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Melbourne Vs Richmond
WOMEN’S TWENTY20 FRIDAY JANUARY 29, 2016 INTERNATIONAL ACT HEET AUSTRALIA V INDIA F S LIBRARY Australia v India in Women’s T20 International Matches The first women’s Twenty20 International (T20I) match was played in 2004, at Hove in England, between England and New Zealand and was won by the visiting team. It preceded the first men’s T20I by six months. Having won its inaugural T20I the following year, against England at Taunton, Australia won its initial T20I series in 2009 when it defeated New Zealand 2-1. The first ICC women’s T20I World Cup was held in England in 2009, Australia losing to England in a semi-final. The host nation went on to win the tournament. Subsequently the Australians have a perfect record – winning tournaments in the West Indies (2010), Sri Lanka (2012) and Bangladesh (2014). Today’s match is the eleventh T20I to be played between Australia and India. The first encounter between the two countries in Australia was at Sydney in the 2008/09 season and the most recent was in Adelaide three days ago. They have also met five times in India and three at neutral venues, two of which were during women’s T20 World Cups. Summary results are shown below. Women’s T20 Internationals between Australia and India At Hurstville Oval, Sydney, October 28, 2008: AUSTRALIA 4/142 (20 overs) (S Nitschke 49, KL Rolton 44*; G Sultana 2/30 defeated INDIA 4/140 (20 overs) (MD Raj 51*, SM Naik 32) by two runs. Player of the match: Karen Rolton At Beausejour Stadium, Gros Islet (West Indies), May 13, 2010: INDIA 5/119 (20 overs) (PG Raut 44) lost to AUSTRALIA 3/123 (18.5 overs) (AJ Blackwell 61, LJ Poulton 30*; PA Roy 2/27) by seven wickets. -
NDCA 2011 – 2012 Annual Report
Table of Contents Office Bearers 2011-2012 ............................................................................................................... 2 NDCA Officials 1892-2012 ............................................................................................................ 3 Chairman’s Report ........................................................................................................................ 4 Secretary’s Report ......................................................................................................................... 5 Obituaries ...................................................................................................................................... 7 Cricket Development Manager Report – Newcastle ................................................................... 8 Representative Cricket 2011-2012 .................................................................................................. 9 Newcastle v ACT ..................................................................................................................................... 9 State Challenge 2011 ............................................................................................................................... 11 Country Cricket Championships ......................................................................................................... 12 Newcastle v New South Wales 2nd XI .................................................................................................. 14 Country -
MEDIA RELEASE Haynes Joins New Faces in 2011/12 Lend Lease
MEDIA RELEASE Haynes joins new faces in 2011/12 Lend Lease Breakers 1 June 2011 A number of new faces have been named in the Lend Lease Breakers squad for 2011/12, including former Victorian captain, Rachael Haynes. Selectors have chosen a squad of 22 this season. In a change from previous years, players from the Breakers Development squad will now be included in the Lend Lease Breakers squad, giving younger players more opportunity to work alongside seasoned international cricketers like Alex Blackwell, Leah Poulton and Lisa Sthalekar. The full Lend Lease Breakers squad for 2011/12 is (Club/Region in Brackets): Sarah Aley (Bankstown Sports) Alex Blackwell (Universities/Riverina) Nicola Carey (St George-Sutherland) Sarah Coyte (Campbelltown-Camden) Nicole Goodwin (Sydney/Central North) Lisa Griffith (Campbelltown-Camden/Western) Rachael Haynes (TBC) Alyssa Healy (Sydney) Kath Koschel (St George-Sutherland) Claire Koski (Campbelltown-Camden) Katie Mack (Bankstown Sports) Sharon Millanta (Bankstown Sports) Erin Osborne (St George-Sutherland/Central North) Alison Parkin (Universities) Ellyse Perry (Sydney) Leah Poulton (St George-Sutherland/Newcastle) Angela Reakes (Sydney/North Coast) Lisa Sthalekar (Gordon) Kara Sutherland (Campbelltown-Camden/North Coast) Hannah Trollip (Gordon) Keeghan Tucker (Campbelltown-Camden/Western) Kate Waetford (Campbelltown-Camden) One of the biggest additions to the squad is Rachael Haynes who has relocated from Melbourne to Sydney after five seasons with Victoria, including the last two as captain. Haynes has also played 12 One Day Internationals, 12 Twenty20 Internationals and two Test matches for Australia. Also amongst the new faces are teenagers Nicola Carey, Katie Mack and Hannah Trollip, all of whom were part of the NSW team which won the U/18 Female National Championships last summer. -
Bowling Average
Bowling Average 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th/U18/Brewer Shield 1983/84 Rebecca Dam 1984/85 Donna McCormick 1985/86 D Neilson 1986/87 Karen Price Viv Mercer S Knowles Helen Williams 1987/88 Karen Price Elizabeth Waters Donna McCormick M Frazer 1988/89 Karen Price Vicky Moss M Lambert J Ellice 1989/90 Monika Brogan Viv Mercer Debbie Wright Megan Payne 1990/91 Sally Moffat Natalie White Kimberley Dreyer Zoyrese Conoplia Keiran Byrnes 1991/92 Jo Carey Tracey Pilon Sharon House Tina Nay Monique Dearing 1992/93 Pam Meyers Jackie Searson Nicole Williamson Chris Lyons Carolyn Brown 1993/94 Bronwyn Calver Tracey Pilon Nicole Williamson Naomi Sharpe Pam Van Oploo 1994/95 Bronwyn Calver Lisa Davies Ruth Hitter Emma Hurst Lisa Lupton 1995/96 Sue Marsh Lisa Davies Debbie Nelson Cherie Buksh L Lupton (5th), H Stiel (U18) 1996/97 Olivia Magno Beth Spoonberg Ruth Hitter Louise Hawkes Cheronne Nicholas 1997/98 Bronwyn Calver Beth Spoonberg Janelle Matthews Cathie Elsworth Sadie Davies 1998/99 Bronwyn Calver Tracy Hancock Heidi Johnson Karen Bowers Madeleine Everett 1999/00 Sally Butler Beth Spoonberg Bernadette Fleming Amy Dennis Rebecca Enright 2000/01 Bronwyn Calver Madeleine Kirkham Dianne Elrick Gemma Connolly Kirsty Riley 2001/02 Julie Hayes Nicole Dowd Simone Czech Jenene Flood Rene Farrell 2002/03 Olivia Magno Sue Wymer Kristy Downes Tiffany Lykke Kristy Riley 2003/04 Emma Twining Angela O'Neil Jessica Turner Penny Asprou Ariel Leonard 2004/05 Bronwyn Calver Alison Parkin Dianne Elrick Sally Ball 2005/06 Lisa Sthalekar Ashleigh Endacott -
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 . -
Melbourne Vs Richmond
BIG BASH LEAGUE FINAL MELBOURNE STARS V JANUARY 24, 2016 SYDNEY THUNDER FACT SHEET LIBRARY Twenty20 Big Bash League (BBL) The Twenty20 Big Bash League (BBL), comprising eight city-based franchises, replaced the previous state-based domestic Twenty20 competition in 2011/12. Season 2015-16 marks the fifth staging of the tournament – otherwise known as BBL5. The inaugural winner was the Sydney Sixers, the Brisbane Heat won in 2012/13 and the Perth Scorchers have won the two most recent tournaments. Final Placings in Previous BBL Seasons 2011/12 – 2014/15 Season Winner Runner Up Defeated Semi-Finalists 2011/12 Sydney Sixers Perth Scorchers Hobart Hurricanes Melbourne Stars 2012/13 Brisbane Heat Perth Scorchers Melbourne Renegades Melbourne Stars 2013/14 Perth Scorchers Hobart Hurricanes Melbourne Stars Sydney Sixers 2014/15 Perth Scorchers Sydney Sixers Adelaide Strikers Melbourne Stars Final BBL Table for 2015/16 Team M W L N/R Pts NetRR In the first four years of the BBL the Perth Adelaide Strikers 8 7 1 - 14 0.544 Scorchers were the most successful team with Melbourne Stars 8 5 3 - 10 0.366 two championships and two runners up Perth Scorchers 8 5 3 - 10 0.181 performances. The Sydney Sixers were the next Sydney Thunder 8 4 4 - 8 0.375 most successful with one championship and a Melbourne Renegades 8 3 5 - 6 -0.041 runner up. The Melbourne Stars, often one of Brisbane Heat 8 3 5 - 6 -0.204 the tournament’s favoured teams, have made the BBL finals each season but 2015-16 marks Hobart Hurricanes 8 3 5 - 6 -0.955 the first occasion that they have won their semi- Sydney Sixers 8 2 6 - 4 -0.330 final. -
Batting Average
Batting Average 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th/U18/Brewer Shield 1983/84 D Taylor 1984/85 Donna McCormick 1985/86 J Frost 1986/87 Lindsay Reeler Donna Aldred Chris Kade Helen Williams 1987/88 Denise Emerson Kimberley Hayes Helen Cameron Bernadette Britt 1988/89 Denise Annetts Lisa Davies Olivia Magno J Ellice 1989/90 Belinda Haggett Belinda Griggs Jenny Evans Verity Fannin 1990/91 Denise Annetts Lyn Cooper Sharmaine Smith Nardi Simpson Gail de Jong 1991/92 Trish Langsford Tracey Pilon Tracey Walsh Kate Le Bars Linda Morris 1992/93 Belinda Haggett Shermaine Smith Donna McCormick Karen Whittingham Lisa Bright 1993/94 Sally Griffiths Melinda Burton K Wyndham Gail de Jong Jody Kingshott 1994/95 Lisa Keightly Lisa Davies Katherine Dale Amanda Pearton Michelle O'Donnell 1995/96 Bronwyn Calver Melinda Burton Cheryl Flanagan Gail de Jong D Collins (5th), E Drynan (U18) 1996/97 Belinda Clark Helen Williams Megan Hubbell Joanne Neinhuis Marnie Miller 1997/98 Michelle Goszko Donna McCammond Tracy Cerreto Sue Earnshaw Maricar Gregorio 1998/99 Belinda Clark Donna McCammond Janelle Dunk Cassanda Lees Kara Laughton 1999/00 Belinda Clark Anitra Thomas Angela Holzhauser Amara Jarrett Sadie Davies 2000/01 Michelle Goszko Angela Holzhauser Cheri Buksh Amara Jarrett Rene Farrell 2001/02 Lisa Keightly Sarah Aley Simone Czech Sarah Sivyer Samantha Han 2002/03 Olivia Magno Sam Dillon Amy Buttsworth Carly Ryan Anna McLean 2003/04 Bronwyn Calver Kristy Downes Laura Cornford Tonya Philipson Sarah Beard 2004/05 Lisa Sthalekar Sam Dillon Ellyse Perry -
Matador Bbqs One Day Cup Winners “Some Plan B’S Are Smarter Than Others, Don’T Drink and Drive.” NIGHTWATCHMAN NATHAN LYON
Matador BBQs One Day Cup Winners “Some plan b’s are smarter than others, don’t drink and drive.” NIGHTWATCHMAN NATHAN LYON Supporting the nightwatchmen of NSW We thank Cricket NSW for sharing our vision, to help develop and improve road safety across NSW. Our partnership with Cricket NSW continues to extend the Plan B drink driving message and engages the community to make positive transport choices to get home safely after a night out. With the introduction of the Plan B regional Bash, we are now reaching more Cricket fans and delivering the Plan B message in country areas. Transport for NSW look forward to continuing our strong partnership and wish the team the best of luck for the season ahead. Contents 2 Members of the Association 61 Toyota Futures League / NSW Second XI 3 Staff 62 U/19 Male National 4 From the Chairman Championships 6 From the Chief Executive 63 U/18 Female National 8 Strategy for NSW/ACT Championships Cricket 2015/16 64 U/17 Male National 10 Tributes Championships 11 Retirements 65 U/15 Female National Championships 13 The Steve Waugh/Belinda Clark Medal Dinner 66 Commonwealth Bank Australian Country Cricket Championships 14 Australian Representatives – Men’s 67 National Indigenous Championships 16 Australian Representatives – Women’s 68 McDonald’s Sydney Premier Grade – Men’s Competition 17 International Matches Played Lauren Cheatle in NSW 73 McDonald’s Sydney Premier Grade – Women’s Competition 18 NSW Blues Coach’s Report 75 McDonald’s Sydney Shires 19 Sheffield Shield 77 Cricket Performance 24 Sheffield Shield -
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SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 2016 SPORTS Explosive Windies face fearless England in finale KOLKATA: West Indies’ rag-tag army of short- format mercenaries will be hoping they have the weapons to overcome a fearless England in today’s World Twenty20 final as both sides target the honour of being the first to claim a second title in the tournament. For a group of players who nearly boycotted the event over a contractual dispute with their board, Darren Sammy and his troops have waltzed into the Kolkata final displaying all the Caribbean flair that has earned them global admiration. If Twenty20 cricket is essentially about power-hitting, no team does it better and more unabashedly than the West Indies. England have first-hand knowledge of that destructive potency, having been blown away by Chris Gayle’s 47-ball century in a Super 10 shellacking in Mumbai a fortnight ago. Revenge may be regarded as a dish best served cold but Eoin Morgan’s men would probably like nothing more than to exact it in the heat of a World Cup final. A task easier said than done against a West Indies outfit packed with swashbuckling players who ply their trade in lucrative Twenty20 KOLKATA: England’s cricket captain Eoin Morgan (C) with others play a game of foot- leagues around the globe. What makes the job ball during a training session at the Eden Gardens cricket stadium in Kolkata yeste- doubly difficult is that Sammy’s men have day. England play West Indies in the World T20 tournament final match today3 in proved in India that they are more than just a Kolkata. -
QDCC Annual Report 2011
QUEANBEYAN DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB Inc. www.queanbeyancricket.com Equitas, Instituto et Prosperitas “The Mighty Bluebags” 2010-2011 ANNUAL REPORT Table of Contents CLUB HISTORY 3 2010-2011 COMMITTEE 4 LIFE MEMBER REGISTER 6 CLUB SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS 7 VALE – WALTER JOHN SOLWAY 8 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 9 SECRETARY’S REPORT 13 TREASURER’S REPORT 19 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 20 MAJOR AWARD WINNERS 21 2010-2011 CLUB PERFORMANCES 23 PLAYER MILESTONES 25 REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS 27 & GRADE AWARDS 27 SCORECARDS 29 1ST GRADE FINAL 29 JOHN GALLOP CUP FINAL 31 5TH GRADE – FINAL 32 TWENTY/20-DIVISION 2 FINAL 33 FIRST GRADE REPORT 34 SECOND GRADE REPORT 40 THIRD GRADE REPORT 43 FOURTH GRADE REPORT 45 FIFTH GRADE REPORT 48 WOMEN’S TEAM REPORTS 51 CLUB RECORDS 55 APPENDIX A – SEASON STATISTICS 61 BATTING 61 BOWLING 64 WICKET-KEEPING & FIELDING 67 Page 2 Club History (Since 1972) CLUB COACH/ 1st GRADE CLUB YEAR PATRON PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER COORDINATOR CAPTAIN CHAMPION 72-73 N/A C Berry L Buckley R Davis R Flockton R Flockton T Waters 73-74 N/A C Berry Mrs S McDonald R Davis R Flockton R Flockton B Rogers 74-75 N/A C Berry Mrs S McDonald T Waters R Flockton R Flockton R Coffey 75-76 N/A C Berry R Sadler R Davis R Flockton R Flockton C Dooley 76-77 N/A W McDonald R Sadler R Harding N/A B O‟Connell R Heading 77-78 N/A R Hatch S Bailey A Hodgson N/A L Buckley W Campbell 78-79 N/A R Hatch S Bailey A Hodgson G Samuels G Samuels W Campbell 79-80 N/A R Hatch S Bailey D Murphy G Samuels G Samuels N Bulger/C Berry 80-81 N/A R Hatch S Bailey D Murphy / G Samuels G -
SOUTHERN ZONE CRICKET Inc. 2016/2017 Annual Report and Financial Statement Including Year Book
SOUTHERN ZONE CRICKET Inc. 2016/2017 Annual Report and Financial Statement Including Year Book Southern Zone Cricket Inc. TABLE OF CONTENTS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2 Agenda 2 Office Bearers 2016-17 2 Life Members 2 Affiliated Associations and Delegates 3 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT 2016-17 4 ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT 2016-17 5 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2016-17 6 OFFICE BEARERS 10 Southern Zone Cricket Inc. 10 South Coast and Southern Highlands Cricket Council Inc. 11 South Coast and Highlands Cricket Council 11 Illawarra Cricket Council 12 South Coast Cricket Council 12 JUNIOR ZONE REPRESENTATIVE SEASON 2016-17 13 Under 12 Matches 13 Under 14 Matches 15 Under 16 Matches 17 SENIOR ZONE REPRESENTATIVE SEASON 2016-17 19 Burns Cup 19 Country Colts (U19) 20 Country Championships 21 ZONE COMPETITIONS 22 Zone Achievements 26 Southern Zone Representatives 28 SZ UMPIRES ASSOCIATION 35 1 | Page Southern Zone Cricket Inc. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Saturday 30th July 2016, Goulburn Soldiers club Agenda 1. Chairman Rodney Cavalier opening remarks. 2. Apologies. 3. Accept the minutes of the Annual General Meeting of the 25th July 2015 4. Business arising 5. Chairman’s Report 6. Administrators Report 7. Election of Members. o President o Administrator o Vice Presidents - South East - Southern Highlands - Shoalhaven South Coast - Registrar - Country Cricket of Management Committee and Delegate to NSW cricket. - Selection Committee. One to be elected as chairman. - Finance Committee. Administrator and 2 others 8. Determine affiliation fees. 9. General business – 10. Next Annual General Meeting of the Zone Office Bearers 2016-17 Patron J T O’Dwyer OAM; Barry Templeman Chairman Rodney Cavalier Vice Chairman B. -
HOW REACHING for the STARS PAID OFF Capped at 50 Per Cent for Games in Hobart, Where the LIZ WALSH “When We Were Initially Working on No
58 SPORT SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 2020 Smith takes first points Aussie captain hits dazzling century in intriguing battle v King Kohli JACOB POLYCHRONIS belief as Australia kickstarted The chase was always a big Luckily for Australia, and and mistimed his pull shot to the men’s international sum- ask of the tourists with only Starc, Hazlewood (3-55) stead- be caught by Aaron Finch for THERE was a familiar comfort mer of cricket in scintillating two successful ODI chases of ied the ship, snaring three 21. Shreyas Iyer followed him yesterday as months of chaos fashion. India delivered some more than 300 being complet- wickets within the next five into the sheds two balls later and uncertainty cleared for a brief, breathtaking moments, ed at the SCG, and none great- overs, including the all-import- and India’s mountain became game of cricket as we knew too, and was spurred on by a er than 334. Astonishingly, it ant scalp of Virat Kohli (21). too steep to climb. Hardik Pan- and loved it before. large vocal sport that trans- briefly looked to be on the If anyone was going to pull dya and Shikhar Dhawan cer- The result of the first ODI ported everyone back to a time cards after a moment of mad- off the monster chase for India tainly gave it a good go. Their between Australia and India SCG, delighting in an enter- when crowds were a right, not ness from Mitchell Starc who it was going to be chaser extra- scores of 90 and 74 respect- mattered – the hosts won by 66 taining contest between two of a privilege.