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ADELAIDE AND SUBURBAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED

ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATION HANDBOOK SEASON 2018/2019

1st Electronic Edition (54th Edition Overall)

Adelaide and Suburban winning the SAMCA Cup Feb 25 at Glenelg Oval.

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INDEX

Officers of the Association 4 Members of Executive Committee 5 Editorial 7 Past Officers 8 Life Members 9 Playing Life Memberships 12 Secretary’s Report 16 First Class Matches 20 Dates for Meetings 21 Premiership Tables 2017 – 2018 22 Details of Finals Matches 25 Important Points for Secretaries 36 Important Points for Captains 38 Finals Information 40 Constitution 43 Special Match Rules 54 Schedule ‘A’: Fees and Fines 62 Schedule ‘B’: Match Points 63 Notes For Scoring 65 New Rule/Laws Initiatives - Law 42 and Changes 66 Umpires Statistics 70 Hewett Medal 73 Association Records (selected) 75 Association Matches 80 Club Reports 83 Programme of Matches - 2018 – 2019 179 Location of Grounds 197 Club Secretaries 205

For up to date information, see the Association’s web site on: www.asca.sa.cricket.com.au

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THE ADELAIDE AND SUBURBAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED

OFFICERS 2018 - 2019

Patrons MR RON D. ADAMS MR RUSSELL R. WIGHT MR CRAIG LAWN MR RUSSELL HEWETT MR DAVID NEIL President PHIL DAVIS O.A.M. Vice-Presidents MR JOHN N. VOYZEY AND MR RUSSELL HEWETT Secretary MR MICHAEL YOUNG Email: [email protected] (M) 0417 844 819 Assistant Secretary MR JOHN ZADOW Email: [email protected] (M) 0417 877 396 Treasurer MR ANDREW WRIGHT PO Box 792, Marleston SA 5033 Telephone: (H) 8352 1968 (M) 0428 816 790 Email: [email protected] Executive Committee Messrs Peter Berkshire, Phil Davis, Jon Ferris, Russ Hewett, Angelo Pansini, John Voyzey, Mark Whenan, Andrew Wright, Michael Young, John Zadow. Statistician Mr Phil Davis Email: [email protected] (M) 0439 837 437 Handbook Editor Mr Steven Skinner Email: [email protected] (M) 0447 172 479 Umpires Director Mr John Zadow Email: [email protected] (M) 0417 877 396

Auditors MR Bruce Carpenter FCPA, Chartered Accountant & Associates.

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MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2018-2019

Peter BERKSHIRE Telephone: (H) 8322 0436 (M) 0414 483 751 Email: [email protected]

Phil DAVIS Telephone (H) 8298 8126 (M) 0439 837 437 Email: [email protected]

Jon FERRIS Telephone: (M) 0481 433 110 Email: [email protected]

Russell HEWETT Telephone: (M) 0408 800 337 Email: [email protected]

Angelo PANSINI Telephone (M) 0407 246 394 Email: [email protected]

John VOYZEY Telephone (H) 8356 2208 Email: [email protected]

Mark WHENAN Telephone (M) 0417 152 818 Email: [email protected]

Andrew WRIGHT PO Box 792, Marleston SA 5033 Telephone (H) 8352 1968 (M) 0428 816 790 Email: [email protected]

Michael YOUNG 6 Playford Drive Morphett Vale Telephone (M) 0417 844 819 Email: [email protected]

John ZADOW Telephone (M) 0417 877 396 E-Mail: [email protected]

Web site: http://asca.sa.cricket.com.au

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Editorial 2018/2019

This is our first year (54th Overall) as a fully produced in house version of our Association handbook and a pocket-sized Umpires version.

Congratulations to Mr David Neil being named as a patron of the Association and to the following players on their Playing Life Memberships: -

Paul McGowran Keswick 250 games including 5 Inter-Association. Michael Galliford Glenelg ANA 251 games. Matthew Smith Coro Ramblers 252.5 games. Terry Martin North Haven 260 games. Michael Todd ICC Sharks 250 games includes 3 Inter-Association. Ashley Marshall Warradale 259 games.

We all will again wish for an incident free year with much trepidation and hope, we play the game for enjoyment and fun and need to take a step backwards sometimes and remember this fact, especially when put in the perspective of our families. Sport teaches us a lot about life and ourselves and all we have to do is take heed of those lessons and place them into actions.

Thanks to everyone who contributed to the information in Editorial and book this year. Special thanks to Phil Davis, John Voyzey. West Press, all the club contributors to the book and my family for allowing me the privilege of compiling the book every year.

Please use the CA website, take a look at it and understand the workings as it is now our future source of information:

Fixtures, Results, Ladders and Statistics data base: www.asca.sa.cricket.com.au or http://mycricket.cricket.com.au or Download and install Mycricket app.

Steven Skinner

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PAST OFFICERS

PATRONS *Sir Edwin T. Smith K.C.M.G. 1899-1920 *William A. Magarey 1920-29 *A. H. (Harry) G. Edwards 1926-37 *H. (Harry) W. Hodgetts 1937-45 *W. (Bill) H. Jeanes O.B.E. 1945-59 *Percy V. Tonkin 1959-66 *Frank A. Gray 1966-81 *Clifford F. Theiley O.A.M. 1981- 2015 *Joseph J. Heptinstall O.A.M. 1989- 2015 *Ronald J. Halliday O.B.E. 2000 - 2008 Ronald D. Adams 2006 – Current Russell R. Wight 2009 – Current Craig Lawn 2014 – Current Russell Hewett 2015 – Current David Neil – 2018 - Current

TREASURERS *Harry S. Olifent 1899-1901 *Joseph A. Harper 1901-05 *John H. Vaughan 1905-10 *Herman O. Laurenti 1910-18 *Arthur W. Whitwell 1918-30 *John L. Sando 1930-35 *Ray D. Webb 1935-62 *Bert Crowhurst 1962-72 Ron D. Adams 1972-81 David L. Neil 1980- 2017 Andrew Wright 2017 -

*Now Deceased

Where no Official Umpire is in attendance at a game, it is always advisable for Captains to synchronise watches before start of play, so as to avoid disputes regarding the exact time for drawing stumps. The Umpires must then wear the synchronised watches.

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THE ADELAIDE AND SUBURBAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED

LIFE MEMBERS Year Name Year Name 1904 *W. H. Blackwell 1971 *Joe J. Heptinstall O.A.M. 1915 *A. Harry G. Edwards 1972 *Cliff F. Theiley O.A.M. 1916 *Joseph A. Harper 1976 Ron D. Adams 1919 *Gordon I. Rowell 1976 *Jim Coulls 1920 *Horace W. Tomkins 1979 *Darrel C. Rosser 1923 *Clarence S. Tomkins 1982 *Ray A. Blake 1923 *Philip Kneebone 1986 Russell J. Hewett 1927 *Arthur E. Vardon 1988 David L. Neil 1931 *Arthur W. Whitwell 1992 Phil Davis O.A.M. 1932 *Charles C. Whitridge 1993 John N. Voyzey 1936 *R. William Gaetjens 1994 Roger G. Mableson 1937 *Albert E. Fryar 1999 John Heptinstall 1938 *Percy V. Tonkin 1999 Craig Lawn 1941 *Vic. Pleass 1999 Russell R. Wight 1943 *Ray D. Webb 2000 John Wilks 1946 *John L. Sando 2005 Tony Fromene 1949 *Jack C Curnow 2008 David Billett 1952 *Jack W. Hewett 2010 John Zadow 1966 *Frank A. Gray 2011 Steven Skinner 1967 *A. (Bert) Crowhurst 2012 Kevin Joseph 1969 *Ron J. Halliday O.B.E. 2014 Peter Berkshire 1970 *Leith R. Halliday O.A.M.

* Now Deceased

PRESIDENTS VICE – PRESIDENTS

James. Fowler (P) 1899-1905 Various Business Persons and Identities 1899 - 1967 Phillip. Argall (C) 1899-1911 Cliff F. Theiley 1967 – 99 Joseph A. Harper 1905-1914 William Philp 1967 – 72 William.O. Whitridge 1914-1918 Jim Coulls 1972 – 77 & 1985 – 87 A. Harry G. Edwards 1918-1929 John Zadow 1985 – 89 Arthur. E. Vardon 1929, 44-47 Roger Mableson 1987 – 87 Albert. E. Fryar 1930-1944 John N. Voyzey 1988 - Cur Percy. V. Tonkin 1947-1957 Russell R. Wight 1999 – 03 Jack. W. Hewett 1957-1962 Russell J.Hewett 2003 – Cur Joesph J. Heptinstall 1962-1989 Phil. Davis 1989- Current

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CHAIRMAN 1899/1900 to 1917/1918

Season Name 1899 – 1911 Phillip Argall 1911 – 1918 William O. Whitridge

SECRETARIES ASSISTANT SECRETARIES

A. Harry G. Edwards 1899-1915 Walter Sinnett 1903-1904 Gordon I. Rowell 1915-1919 Frederick A. Simpson 1904-1908 Clarence S. Tomkins 1919-1923 George H. Ide 1908-1918 Ray D. Webb 1923-1960 Victor Y. Richardson 1912-1913 Ronald J. Halliday O.B.E. 1956-2000 Hans Berg 1913-1914 Craig Lawn 2000-2012 F.E.G. Edwards 1914-1915 Hemanshu (Eddie) Juneja 2012-2018 Harry F. Goodfellow 1915-1917 Michael Young 2018-Current Samuel G. Buckett 1918-1921 Lavington Smith 1921-1923 John L. Sando 1926-1935 R. Thiele 1935-1937 John L. Sando 1937-1949 Bob Mara 1949-1950 Ernest G. Chandler 1950-1951 Don Raffen 1960-1962 Leith R. Halliday O.A.M. 1962-1970 Ron D. Adams 1970-1984 Russell J. Hewett 1984-1989 David E. Peacock 1991-1995 Russell R. Wight 1995-2003 John Wilks 2003-2007 Chris Whibley 2007-2008 Bob Fradd 2008-2011 Craig Lawn 2012-2013 John Wilks 2013-2015 Michael Young 2015-2018 John Zadow 2018-Current

STATISTICIANS – 1980 to Current

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1980 – 85 Ray A Blake 1981 – 85 Russell J Hewett 1985 – 87 Mike Sheehan 1987 – 89 John Gritzalis 1989 – 90 Ms Alicia Peacock 1990 – 94 Ron J. Halliday 1990 – 2000 John Heptinstall 2000 - 2008 David Billett 2008 – 2014 Bill Bradshaw 2014 - Current Phil Davis

Special Note: Between 1995 and our centenary in 1999, Russell Wight researched all existing records of scores to create a database of clubs, teams and players with matches played, runs scored and wickets taken from 1899 to 2008. 11

HANDBOOK EDITORS 1965- Current

1965-1985 Cliff F. Theiley, 1985-1990 Wayne Wood 1985-2002 Roger Mableson 2001-Current Steven Skinner

12 Player Life Memberships (250games) After Season 2017-2018 In Order of Total Games played

Name Club Games Russell Hewett Coromandel 624 Ron Halliday Kenilworth 554 John Gritzalis Kenilworth 542 John Voyzey Morphy Park 534 John Williams Plympton 530 Bruce Carpenter Coromandel 498 Peter Zacpal Coromandel 483 Barry Kearsley Keswick 446 Paul Mitsigeorgis Plympton 443 Tony Fromene North Haven 441 Geoff George Morphy Park 447 Ray Thatcher Southern 445 Steve Davenport Coro. Ramb. 442 Peter Williamson Keswick 431 Bill Bradshaw Adelaide Cavs 415 John Zadow Keswick 410 Kevin Anderson Keswick 408 Gus Hunter Coromandel 404 Trevor Lambert Keswick 401 Peter Berkshire Mitchell Park 393 Neville Robertson Kenilworth 389 Peter Hughes Warradale 381 Richard Hunter Coromandel 381 Ron Lewis Kenilworth 368 Darren Cheek Coromandel 376 Kevin Spencer South Park 361 Ron Myall Plympton 360 Geoff Jenner Coro. Ramb. 357 Jim Coulls St. Marks 356 Andrew Wright Umpire 356 Malcolm Griswood Kenilworth 352 Russell Wight South Road 349 Tony Benson Coro. Ramb. 349 Brian Price North Haven 348 Ryan Egan North Haven 346 Brett Chilton Coro. Ramb. 345 Steven Skinner Keswick 345 Greg Rock Kenilworth 343 David Conlon Coro. Ramb. 340 Poul Petersen South Road 338 Trevor Parham Warradale 334

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Bill Gaetjens Wallaby 331 Andrew Magarey Coromandel 331 Grant Murphy Keswick 335 Darren Williams South Road 331 Barry Blinco Newton McLaren 330 Graham Chapman Adelaide Cavs 327 Graham Tuohy St. Marks 324 Mark Withers Coro. Ramb. 322 Robert Ferguson South Park 322 Peter Richards ICC Sharks 321 John Miller Keswick 321 John Smith Warradale 321 Bill Donnell Hawthorn 312 George Watkins Keswick 312 Geoff Bell Warradale 312 Greg Jarrad Plympton 311 Terry Hollis Mitchell Park 310 Graham Gallasch Coromandel 306 Martin Dugan Panorama 305 Marcus Bruening Panorama 305 Doug Fleming North Haven 305 Roger Magarey Coromandel 302 Robin Gross Coro. Ramb. 302 Jason Crisp Morphy Park 315 Shaun Hansen Keswick 315 Paull Bradbrook Keswick 301 Anthony Wilkin Warradale 301 Brad Williamson Keswick 301 Trevor Smith Keswick 301 Albert Fryar Wallaby 292 Roy Whitehill St. Luke 291 Malcolm Lincoln Coro. Ramb. 291 Tim Clark Morphy Park 289 Darryl Reynolds Mitchell Park 288 Dominic Gibbie Warradale 288 Peter Craig Coromandel 286 Simon Morris Keswick 285 Bob Harris ANZ Bank 285 Robin Bradshaw Adelaide Cavs 285 Kevin Donaldson South Road 284 Craig Lawn Keswick 285 Chris Farrant South Road 284 14

Andrew Conley Warradale 284 John Leicester Mitchell Park 283 Brett Habib Plympton 283 Chris Spehr Morphville Pk 283 Craig Coretti Keswick 280 Steven Rodgers Mitchell Park 278 Bob Bradley Panorama 277 Ray Gilbert Norwood Union 276 Nick Mitsigeorgis Plympton 275 Tom Gara Adelaide Cavs 275 Grant Craigie Warradale 275 Don Mackereth Coromandel 273 Danny Giersch Plympton 273 Matthew Micallef North Haven 277 Alan Doubleday Keswick 274 Ken Scott South Road 272 Russell King Kenilworth 272 Phil Megson Coro. Ramb. 272 Robert Sbattella Kenilworth 271 Karl Gill Coro. Ramb. 271 Paul Askew South Park 270 Peter Storoschuk Kenilworth 269 Neil Johns ICC Sharks 268 Mark Sansome Mitchell Park 267 Harold Webb Fulham 266 Tony Hefron Kenilworth 266 Alex Staszuk North Haven 266 Len Kenyon Coro. Ramb. 265 Kevin Caulfield Keswick 265 Grant Wannan Coromandel 265 Kym Smith Hectorville 263 Paul Teesdale-Smith St George 263 Barry Leedham Coromandel 262 Don Grandison Hectorville 261 Jack Hewett Coromandel 260 Rob Edwards Warradale 260 Terry Martin North Haven 260 Brian McArdle Mitchell Park 259 Ashley Marshall Warradale 259 Gavin Kimber Panorama 257

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Darren Percival South Road 257 Adrian Cassidy Coro. Ramb. 256 Andrew Haensel Westminst OS 255 Michael Barton ICC Sharks 255 Sam Calleja Keswick 254 Peter Connell Keswick 253 Michael Galliford Glenelg ANA 251 Sean Denholm Panorama 251 Frank Gray South Road 250 Michael Todd ICC Sharks 250 Brian Sexton St. Marks 250

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SECRETARY’S REPORT Season 2017 – 18 With great pleasure, I deliver the 119th Annual Report of the Adelaide & Suburban Cricket Association. Saturday Competition After the AGM chose to continue with a 7 +7 competition 75 teams were graded in 9 sections. 8 teams were in sections 1 to 6 with 9 and a bye in Section 7, 10 in Section 8 and 8 in Section 9. Unfortunately, Keswick IV and Western Youth Centre IV never played a game in Section 9 and from Round 4 the program was rearranged with 6 teams. Warradale IV and Happy Valley IV in Section 8 forfeited many games and at Christmas decided they could not continue. Plans were made to rearrange Section 8 for 8 teams but Happy Valley insisted the players they had lost would make their Section 5 team untenable. Though not wanting to have 2 byes in Section 5 and 8 on checking the players available for Happy Valley the Executive reluctantly withdrew Happy Valley III from Section 5 and Warradale IV from Section 7. From Round 9 there were no more forfeits but there were 3 Byes each Round. Throughout the season there were 21 forfeits and 25 Byes. The season started 7 October with the Grand Finals on 24 and 25 March. The Adelaide Test match was a first ever Day/Night Ashes match against England and it began on the Saturday December 2. With a 7+7 competition 23 weekends are needed for a complete season so there was a choice to play December 2 or December 23. We chose to play 2 December as a one-day game. When the time came several clubs faced difficulties. Clubs were given permission to play Saturday morning if they could arrange it and the opposition agreed. 3 games in Section 1, 2 & 4 started at 9 or 10 am. All premierships were won by a different club. Congratulations to the 9 Premiership winners. Section 1 Halliday/Heptinstall Cup Coromandel Ramblers defeated Plympton F Section 2 Computer Station Cup ICC Sharks defeated Morphettville Park Section 3 McAvaney Presentation Cup Keswick II defeated Southern Section 4 Just a Dream Furniture Cup Fitzroy defeated Sheidow Park II Section 5 Morphett Arms Hotel Cup Morphett Vale defeated St George Section 6 Chippendale Frames Cup Plympton III defeated Coro Ramb III Section 7 Warradale Hotel Cup North Haven IV defeated Kenilworth II Section 8 McAvaney Presentation Cup Southern II defeated Fitzroy II Section 9 Hopkins McGowran Cup Port Noarlunga IV defeated Kenilworth III Hewett Medal The highest individual award is the Hewett Medal named after Jack Hewett former President and his son Russ Hewett Vice-president and Umpire. It is given to the most outstanding and fair player from Section 1. Votes are awarded each minor round game by the umpires. This year the winner was Russell Curyer from Keswick. He won it in 2015/16. In 12 games he scored 364 runs, took 29 wickets, took 4 catches and 2 run-outs and earnt 15 votes from the umpires.

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Batting Trophies Aggregate Runs. Section 1 Russell Hewett Trophy 549 Jay Oxlade North Haven Section 2 Phil Davis Trophy 570 Daniel Florance Morphettville Park Section 3 John Voyzey Trophy 383 Geoff Lawson North Haven Section 4 Russell Wight Trophy 560 Matthew Stancl Kenilworth Section 5 Craig Lawn Trophy 396 Rufan Sunder-Das Morphett Vale Section 6 Ray Blake Memorial 693 Glenn Harris Warradale Section 7 David Billett Trophy 639 Michael Todd ICC Sharks Section 8 Kevin Joseph Trophy 590 Chris Spehr Morphettville Park Section 9 John Zadow Trophy 678 Scott Woods Port Noarlunga The Ray Webb Memorial Trophy for the highest aggregate of runs in Sections 1 – 3 was won by Daniel Florance of Morphettville Park with 570 runs. The Ron Halliday Memorial Trophy for the highest aggregate runs in Sections 4 – 9 was won by Glenn Harris of Warradale with 693 runs.

Bowling Trophies Aggregate Wickets Section 1 Cliff Theiley Memorial 30 Ben Kanck Coromandel Ramblers Section 2 David Neil Trophy 37 Brodie Mangin Belair Section 3 Roger Mabelson Trophy 33 Justin Calderbank Coromandel Ramblers Section 4 Ron Adams Trophy 41 Mark Whenan Western Youth Centre Section 5 John Heptinstall Trophy 35 Jon Wright Belair Section 6 John Wilks Trophy 25 Andrew Brigmanis Plympton Footballers Section 7 Tony Fromene Trophy 25 Remy Colmer Plympton Footballers Section 8 Peter Berkshire Trophy 26 Michael McKay Port Noarlunga Section 9 Steven Skinner Trophy 29 Dennis Kennedy Port Noarlunga The Joe Heptinstall Memorial Trophy for the highest aggregate of wickets taken in Sections 1 – 3 was won by Brodie Mangin of Belair with 37 wickets. The Frank Gray Memorial Trophy for the highest aggregate of wickets taken in Section 4 – 9 was won by Mark Whenan of Western Youth Centre with 41 wickets. Bert Crowhurst Memorial Jim Coulls Memorial Fielding Trophies Wicketkeeping Trophies Section 1 13 Russell Curyer Keswick 58 Blake Harding Sheidow Park Section 2 11 Jordan Dienelt Mitchell Park 55 Scott Paterson Morphettville Park Section 3 13 Glenn Rowe ICC Sharks 52 Josh Paech Southern Andrew O’Keefe Coro Ramblers Section 4 10 Jason Beveridge Fitzroy 48 Luke O’Connor Plympton F Dale Brusnahan Warradale Section 5 10 Charlie Hall Morphett 38 John Snoswell Belair Vale Section 6 10 Nicholas Matthews Keswick 50 Andrew Strunk Coro Ramblers Section 7 11 Michael Turci South Park 42 Kenneth Lang South Park Andrew Martin Plympton F Section 8 11 Christian Leschke Coromandel 35 Mike Maclean Coromandel Section 9 15 Lachlan Stewart-Tonkin Mitchell Park 56 Brett Campbell Mitchell Park

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The Jack Voyzey Cup T20 Competition This season Michael Young organised the T20 competition on Tuesday evenings with matches starting at 5:20. John Zadow organised an appointed umpire for most games. 16 clubs entered with Coromandel Ramblers and Plympton Footballers meeting in the Grand- Final on Sunday 11 February at Hawthorndene. Coromandel Ramblers were all out for 76 in the 19th over. Plympton Footballers won by 8 wickets in the 14th over. The Jack Voyzey T20 Cup is held by Plympton Footballers. SAMCA Senior Shield Captain Michael Thomas, Managers Kevin Joseph and Shaun Visser had a completely successful campaign for the Samca Senior Shield and the Samca Cup. First, they beat Para Districts at Cove. Then they beat Adelaide Turf on turf at Ingle Farm. That secured the SAMCA Senior Shield. This season the match between the Country and Metropolitan winners was organised for Sunday 25 February at Glenelg Oval. The South East team were all out for 155 in 39 overs. Our Association representative side made the runs in 28 overs with the loss of 2 wickets. 6 of the players made the SAMCA Team of the Year but the Association Player of the Year was Jordan Kilderry of Sheidow Park. Thanks to all who made themselves available for these games. Special thanks to David Billett for scoring and making sure our scores are on Mycricket for all to see. Andrew Wright is also part of the campaign and his style in umpiring adds to the professionalism of the matches and is appreciated by all. SAMCA U21 Cup Once again, we needed a new manager for the U21 Association team. Kevin Joseph and Western Youth Centre came through with Adam Berry and Robbie Hopkins. In the first match they beat Adelaide Turf at Ingle Farm on Turf. Unfortunately, they could not prevail against Para Districts at Cove but the one win meant they progressed to the Grand Final and had another crack at Para Districts. Once again Para Districts proved too strong passing our score of 120 in the 39th over. Still 6 players made the SAMCA Team of the Year and our U21 Player of the Year was Stephen Foster-Borg who captained the side. SAMCA Country Living Homes Metropolitan T20 Cup Coromandel Ramblers, Coromandel, Port Noarlunga and ICC Sharks entered this competition with the final 2 progressing to play clubs from other Associations. Unfortunately, they both failed at their next match. Umpires Thanks to John Zadow for again organising umpires and to Sarah Fry at SACA for assisting and appointing the umpires on Mycricket. This season we had 16 regular umpires. 2 new umpires were paired with our experienced umpires before umpiring games on their own. For the semi-finals 36 umpires were needed. 31 umpires were appointed so 5 games had just 1 appointed umpire. Thank you to all the players who helped out with umpiring. During the season Barry Gower umpired game 50, Peter Williamson and John Zadow umpired game 100, Kevin Spencer umpired game 150. Ray Thatcher has now officiated at 300 matches and Andrew Wright has made 350. ADMINISTRATION Phil Davis – President, Hemanshu (Eddie) Juneja – Secretary, Michael Young – Assistant secretary, John Voyzey – Vice-President and Russ Hewett – Vice-President continued in 19 their roles. David Neil who was struck by illness and a stay in hospital relinquished the role of Treasurer that he has held since 1980. That’s 37 years of service to the Association. Andrew Wright was elected the Treasurer and with the use of email and electronic payment was prompt in invoicing clubs when payments were due and making payments. Bruce Carpenter FCPA, Chartered Accountant still playing for Coromandel CC was appointed Auditor. Thank you for his expertise and time. The strength of the Association is the Executive Committee. They have important decisions to make in the running of the competition from grading teams, programming matches and granting permits to settling disputes between clubs and dealing with poor behaviour. As well as those named above Peter Berkshire, Raasan Oakey, Angelo Pansini, Mark Whenan, John Wilks and Tony Fromene and John Zadow were elected the Executive Committee. That left us 1 short and Jon Ferris was nominated by The Executive and accepted by the Committee of Management. They are volunteers who take on tasks and make decisions for the good of our cricket. A vote at the AGM to not print the handbook missed by a few votes so Steve Skinner again produced the book printed by Westpress. Thanks for his continuing work. REPORTS, TRIBUNALS, PERMITS The Executive received 1 dispute on a match result. After detailed study of the scorebooks the result was not changed. The Executive received 8 reports of poor behaviour. Some were dealt with by exchange of email reports and clubs either imposing their own penalty accepted by the Executive or accepted the penalty from the Executive. There were 3 tribunals. All up there were 7 match bans with 2 of them suspended to be served should poor behaviour be repeated. In 5 games a team lost all points because of problems with permits, clearances or playing the team named before the toss. After the Section 9 Grand-Final it was found that Kenilworth III through the season and in the 2 finals had played players using other players’ names. Kenilworth therefore lost the finals and points were taken from other games. Other penalties were placed on the Kenilworth club and those responsible. SPONSORS Kookaburra Sport has long supported Adelaide and Suburban. Their agreement with us ran out in July but Andrew Wright has been in contact and negotiated a new agreement to continue their generous sponsorship. SportsCenter for many years has supplied shirts, jackets and hats for umpires, shirts for the Executive and banners for presentations. Mitchell Park Sports Club offer the use of their clubrooms for our meetings and no cost. We thank the club and their staff who are always helpful in accommodating us.

HEMANSHU ‘EDDIE’ JUNEJA Secretary Adelaide & Suburban Cricket Association 20th August 2018

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International Matches at ADELAIDE OVAL 2018 – 2019 Season

November 9th ODI AUS v SA Dec 6th – Dec 10th Adelaide 1st Test Aust v IND

International Women’s Matches 2018 – 2019 Season

September 29th T20 1st AUS V NZ October 1st T20 2nd AUS V NZ October 5th T20 3rd AUS V NZ February 22nd ODI 1st AUS V NZ February 24th ODI 2nd AUS V NZ March 1st ODI 3rd AUS V NZ

AUSTRALIAN TEST MATCHES 2018 – 2019

Dec 6th – Dec 10th Adelaide 1st Test Aust v IND Dec 14th – Dec 18th Perth 2nd Test Aust v IND Dec 26th – Dec 30th MCG 3rd Test Aust v IND Jan 3rd – Jan 7th SCG 4th Test Aust v IND Jan 24th - Jan 28th Gabba 1st Test Aust v Sri Lanka (D/N) Feb 1st – Feb 5th Manuka 2nd Test Aust V Sri Lanka

ODI International Series Matches 2018 - 2019

Nov 4th Perth Aust v SA Nov 9th Adelaide Aust v SA Nov 11th TAS Aust v SA Jan 12th SCG Aust v IND Jan 15th Adelaide Aust v IND Jan 18th MCG Aust V IND

T20 International Series Matches 2018 – 2019

Nov 17th Metricon Aust v SA Nov 21st GABBA Aust v India Nov 23rd MCG Aust v India Nov 25th SCG Aust v India

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DATES FOR DELEGATES’ MEETINGS 2018/2019

Tuesdays at 8:00 pm Sharp

2018 2nd October - Final Instructions on Season Start 13th November 11th December 2019 15th January 12th Feb Finals committee formed. 19th March Pre Finals meeting. 23rd April Trophy Presentation Night 23rd July Pre AGM Club reports last due late. 20th August AGM 10th September 08th October - A new season Begins October 12th Directions: All meetings are at the Mitchell Park Club rooms, Bradley Grove, Mitchell Park

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PREMIERSHIP TABLES 2017 – 2018

No. 1 Section Finals Club Points Quotient

2 Plympton Footballers 66 1.3659 1 Coromandel Ramblers 58 1.1853 3 Port Noarlunga 55 1.12315 4 Western Youth Centre 51 1.1052 Keswick 47 0.7610 Cove 42 0.8707 Sheidow Park 38 0.7839 North Haven 36 0.8967

No. 2 Section Finals Club Points Quotient

2 Morphettville Park 76 1.8585 3 Coromandel 66 1.3616 1 ICC Sharks 61 1.4872 4 Belair 46 1.2560 Warradale 46 0.6379 Glenelg ANA 45 0.7577 Happy Valley 40 0.9406 Mitchell Park 16 0.4577

No. 3 Section Finals Club Points Quotient

3 Morphettville Park II 73 1.5445 4 Coromandel Ramblers II 61 1.2824 1 Keswick II 61 1.0724 2 Southern 53 1.3017 North Haven II 45 0.9634 ICC Sharks II 41 0.8394 South Road 38 0.8610 Happy Valley II 18 0.5405

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No. 4 Section Finals Club Points Quotient

3 Western Youth Centre II 86 1.9144 1 Fitzroy 61 1.3761 4 Kenilworth 51 1.1052 2 Sheidow Park II 51 0.8859 Plympton Footballers II 46 1.0853 Coromandel II 40 0.8916 Warradale II 39 0.7507 South Road II 25 0.5155

No. 5 Section Finals Club Points Quotient

1 Morphett Vale 81 1.7443 2 St George 76 2.6254 3 Belair II 55 1.3164 4 Mitchell Park II 53 1.2418 Port Noarlunga II 43 0.8992 Morphettville Park III 35 0.6285 North Haven III 35 0.4906 Happy Valley II 14 0.3202

No. 6 Section Finals Club Points Quotient

3 Keswick III 71 1.3918 4 Cove II 66 1.6182 1 Plympton Footballers III 61 1.4775 2 Coromandel Ramblers III 56 1.4404 Western Youth Centre III 55 1.0083 Warradale III 46 0.9547 Mitchell Park III 41 0.9131 South Road III 11 0.2087

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No. 7 Section Finals Club Points Quotient

1 North Haven IV 71 1.4024 2 Kenilworth II 61 1.0051 3 Sheidow Park III 56 0.9736 4 St George II 56 0.8265 South Park 49 1.0074 Glenelg ANA II 48 1.5380 ICC Sharks III 46 0.9805 Plympton Footballers IV 46 0.8148 Cove III 36 0.7973

No. 8 Section Finals Club Points Quotient

3 Coromandel III 83 2.1618 4 Morphettville Park IV 76 2.6246 1 Southern II 69 1.2612 2 Fitzroy II 51 0.6762 Morphett Vale II 50 1.0018 Coromandel Ramblers IV 45 1.1539 Port Noarlunga III 45 0.7108 North Haven V 39 0.5526 Happy Valley IV 20 0.3742 Warradale IV 8 1.4570

No. 9 Section Finals Club Points Quotient

1 Port Noarlunga IV 81 1.6203 2 Sheidow Park IV 66 1.5051 3 Plympton Footballers V 59 1.5070 4 Kenilworth III 46 1.6764 Mitchell Park IV 40 0.6316 South Road IV 21 0.1390 Keswick IV 0 0.000 Western Youth Centre IV 0 0.000

Note: Teams having a bye receive 6 points, - this is reflected as a win by a forfeit (* in the WF column)

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DETAILS FOR FINALS MATCHES 2017/2018 SEASON

Semi Final (played on 17th & 18h March 2017) Grand Final (played on 24th & 25th March 2017)

Section One

Semi Finals

Plympton Footballers vs Western Youth. Plympton Footballers defeated by Western Youth on First Innings

Results Plympton Footballers 8/190 (J. McCrea 50, J. McCann 32, R.D Moore 28, B. Middlin 27, T.M. Grove 3/33.) Western Youth Centre 187 (D. Muralitharan 69, B.Johansen 31, B. Pomeroy 3/8, B. Middlin 3/25)

Venue: Plympton Oval. Umpires: Ray Thatcher & Douglas Jewell.

Port Noarlunga vs Coromandel Ramblers. Coromandel Ramblers defeated by Port Noarlunga on First Innings

Results Port Noarlunga 70 (J. Carroll 28, K. Smith 4/17, F.King 4/18, B.Kank 2/17) Coromandel Ramblers 1/77 (J. Ferris 67)

Venue: Hawthorndene Oval. Umpires: Andrew Wright & Stephen Davis.

Grand Final Port Noarlunga v Coromandel Ramblers. Plympton Footballers defeated by Coromandel Ramblers on First Innings.

Results Coromandel Ramblers 5/149 (J. Ferris 35, B. Middlin 2/33) Plympton Footballers 39 (K. Smith 5/18, J. Ferris 4/9)

Venue: Plympton Footballers Oval. Umpires: Andrew Wright & Douglas Jewel.

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Section Two Semi Finals Morphettville Park vs Belair Morphettville Park defeated by Belair on first innings.

Results Morphettville Park 9/121 (B. Roocke 35*, K. Brokensha 25, L. Debrowski 3/25, M. Tansell 4/45) Belair 119 (D. Wegener 52, B. Roocke 6/48, A.J. Fishwick 2/48)

Venue: Denham Reserve Umpires: Richard Dey & Russel Hewett.

ICC Sharks vs Coromandel ICC Sharks defeated Coromandel on first Innings.

ICC Sharks 7/149 (M. Legard 47, C. Lock 32, A.D. Sampson 29, J. Zadow 4/37)

Coromandel 148 (B. Moore 42, G.K. Bruce 38, T. Riddle 5/29, C. Russo 3/50, A. Lock 2/32)

Venue: Hewitt Sports Ground. Umpires: Lucian Sanjeewa Fernando & John Williams - ASCA.

Grand Final ICC Sharks vs Morphettville Park ICC Sharks defeated Morphettville Park on first innings.

Results ICC Sharks 5/235 (cc) (M. Legard 81, C. Russo 62, D. Sampson 58, A.J. Fishwick 3/44) Morphettville Park 113 (T. Riddle 4/33, R. Foster 2/13, A. Broadbent 2/21)

Venue: Denham Reserve. Umpires: Stephen Davis & Ray Thatcher.

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Section Three Semi Finals Coromandel Ramblers II vs Keswick II Keswick II defeated Coromandel Ramblers II on 1st innings.

Results Keswick II 7/253 (cc) (R. Ormsby 85, W. Worthington 64, C. Jeffery 58, S. Davenport 2/45, J.Calderbank 2/66) Coromandel Ramblers II 173 (J. Benson 42, C. German 40*, D. Benson 30, C. Coretti 3/50, M. Lewis 2/36)

Venue: Weymouth Oval. Umpires: Bob Fradd.

Morphettville Park II vs Southern Southern defeated Morphettville Park II on 1st innings

Results Southern 5/110 (N. Swincer 41, G. Jones 29*, V. Forbes 2/17) Morphettville Park II 106 (D. Monro 48*, N. Swincer 5/41, J. James 4/11)

Venue: Seaview High School. Umpires: John Zadow.

Grand Final Keswick II vs Southern Keswick II defeated Southern on 1st innings

Results Keswick II 9/218 (cc) (C. Jeffery 54, S. Verco 38, M. Lewis 33*, W.D. Matthews 26, N. Swincer 3/39, J. James 3/52) Southern 182 (J. Hesler 81, G. Jones 38, S. Ats 3/25)

Venue: Blackwood High School. Umpires: John Williams - ASCA & Lucian Sanjeewa Fernando .

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Section Four Semi Finals Sheidow Park II vs Western Youth Centre II Sheidow Park II defeated Western Youth Centre II on first innings.

Results Sheidow Park II 7/176 (K. J. Durrheim 37, D. Magin 30*, N. Browne 28, T. Mitchell 27, T. Walters 27, S. R. Foster-Borg 2/25) Western Youth Centre II 172 (V.Kumar 53, G.Brine 41, G.Sherlock 29, PM Clements 4/52, R.Weeks 3/27)

Venue: Western Youth Oval. Umpires: James Assheton & Trevor Lambert.

Kenilworth vs Fitzroy Fitzroy defeated by Kenilworth on first innings.

Results Kenilworth 100 (A. Walker 36, M. Roberts 3/19, D.M. Plamer 2/6, A. Pigliacelli 2/18, A.Burgess 2/32) Fitzroy 153 (D.M. Palmer 58, A. Mehta 3/19, T.R. Shearer 3/42, J. Pagsanjan 2/27, T.Horsnell 2/37)

Venue: Sam Johnson Sportsground. Umpires: Darryl J Broadbent & Paul Wilson.

Grand Final Fitzroy vs Sheidow Park II Fitzroy defeated Sheidow Park on first innings.

Results Fitzroy 6/109 (J.D.Beverage 45*, P.J.Skeer 26, D.Magin 2/26) Sheidow Park II 108 (D.M Palmer 2/11, M.Roberts 2/14, A.Pigliacelli 2/21, J.D.Beverage 2/21)

Venue: Sam Johnson Oval. Umpires: Peter Williamson & Trevor Lambert

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Section Five Semi Finals

Morphett Vale vs Mitchell Park II Morphett Vale defeated by Mitchell Park II on first innings.

Results Mitchell Park II 125 (M.Rankin 28, R.Lindsay 3/4, Z.Robertson 3/32) Morphett Vale 6/288 (cc) (Z.Robertson 99, M.J. Bartlett 80, D.Morrison 31, R,Quintel 4/66, M.Abbott 2/45)

Venue: Morphett Vale Football Oval. Umpires: Luke Foran & Peter Williamson.

St George vs Belair II St George defeated Belair II on first innings.

Results St George 5/145 (M.Haydon 47*, J.Walker 41) Belair II 137 (J.Wright 45, J. Sutton – Smith 30, K.Winning 3/3, J.Walker 2/12, M.Broomhead 2/53)

Venue: Urrbrae High School. Umpires: Pradip Bhusal & Kevin Spencer.

Grand Final Morphett Vale vs St George Morphett Vale defeated St George on first innings.

Results Morphett Vale 7/156 (cc) (R.Sunderdas 73, D.Morison 27, M.Broomhead 3/26, J.Walker 2/18, K.Winning 2/22) St George 101 (J.Walker 26, M.Lawrence 3/25, D.Morrison 3/29, Z.Robinson 2/4, R.Lindsay 2/23)

Venue: Hackam Community Sports Centre. Umpires: Richard Dey & Russell Hewett.

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Section Six Semi Finals Keswick III vs Coromandel Ramblers III Coromandel Ramblers III defeated Keswick III on first innings.

Keswick III 185 (D.Ridings 46, K.Mohammed 32, E.Nachazel 3/26, C.Buersch 3/35, T.Donnelly 3/41) Coromandel Ramblers III 9/198 (cc) (G.Handke 61, D.Keese 30, N.P Matthews 4/75)

Venue: Seaview Downs Primary School. Umpires: Allan Sutherland.

Cove II vs Plympton Footballers III Plympton Footballers III defeated Cove II on first innings.

Results Cove II 119 (L.Norman 4/26, A.Foote 3/122, A.G Brigmanis 2/35) Plympton Footballers III 9/123 (N.Tredwell 31, P.Greener 3/19, E.Hammond 2/13)

Venue: Cove Sports and Community Football Club. Umpires: Craig Lawn & Jem Simper-Brown.

Grand Final Plympton Footballers III vs Coromandel Ramblers III Plympton Footballers III defeated Coromandel Ramblers III on first innings.

Results Plympton Footballers III 1/73 (J. Fiebig 33*) Coromandel Ramblers III 66 (L. Norman 6/22)

Venue: Marion Primary School. Umpires: Kevin Spencer & Pradip Bhusal

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Section Seven Semi Finals

Kenilworth II vs Sheidow Park III Kenilworth II defeated Sheidow Park III on first innings.

Kenilworth II 83 & 5/144 (M.I Wazeer 52, A.Harris 4/13, T.Harris 3/27, N.Cerche 2/21. And 5/144 M.I Wazeer 57, S.O Jamion 31, F.Ahmed 31, C.Matz 2/9, C.Nesbitt 2/25) Sheidow Park III 74 (C.T.Cooper 4/20, M.I.Wazeer 4/26)

Venue: Kenilworth Oval -2. Umpires: Zac Howell & Aaron Schmidt.

North Haven IV vs St George II North Haven defeated St George on first innings.

Results North Haven 102 (S.A.Hollitt 27, R.S.Sandhu 6/23, A.Kapoor 2/16, S.Winning 2/27) St George II 57 (T.Martin 5/6, J.Martin 3/13, S.Woolman 2/1)

Venue: Largs North Reserve North Oval. Umpires: Barry Gower.

Grand Final

North Haven IV vs Kenilworth II North Haven IV defeated Kenilworth II on first innings.

North Haven IV 240 (SA. Hollitt 124, D.Burridge 43, M.I Wazeer 5/53, U.Mashoor 2/46) Kenilworth II 9/87 (C.T Cooper 27, T. Martin 2/1, J. Watts 2/33)

Venue: Largs North Reserve North Oval. Umpires: Robert Fradd & Barry Gower.

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Section Eight

Semi Finals Morphettville Park IV vs Southern II Southern II defeated Morphettville Park II on first innings.

Morphettville Park IV 131 (E.S Elbourn 58, L.Charles 6/31, A. Hutchesson 3/20) Southern II 7/132 (J. Gurd 41, J.Benson 27, G.George 3/26, M.Barnett 2/24)

Venue: Mitchell Park Reserve. Umpires: Ramesh Anthony & Richard Gray.

Coromandel III vs Fitzroy II Fitzroy II defeated Coromandel III on first innings.

Results Fitzroy II 6/168 (D Blowes 56*, P.J.Skeer 25, C.Leschke 2/42) Coromandel III 9/163 (cc) (C. Wright 50, S.A Meyers 42, D.Blowes 3/33, M.Joughin 2/42, M.G Olesnicky 2/47)

Venue: Blackwood Hill Oval. Umpires: Cory Byrne & Ashley Lithgow.

Grand Final Southern II vs Fitzroy II Southern II defeated Fitzroy II on first innings.

Results Southern II 175 (C. McEwen 51*, J.Gurd 33, M.G Olesnicky 3/23, M.Joughin 3/26, A.Kaselouris 2/29) Fitzroy II 49 (S.Thiele 3/2, A.Hutchesson 3/14, C.McEwen 3/16)

Venue: Serpentine Oval. Umpires: Luke Foran & Alan Sutherland.

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Section Nine

Semi Finals

Kenilworth III vs Sheidow Park IV Sheidow Park IV defeated by Kenilworth III on first innings.

Sheidow Park IV 45 (A.Ahadi 6/7, R.Agha 2/6) Kenilworth III 112 (A Stanikzai 33*, W Bridgeman 5/11, A Richards 2/35, PK Patel 2/39. And 3/154 (A Ahadi 86*,A Rusk 2/38)

Kenilworth Disqualified after the Grand Final.

Venue: Kenilworth Oval 1. Umpires: John Wilks.

Port Noarlunga IV vs Plympton Footballers V Port Noarlunga IV defeated Plympton Footballers V on first innings.

Results Port Noarlunga IV 155 (D. Kennedy 34, S.Woods 31, J. Vanderhaak 3/27, B.Kennewell 2/21, T.Jenkin 2/23, W.Hillgrove 2/27) Plympton Footballers V 116 (D.Kennedy 6/31, R.Jackson 4/32)

Venue: Port Noarlunga Football and Sports Club. Umpires: Jess Connell & John McTier.

Grand Final

Port Noarlunga IV vs Kenilworth III Port Noarlunga IV defeated Kenilworth III – disqualified.

Port Noarlunga IV 8/147 (cc) (S.Woods 48, C.Smith 26, A.Stnikzai 4/36, A.Ahadi 2/10) Kenilworth III 0/156 (A.Ahadi 94*, I. Khan 42*)

Kenilworth Disqualified.

Venue: Port Noarlunga Football and Sports Club. Umpires: John Zadow & John Wilks.

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Section - T/20 Knock Out 2017-2018

Semi Finals Coromandel Ramblers vs ICC Sharks Coromandel Ramblers defeated ICC Sharks.

Coromandel Ramblers 5/133 (cc) (J. Ferris 45, N.J Work 37, G.Lounder 2/22, A. Broadbent 2/31) ICC Sharks 7/119 (cc) (C.Russo 53, F.King 4/18, K.Smith 2/12)

Venue: Hackham Community Sports Club. Umpires: John Zadow & John Williams

Port Noarlunga vs Plympton Footballers Plympton Footballers defeated by Port Noarlunga.

Results Port Noarlunga 128 (S.Nichols 47, R.Button 25, G.J Pritchard 3/9, J.Siemering 2/21, R.D Moore 2/35) Plympton Footballers 2/179 (cc) (B.Middlin 67*, J.McCann 52, A. McCrae 26)

Venue: Plympton Oval. Umpires: Andrew Wright & John Wilks

Grand Final

Coromandel Ramblers vs Plympton Footballers Plympton Footballers defeated Coromandel Ramblers.

Results Plympton Footballers 2/78 (A.McCrae 32*) Cormandel Ramblers 76 (B.Middlin 3/10, R.D Moore 2/7, N.Blake 2/12)

Venue: Hawthorndene Oval. Umpires: Andrew Wright & Stephen Davis

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IMPORTANT POINTS FOR SECRETARIES 1. All Clubs must be represented at each monthly meeting of the Committee of Management. Any Club not represented at 3 meetings from the July meeting through to the March meeting will have 6 premiership points taken from each team in addition to fines for each missed meeting. 2. Any player who has played for any other Club or in any grade of another Association including interstate and overseas must obtain a Permit to play from the Association Secretary before taking part in a match. You must ask players where they have played. If there is any doubt send details to the Association Secretary. You will lose the match if a player requiring a permit plays. 3. To add players login for your club to MyCricket and search. If not found, click on the red print to add a new player to the database. Players need First Name, Last Name, Address, Suburb, Date of Birth and Gender. Email The Secretary about a Permit. If found, apply for a Clearance from where the player last played. If the clearance is not granted in time, email The Secretary for a Permit before any game and transfer the player to your club. Players need to be given a Senior Player Role and be Registered to play for Adelaide and Suburban before they can be selected in a team. Where there are difficulties consult the Secretary, President or Vice-President before the player plays. 4. No permits will be granted after the end of January each season so players cannot be cleared after that date. IF YOU PLAY A PLAYER REQUIRING A PERMIT YOU WILL LOSE THE MATCH. Players must be registered on Mycricket by noon Sunday following the match. Your club will be fined if you are late in registering players. 5. Players who have only played in junior competitions do not need permits and will not require clearances. Transfer them to your club so they keep one Mycricket ID. If in any doubt email details to the Secretary. 6. Players may have dual registration with a club in another Association. This allows players to try games in a different association without their club losing them or needing a clearance for them to return. It also allows juniors to play seniors for a different club. Even with dual registration players need a Permit from the Secretary to return. Permits will not be given for players to return during byes or washed out games. The Executive may give Permits for the season where players have temporary duties in the country. All arrangements must be made before Jan 31. Transfer players to your club for Dual Registration after telling the other club and the Secretary what you’re doing. 7. A team must be named on Mycricket by 7 o’clock after the first day of the match. Mostly that will mean having a team named before the match, perhaps as early as selection night. It doesn’t have to be exactly the team you end up playing but allows scores to be entered better. 8. After the first Saturday of a two-day match, both sides must visit Mycricket by midday Sunday. If necessary correct the selected team. If first there set the match status to In Progress, enter innings results and player scores. If second there note or correct innings results and enter player scores. Match status must remain In Progress even if a first innings result has been achieved. 9. During the minor round both sides must visit Mycricket by midday on the Sunday following the completion of the match. After finals both sides must visit the website by midday Monday. If first there enter the result of the match, the innings results and player scores. If second there check the result of the match and innings results and confirm or dispute it then enter player scores. Save as draft if necessary. Where there are difficulties the scores are expected to be finalised by the Wednesday following the end 37 of the match. Both sides should check the opposition team is as nominated. Use Email or Text to inform of team if you can’t dispute. 10. The result of the match is used to construct the Premiership Table including the Performance Quotient. You must be happy that it is correct including all innings played if you confirm it. If there is any inaccuracy even minor, dispute it and notify the correct details. Mostly the details will just be changed on your say so. The other club will be notified and can challenge if it’s not an error but a disagreement. 11. Fielding and Keeping votes are entered in MyCricket. Under Matches select Enter Votes. Enter only the votes for YOUR club. Entries can be checked without logging on at MyCricket under Statistics – Other – Voted Awards. Check the other side enters the votes you awarded. 12. Forfeits –Clubs must advise the Association Secretary, the opposing team and any Umpires for the match. The forfeiting team is liable for any Umpire fees. The team receiving the forfeit must nominate a team on the website and claim the forfeit in the appropriate time. Clubs should do all they can to avoid forfeits but it is poor form to wait until match time if it was clear much earlier that a team could not be mustered. Clubs must forfeit their lowest side first. Except for exceptional circumstances, clubs forfeiting a higher grade will be deemed to have forfeited any match played in a lower grade. 13. If inclement weather threatens play, please do NOT telephone the Association Secretary. All players must report to their respective grounds where the Umpires will make decisions on the possibility of play. In the absence of appointed umpires, the captains together must decide when play is possible. Play must be abandoned if the official forecast maximum temperature for Adelaide at 9 a.m. is 40 degrees or higher. This forecast is available on the internet at www.bom.gov.au or the BOM weather app and will feature in radio news bulletins. Players and umpires will not be expected to attend the ground where the forecast of hot weather prevents play. 14. The Association receives generous sponsorship from Kookaburra and so Kookaburra 2 or 4-piece leather cricket balls must be used in all matches. (Preferably Tuf Pitch). 15. Where a team bats short of players on any given day, only the wickets captured count towards the performance quotient. 16. Umpire Fees where appointed. For two-day matches fees are $100 per day in Sect 1 and $80 per day in Sect 2 and lower. The fee is $110 per day for one-day matches. $30 per day for days washed out or abandoned at the oval with no play. Nothing for days abandoned by Rule 9 Excessively Hot Weather. Each club participating in the match is responsible for half.

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IMPORTANT POINTS FOR CAPTAINS 1. Get to the ground early and meet the other captain and umpire if appointed. Have a team written for him especially noting any replacement players and specifically who replaces whom. Discuss anything unusual like sub fielders or ground conditions. Discuss any difficulties or unsafe ground conditions and cooperate in finding solutions. Agree on Tea and Drink-breaks. Settle these matters before tossing for choice of innings. 1a. The Captain’s Report on Mycricket has space for an Umpire’s Assessment if appointed or a box for a comment on club umpiring. Complete the Ground Assessment. All to be completed by Wednesday. 2. Have spare bails, stumps, chalk, tape, balls etc in your kit. Fielding sides are entitled to use a second new ball after the bowling of 80 overs in an innings. 3. Section 1 plays from 1 o’clock for 75 overs and Section 2 and lower plays from 1:30 for 60 overs each day in two-day games. One-day games start at 12:30 for 40 overs each side though Round 1 starts at 12 noon due to no daylight saving. 4. Captains and Umpires should synchronise watches before start of play to avoid disputes when scheduling tea breaks and measuring time lost. 5. Untidy, inaccurate scorebooks have lost games of cricket. Make sure you have a good supply of stationery and scorers who know their responsibility and study the best way to record the batting, bowling, sundries, tallies and wickets. 6. At the end of the first day of a two-day match check the scorebooks for agreement. If you can’t agree on discrepancies, then you must before play resumes. 7. At the end of a match both captains and any umpire sign both scorebooks as evidence of correctness. Any disputed result that can’t be agreed should be sent to the Secretary. 8. At the end of the match award 2 votes to the best and 1 vote to the second-best fielders from the opposition side and inform the captain. If more than one Keeper was used allow the Captain to choose who gets votes. Award their Keeper 1 – 5 votes. 5 votes – Faultless performance with exceptional moments 4 votes – Basic faultless performance or some errors balanced by exceptional moments 3 votes – Good basic performance with few errors 2 votes – Poor performance generally but not without some redeeming moments 1 vote – Many missed opportunities Record your fielding and keeping votes in your scorebook. 9. Captains and other players or spectators are encouraged to report to the Association Secretary any pleasing or unsatisfactory incidents or circumstances. If they are marked “For Information,” the Executive will determine when further action is warranted. These reports should reach the Secretary by the Wednesday following completion of the match. 10. Reports marked “For Urgent Attention” should reach the Secretary Saturday night or Sunday. (Email is recommended along with a phone call to the Secretary or President.) They will include instances of poor conduct or matches where the result is still in dispute. After contact from both side the Executive may offer a penalty which can be accepted. A tribunal may be arranged. Unless circumstances prevent it Umpires and the opposition should be informed before departure. 11. Players are STRICTLY FORBIDDEN to smoke or drink alcohol whilst on the ground during play. 39 12. Captains should insist that every reasonable effort is made to get matches started in difficult conditions. Matting can be rolled or covered during showers and attempts made to soak up or disperse water. No damage can be done to the pitch or oval and heed should be paid to the owner’s conditions of use. 13. Should there be loss of play due to inclement weather it can become very complicated though the thrust of the idea is simply to divide the available time evenly between the two sides. Consult both Special Match Rule 6 Hours of Play 2-Day Matches, SMR 7 Declarations 2-Day Matches and SMR 8 One-day Games. For 2-Day matches an interruption during the innings of the team batting second will only cause a draw if the team batting second does not face as many overs as the team that batted first. It doesn’t matter that they would have had more overs with no loss of playing time. 14. The tea breaks in matches divide each day’s play into two sessions. Fielding teams may take short drink-breaks in the middle of each session however captains should be vigilant that play resumes promptly to avoid prolonging the day. 15. During excessively hot weather extra drink-breaks should be taken as frequently as every 45 minutes. Without unnecessarily delaying play, players should ensure they rehydrate and relieve heat stress for the sake of their health. 16. Although a decision may have been achieved on the first innings, Captains should always further the Objects of this Association by striving for the outright result in two-day matches. A team which leads by 100 runs or more at the conclusion of the opposition’s first innings may ask them to follow on. One-day matches end with a first innings result. 17. Captains are responsible to see that all players are correctly attired as instructed in Special Match Rule 11. Coloured clothing is not acceptable however shirts with side panels and collars in club colours with small Club and Sponsor identification on the front, sleeves or across the shoulders can be approved by the Executive. Players not correctly attired may not bat or bowl and will be fined. Participation will not be limited for it but shoes should be mainly white. 18. Where an independent Umpire has officiated, the Captain is responsible for submitting an umpire assessment by Wednesday after the completion of the match. The Umpire Assessment is in the Captain’s Report on MyCricket. 19. Umpires MUST be paid before play on the second day of a two-day match and before play of a one-day match. 20. You will not always agree with umpires’ decisions and of course they will not be perfect, but they are an essential part of a genuine competition. Treat them with respect especially when you think they’ve let you down but report it in detail, so they can learn. Just as they are not always right so you will not always be right. 21. The preamble to the Laws of Cricket places responsibility on the captain for ensuring the observance of the laws and the spirit of the game. At all times Captains must work towards solving disputes, moderating poor conduct and assisting umpires in controlling matches. 22. The 2017 Code of MCC Laws has included a new Law 42 Players’ Conduct. It details 4 levels of misconduct and action to be taken by umpires. In matches without independent umpires the same standards of behaviour apply and captains will need to cooperate in the management of the game. 23. The 2017 Code of MCC Laws makes all balls that bounce off the pitch entirely before reaching the striker’s wicket a No ball. SMR 1 (b) says on hard wickets balls pitching on the edge of the pitch will be dead and one wide scored. The edge of the matting and the concrete and any grass encroaching will all be considered the edge of the pitch. 24. All full tosses over waist height of the batsman standing upright at the popping crease 40 are No balls. Any that are fast whether from fast or slow bowlers and directed toward the batsman will attract one warning before the bowler is removed from bowling for the rest of the innings. Fast deliveries that clearly slip out of the hand and pass the batsman harmlessly or slow balls that accidentally become full tosses will not attract warnings or other action. 25. A player who leaves the field or is absent at the start of a fielding session accrues penalty time and cannot bowl or bat until penalty time has been served. Penalty time is limited to 30 minutes. Penalty time is served by being on the field or waiting to bat. Penalty time does not accrue if the fielder is absent because of a Law 42 Level 3 offence, an external blow during the match or any other wholly acceptable reason. 26. What hasn’t changed? Bouncers over head-height standing upright at the popping crease are No balls even if no danger. Injured batsmen can use a runner. A No Ball will be called if a bowler dislodges a bail from the bowler’s end stumps during delivery.

FINALS

The by-laws for final round matches are contained within the Special Match Rules in the Association Handbook. Please read them before the game.

Take heed of these notes.

1. Finals are played over Saturday and Sunday in all sections beginning at 1 o’clock each day. Should play in your match be entirely prevented on the Saturday a one-day match is played on the Sunday starting at 12:30.

2. Apart from starting times games are played under the same rules and conditions as the minor round. Section 1 plays 75 overs. Section 2 down play 60 overs. Section 4 and lower have bowling restrictions.

3. A few teams may play on neutral grounds. On such grounds, the team named first for each fixture is regarded as the home team and they may have some responsibility for setting up the oval. Clubs supplying ovals are expected to supply materials, but circumstances may prevent this. If you are the first named team make sure you have contact with the supplying club to arrange laying the matting, setting the stumps and boundary and using dressing rooms. In addition, it is wise for all teams to carry spare stumps, bails and boundary markers in case of emergency.

4. At the February delegates meeting volunteers will form a Finals Committee which will act under the authority of the Executive Committee to allot games to venues and appoint umpires.

5. Experienced players not taking part in finals are needed to umpire games. Contact the Umpire Director with available players. Umpires will be paid $80 per day by the Association by cheque or direct deposit. Payments should arrive in the mail by the end of the week following the grand final. Enter a report on the umpires in the Captains Report on MyCricket by Monday afternoon.

6. Should weather delay or interrupt play, consult Special Match Rules 6 and 7. Some situations can become very complex. It is the umpires' duty to make decisions on the fitness of the ground for play and to decide on the way the game will proceed. 41 A game is drawn where the first innings will be compulsorily closed with less than 20 overs.

7. An outright result overrides a 1st innings lead, however a final match can be concluded at any time if both captains agree that no further result is possible. At the end of the first day’s play, if a result appears imminent both captains can agree to extend play for 7 overs.

8. Read the rules for player qualification for finals in Special Match Rule 5 Sides. Any team which plays an unqualified player without a permit for finals will forfeit the match. Any players with dual registration who have played games in another association this season need a finals permit.

9. We would appreciate both sides visiting http://mycricket.cricket.com.au/ Saturday night to enter progress scores so their supporters and others can see the state of the match. Both sides must visit the website by midday Monday to enter, confirm or dispute the result of the match, enter player scores and complete the Umpire Assessments.

10. Make sure you treat the oval the way it should be treated. We will want to use it again next year. We will fine clubs up to $200 if they or their supporters leave litter or disregard rules for use.

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THE

ADELAIDE AND SUBURBAN

CRICKET ASSOCIATION

INCORPORATED

(Established 1899)

CONSTITUTION

and

SPECIAL MATCH RULES

(Revised for Season 2018 - 2019) — oOo —

THE ADELAIDE AND SUBURBAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Constitution and Special Match Rules

(Adopted - August, 1977)

NAME 1. The name of the Association shall be "The Adelaide and Suburban Cricket Association Incorporated". OBJECTS 2. The objects of "The Adelaide and Suburban Cricket Association Incorporated" hereinafter referred to as the "Association" shall be:- (a) The encouragement and improvement of the game of Cricket. (b) The management and control of matches both between affiliated Clubs and against teams representing other registered Associations. (c) The promotion of good fellowship between affiliated Clubs. (d) The settlement of all matters and disputes that may arise in matches or between affiliated Clubs. POWERS 3. In pursuance of its Objects and without in any way limiting the same, the Association shall have the following powers:- (a) To purchase, take on lease or in exchange, hire or otherwise acquire and hold any real or personal property including any rights or privileges in relation thereto. (b) To erect buildings and to renovate, repair, reconstruct, alter, improve, add to and demolish any buildings or structures now or hereafter vested in the Association. 44 (c) To sell, exchange, lease, let, mortgage, pledge, hire, lend, dispose of, turn to account, give or otherwise deal with all or any part of the real and personal property of the Association. (d) To conduct appeals for funds and to accept donations whether of real or personal estate and devises and bequests. (e) To raise or borrow money and secure the repayment thereof in such manner as the Association or the Committee of Management thinks fit with power to issue debentures, grant mortgages, charges or securities upon or charging all or any of the property real or personal both present and future of the Association and to redeem or pay off either wholly or in part any existing or future security. (f) To enter into contracts on behalf of the Association. (g) To invest In the name of the Association the whole or any such portion of such funds of the Association not immediately required for the purposes of the Association in any securities or in any such manner as may from time to time be determined by the Committee of Management.

(h) To appoint, employ and in its discretion pay Officers, Agents and Servants and the

same to dismiss or suspend.

(i) To grant honoraria as deemed fitting, the amounts of which shall be fixed at the Annual General Meeting. (i) To make by-laws, rules or regulations, to rescind, suspend in particular cases or alter regulations and other provisions for the due management of the Association and for regulating and defining the duties, control and conduct of persons in the employ of the Association.

(k) To penalise, fine, suspend, ban or otherwise deal with any Player, Umpire, Club or

Club Official as defined and provided for in the relative Sections of this Constitution

or Special Match Rules as the Association, Executive Committee or the duly

elected Tribunal deems fit.

(I) To set Club Subscriptions, Nomination Fees and Handbook Levies as defined in Section 24 dealing with Subscriptions. (m) To apply for, obtain and renew from time to time registration or licences under any

Act requiring registration or licensing.

(n) To affiliate with or grant affiliation to or collaborate with an association or body, (not

being an association or body formed for the purpose of securing pecuniary profit to

its members from its transactions) the objects of which are in accord with those of

this Association. 45 (o) To assist in the general management of the Association, the Committee of Management may appoint itself or authorise the Executive Committee to appoint such special sub-committees as either or both may deem necessary from time to time and may delegate all or any of their powers to any such sub-committees. The President and Secretary shall be ex-officio members of all such sub-committees. (p) To Indemnify an Officer of the Association as defined in Section 8 of this Constitution who acts in good faith and within scope of his duties or what he believes to be so, against any claim, liability, loss or damage which he may suffer or undergo in consequence of any act, omission, error or oversight on his part. (q) To perform and generally to do all such other things as may be deemed to be

conducive or Incidental to the attainment of all or any of the Objects of the

Association.

COLOURS 4. The colours of the Association shall be Brown and Turquoise Blue. MEMBERSHIP 5. All bona fide members and registered players (as defined in Section 29) of the affiliated Clubs, Officers of the Association and Life Members of the Association shall be deemed to be Members of this Association. LIFE MEMBERSHIP 6. (a) The Association shall have the power to elect Honorary Life Members. Such membership shall only be awarded to those members who have rendered special service to the Association in furthering its objects and only to those members who have been nominated previously for such Life Membership at a meeting of the Executive Committee. (b) Life Members shall only be elected at the Annual General Meeting and such election must be carried by a majority of at least two-thirds of those present and entitled to vote in terms of Section 17(b). (c) The Association shall award Playing Life Membership in recognition of any player or umpire whose total matches played or umpired reaches 250. Such award does not confer voting rights at meetings CONSTITUENT OR AFFILIATED CLUBS 7. The Association shall consist of such affiliated Clubs, hereinafter referred to as "Clubs", as the Annual General Meeting may deem fit to admit to membership. Such admission shall only be decided upon at the Annual General Meeting. OFFICERS AND AUDITORS 8. The Officers of the Association and the Auditors as listed hereunder shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting, shall hold office until their successors are appointed (except where dismissed as defined in Section 3(h)) and they shall be eligible for re- election:- (a) Patron(s) (b) President (c) Vice-President(s) (d) Secretary (e) Assistant Secretary 46 (f) Treasurer (g) Two Auditors (not necessarily Members of the Association) (h) Members of the Executive Committee (i) Any other Officers such as Delegates, Selectors or Publicity Officers as is deemed necessary. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 9. (a) The Executive Committee shall consist of up to 14 members and include any President, Vice-President(s), Secretary, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer elected. A vacancy in the Executive committee can be filled by a nomination from the Executive committee that is supported by a vote at a Committee of Management meeting. The Executive Committee shall have the power to appoint sub- committees from its members. (b) The Executive Committee shall meet at such times as is deemed necessary by either the President or the Secretary, and a majority of members on the Executive Committee shall form a quorum. MANAGEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATION 10. (a) The Association shall be under the control of a Committee of Management, and such Committee shall be composed of two delegates from each team from all Clubs together with the President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer and Life Members of the Association. (b) The President shall not be a delegate of any Club. (c) Meetings of the Committee of Management are defined in Sections 15 and 16. MEETINGS 11. (a) The Annual General Meeting of the Association shall be held during the month of August or any earlier month as deemed necessary by the Executive Committee. (b) Such meeting shall be convened by the Secretary who shall give not less than ten (10) days' notice in writing to the Secretary of each Club and to all Officers and Life Members of the Association. 12. At the Annual General Meeting, the Secretary shall arrange an Agenda to cover, among other items:- (a) The reading of the Annual Report presented by the Secretary. (b) The presentation of a duly audited Financial Statement by the Treasurer. (c) The annual election of Officers and Auditors (as defined in Section 8). (d) The election of any Life Members (as provided for in Section 6). (e) The consideration of Notices of Motion and amendments to the Constitution. (f) The presentation of Premiership Certificates, Trophies etc. (as defined in Section 33) unless already presented at a special Presentation Meeting. (g) To deal with any other items of General Business in accordance with the Constitution of the Association. 13. A Special General Meeting shall be called by the President or the Secretary, and only called for a special purpose and only on the receipt of a written request signed by not less than ten(10) delegates representing at least five (5) Clubs. 14. At such Special General Meeting, the following matters shall apply:- (a) The written request as defined in Section 13 shall state the purpose for which the meeting is to be called. 47 (b) Such meeting shall be held within twenty-eight (28) days of the receipt by the Association Secretary of the written request. (c) The Secretary shall give not less than ten (10) days' notice in writing of such meeting to the Secretary of each Club and to all Officers and Life Members of the Association. (d) Such meeting shall consider only the matter(s) set out in the Notice of Meeting, and no other matter(s) shall be considered. 15. (a) The Committee of Management as defined In Section 10 shall meet on dates to be determined by the Executive Committee each month during the cricket season and at any other time or times deemed necessary either by the Executive Committee, the President or the Secretary. (b) The President or the Secretary shall also call a meeting of the Committee of Management on the receipt of a written request signed by not less than ten (10) delegates representing at least five (5) Clubs. 16. The following provisions shall apply to a meeting of the Committee of Management:- (a) The Secretary shall give not less than two (2) days' notice in writing of each such meeting to the Secretary of each Club. (b) Each team from all Clubs is entitled to be represented by two delegates who are each entitled to vote on matters. (c) A majority of Clubs shall be represented to form a quorum.

VOTING AT MEETINGS 17. (a) At all Annual and Special General Meetings, all Members of the Association as defined in Section 5 of the Constitution shall be entitled to attend. (b) Voting at such General Meetings however, shall be restricted to two delegates from each team from all Clubs and such delegates together with the Association Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer and Life Members present shall each have one vote. (c) At General Meetings, twenty (20) persons entitled to vote as defined in the aforesaid Clause (b) shall form a quorum. (d) The same voting rights as defined in the aforesaid Clause (b) shall apply to the meetings of the Committee of Management. (e) At such General Meetings and Meetings of the Committee of Management, the President shall have a casting vote only. (f) In the absence of the President or a Vice-President at such General Meetings or at the monthly meetings of the Committee of Management, a delegate shall be appointed to act as Chairman, and such delegate (or Vice-President delegating for a Club) shall in that event have both a deliberative as well as a casting vote. (g) Voting at all Meetings shall be by a show of hands unless a ballot be demanded by not less than five (5) of the delegates present, (h) Except where otherwise provided in the Constitution, resolutions shall be carried at all Meetings by a simple majority. ATTENDANCE AT MEETINGS 18. Every Club must be represented at each Annual or Special General Meeting and every Meeting of the Committee of Management, and any Club not represented at such meetings shall be fined and the amounts of such fines for non-attendance are listed in 48 Schedule "A" of this Constitution. Any Club not represented at three (3) meetings from July one year though to March at the end of the season shall have six (6) points subtracted from each of its teams’ premiership points. THE SECRETARY 19. The duties of the Secretary shall be:- (a) To duly call all Meetings. (b) To keep minutes of all Meetings. (c) To be responsible for the receipt and dispatch of all correspondence of the Association. (d) To conduct the business affairs of the Association. (e) To furnish an Annual Report on the year's activities of the Association at each Annual General Meeting. (f) To carry out any other duties as directed from time to time by the Committee of Management. THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY 20. The Assistant Secretary shall act and assist the Secretary as required and directed by the Secretary. THE TREASURER 21. The duties of the Treasurer shall be:- (a) To be responsible for the receipt and control of all the revenue of the Association. (b) To lodge all money received to the credit of the Association's Bank Account(s). (c) To make payments necessary for the running of the Association at the direction of the Executive and report any payments made at each meeting of the Committee of Management. (d) To keep correct accounts and books covering the financial affairs of the Association. (e) To furnish as at 31 May each year an audited Financial Statement of the Association's affairs at each Annual General Meeting. BANK AUTHORITIES 22. The Executive Committee will appoint at least 4 signatories to the Association’s accounts. Payments and transfers from and between any Association Bank Accounts may be made by cheque, in-person withdrawal or electronically. Cheques and in- person withdrawals will be signed by at least 2 of the signatories. Electronic Banking transfers or payments will only be made with approval of at least one other member of Executive. All signatories are to inspect the state of the account regularly and share it with other members of the Executive Committee. THE COMMON SEAL 23. (a) The Association shall provide a Common Seal and the Secretary shall be responsible for the safe custody of the Common Seal of the Association. (b) There shall be six (6) Sealholders who shall consist of:- President, Secretary, Treasurer and three (3) others, and such other three (3) Sealholders are to be appointed by the Executive Committee from members of such Committee. (c) The Common Seal shall not be used or affixed to any deed, instrument or document, except by virtue of a resolution passed by the Committee of Management or at a General Meeting, and then only affixed in the presence of any three (3) of the Sealholders who shall attest in the following manner every deed, instrument or document to which the Common Seal Is affixed:- 49 "The Common Seal of The Adelaide and ) Suburban Cricket Association Incorporated was ) ...... ………...... by virtue of a resolution duly passed hereunto ) ...... affixed this ...... day of...... ) ...... in the presence of 3 Sealholders.” ) SUBSCRIPTIONS 24. (a) Each Club shall subscribe annually towards the funds of the Association as listed in Schedule "A" of this Constitution, according to the number of teams nominated, and the amount of such subscription shall only be varied at an Annual General Meeting. (b) Newly affiliated Clubs shall pay a Nomination Fee (which Includes the Annual Club Subscription to cover the new Club's first team for the first season) as listed in Schedule "A" of this Constitution, and such fee shall only be varied at an Annual General Meeting. (c) In addition to such annual subscription for club affiliation and nomination fee for new Clubs, the Association may at its discretion at the Annual General Meeting set an additional levy for each team to defray the cost of the Official Handbooks issued. (d) Clubs must carry suitable insurance cover. This may be arranged and paid through the Association. (e) Such annual subscription, nomination fee, insurance premium and additional levy shall be paid to the Treasurer on or before the thirty-first day of October in each season. Any Club not having paid the annual subscription, nomination fee or additional levy by the date specified above shall be fined and the amount of such fine for non-payment is listed in Schedule "A" of this Constitution. (f) Any Club not having paid the annual subscription, nomination fee,insurance premium or additional levy by the thirtieth day of November shall also have its team(s) lose all points gained to that date and scored thereafter until such annual subscription, nomination fee or additional levy and fine imposed as in (d) above be paid. (g) Where clubs notify the Association that they are having difficulty finding all funds so early in the season they can pay half the amount owing by 31st October and the remainder by 31st December. Any club not financial by 31 December will lose all premiership points from all teams and not score any until they are. PROGRAMME ARRANGEMENTS 25. The commencing date of each season and the arrangement of all matches in the programme shall be decided by the Executive Committee. 26. (a) Matches will be played as two-day or one-day games in a format broadly agreed by the Committee of management voting at the AGM. (b) The Executive Committee may declare a day's play cancelled or abandoned due to inclement weather or other emergency. In this event, such remaining day of a two- day fixture shall be deemed to be a one-day match and shall be played as such. (c) Clubs may choose to nominate teams for competitions where the Executive experiments with different arrangements or organises extra competitions. Rules will be drawn up by The Executive Committee. 27. (a) The Umpires are responsible for the conduct of and are to be in complete control of all matches as defined in the Laws of Cricket. (b) The appointment of Umpires for the Association shall rest entirely with the Executive Committee, but where no Official Umpire(s) is/are appointed to a match, 50 it will be the responsibility of the opposing Captains to select suitable Umpires from their own experienced players. 28. Teams are encouraged to play a second innings where possible, but a match may be decided on the first innings. REGISTERED PLAYER 29. (a) A bona fide or registered player of a Club as provided for in Section 5 - Membership, is a player who has taken part in a match and had his name and details of his part in the match entered in the appropriate match report and one whose following details have been submitted in the appropriate way.  Full Name  Address  Date of Birth (b) Any Club that has not registered a player by midday the day following the end of a match played shall be fined, and the amount of such fine for non-registration is listed in Schedule "A" of this Constitution. (c) Every Club shall keep a register of all its playing members listing their full names, addresses (and dates of birth of players under twenty-one years of age) and such register of players shall be available for production at all times as requested by the Association. PERMITS 30. (a) No player who has played with any Club in this Association or any grade of any other Cricket Association shall play with any Club in this Association without first obtaining a permit from the Executive Committee. (b) If a Club disbands during a season, no player or players of such Club shall play with any other Club in this Association without first obtaining a permit from the Executive Committee. (c) Every application for a permit must be signed by the applicant and confirmed by the Secretary of the Club with which the applicant desires to play. A clearance must be obtained from the Club with which the applicant was previously registered as a player. (d) No player of any Club in this Association will be granted a clearance if he is in arrears with his Club's subscription or for any other indebtedness, and the clearance will not be considered until such arrears are paid. (e) No permits will be granted by the Executive Committee on or after the first day of February in each season. (f) Any Club playing a person requiring, but not having first obtained a permit or clearance as defined in the foregoing Clauses shall be deemed to have lost the match or matches in which such player has played and that Club shall forfeit all points. The Club's opponents in each instance shall be deemed to have won such match or matches and in each match shall be awarded points as allotted for a first innings win, (or retain its winning points, whichever are the higher). (g) Any player deliberately furnishing incorrect particulars to his Club Secretary or taking part in a match knowing of his need to obtain a permit to play in such match shall be liable to suspension by the Association. INFRINGEMENTS OF RULES, DISPUTES AND PROTESTS 31. (a) The Executive Committee, upon receipt of any report or protest from any officiating Umpire, whether appointed by the Executive Committee or not, or a report or 51 protest from any Officer of this Association, or Secretary or Captain of any Club, shall enquire into and consider any infringement of the Rules of this Association or the Laws of Cricket by or the conduct of any Player, Umpire, Club or Club Official in connection with any match or result of any match. (b) The Executive Committee may deal with such Player, Umpire, Club or Club Official and settle such dispute or protest by the setting of any penalty, fine, suspension or ban in a manner which the Committee may deem fit. The decision of the Executive Committee in all infringements, disputes and protests shall be final. (c) The Executive Committee may refer any such aforesaid infringement by or conduct of any Player, Umpire, Club or Club Official or any dispute or protest in connection with any match to a Tribunal. (d) Such Tribunal shall consist of any three members of the Executive Committee, and shall be appointed from time to time by the President of the Association, or in his absence, by a Vice-President. (e) The Tribunal shall have the same powers as conferred on the Executive Committee and set out in the aforesaid Clause (b), and the decision of the Tribunal in all infringements, disputes and protests shall be final. (f) Umpires are asked to submit a report on each match detailing the conduct of players, penalties they have imposed, other incidents and the state of the ground. Each can be labelled “for urgent attention” or “for information” to guide the Executive Committee in how to proceed. Where incidents are labelled “for urgent attention” Players and Captains should where possible be notified before leaving the ground and a Tribunal will be formed as soon as practicable to enquire into the incident and make a decision. (g) Captains are asked to submit reports on matches detailing instances of poor conduct, problems in the conduct of a match or disputes on the result of a match. Each can be labelled “for urgent attention” or “for information” to guide the Executive in how to proceed. Where incidents are labelled “for urgent attention” players, captains and umpires should where possible be notified before leaving the ground and a Tribunal will be formed as soon as practicable to enquire into the incident and make a decision. (h) Reports labelled “for urgent attention” must reach the Secretary as soon as possible after the incident. (i) Where a club has reported an opposition player or club by email or text by 7 pm the day following the end of the match the report will be forwarded to the reported club by 7 pm the next day. If that club has not responded in 48 hours then the Executive or a tribunal will proceed to set penalties in their absence. FINES 32. (a) All fines imposed on a Club for any infringements of the Constitution of this Association as set out in the foregoing Sections or under the Special Match Rules shall be paid within one month from date of imposition. Failure to comply with this rule may result in a Club or Player being deprived of the privileges of Membership. (b) The Association Secretary shall forthwith notify the Secretary of any Club concerned of such fines imposed. (c) The amounts of all fines are listed in Schedule "A" of this Constitution, and may only be varied at the Annual General Meeting. 52 (d) The only right of appeal to vary or waive any fines or penalties, where extenuating circumstances can be shown to exist or to have existed, shall be through the Executive Committee. TROPHIES 33. (a) The Association shall award Trophies and Premiership Certificates annually at the Presentation Meeting held after the conclusion of each season or at the Annual General Meeting. (b) The selection of Trophy winners shall rest with the Executive Committee, using information compiled by the Secretary and others gained from the Website, Club Secretaries and Umpires. The Executive Committee will use its discretion in awarding Trophies and disqualify any player found guilty of poor conduct during the season. (c) The Secretary will select the trophies to be awarded. The awarding of any additional or special Trophies will be approved by the Committee of Management. (d) (i) The following named Trophies shall be awarded:- Highest aggregates achieved by a player in Sections 1-3 Batting: Ray Webb Memorial Trophy Bowling: Joe Heptinstall Trophy Highest aggregates achieved by a player in Sections 4 and onwards Batting: Ron. Halliday Trophy Bowling: Frank Gray Memorial Trophy. (ii) The batsman and bowler of each Section with the highest aggregates at the end of the minor round matches shall be eligible for Trophies. (iii) The player in each section who gains the highest number of fielding votes during the minor round matches, as noted on the Official Database, on the basis of two points for a first vote and one point for a second vote shall be eligible to receive the "Bert Crowhurst Memorial Fielding Trophy," for that section (iv)The wicket-keeper in each section who gains the highest number of votes during the minor round matches, as noted on the Official Database, using the rating from 0 to 5, shall be eligible to receive the "Jim Coulls Memorial Wicket- keeping Trophy," for that section. (v) The Hewett Medal shall be awarded to a player in Section 1 and The Zadow Medal shall be awarded to a player in Section 2. Awards are for the best and fairest player in these grades as voted by the umpires in the minor rounds. Any player found guilty of an offence during the season shall be ineligible. (vi) The players in the team that is declared Premier in each section shall receive an award commemorating their achievement.

ALTERATIONS TO THE CONSTITUTION OR SPECIAL MATCH RULES 34 (a) No repeal of or alteration to or amendment of this Constitution or the Special Match Rules shall be made except at the Annual General Meeting or at a Special General Meeting to be called for that specific purpose. 53 (b) Such repeal, alteration or amendment can only be discussed at a General Meeting provided the proposed repeal, alteration or amendment has been given by a Notice of Motion. (c) Such Notice of Motion shall be forwarded in writing and must be received by the Secretary of the Association not less than twenty-one (21) days before the General Meeting. (d) The Association Secretary shall give not less than ten (10) days' notice in writing of the Notice of Motion to the Secretary of each Club, and to all Officers and Life Members of the Association. (e) Notices of Motion to repeal, alter or amend the Constitution or Special Match Rules will only be received from Clubs or from the Executive Committee. (f) No such resolution to repeal, alter or amend shall be deemed to have been passed unless it be carried by a majority of at least two-thirds of those present and entitled to vote in terms of Section 17(b). WINDING UP THE ASSOCIATION 35. (a) In the event of the Association becoming inactive and no longer able to pursue the Objects as defined in Section 2 of this Constitution, the Association may be wound up or dissolved, after due Notice of Motion, by a resolution passed at an Annual General Meeting or at a Special General Meeting called for that specific purpose. (b) No such resolution to dissolve the Association shall be deemed to have been passed unless it be carried by a majority of at least two-thirds of those present and entitled to vote in terms of Section 17(b). (c) After the discharge of all Association liabilities, the General Meeting shall authorise the disbursement of all Association assets both real and personal in accordance with the said Objects. REPEAL OF PREVIOUS CONSTITUTION AND SPECIAL MATCH RULES 36. All former Constitutions and Special Match Rules are repealed, but this repeal shall not prejudice or change anything done or commenced or relieve any Player, Umpire, Club or Club Official from any penalty, fine, suspension or ban already imposed on the said Player, Umpire, Club or Club Official under the Constitution and Special Match Rules of The Adelaide and Suburban Cricket Association. INTERPRETATION OF CONSTITUTION AND SPECIAL MATCH RULES 37. (a) The Executive Committee shall be the sole authority for the interpretation of Sections and Clauses in this Constitution and Special Match Rules and its decisions shall be final. (b) Any matter not covered by this Constitution and the Special Match Rules shall be left in the hands of the Executive Committee. (c) Although decisions of Tribunals and the Executive are final, the Executive will reconsider matters where a club, player or official can offer new evidence or an aspect of the matter not previously considered. 54

SPECIAL MATCH RULES Playing Laws 1. (a) All matches arranged as defined in Sections 25-28 of the Constitution of this Association shall be played in accordance with the Laws of Cricket as laid down by the Marylebone Cricket Club and Experimental Laws as adopted by the Australian Cricket Board and recommended by the South Australian Cricket Association with exception of any Special Match Rule added for the particular benefit of this Association. (b) In matches played on hard wickets, any ball pitching on the edge of the pitch, shall be deemed "dead"; one wide will be recorded and no other runs or extras will be allowed. (c) Captains may not elect to declare an innings closed so as to create a draw or tie. (d) Bowlers in two-day matches in Sections 4 and lower shall be limited to the bowling of fifteen (15) overs in an innings. (e) Penalty Time as described in MCC Law 24 and 25 will be limited to 30 minutes for two-day and one-day matches. All penalty time is extinguished at the end of a day’s play. (f) All full tosses over waist height of the striker standing upright at the popping crease are No Balls. The bowler will not be warned or face any other action for balls that slip out of the hand and pass the batsman harmlessly or slow full tosses above waist height. Quicker full tosses over waist height from a fast or slow bowler that are directed towards the body or head of the striker will incur a final warning and any repetition removal from bowling. Playing Surface 2. In all matches the pitch will be turf or a concrete strip covered with artificial grass or carpet glued or pegged in place or other material approved by the Association. The minimum width of the pitch is 1.4 metres. Boundaries 3. (a) The boundaries at each ground will be defined by markers at intervals of not more than 20 metres. Where possible a physical line should join the makers to delineate the boundary. In the absence of a physical line the actual boundary will be the straight line between the markers. The boundary must be at least one metre inside any fence, wall, tree, goalpost, drain, path, or other obstacle at the edge of the playing arena. (b) Before the start of play umpires and opposing captains will agree on the boundary and on any fixed objects within the boundary. The Pitch 4. (a) Each club will ensure bowling and popping creases are maintained suitably. (b) Each club will ensure grass is tidied to the edge of concrete pitches. 55

(c) Each club will ensure stump-holes in concrete pitches are kept filled with suitable soil. Sides 5. (a) Before tossing for the first innings, each Captain shall nominate his players by passing a list with their names and initials to the other Captain. (b) At that time for a two-day match a Captain may note on the list two players who will be absent for day two and a twelfth and thirteenth players who shall replace them from the conclusion of the first day’s play. Each replaced player shall have a specific replacement. The replacement player shall take part in the match as if he were the replaced player, completing his innings or any over in progress if necessary. None of the replaced or replacement players shall take part in any other match during that round. (c) No player other than those so named, except substitute fieldsmen, shall be allowed to participate in the match. (d) A player must first qualify to take part in final round matches by playing at least four minor round matches for his Club in the current season. However, should a player not have played the necessary four matches, a permit in certain circumstances may be granted by the Executive Committee. (e) A player shall not be eligible to play in a final round match in a Section unless at least half of his minor round matches have been played in that team or lower teams, unless, under certain circumstances, he is granted a permit by the Executive Committee – see (f) below. (f) However, where a Club has consecutive teams playing in a final round, it may interchange eligible players for any of its consecutive teams, e.g. If teams "A", "B", "C" and "E" are in the finals, there may be free movement of selection between teams "A", "B" and "C". Should team "B" not reach the Grand Final (or team "A" loses the semi-final in an "A”/”B" situation) then this Clause will cease to apply to the remaining team(s). (g) Players who are replaced under part (b) above and their replacements shall have such games counted as one whole for finals qualification. (h) Any player with dual registration who has played games in another association during the year needs a permit to play finals in this association. Relevant to the granting of the permit will be the number and timing of games played for each association, the grades played, the section of the anticipated finals and the reason for the dual registration. (i) Any Club playing an ineligible player in a match will lose the match and all Premiership points from the match. The other team will win the match and be awarded points for a first innings win or retain their winning points. The Executive may also decide on additional penalties against the Captain, Players or club where the breach of the rules is negligent or deliberate. Players may be ineligible because they are not appropriately named before the toss, lack a permit or clearance under Constitution Section 30 or are unqualified for a final.

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Hours of Play 2-Day Matches 6. (a) (i) Minor Round - Section 1. During daylight saving, play will commence each Saturday at 1:00 p.m. If there is no daylight saving, play will commence each Saturday at 12:30 p.m. (ii) Minor Round - Sections 2 and lower. Play will commence each Saturday at 1:30 p.m. (iii) Finals – Section 1 During daylight saving, play will commence each Saturday and Sunday at 1.00 p.m. If there is no daylight saving, play will commence on any such Saturday or Sunday at 12:30 p.m. (iv) Finals – Sections 2 and lower. Play will commence each Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 p.m. (b) Umpires and Captains are to ensure that any late start is reported to the Association Secretary with an explanation for the delay. (c) The Club whose team is unable or refuses to commence play on time shall be fined the amount listed in Schedule "A" of the Constitution. (d) (i) Section 1. Stumps shall be drawn after the bowling of seventy-five (75) overs. On day two where an outright result appears possible stumps shall be drawn after eighty (80) overs. (ii) Sections 2 and lower. Stumps shall be drawn after the bowling of sixty (60) overs. On day two where an outright result appears possible stumps shall be drawn after sixty five (65) overs. (iii) Finals Stumps will be drawn as above for finals matches except that at the end of the first day where a result appears imminent both captains can agree to continue play for up to 7 overs. Should a result not be achieved these overs will be taken from the next day’s quota. (e) As soon as it becomes apparent the team batting first will have to declare having faced less than twenty (20) overs the game will be abandoned as a draw. (f) Each day the number of overs to be bowled shall be reduced by two (2) overs for each change of innings unless the change of innings occurs during the tea break. Where inclement weather delays or interrupts play, the first 30 minutes shall cause no reduction in the number of overs to be bowled but thereafter the number of overs to be bowled shall be reduced by one (1) over for each whole four-minute period lost. See SMR 7 (b) (g) When fifteen (15) overs or less remain to be bowled on the second day of a minor round match or at any time of a final round match, where no chance of an outright result seems possible, the game may be called off with agreement by both Captains without the need to complete the overs. 57

(h) Should play on day one be entirely prevented by adverse weather conditions, the match shall become a one-day game to be played under Special Match Rule 8. Declarations 2-Day Matches 7. (a) When stumps are drawn on Day one, the team which bats first shall declare its first innings closed if it has not been dismissed, except where the allocated overs have not been bowled. (b) (i) Where the allocated overs have not been bowled on Day one, the team batting first, if not dismissed, may continue batting on the second day. First any incomplete over from Day one will be completed. The team may then continue batting for half the number of overs lost with any half over completed. Should this extra batting time be further delayed or interrupted by inclement weather best efforts will be made to divide the available overs for the match evenly between the teams. If the compulsory closure will limit the innings to less than twenty (20) overs, the game will be a draw. (ii) The final over which results in a change of innings shall be deemed to be a completed over, irrespective of the number of fair deliveries bowled. (c) (i) After a compulsory closure of an innings the team batting second shall also declare its innings closed after the bowling of the same number of overs. The team scoring the higher number of runs is the winner on the first innings. (ii) Where a team batting first is dismissed or declares before a compulsory declaration is enforced the team batting second is entitled to receive at least as many overs as received by the team that batted first but may continue batting until stumps on the second day. A draw on the first innings will only result if interruptions to play prevent the team batting second receiving at least as many overs as the team batting first. One-day Matches 8. (a) One-day matches will commence at 12:30 p.m. The time for the drawing of stumps is nominally set at 6:00 p.m. If there is no Daylight Saving the One- day match commences at 12 noon and should complete by 5:30 pm. (b) Each team when batting, if not dismissed, shall close its Innings compulsorily after the completion of the bowling of forty (40) overs. (c) In each innings, the scorers shall notify the Umpires by a clear signal at the end of the thirty-fifth (35th) over and the Umpires shall in turn notify the Captain of the fielding side and the batsmen that five (5) overs remain in the innings. (d) The team scoring the higher number of runs shall win on the first innings. (e) (i) In matches where the start of play is delayed or the innings of the team batting first is interrupted by inclement weather the number of overs to be bowled before invoking the compulsory closure shall be decreased by one (1) over for each whole eight (8) minute period lost. When the 58

number of overs available for the innings is less than twenty (20) overs the match will be abandoned as a draw. (ii) In matches where there is an interruption during the innings of the team batting second, the match will be a draw unless either side can force a win by 6:30 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. if there is no Daylight Saving. (f) Bowlers in one-day matches shall be limited to eight (8) overs in each innings. (g) A first innings result is an end to the match. Excessively Hot Weather 9. Play will be abandoned on any day where the forecast maximum temperature as provided by the Bureau of Meteorology and broadcast by radio stations for the Adelaide City region at 9:00 a.m. is 40 degrees or higher. Tea 10 (a) A Match of seventy five (75) overs each day. A scheduled tea break of fifteen (15) minutes will be taken two and a half hours after the commencement of play. (b) A Match of sixty (60) overs each day. A scheduled tea break of fifteen (15) minutes will be taken two hours after the commencement of play. (c) One-day Matches. A scheduled tea break of fifteen (15) minutes will be taken between innings. (d) Umpires and Captains may agree to take tea after a set number of overs. If they do references in MCC Law 11 (Intervals) to 30 minutes shall become 7 overs and to 3 minutes 1 over.

Players' Attire 11 (a) Each player shall be dressed in correct Cricket attire and no player shall bat or bowl for his team until his dress conforms to this Match Rule. Each player must wear a shirt, trousers or shorts, socks and sports shoes. Players may wear a sweater, hat, club cap or helmet. Apart from the club cap or helmet all are to be white or cream. Approval will be granted by the Executive for a club shirt to be worn with side panels or collars showing club colours and small signs identifying the club or sponsors on the chest or sleeves or across the shoulder blades. Designs must be submitted to the executive for approval. Players are encouraged to wear mostly white shoes however participation will not be limited just because of the colour of shoes. (b) Any Club fielding a player not correctly attired as described in the aforesaid Clause shall be fined, and the amount of such fine is listed in Schedule "A" of the Constitution. (c) The Umpire(s) and Captains shall be responsible for reporting any breach of this rule to the Association Secretary. 59

Premiership Points Table 12 (a) The Premiership Points Table is listed in Schedule "B" of the Constitution and the four teams leading on points in each Section at the completion of the minor round of matches shall compete in a final round of matches to decide the Premiership winners of each Section. Semi-finals -1 v 4; 2 v 3 Final - Winners of the Semi-finals. (b) Teams that the Executive allow to enter the competition after the first round shall only score points for byes or forfeits after they have played. (c) In the event of two or more teams scoring an equal number of points at the end of the minor round, their final positions on the Premiership Table shall be determined by performances. (d) The performance of each team shall be determined by dividing the average number of runs scored by a team per wicket lost by the average number of runs scored against the team per wicket taken. The higher quotient is the better performance. (e) The final positions of all teams below fourth place in each Section shall be as at the end of the minor round of matches. (f) In the event of no play taking place on the day or days allotted for the semi-final or final matches, or of a result not being achieved within the times allowed, or of a tie occurring, the team finishing higher on the Premiership Points Table at the end of the minor round of matches shall be declared the winner of the semi-final or final for that particular Section. Scorebook and Match Reports 13. (a) Both teams will have a team selected at http://mycricket.cricket.com.au/ by 7 pm after the first day of play. (b) At the completion of each day's play, both Captains will verify the scores by comparing each scorebook and on the completion of the match, both Umpires and opposing Captains will sign both scorebooks as evidence of correctness. (c) During the minor round, after the first day of a two-day match a statistician from both sides will visit http://mycricket.cricket.com.au/ by 12 noon on Sunday. If first there, the statistician will enter the progress score for the match including Innings commenced, runs scored, wickets taken, sundries and set the match status as In Progress. The statistician will then proceed to enter batting and bowling scores for his team and other information in the Match scores table. If second there, the statistician will review progress scores and can change any obvious errors or omissions or note them for discussion with the opposition. Make sure the match status is left as In Progress. The statistician will then proceed to enter batting and bowling scores for his team and other information in the Match scores table. 60

(d) During the minor round, after the completion of a match, a statistician from both sides will visit http://mycricket.cricket.com.au/ by 12 noon on Sunday. If first there, the statistician will enter the results for the match including Innings commenced, runs scored, wickets taken, sundries and set the match status to the result of the match. The statistician will then proceed to enter batting and bowling scores for his team and other information in the Match scores table. If second there, the statistician will review the result of the match and confirm or dispute it. The statistician will then proceed to enter batting and bowling scores for his team and other information in the Match scores table. Fielding votes and Keeping votes are to be recorded in the captain’s report. (e) During finals, we would appreciate a side entering the progress score Saturday Night. After the completion of a match, a statistician from both sides will visit http://mycricket.cricket.com.au/ by 12 noon on Monday. If first there, the statistician will enter the results for the match including Innings commenced, runs scored, wickets taken, sundries and set the match status to the result of the match. The statistician will then proceed to enter batting and bowling scores for his team and other information in the Match scores table. If second there, the statistician will review the result of the match and confirm or dispute it. The statistician will then proceed to enter batting and bowling scores for his team and other information in the Match scores table. (f) Any Club whose team fails to name a team or enter results and scores as provided in paragraphs (a), (c), (d) and (e) above shall be fined as listed in Schedule “A” of the Constitution. Any results or scores which remain incomplete for a further month after they are due will cause the club to be fined again. An extra fine will be imposed each month until scores and results are satisfactorily entered. Official Reports 14. (a) At any match where an appointed Umpire officiates, each Captain is responsible for submitting an Umpire report to the Umpire Organiser as appointed by the Executive Committee. The report is due by the Wednesday following completion of the match. (b) Each Club Secretary shall forward a Club Report for insertion in the following season's Handbook, and such Club Report shall be in the hands of the Association Handbook Editor not later than the fifteenth day of May in each year. (c) Any Club, which fails to submit a required Umpire Report or Club Report within the time as provided in the foregoing clauses, shall be fined and the amounts of such fines are listed in Schedule “A” of the Constitution. Any Reports, which remain outstanding for a further month after they are due, 61

will cause the club to be fined again. An extra fine will be imposed each month until reports are satisfactorily submitted. Forfeits 15. (a) A Club must forfeit a match when its team is unable to take the field with at least seven (7) players at the expiry of thirty (30) minutes after the scheduled time for the commencement of play. (b) A Captain may forfeit a match before the expiry of the aforesaid thirty (30) minutes if he is satisfied he cannot possibly have the required minimum number of seven (7) players in attendance. (c) A Club may also give prior notice of forfeit for one of its teams by notice, either written or verbal, to the Association Secretary. (d) In addition to giving such prior notice of forfeit(s) to the Association Secretary, the Club must also advise such prior notice to the Secretary or Captain of the opposing team(s) and the Umpire(s) appointed to such match(es). (e) Where an Official Umpire has been appointed to a match in which a team has forfeited, such team is also responsible for the payment of the Umpiring Fee should such Umpire not be re-appointed to another match that day. (f) If a Club is unable to field one or more teams, then the team(s) forfeiting shall be the lower or lowest graded team(s) of that Club. (g) Any Club whose team forfeits a match shall be fined and the amount of such fine is listed in Schedule "A" of the Constitution. (h) In addition, the Executive Committee may set any extra penalty for such forfeit(s) as it sees fit. (i) A team that forfeits cannot name a side on the website. A team receiving a forfeit must name their side and enter the result of the match as instructed in Special Match Rule 13. Fines 16. All fines imposed for any infringement of the foregoing Special Match Rules are subject to the provisions of Section 32 of the Constitution. — oOo — 62

SCHEDULE "A" Subscription and Nomination Fees Section Annual Club Subscription, (per Team) $ 150.00 24(a) (b) Nomination Fee for a New Club (includes Annual $ 200.00 Subscription for one team) (d) Payment after 31st October – (Per Club) $ 60.00 Fines Section 18 Meeting Non-attendance (per Club) $20.00 Section Non-registration of Player (per Player) $10.00 29(b) Rule 6(c) Late Starting of Match (per Team) $10.00 Rule 11 (b) Incorrect Playing Attire (per Player) $5.00 Rule 13 (f) Team not selected (per team) $20.00 (f) Scores or results not entered on website (per team) $20.00 Rule 14 (c) Umpire Report not submitted $10.00 (c) Club Report not received (per Club) $20.00 Rule 15 (g) Forfeit of Match (per Team) $50.00

OUR ADVERTISERS It is important that all members of our Association should be aware of the fact that the publication of this Handbook has been made possible by our local advertisers. These business people have gone to considerable trouble and expense to see that you have a first-class publication and it is up to all members to do their utmost at all times to support the advertisers in this Handbook. Try to encourage your friends and members of your families to read this book and always remember when calling on an advertiser, to mention to him that you have noticed the advertisement in this Handbook.

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SCHEDULE"B" Premiership Points Table From Special Match Rule 12(a) Points Outright win after a lead on the first innings 11 Outright win after a tie on the first innings 9 Outright win after a loss on the first innings 6 Outright loss after a lead on the first innings 6 Outright loss after a tie on the first innings 3 Outright loss after a loss on the first innings Nil Win on the first innings 6 Loss on the first Innings 1 * Tie on the first innings (each team) 3 * Tie on a completed match with lead on the 1st innings 9 * Tie on a completed match with tie on the 1st innings (each team) 6 * Tie on a completed match with loss on the 1st innings 3 + Drawn match (each team) 3 Team forfeiting match Nil Team receiving forfeit 6 Bye 6 *(A first Innings tie shall be recorded in the event that each team scores the same number of runs in the first innings, provided that the innings of the team batting second is completed. An outright tie shall be recorded in the event that each team scores the same number of runs in a match played beyond the first innings, provided that the final innings of the match is completed.) +(A match Is drawn where no decision has been reached in a two-day match on the first innings, and matches abandoned before a decision has been reached on the first innings due to inclement weather, condition of ground or light.)

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Scoring A neat accurate scorebook is essential though it is not always given the attention it deserves until something goes wrong. You cannot claim a win if the scorebook doesn’t show you have and matches have been awarded to oppositions where scorebooks are too untidy to be reliable. With a complete neatly filled in scorebook a whole innings can be reconstructed to identify errors. Space is limited so make sure you have a fine pen or sharp pencil and spares. Sit next to the other scorer and compare books frequently. Every delivery needs to be recorded against the bowler (except balls called dead before they reach the batsman.) Runs need to be awarded to the batsman and the bowler and added to the tally. Use a continuous line for 2s, 3s, 4s etc so the order and number of these scores can be checked later if necessary. The main problem with recording runs is a lapse of concentration. If you are going to be responsible for scoring work hard at it and talk through everything with the other scorer. Sundries and wickets cause most difficulties and many scorers have developed different symbols. It is most important that one system is used throughout an innings and notes may be entered in the margin to help.

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Our suggestions are:-

Sundries Tally Bowling Byes Number in BYES Continuous line in Dot to bowler. tally. Leg Byes Number in LEG Continuous line in Dot to bowler. BYES tally. Wide - batsmen 1 in WIDES Cross off next + to bowler; counts don’t run. number in tally. as one run. Wide - batsmen Number in WIDES Continuous line in + to bowler with a complete runs. for completed runs tally for runs dot in a corner for plus one. completed plus each run one. completed; counts as one run for each dot plus one run for the +. Wide - Striker 1 in WIDES Cross off next +w to bowler. i.e. + stumped number in tally. with a w in a corner; counts as one run No Ball batsmen 1 in NO BALLS Cross off next O to bowler; counts don’t run. number in tally. as one run. No Ball batsmen 1 in NO BALLS, Continuous line in O to bowler; counts run byes. completed runs in tally for completed as one run. BYES runs plus one. No Ball striker hits 1 in NO BALLS Continuous line in O to bowler with ball and batsmen tally for completed number of runs complete runs. runs plus one. completed inside; Runs completed counts as runs awarded to completed plus one batsman. run for O. Wicket that is W to bowler. credited to the bowler

If a batsman is run out on a wide or no ball or fair delivery, follow the procedures above for completed runs. Then close the runout batsman’s innings. The wicket is not credited to the bowler. Once there are wides and no balls, more than 6 deliveries need to be marked in the box for an over. Try to allow for this possibility as you start each over. If it becomes too much for one box, overflow into the next box and remember to account for it when finalising the innings and counting the bowler’s overs and maidens.

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New Law 42 Players’ Conduct The 2017 Code of MCC Laws has included a new Law 42 Players’ Conduct. It details 4 levels of misconduct and action to be taken by umpires. Please find the MCC Laws at https://www.lords.org/mcc/laws-of-cricket/laws/ Here is a summary of the 4 levels. Level 1 – mistreating ground or equipment, dissent, offensive language or gestures, appealing excessively or aggressively. A Level 1 offence will as a first offense earn a final warning with a five run penalty to follow a recurrence. The one warning applies to the whole team for the remainder of the match. Level 2 – serious dissent, inappropriate deliberate physical contact, inappropriately and dangerously throwing the ball, seriously offensive language or gestures. Serious dissent is loud, prolonged, repeated or aggressive. A Level 2 offence will earn an immediate five run penalty and any repetitions further 5 run penalties. Level 3 – Intimidating an umpire or threatening to assault a player or anyone else at the game. A level 3 offence will earn a suspension from the game for 10 overs (1-day game 8 overs) as well as a 5 run penalty. A suspended fielder cannot be replaced. A batsman is retired not out. Level 4 –threatening or making inappropriate deliberate physical contact with an umpire, assaulting a player or any other act of violence. A Level 4 offence will earn a suspension from playing the rest of the match and a 5 run penalty. A fielder cannot be replaced by a sub-fielder. For the players current or future innings he will be retired out. Any replacement players under SMR 5 (b) will also be suspended as the person they replace. Any use of Law 42 will be reported to the Association Executive who may impose a further penalty. Appointed independent umpires will use these measures as they interpret them and the behaviours that they observe. In matches with no appointed umpire Captains need to cooperate in the conduct of the match.

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Summary of Law changes.

The MCC has produced a new code of Laws effective October 2017.

This page highlights some of the changes that will apply in our matches for this season.

Handled the Ball has not changed but is included as Obstructing the field Law 37. There are now only 9 ways of being dismissed.

Lost Ball Old Law 20 has been deleted. Under New Law 20 Dead Ball, when the umpire is made aware the ball on the field cannot be recovered he will call and signal dead ball. The score will be the runs completed plus the one in progress if the batsmen have crossed.

Penalty time. New Law 24 Fielder’s absence and New Law 25 Batsman’s innings. Whenever a player from the fielding side is off the field penalty time accrues. Under SMR 1 (e) Penalty time is limited to 30 minutes and expires at the end of a day’s play. The player cannot bowl or bat until penalty time has been served. Penalty time is served by being on the field or waiting to bat.

Bat size. Limited to 67mm in depth with edges limited to 40 mm. Law 5 and appendix B. The Executive believe there are bats marginally larger than this in use but don’t believe anyone should be forced to buy a new bat because of it. Unless it’s ridiculous bats can continue in use.

No ball Law 21 Deliveries bouncing in the grass or dirt alongside the pitch are No balls. Under SMR 1 (b) balls hitting the edge remain dead with 1 wide. Any delivery that bounces more than once or rolls along the pitch before it reaches the strikers wicket will be called No ball. Any delivery that doesn’t reach the line of the wicket without hitting the bat or batsman, or is touched by fielder before the batsman plays it is No ball and dead. A delivery that is thrown or underarmed is a No ball with just 1 final warning. A repetition means the bowler is suspended from bowling for the innings. Notes make it clear this is for deliveries that are plainly thrown. Not for suspect actions. Runs from a No ball that are not hit are byes and not recorded against the bowler.

Law 22 Wide Ball. All runs from a wide are wides and not byes.

A sub-fielder can Keep with consent of umpires. In matches without an independent umpire that means with agreement from opposition captain. From the summary of changes, they would want to be sure the original keeper is injured and not just resting or handing over to a better keeper who was not in the team for whatever reason. Law 24.

Law 30 (Batsman out of his/her ground) has been amended to give protection to a running or diving batsman whose bat bounces up after having been grounded beyond the popping crease.

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Boundaries Law 19 All fielders when they first touch the ball must be inside the field of play or have leapt from inside the field of play or it will be considered to have been grounded outside the boundary.

Caught Law 33, Run out Law 38 and Stumped Law 39 A Helmet is now part of a fielder’s person (while wearing it) so a ball lodging in the grill can be caught and a ball bouncing off it can be caught or run out or stump a batsman.

LBW Law 36 If ball hits bat and pad simultaneously it is considered to have hit the bat first.

Law 41 Unfair Play Deliberate distraction, deception or obstruction of batsman. Law 41.5 Immediate 5 Penalty runs and report. Deception is interesting. It includes pretending to throw the ball at the wicket when you don’t have it. Cricket is not to be played by sleight of hand but with a simple honesty. (Excepting for bowlers of course.)

Bowling of dangerous and unfair short pitched deliveries. Delivery is no balled with 1 final warning and then no ball and taken off. Law 41.6

All full tosses over the waist are No balls. Law 41.7

Deliberate front foot No ball Bowler is suspended from bowling for innings. Law 41.8 The demeanour and statements of the bowler will be an indication that the front foot No ball was deliberate. Being at least 50 cm over the popping crease and still delivering the ball could also suggest a deliberate No ball.

Striker in protected area. Law 41.15 The protected area is the 60 cm wide strip in the middle of the pitch 1.5 m from each popping crease. No player should be in it unless they are playing a shot, taking a catch or fielding the ball. Keswick currently are using a turf pitch and players must avoid the protected area. Generally, on hard wickets it is ignored however batsmen should not get into bad habits of running up and down the protected area and bowlers should not run into it and stand in front of umpires. What’s new is that batsmen cannot take guard so close to it that they will inevitably put their foot in it in playing front foot shots. That prevents batsmen taking guard more than about 50cm in front of popping crease. It does not prevent a batsman charging the bowler and playing a shot in the protected area as long as he gets out of it as soon as he can.

Running out the non-striker. Law 41.16 If the non-striker is out of his ground before the bowler would be expected to release the ball the bowler can attempt to run out the non-striker. If he fails the ball is dead.

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BEST AGGREGATES FOR ASSOCIATION FOR SEASON (1990-91 TO 2016-2017)

BATTING AGGREGATE BOWLING AGGREGATE Year Name Club Runs Sect. Name Club Wkts Sect. 1990-91 C. Tuckwell North Haven 711 2 R. Harris ANZ 47 6 1991-92 I. Barker North Park 733 6 R. Cole Southern 44 7 1992-93 S. Pettitt Modbury Hts 818 7 R. Frydrych North Haven 47 5 1993-94 J. NaylonPlym. Football 690 6 G. Enguell Cownadilla 44 4 1994-95 J. Crisp St. Marks 573 4 D. Neimke Seaview 45 4 1995-96 T. Martin North Haven 749 2 J. Gibbie Warradale 37 6 1996-97 S. Burdon Mitchell Park 745 5 J. Gibbie Warradale 52 6 1997-98 A. Brook Seacombe Gnds 672 5 N. Gryst Ridge Park 45 5 1998-99 H. Hibberd Morphettville Pk 706 1 A. Reynolds North Haven 49 4 1999-00 C. Tuckwell Southern 670 3 G. Hardy Morphettville Pk 61 5 2000-01 C. Silson South Park 649 2 T. Wilkin Warradale 47 1 L. Freeman South Road 47 5 2001-02 S.Davenport Coro. Ramblers 852 7 W. JohnsWoodcroft 61 4 2002-03 R.King Kenilworth 750 2 R.Hopkins Western Youth 45 1 2003-04 R.Press Western Youth 671 1 T.Allen Western Youth 40 3 2004-05 R.Press Western Youth 691 1 J.Strange Coro Ramblers 37 1 2005-06 D.Wright Coro Ramblers 691 7 M. Jenner Coro Rambler 42 7 2006-07 R.Press Western Youth 692 1 G.Stanley Plympton Foot 46 1 2007-08 D.Quirk North Haven IV 930 5 M.Tansell Belair 43 4 2008-09 Bradley Horsell Belair 839 5 Mark O’Malley Glen ANA 38 5 2009-10 Josh Bennet Sheidow 990 4 Ben Bunting N.Haven 52 3 2010-11 Anthony Farrugia Sheidow 718 6 Josh Laurens Coromadel 54 1 2011-12 John Singer Kenilworth 703 5 Ben Bunting Nth Haven 49 3 2012-13 M. McCleary Panorama 822 3 Max Cheek Coromandel 45 1 2013-14 G.Sherlock Adelaide Cavs 776 5 Justin Skinner Plympton 36 3 2014-15 Alan Doubleday 680 5 Matt Tansell 45 2 2015-16 Jacob Carger 840 6 Matt Tansell 56 2 2016-17 Geoff Lawson 790 5 Graham Lounder 39 4 2017-18 Glen Harris 693 6 Mark Whenan 41 4

BEST INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES FOR ASSOCIATION FOR SEASON (1990-91 TO 2016-2017)

HIGHEST SCORE MOST WICKETS IN INNINGS Year Name Club Runs Sect. Name Club Wkts Sect. 1990-91 R. Arthur ANZ 236 4 C. Bald North Haven 8/26 2 1991-92 I. Barker North Park 211 6 J. Priest South Road 9/55 3 1992-93 G. Gallasch Coromandel 231* 7 J. Rathjen Coromandel 9/35 7 1993-94 M. Anderson Westminster 179 7 N. Caple North Haven 9/66 2 1994-95 F. Kuhar Westminster 273* 7 R. Frydrych North Haven 9/46 7 1995-96 T. Martin North Haven 216 2 M. Tavasci Kenilworth 9/35 5 1996-97 T. Wilson South Road 234 6 J. Strawbridge Sheidow Park 9/58 1 1997-98 M. Rosevear Mitchell Park 208 5 M. Bunn North Haven 9/28 6 1998-99 S. Sharland Coro. Ramblers238 3 T. Parminger Westminster 9/59 6 1999-00 A. Doubleday Keswick 183 6 C. Lowe Morphettville Pk 10/44 3 2000-01 M. Walker Western Youth 218 3 D. Yates Seaview OS 8/28 3 2001-02 I. Webb Belair II 240 7 P. Muller Kenilworth 8/21 7 2002-03 D.Allen Coro Ramblers 195 5 A.Wilson PlymptonFoot 10/53 1 2003-4 J.Gregor Woodcroft 208 4 R.Scott Warradale 9/32 4 2004-5 A.Nobes North Haven 251* 6 G.Stanley Plympton Foot 9/31 1 2005-6 K.Harris Adelaide Cavs 179 6 J. Smoker Mitchell Park 8/51 1 2006-7 J.Gurd 201* 5 S.Trojecki Southern 9/36 2 2007-08 D.Quirk North Haven IV 276 5 T.Martin North Haven 8/29 4 2008-09 D.Joseph Plympton 265 5 T.Quinn Clapham 9/17 5 2009-10 P.Griffiths Sheidow 264 6 Benson Carey Panorama 10/25 3 2010-11A.Farrugia Sheidow VI 222* 7 Matt Tansell 9/23 2 2011-12 M.Young Hamilton 274 5 M.Neelam 8/22 5 2012-13 C.Mattner . N. Haven 259 2 J.Carne ICC Sharks 8/16 3 2012-13 H.Culliver Morphy III 8/17 4 2013-14 J.Seymour ICC Sharks 231 4 C.Thredgold Southern 8/29 3 2014-15 G.Lawson North Haven III 302* 5 B.Pomeroy Plymton 8/20 1 2015-16 S. Blundell Hamiton 227* 7 M.Tansell Belair 8/21 2 2016-17 S. Comer Cove III 251* 8 J.Pole Coro Ramblers 8/30 6

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Umpire Statistics to The End 2017/2018 Season

Matches Umpired

Name Minor Round Finals Association Total Andrew Wright* 240 54 56 350 Ray Thatcher* 240 52 3 295 Russell Hewett* 222 50 9 281 Tony Fromene* 191 33 12 236 Kevin Spencer* 131 23 0 154 John Wilks* 99 29 4 132 Peter Williamson* 79 35 0 114 John Zadow* 84 20 1 105 Neil Stallard 84 9 0 93 Mick Dibben 66 21 0 87 Chris Whibley 66 17 2 85 Ray Guscott 70 12 1 83 Peter Berkshire 60 17 3 80 Bob Fradd* 61 14 0 75 Trevor Lambert* 48 19 0 67 Barry Gower* 53 6 0 59 Graeme Gow 41 10 1 52 Jason Gurd 37 10 2 49 John Williams* 25 21 0 46 Ray Gilbert 34 8 0 42 Len Bartle 20 17 1 38 Mick Manos 23 15 0 38 Phil Megson* 29 9 0 38 Stephen Davis* 27 7 0 34 Malcolm Harrison 30 3 0 33 Paul Hunter 25 7 0 32 Paul Mitsigeorgis 22 10 0 32 Bob Harris 27 4 0 31 Douglas Jewell* 26 5 0 31 Peter Craig 19 5 0 26 Rodney Hodge 19 6 0 25 Grant Wolf 21 4 0 25 Paul Thompson 16 6 1 23 Andrew King 20 2 0 22 Craig Lawn* 1 19 0 20 Wayne Rose 13 4 0 17 Scott Rusby 13 4 0 17 Jack Voyzey 0 16 0 16 Trevor Clarke 13 2 0 15 Daryl Reynolds 10 5 0 15 Darryl Broadbent* 4 10 0 14 Alan Sutherland* 10 4 0 14 Alan Doyle 11 2 0 13 71

Pradip Bhusal* 11 2 0 13 Lucian Fernando* 11 2 0 13 Ron Lewis 0 11 0 11 Tony Benson 0 9 0 9 Daniel Lowe 6 3 0 9 Bill Bradshaw 0 8 0 8 Russell Wight 0 8 0 8 Daniel Edwards 4 3 0 7 Vern Reichelt 2 5 0 7 Brenton Ribbett 0 7 0 7 Neville Robertson 0 7 0 7 Kevin Anderson 0 6 0 6 Sam Calleja 0 6 0 6 Brett Chilton 0 6 0 6 Phil Gilbert 0 6 0 6 Kevin Lane 0 5 0 5 Lance Simpson 4 1 0 5 Richard Dey* 3 2 0 5 Luke Foran* 0 4 0 4 Mike Wegener 0 4 0 4 Ray Blake (ɖ) 0 3 3 Michael Lowery 0 3 0 3 Thomas Muir 0 3 0 3 Michael Young 1 2 0 3 Anthony Green 0 2 0 2 Mike Lake 0 2 0 2 John McTier* 0 2 0 2 Phil Monahan 0 2 0 2 Shaun Tilbrook 2 0 0 2 Mark Whenan 0 3 0 2 Leslie Saunders* 0 2 0 2 Peter Slee* 2 0 0 2 Steve Baulderstone 0 1 0 1 Darren Bullimore 0 1 0 1 Travis Clark 0 1 0 1 Stephen Davenport 0 1 0 1 Rahul Dhamodharan 1 0 0 1 Bruce Fell 0 1 0 1 Ronald Field 0 1 0 1 Mark Fitzgerald 0 1 0 1 Kenneth Freestone 0 1 0 1 Trent Harris 0 1 0 1 Frank Hobbs 0 1 0 1 Colin Lawn 0 1 0 1 Frank Novak 0 1 0 1 Jack Novak 0 1 0 1 Angelo Pansini 1 0 0 1 Adrian Pope 0 1 0 1 72

Matthew Riley 0 1 0 1 Chris Sandow 0 1 0 1 Michael Smith 0 1 0 1 Simon Thilthorpe 0 1 0 1 Bill Tonkin 0 1 0 1 Tony Whennan 0 1 0 1 Lyle Williams 0 1 0 1 Kevin Winning 0 1 0 1 Rhys Zammit 0 1 0 1 Anthony Ramesh* 0 1 0 1 James Assheton* 0 1 0 1 Cory Byrne* 0 1 0 1 Jess Connell* 0 1 0 1 Richard Gray* 0 1 0 1 Zac Howell* 0 1 0 1 Ashley Lithgow* 0 1 0 1 Aaron Schmidt* 0 1 0 1 Jem Simper-Brown* 0 1 0 1 Paul Wilson* 0 1 0 1

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Hewett Medal Winners Since 2001

Year Votes Player Club 2001 15 Stephen Rowe Glenelg ANA 2002 18 Todd Roberts Western Youth Centre 2003 14 Adam Wilson Plympton Footballers 2004 16 Russell.King Coromandel 2005 13 Daniel Jenkinson Coromandel 2006 14 Justin Smoker Mitchell Park Michael Thomas Morphettville Park Justin Strange Coro Ramblers 2007 14 Geoff Stanley Plympton Footballers 2008 20 Rob Hopkins Western Youth Centre 2009 17 Dave Sampson ICC Sharks Daniel Rowe Glenelg ANA 2010 18 Daniel Rowe Glenelg ANA 2011 18 Rob Hopkins Western Youth Centre 2012 13 Daniel Rowe Glenelg ANA 2013 18 Max Cheek Coromandel 2014 20 Shaun Krutli South Road 2015 13 Jordan Kilderry Sheidow Park Heath Mackay Keswick 2016 17 Russell Curyer Keswick 2017 23 Robert Hopkins Western Youth Centre 2018 15 Russel Curyer Keswick

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INDIVIDUAL HIGHEST SCORES FOR EACH DIVISION 2017 - 2018 Sec Name Club Runs Opponent 1 J. Oxlade North Haven 132 Plympton Foot 2 D. Caruso Belair 137* Warradale 3 G. Lawson North Haven 140 Happy Valley II 4 T. Stopp Fitzroy 139 Warradale II 5 A. Crickman Belair II 142 Happy Valley II 6 G. Harris Warradale III 137 WYC III 7 J. Plenty Cove III 150* Kenilworth II 8 C. Wright Coromandel III 164* North Haven IV 9 W. Hillgrove Plympton Foot V 172 Pt Noarlunga IV

BEST INDIVIDUAL BOWLING FIGURES EACH DIVISION 2017 - 2018 Sec Name Club Figures Opponent 1 J. Skinner Plympton 6/25 Sheidow Park 2 B. Roocke Morphett Vale 8/16 ICC Sharks 3 D. McCann Keswick II 7/13 Coro Ramb II 4 M. Whenan WYC II 6/12 Warradale II 5 R. Lindsay Morphett Vale 7/17 Pt Noarlunga II 6 A. King Mitchell Park III 8/42 Kenilworth III 7 N. McPherson Ply Foot IV 7/25 Sheidow Park III 8 A. Evers Morphett Vale II 6/16 North Haven V 9 D. Kennedy Pt Noarlunga IV 7/11 South Road IV

Hat Tricks 2017 - 2018 Sec Name Club Round Opponent 2 B. Kanck Coro Ramb 1 Keswick 2 D. Florance Morph Park 11 Warradale 4 D. Brusnahan Waradale II 4 Coro II 9 A. Elletson P.Foot V 9 Mitchell Park IV 9 A. Fisher Sheidow IV 10 P.Noarlunga IV

10 Wickets in an Innings 2017-2018 Sec Name Club Wickets

2 B. Mangin Belair 11/80 4 J. Skinner P.Foot II 10/36 4 M.Whenan WYC II 10/58 5 R.Lindsay Morphett Vale 10/28 8 A.Evers Morphett Vale II 10/35 9 D.Kennedy P.Noarlunga 13/18

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ASSOCIATION RECORDS FOR BATTING

200 or more runs in an Innings (1995-96 to 2017-2018)

SEASON PLAYER CLUB RUNS SECT 2007-08 D.Quirk North Haven 276 5 2007-08 A.Doubleday Keswick 207* 5 2007-08 G.Lawson North Haven V 215 6 2008-09 T.Roper Sheidow Park VI 225 6 2008-09 T.Roper Sheidow Park VI 211* 6 2008-09 T.Martin North Haven 215 4 2008-09 D.Joesph Plympton 265 5 2008-09 B.Horsell Belair 228 5 2008-09 J.Doherty Clapham 200 5 2009-10 P.Griffiths Sheidow Pk 264 6 2009-10 R.Geisler South Coasters 203* 3 2009-10 C.Bowles St George 203* 7 2010-11 A..Farrugia Sheidow Pk IV 206* 6 2010-11 A..Farrugia Sheidow Pk VI 222* 7 2011-12 M. Young Hamilton 274 5 2011-12 J.Singer Kenilworth II 205* 5 2011-12 L.Goldner Woodcroft II 238 6 2012-13 C.Mattner North Haven 259 2 2012-13 P.Karitlevlis Southern 203* 3 2012-13 N.Matyk Woodcroft 200* 4 2012-13 G.Denier ICC Sharks 238* 6 2013-14 J.Seymour ICC Sharks 231 4 2013-14 G.Sherlock Adelaide Cavs 201 (One day) 5 2013-14 B.Habib Plympton F IV 214 7 2014-15 A.Doubleday Keswick 226* 5 2014-15 A.Doubleday Keswick 225 5 2014-15 T.May Mitchell Park 227* 7 2014-15 G.Lawson North Haven III 302* 5 2015-16 Mark. Boes Port Noarlunga 241 1 2015-16 Mitchell Dean Cove II 205 5 2015-16 Karl Gill Coro Ramblers III 205 5 2015-16 Scott Blundell Hamilton II 227* 7 2016-17 Shane Comer Cove III 251* 8

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ASSOCIATION RECORDS FOR BOWLING

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BEST INDIVIDUAL BOWLING FIGURES EACH DIVISION

SEASON PLAYER CLUB RUNS SECT 1995-96 T.Bates Kenilworth 9/50 2 1995-96 M.Tavasci Kenilworth 9/35 5 1996-97 J.Strawbridge Sheidow Park 9/58 1 1996-97 A.Payne Plympton Foot 9/81 6 1997-98 A.Brigmanis Plympton Foot 9/58 1 1997-98 M.Bunn North Haven 9/28 6 1998-99 T.Pamminger Westminster 9/59 6 1999-00 C.Lowe Morphettville Park 10/44 3 1999-00 N.Riddle Western Youth 9/44 6 1999-00 M.Bunn North Haven 9/59 5 2002-03 A.Wilson Plympton 10/53 1 2003-04 R.Scott Warradale 9/32 4 2005-05 G.Stanley Plympton Footballers 9/31 1 2006-07 G.Stanley Plympton Footballers 9/39 1 2006-07 S.Trojecki Southern 9/36 2 2008-09 T.Quinn Clapham 9/17 5 2008-09 C.Biddle Woodcroft 9/46 5 2009-10 B.Carey Panorama 10/25 3 2010-11 M.Tansell Belair 9/23 2

Jim Coulls Memorial Wicket Keeping Trophy Per Division 2017 - 2018 Div Name Club Votes 1 Blake Harding Sheidow Park 58 2 Scott Patterson Morphettville Park 55 3 Josh Paech Southern 52 3 Andrew O’Keefe Coro Ramblers 52 4 Luke O’Connor Plympton Foot 48 5 Josh Snoswell Belair 38 6 Andrew Strunk Coro Ramblers 50 7 Kenneth Lang South Park 42 8 Mike Maclean Coromandel 35 9 Brett Campbell Mitchell Park 56

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Bert Crowhurst Memorial Fielding Trophy Per Division 2017 - 2018 Div Name Club Votes 1 Russell Curyer Keswick 13 2 Jordan Deniet Mitchell Park 11 3 Glenn Rowe ICC Sharks 13 4 Jason Beveridge Fitzroy 10 4 Dale Brusnahan Warradale 10 5 Charlie Hall Morphett Vale 10 6 Nicholas Matthews Keswick 10 7 Michael Tucci South Park 11 7 Andrew Martin Plympton Foot 11 8 Christian Leschke Coromandel 11 9 Lachlan Stewart-Tonkin Mitchell Park 15

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Senior Samca Cup 2017 - 2018

Hi All,

We started this association game rounds as the clear favourite after winning the shield the last 2 years and pushing a country turf side all the way 2 years ago on a turf wicket.

We had a lot of new faces this year which was great for me personally, but also for the association as a lot of our players are getting a bit older, so a blend of youth and experience will keep us in good stead for the future.

Playing in their first game against Para was some young talent and some not so young that have proved themselves over the last few years and earned their spots through consistent results in our competition.

Making their debut was Ciaran O`Hagan (Port Noarlunga) Josh Haussen (Coro Ramblers) Brad Middlin (Plympton) and John Kovac (Cove).

Our first game was against Para Districts at Cove and in the end proved our closest game. Para batted first and hit 8-196 off their 40 overs. Pick of our bowlers were Aaron Fishwick (Morphys) 3-35, Michael Thomas (Cove) 1-12, and John Kovac 2- 21.

We started off badly losing a wicket early then steadied. We ended up passing Para 8 down in the 37th over. We were in real trouble at one stage till a superb innings from our captain Michael Thomas of 50 off 31 balls got us there. Other notable scores were Jordan Kilderry (Sheidow) 37, Sam Titterton (Cove) 24 and Ciaran O’Hagan 25 and some other low order runs that got us home.

The next game was the challenge we had been waiting for Adelaide Turf on turf. We added some real experience this game with Matthew Sloan (Cove) and Rusty Curyer (Keswick) coming into the side due to selections and injuries. We bowled first and bowled well to steadily take wickets to have them at one stage 4-54. A good partnership by turf got them to 5-131. In what could only be described as some of the best hitting I have seen Harry Singh, formerly of Keswick, hit an incredible 73no off only 29 balls!!!! With two of their other batters staying with him – one hitting 77 the other 32, we went from chasing maybe 170 to have turf finish on 5-216. Pick of our bowlers were Aaron Fishwick (Morphies) again 2-23 and Robbie Hopkins (WYC) 1-23 .

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The lads went in at the break disappointed with their efforts in the last 10 overs. But this is where I saw the real strength of this team and captain. In what I can only describe to me personally as the best run chase I have seen. On a surface we are not used to, we made 4-217 off 33.2 overs!!!!! I witnessed one of the best innings you will ever see as Jordan Kilderry hit 122 of 90 balls. For the small crowd that was there to watch, it was nothing short of amazing. As he does so often Michael Thomas led from the front opening the batting hitting a handy 21. Two other small scores but massive in the context of the game were Matt D`Angelo (WYC) 20 and Sam Titterton 24. We have been questioned before as we beat turf on hard wicket and never on their surface. What I saw that day and anyone else that saw it cricket is cricket talent is talent. The Association and every Club should be proud of this team; backs against the wall to produce what they did in that situation is amazing.

So, we finally got our chance to play a country side after not getting the chance the previous year. We got to play at Glenelg which was a real buzz for the players.

We faced South East Gambier who had won the country carnival so once again facing a team on their surface. In their defence they did have to travel to play us, and what I had heard was they played on the Saturday and travelled after their local games so a big thank you. That’s a massive effort.

What I saw in the first few overs I was thinking we should’ve made them travel further!! They got off to a flyer, but lost wickets steadily to be all out for 155. Our bowling and especially our fielding was on top of its game. They had some real quality cricketers but our pressure was amazing. Pick of our bowlers was John Kovac 2-19 Robbie Hopkins 2-26 and Andrew Lee (Coro Ramblers) coming in for this game 1-30.

Chasing 155 for victory once again we batted superbly to hit 3-158 off 27.1 overs to win easily and finally win the SAMCA cup. Jordan Kilderry the Sunday specialist was nothing short of amazing again hitting 93no off 84 balls, and with a bigger score to chase I am sure he would’ve got another hundred. After losing few wickets Brad Middlin with Killer got us home. Mids finally got a chance to show what a good cricketer he is and hit 30no off 31 balls to guide us home. This team stood up to every challenged and prevailed. Most of the guys have been around a while and the culture they have built is a belief in one another no matter what score they are chasing or defending.

If it was truly his last game, Micheal Thomas deserves a lot of the credit for the success of this team over the last 3 years. The team is shaped in his never die attitude. Thommo you are a credit to your family your club and this Association. It has been an absolute honour to watch you go about your work and they say everyone is replaceable, but I know we might struggle to replace you. A big thanks from me and Skinny for everything.

A massive thankyou to Andrew Wright simply the best umpire I have seen. Goes about his work in a professional manner and just cannot be faulted. Always willing to help.

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The next guy does not get the accolades he deserves but Dave Billet, thank you so much for what you do, and giving up your time to make my job easier is more appreciated than you realise.

And Skinny (Kevin Joseph) we did it. This guy has worked so hard on turning us around from being easy beats to a real powerhouse. He has seen the tough times and I know how much winning the shield and cup meant to him, I joined when we were good

And finally, to Phil and the Executive members thank you. You should be proud of the competition you run, and every club has a share in the success of this team no matter what grade you play. It is very humbling to be manager of this team and all their successes they have achieved.

Thanking everyone

Shaun Visser (Association Team Manager)

Proposed Dates for 2018 – 2019 SAMCA Playing Dates

Samca Senior Shield Sun Dec 2 10:30 PDCA v ATCA Sun Dec 16 10:30 ASCA v ATCA Sun Jan 20 10:30 PDCA v ASCA Sun Feb 10 10:00 Grand Final Sun Feb 24 City v Country SAMCA Cup

Samca U21 Cup Sun Jan 13 10:30 PDCA v ASCA Sun Feb 3 10:30 ATCA v PDCA Sun Feb 17 10:30 ASCA v ATCA Sun Feb 24 10:30 Grand Final

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The Adelaide and Suburban Cricket Association welcome the Lutheran Cricket Club to our competition and wish them the best for this season.

Afgan Cricket Club

The Adelaide and Suburban Cricket Association welcome the Afgan Cricket Club to our competition and wish them the best for this season.

Belair Cricket Club Club Colours: Blue and Silver

Belair A grade report 2017/18 (Sec 2) Well it was another year for the Belair A grade in section 2, and we would say it was a year we just didn’t take our chances. Losing 4 games by very narrow margins underlines this, and while we only missed out on the grand final by one wicket, we only scraped into fourth spot in the final game of the minor round and never really looked a genuine premiership threat through the year. In fact as the ladder suggest there was a considerable gap between the top 3 and the rest in section 2. While majority of the team had sub-par years, we saw two outstanding individual seasons from our opening bat Don Caruso (won A grade best player) and our big bustling fast bowler Brodie Mangin (association bowling trophy). Both also took out the A grade batting and bowling trophies. A special mention to Brodie who broke Matt Tansell’s ten year hold on the bowling trophy, bridesmaid no more! Matt Taylor took out the fielding, after an exceptional year at second slip and patrolling the outfield. Some highlights were Don’s blistering 137 n.o against Warradale, Brodie steam rolling Coromandel with 7/38 and both Brodie and Matt Tansell running through Happy Valley with 19 wickets between them.

Belair B grade report 2017/18 (sec 5) Overall a good year for our B grade side although it had some very polarizing performances & results. We finished ‘best of the rest’ after a dominant year by Morphett Vale & St. George and unfortunately weren’t able to put together enough of a game to get past St. George in the first final. Jon Wright had another great year picking up the Sec 5 bowling trophy for the second time, finishing with 36 wickets in the section. He finished the season with 40 overall after picking up 4 in a sec 2 game. John Snoswell continued to show big improvements behind the stumps and pick up the sections Keeping trophy with 38 votes. Our Captain had an inconsistent year with the bat but tallied enough runs to take club batting trophy and finish second in the section. The standout highlight for the year was the 2 hat tricks in one innings. The first a team hat trick with Marty Agius taking two wickets then a direct hit run out from Kenton Porker. This was followed but Jon W taking his own hat trick – 2x LBW’s & Bowled. Looking forward to the season ahead.

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Coromandel Cricket Club Club Colours: Red and Green Founded: 1862

A Grade had another solid year under first year Captain Gareth Bruce, making finals for a second consecutive season unfortunately losing to eventful premiers ICC in the semi-finals. Another standout season for John Zadow being the leading wicket taker and making the SAMCA U21 team of the year. A couple of great innings by Sam Cheek and Ben Moore, who scored centuries in crucial games in the season. The B grade were well led by captain Chris Norman but unfortunately missed out again on finals this season, partly due to not having a consistent side all season. With the talent in the side, a trip to the finals isn’t too far away. Shane Myers, also a first-year captain, led our C grade to the top spot in section 8 however unfortunately we were unable to take that form in to the finals losing in the semis as well and missing out on another Grand Final. But plenty of positives are to be taken out of another solid season especially with Chris Wright shining with the bat with an average of 92 and highest score of 164 not-out, and the emergence of the youngest player in our senior side, David Champion, taking 13 wickets and opening the bowling in his first season of senior cricket. The lad has a bright career ahead of him. A good year overall for the CCC with two sides in finals again. Fingers crossed the ultimate success isn’t too far way.

Trophy Winners 1st XI Section 2 2nd XI Section 4 Batting Brett Jorgensen 332 @ 23.71 Chris Norman 375 @ 34.09 Bowling John Zadow 31 @ 12.68 Andrew Buet 20 @ 13.45 Fielding Ben Moore 8 votes Glin Simpson 9 votes

3rd XI Section 8 Batting Chris Wright 463 @ 92.60 Bowling Peter Zacpal 22 @ 10.64 Fielding Christian Leschke 11 votes

A Grade Player of the Year Joseph Zadow (23 votes) Most Valuable Player Joseph Zadow (23 votes) Jack Hewett Award Joseph Zadow (700 points)

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Coromandel Ramblers Cricket Club Club Colours: Double Blue Established 1926 www.coromandelramblers.com.au

In 2017/18 the Ramblers achieved our ultimate goal of winning the ASCA section 1 A Grade premiership, 19 years after our last. Our u14 team also won their T20 competition and the season premiership, we had two competitive u16 teams (with the Gold boys playing in the Grand Final), and 3 of our senior teams played in finals with the C Grade also making it through to the Grand Final. Our u12s dominated and only lost to Happy Valley during the season, while our u10s enjoyed their cricket more than any junior team we have seen. We have also run two Milo In2Cricket courses, the second being assisted by SACA in memory of our good friend Ashley Bryant, who passed away just prior to the season commencing. SACA’s support provided for free registrations and coordinating the sessions which led to 65 kids signing up, making us the biggest In2Cricket centre in the State. Speaking of our u10s, we saw some significant changes to the game play and only 7 children per team which allowed each child more involvement in the game. They were coached by our young superstar Samyak Jain, whose infectious enthusiasm rubbed off on all the players and the parents and all got along brilliantly. A huge thankyou to all of our other junior coaches: - Brett Brodie who made the step up from the u10s to the u12s taking some underage boys with him and creating a dominate team that would have played in a grand final if it applied to u12s - Ian Lewis, in his first year as coach, took his team from the Green division into the Blue and dominated the entire season taking out the T20 competition and the premiership - Kelvin O’Driscoll and Justin Rowley for leading two u16 teams with slightly limited numbers against oppositions only fielding one team. Kelvin’s Gold team again participated in the Grand Final but unfortunately lost to Flagstaff Hill. In our senior competition we had our most successful season in many years with As, Bs & Cs all participating in finals while the D Grade development team missed out by less than a game, at the same time blooding many u14s and u16s throughout the season. Our A grade and B grade have played finals in the past 3 seasons without success, so it was very satisfying to finally win both the semi-final and the grand final in the As. Unfortunately, it wasn’t to be for the B grade this year, but our depth is looking even stronger next year which will help their cause. We didn’t play our best T20 cricket in the ASCA Grand Final but played very well along the way to get there. We welcomed an external coach for the first time in Andrew Lee, who brought with him many years of district and turf cricket experience. His knowledge of the game has been very important when passed on to our players and his on-field 87 competitiveness took our A Grade to a higher level. A big thank you to our captains Jon Ferris, Justin Calderbank, Andrew Strunk, Steve Davenport and Fabian King for leading our teams and to Tony Benson for his invaluable batting advice each Thursday. Off field, our BBQ’s were boosted with a Bunnings BBQ and two community events at Weymouth Oval, combined with some very social outings on Thursday nights. One such night saw our official snag eating record matched by Matt Potts before he unfortunately displayed the difficulty of attempting the great feat. An amazing effort nonetheless and it proved to be a great social occasion. Our sponsors all continued with the second year of their two-year deals and we particularly thank KD Aire / DCM Services for their Gold Sponsorship courtesy of Josh Haussen. Should you need any air-conditioning needs, or particularly commercial air-conditioning installs or servicing, please give Josh a call. Our silver sponsors were once again Blackwood Butchers, IUGO Web Design, Blackwood Building, Intersport Blackwood, & Alspec Security. A further thanks to Dave Benson Caravans and Noarlunga Packaging for their sponsorship of the Quiz Night. Thank you to each of our committee members who are small in number but do an extraordinary amount of work. Our committee consisted of Glen Rosie as Secretary, Jason Dancer as Treasurer, Josh Haussen & Jarrad Benson as Senior Coordinators, Mandy OKeefe as Junior Coordinator, Jarryd Simister as Social Director, and Luke Makereth as Facilities & Equipment coordinator. Next season we would like to open up the committee with extra positions and sub-roles to share the load and make our club even stronger. Thanks for being a part of our great club and we look forward to seeing you all again next season.

Major sponsor Coromandel Ramblers Cricket Club

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Hallett COVE CRICKET CLUB covecricket:com.au Club colours Red, white and blue.

I would like to start with a big thanks to the committee for all the work throughout out the season 2017/18 I wouldn’t say it was the best year that club has had but we can take some positive out of year with the B’s making the finals for the 5th year in a row, just need to take it one step further next year but it’s also great to see how many young lads we have playing senior cricket over all 3 grades. With 6-7 playing sec 1 this year. Thanks to all the captains of the sides for their effort this year. Well done to Michael Thomas on winning Player of the year and also cricketer of the year. Also, a well done to the seniors and under 21 players that represented the club in the association sides. We really need to make a big effort from here to the start of the season to work on getting Juniors back up and running at the club. Big thanks to everyone else who helped organise the 40 year anniversary which I think was one of the best nights we have had at the club, seeing all the old faces and current players all together. In closing I would like to say thanks again to everyone involved in the club and look forward to the up-coming season.

Thanks Cove Cricket Club

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Fitzroy Cricket Club [email protected] Club colours Blue, Red, and Yellow.

What a season 2017/18 was for the mighty Lions!

Reflecting back on the year, it is a credit to the club to have two sides in two grand finals in the first year in a new competition.

The second XI boys fell at the last hurdle, going down to Southern away from home. The twos did it the hard way all year, barely ever having a settled team due to unavailability’s. It was a credit to captain Twiggy along with his deputy in Shane Robinson that the seconds were able to make it deep into the finals. The number of guys at training from the 2's has increased greatly compared to years gone by and although we didn't bring home the flag, everyone involved in the second XI should hold their heads high, it was a fantastic year.

The first XI, what to say... We did it! Champions of Section 4 after knocking off Sheidow Park at home in the GF. Rah, in his first year as captain of the club, led like a champion and was backed up well by his Vice Captain in Ben Lennon. New recruit, Jace Beveridges knock in the grand final was spectacular but every bloke in the team had a standout moment during the year. Nick "Texta" Raymonds 4/ against his old side and coach Lenno’s 60 in his last ever game for the club, or so we thought. The bustling hundred by Kyle Berryman at home or Stoppy whacking them all over the place at Warradale. The bowlers union and the partnerships they had bowled in all year, getting the job done week after week. The year was amazing and couldn't have happened without the hard work behind the scenes of the committee as well as the supporters and of course, the players and the coach. 2017/18 was an incredible year and everyone at the club is buzzing to get 18/19 underway.

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GLENELG ANA C.C. Club Colours: Black and Gold

Finishing just outside the finals in both grades was a great achievement by both of our teams who had to overcome some hurdles, especially early In the season. Both grades had some terrific victories in the second half of the season when our playing list gained more depth and we had a higher level of availability overall.

Ending the season where we did on the Premiership ladders accurately reflected our year. With the total refurbishment of our training facilities combined with the addition of quality people to our playing list augurs well for a dramatic improvement in the coming seasons.

Congratulations to Cameron Moore for a good season with the bat, to Rowie for another great season with the ball, to Mark O'Malley for some freak efforts with bat and ball as usual, and to Michael 'Gally' Galliford for good year with the bat but also for achieving Life Membership with the association during the season.

Thanks to Rowie for his time and his efforts as our club President over the past several years.

Matthew Polkinghorne President

Phantoms Cricket – Glenelg ANA Cricket Club facebook.com/phntmcricket/

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ICC SHARKS CRICKET CLUB Inc. Club Colours: Navy Blue and White ESTABLISHED 1995

Sharks web site :- www.iccsharks.com.au

In season 2017/18 ICC Sharks fielded three senior teams in section 2,3 and 7 we also fielded two junior teams U12’s and U16’s in SCJCA. Section 2 once again captained by David Sampson had a successful season winning the section 2 premiership against Morphettville park. Batting trophy won by David Sampson with 496 runs, Bowling trophy won by Adam Broadbent with 29 wickets, Fielding trophy won by Rick Foster and Wicket keeping trophy won by David Sampson. Section 3 was captained by Michael Miller. They had a challenging season finishing outside the finals in 6th place. Batting trophy won by Mark Connor with 272 runs, Bowling trophy won by Graham Lounder with 22 wickets, Fielding trophy won by Glenn Rowe and Wicket keeping trophy won by Jason Seymour. Section 7 was captained by Michael Todd they had a challenging season finishing outside the finals in 7th place. Batting trophy won by Michael Todd with 639 runs, Bowling trophy won by Michael Todd, Fielding trophy won by Shaun Johns and Wicket keeping trophy won by Richard Gray. U12’s batting trophy won by Mitchell Hein with 196 runs, Bowling trophy won by Ryan Matthews with 10 wickets, Coaches award won by Jacob Ellis and Most improved won by Tyson Patterson. U16’s batting trophy won by Tyson Craigie 262 runs, Bowling trophy won by Liam Campbell with 8 wickets, Coaches award Darcy Ruth and Most improved Adam Peterson. Junior Cricketer of the Year – Tyson Craigie T20 Player of the Year – Chris Russo Senior Cricketer of the Year – Michael Todd Milestone Awards 100 Games - Michael Noack, Adam Broadbent, Jason Coates, Shaun Johns, Ashley Sampson 200 Games – Richard Gray 4000 Runs – Neil Hodgson 5000 Runs – David Sampson, Michael Todd Life Member – Jason Seymour

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Happy Valley Cricket Club

Club Colours: gold and green

During the latter stages of the 2016/2017 season there were discussions between the Happy Valley Cricket Club and the Hamilton Cricket Club concerning a merger for the following season. The Happy Valley Club was playing in the Hills Association, so that meant that the Club would have to both merge and change its identity. The Hamilton Club would be able to improve their facilities and be involved with a Club that had obtained a long history, which had its beginnings in the 1910/1911 season. At the end of the 2017 cricket season the Hamilton Club had two teams which were involved in the finals, with the ‘A’ team losing in the final match and the second team going on to win the grand final. After much deliberation, the merger went ahead and four teams were nominated to play in the Adelaide and Suburban Cricket Association. By the end of the season, the Happy Valley club provided 93 players, which included about 12 – 15 juniors, who accredited themselves magnificently and Hamilton provided 19 players. Another six players eventually played for another club in the Association. At the start of the season there was plenty of competition for inclusion and the newly merged club was hopeful of an exciting season. As the season progressed, several players became unavailable through injury, sickness and other reasons and as a result the Club had to forfeit the bottom side and the younger players were forced to play in section five with unflattering results. Happy Valley Club Cricket Club, with a history of over 100 years, decided to move associations from the Adelaide Hills Cricket Association to the Adelaide and Suburban Cricket Association. this decision was made due to several positive reasons e.g. gaining a good influx of players through the merger, aligning the juniors which are in the South Central Junior Cricket Association, proximity to most of grounds close to the Happy Valley area, which provides less travel time and joining a strong and well-organized association. Happy Valley Cricket Club blended well with all new incoming Hamilton players and the team comradery was strong on and off field. Hamilton have brought several volunteers and committee representatives across which has helped with the running of the club. Also, on field during the season ex Hamilton players have been high performers with both batting and bowling statistics and helped strengthen our playing stocks. The Club was well coached by Bruce Dodd, who continually provided encouragement and the players responded with good attendance at all training sessions. The use of the ‘Bowling Machine’ provided some good coaching lessons and as a result, the batting improved as the season progressed, so that the leading batsmen were able to put a competitive score on the board. Leading scorer for the Club was Scott Blundell, with Michael Young and Matt Cox making good contributions, with Matt Cox making the highest score for the season with a well compiled 89 runs.

The bowlers generally provided a steady attack with Scott Rademaker leading the way with a total of 21 wickets, followed by Jason Roberts (19) and Chris Craggs (18). Two bowlers were able to take five wickets in an innings, with Michael Young (5/14) and Jarrad Semmler (5/57) 105

The season started well for the Club, where in Section 2 the ‘A’ team started with solid wins in the first three matches and the other three teams were quite competitive, suggesting the Club would put together a season of good results. However, this was not to be as players became unavailable. Hopefully, this coming season will be an improvement and the Club can develop the winning attitude, following a positive recruiting effort during the off-season. John McTier and Gavan Piper

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KENILWORTH CRICKET CLUB Club Colours : Crimson and White

Well, it sure was a season of highs and lows. Let’s start with the highlights.

There were two key retirements at the end of the season. So this is a chance to celebrate two fantastic careers.

Craig Cooper’s career at Kenilworth consisted of 108 matches. In these matches he took 168 wickets, with best figures of 6/27, at an average of 15.30. He also scored 2955 runs including 4 hundreds and 16 half-centuries, at an average of 31.11. These are the figures of an elite all-rounder! He won the R.J. Halliday Cricketer of the Year in 2008/2009 and a host of other club awards including ‘A’ grade Player of the Year. He also served as Treasurer and committee member on numerous occasions. Kenilworth applauds his service to the club and his skill as a cricketer.

Jeff Pagsanjan, who has been our ‘A’ Grade Captain over the last five seasons, also retired at the end of this season. Over 106 games Jeff showed his exquisite versatility. In his early seasons he was a terrific wicket-keeper – 54 catches, 12 stumpings. Over the last two years, he reinvented himself as a bowler … taking 25 wickets in his final season at an average of 16.28. Jeff was awarded the Robert Sbattella Memorial Club Man Award in 2013/2014 and it was well deserved. He has been a supportive and thoughtful presence at the club and a fine captain. He will be missed by all.

Looking back on the 2017/18 season there were a number of individual cricketing highlights. With the bat, Mohammad Wazeer scored 668 runs at an average of 47.71 and highest score of 112 which was bettered only by Mathew Stancl’s 123 and Izhar Ahmad’s 134 not out. Special mention must also be made of Attaulah Ahadi’s 519 runs from 7 matches including 29 sixes and 45 fours!

On the bowling side of things, David Denborough took 38 wickets at an average of 8.47 and economy rate of 2.47 with best figures of 6/23. Rooahullah Agha took 32 wickets. And a special mention again for Attaulah Ahadi for his 20 wickets in 7 matches with best figures of 6/7.

A further highlight was both the B Grade and C Grade made the grand finals!

That’s kind of where the highlights stop for a while. B Grade lost their grand final and while C Grade initially won theirs, they were later disqualified for playing someone under an incorrect name. What’s more, there were further penalties imposed for playing people under incorrect names during the season. This was the undisputed lowlight of the season and, as a club, we would like to profoundly apologise to the 108

Association, to Phil Davis personally (for the countless hours of extra work we caused him) and to all other clubs. We are really sorry.

We would prefer not to end this report on such a low. So let us tell you two more highlights. The first of these is that during the 2017-2018 season Kenilworth C Grade made it possible for a number of Afghanis who have only recently arrived in Australia to play their first game of cricket in this country. While our C Grade was not the most organised team, and some players did not have the correct uniforms, the team assisted some people to make a new life in this country and to overcome depression in the process. We’re really pleased about this.

And finally, we would like to give our thanks to Executive Umpire John Zadow for the ways he came to the assistance of the C Grade after they faced considerable hostility towards the end of the regular season. We really appreciated this. His actions were an undisputed highlight during a season of profound highs and lows.

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Keswick Cricket Club Club Colours: Maroon and Gold Founded: 1942 Website: www.keswickcricketclub.com.au

Keswick had a successful season with an ageing list and still managed to have two teams compete in the finals with the B’s winning section 3. The support of sponsors is critical to all amateur clubs and I personally thank our major sponsor Guardian Interlock who through Simon “Spook” Morris and Stacey Hughes have been big supporters for over a decade. Alan Doubleday through Computer Station, Mick Bradbrook through Structurally Sound Engineering, Winter and Co Accountants, Khim Tew through Australian Radiology Clinics, Vicki Bastien (Coca-Cola Amatil) and The Morphettville Junction are all great supporters of our club and receive my thanks for their ongoing sponsorship this season and hopefully into the future. It is hard to captain and manage at team in any sport and to emerge as the “Top Dog” in your grade at your first go as captain is outstanding. I congratulate one of the club’s long serving players and new captain Craig “CC” Coretti and his team on bringing the club a premiership in the B grade blending a team of talented club veterans into a side that peaked at the right time despite the injuries and aches and pains in a truly superb effort to bring home the cup. In the pre-season we nominated four teams with our A grade in section 1 and others in sections 3,5 and 9 respectively. Despite our optimism we were unable to fill four senior sides consistently and unfortunately after the enthusiasm in 2015/16 for our D grade father/son team this fell by the wayside making it impossible for us to fill the section 9 team. The Junior program under the guidance of Kirrily and Bruce Burton, Mark and Nikki Brake, Craig Douglass and Ray Hall has continued to strengthen with under 10’s, under 12’s and under 14’s all having great seasons. Craig Coretti, Dan McCann, Alison and Steve Verco are owed a great debt by the Club with their hard work hopefully ensuring Keswick Cricket Club has a bright future with these talented juniors. The parents and other Keswick members are to be applauded for their support of this important part of our club. The club completed the season with a well-deserved and hard-won B grade Premiership in Section 3 but all sides were at times able to perform at a high level. The A grade used 25 players throughout the season and this no doubt contributed to the inconsistent performance and although in the top four for most of the season finished just outside the finals in fifth position. Numerous factors contributed to this including inclement weather restricting preseason practice, injuries and loss of players throughout the season. As a positive we did welcome Arman “Spidey” and Daljeet “Ricky” Singh back to the club and next season hopefully a larger contingent of their fellow players will play with Keswick which will strengthen our senior sides beyond the recently completed season. Jimmy Clarke has decided to step down as the club and A grade captain and I wish to congratulate him on his achievements as Captain and thank him for all the hard work and leadership since joining Keswick and wish all the best for the seasons to come as a senior player. The C grade led by Wade Matthews finished minor premiers but failed to make it to the Grand Final by a little more than a dozen runs and with a touch more luck could certainly have won the premiership in Section 6. Craig Coretti as B grade Captain in 110 his first season as captain brought home the Premiership in Section 3 but importantly also retained the Bradbrook/Maetze Cup (against South Road) I hope he continues this leadership and team management as captain for many seasons to come. Every season there are milestones reached by individuals and I would like to thank and congratulate all the following players on their personal games played milestones. Two of the clubs greatest players, multiple Association and Club trophy winners, both A grade and Club captains and members of the 2015/16 Section 1 premiership teams I congratulate Heath “Bubbles“Mackay and Russell “Rusty” Curyer on playing their 200th and 150th games respectively for the club. With great credentials as one of the players taking the longest time to play 50 games Darren “Dazzling” Ridings has literally sped to his 150th game. He is a consistent and tough performer and when in touch plays some of the most breathtaking leg side shots of any Keswick cricketer and has a great set of hands in the gully or with the keeping gloves on occasions. Two fast bowlers reached the century of games mark for Keswick and despite some years without playing they have both played multiple Premierships for the club including a C grade premiership together. Congratulations to Mark “Louie” Lewis and John “Warnie” Warne on achieving this milestone. Louie has also shown some incredible hard-hitting batting cameos over the years and Warnie has always been a fantastic fieldsman with a great arm whether in the field or bowling. Dan McCann and Stu Ats played their 50th games for the club both including premierships in those games in which they both were key performers, congratulations to you both and may many more games and premierships result. Other milestones were recorded throughout the season. During the season Heath MacKay and Alan Doubleday played in their 220th games for the club thereby achieving club life membership. Alan’s Doubleday’s record and stories are perhaps a little less known but early in the current season he became only the second player to pass 8000 runs for Keswick. He debuted in the 1983/84 season. His current 228 games have so far yielded him an impressive 8340 runs and 32 wickets but don’t really tell us the value of his skills to the team. Alan has made the most ever centuries (15) including 3 double centuries, with a highest of 226, which also involved the clubs highest ever partnership of 259 with Sam Calleja, 88. Doubles has been a club sponsor for a number of years through one of his many workplaces “Computer Station.” Throughout the season a number of aggregate runs-scored records were achieved. Of note were Simon “Spook” Morris scored his 6000th run, Brad “Nipper” Williamson his 5000th run, Russell Curyer, Ross “Hollywood” Ormsby, Steve “Vercs” Verco reached 4000 runs and Kurt McKinley and Kamal Mohammed their 1000th run for the club. Rusty took his 200th wicket for the club during this season joining an elite group of all-rounders with over 4000 runs and 200 wickets. The JJ Heptinstall trophy winner Russell Curyer had an outstanding season, winning the A grade John Robinson batting and Kevin Anderson bowling with 364 runs including a masterful century (121) and 29 wickets respectively. Rusty convincingly won the John Zadow / Allan Liebielt players choice award indicating how important his team mates thought his contributions were throughout the season polling votes in 11 of 14 games. Russell “Rusty” Curyer confirmed again that he is the best fieldsman in the Association winning the A grade, Simon Brett club and the Bert Crowhurst Association award as the best fielder in Section 1. He also again claimed the Barry Kearsley Life members trophy as the most valuable A grade player again 111 underlining his consistency and importance to the club as one of the premier players in the A grade. He again was adjudged by the umpires as the most influential, best and fairest player in Section 1 winning the Hewett medal. This shows we are not the only ones who admire and appreciate Rusty’s outstanding cricketing feats. After Rusty (364 runs at 30.33) the batting fell off with the Captain Jimmy Clarke 239 runs at 19.9 and Daljeet “Ricky” Singh 190 at 31.67 next in the A grade batting statistics. Bowling wise Steve McRae 21 wickets at 14.86 and Arman Singh 13 wickets at 19.54 provided great support to Rusty who won the Kevin Anderson A grade bowling trophy with 29 wickets at 14.10 in an outstanding season. The B grade finished 3rd at the end of the minor round and won two great finals to finish premiers in section 3. Craig Coretti in his first year as B grade captain led from the front winning the bowling trophy with 31 wickets at 14.68. He was ably supported by Dan McCann with 21 wickets at 12.60 including an incredible 7/13 against Coromandel Rambles II and Mark Lewis with 18 wickets at 15.5. The B Grade batting trophy was won by Chris Jeffrey with 383 runs at 34.82 ahead of Ross “Hollywood” Ormsby who scored 259 at 32.48 and Steve Verco 218 at 15.5. Rossco also won the fielding trophy in his first full season return to playing for the club. In the C’s the batting trophy was yet again won by Alan Doubleday who scored 403 runs at 40.80 including a classic century (120no) against Mitchell Park and another disallowed century against a 7 aside South Road. Kamal Mohammed scored 390 runs at 39 to finish second behind “Doubles” with Shaun Hansen third with 194 runs at 24.25. Nic Matthews won his teams bowling trophy with 22 wickets at 14.05 and his secure hands in the field won him the C grade fielding trophy. Shaun Hansen finished second in the bowling statistics with 20 wickets at 19.60 and John Warne 12 wickets at 11.75 to finish third. The captain Wade Matthews had an outstanding season with the gloves and again won the Association Keepers trophy. I congratulate those who scored centuries this season lead by Rusty with 121, Alan Doubleday 120no and Simon “Spook” Morris 111. On the bowling front the outstanding figures belonged to Dan McCann with 7/13 in section 3 followed by Arman Singh 6/26 and Steve McRae 6/40 both in section 1 In closing this was another successful season with the club gaining another premiership. It will, in my opinion also mark the season when the club began to pass the baton to the next group of Keswick cricketers and truly adopted the junior program which will ensure the Keswick Cricket Club will continue to be successful for many years to come. My thanks to all those who support our great club.

Yours Sincerely, John Miller President, Keswick Cricket Club.

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MITCHELL PARK CRICKET CLUB Club Colours: Red, White and Green

Email: [email protected]

While 2017/18 was a tough year overall for MPCC, there was still plenty to celebrate; last summer was the 50th year since Happy Valley CC moved to the Mitchell Park Reserve to become the Mitchell Park Cricket Club, and the 60th year of our Club’s overall existence. A mighty soiree was held to honour the occasion with many of our Club’s ex-players, families and friends in attendance featuring guest speaker Max O’Connell and the unveiling the MPCC Team of the last 50 years as well as the team of the last decade. The committee, led by president PJ Scott, did a wonderful job putting the night together, not to mention their hard work overall in running the Club. The A Grade had a hard summer in Section 2, going winless in a season of great change. Many of our A Graders from previous summers were either unavailable completely or could make only sporadic appearances, due mainly to work commitments or having moved on from the suburb. Jordie Dienelt was named the new captain and led from the front with the bat in stubborn fashion and in the field, scoring 224 runs @ 20.36 – with our batting often in trouble - and receiving 11 fielding votes which was good enough to place him second in the Club’s fielding trophy. Todd May stepped up from the lower grades to assist Jordie with 232 runs @ 19.33 with two half centuries. Daniel Battersby led the bowlers with 17 wickets (@17.00) from just nine games but it was the bowling of young leg spinner Josh May which impressed many as he took 16 wickets @ 32.38, displaying great control and wiles in his first full summer of A Grade cricket. Kyle Hanegraaf captained the B Grade to finals, placing fourth in Section 5. Unfortunately, the Lions were no match in the semi-final for deserving winners of the division in Morphett Vale, but didn’t help themselves by dropping an extraordinary amount of catches during that game. Newcomer to the Club Mike Warland had a huge year in the B’s scoring 212 runs and taking 31 wickets @ 11.74 including a best of 5/8 against Belair. Another newcomer and youngster in Maverick Abbott took 17 wickets (20 across all grades) with a best of 6/17 vs Happy Valley and showed a great deal of promise. Darren Siewes scored 275 @ 22.92 including 101* vs Happy Valley and Matt Rankin, who proved to be a great asset to the Club as a batsman and wicketkeeper scored 257 @ 51.4 with a best of 101 vs St George. Rob Quintel also proved his worth as an allrounder with 227 runs and 16 wickets. C Grade were led by PJ Scott and flirted with a Section 6 finals position for much of the season before bowing out in the final rounds. PJ led all run scorers with 269 runs at 20.69 and was followed by Dylan Pretty with 225 @ 22.5. Wickets were shared around, with Allan King (16.5 average) and Matthew Aylmore (20.07) tying on 14 wickets each, Bradley Richardson taking 13, Sanjay Reddy 12 and Nick Holmes 10. Allan also took career best figures of 8/42 vs Keswick, the Club’s best individual bowling performance of the summer. Regardless of their ladder placing, a number of MPCC youth players made their debuts in C Grade and performed in outstanding fashion there, providing great enthusiasm and receiving solid experience in their first senior outings. D Grade also missed finals but blooded a number of new players to the Club under the captaincy of Peter Robertson. Lachie Stewart-Tonkin pinched the batting 121 aggregate late in the summer with a pair of half centuries, recording 183 runs @ 20.33 with wicket keeper Brett Campbell scoring 157 @19.63 and Peter Moyle hobbling to 141. Connor Sampson’s 95 vs Port Noarlunga on debut was also a stunning performance worth recollecting. Connor’s father Steve took 22 wickets @ 12.14 with a best of 4/2 with Moyle providing great support with 15 wickets @ 16. Adam Campbell, another youth player in his first year of senior cricket, also took 15 @ 18.47 including D Grade’s only five wicket haul, an amazing 5/0 vs South Road.

Club Award Night was a lot of fun as ever. Young Josh May won the Allan Sutherland Player of the Year with 36 votes across the summer, which was a popular victory. Mike Warland finished just one vote behind, with a cluster of players in the 14 to 18 vote range. Mike won the Darryl Reynolds All-Rounder Trophy with 762 points, with 243 runs and 35 wickets across all grades. Rob Quintel finished second on 482 points. Brett Campbell won the Max Thomas Wicket Keeping Trophy with 406 points and had 10 catches and three stumpings for the summer. Lachie Stewart-Tonkin won the Mark Sansome Fielding Trophy with 15 votes, an impressive amount considering it is voted on by opposition captains. The night -and season - was rounded off by the presentation of Life Membership to two deserving recipients. Shaun Hollis has been around the Club on and off for twenty years, playing 146 games (127 in A Grade) and scoring 3791 runs (3189 in A’s) at an average of 25.61; he has been a member of the 2000/01 and 2014/15 A Grade premierships and the 1988/89 C Grade premiership. He was also named in the MPCC 50-year anniversary team as opening batsman. Jake Hollis was also made a Life Member at the ripe old age of 26, having already played 106 career senior games (80 A Grade) but having contributed in a huge way to the Club off the field as well. He has been a long-time committee member, a junior’s coach, treasurer and had the mantle of “sheriff”. He has also taken 154 wickets in his time and captained the A Grade to the 2014/15 premiership.

During a season of great change, it was greatly encouraging to see so many new players join MPCC and to see many of our juniors enter senior ranks and make such a valuable contribution to our Club. Our junior coaches have done a wonderful job with the boys for many years and deserve huge thanks for their tireless efforts – well done and congratulations to PJ Scott, Todd May, Steve Chapman, Michael Williams, Chris McSporran and Shaun Davis. MPCC also featured its first girls team this past summer and we hope to see this program expand as well. Our committee works bloody hard to put our teams out on the field and Peter Berkshire did a great job as coach and selector in making sure all sides were filled with the usual last- minute vacancies. All are to be congratulated. We’re looking forward to a bigger and better season in 2018/19.

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MORPHETTVILLE PARK CRICKET CLUB Club Colours: Green, Gold and Red Club History: Formerly :Saint Marks Founded 1922, joined ASCA 1942- 43

Our 96th season looked successful when the minor round concluded. We had three sides hosting finals, A and B-grade as minor premiers. Sadly it faded rapidly! The A- grade were runners-up, B-grade third, D-grade fourth, while our Cs finished sixth. Finals notwithstanding, our improved results were demonstrated by many good performances. In particular, for the fourth in our history and the first time since 1998- 99 two batsmen scored over 500 runs: Daniel Florance 597 and Chris Spehr 590 our 17th and 18th best aggregates.

Losing the toss, limiting sides to moderate scores and then running them down quickly was the A-grade’s modus operandi. With only one loss, they entered the finals on top by two games, then they got the staggers. Just winning their semi-final and well beaten at home in the grand final. Definitely not a true reflection of their season.

The batting aggregate was won by Daniel Florance whose aggressive style produced his best-ever season of 597 runs. This included five fifties, a career high third century and season’s best of 136*. This batting award can accompany his two A-grade bowling trophies. Captain Scott Paterson with a solid total of 419 runs, also posted his third century. Reliable allrounders Kev Brokensha 307 and Mark Nurney 252 added solidity to the middle order. Support came from opener Rohan Prigg with 225 runs and 11 catches, ever-reliable Bharat Roocke 161 while young Chris Gibbie gave a glimpse of his ability with 137 runs. Paterson and Nurney shared the best partnership of 126 runs. Our best bowler with 36 wickets was the dependable Bharat Roocke, who was runner up for ASCA’s Section Two bowling award. Bharat also took the club’s best of 8/32 - equal 15th in our history. Opening left-arm quick Aaron Fishwick’s regular collection of wickets saw him bag 31 and also gain inter-association selection. Florance’s bowling realised 21 wickets and included our club’s 24th hat-trick. Nurney 16 and Brokensha 11 contributed useful wickets to a solid and frugal attack. The B-grade was undefeated at round 12 but then lost three of four. In a very competitive grade they beat everyone and were ever so close to a flag. They scored the most runs in Section Two, evidenced by having three players in the top ten batsmen. Opener and Section runner-up, Kym Woodward’s 351 runs included the top score of 81* to give him his third trophy. Stroke- player Grant Whellum’s 284 and versatile Roshan Bandara with 281 usually set a quick tempo for the innings. Brett Barker made a useful contribution with 200 runs while Daniel Monro, from limited matches, compiled 167. Captain Mark Voyzey added 135 with newcomer Mat Crawford 115 and Caleb Rybalka 107 contributing useful scores from limited matches. Whellum and Woodward shared the best partnership of 138. Opening bowler Andrew Smith won the bowling award with 33 wickets, including a best of 7/28 and was runner-up in Section 3. Fast spinner Bandara’s 28 wickets maintained the pressure on opposition batsmen. Victor Forbes with 18 wickets, Mathew Erfuth 14 and Brodie Roberts 10, completed a very useful bowling line-up. Our C-grade, competing against A and B-grade sides, were always going to find it tough, but their competitiveness showed. Before promotion Daniel Monro scored 127

286 runs, including the season high of 76. Travis Hebbard totalled 167 with captain Jarrod Robinson adding 140 and Brodie Bowman 103. Monro and Hebbard shared the best partnership of 94. The bowlers found the higher grade batsmen very tough. Last season’s winner, seamer Brenton Crosby took 14 wickets, our second lowest aggregate in C-grade. Assistance came from young spinner Alex Mitchard, wicket-keeper/bowler Robinson and Daniel Crosby. D-grade were top after round 12 but other results and a poor semi-final saw them finish fourth. Their batting was dominated by Section 8 batting trophy winner Chris Spehr and Geoff George. Spehr’s 590 runs at 98 included three undefeated centuries, the best being 122. Opener George keeps accumulating runs. His total of 345 saw him join Graham Tuohy and Jim Coulls as 10 000 run scorers for the club. Geoff now has 6 centuries and Chris 11. Good contributions came from captain Jess Keon 189 wicket-keeper Ben Porter 147 Jason Crisp 145 and Allan Elbourn 127 runs. George shared two big partnerships: 164 with Keon and 162* with Spehr. Leg spinner Crisp’s 18 wickets gained him his third bowling trophy, beating fellow spinner George’s 14. Ever-reliable quick Michael Barnett took 13 with Keon adding 11 with a host of others contributing. AWARDS Player awards. A: Daniel Florance. B: Andrew Smith. C: Daniel Monro. D: Chris Spehr. 2017/18 Cricketer of the Year: Daniel Florance. For his efforts running practice, captaining the club, assisting off the field, plus his committee work, Scott Paterson was named the 2017-18 Clubman of the Year. Multiply those on and off field efforts by many seasons and it is easy to realise why Scott was deservedly awarded Club Life Membership. MILESTONES 10 000 runs: Geoff George 3000 runs: Bharat Roocke; Mark Voyzey 1000 runs: Mark Nurney; Caleb Rybalka 100 wickets:Roshan Bandara; Andrew Smith 100 catches: Bharat Roocke. 100 matches: Troy Rosser

Our juniors Under 10s, 12s and 14s, were capably managed by Gavin Walsh, Les and Peter Roach. They are producing talent and numbers for future senior years with a couple playing this season. The Under 14 Green team winning their grand final was a highlight. President Geoff George and Secretary Mike Henley’s committee again did a sterling job with their efficient administration. Financial help came from our durable sponsors: Newmarket Ingredients, The Promo Place and Tom Hayter. Thanks go to Paul, Camo and Nic for friendly service at the bar, plus Sheila Paterson for organising afternoon teas and meals. A and D-grades made the finals for the second consecutive season, with the Bs joining them this year. Let’s not make losing finals a habit. Next season our competition will be similar. We should remain in the same grades which surely means playing in finals shouldn’t be the problem, just winning them. A little more desire on the field, increased self-belief, and dedication to a winning ethos, should result in premiership celebrations next March.

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MORPHETT VALE CRICKET CLUB

The Morphett vale cricket club would like to thank ASCA and all the cricket clubs on another great season in 2017/18 First off Mvcc would like to thank our major sponsors Morphett Vale Butcher, Luke Harrison Roofing, GTek Automotive and Wards Outdoor Gardening Services. And to all our other minor sponsors. Another great season was had by Mvcc with our A grade winning a premiership again and our B grade just missing out on finals by 1point. Well done to both teams. We had some great achievements with Rufan Sunder-Das winning association batting trophy with 500 plus runs sec 5. Charlie Hall winning best association fielder sec 5. We had several players in batting and bowling in the top 10 sec 5 in the association. Great achievement! Same with our sec 8. Many players had great achievements and Mvcc are looking at another successful season ahead in sec 4 and 8. Mvcc is 170yrs old this season and we are looking very strong this season with some great recruiting over the off season for our great club to strive to once be back were we want to be and this is playing the highest grades we can. We would like to wish all clubs the best in 2018/19 in this great cricket association. Once again thankyou to all our sponsors, all our volunteers, executive committee, committees and supporters for a wonderful cricket season had. I’m sure of a very successful and challenging cricket season ahead in our celebration year – being the oldest country cricket club in South Australia. 170 years.

Regards Gav (President Mvcc)

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North Haven Cricket Club Club Colours: Blue and White website: www.upthegulls

A grade Played in section 1 captained by Adam Lawrence who had a relatively young squad. With only a couple of older heads playing which showed in some crunch games not being able to finish the game with a win. Although we finished on the bottom of the ladder we certainly weren't embarrassed losing most of those games by only narrow margins. Highlight was an outright which included 16 year old Mitch Vonthoff obtaining first innings figures of 4/8. Other highlights: Jay Oxlade at the young age of 46 showed he can still match it in the top tier scoring 549 runs at 45.75 average. Best with the ball was Luke Gill with 20 wickets at an average of 20.55.

B grade Skippered by Adam Hocking, they fought it hard in section 3. They unfortunately fell one game short of the finals. There were some solid performances through the middle part of the season but couldn't get the crucial wins needed at the start and towards the end of the minor rounds. Once again and older experienced man showed that he can still match it in the higher sections with Geoff Lawson plundering 383 runs at an average of 31.92. Our best bowler in the B grade went to another older player for the club in Paul Wilson who captured 17 wickets at an average of 13.94

C grade Skippered by Ryan Egan for the first couple of games before going up the grades then taken over by Mathew Avery. They found it very hard to get a settled side and ended up with just the 3 wins. Tyagi Minesh led the way with the bat scoring 147 at an average of 21 and backed it up by being the leading wicket taken with 11 at an average of 11.

D grade Was skippered by David Walczak and finished up premiers defeating Kenilworth 2 by 153 runs. In what was quite a settled side for most of the year, special mention has to be attributed to some standout performances from individuals. Shane Hollitt had a great season with the bat, scoring 515 runs for the season which included a brilliant 124 in the grand-final. He was well supported with Terry Martin contributing 353 runs and handy cameos throughout the season from others. Jake watts, Jack Lewis, Shane Woolman had very good and consistent season with the ball. Terry 133

Martin finished the year off strongly with 7 wickets in the finals, including a 5/6 for a total of 18 wickets to end the year.

E grade Skippered by Brian Price had a tuff year. So many forfeits and byes made it hard to keep players interested. We mustered up 5 wins. Best with the bat was Anthony Ford with 339 at 42.38. He also took 9 wickets. Luke Howell was the best with the ball taking 10 wickets at 7.70 and Nigell Randel made 155 at an average of 31.

Congratulations go to our two new life members in Micky Muldoon and Judy Redford.

Medal winners John Engnelhart medal went to Jay Oxlade. Tony Fromene medal went to Geoff Lawson. Alex Lewis medal went to Tyagi Minesh. Doug Fleming medal went to Shane Hollitt. Ryan Egan medal went to Anthony Ford. Ray Guscott medal went to Mitch Vonthoff and Brad Brame.

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Never2Late Cricket Club

The Adelaide and Suburban Cricket Association welcome the Never2Late Cricket Club to our competition and wish them the best for this season.

Port Noarlunga Cricket Club Club Colours: Black and Gold Nickmane: Great White Pointers

Handbook summary for Port Noarlunga Cricket Club.

Thank you to all opposing teams we played against last season. We look forward to locking horns again in Season 2018/19. Also, thanks to the committee, umpires and other volunteers of the association. It is truly a very well-run competition. Season 2017/18 was a mixture. Section 1 once again played finals but were comprehensively beaten. Getting a consistent side together was a struggle as work commitments get more in the way. Our depth will once again be eroded in Season 2018/19 Some highlights of the season were Jamie Robshaw and Reece Button with 19 wickets each and Anthony Burgess 359 runs and Ciaran O’Hagan 340 runs. Section 5 – From Paul Smith. Well porties had a reasonable season but finished on a sad note by missing out on the finals. We had a lot of close games that didn’t go our way. 139

As a captain it was good see some of our juniors come thru and perform at a high level. Leading wicket taker was Matthew Treloar with 13 wickets with Paul Smith making 255 runs and Shane Keast 205 runs. Section 8 – From Danny Page. Our overall season was disappointing. Our bowling and fielding was excellent but our batting let us down bigtime and cost us playing finals. The highs for us were beating North Haven outright at their ground, taking 20 wickets in one day and putting us back in finals contention. The young kids we blooded were sensational and lifted our enthusiasm and the standout was our opening bowler Mick McKay who led from the front. He absolutely dominated the whole season and it showed by him winning bowling trophies in both club and association. The lows were losing outright to Coromandel and it costing us a finals spot even though we probably didn't deserve to be in the top four and our batting performances throughout the season were at times disgraceful. Highlights were Danny Page with 148 runs and Michael McKay (26) and Dave Shane (16) getting amongst the wickets. Section 9 – From Scott Woods. In Section 9 our D Grade was used as a junior development side. We had a really good year teaching the young lads a lot about cricket. We over achieved with about 6/7 14-year-old lads and to make the Grand Final was a fantastic performance. We eventually won the Grand Final after it was discovered our opposition cheated, which denied the opportunity for these kids to celebrate which is disappointing but hopefully they will experience that in the near future. Top Performers were Scott Woods with an association high 757 runs, Dennis Kennedy 414 runs and in his 1st season of seniors, young Harry Smitheman scored 181runs. With the ball Dennis Kennedy topped off a fine year with 35 wickets, Darren Young 18wickets and youngster Kobe Mott also in his 1st Season with 15 wickets.

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PLYMPTON FOOTBALLERS CRICKET CLUB Club Colours: Red and Black Est 1964

This is a season in which the fortunes of our club were very much linked to rivals Coromandel Ramblers. Plympton drew first blood with a relatively comfortable 8 wicket win in the Grand Final of the newly named ASCA Jack Voyzey T20 Competition. Their revenge would come with a more than comfortable win in the Grand Final in Section 1. It was a disappointing way to give up our title after a strong season. But that’s the nature of cricket. There was some consolation for Plympton with our third side taking out the premiership again over Coromandel Ramblers in Section 7 with a nine-wicket victory for our “Dad’s Army” side – their second premiership in three years. Our player highlights included a solid season by Brad Middlin in Section 1, in which he scored 526 runs at an average of 40.46 and five fifties. He backed this up with the ball with 16 wickets at 26, making him one of the leading all-rounders in the competition. Brock Pomeroy again topped the Section 1 wicket taking 24 wickets at 11.63 with a best of 5/29. Section 4 skipper Jon Maddigan topped the bowling for the club in that grade with 24 wickets at 11.5 with a best of 5/16. Best with bat here was Nathan Blake with 241 runs at 26.78. Section 6 best with the bat was Adrian Foote with 453 runs at 37.75 with a top score of 120 and with the ball it was Andrew Brigmanis with 28 wickets at 13.93 with a best of 5/44. Section 7 best with the bat was Pat Cronin who scored 419 at 32.23 with a top score of 106 and best with the ball was Remy Colmer with 25 wickets at 21.72 with a best of 5/14. Section 9 best with the bat was Wayne Hillgrove with 629 runs at 48.38 with a top score of 172 and best with the ball was James Vanderhaak with 28 wickets at 14.64 with a best return of 6/19. The club champion McGhee Medallist for season 2017/18 was Section 4’s Nathan Blake with a solid all-round performance across the season. Life Membership was conferred on Rik Morris.

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Saint George Cricket Club Club Colours: Red and White

The 2017/2018 year was pleasing for two main reasons. Firstly, both sides returned to finals action after missing out the previous season. But more importantly, an influx of new players saw numbers being less of an issue than recent years. Retaining these new players and adding more will continue to be a priority. Ongoing stability within the Management Committee is appreciated and continues to hold our club in good stead. Those involved do significantly more work than most know to keep the club functioning and attractive. Again, it is much appreciated. A settled leadership group provided stability. Jimmy Walker and Craig Price resumed their captaincy roles and were able to benefit from their experience, taking their sides to finals. With neither side tasting the ultimate success, hopefully they will get the opportunity to take the next step. Both sides put finals positions beyond doubt before Christmas with an excellent opening half of the season. The A grade made it through to the Grand Final before losing to the best side in the division, whereas the B grade were eliminated in the Semi by the eventual premiers. Both sides, and all players, can be proud of their seasons. Newcomer Andrew Langton led the way with the bat in the A grade (293 runs) while evergreen Matt Broomhead led a fine bowling attack with 28 wickets. In the B grade, a tie for the leading batsman with Nathan Johnson and Ravinder Sandhu on 194 runs each, while Kevin Winning again took the bowling honours with 17 wickets. David Baum won his first A grade Player of the Year award, while Kevin Winning won the B grade equivalent. Thanks to our on-field leaders, our committee and all those who played a role in getting out reams on the park. Continued strong attendances at social events indicate we are doing something right. We were once again significantly supported by our major sponsor, the Seven Stars Hotel. We need to make sure we continue to support them as much as we can. Thanks to Tom and his team. Welcome to all the new players this year, we hope to see you back. Thanks to all 35 players who this year had a crack!

Scott Keeley President

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http://sheidowpark.tripod.com Club Colours: Maroon and Gold

Another season of growth for the club can be attributed to the continued success of the move to the Pit, moving the second ground to Reynella East College and a better season on the field for the club as a whole. We also continued the second team in juniors to solidify that commitment with our juniors and the community. We also added Milo Cricket for the first time in a number of years. With the help of SACA, this was a resounding success and the club will look to continue this agreement in the future. The club is in a strong financial position, aided by the assistance of a grant for $10k from the Marion Council/Amanda Rishworth’s office. Craig has had initial discussions with the council regarding this and it looks like they will manage the project for us. As such, we are proceeding with plans to extend the veranda area in front of the bar. This will be of particular benefit to the juniors on a Sunday morning where the additional length will provide shade (rather than having to try watch through the bright morning sun). On field was a much better season, seeing all teams with a chance at finals until the last few rounds. Eventually our B, C and D grade teams all made finals with the B grade progressing to the grand final. Unfortunately, we did not see the ultimate success for any of our teams. However, it does bode well for the future to be gaining the depth and strength to have teams playing finals so we can hope for more fruitful years to come! Rob and Shane continued their work with the juniors. It was good to see Damo and Tad put their hands up to coach the junior teams and while they didn’t always see the results they wanted, the feedback was great in their development of the players involved. Hopefully we can continue to grow our junior program in the future to have more players moving through the ranks. Finally, success is not far away for this club based on the results of the year both on and off the field. Let’s hope these results continue and the club keeps improving and we see the ultimate success being realised once again for one, if not all, teams very soon!

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South Park Cricket Club Club Colours: Red and Blue

South Park had a challenging season finishing 5th, and just out of the finals. Very well lead by Captain Esso Brkic and Vice Captain Paul Askew, it was a very competitive season finishing with 5 wins, 7 losses and 2 byes. We introduced 10 new players into the club this year which provided significant spirit and growth. We continued the club philosophy of giving everyone a go and we enjoyed our cricket and the on field competitiveness. There is a positive feeling around our ‘one team’ club that the future looks bright with great spirit, mateship and culture. Standout for the season was Paul Askew with the ball, with 19 wickets at an average of 17. He had best figures of 5/29 against Sheidow Park in round 5. With the bat, the team struggled for consistency and is demonstrated with only 6 fifties for the season. Arumugam Loganathan lead the way with 321 runs at an average of 32. South Park would like to thank all of our committee members for their dedication and hard work put into improving the position of the club both on and off the field. We look forward to season 18-19 with a great sense of optimism that we can further improve the club. Thanks to the Goodwood Hotel for their generosity as sponsor and we look forward to their ongoing support. The trophy winners for season 17-18 were: Cricketer of the Year: Esso Brkic Bowling: Paul Askew - 19 wickets Batting: Arumugam Loganathan – 321 runs Fielding: Michael Turci - 11 catches Captains Award: Vinod Vaithiyanathan Kevin Spencer Team Man Award: Kenny Lang

Congratulations to the trophy winners and we look forward to the challenges that lie ahead in season 2018-19

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South Road Cricket Club Est. 1940 Club Colours: Green and Gold Website: www.southroadcricket.org

I’m writing this summary of the season as we wrap up and move on to another season. The first thing I would like to do is thank the committee members, Matthew Altus, Peter Fosdike, Jonathan Finch, Mark Mitton, Steven Broad, Aslito May, Graham Hartlett, and Bradley Ross. I also thank this year’s team Captains: A grade Adrian Woolman B grade Balbir Singh, and D grade Jordan Davies. Without this core group of people we cannot provide the platform for people to enjoy their cricket. You all mean a lot to me and the Club. This year we had almost a completely new committee, including some very green prospects. As only 3 members had been on the committee before, it was not the smoothest transition at the start of the off season, but I am pleased to have overseen the growth of individuals on this committee. This season as a committee we tried to handle our business as a group, and everyone stepped up at some point when needed. This season was one of change. We had a lot of turnover, from players through to committee members. This posed a unique challenge this season, as we had players in grades they had not played in before, but it was a challenge that everyone accepted. I think as a club we understand we are in a transition phase. You can’t win everything every year. I do believe that by surrounding ourselves with quality people and friends, making our cricket fun, getting around the club and supporting each other at training in games, after games, we will grow as a club and as a unit. We want to work at getting all teams back into finals; this is not an overnight fix, but if we create the culture, it can create long term memories, stories, friendships and keep the club highly regarded and respected by the entire association. I would like to think, with all the upcoming changes to the Edwardstown precinct, that we can ride these coattails ourselves, using this growth and change in the community to reignite our presence in the community. We can use this as a platform to introduce new members to our brand, we can use this to grow as individuals. This will be the first time we have our own clubhouse, something I think we can all get excited for. There are lots of new and exciting times ahead for the SRCC: it’s a great time to be at the Roadhouse as we start the climb up the ladder. It will take contributions from everyone at the SRCC as we work as a team towards 1 goal. Congratulations to the Trophy winners and to our new committee members. I look forward to what this club can accomplish is the future. Bring on the new developments to the establishment and to the SRCC. Roadhouse Regards Aaron Schmidt

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Southern Sports and Social Club Club Colours: Green and Gold

The 2017/18 season was a successful one for the Southern Serpents Cricket Club with both our A and B Grade sides competing in the Grand final after finishing 4th and 3rd respectively. The club continues to build on a solid foundation of success with our members enjoying their cricket and encouraged to contribute. Congratulations to our B-Grade side who took out the Premiership in a great finals campaign. The A Grade Captain Brendan Chapple led the side strongly in what was a mixed season of close wins and losses with the team searching for consistency. Their best cricket will stretch any side in the section and with that spirit they defeated the best team all year, Morphettville Park in the Semi-final, and provided a very close chase to challenge Keswick in the Grand Final . It was a credit to the team to show the resolve to make it to the Grand Final game and they’re now left The B Grade Captain James Redshaw led the side for a third straight season. The team had slowly been building over the previous years and with this experience were victorious against Fitzroy in the Grand Final, after posting an imposing total of 175 runs batting first. Two standout innings were played by Jason Gurd (33) and Craig McEwen (51) with the wickets shared between Andrew Hutchesson, Craig McEwen and Scott Thiele with 3 wickets each. The Southern Serpents Cricket Club would like to give a big thanks to all of the committee members for their commitment to the club. Their efforts and time spent behind the scenes continually strengthens the club’s position. We would also like to congratulate all the premiership and trophy winners for the 2017/18 season and wish all clubs the best of luck for the 2018/19 season. In addition, we would like to thank the Association and Executive Committee for their tireless efforts in supporting and facilitating local cricket. Season 2017/18 Leyson Medal & Ray Thatcher Cricketer of the Year – Nick Swincer Mark Riedel Club Batting Trophy – Nick Swincer B Grade Batting Trophy – Jason Gurd Malcolm Bond Bowling Trophy – Chris Thredgold B Grade Bowling Trophy – Lincoln Charles A Grade Fielding Trophy – Steven Beagley B Grade Fielding – Ben Swadling Most Improved – David Souter Andrew Robson A Grade Players MVP – Nick Swincer Jason Gurd B Grade Players MVP – Lincoln Charles Hank Hill Memorial Trophy – Nick Swincer

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WARRADALE CRICKET CLUB Club colours : green & gold

Founded 1979/80

Firstly, I would like to say a big thank you to all the players, supporters, wives and girlfriends that played a part this past season - one that has no doubt been one of the most challenging seasons in my 5 years as club president - 5 being the magic number for myself, I am handing the reins over to Anton Balym as our newly elected President. Thanks all for your support in the past. A big shout out to the committee members who have again gone beyond the call of duty and generously given their time in organising events and general administrative assistance this year - I won't name everyone, but I would like to give special mentions to • David Palmer for stepping up when needed to fill the role as B Grade Captain • Karen Pansini (and her little helpers, Inc Angelo) for taking care of BBQ duties, raffle tickets and general help - greatly appreciated • Phil Monahan and all the Captains - Selection nights have been far from easy this season • All the players - it's been a tough year and for those that have played in teams/grades where generally not normal, you have answered the call with great dignity when the club needed you to step up - thanks a bunch

On the back of what was an exceptional 2016/17 season, WCC was hoping for another stellar year ahead of us. Unfortunately, this was not to be with all sides missing out on finals. With this in mind, one could say this past season has been a disappointing year for us - to a degree that's possibly true. BUT.... What we have done well is pull together when the club needed us most - doing what's best for the club, not just the individual. Overall, I believe we showed a great level of determination and strength this past year and we should be proud of this. This past season saw around 23 players leave cricket/the club for one reason or another - Most of which were players from our A or B Grade teams last season. Any way you look at this, it's a massive hole to fill, especially when considering 3 of our 4 teams were moving up a grade this year. To our credit, we stuck to our guns and remained competitive - Some people rose to the challenge magnificently and thrived in their new roles. Sadly, and for the first time in nearly 40years since the WCC was founded, we were unable to fill a team on a Saturday afternoon - In doing so, we notched our first ever forfeit. This grew into 3-4 games in a row and we then made the difficult decision to withdraw from Sec 8 altogether. 165

Most of these guys went into the B Grade together with some assistance from C grade lads to fill the Sec 4 side. At one point our Sec 4 team set a new WCC record for the oldest average player age (from memory it was over 50yrs of age) I'd also like to say a big congrats to our new A Grade Captain this year in Scotty Monaghan - together with all the players that chipped in and did their part in the A Grade this year. This past season was very much a revolving line-up and coming back into Sec 2 with an undermanned list was always going to be hard - yes, we still managed finish the season equal points with 4th place on the ladder - was a wonderful effort and very nearly made it into finals. Outstanding Achievements reached 2017/2018

Dale Brusnahan Cricketer of the Year Glen Harris R/up Cricketer of the Year Ashley Marshall Paul Temby 250 Games Jason Conroy 200 Games Rowan Williams 200 Games Ron Scott 100 Games Braedon Tonkin 100 Games Lachlan Ferguson 100 games Anton Balym 50 Games Troy Spanton 50 Games Dale Brusnahan 50 Games Tim Smith 50 Games Scott Monaghan 50 games Brett Bryson 50 Games Andrew Conley 50 games

8000 runs Dom Gibbie 5000 runs Anton Balym Gary Wilson

400 Wickets Ashley Marshall Braedon Tonkin 100 wickets Brett Bryson

100 Catches John Smith

2017/18 Coombe Medal - Paul Temby 2017/18 Boof Conroy Medal - Dale

Brusnahan 2017/18 John Smith Medal - Glenn Harris

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Noel Browne Phil Monahan Special thanks to our club sponsors throughout the year

Warradale Hotel Larry Collin - C21 Bayside Brighton Blackwood Sound Platinum Fine Homes Smartline Mortgage Advisors Solomon's Flooring - Reynella The wash Club Akers of Lawn Elders Meat Store X-Golf Marion

A big congrats to the A&SCA for their work and efforts throughout the year and all umpires involved - great effort all round....

Regards Anthony Green WCC President

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WESTERN YOUTH CENTRE CRICKET CLUB Club Colours: Green and Gold Founded: 1961

We entered the season with hopes of returning to finals in all grades. We suffered an early loss losing our D grade due to lack of numbers.

We did however go a little way in achieving our goal with both the A grade and B grade making finals and our C grade going close even after forfeiting 2 games.

Our B grade was our best side all year finishing top and losing on the last ball in the semi.

The A grade was a season of two halves terrible before Christmas amazing after to somehow make finals. Then losing in a great semi to Plympton.

Below is a quick wrap of the season. All stats include Finals.

A GRADE – WOW is one way to describe the A grade season, bottom at Xmas then not losing after to make the finals!! Matty D has to be thanked for once again putting his hand up to lead, another solid year by him and the A grade. We did lose the semi in a brilliant game against Plympton which probably should have been the final. A big welcome to some new players that have really helped the club turn things around. Adam Berry, Chris Buttfield and our 2 Malaysians Darvin and Keithan. Great to have you at our club and hope you all enjoyed your first years with many to come at WYC. We need to take that step and get back to winning finals.

Batting: Matt D`Angelo 403 runs @ 31.00 Bowling: Robbie Hopkins 22 Wickets @ 19.64 Fielding: Adam Berry

B GRADE – another WOW. Finishing top by a massive 4 games. Superbly led by Mark Whenan, who not only led but had an amazing season personally. Again, welcome to a Graham Sherlock another new addition to the club who only strengthen our already strong batting. Unfortunately, the B grade lost on the last ball in the Semi Final. This should only make you hungrier to go one better next year, but a great year never then less.

Batting: Graham Sherlock 449 runs @ 29.93 Bowling: Mark Whenan 42 wickets @ 12.88 Fielding: Geoff Brine

C GRADE – always hard when you are the last team with numbers. A big thankyou to a club legend welcome back Billy Likos who took over from Lee when he departed. We welcomed a lot of new faces and were competitive in most of our 173 games narrowly missing finals after 2 forfeits – a massive effort!!! Thanks again Billy and welcome home.

Batting: Billy Likos 202 runs @ 22.44 Bowling: Venkata Sangaraju 21 wickets @ 18.71 Fielding: Safyan Chauhan

I would like to thank the association for a well-run competition – in my humble opinion the best hard wicket competition in the state.

Every year we produce new quality cricketers and our association success shows how good our comp is, not just Sec 1 but all the grades.

Thanks again Shaun Visser ( Vice President)

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2018/2019 New Fixtures

Section 1 Team named first at home.

6 October 2018 Port Noarlunga v Sheidow Park ICC Sharks v Western YC Cove v Plympton F Coro Ramblers v Keswick

13 - 20 October Sheidow Park v Coro Ramblers Western YC v Cove Plympton F v Keswick ICC Sharks v Port Noarlunga

27 October - 3 November Cove v ICC Sharks Western YC v Plympton F Port Noarlunga v Coro Ramblers Keswick v Sheidow Park

10 - 17 November Cove v Port Noarlunga Coro Ramblers v ICC Sharks Plympton F v Sheidow Park Keswick v Western YC

24 November - 1 December Sheidow Park v Cove Coro Ramblers v Western YC Port Noarlunga v Plympton F ICC Sharks v Keswick

15 December Keswick v Cove Port Noarlunga v Western YC Coro Ramblers v Plympton F Sheidow Park v ICC Sharks

22 December Western YC v Sheidow Park Cove v Coro Ramblers Keswick v Port Noarlunga Plympton F v ICC Sharks

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Section 1 cont… 5 January 2019 Port Noarlunga v Cove ICC Sharks v Coro Ramblers Sheidow Park v Plympton F Western YC v Keswick

12 January ICC Sharks v Cove Plympton F v Western YC Coro Ramblers v Port Noarlunga Sheidow Park v Keswick

19 January Coro Ramblers v Sheidow Park Cove v Western YC Keswick v Plympton F Port Noarlunga v ICC Sharks

2 - 9 February Cove v Keswick Western YC v Port Noarlunga Plympton F v Coro Ramblers ICC Sharks v Sheidow Park

16 - 23 February Sheidow Park v Port Noarlunga Western YC v ICC Sharks Plympton F v Cove Keswick v Coro Ramblers

2 - 9 March Sheidow Park v Western YC Coro Ramblers v Cove Port Noarlunga v Keswick ICC Sharks v Plympton F

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Section 2 Team named first at home. 6 October 2018 Coromandel v Glenelg ANA Keswick II v Morphettville Pk Happy Valley v Warradale Belair v North Haven

13 - 20 October Glenelg ANA v Belair Morphettville Pk v Happy Valley Warradale v North Haven Keswick II v Coromandel

27 October - 3 November Happy Valley v Keswick II Morphettville Pk v Warradale Coromandel v Belair North Haven v Glenelg ANA

10 - 17 November Happy Valley v Coromandel Belair v Keswick II Warradale v Glenelg ANA North Haven v Morphettville Pk

24 November - 1 December Glenelg ANA v Happy Valley Belair v Morphettville Pk Coromandel v Warradale Keswick II v North Haven

15 December North Haven v Happy Valley Coromandel v Morphettville Pk Belair v Warradale Glenelg ANA v Keswick II

22 December Morphettville Pk v Glenelg ANA Happy Valley v Belair North Haven v Coromandel Warradale v Keswick II

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Section 2 cont… 5 January 2019 Coromandel v Happy Valley Keswick II v Belair Glenelg ANA v Warradale Morphettville Pk v North Haven

12 January Keswick II v Happy Valley Warradale v Morphettville Pk Belair v Coromandel Glenelg ANA v North Haven

19 January Belair v Glenelg ANA Happy Valley v Morphettville Pk North Haven v Warradale Coromandel v Keswick II

2 - 9 February Happy Valley v North Haven Morphettville Pk v Coromandel Warradale v Belair Keswick II v Glenelg ANA

16 - 23 February Glenelg ANA v Coromandel Morphettville Pk v Keswick II Warradale v Happy Valley North Haven v Belair

2 - 9 March Glenelg ANA v Morphettville Pk Belair v Happy Valley Coromandel v North Haven Keswick II v Warradale

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Section 3 Team named first at home. 6 October 2018 Fitzroy v Southern North Haven II v Coro Ramblers II South Road v Mitchell Park Morphettville Pk II v ICC Sharks II

13 - 20 October Southern v Morphettville Pk II Coro Ramblers II v South Road Mitchell Park v ICC Sharks II North Haven II v Fitzroy

27 October - 3 November South Road v North Haven II Coro Ramblers II v Mitchell Park Fitzroy v Morphettville Pk II ICC Sharks II v Southern

10 - 17 November South Road v Fitzroy Morphettville Pk II v North Haven II Mitchell Park v Southern ICC Sharks II v Coro Ramblers II

24 November - 1 December Southern v South Road Morphettville Pk II v Coro Ramblers II Fitzroy v Mitchell Park North Haven II v ICC Sharks II

15 December ICC Sharks II v South Road Fitzroy v Coro Ramblers II Morphettville Pk II v Mitchell Park Southern v North Haven II

22 December Coro Ramblers II v Southern South Road v Morphettville Pk II ICC Sharks II v Fitzroy Mitchell Park v North Haven II

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Section 3 cont… 5 January 2019 Fitzroy v South Road North Haven II v Morphettville Pk II Southern v Mitchell Park Coro Ramblers II v ICC Sharks II

12 January North Haven II v South Road Mitchell Park v Coro Ramblers II Morphettville Pk II v Fitzroy Southern v ICC Sharks II

19 January Morphettville Pk II v Southern South Road v Coro Ramblers II ICC Sharks II v Mitchell Park Fitzroy v North Haven II

2 - 9 February South Road v ICC Sharks II Coro Ramblers II v Fitzroy Mitchell Park v Morphettville Pk II North Haven II v Southern

16 - 23 February Southern v Fitzroy Coro Ramblers II v North Haven II Mitchell Park v South Road ICC Sharks II v Morphettville Pk II

2 - 9 March Southern v Coro Ramblers II Morphettville Pk II v South Road Fitzroy v ICC Sharks II North Haven II v Mitchell Park

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Section 4 Team named first at home. 6 October 2018 Plympton F II v Happy Valley II Kenilworth v Morphett Vale Sheidow Park II v Coromandel II Western YC II v Afghan

13 - 20 October Happy Valley II v Western YC II Morphett Vale v Sheidow Park II Coromandel II v Afghan Kenilworth v Plympton F II

27 October - 3 November Sheidow Park II v Kenilworth Morphett Vale v Coromandel II Plympton F II v Western YC II Afghan v Happy Valley II

10 - 17 November Sheidow Park II v Plympton F II Western YC II v Kenilworth Coromandel II v Happy Valley II Afghan v Morphett Vale

24 November - 1 December Happy Valley II v Sheidow Park II Western YC II v Morphett Vale Plympton F II v Coromandel II Kenilworth v Afghan

15 December Afghan v Sheidow Park II Plympton F II v Morphett Vale Western YC II v Coromandel II Happy Valley II v Kenilworth

22 December Morphett Vale v Happy Valley II Sheidow Park II v Western YC II Afghan v Plympton F II Coromandel II v Kenilworth

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Section 4 cont… 5 January 2019 Plympton F II v Sheidow Park II Kenilworth v Western YC II Happy Valley II v Coromandel II Morphett Vale v Afghan

12 January Kenilworth v Sheidow Park II Coromandel II v Morphett Vale Western YC II v Plympton F II Happy Valley II v Afghan

19 January Western YC II v Happy Valley II Sheidow Park II v Morphett Vale Afghan v Coromandel II Plympton F II v Kenilworth

2 - 9 February Sheidow Park II v Afghan Morphett Vale v Plympton F II Coromandel II v Western YC II Kenilworth v Happy Valley II

16 - 23 February Happy Valley II v Plympton F II Morphett Vale v Kenilworth Coromandel II v Sheidow Park II Afghan v Western YC II

2 - 9 March Happy Valley II v Morphett Vale Western YC II v Sheidow Park II Plympton F II v Afghan Kenilworth v Coromandel II

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Section 5 Team named first at home. 6 October 2018 Mitchell Park II v South Road II North Haven III v Belair II Glenelg ANA II v Port Noarlunga II Plympton F III v St George

13 - 20 October South Road II v Plympton F III Belair II v Glenelg ANA II Port Noarlunga II v St George North Haven III v Mitchell Park II

27 October - 3 November Glenelg ANA II v North Haven III Belair II v Port Noarlunga II Mitchell Park II v Plympton F III St George v South Road II

10 - 17 November Glenelg ANA II v Mitchell Park II Plympton F III v North Haven III Port Noarlunga II v South Road II St George v Belair II

24 November - 1 December South Road II v Glenelg ANA II Plympton F III v Belair II Mitchell Park II v Port Noarlunga II North Haven III v St George

15 December St George v Glenelg ANA II Mitchell Park II v Belair II Plympton F III v Port Noarlunga II South Road II v North Haven III

22 December Belair II v South Road II Glenelg ANA II v Plympton F III St George v Mitchell Park II Port Noarlunga II v North Haven III

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Section 5 cont… 5 January 2019 Mitchell Park II v Glenelg ANA II North Haven III v Plympton F III South Road II v Port Noarlunga II Belair II v St George

12 January North Haven III v Glenelg ANA II Port Noarlunga II v Belair II Plympton F III v Mitchell Park II South Road II v St George

19 January Plympton F III v South Road II Glenelg ANA II v Belair II St George v Port Noarlunga II Mitchell Park II v North Haven III

2 - 9 February Glenelg ANA II v St George Belair II v Mitchell Park II Port Noarlunga II v Plympton F III North Haven III v South Road II

16 - 23 February South Road II v Mitchell Park II Belair II v North Haven III Port Noarlunga II v Glenelg ANA II St George v Plympton F III

2 - 9 March South Road II v Belair II Plympton F III v Glenelg ANA II Mitchell Park II v St George North Haven III v Port Noarlunga II

16 March Glenelg ANA II v South Road II Belair II v Plympton F III Port Noarlunga II v Mitchell Park II St George v North Haven III 188

Section 6 Team named first at home. 6 October 2018 Warradale II v Cove II Kenilworth II v Keswick III ICC Sharks III v Coro Ramblers III Morphettville Pk III v North Haven IV

13 - 20 October Cove II v Morphettville Pk III Keswick III v ICC Sharks III Coro Ramblers III v North Haven IV Kenilworth II v Warradale II

27 October - 3 November ICC Sharks III v Kenilworth II Keswick III v Coro Ramblers III Warradale II v Morphettville Pk III North Haven IV v Cove II

10 - 17 November ICC Sharks III v Warradale II Morphettville Pk III v Kenilworth II Coro Ramblers III v Cove II North Haven IV v Keswick III

24 November - 1 December Cove II v ICC Sharks III Morphettville Pk III v Keswick III Warradale II v Coro Ramblers III Kenilworth II v North Haven IV

15 December North Haven IV v ICC Sharks III Warradale II v Keswick III Morphettville Pk III v Coro Ramblers III Cove II v Kenilworth II

22 December Keswick III v Cove II ICC Sharks III v Morphettville Pk III North Haven IV v Warradale II Coro Ramblers III v Kenilworth II

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Section 6 cont… 5 January 2019 Warradale II v ICC Sharks III Kenilworth II v Morphettville Pk III Cove II v Coro Ramblers III Keswick III v North Haven IV

12 January Kenilworth II v ICC Sharks III Coro Ramblers III v Keswick III Morphettville Pk III v Warradale II Cove II v North Haven IV

19 January Morphettville Pk III v Cove II ICC Sharks III v Keswick III North Haven IV v Coro Ramblers III Warradale II v Kenilworth II

2 - 9 February ICC Sharks III v North Haven IV Keswick III v Warradale II Coro Ramblers III v Morphettville Pk III Kenilworth II v Cove II

16 - 23 February Cove II v Warradale II Keswick III v Kenilworth II Coro Ramblers III v ICC Sharks III North Haven IV v Morphettville Pk III

2 - 9 March Cove II v Keswick III Morphettville Pk III v ICC Sharks III Warradale II v North Haven IV Kenilworth II v Coro Ramblers III

16 March ICC Sharks III v Cove II Keswick III v Morphettville Pk III Coro Ramblers III v Warradale II North Haven IV v Kenilworth II 190

Section 7 Team named first at home. 6 October 2018 Mitchell Park III v Sheidow Park III St George II v Adelaide Lutheran Southern II v Never2Late Western YC III v South Road III

13 - 20 October Sheidow Park III v Western YC III Adelaide Lutheran v Southern II Never2Late v South Road III St George II v Mitchell Park III

27 October - 3 November Southern II v St George II Adelaide Lutheran v Never2Late Mitchell Park III v Western YC III South Road III v Sheidow Park III

10 - 17 November Southern II v Mitchell Park III Western YC III v St George II Never2Late v Sheidow Park III South Road III v Adelaide Lutheran

24 November - 1 December Sheidow Park III v Southern II Western YC III v Adelaide Lutheran Mitchell Park III v Never2Late St George II v South Road III

15 December South Road III v Southern II Mitchell Park III v Adelaide Lutheran Western YC III v Never2Late Sheidow Park III v St George II

22 December Adelaide Lutheran v Sheidow Park III Southern II v Western YC III South Road III v Mitchell Park III Never2Late v St George II

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Section 7 cont… 5 January 2019 Mitchell Park III v Southern II St George II v Western YC III Sheidow Park III v Never2Late Adelaide Lutheran v South Road III

12 January St George II v Southern II Never2Late v Adelaide Lutheran Western YC III v Mitchell Park III Sheidow Park III v South Road III

19 January Western YC III v Sheidow Park III Southern II v Adelaide Lutheran South Road III v Never2Late Mitchell Park III v St George II

2 - 9 February Southern II v South Road III Adelaide Lutheran v Mitchell Park III Never2Late v Western YC III St George II v Sheidow Park III

16 - 23 February Sheidow Park III v Mitchell Park III Adelaide Lutheran v St George II Never2Late v Southern II South Road III v Western YC III

2 - 9 March Sheidow Park III v Adelaide Lutheran Western YC III v Southern II Mitchell Park III v South Road III St George II v Never2Late

16 March Southern II v Sheidow Park III Adelaide Lutheran v Western YC III Never2Late v Mitchell Park III South Road III v St George II 192

Section 8 Team named first at home. 6 October 2018 Coromandel III v ICC Sharks IV Warradale III v Morphettville Pk IV Sheidow Park IV v Fitzroy II Morphett Vale II v South Park Cove III v Glenelg ANA III

13 - 20 October ICC Sharks IV v Glenelg ANA III Morphettville Pk IV v Morphett Vale II Fitzroy II v South Park Coromandel III v Sheidow Park IV Warradale III v Cove III

27 October - 3 November Sheidow Park IV v Morphett Vale II Morphettville Pk IV v ICC Sharks IV Cove III v Fitzroy II South Park v Glenelg ANA III Warradale III v Coromandel III

10 - 17 November Sheidow Park IV v Warradale III Morphett Vale II v Cove III Fitzroy II v ICC Sharks IV South Park v Morphettville Pk IV Glenelg ANA III v Coromandel III

24 November - 1 December ICC Sharks IV v South Park Morphett Vale II v Glenelg ANA III Cove III v Sheidow Park IV Coromandel III v Morphettville Pk IV Warradale III v Fitzroy II

15 December Glenelg ANA III v Sheidow Park IV South Park v Morphettville Pk IV Morphett Vale II v Fitzroy II Cove III v Coromandel III ICC Sharks IV v Warradale III

22 December Sheidow Park IV v ICC Sharks IV Warradale III v Morphett Vale II Morphettville Pk IV v Cove III South Park v Coromandel III Fitzroy II v Glenelg ANA III 193

Section 8 cont… 5 January 2019 Warradale III v Sheidow Park IV ICC Sharks IV v Morphett Vale II Morphettville Pk IV v Fitzroy II Cove III v South Park Coromandel III v Glenelg ANA III

12 January Morphett Vale II v Sheidow Park IV ICC Sharks IV v Morphettville Pk IV Fitzroy II v Cove III Glenelg ANA III v South Park Coromandel III v Warradale III

19 January Cove III v ICC Sharks IV Sheidow Park IV v Morphettville Pk IV South Park v Fitzroy II Morphett Vale II v Coromandel III Glenelg ANA III v Warradale III

2 - 9 February Sheidow Park IV v South Park Morphettville Pk IV v Glenelg ANA III Fitzroy II v Morphett Vale II Coromandel III v Cove III Warradale III v ICC Sharks IV

16 - 23 February ICC Sharks IV v Morphett Vale II Morphettville Pk IV v Sheidow Park IV Fitzroy II v Coromandel III South Park v Warradale III Glenelg ANA III v Cove III

2 - 9 March ICC Sharks IV v Sheidow Park IV Morphett Vale II v Warradale III Cove III v Morphettville Pk IV Coromandel III v South Park Glenelg ANA III v Fitzroy II

16 March South Park v ICC Sharks IV Glenelg ANA III v Morphett Vale II Sheidow Park IV v Cove III Morphettville Pk IV v Coromandel III Fitzroy II v Warradale III 194

Section 9 Team named first at home. 6 October 2018 Coro Ramblers IV v Port Noarlunga III South Road IV v Plympton F IV Sheidow Park V v Mitchell Park IV Happy Valley III v Coromandel IV

13 - 20 October Port Noarlunga III v Happy Valley III Plympton F IV v Sheidow Park V Mitchell Park IV v Coromandel IV South Road IV v Coro Ramblers IV

27 October - 3 November Sheidow Park V v South Road IV Plympton F IV v Mitchell Park IV Coro Ramblers IV v Happy Valley III Coromandel IV v Port Noarlunga III

10 - 17 November Sheidow Park V v Coro Ramblers IV Happy Valley III v South Road IV Mitchell Park IV v Port Noarlunga III Coromandel IV v Plympton F IV

24 November - 1 December Port Noarlunga III v Sheidow Park V Happy Valley III v Plympton F IV Coro Ramblers IV v Mitchell Park IV South Road IV v Coromandel IV

15 December Coromandel IV v Sheidow Park V Coro Ramblers IV v Plympton F IV Happy Valley III v Mitchell Park IV Port Noarlunga III v South Road IV

22 December Plympton F IV v Port Noarlunga III Sheidow Park V v Happy Valley III Coromandel IV v Coro Ramblers IV Mitchell Park IV v South Road IV

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Section 9 cont… 5 January 2019 Coro Ramblers IV v Sheidow Park V South Road IV v Happy Valley III Port Noarlunga III v Mitchell Park IV Plympton F IV v Coromandel IV

12 January South Road IV v Sheidow Park V Mitchell Park IV v Plympton F IV Happy Valley III v Coro Ramblers IV Port Noarlunga III v Coromandel IV

19 January Happy Valley III v Port Noarlunga III Sheidow Park V v Plympton F IV Coromandel IV v Mitchell Park IV Coro Ramblers IV v South Road IV

2 - 9 February Sheidow Park V v Coromandel IV Plympton F IV v Coro Ramblers IV Mitchell Park IV v Happy Valley III South Road IV v Port Noarlunga III

16 - 23 February Port Noarlunga III v Coro Ramblers IV Plympton F IV v South Road IV Mitchell Park IV v Sheidow Park V Coromandel IV v Happy Valley III

2 - 9 March Port Noarlunga III v Plympton F IV Happy Valley III v Sheidow Park V Coro Ramblers IV v Coromandel IV South Road IV v Mitchell Park IV

16 March Sheidow Park V v Port Noarlunga III Plympton F IV v Happy Valley III Mitchell Park IV v Coro Ramblers IV Coromandel IV v South Road IV

Sections: - One to Nine

Semi Finals: 23rd and 24th March

Grand Finals: 30th and 31st March 196

LOCATION OF GROUNDS 2018/2019

Map Guides: UBD & Gregory’s 2015 Adelaide & Surrounds

No. 1 SECTION

Coromandel Ramblers: Hawthorndene Oval, Watahuna Ave., Hawthorndene. Below Railway Station. Map 155:A4

Cove: Cove Sports & Community Football Club, Lonsdale Highway, Hallett Cove, Map 176:D3

ICC Sharks: Hackham Community Sports and Social Club, Doctors Road Hackham. 2 -Ovals. Map 186:L9

Keswick: Saratoga Oval, Immanuel College, Saratoga Drive, Novar Gardens Map 128:N16. Back up oval if unavailable, Blackwood High School, Northcote Rd, off Shepherds Hill Rd, Eden Hills. Map 154:J7

Plympton Footballers: Gordon Brown Oval (Southern) Women’s Memorial Playing Fields, Shepherds Hill Rd, Bedford Park. Map 153:P2 Later Plympton Oval, Cnr of South Tce, and Park Tce, Plympton. East of Morphettville Racecourse. Map 141:B1

Port Noarlunga: Port Noarlunga Oval, Port Noarlunga Football & Sports Club, Britain Drive, Port Noarlunga South, Map 195:H2

Sheidow Park: Sheidow Park Primary School, Adams Rd, Sheidow Park Map 164 :N12

Western Youth: Western Youth Centre, 57-79 Marion Rd., Cowandilla. Map 117:C13

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No. 2 SECTION

Belair Cricket Club: Belair National Park, Gums Oval, on left inside park. $2.50 entry fee per car into park, or park outside and walk 3 minutes to oval. Map 143:D16

Coromandel: Hewett Sports Ground, Cnr Garnett Ave. and Coromandel Pde., Blackwood. Map 154: P10

Glenelg ANA: Plympton International College, Errington St., Plympton. Enter off Myer Ave. parking on school grounds at own risk. Map 129:B12

Happy Valley: Happy Valley Oval, Taylors Road West, Aberfoyle Park. Map: 166: E12

Keswick II: Saratoga Oval, Immanuel College, Saratoga Drive, Novar Gardens Map 128:N16. Back up oval, if unavailable Blackwood High School, Northcote Rd, off Shepherds Hill Rd, Eden Hills. Map 154: J7

Morphettville Park: Denham Reserve, Denham Ave., Morphettville. Travel south down Morphett Rd., first turn on left past Morphett Arms. Map 140:Q7

North Haven: Largs North Reserve, Victoria Road, Largs North, 2- Ovals opposite the Fire Brigade. Map 79:P12

Warradale: Blackwood Sound Oval, Marymount High School, King George Ave., Hove. Turn into Wattle Ave. off Brighton Rd. Map 152:G1

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No. 3 SECTION

Coromandel Ramblers II: Hawthorndene Oval, Watahuna Ave., Hawthorndene. Below Railway Station. Map 155:A4

Fitzroy: Sam Johnson Reserve, Swan Court, Renown Park. Map 105:N12

ICC Sharks II: Hackham Community Sports and Social Club, Doctors Road Hackham. 2 – Ovals. Map 186: L9

Mitchell Park: Mitchell Park Recreation Reserve, Cnr Bradley Grove and Celtic Ave, Mitchell Park. . Turn off South Rd. into Celtic Ave. First street over railway line. Map 141:J13

Morphettville Park II: Denham Reserve, Denham Ave., Morphettville. Travel south down Morphett Rd., first turn on left past Morphett Arms. Map 140:Q7

North Haven II: Largs North Reserve, Victoria Road, Largs North, 2- Ovals opposite the Fire Brigade. Map 79:P12

South Road : Pasadena High School, Daws Road, Pasadena. Map 142:C9

Later Edwardstown Oval, Raglan Ave, South Plympton. Between South Rd. and Marion Rd. Enter from East Tce. Map 141:J3

Southern: Serpentine Reserve, Candy Rd, O’Halloran Hill (off Chandlers Hill Rd.). Map 165:H13

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No. 4 SECTION

Afghan: Victoria Park#1. Northernmost Oval on Victoria Park, cnr East Terrace and Gilles St. Map 4:N15

Coromandel II: Hewett Sports Ground, Cnr Garnett Ave. and Coromandel Pde., Blackwood. Map 154:L9

Happy Valley II: Happy Valley Oval, Taylors Road West, Aberfoyle Park. Map: 166: E12

Kenilworth: Park 17, South Parklands, North East Corner of Glen Osmond and Greenhill Roads. 2 - Ovals. Map 130:M1

Morphett Vale: Morphett Vale Oval, 4 Wheatsheaf Road, Morphett Vale, cnr South Road and Wheatsheaf Road, enter off wheatsheaf road. Map 186:L5

Plympton Footballers II: Gordon Brown Oval (Southern) Women’s Memorial Playing Fields, Shepherds Hill Rd, Bedford Park. Map 153:P2 Later Plympton Oval, Cnr of South Tce, and Park Tce, Plympton. East of Morphettville Racecourse. Map 141:B1

Sheidow Park II: Sheidow Park Primary School, Adams Rd, Sheidow Park Map 164 :N12

Western Youth II: Western Youth Centre, 57-79 Marion Rd., Cowandilla. Map 117:C13

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No. 5 SECTION

Belair II Cricket Club: Belair National Park, Gums Oval, on left inside park. $2.50 entry fee per car into park, or park outside and walk 3 minutes to oval. Map 143:D16

Glenelg ANA II: Plympton International College, Errington St., Plympton. Enter off Myer Ave. parking on school grounds at own risk. Map 129:B12

Mitchell Park II: Mitchell Park Recreational Reserve, Cnr. of Bradley Grove and Celtic Ave., Mitchell Park. Turn off South Rd. into Celtic Ave. First street over railway line. Map 141:J13

North Haven III: Largs North Reserve, Victoria Road, Largs North, 2- Ovals opposite the Fire Brigade. Map 79:P12

Port Noarlunga II: Port Noarlunga Oval, Port Noarlunga Football & Sports Club, Britain Drive, Port Noarlunga South, Map 195:H2

Plympton Footballers III: Marion Primary School, Alison Avenue Marion, Map 141:F14

Saint George: Urrbrae High School, Cross Road, Netherby. Map 130:P13

South Road II: Pasadena High School, Daws Road, Pasadena. Map 142:C9

Later Edwardstown Oval, Raglan Ave, South Plympton. Between South Rd. and Marion Rd. Enter from East Tce. Map 141:J3

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No. 6 SECTION

Coromandel Ramblers III: Weymouth Oval, Main Rd., Coromandel Valley. 5 km south of Blackwood roundabout on right. Map 167:G3

Cove II: Cove Sports & Community Football Club, Lonsdale Highway, Hallett Cove, Map 176:D3

ICC Sharks III: Hackham Community Sports and Social Club, Doctors Road Hackham. 2-Ovals Map 186: L9

Kenilworth II: Park 17, South Parklands, North East Corner of Glen Osmond and Greenhill Roads. 2 - Ovals. Map 130:M1

Keswick III: Seaview Downs Primary School, Ross Street, Seaview Downs. Map 152:P15

Morphettville Park III: Seaview High School, Seacombe Heights South Oval. Map 153:C9

North Haven IV: Largs North Reserve, Victoria Road, Largs North, 2- Ovals opposite the Fire Brigade. Map 79:P12

Warradale II: Blackwood Sound Oval, Marymount High School, King George Ave., Hove. Turn into Wattle Ave. off Brighton Rd. Map 152:G1

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No. 7 SECTION

Adelaide Lutheran: Park 21, South Parklands. Adelaide Lutheran Sports Club. Off Goodwood Road. Map: 130:C1

Mitchell Park III: Hamilton Secondary Campus, Marion Road, Mitchell Park. Enter off Daisy Avenue. Map: 141:G11

Never2Late: St Paul’s College, Blacks Rd, Gilles Plains. Map: 95:K8

Saint George II: Urrbrae High School, Cross Road, Netherby. Map 130:P13

Sheidow Park III: Reynella East College, Hewlett Packard Street, Reynella, Map 177:G5

Southern II: Serpentine Reserve, Candy Rd., O’Halloran Hill (off Chandlers Hill Rd.). Map 165:H13

South Road III: Helen Black Oval (Northern) Women’s Memorial Playing Fields, Shepherds Hill Rd, Bedford Park. Map 142:C9

Later Pasadena High School, Daws Rd, Pasadena. Map 142:C9

Western Youth III: Cowandilla Primary School, Jenkins St., Cowandilla, off Marion Rd. Map 117:F15

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No. 8 SECTION

Coromandel III: Blackwood Hill Oval, Cnr Trevor Tce. and Craigburn Rd, Blackwood. Map 154:J10

Cove III: Hallett Cove South Primary School, Gretel Crescent , Hallett Cove. Map 176:C2

Fitzroy II: Sam Johnson Reserve, Swan Court, Renown Park. Map 105:N12

Glenelg ANA III: Brighton High School, King George Ave, Brighton. Map 152:G14

ICC Sharks IV: Hackham Community Sports and Social Club, Doctors Road Hackham. 2-Ovals Map 186: L9

Morphett Vale II: Morphett Vale Oval, 4 Wheatsheaf Road, Morphett Vale, cnr South Road and Wheatsheaf Road, enter off wheatsheaf road. Map 186:L5

Morphettville Park IV: Seaview High School, Seacombe Heights South Oval. Map 153:C9

Sheidow Park IV: Reynella East High School, Hewlett Packard Street, Reynella, Map 177:G5

South Park: Park 17, South Parklands, North East Corner of Glen Osmond and Greenhill Roads. South Oval. Map 130:M1

Warradale III: C-21 – Larry Collins Oval, Brighton High School, King George Ave, Brighton. Map 140:G14

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No. 9 SECTION

Coromandel IV: Blackwood Hill Oval, Cnr Trevor Tce. and Craigburn Rd, Blackwood. Map 154:J10

Coromandel Ramblers IV: Weymouth Oval, Main Rd., Coromandel Valley. 5km south of Blackwood roundabout on right. Map 167:G3

Happy Valley III: Aberfoyle Park, High School, Taylors Road East, Aberfoyle Park. Map: 166: E13

Mitchell Park IV: Hamilton Secondary Campus, Marion Road, Mitchell Park. Enter off Daisy Avenue. Map: l41:G11

Plympton Footballers IV: Marion Primary School, Alison Avenue Marion, Map 141:F14

Port Noarlunga III: Seaford K-7 Campus, Port Noarlunga South, Jane Street, Map 195:G11

Sheidow Park V: Wirreanda High School, Corner States Road and Richards Drive, Morphett Vale. Map 186:P5

South Road IV: Helen Black Oval (Northern) Women’s Memorial Playing Fields, Shepherds Hill Rd, Bedford Park. Map 142:C9

Later Pasadena High School, Daws Rd, Pasadena. Map 142:C9

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Adelaide and Suburban Club Secretaries 2018-2019

Adelaide Lutheran: Luke Groom, Mobile – 0428 678 131 E-Mail: - [email protected]

Afghan: Attaullah Ahadi Mobile: - 0413 360 028 E-Mail: - [email protected]

Belair: Dan Smith, PO.Box 584, Echunga, 5153 Mobile – 0422 264 809 E-mail: - [email protected]

Coromandel : Anthony Muggridge, PO Box 262, Blackwood, 5051. (M) 0417 320 268 E-mail: [email protected]

Coro. Ramblers : James Baird (M): 0425 333 681 E-mail: [email protected]

Cove: Emma Tuckfield, PO.Box 444 Brighton, 5048 (M) 0409 049 009 Email: [email protected]

Fitzroy: Aaron Burgess E-mail: - [email protected] Mobile – Anthony Lennon 0434 367 705

Glenelg ANA : Matthew Polkinghorne, (M) 0435 328 441 E-mail: [email protected]

Happy Valley: Gavan Piper PO Box 786 Happy Valley SA 5159 (M) 0417 774 021 E-mail: [email protected]

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Hamilton: John McTier (H) 8298 1949 E-Mail: - [email protected]

ICC Sharks : Jason Carne (M): 0408 876 427 E-mail: [email protected]

Kenilworth : Toby Shearer (M) 0432 576 373 E-mail : [email protected]

Keswick : Brad Williamson – (M) 0407 133 772 Email: [email protected]

Mitchell Park : Bob Pearce (M): 0419 821 034 E-mail: [email protected]

Morphett Vale: Luke Potter – (M): 0488 430 003 E-mail: - [email protected]

Morphettville Park: Michael Henley, (H) 8295 1048, (M) 0407 858 781 E-Mail: [email protected]

Never2Late: Mitesh Shah E-mail: - [email protected] Mobile Azad Jivani 0433 988 154

North Haven : Brian Price, (M) - 0431 725 026 E-Mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

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Plympton F/Ballers : Rik Morris (M) 0400 269 602 E-mail: [email protected]

Port Noarlunga Cath Kennedy, (M) 0417 191 871 E-mail: - [email protected]

St. George : Chris Littleboy (M) – 0413 350 005 [email protected]

Sheidow Park : Craig Edwards (M) 0432 850 703 E-mail: [email protected]

South Park : Matthew Carr, (M) 0438 870 259 E-mail: [email protected]

South Road : Peter Fosdike, (M): - 0449 206 675 E-mail: - [email protected]

Southern : Josh Paech, (M) - 0427 484 924 E-mail: - [email protected]

Warradale : Tracey Tozer, Box 111, Oaklands Park, 5046. (M): 0422 599 634 E-Mail: [email protected]

Western Youth : Jess Lukehurst, E-mail: - [email protected] Mobile Shaun Visser 0421 372 238 208