DOCSLIB.ORG

The Brisbane Premier League Announce Junior and Senior Players of Inaugural Season

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
The Brisbane Premier League Announce Junior and Senior Players of Inaugural Season The Brisbane Premier League announce junior and senior players of inaugural season FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, 14 JUNE 2021 – Over three weekends, the Brisbane Premier League (BPL) hosted the inaugural senior auction and junior drafts resulting in final team selections for the first year of the competition. Energy was high from the get-go as the auction took place and it well exceeded the expectations of two of the BPL co-founders Joel Hamilton and Nick Fitzpatrick. “We’ve been overwhelmed with support and praise for the senior auction and junior drafts from both players, their families and fans. When we started the Australian Premier League we always set out to create a platform for players to showcase their talent in a format that their heroes play and also give them an overall experience of the elite aspects of the game. We can’t wait to see all the selected players in action this August and September,” Hamilton said. The senior auction took place at The Gabba where all eight franchises fought for their most sought after senior players, with Queensland country player from Toowoomba Chris Gillam the first to be picked up by the Darling Dingoes for $90,000. “I’m very excited to be the first player auctioned off in the BPL. This will be a fantastic tournament and one I’m really looking forward to playing in,” Gillam said. The player to receive the highest bid was former Queensland Bulls first class cricketer Steve Paulsen who was picked up by the Western Power for $1.02 million. “The auction was an exciting concept that no one has been through before and it just shows how quickly it can escalate if you have a few teams chasing a specific skill set of a player. I didn't expect to go anywhere near that price being one of the oldest blokes in the auction,” said Paulsen. The junior draft days took place at Allan Border Field where team owners came to find the best of Queensland’s nominated players. With only 15 seconds to make their selections, pressure was high but excitement was certainly in the air. “Finding country diamonds was a priority for the Northern Kings. We spoke to so many parents and the common thread was that they had never experienced such hype around a cricket concept before and that they would definitely make the trip to Brisbane if drafted. It’s important for players to have the experience of a draft and then the opportunity to play in a modern competition without the constant pressure of selection. Our scouts and coaches have been busy, that's for sure!” Healy said. This was also a chance for the female U/19 cricketers to be given a spotlight in the competition with a number of trailblazers being drafted. A powerful opening keeper/batsman who is happy to deal in boundaries and sixes, Jess Bradley started playing cricket with the U/7 Ferny Fireballs. At 13 years of age, she made her first-grade debut and is approaching 100 Katherine Raymont Shield games. Representative selection for Qld U15’s, Cricket Australia and Captain of the Northern Territory U18’s has given Bradley a taste of higher-level cricket and allowed her to develop her leadership skills. “The thing I like most about cricket is the feeling when you have nailed the shot and the ball is sailing to the boundary. I’m so excited to join the Moreton Magic as a trailblazer to mentor, encourage and to create a vibrant culture within the women's team. Most of all, I’m looking forward to playing alongside some of the best up-and-coming talent in women’s cricket,” Bradley said. The full list of selected male and female players for U/12, U/13, U/15, U/17, U/19 and Senior can be found here. Junior Priority Picks A player who franchises see as a person they can build their team around on and off the field. ● Bayside Pirates: Dylan Kritzinger ● Coastal Marlins: Zac Griggs ● Darling Dingoes: Joe Sippel ● Gold Coast Waveriders: Eshwin Kapoor ● Moreton Magic: Tim Agapow ● Northern Kings: Fergus McFadyen ● Southern Rockets: Hugh Weibgen ● Western Power: Jack Geldard BPL Local Heroes A player of talent who hails from that region who is used as a community ambassador. ● Bayside Pirates: Simon Milenko ● Coastal Marlins: Alecz Day ● Darling Dingoes: Steven McGiffin ● Gold Coast Waveriders: Chris Knight ● Moreton Magic: Glen Batticciotto ● Northern Kings: Andrew Gode ● Southern Rockets: Leigh Drennan ● Western Power: Harry Wood BPL Female Trailblazers A player of note in the cricketing landscape selected to act as a mentor and develop the U/19 girls in their franchise. ● Bayside Pirates: Dahlia Glennie, Eloise Schabe, Holly Barr and Tara Wheeler ● Coastal Marlins: Lucy Hamilton, Charlotte Briggs, Nicola Bradford and Ryleigh Wotherspoon ● Darling Dingoes: Olivia Winter, Imogene Fisk-Walsh, Kira Holmes and Lauryn Anderson ● Gold Coast Waveriders: Grace Parsons, Amy Riddell and Mikayla Wrigley ● Moreton Magic: Eliza Barnett, Jess Bradley, Keyra Smith and Sianna Ginger ● Northern Kings: Carly Fuller, Clodagh Ryall, Charlotte Voss and Lucinda Bourke ● Western Power: Emma Jackson, Annie Wikman, Ashleigh Sims and Isobel Hartog BPL Head Coaches ● Bayside Pirates: Brad Wigney ● Coastal Marlins: Brendan Nash ● Darling Dingoes: Kent Reimers ● Gold Coast Waveriders: Peter Clifford ● Moreton Magic: Graeme Stewart ● Northern Kings: Andrew Gode ● Southern Rockets: Justin Sternes ● Western Power: Aaron Moore ● Western Power Women’s Head Coach: Andy Richards BPL Team Owners ● Bayside Pirates: Andrew McRitchie, Peter Chisolm, Brad Wigney, Marc Amtsberg, Jimmy Maher, Ken Healy and Darren Lehmann ● Coastal Marlins: Joel Hamilton, Nick Fitzpatrick, Dylan Pinkstone, Jared Pinkstone and Travis Schultz ● Darling Dingoes: Grant Spies, Nick Payne and Kenneth Wagner ● Gold Coast Waveriders: Rajesh Mehta, Ahmed Syed, Rajiv Chandrasekar and Dheeraj Lenka ● Moreton Magic: Peter and Tamara Wrigley ● Northern Kings: Chris Lynn, Andy Scifleet, Brad Scott, Laurie Murphy, Dom Ovendon and Ian Healy ● Southern Rockets: James Morton, Cathie Reid, Luke Hodge, Andrew McShea, Martin Robinson, Stuart Giles, Kirby Short and Usman Khawaja ● Western Power: Ben McAteer, Chris Liebke, Brad Bulow, Ben Dobbin, Andrew Catton and Simon Emmerson - END - Stay connected with the Brisbane Premier League. BPL Website: brisbanepremierleague.com BPL Facebook: facebook.com/brisbanepremierleague BPL Instagram: instagram.com/brisbanepremierleague #bpl #brisbanepremierleague #goodforcricket Please find high resolution images here. For further information or interviews, please contact Media Advisor Kara Bertoncini on 0422 949 121 or via [email protected] .
Load more

Recommended publications
  • P18 Layout 1
    TUESDAY, MAY 30, 2017 SPORTS Monster mash: LeBron James undaunted by beastly Warriors INDEPENDENCE: There’s a four-headed, shot-mak- and Timmy D (Tim Duncan) on the same team,” said Hard to believe, but this version - with talent, that skill with those guys.” On the brink of ing, scoreboard-breaking monster out West awaiting James, occasionally sniffling as he continues to fight a Durant - might be even better becoming the first player since the early 1960s to play LeBron James and the Cavaliers. cold. “And if you add Pop (coach Gregg Popovich) in Golden State has been putting on a basketball in seven straight Finals, James finds himself in a simi- there, that’s five Hall of Famers. So, it’s going to be clinic over the past two months, winning 27 of 28 lar - and somewhat surprising - situation. The Warriors are stomach-churning scary very challenging. Those guys are going to challenge games since March 11 and becoming the first squad The Cavaliers are being given little chance to James, though, can’t run or hide. With eight NBA me, they’re going to challenge our ballclub. to start the postseason 12-0. defend their title against the vaunted Warriors, who Finals appearances under his belt, he is ready to face “This is a high-powered team.” James also took on Durant, who previously faced James in the 2012 have been winning by an average of 16.3 points per a team he’s called “a beast.” After all, he has slayed a Celtics team loaded with big-name talents.
    [Show full text]
  • Sydney & Nsw Country Cricket Camps Sydney & Nsw
    3 NEW MOTEL SPONSORS BOOKING FORM CHECK YOUR CAMPS FOR SPEED WITH 2014/15 1. Mail this form with payment to Shaun Brown's Cricket Coaching, OUR RADAR 59 Mercedes Drive, Thomastown, Victoria 3074 SPEED GUN* 2. Fax this form through on (03) 9464 5552 *details at www.cricketcoaching.com.au 3. Book online at www.cricketcoaching.com.au *at selected camps For more details telephone Shaun direct on 1800 35 14 15 Presents the 2015 I would like to attend: Dates Fees $129 $139 SYDNEY & NSW COUNTRY Quest Albury Winning Post Motor Inn Mudgee NSW Camps 2014/15 Before Nov. 28 After Nov. 28 Sutherland Shire Dec 18, 19 ■ ■ CRICKET CAMPS Central Coast Dec 18, 19 ■ ■ Armidale Jan 12, 13 ■ ■ Tamworth Jan 12, 13 ■ ■ This year's expert Wollongong Jan 15, 16 ■ ■ Nowra Jan 15, 16 ■ ■ coaches include: Newcastle Jan 19, 20 ■ ■ George Bass Motor Inn - Nowra Armidale Regency Motel - Armidale Maitland Jan 19, 20 ■ ■ Bathurst Jan 19, 20 ■ ■ Orange Jan 19, 20 ■ ■ Wagga Wagga Jan 20, 21 ■ ■ Mudgee Jan 21, 22 ■ ■ Dubbo Jan 21, 22 ■ ■ Albury Jan 22, 23 ■ ■ Millthorpe Motel - Bathurst West End - Orange Jerilderie Jan 25, 26 ■ ■ LEN PASCOE JOHN DYSON NATHAN BRACKEN Signed Group Photos $18 ■ Cricket Camp Caps $17 ■ *Sutherland camp only Mini Bat $11 ■ Two Tone Ball $10 ■ Name: __________________________________________________________________________ Age: ___________________ Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ Postcode:
    [Show full text]
  • Match Report
    Match Report ACA Masters, ACA XI vs Bendigo District CA, XI ACA Masters, ACA XI Won Date: Fri 29 Nov 2013 Location: Australia - Victoria Match Type: Twenty20 Scorer: ACA Masters Toss: ACA Masters, ACA XI won the toss and elected to Bat URL: http://www.crichq.com/matches/79625 ACA Masters, ACA XI Bendigo District CA, XI Score 186-5 Score 126-8 Overs 20.0 Overs 20.0 MTG Elliott R Irwin JM Davison I Conway M Goodwin N Fitzpatrick G Manou M Podoski J Maher C Taylor G Blewett* C McGlashan AA Noffke J Neylon B Geeves J Higgins P Sleep L Jacobs W Holdsworth H Schumacher T Alderman D Barber G Matthews H Whittle Unsure page 1 of 37 Scorecards 1st Innings | Batting: ACA Masters, ACA XI R B 4's 6's SR MTG Elliott . 4 . // c N Fitzpatrick b R Irwin 4 3 1 0 133.33 JM Davison . 1 . // b M Podoski 1 5 0 0 20.0 M Goodwin . 4 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 4 4 1 3 4 1 4 4 1 1 . 4 6 4 . 2 2 6 1 // run out (R Irwin) 61 32 8 2 190.63 G Manou . 1 1 2 2 4 . 1 4 4 2 2 . 2 . 1 1 2 2 4 4 6 4 . 1 . 1 1 . 4 . // b N Fitzpatrick 56 35 7 1 160.0 J Maher . 1 1 1 . 4 2 4 1 1 1 1 . // c M Podoski b L Jacobs 17 15 2 0 113.33 G Blewett* . 2 1 4 .
    [Show full text]
  • The Cricketer Annual Report & Year Book 2003-2004 Contents
    WesternThe Cricketer Annual Report & Year Book 2003-2004 Contents BOARD Patron .................................................................................................. 3 Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.) Board Structure .............. 4-5 President’s Report / Board Attendance Register .................................. 6-7 Chief Executive’s Report...................................................................... 8-9 REPRESENTATIVE Retravision Warriors ING Cup Winning Team .................................... 11 Feature Article – Paul Wilson ING Cup Final Report .......................... 12 Lilac Hill Report.................................................................................. 13 Feature Article – Murray Goodwin and Kade Harvey .......................... 14 Season Review – Wayne Clark ............................................................ 15 Retravision Warriors at International Level .......................................... 16-17 Feature Article – Justin Langer.............................................................. 18-19 Pura Cup Season Review .................................................................... 20-22 Pura Cup Averages................................................................................ 25 Pura Cup Scoreboards .......................................................................... 26-30 Feature Article – Jo Angel .................................................................... 31-32 ING Cup Season Review ...................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Heat on Skipper Over Breaking Covid Rules
    50 SPORT WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 16 2020 Green light for debut Young gun on track for Adelaide Test as Burns and Harris fight to open BEN HORNE the last seat on the bus. protocols and he gets through his family.” Langer was still we’ll have a look at him. We’ll Green will make his debut training and he’s feeling good backing Burns but said he get eyes on him today. We’ll CAMERON Green is set to in Adelaide provided he passes (he will play),” said Langer. would wait to watch the out of see how he’s going. We’ll have make his debut against India in final concussion tests, which at “I saw him last night. He form Queenslander and Harris a chat to him today and we’ll the first Test, with Joe Burns this point he is on track to do. had a big smile on his face, he at training before a final call is make our decision on who is and Marcus Harris now fight- Langer hailed the emer- had another test this morning made on who opens. going to open in the next day ing it out for the last place in gence of the West Australian that we got good news on. “I’ve maintained I’ve been or so.” Australia’s XI. allrounder dubbed by Greg “He’s a terrific young bloke, privately and publicly backing The fact Green is set to Matthew Wade is firming Cameron Green. Chappell as Australia’s hottest he’s obviously an excellent tal- Joey in the whole time.
    [Show full text]
  • Page 1 TEAM CARD CHECKLIST Adelaide Strikers Brisbane Heat
    t, I I I ,' I,' I I I TEAIUI CARD CHECKLIST l I ,,t I .: l. I Adelaide Brisbane Hobart Iulelbourne ,lI.i I Strikers Heat Hurricanes Renegades ti I 57 TravisHead 75 Chris-Lynn George Bailey 777 AaronFinch r'I I 58 AlexCarey 76 JoeBurns Jofra Archer 772 CameronBoyce 59 Rashid l(han n Ben Cutting QaisAhmed 113 Dan Christian I I 60 Ben laughlin 78 AB De Villiers Jal<e Doran 714 TomCooper l I 67 Jake.Lehmann 79 SamHeazlett James Faull<ner 775 HarryGurney I I 62 lvlichael I\Ieser 80 JamesPattinson Caleb Jewell Ll6 l{arcus Harris 63 Ilarry.lVielsen 87 Jimmy Peirson Ben McDermott 777 l(ane Richardson l, I il PeterSiddle 82 Itlatthew Renshaw . Simon Milenko t28 Will Sutherland .l I 55 BillyStanlake 83 lfarkSteketee D'Arcy Short 179 BeauWebster t, t 66 JakeWeatherald 84 Mujeeb Uri?ahman Matthew Wade 72A JackWildermuth 67 SuzieBates 85 RirbyShort Stelanie Daffara 121 lvlaitlan Brcwn '' J, I 68 Sarah0oyte 88 HaideeBirkett Erin Fazackerley 722 JessDuttin I I 69 Sophie Devine 87 Grace Harris Ihtelyn Fryett 723 Erica lGrshaw 70 Amanda Jade Wellington 88 Sammy-Jo Johnson Corrine Hall 724 Sophie l{olineux I I Alex Hartley 725 Lea?ahuhu ,.1, 71 TahlialtlcGrath 89 JessJonassen I 72 BridgetPatterson 90 Delissa I(immince lvleg Phillips 726 GeorgiaWareham :* I 73 TabathaSaville 97 BethMooney Heather lhight 727 CourtneyWebb 74 lvfegan Schutt Se GeorgiaPrestwidge Hayley Matthews 128 DanniWyatt .I;: l,' I I I I Plelbourne Perth Sydney Sydney I I Stars Scorchers Sixers Thunder I I 729 Jackson0oleman 747 AshtonAgar lUoises Henrigues 783 JosButler 13A BenDunk 74A CamercnBancroft Sean Abbott 784 CallumFerguson T I 137 PeterHandscomb 749 JasonBehrendortf Tom Curran 785 Matt Gilkes .'I I 732 Sandeep.Lamichhane ,5A CameronGreen .
    [Show full text]
  • Exploring Diverse Avenues
    CLICK HERE: FOR PAGE 3 AND 4 It’s not just a place where you get to learn Einstein’s Theory of SCHOOL IS COOL Relativity. It’s also a place where you can think beyond the classroom. Hence we say, SCHOOL IS COOL! THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2020 03 Clean Air: Exploring A day filled with our right diverse avenues enthusiasm and vigour our future ata Jai Kaur Public School, Ashok t Michaels Sr Sec Vihar organised a Virtual Career School,3 Pusa Road webinar was organised by the B.E.S.T. fest for students of Classes X-XII to celebrated the feast of (Breathe Easy Stay Tough) Club of Gyan Devi encourage them to explore diverse S M Sr Sec School, Sec 10, Gurgaon for classes IX career options. its Patron Saint St Michael. The career fest was organised in collabora- Under the guidance of A to XII. The topic of the webinar was ‘Clean tion with the International Centre for Academic Ex- school principal, Rev Dr Air: Our Right Our Future’. The webinar was conduct- cellence. School principal, Rashmi Mehta welcomed Sabu Joseph, the Cultural ed and organised by the student members of the the students and the parents. She encouraged the B.E.S.T. Club in association with Lung Care students to unlock their minds and explore innova- Committee members under tive career options. This was followed by an address the leadership of Rashmi Foundation. The members of the club explained all by Sushma Singh, a Career Counsellor who moti- created a 40-minute enter- the facts related to air pollution with the help of a vated the students to take an informed decision by tainment packed pro- understanding the avenues open to them and at the ance by various students.
    [Show full text]
  • Annual Report 2007/08 Yearbook RTA0563 Nswcricket 297X210.Indd 1 RTA0563 4/3/08 4:32:12PM Bluetooth® Integration
    BRETT LEE 2007/08 ALLAN BORDER MEDALLIST ANNUAL REPORT 2007/08 YEARBOOK The new G6E Turbo is AN EXHILARATING TRIP FOR THE SENSES. Accelerate and hear the growl from the powerfully responsive 270 kW turbo. Enjoy precise control and manoeuvrability from the Virtual Pivot Control link front suspension and seamless 6-speed automatic. At your fingertips is a 7-inch colour display for dual zone climate control, iPod and Bluetooth® mobile phone integration. Settle back in leather comfort and experience a perfect fusion of performance and luxury. See the possibilities in the NEW FORD G SERIES. SMS ‘senses’ to 13FORD* or visit ford.com.au for details. iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc. The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG Inc. and used under license by Ford Motor Company. *Standard SMS charges apply. SMS service not currently available on Vodafone or 3 networks. RTA0563 RTA0563_NSWCricket_297x210.indd 1 4/3/08 4:32:12 PM CRICKET NSW 2007/082007/08 YEARBOOK YEARBOOK ANDAND ANNUALANNUAL REPORTREPORT CONTENTS Members of the Association 2 Cricket NSW Administration 3 Chairman’s Report 4 MISSION STATEMENT Chief Executive’s Report 6 Cricket NSW Strategic Plan 9 NSW – Leading Australia’S Tributes 12 FAVourite Sport Player Retirements 13 Australian Representatives – Men’s 14 International Cricket – Men’s 17 Australian Representatives – Women’s 20 International Cricket – Women’s 21 SpeedBlitz Blues Report 22 2007/08 Pura Cup 24 First Class Records 36 2007/08 Ford Ranger Cup 42 One Day Domestic Records 48 2007/08
    [Show full text]
  • CHP Export 19386728
    COURIERMAIL.COM.AU SATURDAY DECEMBER 19 2015 SPORT 93 ON MENU FEELING THE HEAT: Lendl Simmons and Samuel Badree are ready for the Big Bash League. Picture: Annette Dew Now Windies seek handouts BEN DORRIES mented the plight of cricket in TRAVIS MEYN the Caribbean. The leggie has not played a LEG-SPINNER Samuel Bad- Test for the West Indies, but ree claims the West Indies des- has played 22 T20 internation- perately need financial help als. from the International Cricket “It is painful to be a player Council and Caribbean gov- and see the level the West In- ernments. dies have reached,’’ Badree But the Brisbane Heat also said. ‘’There has been a lot of needs help, after finishing the conjecture about the reasons. Big Bash League with the “We need help whether it BIG BASH wooden spoon last season. comes from the ICC or the The leggie wants to be the governments of the West In- match-winner the Heat have dies. We need help to get crick- been craving. et back on the right track.’ “As one of the international With Badree likely to take players, I need to step up to the the new ball tonight – or at challenge,’’ Badree said in the least bowl in the early overs – HEAT V lead-up to the Heat’s clash the contest between him and RENEGADES against the Melbourne Rene- fellow West Indian Chris 6PM, THE GABBA gades at the Gabba tonight. Gayle will be tantalising. “People doubted spinners Gayle will use a golden-col- WATCH LIVE ON CHANNEL 10 initially in Twenty20 cricket oured bat and Badree has ad- but you have seen the success mitted he will need some BRISBANE HEAT 13-MAN SQUAD: of slow bowlers as the game golden luck to nab Gayle’s Chris Lynn (c), Samuel Badree, has gone on.
    [Show full text]
  • Buzz Missing but IPL Aims to Bring Normality Amid Pandemic
    Sport FRIDAY 18 SEPTEMBER 2020 15 Yorkshire Buzz missing but IPL aims to lose 4 players after positive bring normality amid pandemic result REUTERS - LONDON REUTERS - ABU DHABI some notable absentees at this year’s Four Yorkshire players, After months of uncertainty due event. including David Willey, will to the COVID-19 pandemic, the The English duo of miss their two remaining delayed season of the popular Chris Woakes and Vitality Blast group matches Indian Premier League will kick Jason Roy, Sri Lanka after the England all-rounder off in the United Arab Emirates pace spearhead Lasith tested positive for COVID-19. tomorrow with a clash between Malinga and the Indian Yorkshire said in a defending champions Mumbai pair of Suresh Raina statement on Wednesday that Indians and Chennai Super and Harbhajan Singh Matthew Fisher, Tom Kohler- Kings. have all pulled out of Cadmore, Josh Poysden and The 2020 edition of the the tournament citing Willey had been advised to world’s richest Twenty20 personal reasons. self-isolate for two weeks after league was originally scheduled The Rohit Sharma- a positive test was received to begin on March 29 in India led Mumbai Indians, within the squad. but had to be postponed indef- bio-secure bubbles in Dubai, their television sets,” former against Chinese companies in who beat Chennai by one run Willey later confirmed he initely by the country’s cricket Sharjah and Abu Dhabi in front India captain Ganguly said. India and a weak business envi- in last year’s final to win their had tested positive. board (BCCI) due to worsening of empty stands but organisers “There is a positive in ronment following the pan- fourth title in seven years, once “My wife and I received situation of the pandemic.
    [Show full text]
  • Scoresheet NEWSLETTER of the AUSTRALIAN CRICKET SOCIETY INC
    scoresheet NEWSLETTER OF THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKET SOCIETY INC. www.australiancricketsociety.com.au Volume 39 / Number 3 / WINTER 2018 Patron: Ricky Ponting AO V FOR VICTORY REUNION The 40th year Reunion Luncheon of Victoria’s title-winning teams of 1978-79 & 1979-80 Friday, August 17, 2018, Kelvin Club, Melbourne t’s 40 years since the Victorian XI under the captaincy of Graham Yallop and Dav IWhatmore clinched back-to-back Sheffield Shield titles in 1978-79 and 1979-80 . We are proud to host a reunion of the all-star team. Come and hear Graham , Jimmy Higgs, Mick Taylor, Jeff Moss and others from this stellar period for Victorian cricket. A signed, free-of-charge commemorative program will be available on the day, only to those who attend. Please book early to guarantee your place. The capacity upstairs at the Kelvin Club is limited. Our last reunion luncheon for Jack Potter’s 1966-67 boys was a sell-out. Each of the old stars will again speak this time. It shapes as a wonderful afternoon of nostalgia. Date: Friday, August 17, 2018. Time: 12 noon for a 12.20 pm start Venue: Kelvin Club, Melbourne Place, CBD THE MIGHTY VICS: From the 1979-80 season. Pic courtesy: Peter Binns/Craig White/Cricket Cost: $75 for members & members’ Victoria partners; $85 for non-members Bookings: Pre-bookings are essential. Bookings and monies should be sent to ACS secretary Wayne Ross at PO Box 4528, Langwarrin, Vic., 3910 by August 14. Cheques should be made payable to the Australian Cricket Society. Payment by electronic transfer is preferred to BSB 633-000, Acc: 143226314.
    [Show full text]
  • Match Report
    Match Report St Kitts and Nevis Cricket, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots vs Jamaica National Cricket Team, Jamaica Tallawahs Match Abandoned Date: Thu 03 Sep 2020 Location: West Indies - Trinidad Match Type: Twenty20 Scorer: Akhilesh Babu Toss: Jamaica National Cricket Team, Jamaica Tallawahs won the toss and elected to Bowl URL: https://www.crichq.com/matches/851118 St Kitts and Nevis Cricket, St Jamaica National Cricket Kitts and Nevis Patriots Team, Jamaica Tallawahs Score 46-0 Score Overs 5.4 Overs GD Phillips † E Lewis NE Bonner CA Lynn J Blackwood Joshua Da Silva Asif Ali BR Dunk R Powell * D Ramdin AD Russell Colin Archibald CR Brathwaite RR Emrit * V Permaul AS Joseph Mujeeb Ur Rahman I Khan S Lamichhane SS Cottrell FH Edwards JL Jaggesar page 1 of 31 Scorecards 1st Innings | Batting: St Kitts and Nevis Cricket, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots R B 4's 6's SR E Lewis 2 . 4 4 . 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . 6 not out 21 19 2 1 110.53 CA Lynn 1 . 2 1 1 . 2 4 6 6 not out 23 15 1 2 153.33 Extras (w 1, lb 1) 2 Total (0 wickets; 5.4 overs) 46 8.12 RPO Did Not Bat:["Joshua Da Silva", "BR Dunk", "D Ramdin", "Colin Archibald", "RR Emrit *", "AS Joseph", "I Khan", "SS Cottrell", "JL Jaggesar"] Fall of Wicket: Bowling: Jamaica National Cricket Team, Jamaica Tallawahs O M R W EC AV EX FH Edwards 2.0 0 15 0 7.50 - Mujeeb Ur Rahman 2.0 0 20 0 10.00 - (w 1) V Permaul 1.4 0 10 0 6.00 - Notes: Weather Break at 5.5.
    [Show full text]