 9 October 2016 Queensland won by 1 run (D/L) Tasmania won by 8 wickets Tasmania won by 15 runs Toss: Tasmania Toss: Tasmania Toss: New South Wales Umpires: SAJ Craig, AK Wilds Umpires: MW Graham-Smith, AK Wilds Umpires: MD Martell, JD Ward Award: M Labuschagne (Qld) Award: TD Paine (Tas) Award: SA Milenko (Tas)

QUEENSLAND 1ST INNINGS RUNS CRICKET AUSTRALIA XI 1ST INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS JJ Peirson+ c Paine b Bird 3 JM Carder c Paine b Bird 14 BR Dunk c Nevill b Cummins 4 MT Renshaw retired hurt 38 JP Inglis+ c Milenko b Doherty 35 TD Paine*+ c Nevill b Copeland 28 JA Burns c Boyce b Kingston 31 RJ Gibson b Doherty 3 DP Michael c Maddinson b Copeland 0 M Labuschagne c Dunk b Michael 51 WG Bosisto* b Boyce 23 AJ Doolan b Cummins 67 NJ Reardon c Dunk b Boyce 0 SB Harper lbw b Boyce 4 JR Doran lbw b Lyon 5 JS Floros* b Boyce 25 MW Short st Paine b Doherty 32 BJ Webster c Patterson b Sandhu 30 MG Neser not out 8 JJ Bazley c Dunk b Milenko 45 SA Milenko b Sandhu 40 BCJ Cutting not out 0 B Doggett c Dunk b Milenko 8 HP Kingston run out 39 MJ Swepson LC Hatcher c Michael b Kingston 31 XJ Doherty not out 12 LW Feldman TJ O'Donnell not out 28 CJ Boyce c Nevill b Sandhu 5 PR George SEJ Grimwade not out 2 JM Bird run out 6 EXTRAS 2lb 2 EXTRAS 5lb, 4w, 2nb 11 EXTRAS 2lb, 4w 6 146 min 35.5 ov 5-158 198 min 50 ov 9-236 210 min 50 ov 242

TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS NEW SOUTH WALES 1ST INNINGS RUNS BR Dunk c George b Neser 14 TD Paine*+ not out 101 DP Hughes c Doran b Doherty 73 TD Paine*+ c Floros b Feldman 34 BR Dunk run out 26 EJM Cowan c Paine b Milenko 20 DP Michael c Labuschagne b Neser 21 DP Michael b Doggett 83 NJ Maddinson st Paine b Boyce 10 AJ Doolan not out 13 AJ Doolan not out 23 MC Henriques* c Boyce b Milenko 56 JR Doran not out 25 JR Doran KR Patterson c and b Bird 3 BJ Webster BJ Webster PM Nevill+ c and b Boyce 13 SA Milenko SA Milenko TA Copeland run out 18 HP Kingston HP Kingston PJ Cummins c Dunk b Boyce 5 XJ Doherty XJ Doherty GS Sandhu c Bird b Kingston 0 CJ Boyce CJ Boyce NM Lyon c Milenko b Boyce 12 JM Bird JM Bird DE Bollinger not out 7 EXTRAS 1b, 3lb, 3w 7 EXTRAS 3lb, 3nb 6 EXTRAS 1b, 7lb, 2w 10 92 min 19.3 ov 3-114 168 min 39.3 ov 2-239 195 min 49.1 ov 227

TAS – BOWLING O M R W TAS – BOWLING O M R W NSW – BOWLING O M R W XJ Doherty 8 0 45 0 JM Bird 10 0 45 1 PJ Cummins 10 0 46 2 JM Bird 8 2 33 1 SA Milenko 9 1 49 2 TA Copeland 8 0 23 2 SA Milenko 4 0 19 0 XJ Doherty 10 2 34 3 DE Bollinger 10 0 70 0 DP Michael 4 1 13 1 HP Kingston 10 1 44 1 NM Lyon 10 1 35 1 HP Kingston 6 0 24 1 CJ Boyce 9 0 51 2 GS Sandhu 9 1 57 3 CJ Boyce 5.5 0 22 2 DP Michael 2 0 8 0 MC Henriques 3 0 9 0

QLD – BOWLING O M R W CA XI – BOWLING O M R W TAS – BOWLING O M R W PR George 2 0 12 0 TJ O'Donnell 7 0 58 0 BJ Webster 7 0 29 0 LW Feldman 5.3 0 34 1 LC Hatcher 6 0 41 0 JM Bird 8.1 0 32 1 MG Neser 6 0 29 2 B Doggett 8.3 1 47 1 SA Milenko 7 0 32 2 BCJ Cutting 2 0 10 0 MW Short 7 0 35 0 HP Kingston 10 0 31 1 JS Floros 4 0 25 0 SEJ Grimwade 5 0 30 0 DP Michael 2 0 11 0 Fall: 1-5 (Peirson), 1-51 (Renshaw ret ht), 2-102 (Burns), 3-102 (Reardon), 4-141 JJ Bazley 5 0 20 0 CJ Boyce 9 0 55 4 (Labuschagne), 5-158 (Floros) WG Bosisto 1 0 5 0 XJ Doherty 6 0 29 1 1-41 (Dunk), 2-74 (Michael), 3-75 (Paine) Fall: 1-24 (Carder), 2-37 (Gibson), 3-62 (Inglis), 4-73 (Harper), 5-89 (Bosisto), Fall: 1-5 (Dunk), 2-7 (Michael), 3-56 (Paine), 4-75 (Doran), 5-125 (Doolan), 6-153 6-149 (Short), 7-169 (Bazley), 8-175 (Doggett), 9-231 (Hatcher) (Webster), 7-187 (Milenko), 8-222 (Kingston), 9-230 (Boyce), 10-242 (Bird) 1-42 (Dunk), 2-204 (Michael) 1-51 (Cowan), 2-90 (Maddinson), 3-148 (Hughes), 4-154 (Patterson), 5-174 (Henriques), 6-185 (Nevill), 7-194 (Cummins), 8-196 (Sandhu), 9-215 (Lyon), 10-227 (Copeland)

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TASMANIA V VICTORIA 13th Match TASMANIA V WESTERN AUSTRALIA 16th Match TASMANIA V SOUTH AUTRALIA 20th Match MATADOR CUP STATISTICS North Sydney, 13 October 2016 North Sydney, 15 October 2016 Hurstville, 19 October 2017 Victoria won by 8 wickets Western Australia won by 4 wickets Tasmania won by 28 runs Toss: Tasmania Toss: Western Australia Toss: South Australia Umpires: GA Abood, PJ Gillespie Umpires: GC Joshua, JD Ward Umpires: SD Fry, JD Ward Award: CL White (Vic) Award: AC Voges (WA) Award: CAH Stevenson (Tas) BATTING AVERAGES

TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS PLAYER M INN NO RUNS HS AVE 100 50S SCRT CT ST TD Paine*+ b Siddle 5 BR Dunk c Tye b Behrendorff 8 TM Head* b Webster 35 Bird, JM 6 1 0 6 6 6.00 0 0 200.00 4 0 BR Dunk c Harris b Maxwell 2 TD Paine*+ c Tye b Turner 5 JB Weatherald c Kingston b Stevenson 30 Boyce, CJ 6 3 2 6 5 6.00 0 0 150.00 5 0 DP Michael c White b Maxwell 2 DP Michael c Turner b Agar 89 CJ Ferguson c Paine b Milenko 14 AJ Doolan not out 87 AJ Doolan c Agar b Tye 93 TLW Cooper c Milenko b Faulkner 63 Doherty, XJ 5 3 3 61 34 - 0 0 77.22 1 0 JR Doran c Harris b Holland 5 JP Faulkner c Tye b Agar 13 JS Lehmann b Stevenson 18 Doolan, AJ 6 6 3 362 93 120.67 0 4 97.31 0 0 BJ Webster lbw b Beer 21 SA Milenko c Behrendorff b Tye 4 AT Carey+ c McDermott b Milenko 11 SA Milenko b Stoinis 44 BJ Webster b Rimmington 27 CT Valente c Bird b Kingston 39 Doran, JR 4 3 1 35 25 17.50 0 0 50.72 2 0 HP Kingston run out 0 HP Kingston lbw b Rimmington 0 A Zampa c Kingston b Stevenson 0 Dunk, BR 5 5 0 54 26 10.80 0 0 77.14 5 0 XJ Doherty not out 34 XJ Doherty not out 15 JM Mennie c McDermott b Stevenson 9 Faulkner, JP 2 2 0 51 38 25.50 0 0 141.67 1 0 JM Bird CJ Boyce not out 1 KW Richardson c Faulkner b Stevenson 36 CJ Boyce JM Bird DJ Worrall not out 3 Kingston, HP 6 4 1 40 39 13.33 0 0 117.65 2 0 EXTRAS 5lb, 3w, 2nb 10 EXTRAS 2lb, 8w, 2nb 12 EXTRAS 5lb, 3w, 1nb 9 McDermott, BR 1 1 0 39 39 39.00 0 0 79.59 2 0 204 min 50 ov 7-210 208 min 50 ov 8-267 175 min 38.4 ov 267 Michael, DP 6 6 0 252 89 42.00 0 3 78.26 1 0 VICTORIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS Milenko, SA 6 4 0 100 44 25.00 0 0 81.30 3 0 MS Harris c Doran b Kingston 64 HWR Cartwright c Bird b Kingston 24 TD Paine*+ b Zampa 44 CL White not out 117 SE Marsh b Michael 70 BJ Webster lbw b Valente 9 Paine, TD 6 6 1 217 101 43.40 1 0 78.62 4 2 GJ Maxwell c Doherty b Bird 22 CT Bancroft c Webster b Kingston 1 DP Michael c Cooper b Head 57 Stevenson, CAH 1 0 0 0 dnb - 0 0 - 0 0 PSP Handscomb*+ not out 7 AC Voges* not out 89 AJ Doolan c Head b Zampa 79 Webster, BJ 6 4 0 87 30 21.75 0 0 69.60 1 0 MP Stoinis DJM Short c (sub) b Boyce 16 BR McDermott b Worrall 39 DT Christian AC Agar c Boyce b Milenko 6 JP Faulkner c (sub) b Richardson 38 PM Siddle AJ Turner c Boyce b Kingston 41 SA Milenko run out 12 BOWLING AVERAGES MA Beer SM Whiteman+ not out 13 HP Kingston not out 1 EP Gulbis AJ Tye CJ Boyce not out 0 PLAYER M BALLS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVE BEST 5WM R/6BO JM Holland NJ Rimmington JM Bird Bird, JM 6 303 2 285 4 71.25 1-32 0 5.64 JP Behrendorff CAH Stevenson Boyce, CJ 6 233 0 234 9 26.00 4-55 0 6.03 EXTRAS 1lb 1 EXTRAS 6lb, 1w, 1nb 8 EXTRAS 2b, 7lb, 2w, 5nb 16 137 min 34.2 ov 2-211 204 min 48.3 ov 6-268 208 min 50 ov 7-295 Doherty, XJ 5 198 2 160 4 40.00 3-34 0 4.85

VIC – BOWLING O M R W WA – BOWLING O M R W SA – BOWLING O M R W Faulkner, JP 2 42 0 42 1 42.00 1-42 0 6.00 PM Siddle 8 0 19 1 JP Behrendorff 8 1 43 1 KW Richardson 10 0 77 1 Kingston, HP 6 291 1 224 8 28.00 3-44 0 4.62 GJ Maxwell 6 1 17 2 AJ Turner 4 1 8 1 DJ Worrall 9 1 49 1 Michael, DP 6 84 1 62 2 31.00 1-13 0 4.43 MP Stoinis 10 0 47 1 NJ Rimmington 9 1 42 2 JM Mennie 9 0 40 0 JM Holland 10 0 48 1 AC Agar 10 0 46 2 CT Valente 8 0 43 1 Milenko, SA 6 234 2 213 7 30.43 2-32 0 5.46 MA Beer 10 3 31 1 AJ Tye 10 0 83 2 A Zampa 10 0 57 2 Stevenson, CAH 1 52 2 32 5 6.40 5-32 1 3.69 Fawad Ahmed 4 0 19 0 HWR Cartwright 2 0 14 0 TM Head 4 0 20 1 DT Christian 2 0 24 0 DJM Short 7 0 29 0 Webster, BJ 6 102 1 88 1 88.00 1-28 0 5.18 TAS – BOWLING O M R W TAS – BOWLING O M R W TAS – BOWLING O M R W JM Bird 6 0 65 0 JM Bird 8.2 0 64 1 JM Bird 10 0 46 0 BJ Webster 3 0 28 1 BJ Webster 3 1 8 0 XJ Doherty 5 0 24 0 SA Milenko 7 1 37 2 SA Milenko 3 0 25 0 HP Kingston 9.3 0 44 3 CAH Stevenson 8.4 2 32 5 HP Kingston 8 0 39 1 CJ Boyce 8 0 57 1 HP Kingston 5 0 42 1 CJ Boyce 5 0 33 0 SA Milenko 9 0 51 1 JP Faulkner 7 0 42 1 XJ Doherty 4 0 28 0 BJ Webster 4 0 23 0 CJ Boyce 2 0 16 0 DP Michael 3 0 13 0 DP Michael 3 0 17 1 Fall: 1-45 (Webster), 2-90 (Paine), 3-153 (Michael), 4-241 (McDermott), 5-258 Fall: 1-3 (Dunk), 2-8 (Paine), 3-17 (Michael), 4-39 (Doran), 4-62 (Doolan ret ht), Fall: 1-10 (Dunk), 2-36 (Paine), 3-184 (Michael), 4-216 (Faulkner), 5-221 (Doolan), (Doolan), 6-288 (Milenko), 7-294 (Faulkner) 5-97 (Webster), 6-97 (Kingston), 7-128 (Milenko) 6-223 (Milenko), 7-223 (Kingston), 8-263 (Webster) 1-42 (Head), 2-80 (Ferguson), 3-80 (Weatherald), 4-106 (Lehmann), 5-141 1-122 (Harris), 2-184 (Maxwell) 1-58 (Cartwright), 2-64 (Bancroft), 3-133 (Marsh), 4-167 (Short), 5-178 (Agar), (Carey), 6-196 (Cooper), 7-196 (Zampa), 8-210 (Mennie), 9-254 (Valente), 6-249 (Turner) 10-267 (Richardson)

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QUEENSLAND V TASMANIA 2nd Match NEW SOUTH WALES V TASMANIA 3rd Match SOUTH AUSTRALIA V TASMANIA 8th Match Allan Border Field, 13 October 2016 Brisbane, 14 October 2016 Allan Border Field, 16 October 2016 Queensland won by 6 wickets New South Wales won by 207 runs. South Australia won by 51 runs Toss: Queensland Toss: New South Wales Toss: South Australia Umpires: M Branch, D Taylor Umpires: D Taylor, C Thomas Umpires: SE Dionysius, SJ Farrell Award: JL Jonassen (Qld) Award: AJ Healy (NSW) Award: BL Hepburn (Tas)

SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS NEW SOUTH WALES 1ST INNINGS RUNS BE Patterson c Joyce b Hepburn 20 L Wright c Mooney b Prestwidge 8 AJ Healy+ c Pyke b Burns 159 TJ McPharlin*+ lbw b Hepburn 51 GP Redmayne+ c Mooney b Prestwidge 4 RL Haynes c Raack b Thompson 55 TM McGrath st Redmayne b Burns 31 EE Thompson lbw b Jonassen 13 AJ Blackwell* c Wright b Hepburn 79 CM Edwards c Thompson b Hunter 57 c Kimmince b NJ Carey not out 53 EA Burns 5 SJ Coyte lbw b Raack 13 Brotherston NE Stalenburg not out 12 BA Perry lbw b Burns 23 IMHC Joyce c Ferling b Jonassen 29 AK Gardner A Wellington c Moloney b Hepburn 11 SK Moloney c and b Birkett 8 BW Vakarewa ML Schutt c Moloney b Hepburn 5 V Pyke* c and b GM Harris 1 LEM Smith A Price c Hunter b Hepburn 4 BL Hepburn run out 38 ML Gibson B Harris st Redmayne b Pyke 6 KR Fryett c L Harris b GM Harris 5 RM Farrell K Pope not out 4 C Raack c Jonassen b Prestwidge 10 SE Aley EXTRAS 1lb, 12w, 3nb 16 JL Hunter not out 0 EXTRAS 1lb, 16w, 2nb 19 189 min 49.3 ov 241 EXTRAS 7lb, 23w 30 194 min 50 ov 3-377 181 min 50 ov 151 TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS QUEENSLAND 1ST INNINGS RUNS GP Redmayne+ c Price b Pope 8 GP Redmayne+ c Healy b Gardner 25 E Divin run out 13 Emma Thompson BL Mooney+ run out 53 E Divin lbw b Vakarewa 0 L Wright c McPharlin b McGrath 18 DM Kimmince* c Raack b Hunter 10 L Wright lbw b Smith 34 EE Thompson c and b Coyte 16 JL Jonassen st Redmayne b Hepburn 53 EE Thompson st Healy b Gardner 7 IMHC Joyce b Price 30 GM Harris c Hunter b Hepburn 0 EA Burns c Carey b Vakarewa 1 EA Burns c Patterson b Wellington 45 JL Barsby not out 15 IMHC Joyce run out 35 SK Moloney b Price 9 L Harris not out 6 SK Moloney not out 30 V Pyke* lbw b Price 15 T Brotherston V Pyke* c Carey b Aley 1 BL Hepburn c Pope b Wellington 0 HL Ferling BL Hepburn b Gibson 17 C Raack not out 15 GK Prestwidge KR Fryett c Aley b Smith 11 JL Hunter c Patterson b McGrath 15 HP Birkett C Raack lbw b Gardner 0 EXTRAS 1lb, 5w 6 SJ Johnson EXTRAS 1lb, 7w, 1nb 9 164 min 46.4 ov 190 EXTRAS 2b, 4lb, 7w, 2nb 15 159 min 46.5 ov 170 103 min 27.2 ov 4-152 TASMANIA - BOWLING O M R W TASMANIA - BOWLING O M R W QLD - BOWLING O M R W JL Hunter 6 0 43 1 KR Fryett 5 0 40 0 V Pyke 9.3 1 34 1 HL Ferling 8 0 37 0 V Pyke 10 0 50 0 BL Hepburn 9 0 39 5 SJ Johnson 6 2 17 0 BL Hepburn 9 0 67 1 EA Burns 10 0 55 2 GK Prestwidge 7 2 25 3 EA Burns 10 0 77 1 C Raack 10 0 44 1 T Brotherston 3 0 14 1 C Raack 6 0 51 0 EE Thompson 5 0 25 0 JL Jonassen 10 5 14 2 EE Thompson 9 0 71 1 GM Harris 10 3 9 2 IMHC Joyce 1 0 20 0 SA - BOWLING O M R W JL Barsby 1 0 8 0 ML Schutt 5 0 22 0 NSW - BOWLING O M R W HP Birkett 5 0 20 1 K Pope 4 0 16 1 RM Farrell 7 0 20 0 TASMANIA - BOWLING O M R W TM McGrath 5.4 0 29 2 BW Vakarewa 6 1 19 2 SJ Coyte 9 1 28 1 JL Hunter 5 1 29 1 AK Gardner 8.5 0 31 3 A Wellington 10 1 52 2 V Pyke 3 0 18 0 ML Gibson 9 0 40 1 A Price 10 1 29 3 IMHC Joyce 2 0 15 0 SE Aley 8 1 18 1 B Harris 3 0 13 0 KR Fryett 3 0 23 0 LEM Smith 6 0 26 2 EA Burns 8.2 1 33 0 Fall: 1-66 (Patterson), 2-74 (McPharlin), 3-124 (McGrath), 4-158 (Coyte), 5-206 RL Haynes 2 0 15 0 (Perry), 6-212 (Edwards), 7-222 (Wellington), 8-228 (Schutt), 9-230 (Price), BL Hepburn 6 0 28 2 Fall: 1-179 (Haynes), 2-261 (Healy), 3-359 (Blackwell) 10-241 (Harris) Fall:1-19 (Redmayne), 2-25 (Wright), 3-36 (Burns), 4-46 (Thompson), 5-82 1-5 (Divin), 2-47 (Redmayne), 3-58 (Thompson), 4-59 (Burns), 5-95 1-10 (Redmayne), 2-34 (Wright), 3-44 (Divin), 4-77 (Thompson), 5-110 (Moloney), 6-88 (Pyke), 7-89 (Joyce), 8-98 (Fryett), 9-151 (Hepburn), 10-151 (Wright), 6-115 (Joyce), 7-116 (Pyke), 8-140 (Hepburn), 9-166 (Fryett), 10-170 (Joyce), 6-134 (Moloney), 7-152 (Burns), 8-159 (Hepburn), 9-159 (Pyke), (Raack) (Raack) 10-190 (Hunter) 1-19 (Kimmince), 2-102 (Mooney), 3-107 (GM Harris), 4-138 (Jonassen)

Corinne Hall

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TASMANIA V ACT 9th Match TASMANIA V VICTORIA 12th Match WESTERN AUSTRALIA V TASMANIA 21st Match Blundstone Arena, 28 October 2016 Blundstone Arena, 29 October 2016 Woodville Oval, 20 November 2016 WNCL STATISTICS Tasmania won by 4 wickets Victoria won by 157 runs Tasmania won by 6 wickets Toss: Tasmania Toss: Victoria Toss: Western Australia Umpires: W Braid, DR Close Umpires: DR Close, M Qureshi Umpires: C Thomas, L Uthenwoldt Award: GP Redmayne (Tas) Award: MM Lanning (Vic) Award: GP Redmayne (Tas) BATTING ACT 1ST INNINGS RUNS VICTORIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS PLAYER M INN NO RUNS HS AVE 100 50S SCRT CT ST CJ Koski+ c Burns b Raack 58 MM Lanning* b Burns 190 BM Devchand c Redmayne b Fryett 16 Burns, EA 6 6 0 139 74 23.17 0 1 83.23 1 0 KM Mack c Joyce b Hepburn 22 SJ Elliott c Redmayne b Fryett 6 C Piparo* c Pyke b Burns 119 Divin, E 2 2 0 13 13 6.50 0 0 43.33 0 0 KL Britt* c Hall b Thompson 64 JE Cameron run out 108 HL Graham c Thompson b Hepburn 28 EA Osborne c Joyce b Pyke 28 EJ Inglis+ not out 2 T Peschel c Redmayne b Hepburn 8 Fryett, KR 4 3 1 16 11 8.00 0 0 40.00 0 0 AR Reakes st Redmayne b Pyke 4 AJ Lanning not out 1 M Cameron run out 0 Hall, CL 3 3 0 64 47 21.33 0 0 83.12 3 0 NM Hancock run out 29 HM Brennan EL Biss c Hepburn b Fryett 29 EA Leys run out 1 MR Strano PM Cleary st Redmayne b Pyke 35 Hepburn, BL 6 4 0 56 38 14.00 0 0 61.54 1 0 JC Hicks st Redmayne b Hepburn 5 EM Kearney NE Farrant not out 5 Hunter, JL 3 2 1 15 15 15.00 0 0 78.95 2 0 NM Goodwin c Hall b Hepburn 1 KM Beams EL King st Redmayne b Pyke 14 MJ Brown not out 4 M Blows EJ Smith not out 0 Joyce, IMHC 6 6 1 169 74 33.80 0 1 76.47 3 0 SL Bates c Hall b Pyke 2 AM King KJ Hartshorn+ Moloney, SK 6 6 3 77 30 25.67 0 0 51.68 2 0 3lb, 24w 27 1b, 2lb, 10w 13 5lb, 13w, 3nb 21 EXTRAS EXTRAS EXTRAS Pyke, V 6 5 0 24 15 4.80 0 0 42.11 2 0 195 min 50 ov 245 188 min 50 ov 3-320 184 min, 50 ov 8-275 Raack, C 6 4 1 25 15 8.33 0 0 44.64 2 0 TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS TASMANIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS Redmayne, GP 6 6 1 295 116 59.00 2 0 78.46 3 7 L Wright c Koski b Goodwin 2 L Wright c Brennan b King 47 L Wright b Biss 55 GP Redmayne+ not out 114 GP Redmayne+ run out 28 GP Redmayne+ run out 116 Thompson, EE 6 5 0 54 18 10.80 0 0 50.47 2 0 CL Hall lbw b Goodwin 12 CL Hall b Strano 47 EA Burns b Biss 2 Wright, L 6 6 0 164 55 27.33 0 1 52.40 1 0 EE Thompson run out 18 EE Thompson c Inglis b King 0 CL Hall b Biss 5 EA Burns c Koski b Goodwin 74 EA Burns c Inglis b King 12 IMHC Joyce not out 74 IMHC Joyce c Leys b Hancock 0 IMHC Joyce c and b King 1 SK Moloney not out 10 V Pyke* b Hancock 0 SK Moloney lbw b Beams 7 KR Fryett BOWLING SK Moloney not out 13 V Pyke* c and b Beams 7 EE Thompson PLAYER M BALLS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVE BEST 5WM R/6BO C Raack BL Hepburn lbw b Strano 1 V Pyke* Burns, EA 6 338 1 315 5 63.00 2-55 0 5.59 BL Hepburn C Raack c Inglis b Strano 0 C Raack JL Hunter KR Fryett not out 0 BL Hepburn Fryett, KR 4 168 0 158 3 52.67 2-45 0 5.64 1lb, 11w, 1nb 13 1b, 10lb, 1w, 2nb 14 EXTRAS EXTRAS 13w 13 EXTRAS Hepburn, BL 6 324 1 310 13 23.85 5-39 1 5.74 190 min 50 ov 6-246 145 min 40.4 ov 163 188 min, 49 ov 4-276 Hunter, JL 3 102 1 101 2 50.50 1-29 0 5.94 TASMANIA - BOWLING O M R W TASMANIA - BOWLING O M R W TASMANIA - BOWLING O M R W Joyce, IMHC 6 30 0 54 0 - 0-15 0 10.80 JL Hunter 6 0 29 0 KR Fryett 10 0 50 1 KR Fryett 10 0 45 2 V Pyke 10 1 36 3 V Pyke 10 1 34 0 V Pyke 10 0 54 2 Pyke, V 6 315 3 226 6 37.67 3-36 0 4.30 BL Hepburn 10 0 61 3 BL Hepburn 10 1 47 2 EA Burns 8 0 54 1 Raack, C 6 180 0 194 2 97.00 1-33 0 6.47 EA Burns 10 0 45 0 BL Hepburn 10 0 68 0 EA Burns 10 0 51 1 C Raack 6 0 33 1 C Raack 4 0 38 0 C Raack 4 0 28 0 Thompson, EE 6 204 0 233 2 116.50 1-38 0 6.85 EE Thompson 8 0 38 1 EE Thompson 6 0 54 0 EE Thompson 6 0 45 0 IMHC Joyce 2 0 19 0 ACT - BOWLING O M R W = WA - BOWLING O M R W NM Goodwin 10 1 41 3 VIC - BOWLING O M R W NE Farrant 7 1 43 0 MJ Brown 6 0 23 0 EM Kearney 5 0 17 0 PM Cleary 8 0 43 0 NM Hancock 10 0 54 2 HM Brennan 7 1 28 0 EL King 8 1 50 0 SL Bates 10 1 53 0 KM Beams 10 0 38 2 HL Graham 9 0 49 0 EA Osborne 10 0 37 0 MR Strano 8.4 1 30 3 EL Biss 10 0 50 3 AR Reakes 4 0 37 0 M Blows 4 0 22 0 KJ Hartshorn 6 0 24 0 Fall: 1-65 (Mack), 2-117 (Koski), 3-185 (Osborne), 4-191 (Reakes), 5-220 (Britt), AM King 6 0 28 4 T Peschel 1 0 6 0 6-223 (Leys), 7-234 (Hancock), 8-236 (Hicks), 9-237 (Goodwin), 10-245 Fall: 1-29 (Elliott), 2-317 (MM Lanning), 3-318 (Cameron) Fall: Fall: 1-29 (Devchand), 2-90 (Graham), 3-106 (Peschel), 4-106 (Cameron), (Bates) 1-73 (Redmayne), 2-95 (Wright), 3-95 (Thompson), 4-120 (Burns), 5-123 5-186 (Biss), 6-248 (Piparo), 7-259 (Cleary), 8-275 (King) 1-2 (Wright), 2-18 (Hall), 3-74 (Thompson), 4-220 (Burns), 5-221 (Joyce), (Joyce), 6-152 (Moloney), 7-162 (Pyke), 8-162 (Hall), 9-162 (Raack), 10-163 1-102 (Wright), 2-112 (Burns), 3-118 (Hall), 4-231 (Redmayne) 6-222 (Pyke) (Hepburn)

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SYDNEY SIXERS V HOBART HURRICANES 4th Match HOBART HURRICANES V MELBOURNE STARS 6th Match V HOBART HURRICANES 10th Match HOBART HURRICANES V 14th Match ADELAIDE STRIKERSS V HOBART HURRICANES 18th Match Sydney, 23 December 2016 Blundstone Arena, 26 December 2016 Brisbane, 30 December 2016 Blundstone Arena, 2 January 2017 Adelaide, 6 January 2017 Hobart Hurricanes won by 60 runs Melbourne Stars won by 7 wickets Brisbane Heat won by 7 wickets Hobart Hurricanes won by 8 wickets Adelaide Strikers won by 5 wickets Toss: Toss: Hobart Hurricanes Toss: Brisbane Heat Toss: Hobart Hurricanes Toss: Adelaide Strikers Umpires: PJ Gillespie, P Wilson Umpires: GC Joshua, P Wilson Umpires: JD Ward, P Wilson Umpires: PJ Gillespie, JD Ward Umpires: SD Fry, MW Graham-Smith Award: DJM Short (HH) Award: RJ Quiney (MS) Award: CA Lynn (BH) Award: DT Christian (HH) Award: BR Dunk (AS)

HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS ADELAIDE STRIKERS 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS TD Paine*+ c Roy b Abbott 63 TD Paine*+ c Maxwell b Hilfenhaus 91 DJM Short b Steketee 18 JB Weatherald c Paine b Milenko 14 TD Paine*+ c Dunk b Jordan 14 DJM Short c Roy b Bollinger 61 DJM Short b Hilfenhaus 1 TD Paine*+ c Ross b Steketee 9 BR Dunk+ b Milenko 31 DJM Short c Weatherald b Head 4 KC Sangakkara c Mennie b O'Keefe 16 DP Michael b Hilfenhaus 0 KC Sangakkara lbw b Badree 12 JR Dean c Short b Christian 0 KC Sangakkara c O'Connor b Stanlake 3 GJ Bailey c Billings b Botha 14 KC Sangakkara c Faulkner b Maxwell 15 GJ Bailey run out 13 TM Head c Broad b Christian 24 GJ Bailey c Head b Jordan 2 DT Christian b Abbott 20 GJ Bailey not out 74 DT Christian c Ross b Wildermuth 33 BJ Hodge* c Wells b Christian 55 DT Christian c and b Stanlake 0 DP Michael b Dwarshuis 0 DT Christian not out 1 JW Wells c Lynn b Wildermuth 28 KA Pollard b Rose 11 JW Wells c Stanlake b Laughlin 55 HP Kingston not out 12 HP Kingston HP Kingston lbw b Swepson 17 CJ Jordan c Webster b Broad 1 BJ Webster not out 67 CJ Boyce not out 5 CJ Boyce CJ Boyce c Lynn b Cutting 9 MG Neser run out 1 HP Kingston c Andrews b Laughlin 0 CA Rose CA Rose CA Rose not out 17 B Laughlin c Bailey b Christian 0 CJ Boyce b Jordan 12 SCJ Broad SCJ Broad SCJ Broad run out 3 B Stanlake not out 1 CA Rose not out 1 SW Tait SW Tait SW Tait LN O'Connor b Christian 0 SCJ Broad EXTRAS 1b, 5lb, 3w 9 3lb, 2w, 1nb 6 EXTRAS 2b, 11w, 1nb 14 EXTRAS 2lb, 2w, 1nb 5 EXTRAS 1lb, 2w 3 88 min 20 ov 6-200 79 min 20 ov 4-188 95 min 20 ov 9-173 90 min 20 ov 143 85 min 20 ov 8-161

SYDNEY SIXERS 1ST INNINGS RUNS MELBOURNE STARS 1ST INNINGS RUNS BRISBANE HEAT 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS ADELAIDE STRIKERS 1ST INNINGS RUNS JJ Roy st Paine b Boyce 40 RJ Quiney c Boyce b Broad 75 JJ Peirson+ c Kingston b Broad 1 TD Paine*+ b Head 41 JB Weatherald b Christian 10 JC Silk c Broad b Rose 7 LJ Wright b Boyce 48 BB McCullum* c Christian b Boyce 72 DJM Short c Dunk b Stanlake 60 BR Dunk+ not out 79 MC Henriques* c and b Rose 0 GJ Maxwell not out 58 CA Lynn not out 84 KC Sangakkara not out 22 TM Head c Webster b Kingston 9 BJ Haddin+ c Rose b Kingston 10 DJ Hussey* c Sangakkara b Broad 1 AI Ross b Tait 5 GJ Bailey not out 6 BJ Hodge* c Paine b Broad 30 SW Billings b Tait 42 JP Faulkner not out 0 JA Burns not out 8 DT Christian KA Pollard lbw b Christian 15 J Botha c and b Short 14 MP Stoinis BCJ Cutting JW Wells JR Dean c Paine b Broad 0 SNJ O'Keefe lbw b Tait 13 SB Harper+ JS Floros SA Milenko CJ Jordan not out 15 SA Abbott c Paine b Tait 0 A Zampa JD Wildermuth CJ Boyce TD Andrews BJ Dwarshuis b Kingston 3 BW Hilfenhaus MJ Swepson CA Rose B Laughlin JM Mennie not out 3 SM Boland S Badree SCJ Broad B Stanlake DE Bollinger run out 1 MA Beer MT Steketee BJ Webster LN O'Connor EXTRAS 1lb, 6w 7 EXTRAS 7lb, 2w 9 EXTRAS 2w, 2nb 4 EXTRAS 11b, 3w, 1nb 15 EXTRAS 2lb, 4w 6 83 min 16.2 ov 140 78 min 17.4 ov 3-191 77 min 16.2 ov 3-174 72 min 17.4 ov 2-144 83 min 18.2 ov 5-164

SIXERS – BOWLING O M R W STARS – BOWLING O M R W HEAT – BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W STRIKERS - BOWLING O M R W J Botha 4 0 21 1 MA Beer 3 0 20 0 S Badree 4 0 26 1 SCJ Broad 4 0 17 1 B Stanlake 4 0 39 2 BJ Dwarshuis 3 0 44 1 BW Hilfenhaus 4 0 38 3 MT Steketee 4 0 29 2 BJ Webster 4 0 28 0 TM Head 1 0 5 1 JM Mennie 1 0 20 0 GJ Maxwell 2 0 12 1 JS Floros 1 0 16 0 DT Christian 4 0 14 5 TD Andrews 3 0 23 0 SA Abbott 4 0 41 2 SM Boland 4 0 33 0 JD Wildermuth 3 0 26 2 SA Milenko 4 0 50 2 CJ Jordan 4 0 24 3 SNJ O'Keefe 4 0 31 1 A Zampa 4 0 41 0 BCJ Cutting 4 0 42 1 CA Rose 3 0 21 1 LN O'Connor 4 0 36 0 DE Bollinger 4 0 37 1 JP Faulkner 2 0 24 0 MJ Swepson 4 0 32 1 CJ Boyce 1 0 11 0 B Laughlin 4 0 33 2 MP Stoinis 1 0 17 0 HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W STRIKERS - BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W SW Tait 3.2 0 32 3 HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W CA Rose 3 0 30 0 TM Head 4 0 22 1 SCJ Broad 4 0 37 2 CA Rose 2 0 14 2 CA Rose 3 0 17 0 SCJ Broad 3 0 24 1 B Stanlake 4 0 17 1 BJ Webster 2 0 20 0 SCJ Broad 3 0 35 0 SW Tait 4 0 56 0 HP Kingston 1 0 22 0 CJ Jordan 3 0 30 0 DT Christian 4 0 24 2 HP Kingston 3 0 20 2 SCJ Broad 3.4 0 35 2 SW Tait 3 0 34 1 B Laughlin 2 0 9 0 HP Kingston 3 0 32 1 CJ Boyce 4 0 32 1 HP Kingston 3 0 37 0 CJ Boyce 4 0 29 1 LN O'Connor 2 0 20 0 CJ Boyce 2.2 0 20 0 DJM Short 1 0 6 1 CJ Boyce 4 0 39 1 DJM Short 2.2 0 35 0 MG Neser 1.4 0 28 0 CA Rose 1 0 11 0 Fall: 1-81 (Short), 2-120 (Sangakkara), 3-143 (Bailey), 4-167 (Paine), 5-182 Fall: 1-6 (Short), 2-6 (Michael), 3-32 (Sangakkara), 4-177 (Paine) Fall: 1-14 (Paine), 2-40 (Sangakkara), 3-42 (Short), 4-62 (Bailey), 5-122 (Wells), KA Pollard 1 0 7 0 DJM Short 2 0 18 0 (Michael), 6-182 (Christian) 1-88 (Wright), 2-161 (Quiney), 3-186 (Hussey) 6-122 (Christian), 7-145 (Kingston), 8-153 (Boyce), 9-173 (Broad) Fall: 1-40 (Dunk), 2-41 (Dean), 3-46 (Weatherald), 4-94 (Head), 5-129 (Pollard), Fall: 1-11 (Short), 2-22 (Paine), 3-24 (Sangakkara), 4-24 (Christian), 5-30 (Bailey), 1-29 (Silk), 2-34 (Henriques), 3-59 (Haddin), 4-65 (Roy), 5-104 (Botha), 1-9 (Peirson), 2-118 (McCullum), 3-134 (Ross) 6-134 (Jordan), 7-142 (Neser), 8-142 (Hodge), 9-142 (Laughlin), 10-143 6-119 (Wells), 7-120 (Kingston), 8-154 (Boyce) 6-131 (O'Keefe), 7-131 (Abbott), 8-133 (Billings), 9-135 (Dwarshuis), 10-140 (O'Connor) 1-24 (Weatherald), 2-47 (Head), 3-115 (Hodge), 4-130 (Pollard), 5-133 (Dean) (Bollinger) 1-105 (Short), 2-115 (Paine)

Simon Milenko

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HOBART HURRICANES V 20th Match V HOBART HURRICANES 24th Match HOBART HURRICANES V 31st Match BBL STATISTICS Blundstone Arena, 8 January 2017 , 12 January 2017 Blundstone Arena, 21 January 2017 Sydney Thunder won by 6 wickets Hobart Hurricanes won by 2 wickets Perth Scorchers won by 7 wickets BATTING AVERAGES Toss: Sydney Thunders Toss: Hobart Hurricanes Toss: Perth Scorchers PLAYER M INN NO RUNS HS AVE 100 50S SCRT CT ST Umpires: GJ Davidson, MD Martell Umpires: PJ Gillespie, P Wilson Umpires: GA Abood, MW Graham-Smith Award: SR Watson (ST) Award: BR McDermott (HH) Award: SE Marsh (PS) Bailey, GJ 8 8 3 247 74 49.40 0 3 132.80 1 0 Boyce, CJ 8 5 1 27 12 6.75 0 0 100.00 1 0 HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS MELBOURNE RENEGADES 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS Broad, SCJ 8 2 1 14 11 14.00 0 0 200.00 2 0 TD Paine*+ c Patterson b McKay 4 MS Harris c Wells b Christian 25 TD Paine*+ c Whiteman b Johnson 5 DJM Short c Lenton b Cummins 0 AJ Finch* c Paine b Short 63 DJM Short b Bresnan 36 Christian, DT 8 7 1 87 33 14.50 0 0 126.09 1 0 BR McDermott run out 31 CL White c Wells b Reed 34 BR McDermott c Tye b Johnson 10 Kingston, HP 4 3 1 29 17 14.50 0 0 161.11 1 0 GJ Bailey not out 69 TLW Cooper not out 53 GJ Bailey c Bresnan b Agar 10 McDermott, BR 3 3 0 155 114 51.67 1 0 186.75 0 0 DT Christian c Gibson b Brathwaite 16 CJ Ferguson c Short b Reed 15 DT Christian c Agar b Voges 5 JW Wells c McKay b Brathwaite 26 NLTC Perera not out 28 JW Wells not out 28 Michael, DP 2 2 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 BJ Webster run out 1 SP Narine BJ Webster c and b Bresnan 8 Milenko, SA 1 0 0 0 dnb - 0 0 - 0 0 CJ Boyce b Cummins 0 PM Nevill+ CA Rose not out 29 CA Rose run out 8 JL Pattinson CJ Boyce Paine, TD 8 8 0 227 91 28.38 0 2 123.37 8 1 SCJ Broad XJ Doherty SCJ Broad Rainbird, SL 1 1 1 1 1 - 0 0 100.00 0 0 SW Tait GB Hogg JK Reed Reed, JK 2 0 0 0 dnb - 0 0 - 1 0 EXTRAS 3lb, 3w 6 EXTRAS 1lb, 3w 4 EXTRAS 3lb 3 88 min 20 ov 8-161 91 min 20 ov 4-222 80 min 20 ov 6-134 Rose, CA 7 4 3 55 29 55.00 0 0 161.76 3 0

SYDNEY THUNDER 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS PERTH SCORCHERS 1ST INNINGS RUNS Sangakkara, KC 5 5 1 68 22 17.00 0 0 121.43 1 0 KR Patterson c Paine b Broad 23 DJM Short b Cooper 18 SM Whiteman+ c and b Rose 9 Short, DJM 8 8 0 198 61 24.75 0 2 163.64 4 0 JM Vince c Short b Boyce 44 TD Paine*+ c Perera b Cooper 0 M Klinger c Reed b Boyce 29 Tait, SW 4 0 0 0 dnb - 0 0 - 0 0 SR Watson* c Paine b Christian 55 BR McDermott lbw b Narine 114 SE Marsh c Paine b Broad 57 BJ Rohrer not out 28 GJ Bailey c Harris b Narine 59 AC Voges* not out 20 Webster, BJ 5 4 1 76 67 25.33 0 1 133.33 3 0 CR Brathwaite c Webster b Boyce 6 DT Christian lbw b Hogg 12 AJ Turner not out 16 Wells, JW 6 5 1 137 55 34.25 0 1 130.48 3 0 PJ Cummins not out 1 JW Wells b Hogg 0 IR Bell RJ Gibson BJ Webster c Cooper b Narine 0 AC Agar CJ McKay CJ Boyce run out 1 MG Johnson JS Lenton+ SL Rainbird not out 1 HWR Cartwright BOWLING AVERAGES Fawad Ahmed SCJ Broad not out 11 TT Bresnan PLAYER M BALLS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVE BEST 5WM 4WM R/6BO CJ Green JK Reed AJ Tye Boyce, CJ 8 157 0 239 6 39.83 2-28 0 0 9.13 EXTRAS 4lb,1nb 5 EXTRAS 3lb, 3w, 1nb 7 EXTRAS 1lb, 2w, 1nb 4 75 min 16.5 ov 4-162 90 min 20 ov 8-223 60 min 13.5 ov 3-135 Broad, SCJ 8 177 0 243 8 30.38 2-35 0 0 8.24

THUNDER – BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W SCORCHERS – BOWLING O M R W Christian, DT 8 108 0 134 9 14.89 5-14 1 1 7.44 CJ McKay 2 0 10 1 SCJ Broad 4 0 39 0 MG Johnson 4 0 15 2 Kingston, HP 4 60 0 111 3 37.00 2-20 0 0 11.10 PJ Cummins 4 0 36 2 SL Rainbird 3 0 37 0 AJ Turner 2 0 23 0 Milenko, SA 1 24 0 50 2 25.00 2-50 0 0 12.50 CR Brathwaite 3 0 31 2 DT Christian 4 0 37 1 TT Bresnan 4 0 20 2 SR Watson 4 0 30 0 JK Reed 4 0 54 2 AJ Tye 4 0 37 0 Rainbird, SL 1 18 0 37 0 - 0-37 0 0 12.33 CJ Green 3 0 32 0 CJ Boyce 4 0 36 0 AC Agar 4 0 22 1 Reed, JK 2 30 0 67 2 33.50 2-54 0 0 13.40 Fawad Ahmed 4 0 19 0 DJM Short 1 0 18 1 AC Voges 2 0 14 1 DJ HUSSEY 1 0 4 0 Rose, CA 7 108 0 143 4 35.75 2-14 0 0 7.94 HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W RENEGADES - BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W Short, DJM 8 44 0 87 2 43.50 1-6 0 0 11.86 CA Rose 2 0 22 0 TLW Cooper 2 0 12 2 SCJ Broad 3.5 0 33 1 SCJ Broad 4 0 23 1 XJ Doherty 3 0 30 0 CA Rose 4 0 28 1 Tait, SW 4 74 0 154 4 38.50 3-32 0 0 12.49 DT Christian 4 0 43 1 SP Narine 4 0 27 3 DT Christian 2 0 16 0 Webster, BJ 5 36 0 48 0 - 0-20 0 0 8.00 SW Tait 2 0 32 0 JL Pattinson 3 0 47 0 JK Reed 1 0 13 0 CJ Boyce 3.5 0 28 2 GB Hogg 4 0 45 2 CJ Boyce 3 0 44 1 DJM Short 1 0 10 0 NLTC Perera 4 0 59 0 Fall: 1-14 (Paine), 2-31 (McDermott), 3-62 (Short), 4-64 (Bailey), 5-69 (Christian), Fall: 1-4 (Paine), 2-10 (Short), 3-56 (McDermott), 4-90 (Christian), 5-139 (Wells), Fall: 1-42 (Harris), 2-116 (White), 3-155 (Finch), 4-180 (Ferguson) 6-88 (Webster) 6-144 (Webster), 7-152 (Boyce), 8-161 (Rose) 1-1 (Paine), 2-19 (Short), 3-170 (McDermott), 4-185 (Christian), 5-185 (Wells), 1-12 (Whiteman), 2-94 (Klinger), 3-99 (Marsh) 1-62 (Patterson), 2-80 (Vince), 3-143 (Watson), 4-161 (Brathwaite) 6-205 (Webster), 7-207 (Bailey), 8-209 (Boyce)

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AUSTRALIA V SOUTH AFRICA 2nd Test Blundstone Arena, 12 - 15 December 2016 South Africa won by an innings and 80 runs Toss: South Africa Umpires: Aleem Dar, RA Kettleborough Award: KJ Abbott (RSA)

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES Day 1 South Africa ( 1st inn) 5-171 T Bavuma 38*, Q de Kock 28* Day 2 No play Day 3 Australia ( 2nd inn) 2-121 UT Khawaja 56*, SPD Smith 18*

AUSTRALIA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS DA Warner c de Kock b Philander 1 b Abbott 45 JA Burns lbw b Abbott 1 c de Kock b Abbott 0 UT Khawaja c Amla b Philander 4 c de Kock b Abbott 64 SPD Smith* not out 48 c de Kock b Rabada 31 AC Voges c de Kock b Philander 0 c Duminy b Abbott 2 CJ Ferguson run out 3 c Elgar b Rabada 1 PM Nevill+ lbw b Rabada 3 c Duminy b Rabada 6 JM Mennie b Philander 10 lbw b Rabada 0 MA Starc c Duminy b Abbott 4 c de Kock b Abbott 0 JR Hazlewood c Amla b Abbott 8 not out 6 NM Lyon c de Kock b Philander 2 c Philander b Abbott 4 EXTRAS 1lb 1 1lb, 1nb 2 148 min 32.5 ov 85 269 min 60.1 ov 161

SOUTH AFRICA 1ST INNINGS RUNS 2ND INNINGS RUNS SC Cook c Nevill b Starc 23 D Elgar lbw b Starc 17 HM Amla c Nevill b Hazlewood 47 J-P Duminy c Smith b Starc 1 F du Plessis* lbw b Hazlewood 7 T Bavuma c Lyon b Mennie 74 Q de Kock+ b Hazlewood 104 VD Philander c Nevill b Hazlewood 32 KA Maharaj b Hazlewood 1 KJ Abbott lbw b Hazlewood 3 K Rabada not out 5 EXTRAS 3b, 8lb, 1nb 12 425 min 100.5 ov 326

SOUTH AFRICA - BOWLING O M R W O M R W VD Philander 10.1 5 21 5 16 6 31 0 KJ Abbott 12.4 3 41 3 23.1 3 77 6 K Rabada 6 0 20 1 17 5 34 4 KA Maharaj 4 2 2 0 3 0 10 0 J-P Duminy 1 0 8 0

AUSTRALIA - BOWLING O M R W O M R W MA Starc 24 1 79 3 JR Hazlewood 30.5 10 89 6 JM Mennie 28 5 85 1 NM Lyon 17 2 57 0 SPD Smith 1 0 5 0 Fall: 1-2 (Warner), 2-2 (Burns), 3-8 (Khawaja), 4-8 (Voges), 5-17 (Ferguson), 6-31 (Nevill), 7-59 (Mennie), 8-66 (Starc), 9-76 (Hazlewood), 10-85 (Lyon) 1-43 (Elgar), 2-44 (Cook), 3-46 (Duminy), 4-76 (du Plessis), 5-132 (Amla), 6-276 (de Kock), 7-292 (Bavuma), 8-293 (Maharaj), 9-297 (Abbott), 10-326 (Philander) 1-0 (Burns), 2-79 (Warner), 3-129 (Khawaja), 4-135 (Voges), 5-140 (Ferguson), 6-150 (Nevill), 7-150 (Mennie), 8-151 (Smith), 9-151 (Starc), 10-161 (Lyon)

86 CRICKETCRICKET TASMANIATASMANIA ANNUALANNUAL REPORTREPORT 20152016--1617 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 87 WBBL SCORECARDS

PERTH SCORCHERS V HOBART HURRICANES 2nd Match PERTH SCORCHERS V HOBART HURRICANES 4th Match HOBART HURRICANES V MELBOURNE RENEGADES 10th Match HOBART HURRICANES V MELBOURNE RENEGADES 14th Match HOBART HURRICANES V ADELAIDE STRIKERS 17th Match North Sydney #2, 10 December 2016 North Sydney, 11 December 2016 Bendigo, 17 December 2016 Bendigo, 18 December 2016 Glenelg, 26 December 2016 Hobart Hurricanes won by 5 wickets Perth Scorchers won by 17 runs Hobart Hurricanes won by 3 runs Hobart Hurricanes won by a 'Super Over' (after scores tied). Adelaide Strikers won by 7 wickets Toss: Hobart Hurricanes Toss: Perth Scorchers Toss: Melbourne Renegades Toss: Melbourne Renegades Toss: Adelaide Strikers Umpires: MAW Nickl, GS Stubbings Umpires: DM Koch, SA Lightbody Umpires: D Brigham, S Brne Umpires: D Brigham, S Brne Umpires: C Kemp, L Uthenwoldt Award: HK Matthews (HH) Award: EJ Villani (PS) Award: AE Satterthwaite (HH) Award: AE Satterthwaite (HH) Award: SFM Devine (AS)

PERTH SCORCHERS 1ST INNINGS RUNS PERTH SCORCHERS 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS EJ Villani c Moloney b Matthews 3 SW Bates* c Fryett b Matthews 48 HK Matthews c Plane b Tahuhu 0 HK Matthews c and b Tahuhu 7 HK Matthews c Elliott b Schutt 17 SW Bates* c and b Fryett 14 c Hepburn b GP Redmayne+ c Strano b Plane 39 GP Redmayne+ run out 17 GP Redmayne+ not out 41 EJ Villani 54 NE Bolton c Hall b Knight 19 Satterthwaite HC Knight* run out 2 HC Knight* c Plane b Strano 5 HC Knight* c and b McGrath 69 HL Graham c Redmayne b Knight 10 KH Brunt c Pyke b Matthews 17 AE Satterthwaite not out 45 AE Satterthwaite not out 52 EA Burns c Devine b McGrath 6 LK Ebsary not out 26 NE Bolton run out 7 EA Burns lbw b Harris 11 EA Burns c Harris b Brown 7 AE Satterthwaite not out 6 KH Brunt b Satterthwaite 41 HL Graham not out 6 V Pyke not out 27 CL Hall c Priest b Harris 27 CL Hall MP Banting+ run out 2 LK Ebsary not out 6 SK Moloney V Pyke not out 3 V Pyke C Piparo C Piparo EE Thompson EE Thompson EE Thompson EL Biss MP Banting+ CL Hall BL Hepburn BL Hepburn EL King EL Biss BL Hepburn KR Fryett KR Fryett RL Grundy EL King KR Fryett C Raack JL Hunter EXTRAS 2lb, 1w, 1nb 4 RL Grundy EXTRAS 4b, 2lb, 2w, 1nb 9 EXTRAS 1lb, 2w 3 EXTRAS 1lb, 3w 4 72 min 20 ov 6-119 EXTRAS 1b, 2lb, 1w 4 75 min 20 ov 4-133 76 min 20 ov 5-121 76 min 20 ov 3-143 73 min 20 ov 4-142 HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS MELBOURNE RENEGADES 1ST INNINGS RUNS MELBOURNE RENEGADES 1ST INNINGS RUNS ADELAIDE STRIKERS 1ST INNINGS RUNS HK Matthews b Bates 48 HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS GM Harris c Burns b Pyke 1 GM Harris c Burns b Matthews 15 BE Patterson c Redmayne b Pyke 2 HK Matthews b Brunt 9 RH Priest*+ run out 7 c Satterthwaite b TT Beaumont run out 15 GP Redmayne+ c Biss b Bates 24 RH Priest*+ 19 HC Knight* run out 15 GP Redmayne+ b Bates 5 KL Britt not out 51 Matthews S Nitschke lbw b Hunter 1 AE Satterthwaite b Brunt 7 HC Knight* c Ebsary b Brunt 8 DN Wyatt c Knight b Hepburn 25 KL Britt c Redmayne b Matthews 36 SFM Devine not out 103 AE Satterthwaite b Graham 18 st Redmayne b DN Wyatt c Knight b Matthews 35 TM McGrath not out 19 EA Burns not out 14 SG Molineux 3 CL Hall c Villani b Grundy 2 EA Burns c Bates b Biss 13 Satterthwaite SG Molineux run out 9 SJ Coyte SK Moloney not out 1 CL Hall lbw b Grundy 13 MR Strano b Satterthwaite 34 MR Strano run out 3 TJ McPharlin*+ EE Thompson SK Moloney b King 10 LMM Tahuhu not out 3 LMM Tahuhu not out 0 ML Schutt V Pyke EE Thompson c Villani b Grundy 6 GL Wareham GL Wareham A Price BL Hepburn V Pyke not out 27 NM Goodwin NM Goodwin SJ Elliott KR Fryett BL Hepburn c Bolton b Graham 1 NA Plane NA Plane A Wellington EXTRAS 2lb, 7w 9 KR Fryett not out 1 MJ Brown MJ Brown EXTRAS 1lb, 5w 6 74 min 19 ov 5-120 EXTRAS 1lb, 13w 14 EXTRAS 2b, 1lb, 3w 6 EXTRAS 1b, 2w, 1nb 4 64 min 16.3 ov 3-146 82 min 20 ov 9-125 78 min 20 ov 5-130 71 min 20 ov 6-121 HURRICANES - BOWLING O M R W STRIKERS - BOWLING O M R W HK Matthews 4 0 21 1 HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W RENEGADES - BOWLING O M R W RENEGADES - BOWLING O M R W ML Schutt 4 0 15 1 V Pyke 2 0 10 0 V Pyke 4 0 26 0 LMM Tahuhu 4 0 22 1 LMM Tahuhu 4 0 19 1 SFM Devine 2 0 15 0 AE Satterthwaite 4 0 19 1 HK Matthews 4 0 19 2 SG Molineux 4 0 38 0 MR Strano 4 0 14 1 TM McGrath 4 0 32 2 KR Fryett 3 0 18 1 AE Satterthwaite 4 0 34 1 MR Strano 4 0 26 0 NM Goodwin 4 0 24 0 S Nitschke 2 0 14 0 BL Hepburn 3 0 18 0 KR Fryett 3 0 22 0 NM Goodwin 2 0 10 0 SG Molineux 2 0 13 0 SJ Coyte 4 0 26 0 HC Knight 4 0 31 2 BL Hepburn 3 0 19 0 GM Harris 4 0 15 1 MJ Brown 2 0 11 1 A Wellington 2 0 17 0 HC Knight 2 0 19 0 NA Plane 2 0 16 1 GM Harris 4 0 39 1 SJ Elliott 2 0 23 0 SCORCHERS - BOWLING O M R W RL Grundy 4 0 29 1 SCORCHERS - BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W KH Brunt 4 0 23 1 SW Bates 3 0 25 1 V Pyke 4 0 28 1 V Pyke 4 0 26 0 JL Hunter 4 0 29 1 SW Bates 3 0 14 2 KH Brunt 4 0 18 2 HK Matthews 4 1 16 0 HK Matthews 4 0 23 4 V Pyke 3 0 21 1 HL Graham 4 0 30 0 EL King 4 0 22 1 EA Burns 2 0 14 0 AE Satterthwaite 4 0 21 0 HK Matthews 1 0 20 0 EL King 4 0 22 0 RL Grundy 4 0 29 2 KR Fryett 2 0 12 0 KR Fryett 3 0 19 0 BL Hepburn 3.3 0 25 0 HC Knight 2 0 24 0 Fall: 1-8 (Villani), 2-22 (Bates), 3-43 (Graham), 4-52 (Bolton), 5-116 (Brunt), 6-119 HL Graham 3 0 19 2 C Raack 3 0 21 0 AE Satterthwaite 1 0 16 0 (Banting) EL Biss 2 0 11 1 BL Hepburn 2 0 11 1 BL Hepburn 2 0 10 0 KR Fryett 2 0 18 0 1-72 (Redmayne), 2-78 (Matthews), 3-97 (Satterthwaite), 4-97 (Knight), AE Satterthwaite 4 0 22 2 Fall: 1-92 (Villani), 2-120 (Bates), 3-120 (Brunt), 4-134 (Bolton) Fall: HC Knight 2 0 16 0 5-118 (Hall) 1-15 (Matthews), 2-20 (Knight), 3-33 (Redmayne), 4-56 (Burns), 5-101 (Hall) 1-17 (Redmayne), 2-30 (Matthews), 3-31 (Knight), 4-59 (Satterthwaite), 5-63 Fall: 1-0 (Matthews), 2-11 (Knight), 3-66 (Redmayne), 4-93 (Burns) 1-32 (Harris), 2-34 (Priest), 3-104 (Wyatt), 4-109 (Britt), 5-121 (Molineux), Fall: 1-27 (Matthews), 2-122 (Knight), 3-133 (Burns) (Burns), 6-82 (Moloney), 7-92 (Hall), 8-98 (Thompson), 9-102 (Hepburn) 1-2 (Harris), 2-20 (Priest), 3-56 (Wyatt), 4-62 (Molineux), 5-126 (Strano) 6-121 (Strano) 1-4 (Patterson), 2-5 (Nitschke), 3-61 (Beaumont)

88 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CRICKET TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 89 WBBL SCORECARDS

HOBART HURRICANES V SYDNEY SIXERS 25th Match HOBART HURRICANES V SYDNEY THUNDER 33rd Match BRISBANE HEAT V HOBART HURRICANES 36th Match BRISBANE HEAT V HOBART HURRICANES 38th Match SYDNEY SIXERS V HOBART HURRICANES 42nd Match SYDNEY THUNDER V HOBART HURRICANES 48th Match Hurstville, 29 December 2016 Launceston, 5 January 2017 Blundstone Arena, 8 January 2017 Blundstone Arena, 9 January 2017 North Sydney, 13 January 2017 Blundstone Arena, 16 January 2017 Sydney Sixers won by 7 wickets Hobart Hurricanes won by 44 runs Brisbane Heat won by 15 runs Hobart Hurricanes won by 8 wickets Sydney Sixers won by 16 runs Hobart Hurricanes won by 6 wickets Toss: Hobart Hurricanes Toss: Hobart Hurricanes Toss: Brisbane Heat Toss: Brisbane Heat Toss: Hobart Hurricanes Toss: Sydney Thunder Umpires: A Hobson, TM Penman Umpires: DR Close, M Qureshi Umpires: DR Close, SA Lightbody Umpires: DR Close, M Qureshi Umpires: GS Stubbings, BC Treloar Umpires: M Qureshi, H Wolff Award: SE Aley (SS) Award: HC Knight (HH) Award: BL Mooney (BH) Award: HK Matthews (HH) Award: EA Perry (SS) Award: AE Satterthwaite (HH)

HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS BRISBANE HEAT 1ST INNINGS RUNS BRISBANE HEAT 1ST INNINGS RUNS SYDNEY SIXERS 1ST INNINGS RUNS SYDNEY THUNDER 1ST INNINGS RUNS HK Matthews c Gardner b Aley 27 EA Burns b Carey 46 BL Mooney+ not out 78 BL Mooney+ c Redmayne b Hunter 1 AJ Healy+ c Pyke b Hunter 11 RL Haynes c Burns b Satterthwaite 36 GP Redmayne+ c and b Aley 7 GP Redmayne+ b Farrell 8 KL Short* c Fryett b Matthews 43 KL Short* c Matthews b Hunter 10 EA Perry* c Burns b Hepburn 60 SR Taylor c Redmayne b Hunter 0 c Matthews b AK Gardner b Hunter 3 AJ Blackwell*+ c Knight b Satterthwaite 49 HC Knight* c Reakes b van Niekerk 11 HC Knight* c Cheatle b Bates 47 L Harris c Hunter b Satterthwaite 5 JL Jonassen 18 EA Burns b Aley 15 AE Satterthwaite not out 32 JL Jonassen not out 25 Satterthwaite SJ McGlashan st Redmayne b Hepburn 16 H Kaur c and b Pyke 6 CL Hall st Healy b van Niekerk 8 HK Matthews not out 16 DM Kimmince L Winfield c and b Hunter 7 AE Jones c Knight b Pyke 7 NJ Carey st Redmayne b Hepburn 2 IMHC Joyce b Kapp 24 CL Hall SS Mandhana SS Mandhana st Redmayne b Matthews 40 AR Reakes b Matthews 1 NE Stalenburg b Satterthwaite 5 V Pyke c Gardner b Perry 3 V Pyke JL Barsby DM Kimmince c Hunter b Matthews 14 SE Aley not out 16 EA Osborne c Moloney b Hepburn 13 L Harris run out 12 KJ Garth not out 9 c Redmayne b EE Thompson not out 2 EE Thompson HP Birkett RM Farrell 0 M Phillips run out 1 BL Hepburn SJ Johnson JL Barsby b Matthews 2 LC Sthalekar Satterthwaite BL Hepburn JL Hunter K Sutherland HP Birkett c Burns b Matthews 6 EA Leys LR Cheatle c Burns b Satterthwaite 0 JL Hunter C Raack L Winfield SJ Johnson c Hepburn b Matthews 7 LEM Smith BW Vakarewa not out 1 EXTRAS 4lb, 4w 8 EXTRAS 6lb, 11w, 5nb 22 EXTRAS 2w 2 K Sutherland not out 1 EXTRAS 10w, 1nb 11 SL Bates 20 ov 8-106 75 min 20 ov 3-171 73 min 20 ov 2-153 EXTRAS 4w 4 76 min, 20 ov 6-134 EXTRAS 1lb, 1w, 1nb 3 75 min 19.4 ov 122 74 min 20 ov 9-115 SYDNEY SIXERS 1ST INNINGS RUNS SYDNEY THUNDER 1ST INNINGS RUNS HURRICANES – BOWLING 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS AJ Healy+ c Burns b Hunter 0 RL Haynes c Knight b Hunter 28 EA Burns c Short b Jonassen 5 HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS EA Burns c Garth b Gardner 0 HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS EA Perry* not out 44 SR Taylor run out 10 GP Redmayne+ c Jonassen b Birkett 3 EA Burns c Winfield b Kimmince 18 GP Redmayne+ b Perry 10 EA Burns c Carey b Kaur 38 AK Gardner c Thompson b Matthews 35 c Satterthwaite b HC Knight* lbw b Johnson 14 GP Redmayne+ not out 64 HC Knight* lbw b Garth 31 GP Redmayne+ c Kaur b Osborne 22 NE Stalenburg 11 SJ McGlashan b Matthews 10 Hepburn AE Satterthwaite c Winfield b Barsby 57 HC Knight* c Sutherland b Jonassen 15 AE Satterthwaite b Aley 1 HC Knight* not out 34 D van Niekerk not out 17 AJ Blackwell* lbw b Matthews 20 HK Matthews b Barsby 32 AE Satterthwaite not out 22 HK Matthews run out 3 AE Satterthwaite run out 5 M Kapp H Kaur not out 32 V Pyke c Mooney b Birkett 0 HK Matthews CL Hall b Smith 42 HK Matthews b Kaur 2 AR Reakes NJ Carey c Redmayne b Hunter 7 EE Thompson c and b Barsby 2 EE Thompson V Pyke st Healy b Aley 11 CL Hall not out 9 SE Aley EA Osborne run out 1 CL Hall run out 1 CL Hall EE Thompson c Smith b Aley 8 V Pyke LC Sthalekar RM Farrell c Pyke b Satterthwaite 0 BL Hepburn not out 13 SK Moloney SK Moloney not out 6 EE Thompson EA Leys CJ Koski+ c Hunter b Satterthwaite 10 JL Hunter not out 0 V Pyke BL Hepburn not out 2 SK Moloney LEM Smith LR Cheatle st Redmayne b Hepburn 3 KR Fryett BL Hepburn JL Hunter BL Hepburn EXTRAS 1lb, 3w 4 SL Bates not out 2 EXTRAS 2lb, 9w 11 JL Hunter EXTRAS 2lb, 2w 4 JL Hunter 18.2 ov 3-110 EXTRAS 1lb, 1w, 1nb 3 76 min 20 ov 8-138 EXTRAS 4w 4 77 min, 20 ov 8-118 EXTRAS 3lb, 4w 7 76 min 20 ov 9-127 65 min 18.2 ov 2-123 69 min 18.2 ov 4-117 SIXERS - BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W M Kapp 4 0 18 1 THUNDER - BOWLING O M R W HK Matthews 4 0 33 1 HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W V Pyke 3 0 24 1 HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W EA Perry 4 0 18 1 SL Bates 4 0 36 1 JL Hunter 2 0 20 0 JL Hunter 4 1 19 3 JL Hunter 4 1 13 2 JL Hunter 4 0 26 1 SE Aley 3 0 13 3 LR Cheatle 4 0 26 0 V Pyke 3 0 25 0 HK Matthews 3.4 0 19 5 HK Matthews 4 0 23 1 V Pyke 2 0 17 1 AK Gardner 4 0 20 0 RM Farrell 3 0 19 1 AE Satterthwaite 4 0 18 1 V Pyke 2 0 11 0 BL Hepburn 4 0 27 2 HK Matthews 4 0 22 0 D van Niekerk 3 0 16 2 NJ Carey 4 0 50 1 BL Hepburn 4 0 27 0 AE Satterthwaite 3 0 25 1 AE Satterthwaite 4 0 36 0 HC Knight 2 0 14 0 LEM Smith 2 0 17 0 EA Osborne 4 0 26 0 EA Burns 1 0 10 0 BL Hepburn 3 0 21 0 EA Burns 1 0 11 0 BL Hepburn 4 0 18 2 RL Haynes 1 0 8 0 HC Knight 2 0 20 0 EA Burns 4 0 27 0 AE Satterthwaite 4 0 17 5 HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W SIXERS – BOWLING O M R W DM Kimmince 4 0 25 1 JL Hunter 4 0 11 1 HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W HEAT – BOWLING O M R W HEAT – BOWLING O M R W AK Gardner 1 0 5 1 V Pyke 3 0 22 0 V Pyke 3 0 20 0 JL Jonassen 4 0 17 1 JL Jonassen 4 0 16 1 EA Perry 4 0 20 1 THUNDER – BOWLING O M R W HK Matthews 3.2 0 20 2 JL Hunter 4 0 25 2 HP Birkett 4 0 21 2 HP Birkett 3.2 0 23 0 SE Aley 4 0 20 3 RM Farrell 2.2 0 19 0 EA Burns 2 0 18 0 HK Matthews 3 0 27 1 DM Kimmince 3 0 25 0 SJ Johnson 2 0 14 0 KJ Garth 4 0 30 1 BW Vakarewa 2 0 13 0 BL Hepburn 4 0 17 0 AE Satterthwaite 4 0 21 2 SJ Johnson 3 0 26 1 DM Kimmince 3 0 24 1 LEM Smith 4 0 19 1 SL Bates 2 0 17 0 HC Knight 2 0 21 0 BL Hepburn 4 0 20 2 K Sutherland 2 0 13 0 K Sutherland 1 0 14 0 AR Reakes 1 0 8 0 SR Taylor 3 0 17 0 JL Barsby 4 0 25 0 LR Cheatle 1 0 12 0 Fall: 1-11 (Redmayne), 2-32 (Knight), 3-61 (Matthews), 4-63 (Burns), 5-84 (Hall), C Raack 2 0 13 0 JL Barsby 4 0 34 3 EA Leys 1 0 7 0 SS Mandhana 1 0 7 0 EA Osborne 4 0 18 1 6-99 (Joyce), 7-99 (Pyke), 8-106 (Phillips) Fall: 1-44 (Redmayne), 2-108 (Burns), 3-125 (Knight) Fall: 1-32 (Knight), 2-56 (Matthews), 3-110 (Burns), 4-110 (Pyke), 5-115 (Thompson) LC Sthalekar 1 0 7 0 1-0 (Healy), 2-58 (Gardner), 3-79 (McGlashan) 1-25 (Taylor), 2-43 (Haynes), 3-61 (Stalenburg), 4-73 (Blackwell), 5-92 1-16 (Harris), 2-16 (Jonassen), 3-17 (Mooney), 4-28 (Kimmince), 5-59 Fall: 1-3 (Mooney), 2-23 (Short), 3-37 (Jonassen), 4-38 (Winfield), 5-92 Fall: 1-11 (Healy), 2-18 (Gardner), 3-46 (McGlashan), 4-81 (Jones), 5-92 (Reakes), H Kaur 4 0 18 2 (Carey), 6-96 (Osborne), 7-97 (Farrell), 8-111 (Koski), 9-115 (Cheatle) (Winfield), 6-59 (White), 7-73 (Fields), 8-85 (Barsby), 9-88 (Hill), 10-97 (Mandhana), 6-93 (Kimmince), 7-105 (Harris), 8-107 (Barsby), 9-121 6-118 (Perry) Fall: 1-5 (Taylor), 2-58 (Haynes), 3-80 (Kaur), 4-94 (Carey), 5-100 (Blackwell), (Ferling) (Johnson), 10-122 (Birkett) 1-0 (Burns), 2-19 (Redmayne), 3-20 (Satterthwaite), 4-28 (Matthews), 5-64 6-109 (Stalenburg), 7-109 (Farrell), 8-109 (Cheatle), 9-115 (Osborne) 1-32 (Burns), 2-83 (Knight) (Knight), 6-96 (Hall), 7-109 (Pyke), 8-110 (Thompson) 1-59 (Redmayne), 2-65 (Burns), 3-81 (Satterthwaite), 4-89 (Matthews)

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HOBART HURRICANES V MELBOURNE STARS 50th Match MELBOURNE STARS V HOBART HURRICANES 53rd Match SYDNEY SIXERS V HOBART HURRICANES 58th Match WBBL STATISTICS Blundstone Arena, 20 January 2017 Blundstone Arena, 21 January 2017 Brisbane, 25 January 2017 Melbourne Stars won by 4 wickets (adj/tgt). Hobart Hurricanes won by 4 wickets Sydney Sixers won by 103 runs Toss: Melbourne Stars Toss: Melbourne Stars Toss: Sydney Sixers Umpires: DR Close, H Wolff Umpires: M Qureshi, DJ Shepard Umpires: PJ Gillespie, AK Wilds Award: EJ Inglis (MS) Award: MM Lanning (MS) Award: AJ Healy (SS) BATTING AVERAGES

HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS MELBOURNE STARS 1ST INNINGS RUNS SYDNEY SIXERS 1ST INNINGS RUNS PLAYER M INN NO RUNS HS AVE 100 50S SCRT CT ST EA Burns run out 15 MM Lanning* c Hunter b Matthews 81 AJ Healy*+ c Hunter b Matthews 77 Burns, EA 15 15 2 224 34 17.23 0 0 9 0 GP Redmayne+ b Kearney 10 EJ Inglis+ c Burns b Hunter 7 D van Niekerk c Hepburn b Hunter 1 Fryett, KR 4 1 1 1 1 * - 0 0 2 0 HC Knight* c MM Lanning b Triscari 45 NR Sciver lbw b Matthews 4 AK Gardner c Hunter b Hepburn 2 AE Satterthwaite not out 39 JE Cameron c Hunter b Pyke 16 SJ McGlashan c Matthews b Burns 38 Hall, CL 15 14 4 233 53 * 23.3 0 1 7 0 HK Matthews not out 0 KM Mack run out 7 M Kapp not out 36 Hepburn, BL 14 2 1 3 3 * 3 0 0 4 0 CL Hall AJ Lanning run out 6 AR Reakes run out 5 Hunter, JL 15 6 1 26 10 5.2 0 0 1 0 V Pyke EM Kearney c Knight b Hepburn 1 SE Aley c Knight b Burns 0 SK Moloney KM Beams run out 4 KJ Garth not out 1 Knight, HC 15 15 0 363 74 24.2 0 2 4 0 BL Hepburn AM King not out 3 LEM Smith Matthews, HK 15 14 1 195 77 15 0 1 6 0 JL Hunter MJG Nielsen EA Leys C Raack GL Triscari JC Hicks Moloney, SK 15 11 4 58 10 * 8.29 0 0 3 0 EXTRAS 1lb, 1w, 4nb 6 EXTRAS 5w, 1nb 6 EXTRAS 4lb, 4w, 1nb 9 Phillips, M 4 2 2 5 5 * - 0 0 0 0 62 min 14 ov 3-115 78 min 20 ov 8-135 85 min 20 ov 6-169 Pyke, V 15 12 3 93 21 10.33 0 0 7 0 MELBOURNE STARS 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS HOBART HURRICANES 1ST INNINGS RUNS Raack, C 1 0 0 0 dnb - 0 0 0 0 EJ Inglis+ lbw b Hepburn 51 EA Burns c Inglis b Beams 15 EA Burns c and b Gardner 14 Satterthwaite, AE 11 11 2 238 36 26.44 0 0 5 0 MM Lanning* c Burns b Hunter 8 GP Redmayne+ c MM Lanning b King 18 GP Redmayne+ c McGlashan b Kapp 10 NR Sciver lbw b Satterthwaite 7 HC Knight* c MM Lanning b Beams 35 HC Knight* run out 3 Smith, EJ 15 1 0 5 5 5 0 0 5 9 JE Cameron not out 23 AE Satterthwaite run out 27 AE Satterthwaite run out 12 Thompson, E 11 9 2 127 41 18.14 0 0 2 0 KM Mack c Knight b Hepburn 0 HK Matthews b Beams 24 HK Matthews lbw b Gardner 0 c Hepburn b CL Hall not out 8 CL Hall c Leys b van Niekerk 7 AJ Lanning 5 Satterthwaite V Pyke c Nielsen b Sciver 0 V Pyke c Aley b van Niekerk 8 EM Kearney run out 0 EE Thompson not out 5 EE Thompson c Reakes b van Niekerk 8 BOWLING AVERAGES MJG Nielsen not out 0 BL Hepburn BL Hepburn c Healy b Garth 1 PLAYER M BALLS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVE BEST 4WM KM Beams JL Hunter M Phillips not out 1 GL Triscari KR Fryett JL Hunter c and b Aley 0 Burns, EA 15 192 0 211 7 30.14 2-22 0 M Blows EXTRAS 1lb, 1w, 2nb 4 EXTRAS 2w 2 Fryett, KR 4 48 0 50 2 25 1-17 0 EXTRAS 3w, 1nb 4 79 min 19.5 ov 6-136 61 min 14.1 ov 66 55 min 12 ov 3-98 Hepburn, BL 14 239 1 242 7 34.57 2-17 1 HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W Hunter, JL 15 330 1 267 16 16.69 3-12 0 STARS – BOWLING O M R W JL Hunter 4 0 21 1 JL Hunter 4 0 22 1 EM Kearney 3 0 19 1 AE Satterthwaite 2 0 20 0 AE Satterthwaite 4 0 39 0 Knight, HC 15 289 2 277 17 16.29 3-7 0 KM Beams 3 0 30 0 V Pyke 3 0 17 1 HK Matthews 3 0 30 1 Matthews, HK 15 11 0 16 0 - 0-16 0 GL Triscari 3 0 25 1 HK Matthews 3 0 23 2 BL Hepburn 3 0 25 1 MJG Nielsen 1.5 0 18 0 BL Hepburn 4 1 24 1 V Pyke 2 0 23 0 Phillips, M 4 24 0 32 1 32 1-23 0 NR Sciver 3 0 21 0 KR Fryett 4 0 30 0 EA Burns 4 0 26 2 Pyke, V 15 312 1 288 22 13.09 3-19 0 M Blows 0.1 0 1 0 STARS – BOWLING O M R W SIXERS – BOWLING O M R W Raack, C 1 6 0 10 0 - 0-10 0 HURRICANES – BOWLING O M R W EM Kearney 3 0 29 0 M Kapp 3 0 20 1 Satterthwaite, AE 11 194 0 176 14 12.57 3-16 0 JL Hunter 3 0 22 1 KM Beams 4 0 11 3 AK Gardner 3 0 9 2 AE Satterthwaite 3 0 23 2 GL Triscari 3.5 0 26 0 SE Aley 2.1 0 12 1 HK Matthews 2 0 23 0 MJG Nielsen 1 0 12 0 D van Niekerk 4 0 15 3 V Pyke 1 0 7 0 NR Sciver 4 0 31 1 KJ Garth 2 0 10 1 BL Hepburn 2 0 14 2 AM King 4 0 26 1 Fall: 1-11 (van Niekerk), 2-49 (Gardner), 3-108 (Healy), 4-145 (McGlashan), 5-164 C Raack 1 0 9 0 Fall: 1-20 (Inglis), 2-37 (Sciver), 3-59 (Cameron), 4-83 (Mack), 5-96 (AJ Lanning), (Reakes), 6-164 (Aley) Fall: 1-18 (Redmayne), 2-37 (Burns), 3-112 (Knight) 6-127 (MM Lanning), 7-127 (Kearney), 8-135 1-23 (Burns), 2-27 (Redmayne), 3-27 (Knight), 4-27 (Matthews), 5-45 1-19 (Burns), 2-58 (Redmayne), 3-76 (Knight), 4-114 (Matthews), 5-123 (Satterthwaite), 6-48 (Hall), 7-62 (Thompson), 8-64 (Hepburn), 9-66 1-28 (MM Lanning), 2-55 (Sciver), 3-79 (Inglis), 4-79 (Mack), 5-86 (AJ (Pyke), 10-66 (Hunter) Lanning), 6-86 (Kearney) (Satterthwaite), 6-123 (Pyke)

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MANY INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS PROVIDE VALUABLE SUPPORT TO CRICKET TASMANIA EACH SEASON. WE SINCERELY THANK THE FOLLOWING WHO ASSISTED US IN 2016-17.

City of Clarence for its help and assistance with Blundstone consisted of Andrew Buckley (Chair), Jacqui Hartnett Arena and co-operation with ground booking at all levels. (Deputy Chair), Tony Daly, Dennis Bishop, Peter Thomas, Duncan Hurd and Ian Quaggin. City of Glenorchy, , Kingborough, Brighton, Sorell, Southern Midlands, Huon Valley, Derwent Valley Premier League Committee members Kelvyn Anderson, Councils and the University of Tasmania in particular for Simon Stebbings and Ray Brown, and all Club their assistance and cooperation, especially in provision of Administrators without whose dedication the clubs and grounds and facilities at all levels of cricket. teams of our association could not compete successfully.

AFL Tasmania for their cooperation regarding the joint Tasmanian cricket’s Umpires and Scorers for their usage of Blundstone Arena, Bellerive and its associated contribution to the successful running of various facilities. competitions.

Bob Cotgrove, and Richie Woolley, our honorary grade The Cricket Tasmania Museum and Library Volunteers statisticians, to whom we extend our appreciation for their without whose assistance and dedication the Blundstone dedicated work in compiling this season’s statistics. Arena, Bellerive Oval Tours and Museum could not operate.

Ric Finlay for his wonderful work as a statistician for our Robert Eastment for his time he spends working as state team fixtures and international matches at Blundstone a resident representative on behalf of the Bellerive Arena and for his ongoing assistance with this publication. Community.

The Independent Tribunal for its dedication and support Rick Smith and Getty Images for photographs used in adjudicating at hearings for the association. The Tribunal throughout this publication.

OBITUARIES

It is with sadness that Cricket Tasmania records the CRICKET TASMANIA MEMBERS passing of these people: Jean Trethewey Len Maddocks Australian and Tasmanian player Don Wigan

Max Walker Tasmanian born Australian Test Kon Muller cricketer Jim Hickman Rex Davidson Tasmanian player Murray MacDonald Ray Stokes Tasmanian player

John Hampshire English Test cricketer who played for Tasmania

Phil Edwards Sports Journalist at the Examiner newspaper

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