QUEANBEYAN DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB INC.
www.queanbeyancricket.com
Equitas, Instituto et Prosperitas
“The Mighty Bluebags”
2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT
Table of Contents
CLUB HISTORY 4 CLUB PERPETUAL AWARDS 6 2015-2016 MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 8 CLUB CAPTAINS 10 CLUB COACH 10 LIFE MEMBERS 11 CLUB SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS 12 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 14 SECRETARY’S REPORT 16 MAJOR AWARD WINNERS 21 INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS 23 2015-2016 CLUB PERFORMANCES 24 REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS & SPECIAL AWARDS 25 PLAYER MILESTONES 26 PREMIERSHIP SCORECARDS 29
KONICA CUP FINAL 29 JOHN GALLOP CUP FINAL 30 2ND GRADE T/20 CUP FINAL 31 3RD GRADE T/20 CUP FINAL 32 3RD GRADE ONE-DAY CUP FINAL 33 3RD GRADE – FG SIDES MEMORIAL TROPHY FINAL 34 5TH GRADE – FINAL 35 COACHES REPORT 36 FIRST GRADE REPORT 37 SECOND GRADE REPORT 40 THIRD GRADE REPORT 42 FOURTH GRADE REPORT 45 FIFTH GRADE REPORT 47 GREYBAGGERS REPORT 50 CLUB RECORDS 51
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS 51 1ST GRADE 51 Team Records 52 Individual Records 52 Best Partnerships 52 Quickest Century Partnership 52 2ND GRADE 53 Individual Records 53 3RD GRADE 53 Individual Records 53 4TH GRADE 54 Individual Records 54 5TH GRADE 54 Individual Records (Post 2005) 54 Individual Records (Pre 2005) 54
Page 2 6TH GRADE 55 Individual Records 55 VETERAN’S COMPETITION 55 Individual Records 55 WOMEN’S 56 Lynn O’Meara 56 Individual Records 56 Best Partnerships 56 Glenda Hall 56 Individual Records 56 Best Partnerships 56 APPENDIX A – SEASON STATISTICS 57
Editor’s Note:
I would like to thank the following people whose contributions for this report were invaluable: Peter Solway, Matt Harding, Michael O’Rourke, Darren Southwell, Peter Jensen and Aaron Thorn.
A full colour copy of this report will be available for downloading from the Club Business page from our website.
Ron Bates
Page 3 Club History (Since 1972) CLUB COACH/ 1st GRADE YEAR PATRON PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLUB CHAMPION COORDINATOR CAPTAIN 72-73 L McIntyre C Berry L Buckley R Davis R Flockton R Flockton T Waters 73-74 L McIntyre C Berry S McDonald R Davis R Flockton R Flockton B Rogers 74-75 L McIntyre C Berry S McDonald T Waters R Flockton R Flockton R Coffey 75-76 L McIntyre C Berry R Sadler R Davis R Flockton R Flockton C Dooley 76-77 F Nash W McDonald R Sadler R Harding n/a L Buckley R Heading 77-78 F Nash R Hatch S Bailey A Hodgson G Samuels R Heading W Campbell 78-79 F Nash R Hatch S Bailey A Hodgson G Samuels G Samuels W Campbell 79-80 F Nash R Hatch S Bailey D Murphy G Samuels G Samuels N Bulger/C Berry 80-81 F Nash R Hatch S Bailey D Murphy /C Brown G Samuels G Samuels N Bulger 81-82 L Buckley S Bailey R Longmore D Holzhauser G Samuels G Samuels N Bulger 82-83 L Buckley S Bailey/R Hatch R Longmore G Mann G Samuels G Samuels W Campbell 83-84 L Buckley G Samuels M Allen G Mann G Samuels G Samuels M Lynch 84-85 I McNamee G Mann R Carruthers J Solway W Campbell N Bulger Not Awarded 85-86 I McNamee G Mann R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton J Bull 86-87 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton J Bull 87-88 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton M Carruthers 88-89 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton M Frost 89-90 I McNamee P Moon C Ball I Hamill J Bull J Bull P Solway 90-91 I McNamee P Moon J Solway I Hamill J Bull J Bull P Solway 91-92 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway P Solway P Solway N Bulger 92-93 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers J Solway P Solway P Solway J Bull 93-94 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers M Lynch n/a M Frost R Regent 94-95 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers H Greenwell J Bull J Bull N Bulger 95-96 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers H Greenwell S O’Shaughnessy S O’Shaughnessy C Scammell 96-97 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers H Greenwell R Regent R Regent N Bulger 97-98 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers M Lynch R Regent R Regent M Higgs 98-99 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers M Lynch C Hume J Swift J Martin 99-00 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers A King C Hume J Swift J Swift 00-01 I McNamee R Winchester A King S McGlashan C Hume J Swift J Swift 01-02 I McNamee M Frost C Doyle S McGlashan P Nemes M O’Rourke A Heading 02-03 I McNamee M Frost S Cross S McGlashan P Nemes M O’Rourke S Frost 03-04 I McNamee M Frost S Cross S McGlashan P Nemes S Frost G McMahon CLUB COACH/ 1st GRADE YEAR PATRON PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLUB CHAMPION COORDINATOR CAPTAIN 04-05 I McNamee M Frost S Cross S McGlashan P Baker P Coleborne A Heading 05-06 I McNamee M Frost S Cross S McGlashan P Baker A Heading P Jensen 06-07 I McNamee M Frost S Cross P Coleborne P Baker M Higgs M Higgs 07-08 I McNamee I McNamee S Cross G Elliott P Baker M Higgs M Higgs 08-09 I McNamee I McNamee R Bates G Elliott P Solway/M Frost M Higgs J Dean 09-10 I McNamee I McNamee R Bates G Elliott P Solway/J Dean J Dean J Dean/M Higgs 10-11 I McNamee I McNamee R Bates G Elliott P Solway/J Dean J Dean M Higgs 11-12 I McNamee P Solway R Bates G Elliott P Solway A Ayre M Higgs 12-13 I McNamee P Solway R Bates G Elliott T Shiner A Ayre A Ayre/P Coleborne 13-14 I McNamee P Solway R Bates M Harding B Dean B Dean V Dukoski 14-15 I McNamee P Solway R Bates M Harding V Bennett S Taylor P Jensen 15-16 I McNamee P Solway R Bates M Harding M O’Rourke V Dukoski P Jensen
Page 5 Club Perpetual Awards (Since 1972) Malcolm Allen Most Promising Greg Mann Memorial John Solway Memorial Award Ian McNamee Award Junior Player Mark Higgs YEAR Award Memorial Award Outstanding Presidents Trophy (Luke Bush Memorial Medal Players' Player Spirit of Cricket Contribution Award since 2011) 72-73 Not Awarded 73-74 Geoff Hague 74-75 Geoff Hague 75-76 Ray Daniel 76-77 Peter Hungerford 77-78 Peter Hungerford 78-79 Award first presented in Not Awarded 79-80 1986-87 Not Awarded 80-81 Award first presented in Not Awarded 81-82 1990-91 Not Awarded 82-83 Not Awarded 83-84 Not Awarded 84-85 Stephen Frost 85-86 Colin Corbett 86-87 Neil Bulger Award first presented in Scott Bannerman Award first presented in Award first presented in 87-88 Mark Thornton 2003-04 Geoff McMurray 2009-10 2014-15 88-89 Peter Solway Robert Regent 89-90 Ian Hamill Not Awarded 90-91 Ian McNamee Damien Tongs Not Awarded 91-92 Not Awarded Mark Lynch Mark Higgs 92-93 Mark Lynch Michael Nairn Brad Haddin 93-94 Geoff McMurray Phil McMurray Adrian Brunker 94-95 Michael Frost & Stephen Cross Jeremy Eagle Michael Carruthers 95-96 Greg Dawes Matt Jackson Peter Coleborne 96-97 Simon McLoughlin Hugh Renshaw Adam Hatch 97-98 John Regent Brendan MacNamara Chris Hamill 98-99 Sarah McGlashan Ashley King Lucas James 99-00 Ron McGlashan Michael O'Rourke Steven Hamill 00-01 Ashley King Graham Hannaford Raglan Maddox
Page 6 Malcolm Allen Most Promising Greg Mann Memorial John Solway Memorial Award Ian McNamee Award Junior Player Mark Higgs YEAR Award Memorial Award Outstanding Presidents Trophy (Luke Bush Memorial Medal Players' Player Spirit of Cricket Contribution Award since 2011) 01-02 Michael Sargent Snr Adam Heading Steve Peios & Sarah McGlashan 02-03 Ron McGlashan Dean Stewart Dean Stewart 03-04 Steve Donnelly Ben Gray Dean Mansfield Michael Baker 04-05 Phil Noble Simon Fahey Simon Fahey Em Preston 05-06 Peter Baker Greg Dawes Ben Stensrud Callum Birtles 06-07 Dean Mansfield Kyle Mackay-Laws Peter Solway Em Preston 07-08 Ron Bates Gordon Elliott Con Danassis Jordan McLennan 08-09 James Buckley Greg Dawes Peter Coleborne Dean Solway 09-10 Ian McNamee Peter Solway Adam Heading Luke Bush Lea Hansen 10-11 Peter Solway Stephen Cross Darren Southwell Aaron Ayre Chris Doyle 11-12 Gordon Elliott Ron Bates Vele Dukoski Dean Solway David & Ingrid Ayre 12-13 Stephen Cross Ron Bates Aaron Ayre Lakshmn Shivakkumar Derren & Ratsny Gillespie Michael Curtale 13-14 Matt Harding Adrian Brunker Darren Southwell Mark Solway & Sam Taylor Ratsny Gillespie 14-15 Rohan Ditton Darren Southwell Henry Hunt David Horsfall Ed Barnard & Julie Solway 15-16 Adrian Brunker Matt Harding Henry Hunt Kel Evans Michael Medved Henry Hunt
Page 7 2015-2016 Management Committee Patron
Mr Ian McNamee Executive President Vice President Vice President
Mr Peter Solway Mr Stephen Cross Mr Rohan Ditton
Honorary Secretary Honorary Treasurer
Mr Ron Bates Mr Matthew Harding
Page 8 General Committee
Mr Adrian Brunker Mr Steve Frost Mr Derren Gillespie Chairman of Selectors
Mr Dave Horsfall Mr Chris Howe Mr Peter Jensen
Mr Steve Moore Mr Darren Southwell Mr Beau Watts
Page 9 Club Captains
1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade
Vele Dukoski Darren Southwell Peter Solway
4th Grade (T20 & OD) 4th Grade 5th Grade
Rohan Ditton Peter Jensen Aaron Thorn
Club Coach
Michael O’Rourke
Page 10 Life Members
Jack McNamara* (1960) Frank Nash* (1960) Doug Moore* (1967) Ian Armour (1972) Col Berry (1977) Ray Hatch (1983) Stephen Bailey (1985) Gary Samuels (1985) John Solway* (1991) Richard Carruthers (1991) Ian McNamee (2001) Neil Bulger (2001) Michael Frost (2009) Stephen Cross (2009) Peter Solway (2009) Phil Moon (2011) Stephen Frost (2011) Terry Freebody* (2012) Winston McDonald (2012) Graeme Alexander (2012) Lloyd Buckley (2013) Rod Winchester (2013) James Martin (2014) Ron McGlashan (2014)
* Deceased
Page 11 Club Sponsors & Supporters
The Queanbeyan District Cricket Club would like to thank the following businesses and organisations for their support for the 2015-2016 season:
Major Sponsors
Queanbeyan Kangaroo Club Ltd
ARIS Building Services
Page 12 Other Sponsors/Supporters
Page 13 President’s Report
The 2015-16 season for the Queanbeyan District Cricket will go down as one of the most successful in the club’s long history. Our Club is in excellent shape both on and off the field and this can be attributed to the hard working club membership along with valuable relationships with the Queanbeyan City Council and a strong list of fantastic sponsors.
On the field this season our club won 7 out of the 13 premierships up for grabs, that’s over 50% of the competitions on offer which is an amazing effort and one that I don’t think would have been done too many times before. Our flagship First Grade team won both the T20 and One Day competitions. Second grade were T20 premiers, 3rd grade scooped the pool and won all 3 competitions for the 2nd year running, 4th grade were fantastic but fell at the last hurdle in all 3 finals, whilst our mighty 5th grade boys were dominant all year once again winning their competition. Our skippers Vele Dukoski, Darren Southwell, Peter Jensen and Aaron Thorne can be well satisfied of the way they lead their team’s season. Congratulations to all of our members this year who took the field and did our club proud!
I believe the culture within the club is extremely positive. We have an environment where players can improve and a lot of this has to do with the facilities we have at our disposal. Some of the credit for this goes to our Club Coach, Michael O’Rourke for the enthusiasm he showed whilst running our Thursday sessions.
I believe we are a Club that is going in the right direction. Decisions taken over the last few years have ensured our club will remain sustainable for many seasons to come, competitive and one that enjoys our cricket. Young First Grade opener Henry Hunt is a great example of what players can achieve at Queanbeyan. Henry made his Futures League debut at the end of last season after 2 years with our Club since coming over from Grenfell. He dominated at the U/19 championships in January earning himself Australian U/19 representation and a tour to the UAE. Henry scored three successive grade hundreds which is an excellent effort for a young opening batsman. Henry’s success this season is also a feather in the cap for our Club and City and we wish him all the very best in his cricketing career.
I mentioned above our facilities and I’ll repeat what I have said now on a number of occasions and that is our facilities at Freebody Oval and Town Park are close to the best in country Australia. We are hugely proud of our home grounds and facilities and I thank everyone for continuing to show the respect they deserve.
Our relationship with the Queanbeyan Council continues to grow from strength to strength. We hosted two national carnivals this year featuring all State and Territory teams along with teams from Pakistan, Malaysia, New Zealand and Fiji whilst hosting International Defence Force Carnival games. Feedback was nothing but positive in all aspects which is a great reflection on our Club and City. Thank you to everyone who contributed to make these games a success.
I’d like to acknowledge our curator Greg Dawes for the excellent job he has done on the grounds now for a number of years. Dawesy showed a renewed enthusiasm for his work this year and I’d like to thank him for his efforts. The Grand Final wicket he produced for Third Grade in March was his best ever!
The challenge now for future committees is to maintain and further improve our facilities to keep Queanbeyan the best place to play cricket in the district.
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Thank you to all of our sponsors this season. We could not function in the way we have now for a number of years without your support. In particular I’d like to thank our major sponsors, the Kangaroos Club. Thanks also to ARIS and Coates Hire for their support and to our growing list of minor sponsors. I encourage everyone to get behind and support our sponsors whenever possible.
I would like to acknowledge our Committee for an outstanding job this season. We really have an excellent committee that goes about getting things done with a minimum of fuss. Great job by Vice presidents, Stephen Cross and Rohan Ditton, Secretary Ron Bates, Treasurer Matty Harding, and our general committee of Adrian Brunker, Peter Jensen, Derren Gillespie, Darren Southwell, Stephen Frost, Chris Howe, Beau Watts and Stephen Moore.
Our Club is also extremely fortunate to have the support of mums and dads, wives and girlfriends around the pavilion. We can’t operate the way we do without your support. There are too many to list but we can’t thank you enough.
I’d also like to acknowledge the efforts of Ian McNamee who will be standing down as Chairman of ACT cricket after many years of hard work. Ian’s been a tremendous supporter of ours so well done Mac and hopefully this will mean you’ll have more time to put into the Bluebags next season.
As this is my 5th and final year as President of our club, I’d like to thank the committee and club membership for your support over this time. I remain passionate about cricket in our Club and City and hope that I can continue to play a role on the committee next season.
Last but not least, I couldn’t have performed the role of President of our Club without the support of my beautiful wife Julie so a big thank for all of your help and understanding.
Peter Solway President
Page 15 Secretary’s Report
Another season has been and gone and it has been another good one for the club. As I write my 8th report, I reflect on my time with the club and all the success we have had.
Well in my first season (2005-06) the club was really struggling as a lot of players had left and the new ones were yet to settle in. In fact through 5 grades we hardly won any matches and all teams finished pretty much with the wooden spoon. However things started to change over the next few seasons and by the 2009-10 season “we were back at the top of the pile”.
Each season since then we have gone from strength to strength. This is supported when you look at clubs membership statistics. Over 50% of our players have more than 5 years continuous playing experience and over 25% have 10 or more years with the club.
A number of reports contained in this document will state that we won 7 of the 13 titles this season, which I think may be a club record. But despite all this success, it wasn’t enough to secure the ‘big one’, the TE Rolf Cup for Club Championship. However I won’t digress into a system that seems fundamentally unfair.
Some of the highlights from the season were: 3rd grade winning the “Treble” for the second consecutive season. 1st grade exceeding all expectations by winning both limited over competitions - Konica and John Gallop Cups 2nd grade winning their T/20 competition 5th grade finishing Minor Premiers (3rd consecutive season) and then going on to win the 5th grade competition.
4th grade, courtesy of some new players and more importantly some outstanding performances, made the final of all 3 competitions but like 2nd grade the season before, were the runners up in each comp.
There were quite a few outstanding performances this season, but I suppose Troy Drayton’s 41 wickets (at 4.12) would just about top the list. Henry Hunt also had a stellar season, scoring 781 runs at 52, with 4 centuries. Alex Page bowled really well and took 37 wickets at just under 23. Dean Solway finally got the monkey off his back with his first century (132) for the club. Let’s hope that this is the just the first of many.
Other firsts were Aaron Thorn with his first century (144 no) with Jack Allen, Adam Couch, Guy Gillespie, Matt Grocott, Jacob Knowles, Beau Watts and Kaeden Watts all bagging their first “5 fa”.
I would like to acknowledge and congratulate all our Cricket ACT Award winners (see Representative Honours and Special Awards section for complete list).
I would especially like to acknowledge the club’s latest Australian Representative, Jimmy Martin who was a member of the Australian Over 60’s team that played 4 international matches (1 against Wales and 3 against England) on the 2015 tour of the UK.
Page 16 I would also like to congratulate the following players for achieving personal milestones this season.
Matches Runs Wickets Graeme Alexander 408 Peter Solway 10127 Jim Martin 586 Steve Cross 358 Peter Jensen 5444 John Fern 352 Peter Jensen 208 Dean Solway 4099 Troy Drayton 211 Mark Higgs 206 Adrian Brunker 3135 Simon Fahey 207 Dean Solway 165 John Fern 3002 Vele Dukoski 206 Phil Moore 160 Phil Moore 2665 Mark Solway 161 Alex Page 104 Josh Gregory 1652 Guy Gillespie 105 Matt Harding 104 Jeremy Macdonald 1636 Matt Grocott 100 Henry Hunt 1293 Matt Grocott 1162 Michael Medved 1068 Wil Morshead 1018 Chris Howe 1005
I would like to acknowledge the ongoing support that is provided to the club Queanbeyan Mayor, Tim Overall and from the staff of Queanbeyan City Council. It is great to know that they are always ready to provide assistance whenever it was required.
One of the big news items of the season was QCC agreeing to the club’s request to name Freebody 2 – The Neil Bulger Oval.
The official naming ceremony was held on Friday, 4 December 2015. Around 200 people attended the function, with many making the journey up for Neil’s home town of Tumut.
The day started with a 20 over match between a Peter Solway XI and a Neil Bulger XI.
Page 17 The Peter Solway XI consisted of current and former players – Mark Steele, Nathan Reid, Frank Hansby, Chris Henry, Steve Frost, Graeme Alexander, Steve Cross, Rohan Ditton, Michael Frost and Sam Frost
The Neil Bulger XI consisted of a number of Neil’s family members including Vince and Ryan, as well as current and former team mates, Simon Mann, Jimmy Martin and Greg Irvine
Apart from all the players who participated, I would like to thank Graeme Clifton for volunteering his time to officiate.
At the conclusion of the 20-over match, QDCC president Peter Solway welcomed everyone and then a number of speeches were made including Neil's former captain Gary Samuels, Tumut's mayor and Neil's sister Sue and QCC Mayor, Cr Tim Overall who officially pronounced Freebody Oval number two as Neil Bulger Oval.
Page 18 Off Field
I would to start by thanking our "Ladies Auxiliary", particularly Julie Solway and Ratsny Gillespie for the work they do around the club. I know that the 1st grade lads love the lunches they put together for every home game. I would also like to thank Cath Elliott and Faye Solway for looking after the pavilion cleaning. The ladies did a great job.
I would also like to acknowledge and to thank the work that Gemma Vasco (Queanbeyan Age) did during the season. This effort ensures that the club is at the forefront of sports news each week.
Also helping keep the club in the public domain, I would also like to thank Pete ‘Nook’ Newham for allowing me to present the Bluebags Review as part of his weekly sports show on Queanbeyan 96.7 FM every Friday evening.
The Annual Dinner and Awards Presentation Night was again a great night and congratulations go to all the award recipients. I would like to again thank Matt Grocott, Alex Page, Michael Medved and Mark Solway for the fantastic job they did as Master of Ceremonies on the night. I would like to thank Cr Tim Overall, Queanbeyan Mayor and Dr Peter Hendy, Member for Eden-Monaro for taking time out of their busy schedule to attend. Thanks also to Winston and Sue McDonald for travelling down as well.
I would also like to acknowledge the efforts of the organising committee of Rohan Ditton and Michael Frost. Thanks to all involved.
The club’s Annual Golf Day was another success, with good numbers in attendance. However we were a bit light on helpers on the day, which we need to address for next year's event.
The Future
Thanks to efforts of people like Ian McNamee, the club's future looks good resulting in the Queanbeyan City Council offering the club a 20 year license on the pavilion, which we have duly accepted and have signed off on.
I also see a prosperous future for the club on the field with a number of youngsters in the lower grades as well as a good number of juniors ready to take that next step on their path to first grade.
Ron Bates Honorary Secretary
Page 19 Committee Meeting Attendance Register
Name No Meetings Attendance Apology Peter Solway 9 9 Ron Bates 9 9 Matt Harding 9 7 2 Stephen Cross 9 9 Rohan Ditton 9 9 Adrian Brunker 9 9 Stephen Frost 9 7 2 Derren Gillespie 9 8 1 David Horsfall 9 3 5 Chris Howe 9 2 4 Peter Jensen 9 5 3 Stephen Moore 9 7 2 Darren Southwell 9 8 Beau Watts 9 2 1
Page 20 Major Award Winners
Queanbeyan Kangaroos John Solway Mark Higgs Medal Football Club Spirit of Cricket Award Club Champion Trophy
Henry Hunt Peter Jensen Michael Medved
Malcolm Allen Luke Bush Memorial McNamee and Partners Memorial Trophy Trophy President’s Award Clubperson of the Year Outstanding Junior
Matt Harding Adrian Brunker Kel Evans
Greg Mann Memorial Neil Bulger Trophy Garry Samuels Trophy Trophy 1st Grade Batting Award 1st Grade Bowling Award Player's Player
Henry Hunt Henry Hunt Guy Gillespie
Page 21 Rod Winchester Shield Phil Moon Shield Lloyd Buckley Shield 2nd Grade Batting Award 2nd Grade Bowling Award 3rd Grade Batting Award
Josh Gregory Darren Southwell Peter Solway
Graeme Alexander Shield Stephen Cross Shield Winston McDonald Shield 3rd Grade Bowling Award 4th Grade Batting Award 4th Grade Bowling Award
Beau Watts Michael Gilshenan Peter Jensen
James Martin Shield Ron McGlashan Shield 5th Grade Batting Award 5th Grade Bowling Award
Graeme Alexander Troy Drayton
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Individual Achievements
Batting Bowling Outstanding Achievements
1st Grade: 1st Grade: Centurions: Henry Hunt Vele Dukoski Henry Hunt (166, 118, 113, 106*) (781 @ 52.07) (30 @ 25) Aaron Thorn (144*) Dean Solway Guy Gillespie Rohan Ditton (141) (712 @ 44.5) (26 @ 19.38) Dean Solway (132) Peter Solway (107*) 2nd Grade: 2nd Grade: Wade Burrows (100*) Josh Gregory Alex Page (394 @ 24.63) (31 @ 20.39) 5 wkts Innings: Jeremy Macdonald Darren Southwell Peter Jensen 6/7, 5/20 (290 @ 20.71) (26 @ 19.65) Beau Watts 6/8, 5/17 Jack Allen 6/41 3rd Grade: 3rd Grade: Jacob Knowles 6/64 Adrian Brunker Beau Watts Troy Drayton 5/7 (561 @ 37.4) (35 @ 10.20) Kaeden Watts 5/11, 5/76 Peter Solway Kaeden Watts Adam Couch 5/11 (541 @ 90.17) (33 @ 13.76) James Martin 5/25 Matthew Grocott 5/25 4th Grade: 4th Grade: Vele Dukoski 5/40 Rohan Ditton Peter Jensen Guy Gillespie 5/48 (462 @ 28.88) (30 @ 9.40) Michael Gilshenan The Nervous 90’s (376 @ 31.33) 5th Grade: Wil Morshead 98 Troy Drayton Peter Jensen 95 no 5th Grade: (41 @ 4.12) Michael Curtale 91 Graeme Alexander Jim Martin Adrian Brunker 91 (370 @ 33.64) (36 @ 9.22) Aaron Thorn (313 @ 24.08)
Page 23 2015-2016 Club Performances
Top 10 Batting Performances (across all grades and ranked on total runs) Player Mat Inn NO Runs HS Ave 50’s 100’s 1 Hunt, Henry 16 16 1 781 166 52.07 2 4 2 Solway, Dean 19 20 4 712 132 44.50 5 1 3 Brunker, Adrian 19 16 1 561 91 37.40 4 0 4 Solway, Peter 19 16 10 541 107* 90.17 2 1 5 Harding, Matthew 19 20 2 497 66 27.61 4 0 6 Ditton, Rohan 17 18 2 483 141 30.19 3 1 7 Jensen, Peter 19 20 2 416 95* 23.11 2 0 8 Edgar, Cameron 15 14 0 410 51 29.29 2 0 9 Gilshenan, Michael 17 18 5 409 86* 31.46 3 0 10 Dukoski, Vele 19 20 1 407 65 21.42 1 0
Top 10 Bowling Performances (across all grades and ranked on total wickets) Player Mat O M W R Ave B/B 5Wi 10Wm 1 Drayton, Troy 15 119 46 41 169 4.12 5/7 1 2 Martin, James 19 102.4 12 38 352 9.26 5/25 1 3 Page, Alex 20 206.4 32 37 847 22.89 4/40 4 Watts, Beau 17 150.3 37 36 409 11.36 6/8 2 5 Jensen, Peter 19 152.3 36 33 327 9.91 6/7 2 6 Watts, Kaeden 15 162.5 34 33 454 13.76 5/11 2 7 Dukoski, Vele 19 202.2 25 30 750 25.00 5/40 1 8 Fern, John 18 149 50 30 290 9.67 4/7 9 Couch, Adam 19 138.4 37 29 384 13.24 5/11 1 10 Singh, Nirmal 19 175.1 45 27 457 16.93 3/15
Top 10 All-Round Performances (across all grades and ranked on runs & wickets & fielding) Player Runs HS Ave Wkts Ave B/B Fielding 1 Jensen, Peter 416 95* 23.11 33 9.91 6/7 8 2 Dukoski, Vele 407 65 21.42 30 25.00 5/40 11 3 Hunt, Henry 781 166 52.07 2 66.5 1/22 7 4 Brunker, Adrian 561 91 37.40 15 16.47 3/7 7 5 Singh, Nirmal 381 69* 23.81 27 16.93 3/15 6 6 Solway, Dean 712 132 44.50 2 31.0 1/0 10 7 Page, Alex 202 87 15.54 37 22.89 4/40 6 8 Manners, Micah 369 75 21.71 24 12.54 4/4 5 9 Drayton, Troy 85 36 9.44 41 4.12 5/7 7 10 Martin, James 185 57* 23.13 38 9.26 5/25 4
Page 24 Keeping and Fielding Records (all grades) Catches Catches Stumpings Run Outs Total Player (fielder) (WK) 1 Horsfall, David 1 23 7 2 33 2 Evans, Kel 19 3 2 24 3 Moore, Brad 1 14 1 16 4 Howe, Christopher 1 7 4 2 14 5 Solway, Mark 13 1 14 6 Solway, Peter 12 12 7 Cross, Stephen 9 2 11 8 Dukoski, Vele 11 11 9 Patterson, Dwayne 4 2 1 3 10 10 Solway, Dean 8 2 10
Representative Honours & Special Awards
Australia Under 19’s: Henry Hunt U/19 ACT Representatives (Men): Henry Hunt ACT Comets (Futures League): Dean Solway, Henry Hunt Australia Over 60’s: Jim Martin ACT Over 60's – Jim Martin, Ron Bates National Seniors Cricket Championships: ACT Team of the Year: Guy Gillespie, Henry Hunt ACT Emerging Comets and Schools Jacob Tozer, Sid Girish, Lachlan Representatives: Squire, Braiden McCarten, Abhinash Kumar, Angus Jones, Jack Allen Keith Carnell Medal: Adrian Brunker (3rd grade Player of the Year) Dene Moore Medal: Peter Jensen (4th grade Player of the Year) 4th grade Batting Award: Peter Jensen 5th grade Bowling Award: Troy Drayton ACT Rockets: Vinesh Bennett Indoor Cricket Player of the Year: Brock Winkler
Page 25 Player Milestones Matches 500 Michael Frost (542) 400 Graeme Alexander (408) 300 Stephen Frost (381) Stephen Cross (358) James Martin (338) Peter Solway (334) Ron McGlashan (319) 200 Simon Fahey (264) Darren Southwell (259) Peter Coleborne (254) Jack McNamara (243) Colin Crouch (240) Michael Carruthers (239) Mark Lynch (230) John Bull (228) John Fern (225) Neil Bulger (221) Ray Hatch (219) Rodney Winchester (211) Peter Jensen (208) Mark Higgs (206) Adrian Brunker (206) 150 Vele Dukoski (199) Rohan Ditton (195) Ian Hamill (194) Col Berry (191) Dean Mansfield (191) Dean Southwell (191) Wayne Campbell (189) Geoff McMurray (188) Adam Heading (187) Winston McDonald (186) Geoff Woods (182) Andrew Bull (178) Aaron Thorn (178) Robert Regent (175) Dom DiCampli (175) John Regent (174) Brendan MacNamara (174) Peter Newham (171) Steve Bailey (169) Graham Hannaford (169) Daniel Quinn (166) Dean Solway (165) Dean Moore (164) Damien Tongs (164) Ben Stensrud (164) Dave Corcoran (164) Anthony Wynd (162) Scott Bannerman (160) Chris Doyle (160) Phillip Moore (160) Raglan Maddox (156) Vince Bulger (154) David Bourke (151) Alan Hodgson (151) 100 Christopher Howe (149) Simon Mann (148) Ian Black (146) Michael Nairn (145) Robert Farquharson (144) Michael Stachow (143) Ryan Collier (143) Terry Freebody (142) William Carters (142) Matt Jackson (142) Marty Frost (142) Victor Forbes (139) Geoff McMahon (138) Mick Kelly (138) Les Coffey (137) Lloyd Buckley (133) Rick Dibitonto (132) A Clark (132) Michael Medved (132) Keith Norton (131) Nathan Reid (130) Chris Hamill (130) Robert Warren (128) Mark Solway (128) Phil Higgs (127) John Kelly (127) Jeremy Macdonald (127) Paul Wylks (123) Greg Dawes (123) Paul Kowal (123) Troy Drayton (121) Josh Gregory (121) Alan Bailey (119) Adam Wade (119) Colin Imrie (116) Dave Hughes (115) Chris Henry (114) John Duros (113) David Wenning (113) Les Manwaring (112) Jono Dean (112) Tony Bray (110) Michael Sargent (110) Geoff Hague (109) Simon McLoughlin (108) Fred Wilton (108) Jeremy Bannerman (107) Robby Davis (106) Lea Hansen (105) Sam Taylor (104) Alex Page (104) Matt Harding (104) Ray Heading (103) Chris Hart (102) Dave Sargent (102) Warren Forbes (100) Steve Hamill (100)
Page 26 Runs 10,000 Michael Frost (12473) Peter Solway (10127) 8,000 Stephen Frost (8901) 7,000 Neil Bulger (7911) Peter Coleborne (7037) 6,000 Mark Higgs (6323) Stephen Cross (6132) 5,000 John Bull (5993) Simon Fahey (5814) Peter Jensen (5444) Graeme Alexander (5286) 4,000 James Martin (4914) Rod Winchester (4843) Jono Dean (4828) Terry Freebody (4799) Adam Heading (4446) Dean Solway (4099) Michael Carruthers (4087) 3,000 Rob Regent (3979) Rohan Ditton (3904) Vele Dukoski (3653) Dean Mansfield (3475) David Corcoran (3434) Dom DiCampli (3292) Clarrie Hincksman (3286) Jack McNamara (3210) Frank Nash (3190) Adrian Brunker (3135) Graham Hannaford (3088) Ian Hamill (3017) John Fern (3002) 2,500 A Clarke (2927) Wayne Campbell (2900) Vince Bulger (2703) Geoff Woods (2667) Phillip Moore (2665) Ben Stensrud (2657) Jason Swift (2635) Peter Newham (2620) Ron McGlashan (2596) Stephen Bailey (2570) Keith Norton (2553) Aaron Ayre (2547) Ray Hatch (2538) Simon Mann (2524) Raglan Maddox (2509) 2,000 Ray Heading (2415) Andrew Bull (2349) Aaron Thorn (2340) Daniel Quinn (2334) Les Manwaring (2325) Greg Dawes (2305) Tony Wynd (2266) Ian Black (2236) Geoff McMurray (2262) Neville Croker (2224) John Regent (2151) David Bourke (2086) Clarrie Gribble (2002) Matt Harding (2000) 1,500 Blake Dean (1937) Laks Shivakkumar (1907) Marty Frost (1846) Mal Wheeler (1808) Ian Armour (1765) Josh Gregory (1652) Jeremy Macdonald (1636) Tom O’Connor (1586) 1,000 (current players only) Michael Curtale (1370) Mick Elliott (1320) Henry Hunt (1293) Mark Solway (1256) Dave Horsfall (1242) Matt Grocott (1162) Michael Medved (1068) Wil Morshead (1018) Chris Howe (1005)
Page 27 Wickets
500 James Martin (586) Mark Lynch (526)
400 Ron McGlashan (490) Graeme Alexander (486) Darren Southwell (438) Frank Nash (416) John Bull (401)
350 Mark Higgs (395) Colin Crouch (387) Neil Bulger (384) Tom O’Connor (366) John Fern (352)
300 Alan Hodgson (329) Scott Bannerman (311) Dean Southwell (311)
200 Peter Jensen (286) Stephen Frost (274) Winston McDonald (243) Peter Newham (223) Dean White (219) Phil Moon (219) Vince Bulger (218) Will Rogers (211) Troy Drayton (211) Simon Fahey (207) Vele Dukoski (206)
150 Simon Mann (199) Adam Heading (190) Ian Black (176) Lea Hansen (169) Mark Solway (161) Clarrie Gribble (154)
100 (current players only) Alex Page (141) Rohan Ditton (132) Michael Frost (124) Dave Corcoran (109) Guy Gillespie (105) Matt Grocott (100)
Page 28 Premiership Scorecards Konica Cup Final Queanbeyan vs Weston Creek Molonglo Venue: Manuka Oval Date: 27 November 2015 Toss: Queanbeyan Umpires: Graeme Clifton & Andrew Shelley Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs FOW V Dukoski (c) b Medhurst 22 52 M Higgs lbw Bloomfield 24 33 D Solway c Ryan b Bloomfield 61 170 M Curtale c Bloomfield b Wright 24 95 K Evans (w) c J Dean b B Dean 4 100 M Grocott run out (HF Bryant) 26 160 J Hedington b Bloomfield 1 170 J Cao c Wright b Taylor 0 172 S Fahey lbw Bloomfield 2 172 M Solway c Medhurst b Taylor 0 172 G Gillespie not out 0 A Page dnb Sundries: (1b, 0lb, 6w, 1nb) 8 Total (19.2 overs) 172
Bowling D Bloomfield 4-0-4-38, J Slater 1-0-0-17, H Medhurst 3-0-1-35, M Wright 4-0-1-33, B Dean 4-0-1-20, S Taylor 3-0-2-28
Weston Creek Molonglo Batsman How Out Runs FOW B Dean lbw Fahey 12 20 C Brown c Evans b Fahey 1 6 M Bennett lbw M Solway 33 94 H Medhurst stp Evans b Higgs 15 61 S Taylor not out 75 W Clunes b M Solway 2 96 C Ryan run out (Evans) 2 117 M Wright not out 17 H Bryant (w) dnb J Slater dnb D Bloomfield dnb J Dean (c) dnb Sundries: (4b, 3lb, 4w, 2nb) 13 Total : (20 Overs) 6 wkts for 170
Bowling G Gillespie 3-0-0-21, S Fahey 4-0-2-22, M Higgs 4-0-1-33, M Grocott 4-0-0-29, V Dukoski 2-0-0-14, M Solway 2-0-2-10, A Page 1-0-0-34
Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 2 runs Player of the Match: Dean Solway
Page 29 John Gallop Cup Final Queanbeyan vs Weston Creek Molonglo Venue: Manuka Oval Date: 13 December 2015 Toss: Queanbeyan Umpires: Terry Keel & Yohan Ramasundara Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs FOW H Hunt c Ryan b Taylor 118 253 M Higgs c Jacob b Bloomfield 19 38 D Solway c Bryant b Slater 5 49 V Dukoski (c) b Taylor 33 125 M Curtale c & b Medhurst 41 195 M Grocott b Taylor 6 212 K Evans (w) c Bryant b Taylor 10 236 J Cao not out 27 S Fahey b Taylor 1 262 M Solway not out 3 G Gillespie dnb N Corby dnb Sundries: (1b, 5lb, 4w, 1nb) 11 Total (50 overs) 8 wkts for 274
Bowling D Bloomfield 9-0-1-50, J Slater 7- 1-1-30, C Ryan 10-0-0-59, H Medhurst 10-0-1-56, M Bennett 5-0-0-30, S Taylor 9-1-5-43
Weston Creek Molonglo Batsman How Out Runs FOW K Jacob c M Solway b Gillespie 0 0 C Brown lbw Gillespie 0 1 M Bennett b Gillespie 7 18 H Medhurst (c) c Higgs b Grocott 70 103 S Taylor lbw Dukoski 2 45 W Clunes c Evans b Gillespie 5 51 C Ryan run out (M Solway) 32 175 R Trickett c Evans b Fahey 27 140 H Bryant (w) not out 30 M Wheadon b Dukoski 5 182 J Slater c M Solway b Gillespie 4 202 D Bloomfield dnb Sundries: (0b, 6lb, 13w, 1nb) 20 Total : (43 Overs) 202
Bowling G Gillespie 10-1-5-48, N Corby 3-0-0-15, V Dukoski 7-0-2-25, M Higgs 7-0-0-38, M Grocott 6-0-1-26, M Solway 5-0-0-24, S Fahey 5-0-1-20
Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 72 runs Player of the Match: Guy Gillespie
Page 30 2nd Grade T/20 Cup Final Queanbeyan vs Tuggeranong Venue: Manuka Oval Date: 1 November 2015 Toss: Queanbeyan Umpires: Chris Cassin & Dinusah Bandara Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs FOW J Gregory c B Haywood b B Floros 0 0 A Page b B Floros 3 14 J Dimarhos c J Haywood b Onus 15 20 J Macdonald c B Haywood b Devoy 55 157 J Hedington b J Haywood 69 124 K Evans (w) c T Floros b J Haywood 5 132 P Moore c B Haywood b Onus 5 154 J Sands b Devoy 0 160 N Singh c B Haywood b Devoy 0 159 G Cross not out 1 T Van Luin dnb DJ Southwell (c) dnb Sundries: (0b, 2lb, 5w, 0nb) 7 Total (20 overs) 9 wkts for 160
Bowling B Floros 4-0-2-16, A Onus 4-0-2-28, M Vale 3-0-0-20, B Haywood 1-0-0-16, T Floros 2-0-0-30, C Devoy 4-0-3-31, J Haywood 2-0-2-17
Tuggeranong Batsman How Out Runs FOW J Haywood (c) c Evans b Van Luin 6 8 T Floros run out 8 22 J Floros c Macdonald b Southwell 1 15 B Floros c Evans b Cross 26 56 J Pappas c Gregory b Singh 20 68 A Sharma c Sands b Singh 6 78 C Devoy c & b Page 1 72 M Vale c Evans b Page 5 82 D Bickerton not out 16 G Hammond (w) b Page 1 89 B Haywood not out 9 A Onus dnb Sundries: (0b, 4lb, 5w, 0nb) 9 Total : (20 Overs) 9 wkts for 108
Bowling DJ Southwell 4-0-1-20, T Van-Luin 4-0-1-14, G Cross 3-0-1-22, N Singh 4-0-2-21, A Page 4-0-3-18, J Macdonald 1-0-0-9
Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 52 runs Player of the Match: J Hedington
Page 31 3rd Grade T/20 Cup Final Queanbeyan vs ANU Venue: Freebody 1 Date: 1 November 2015 Toss: Queanbeyan Umpires: Paul Edwards & Deanne Young Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs A Brunker c Luchetti b Hargraves 35 M Harding b Bowditch-Wharton 0 W Morshead c Fox b Bowditch-Wharton 14 D Horsfall (w) b Hargraves 18 C Edgar c Wallace b Hargraves 10 P Solway (c) c Bowditch-Wharton b Brandling 47 M Elliott not out 21 K Ditton not out 1 B Watts dnb K Watts dnb J Knowles dnb J Tozer dnb Sundries: (5b, 3lb, 3w, 1nb) 12 Total: (20 Overs) 6 wkts for 158 FOW: 2 (Harding) 17 (Morshead) 75 (Horsfall) 76 (Brunker) 91 (Edgar) 149 (Solway) Bowling D Bowditch-Wharton 2-0-2-15, C Peiris 2-0-0-20, A Luchetti 2-0-0-17, C Fox 2-0-0-19, S Muralitharan 2-0-0-17, C Hargraves 4-0-3-15, M Willington 3-0-0-21, J Brandling 3-0-1-26
ANU Batsman How Out Runs M Begg (w) c Solway b K Watts 27 C Fox b B Watts 18 K Pawar c Elliott b Tozer 25 M Ralph c Knowles b Tozer 13 D Wallace (c) b Ditton 15 C Peiris b Edgar 20 A Luchetti run out (Horsfall) 4 C Hargraves run out (K Watts) 3 J Brandling c Knowles b K Watts 2 S Muralitharan not out 3 M Willington not out 0 D Bowditch-Wharton dnb Sundries: (2b, 7lb, 3w, 3nb) 15 Total : (20 Overs) 9 wkts for 145 FOW: 41 (Fox) 52 (Begg) 89 (Ralph) 94 (Pawar) 125 (Peiris) 136 (Luchetti) 139 (Wallace) 141 (Hargraves) 145 (Brandling)
Bowling K Ditton 4-0-2-23, J Knowles 2-0-0-25, B Watts 4-0-1-21, K Watts 4-0-1-12, J Tozer 3-0-2-33, C Edgar 3-0-1-22
Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 35 runs Player of the Match: Peter Solway Page 32 3rd Grade One-day Cup Final Queanbeyan vs ANU Venue: Freebody 1 Date: 13 December 2015 Toss: ANU Umpires: Dinusah Bandara & Dean Martin ANU Batsman How Out Runs M Ireland c Squire b Allen 61 K Pawar lbw b K Watts 59 C Fox b Ditton 3 M Begg (w) D Horsfall b Allen 7 D Wallace (c) run out (Allen) 5 C Peiris lbw Squire 6 C Hargraves not out 48 B Hay b Squire 10 H Radcliffe b B Watts 0 J Brandling not out 13 M Willington dnb D Bowditch-Wharton dnb Sundries: (2b, 4lb, 15w, 1nb) 22 Total : (45 Overs) 8 wkts for 234 FOW: 96 (Pawar) 110 (Fox) 123 (Begg) 145 (Ireland) 152 (Peiris) 152 (Wallace) 180 (Hay) 181 (Radcliffe)
Bowling K Ditton 9-3-1-33, B Watts 9-0-1-57, K Watts 9-1-1-41, A Brunker 6-1-0-29, J Allen 7-0-2-44, L Squire 5-0-2-24
Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs FOW A Brunker c & b Fox 56 98 D Corcoran c & b Peiris 42 117 W Morshead b Peiris 2 102 D Horsfall (w) lbw Peiris 16 130 P Solway (c) c Fox b Bowditch-Wharton 33 186 M Elliott not out 43 K Ditton not out 30 B Watts dnb L Squire dnb J Allen dnb K Watts dnb Sundries: (5b, 2lb, 7w, 0nb) 14 Total: (42.2 Overs) 5 wkts for 236 FOW: 98 (Brunker) 102 (Morshead) 117 (Corcoran) 130 (Horsfall) 186 (Solway)
Bowling D Bowditch-Wharton 6-1-1-39, C Hargraves 6-0-0-33, C Fox 9-0-1-41, K Pawar 4-0-0-25, M Willington 2-0-0-18, C Peiris 9-2-3-31, J Brandling 4-0-0-21, H Radcliffe 2-0-0-13, D Wallace 0.2-0-0-4
Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 5 wickets Player of the Match: Adrian Brunker Page 33 3rd Grade – FG Sides Memorial Trophy Final Queanbeyan vs ANU Venue: Freebody 1 Date: 22/03 & 23/03/2015 Toss: ANU Umpires: Bill Ruse & Tony Dolin ANU Batsman How Out Runs M Ireland b Mitton 31 As Devanathan lbw Mitton 6 C Fox c M Solway (sub) b Brunker 35 D Wallace (c) c Solway b Allen 5 M Begg (w) b Brunker 5 K Pawar b Squire 54 C Peiris c Horsfall b Edgar 35 C Hargraves c Squire b Frost 7 Av Devanathan b Allen 9 S Muralitharan b K Watts 7 D Bowditch-Wharton not out 6 M Willington dnb Sundries (16b, 5lb, 7w, 2nb) 30 Total : (96.4 Overs) 230 FOW: 14 (As Devanathan) 67 (Fox) 77 (Wallace) 94 (Begg) 108 (Ireland) 187 (Pawar) 201 (Peiris) 207 (Hargraves) 221 (Muralitharan) 230 (Av Devanathan)
Bowling K Watts 26-9-1-62, A Mitton 20-5-2-46, A Brunker 12-2-2-32, J Allen 19.4-8-2-35, L Squire 5-3-1-14, C Edgar 8-3-1-13, M Frost 6-2-1-7
Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs M Frost c Begg b Bowditch-Wharton 5 M Harding c Av Devanathan b Willington 66 M Elliott c Fox b Bowditch-Wharton 6 C Edgar b Muralitharan 51 A Brunker c Ireland b Hargraves 36 D Horsfall (w) c Pawar b Av Devanathan 0 P Solway (c) not out 62 L Squire not out 0 J Allen dnb A Mitton dnb B Watts dnb K Watts dnb Extras (0b, 5lb, 0w, 2nb) 7 Total: (60.2 overs) 6 wkts for 233 FOW: 6 (Frost) 34 (Elliott) 112 (Harding) 138 (Edgar) 143 (Horsfall) 223 (Brunker)
Bowling - D Bowditch-Wharton 10-2-2-30, S Muralitharan 6-4-1-50, C Hargraves 9-2-1-32, C Fox 5-0-0-24, C Peiris 4-0-0-25, M Willington 6-2-1-15, Av Devanathan 7-1-1-37, K Pawar 3-0-0-15
Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 4 wickets Player of the Match: Matt Harding Page 34 5th Grade – Final Queanbeyan vs Weston Creek Molonglo Green Venue: Queanbeyan Town Park Date: 23 March 2016 Toss: Queanbeyan Umpires: Andrew Kopras & Dean Martin WCM Green Batsman How Out Runs W Pash b Drayton 1 J Murphy b Drayton 0 S Brearley stp Howe b Fern 3 A Barich b Couch 25 A Volf b Couch 2 O Levings c Howe b Couch 5 S Coughlan lbw Couch 0 C Browning c White b Martin 3 N Spencer (c) b Hall 3 M Clark c White b Martin 3 R Shean not out 0 A Edwards (w) dnb Sundries (1b, 2lb, 6w, 0nb) 9 Total : (31.3 Overs) 54 FOW: 1 (Murphy) 3 (Pash) 7 (Brearley) 22 (Volf) 37 (Barich) 39 (Coughlan) 44 (Browning) 44 (Levings) 54 (Spencer) 54 (Clark)
Bowling T Drayton 6-2-2-15, J Fern 9-3-1-18, A Couch 9-4-4-10, J Martin 6.3-4-2-2, O Hall 1-0-1-6
Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs A Thorn (c) c Edwards b Coughlan 0 C Howe (w) b Browning 6 J White run out 4 G Alexander c Edwards b Volf 8 T Christou b Shean 8 B Sumant lbw Shean 4 J Martin not out 3 D Patterson not out 9 T Drayton dnb J Fern dnb A Couch dnb O Hall dnb Extras (0b, 0lb, 14w, 0nb) 14 Total: (29 overs) 6 wkts for 56 FOW: 0 (Thorn) 8 (White) 12 (Howe) 32 (Christou) 41 (Sumant) 44 (Alexander)
Bowling S Coughlan 9-2-1-10, C Browning 9-2-1-17, N Spencer 2-0-0-5, R Shean 5-2-2-6, A Volf 4-0-1-18
Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 4 wickets Player of the Match: A Couch
Page 35 Coaches Report
This season I was asked by Peter Solway at the last minute to step into the coach’s role due to Vinesh’s unavailability due to personal reasons. It was a role that I had no hesitation in accepting and reacquaint myself with the club that I had great pleasure in representing before my move to the UK some twelve years previous.
One thing I quickly recognised was the high volume of young, talented players the club has, and also the great number of senior players mixed throughout the lower grades.
The first third of the season was fantastic for the club as we won a large number of the 50 over/T20 grand finals, a place where the young players of the club could express themselves with confidence and the results showed. It was clear in the training sessions that the aggressive stroke play throughout the whole club was high class and the ability of the bowlers to perform their skills under the pressure of the shorter format was exceptional.
All the teams were well led, played with passion and were a great representation of our club. The challenge was whether all the grades could replicate their one day form in the longer format.
As the season unfolded, the young First and Second grade batsmen struggled for consistency and found themselves scrambling to make competitive scores. We spent the last third of the season really working hard with the top orders on their patience outside the off stump, shot selection and their ability to play straight for long periods. That work gave both grades a chance to make the semis which would mean all five grades qualifying for the semi-finals.
Despite First grade winning dominantly it wasn’t enough to gain a semi spot but seconds came through and eventually went on to make the grand final. I firmly believe if this group continues to work hard on those skills mentioned above, they will be very tough opposition in all formats next year.
Third, Fourth and Fifth grades went all the way to the Grand Final with only fourth grade missing out on the major trophy. All three grades had a fantastic blend of youth and experience and in some crucial moments it was the senior players stepping up and showing the younger members what was needed to be successful. They showed great self-belief in the own skills to get the job done, which was a great lesson to all the young players. I had the fortune to play a handful of fourth grade games after Christmas and the passion to play for the club, produce results, mixed with providing young players with opportunities to perform was very evident in every game.
Congratulations to all the Captains, Selectors and players on what was another successful year for QDCC. So many players getting opportunities to win trophies and create memories that will last a lifetime. The future is bright with so many quality young players willing to learn, and plenty of senior players still willing to go into battle for the club and pass on their knowledge.
It was an absolute privilege to be given the opportunity to with work with everyone this season and I am positive next season will be even more successful.
Michael O’Rourke Senior Club Coach
Page 36 First Grade Report Konica Cup Winners
Back row: Michael Curtale, Dean Solway, Guy Gillespie, Tyler Van Luin, Jesse Cao, Henry Hunt Front: Michael Medved, Mark Higgs, Kel Evans, Simon Fahey, Jordan Hedington, Vele Dukoski (capt), Mark Solway, Matt Grocott, Alex Page
After a good pre-season build up, we started the season with 3 good wins in the Konica Cup and went into the final as the top ranked team. In the one day matches, some inconsistent performances saw us finished 4th on the table and knew we had to really play our best if we were going to bring the John Gallop Cup back to Freebody.
First up was the Konica Cup final against Creek. If truth be told, we did not play well and luck brought a storm that washed the match out. Then in the replay it was a different story. We won the toss and got off to a good start and after 10 overs we were 4/101 and then 5/164 after 18 overs, but a collapse saw us lose 5 wickets in just 8 balls and we were bowled out for 172 with 4 balls to spare. A competitive but not a secure score. Creek started their innings quite sedately and in the second over Fahzey was given the ball and had immediate results picking up a wicket in his first over. After 10 overs we had applied the screws and had them 3/61. We kept the pressure up and after 19 overs, victory was almost assured as we had them 6/136 and victory was just about ours. Then Pagey was given the ball and in an over he would probably like to forget, ex Bluebag Tubby Taylor hit 5 sixes of the first 5 balls. Fortunately for us, he could only dispatch the last ball for 4 and we won the match by 2 runs.
In the Gallop cup semi-final against Eastlake we lost the toss and were asked to bat first on a pretty ordinary Kingston track. We lost a couple of early wickets, but we consolidated and at the halfway mark were 3/93. But then struggled to put partnerships together and were bowled out for 202 in just over 48 overs. Deano topped scored with 66. The wicket was still a bit up and down when Eastlake came into bat and after 25 overs the match was evenly poised with them being 4/103.
Page 37 The bowlers then kept the pressure on and wickets continued to fall. With 5 overs to be bowled we had them at 9/182. Their tail tried its best and with a bit of luck they edged ever closer to our score. But with just 3 runs for victory and 3 balls to be bowled, Guy got one through and we won by 2 runs.
In the final, we again came up against Creek. This time we won the toss and batted. Henry was back and he was at his best belting all Creek’s bowlers around the ground. He compiled 118 off 136 balls as we put together a great score of 8/274.
In Creek’s innings Guy struck in his first over, picking up 2 wickets. From there on they were just trying to keep themselves in the match. Guy bowled superbly picking up the first 3 wickets and then had his forth before he was rested. After 11 overs the cup was just about ours with Creek teetering at 5/51. However Medhurst was keeping them in the match, scoring at a run a ball. Then after a 50 run partnership, we got our reward by getting rid of Medhurst. There were a few minor partnerships from there on, but we eventually bowled them out for 202 (43 overs) with Guy taking the last wicket with his last ball of his 10 overs and gave him his first 5 wicket haul for the club.
John Gallop Cup Winners
Back row: Tyler Van Luin, Dean Solway, Simon Fahey, Jesse Cao, Matt Grocott, Kel Evans, Nathan Corby, Michael Curtale Front: Mark Higgs, Guy Gillespie, Vele Dukoski (capt), Henry Hunt, Mark Solway
In the two-day competition, we got off to a good start by winning our first two matches, but then due to a number of reasons, could not maintain any momentum. In the second last round took on Northies at Harrison in a match we had to win to keep ourselves in the running for a semi berth. It was a disastrous match not helped by a track that was far from 1st grade standard and we were well and truly beaten. Now needing results to go our way in the last match against Ginninderra we secured an outright win but even though Northies lost their match against Eastlake, they did just enough to pip us on Quotient for 4th place.
Page 38 The star of the season was no doubtedly Henry Hunt. Henry who had a great season, scoring 781 runs at 52 (despite missing a number of matches due to injury and Comets/rep duties). In this effort he also scored 4 centuries with a top score of 166. Henry will be off to Northern Districts in Sydney next season and the club and his teammates wish him all the best.
Other highlights include Deano scoring his maiden ton for the club (at last Mark cannot hold that over him). Dean also put together 712 runs at 47. With the ball, Vele picked up 30 wickets at 25, with Guy taking the bowling honours with 26 at 19. What the team really missed was Higgsie in the longer format. Besides his batting and bowling, his experience and leadership skills were sorely missed.
Kel Evans was again very tidy behind the stumps and also handle the bat pretty well. This young fellow has great future in front of him.
On behalf of Vele, I would like to thank all those behind the scenes from Greg Dawes and the great work he does in providing just about the best suburban grounds in region, but also the selectors, Chook as club coach and of course the tireless work of Peter Solway and the committee.
BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 150 runs) Name Mat Inns N.O’s Runs HS Ave Hunt, Henry 16 16 1 781 166 52.07 Solway, Dean 19 19 4 712 132 47.47 Dukoski, Vele 19 20 1 407 65 21.42 Curtale, Michael 16 14 0 356 91 25.43 Higgs, Mark A 10 10 1 284 69* 31.56 Evans, Kel 13 12 1 258 76 23.45 Cao, Jesse 18 17 4 217 40 16.69 Grocott, Matthew 17 18 4 183 29 13.07 Solway, Mark 20 19 4 170 41* 11.33
BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 15 wickets) Name Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B Dukoski, Vele 202.2 25 30 750 25.00 5/40 Gillespie, Guy D 138.3 26 26 504 19.38 5/48 Higgs, Mark A 54 2 19 256 13.47 4/20 Solway, Mark 137.1 11 19 545 28.68 3/25 Grocott, Matthew 108.4 16 18 399 22.17 5/25
Page 39 Second Grade Report T20-Div2 Cup Winners
Back row: Jeremy Macdonald, Josh Gregory, Phil Moore, Tyler Van Luin, Kel Evans, Alex Page, George Cross Front row: Nirmal Singh, Jordan Hedington, James Dimarhos, Darren Southwell (capt), Josh Sands
2015/16 season was another great year for the club bringing home 7 out of 13 trophies. Couldn't have asked for better than that at the start of the season.
This was my first year as captain of the second grade side and whilst it had its challenges through the season I thoroughly enjoyed it and a role if given the chance would put my hand up to lead the team next season.
The season started great with a knock-out T20 competition and if you lost the first game “bye bye”, but with a great batting performance from Josh Gregory in particular getting 50+ to help give us a victory in the first game, then the semi-final was played the same afternoon out at Harrison and the winner was to play the grand final at Manuka, and we bowled first and one of our young promising fast bowlers, Tyler Van Luin lead the charge taking 3/12 ( give or take a few runs) and we restricted Weston Creek to 59 off 20 overs and we knocked them over in 5 overs and another half century to Josh Gregory locked in a grand final.
In the grand final we batted first losing the toss to Tuggeranong and we had a slow start losing three quick wickets to have us at 3/30 after 8 overs and trying to stay positive I had the confidence in the batters to come. At the crease were two young future first grade batsman in Jeremy Macdonald and Jordan Hedington and together put on an outstanding 110+ run partnership and getting us to 140, and in the field everyone did a great job and all the bowlers bowled to our plan and eventually bowling them out for 90 odd and victory.
Then after the celebrations were finished we had the one day format to contend with and too cut a long story short we fell into a slump of very narrow loses and a few wins which left us 5th just missing out on finals.
Page 40 The two day format was also just as frustrating as the one dayers as our batting was letting us and the fielding and bowling was keeping us in games and with one out right loss we came into the last round needing just to win on first innings and we will be in the finals and again our batting let us down but on the second day around 5 o'clock we got the last wicket and we made the semi-final.
Then as last year went for second grade we played our grand final in the semis, beating north Canberra outright. In the grand final as all season went our batting let us down massively getting bowled out for 120 in the first innings and a strong performance in the field and with the bowled them out for 150 and I thought game is back on.
But unfortunately that wasn't to be our batting again wasn't good enough getting bowled out for 89 very disappointing but on the plus we had a lot of young lads which will only give them experience and a driving force for them to work hard at training and turn those negatives into positives.
Thanks to Greg Dawes for the remarkable outfields and pitches he produced this season, in my opinion, the best in the comp and I'm proud and honoured to be a part of this club.
QDCC 2016/17 season hopefully will provide the same success and I cannot wait to be a part of it.
Yours truly, Darren Southwell BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 100 runs) Name Mat Inns N.O’s Runs HS Ave Gregory, Joshua 16 18 2 394 68 24.63 Macdonald, Jeremy 14 15 1 290 72 20.71 Moore, Philip 12 11 1 255 82 25.50 Dimarhos, James 17 20 1 254 37 13.37 Singh, Nirmal Johnny 13 14 2 227 31 18.92 Page, Alex 12 14 1 201 87 15.46 Medved, Michael 10 12 2 192 64 19.20 Hedington, Jordan 9 6 2 174 72* 43.50 Sands, Josh 14 12 1 160 64 14.55 Cross, George 12 14 1 144 50 11.08 Burrowes, Wade 6 5 1 142 100* 35.50 Ditton, Khye 7 8 6 102 54* 51.00
BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 10 wickets) Name Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B Page, Alex 174.3 30 31 632 20.39 4/40 Southwell, Darren 215.3 61 26 511 19.65 4/23 Singh, Nirmal 150.1 42 21 349 16.62 3/15 Cross, George 62 16 15 172 11.47 4/17 Knowles, Jacob 95.1 20 15 298 19.87 6/64 Corby, Nathan 61.1 19 12 145 12.08 4/24 Ditton, Khye 80.2 21 10 217 21.70 2/13 Van Luin, Tyler 52 7 10 154 15.40 3/32
Page 41 Third Grade Report Back to Back Triple Crown Champions
FG Sides Cup Winners
Back Row: Jack Allen, Michael Elliott, Beau Watts, Cameron Edgar, Kadean Watts, Lachlan Squire, Alexander Mitton Front Row: Matt Harding, Dave Horsfall, Peter Solway (capt), Michael Frost, Adrian Brunker
The 3rd Grade team had another fantastic season this year winning all 3 trophies on offer for the 2nd consecutive year. Our team was consistently challenged this year after a number of young players were promoted to 2nd grade from the previous season. Fortunately our boys were able to lift at the right times resulting in grand final victories over ANU in all 3 formats.
Congratulations to everyone that played 3rd grade this season. Our success was built on solid contributions right across the board and this was extremely pleasing at the end of the day. The team spirit in the squad was excellent and everyone enjoyed each other’s company and successes over the season. Probably the most pleasing aspect of the season from the club’s point of view is that we are continuing to unearth some real talent. An example of this is three young 14-15 year old boys who played the majority of the season in 3rd grade. Lachlan Squires, Angus Jones and young South Coast player Jack ‘the Cobargo Kid” Allan have plenty of talent and will certainly play at a higher level in the years to come.
With the bat this season we had some excellent contributions from Cameron Edgar, Adrian Brunker, David Horsfall, Michael Elliott, Lachlan Squires and Matty Harding. The Watts twins, Kaden and Beau lead the attack strongly and were well supported by Khye Ditton, Alex Mitton and Adrian Brunker. The spinning department was filled admirably by Jack Allan and Cameron Edgar. Young Jack bowls with maturity beyond his 14 years and it was a delight to see his progress during the year. To highlight his steady progression during the year, in his last 4 games of the season Jack bowled 69 overs of leg spin and took 11 for 146 (that’s a run rate of just over 2 and an average of 11). I can count the number of bad balls bowled in these overs on one hand. I think that’s pretty amazing for a young leggie.
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One-day Cup Winners
Back Row: Kadean Watts, Mick Elliott, Beau Watts, Lachlan Squire, Jack Allen, Dave Corcoran Front Row: Adrian Brunker, Dave Horsfall, Khye Ditton, Peter Solway (capt), Wil Morshead
Finally, our keeper Dave Horsfall was at his competitive best for the entire season. Horse took the catches that mattered and never stopped encouraging our team. A job well done! Well done also to Adrian Brunker who was awarded the Cricket ACT 3rd grade player of the year. Brunks can be a destructive player on his day with both bat and ball and it was a delight to have him playing 3rd grade this year.
Thanks to Frosty, Horse, Matty and Brunks as the older brigade for their help this season. We all have a laugh at each other’s expense and continue to enjoy the comradery that comes with playing a team sport.
A big thank you also to curator Greg Dawes for the excellent wickets we get to play on each week and to Chairman of Selectors, Adrian Brunker, for ensuring we had a full team on the park each weekend.
Peter Solway
Page 43 Division 3 T20 Cup Winners
Back Row: Mick Elliott, Dave Horsfall, Matt Harding, Kaeden Watts, Cam Edgar, Jacob Tozer Front Row: Jacob Knowles, Adrian Brunker, Khye Ditton, Peter Solway (capt), Wil Morshead, Beau Watts
BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 100 runs) Name Mat Inns N.O’s Runs HS Ave Brunker, Adrian 19 16 1 561 91 37.40 Solway, Peter 19 16 10 541 107* 90.17 Edgar, Cameron 13 13 0 398 51 30.62 Harding, Matthew 12 13 1 320 66 26.67 Horsfall, David 19 18 3 305 45* 20.33 Morshead, Wilson 9 10 0 251 98 25.10 Squire, Lachlan 13 12 5 214 71 30.57 Elliott, Mick 13 13 2 184 51 16.73 Ditton, Khye 11 10 4 168 59 28.00 Jones, Angus 8 7 1 121 45 20.17 Singh, Nirmal 3 3 1 109 69* 54.50
BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 10 wickets) Name Overs Maidens Wkts Runs Ave B/B Watts, Beau 136.3 34 35 357 10.20 6/8 Watts, Kaeden 162.5 34 33 454 13.76 5/11 Allen, Jack 145.4 29 24 462 19.25 6/41 Brunker, Adrian 94.5 19 15 247 16.47 3/7 Ditton, Khye 60 14 12 159 13.25 3/16
Page 44 Fourth Grade Report Runner’s Up – Twenty 20, One-day, and Two-day
Fourth Grade had a successful season in participating in 3 Grand Finals, unfortunately we were unable to snare one.
There are some really good signs though, for the fact we were able to make 3 GF’s but also we were able to continue to be able to develop youngsters in the group such as Sid, Abhinash, Finley, Will and Tommy. These guys are keeping our Club in good stead for the future.
The T/20 competition was revised into a knock out this season and we played really well to win our first two matches. We then faced off against West’s in the final at Neil Bulger and after winning the toss, they made the most of their chances while batting and put together a decent, but very gettable score of 138. However we never recovered from the loss of two early wickets and we then bowled out for 55 in 12 overs.
In the one-day competition, we scrapped into 3rd place with a 3-2-2 record. In the semi against ANU, we had some revenge for last season’s loss in the two day comp, comprehensively defeating them, thanks to a great 86 no by Gilly and then Jenno taking 5/20.
In the final against Northies on a pretty ordinary Harrison wicket, we were asked to bowl first and a great effort by all our bowlers saw Northies being restricted to 8/136. However the wicket just go slower and lower and we just could not put partnerships together and were bowled out for 93.
In the two-day competition, we really started to shine. We won 6 matches (3 outright) to just fall short of the minor premiership. Our only loss came against North’s, who are proving to be our bogie team. In the semi, we came up against West’s at home. Thanks to good batting by Chook 63 and Jay 56, we were able to put together 159 in our first innings. In West’s first innings our bowlers stepped up to the mark and we bowled them out for 90 with the wicket being shared around. With a deteriorating wicket, West’s wanted to play on. Thanks again to Chook who scored 52 no batting down the order, we were able to play them out of the match.
In the final, again against Northies at Harrison, they again won the toss and batted. By the end of day 1, they had all but played us out of the match. Eventually we were able to bowl them out for 274 from 133 overs. Will was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 22-10-4-36. In reply we were bowled out for 155 from 69 overs with Jay (46) and Gilly (35) doing their best to keep us in the match.
Hopefully we will see everyone next year back at the club to hopefully win one of those GF’s that we narrowly missed out on this season.
Ditts and Jenno
Page 45 BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 100 runs) Name Mat Inns N.O’s Runs H.S. Ave Ditton, Rohan 15 17 1 462 141 28.88 Gilshenan, Michael 16 17 5 376 86* 31.33 Jensen, Peter 17 18 2 353 95* 22.06 O'Rourke, Michael 5 6 1 243 65 48.60 Moore, Brad 17 19 4 233 58* 15.53 Manners, Micah 14 14 1 232 56 17.85 Cross, Stephen 15 14 1 198 50 15.23 Harding, Matthew 4 4 0 135 65 33.75 Ludwig, Jay 5 6 0 125 56 20.83 Corcoran, Dave 4 5 1 116 55 29.00
BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 10 wickets) Name Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B Jensen, Peter 141.3 36 30 282 9.40 6/7 Manners, Micah 89 25 19 238 12.53 4/4 Couch, Adam 81 22 18 223 12.39 5/11 Graham, William 111 33 17 262 15.41 4/36 Gilshenan, Michael 96.2 31 14 214 15.29 4/2 Christou, Thomas 74 8 12 259 21.58 3/26 Forbes, Benjamin 52.1 12 10 164 16.40 4/19
Page 46 Fifth Grade Report Premiers
Back row: Mal Towney, Chris Howe, Ron McGlashan, Troy Drayton, Aaron Thorn (capt), Jim Martin, John Fern, Tom Christou, Murjal Movneet Front row: Ollie Hall, Dwayne Patterson, Jono White, Adam Couch, Bipin Sumant, Graeme Alexander, Mitch Fern
We were again the dominant side for the whole 5th grade season and we finished the home and away rounds as the minor premiers for the 3rd year in a row. Playing in our 5th grand final out of the last 6 and winning our 3rd.
We started the season with a controversial loss to Eastlake but then didn’t lose a game for ten weeks with a few rain affected draws in between. We then started the second half of the season well and didn’t lose a game until mid-February in a high scoring game against Wests. We then remained undefeated all the way through to the Grand Final.
The team was strong in all facets of the game throughout the season, performing consistently week in week out. Learning from our previous season where we tended to fade in tight contests. We won a lot of games by fighting hard with the bat and ball, whereas last season we may have dropped these games.
It was an exciting year for our side. Personally it was satisfying, being my second season as captain and captaining a grand final winning side. I was proud of the way we all performed as a team, nobody relied on another person to get the runs or take the wickets. Everyone chipped in each week which made my job easier and at the same time harder when it came to selections at the business end of the season.
This season we had a few new faces due to losing a few guys. Obtaining players like Adam Couch, who provided us with an outstanding first change bowling option and Dwayne Patterson, who saved countless runs in the field and had many a cameo late in the innings. These guys provided us with an edge over a lot of other teams in the competition.
Page 47 Once again the younger guys like Tommy Christou, Murjal Movneet, Jack Manners, Olly Hall and Mitch Fern all chipped in with valuable contributions over the season, be it in the field, taking wickets or scoring runs.
The seasoned regulars as always were fantastic and irreplaceable for me. The experience of Jimmy, Ferny, Troy Drayton, Howie and Yippa were the backbone of our premiership. Jimmy, Ferny and Troy were relentless with the ball. Howie was at his best behind the stumps and Yippa was the rock in an at times shaky top order.
A special mention for Troy Drayton, his bowling was fantastic all season. Rarely did a team get through a Drayton spell without losing multiple wickets and if they managed to, they hardly scored a run. He always batted when and wherever I asked him to without complaint. His 41 wickets at an average of 4 was some of the best bowling I had seen.
I would like to thank Ronny McGlashan , even though he missed basically the whole season with a knee op, he continued to come and support us and make us lunch. I would also like to thank Rehanen Patterson and Jamie-Lee (the partners of Dwayne and Adam) for scoring and/or helping with the lunches and the set up and pack up at each game.
I would also like to thank Brunks for his support at the selection table. It’s a tough job trying to put 5 grades on the field every week and accommodate requests from myself and the other captains.
Notable milestones achieved during this season – Graeme Alexander 400 games and 5000 runs John Fern 3000 runs and 350 wickets Troy Drayton 200 wickets Chris Howe 1000 runs Aaron Thorn 144* first century
Over all it was an enjoyable and successful season.
Aaron Thorn
Page 48 BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 75 runs) Name Mat Inns N.O’s Runs H.S Ave Alexander, Graeme 17 15 4 370 64 33.64 Thorn, Aaron 18 16 3 313 144* 24.08 White, Jonathan 15 14 2 256 75* 21.33 Patterson, Dwayne 15 12 6 176 38* 29.33 Martin, James 18 10 3 173 57* 24.71 Howe, Christopher 11 11 1 152 45 15.20 Manners, Micah 5 5 1 137 75 34.25 Sumant, Bipin 11 9 4 133 42* 26.60 Drayton, Troy 15 9 0 85 36 9.44
BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 7 wickets) Name Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B Drayton, Troy 119 46 41 169 4.12 5/7 Martin, James 96.4 12 36 332 9.22 5/25 Fern, John 142 49 26 269 10.35 4/7 Couch, Adam 55.4 15 11 143 13.00 4/10 Alexander, Graeme 59.5 12 9 178 19.78 3/7 Hall, Oliver 23.5 5 8 53 6.63 2/5
Page 49 Greybaggers Report
After a couple of years of work behind the scenes, 2015/16 saw the return of over age cricket in the ACT via a new Masters Cricket Competition for Over 50’s.
This season consisted of only a couple of matches, just to get things rolling. The matches were played in January and February. The teams that participated were Canberra Masters, Goulburn Trinity Tigers, WCM Creeky Knees and of course the Queanbeyan Greybaggers.
All matches were very competitive but they were played in good spirit. Unfortunately the Greybaggers didn’t register a win, but we were very competitive.
It was good to see some former Bluebaggers back in their whites.
Thanks to all players who participated and look forward to a full season next comp.
Ron Bates
Page 50 Club Records
Club Championships (TE Rolfe Cup) 1936-1937, 1957-1958, 1958-1959, 1959-1960 1989-1990, 1991-1992, 2009-2010
1st Grade Douglas Cup Premierships 1927-1928, 1928-1929, 1935-1936, 1939-1940, 1957-1958, 1980-1981, 1982-1983, 1985-1986, 1986-1987, 1987-1988, 1990-1991, 1991-1992, 2009-2010, 2010-2011, 2011-2012
Minor Premiers 1927-1928, 1928-1929, 1934-1935 1939-1940, 1957-1958 (A & R Construction Trophy) 1982-1983, 1987-1988, 1989-1990, 1991-1992, 2013-2014
One-Day Competitions 1986-1987, 1987-1988, 1992-1993, 1993-1994, 1997-1998 (Konica Cup) 2001-2002, 2009-2010 (John Gallop Cup) 2010-2011, 2011-2012, 2013-2014, 2015-2016
Twenty20 Competition 2008-2009, 2009-2010 (Konica Minolta Regional Cup) 2011-2012, 2015-16
Sunday League 1989-1990
Toohey’s Twilight Competition 1981-1982, 1983-1984, 1987-1988, 1988-1989, 1989-1990, 1990-1991, 1991-1992, 1993-1994, 1995-1996, 1996-1997
SCG Country Cup 2011-2012
Page 51 Team Records Highest Team Score (2 day): 728 vs Ginninderra 1985-1986 Lowest Team Score (2 day): 13 vs Duntroon 1923-1924 Highest Team Score (1 day): 8/369 vs City and Suburban 2006-2007 #Lowest Team Score (1 day): 59 vs Tuggeranong 1992-1993 Highest Team Score (T/20): 5/224 vs Ginninderra 2007-2008 #Lowest Team Score (T/20): 68 vs Tuggeranong 2010-2011 # does not include reduced over matches.
Individual Records Most Runs in a Season 1139 J. Swift 1999-2000 Best Batting Average: 71.44 P. Solway 1989-1990 Highest Individual Score (2 day): 339 P. Solway vs ANU 1989-1990 Highest Individual Score (LO): 147 J Dean vs Wagga Wagga 2009-2010 Highest Individual Score (T20): 108* J Dean vs ACT U/19 2011-2012 Most Wickets in a Season 63 N Croker 1929-1930 Best Bowling Average: 7.81 R. Flockton 1974-1975 Best Bowling Performance (2 day) 9/29 L Manwaring vs Turner 1962-1963 Best Bowling Match 14/66 TH O’Connor vs Kingston 1947-1948 (6/43 & 8/23) Best Bowling Performance (LO) 7/31 DG Southwell vs Weston 2004-2005 Creek Best Bowling Performance (T20) 4/14 V Dukoski vs Eastlake 2011-2012 Most Dismissals (Wkt Keeper): 52 A. Ayre (38c, 14st) 2011-2012 Most Dismissal Inning (W/K): 6 M. Carruthers (6c) 1983-1984 Most Dismissal Match (W/K): 7 JW McNamara (4c, 3st) 1952-1953 M Carruthers (6c, 1st) 1990-1991 Most Catches Season (Fielder): 21 B Dean 2013-2014 Most Catches Innings (Fielder): 5 M Wheeler 1962-1963 G Hannaford 1985-1986 A Heading 2001-2002 J Dean 2008-2009 * not out
Best Partnerships Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 200 M Frost (107) & S Frost (72) Weston Creek 1991-1992 2nd 228 M Frost (164) & P Solway (119) Ginninderra 1985-1986 3rd 346 P Solway (211) & R Regent (123) Weston Creek 1990-1991 4th 166 J Bull (94) & N Bulger (75) East’s 1986-1987 5th 213 R Regent (123) & J Robson (120) South’s 1990-1991 6th 173 R Farquharson (73) & C Henry (80) City 1984-1985 7th 109 B Dean (130) & M Curtale (56) West’s UC (GF) 2011-1912 8th 110 L Shivakkumar (99) & M Solway (38) ANU 2012-2013 9th 186 M Thornton (97) & M Carruthers (112) Ginninderra 1985-1986 10th 85 D Rootes (24) & DA Southwell (63*) West’s UC (GF) 2011-2012
Quickest Century Partnership 2nd Wicket 46 Minutes Peter Solway & Stephen Frost 1989-90
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2nd Grade (formed 1927-28) Campbell Cup Premierships 1929-1930, 1960-1961, 1976-1977, 1989-1990, 1992-1993, 2009-2010, 2012-2013
One-Day Competition 1988-1989
Twenty20 Competition 2007-2008, 2010-2011, 2012-2013, 2013-2014 2015-16
Individual Records Best Batting Average: 65.69 P. Coleborne 2010-2011 Most Runs In A Season: 854 P. Coleborne 2010-2011 Highest Individual Score: 177 V Dukoski 2012-2013 Best Bowling Average: 8.43 P. Moon 1972-1973 Most Wickets in a Season: 65 P. Moon 1972-1973 Best Bowling Performance: 10-17 R. Kelly 1962-1963
3rd Grade (formed 1951-52) FG Sides Memorial Trophy Premierships 1952-1953, 1969-1970, 1982-1983, 2009-2010, 2011-2012, 2014-2015, 2015-2016
One-Day Competition 1985-1986, 1992-1993, 2012-2013 2013-2014, 2014-2015, 2015-2016
Twenty20 Competition 2014-2015, 2015-2016
Individual Records Best Batting Average: 123.60 P Solway 2014-2015 Most Runs In A Season: 749 G. Hannaford 2000-2001 Highest Individual Score: 206 R. Blewitt 1966-1967 Best Bowling Average: 5.41 A. Hodgson 1966-1967 Most Wickets in a Season: 65 W. Rogers 1973-1974 Best Bowling Performance: 8-18 S. Bannerman 1988-1989
Page 53 4th Grade (formed 1971-72) Ainslie District Cricket Club Trophy Premierships 1989-1990, 2006-2007, 2008-2009
One-Day Competition 1988-1989, 2009-2010
Individual Records Best Batting Average: 106.25 P. Solway 2009-2010 Most Runs In A Season: 630 P. Solway 2006-2007 Highest Individual Score: 177 I. Hamill 1999-2000 Best Bowling Average: 8.17 F. Strammandinoli 1988-1989 Most Wickets in a Season: 39 R. Warner 2000-2001 Best Bowling Performance: 7-35 P. Newham 2008-2009
5th Grade (formed 1972-73) Premierships 1973-1974, 1996-1997, 2010-2011, 2013-2014, 2015-2016
One-Day Competition # 1986-1987, 1993-1994, 1996-1997, 2000-2001, 2001-2002
Twenty20 Competition 2007-2008
Individual Records (Post 2005) Best Batting Average: 64.00 Peter Jensen 2013-2014 Most Runs In A Season: 768 Peter Jensen 2013-2014 Highest Individual Score: 144* Aaron Thorn 2015-2016 Best Bowling Average: 4.12 Troy Drayton 2015-2016 Most Wickets in a Season: 41 Troy Drayton 2015-2016 Best Bowling Performance: 7/7 John Fern 2012-2013 (# 2005-06 – 5th grade was restructured into a one-day game competition)
Individual Records (Pre 2005) Best Batting Average: 113.25 N. Bulger 1996-1997 Most Runs In A Season: 906 N. Bulger 1996-1997 Highest Individual Score: 204 N. Bulger 1996-1997 Best Bowling Average: 8.98 R. Saddler 1973-1974 Most Wickets in a Season: 45 V. Forbes 2000-2001 Best Bowling Performance: 9/100 H. Greenwell 1991-1992
Page 54 6th Grade (Formed 1994-95) Premierships 1994-1995
Individual Records Best Batting Average: 103.7 N. Bulger 1994-1995 Most Runs In A Season: 726 N. Bulger 1994-1995 Highest Individual Score: 160 N. Bulger 1994-1995 Best Bowling Average: 10.89 R. Heading 1994-1995 Most Wickets in a Season: 28 R. Heading 1994-1995 Best Bowling Performance: 5-27 V. Forbes 1994-1995
Veteran’s Competition Over 40’s (1990-91 to 2000-01) Premierships 1994-1995 1996-1997 1997-1998
(unfortunately no individual records exist)
Master’s Competition Over 50’s (formed 2015-16)
Individual Records Best Batting Average: 34.00 S Hooper 2015-2016 Most Runs In A Season: 63 P. Jensen 2015-2016 Highest Individual Score: 40 P. Jensen 2015-2016 Best Bowling Average: 5.25 J. Fern 2015-2016 Most Wickets in a Season: 4 J. Fern 2015-2016 Best Bowling Performance: 4/21 J. Fern 2015-2016
Page 55 Women’s Lynn O’Meara Individual Records Best Batting Average: 128.0 E Preston 2007-2008 Most Runs In A Season: 270 V Picker 2008-2009 Highest Individual Score: 82 E Preston 2007-2008 Best Bowling Average: 9.5 H. Jones 2002-2003 Most Wickets in a Season: 27 H. Jones 2002-2003 Best Bowling Performance: 5-0 H. Jones 2002-2003
Best Partnerships Wkt Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 143 V Picker (62) & T Wallace (59) Tuggeranong 2008-2009 2nd 110 H Jones (50*) & J Morris (55) North Canberra Gungahlin 2004-2005 3rd 86 V Picker (55) & E Preston (48) Eastlake 2006-2007 4th 97 E Preston (82*) & J Knight (41) Tuggeranong 2007-2008 5th 50 J Morris (36) & K Mollison (6) North Canberra Gungahlin 2005-2006 6th 38 V King (26*) & E Parkinson (0) Great Impressions 2009-2010 7th 50 V Picker (32*) & A Baker (15) North Canberra Gungahlin 2005-2006 8th 84 V Picker (22) & K Mollison (33) ANU 2004-2005
Glenda Hall Individual Records Best Batting Average: 26.0 Sina Leis 2009-2010 Most Runs In A Season: 80 Georgie Leahey-Butler 2009-2010 Highest Individual Score: 39 Georgie Leahey-Butler 2009-2010 Best Bowling Average: 13.65 Kirsten Frkic 2009-2010 Most Wickets in a Season: 6 Kirsten Frkic 2009-2010 Best Bowling Performance: 3/7 Kirsten Frkic 2009-2010
Best Partnerships Wkt Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 40 G Leahey-Butler (20*) & K Frkic (55) North Canberra Gungahlin 2009-2010 2nd 56 J Knight (22) & G Leahey-Butler (11) Tuggeranong 2009-2010 3rd 43 E Parkinson (19*) & T Claridge (13) ANU 2009-2010 4th 35 K Frkic (29*) & M Mayoh (15*) North Canberra Gungahlin 2009-2010 5th 68 V King (21) & G Leahey-Butler (39) Western Districts UC 2009-2010
Page 56 Appendix A – Season Statistics
Batting Name Mat Inns NOs Runs HS Ave 50's 100's Ducks Alexander, Graeme 18 16 5 382 64 34.73 2 0 1 Allen, Jack 12 6 2 29 16 7.25 0 0 2 Bates, Ron 2 2 0 25 25 12.50 0 0 1 Bennett, Vinesh 2 2 0 21 20 10.50 0 0 0 Blissett, Lincoln 3 3 1 8 5 4.00 0 0 1 Boak, Miles 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 0 0 0 Brown, Jordan 4 1 1 6 6* na 0 0 0 Brunker, Adrian 19 16 1 561 91 37.40 4 0 0 Brunker, John 2 1 1 1 1* na 0 0 0 Burrowes, Wade 7 5 1 142 100* 35.50 0 1 2 Bush, Derek 1 1 0 6 6 6.00 0 0 0 Calvert, Ross 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 0 Cao, Jesse 18 17 4 217 40 16.69 0 0 1 Carr, Oliver 3 3 0 7 7 2.33 0 0 2 Christou, Thomas 21 11 1 122 40 12.20 0 0 1 Corby, Nathan 13 5 0 23 18 4.60 0 0 2 Corcoran, Dave 5 6 1 158 55 31.60 1 0 0 Couch, Adam 19 8 1 8 2 1.14 0 0 3 Cross, George 14 15 1 175 50 12.50 1 0 2 Cross, Stephen 15 14 1 198 50 15.23 1 0 3 Curtale, Michael 16 14 0 356 91 25.43 2 0 2 Cutler, Matthew 5 6 0 51 18 8.50 0 0 1 Dimarhos, James 17 20 1 254 37 13.37 0 0 4 Ditton, Khye 18 18 10 270 54* 33.75 1 0 1 Ditton, Rohan 17 18 2 483 141 30.19 3 1 3 Drayton, Troy 15 9 0 85 36 9.44 0 0 2 Dukoski, Vele 19 20 1 407 65 21.42 1 0 1 Edgar, Cameron 15 14 0 410 51 29.29 2 0 0 Elliott, Mick 17 15 2 191 51 14.69 1 0 1 Evans, Kel 16 15 3 294 76 24.50 1 0 0 Fahey, Simon 10 9 0 72 26 8.00 0 0 1 Faunce, Thomas 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 0 0 0 Fern, John 18 11 3 78 20 9.75 0 0 2 Fern, Mitchell 9 3 1 8 5* 4.00 0 0 0 Forbes, Benjamin 11 9 1 96 70 12.00 1 0 2 Frost, Michael 9 7 0 127 46 18.14 0 0 1 Frost, Stephen 5 2 0 91 59 45.50 1 0 0 Gillespie, Guy 15 10 4 119 57 19.83 1 0 2 Gilshenan, Michael 17 18 5 409 86* 31.46 3 0 2 Girish, Siddharth 18 18 1 117 27 6.88 0 0 5 Graham, William 12 7 4 11 9* 3.67 0 0 2 Gregory, Joshua 17 18 2 394 68 24.63 2 0 2 Grocott, Matthew 17 18 4 183 29 13.07 0 0 0
Page 57 Batting Name Mat Inns NOs Runs HS Ave 50's 100's Ducks Hall, Oliver 11 3 1 1 1 0.50 0 0 1 Hamill, Chris 2 1 0 4 4 4.00 0 0 0 Hamill, Ian 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 0 Harding, Matthew 19 20 2 497 66 27.61 4 0 2 Harvey, Nicholas 7 2 0 11 7 5.50 0 0 0 Heading, Adam 2 2 0 39 35 19.50 0 0 0 Hedington, Jordan 17 14 2 247 72* 20.58 2 0 2 Higgs, Mark A 10 10 1 284 69* 31.56 1 0 0 Hollyhead, Finley 15 5 2 3 2 1.00 0 0 2 Hooper, Steve 2 2 1 34 30* 34.00 0 0 0 Horsfall, David 21 20 4 332 45* 20.75 0 0 5 Howe, Christopher 11 11 1 152 45 15.20 0 0 2 Hunt, Henry 16 16 1 781 166 52.07 2 4 0 Izzard, Ben 4 3 0 20 16 6.67 0 0 1 Jensen, Peter 19 20 2 416 95* 23.11 2 0 1 Johnson, Simon 11 7 0 41 11 5.86 0 0 2 Jones, Angus 10 9 1 157 45 19.63 0 0 0 Jones, Clive 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 0 0 0 Kennedy, Martin 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 Kirk, Lawrie 2 2 0 3 2 1.50 0 0 0 Knowles, Jacob 11 4 2 9 5* 4.50 0 0 0 Kumar, Abhinash 7 1 0 7 7 7.00 0 0 0 Ludwig, Jay 9 10 1 157 56 17.44 1 0 3 Lyons, Colin 1 1 0 15 15 15.00 0 0 0 Macdonald, Jeremy 17 18 2 311 72 19.44 3 0 2 Mankey, David 1 1 0 7 7 7.00 0 0 0 Manners, Jack 7 2 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 2 Manners, Micah 19 19 2 369 75 21.71 3 0 4 Martin, James 19 11 3 185 57* 23.13 1 0 1 Martin, Ryan 2 1 0 16 16 16.00 0 0 0 McCarten, Braiden 2 2 0 4 4 2.00 0 0 1 McGlashan, Ron 3 1 1 9 9* na 0 0 0 McNamara, Jack 2 1 0 4 4 4.00 0 0 0 Medved, Michael 18 14 2 196 64 16.33 1 0 3 Mitton, Alexander 5 4 1 13 11 4.33 0 0 1 Moore, Brad 19 20 4 237 58* 14.81 1 0 3 Moore, Philip 18 16 2 348 82 24.86 2 0 2 Moore, Stephen 1 1 1 34 34* na 0 0 0 Morshead, Wilson 10 11 0 265 98 24.09 1 0 0 Mujral, Movneet 13 7 2 34 16 6.80 0 0 1 Murray, Pat 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 O'Neill, Barry 2 2 0 22 15 11.00 0 0 0 O'Rourke, Michael 5 6 1 243 65 48.60 3 0 0 Page, Alex 20 16 3 202 87 15.54 1 0 3 Patterson, Dwayne 18 13 6 176 38* 25.14 0 0 1 Rana, Imran 3 1 0 23 23 23.00 0 0 0
Page 58 Batting Name Mat Inns NOs Runs HS Ave 50's 100's Ducks Russo, Chris 1 1 0 40 40 40.00 0 0 0 Sands, Josh 14 12 1 160 64 14.55 1 0 2 Simon, Tim 10 9 1 32 8 4.00 0 0 2 Singh, Nirmal 19 19 3 381 69* 23.81 1 0 2 Solway, Dean 19 20 4 712 132 44.50 5 1 0 Solway, Mark 20 19 4 170 41* 11.33 0 0 3 Solway, Peter 19 16 10 541 107* 90.17 2 1 1 Southwell, Darren 17 7 2 69 30 13.80 0 0 0 Squire, Lachlan 14 13 5 214 71 26.75 1 0 2 Sumant, Bipin 11 9 4 133 42* 26.60 0 0 2 Thorn, Aaron 20 18 3 325 144* 21.67 0 1 2 Towney, Malcolm 1 1 0 14 14 14.00 0 0 0 Tozer, Jacob 6 3 1 7 6* 3.50 0 0 1 Van Luin, Tyler 17 5 3 26 10 13.00 0 0 0 Watts, Beau 17 5 2 37 19* 12.33 0 0 2 White, Jonathan 20 17 2 260 75* 17.33 1 0 2 * not out
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Bowling Name Mtch Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B S/R E/R 5w/Inn 10w/Mtch Alexander, Graeme 18 59.5 12 9 178 19.78 3/7 39.89 2.99 Allen, Jack 12 145.4 29 24 462 19.25 6/41 36.42 3.18 1 Bates, Ron 2 2 0 0 13 na 0/13 na 6.50 Bennett, Vinesh 2 10 0 4 34 8.50 3/9 15.00 3.40 Blissett, Lincoln 3 20 3 2 67 33.50 2/33 60.00 3.35 Boak, Miles 1 6 1 1 20 20.00 1/20 36.00 3.33 Brown, Jordan 4 25 3 7 97 13.86 3/11 21.43 3.88 Brunker, Adrian 19 94.5 19 15 247 16.47 3/7 37.93 2.61 Brunker, John 2 2.3 0 1 15 15.00 1/5 15.00 6.52 Burrowes, Wade 7 5 1 0 21 na 0/7 na 4.20 Bush, Derek 1 4 1 1 20 20.00 1/20 24.00 5.00 Calvert, Ross 1 2.2 0 2 8 4.00 2/8 7.00 3.64 Cao, Jesse 18 1 0 0 8 na 0/8 na 8.00 Carr, Oliver 3 10.1 1 1 46 46.00 1/9 61.00 4.55 Christou, Thomas 21 102.4 9 16 387 24.19 3/26 38.50 3.78 Corby, Nathan 13 90.1 25 20 251 12.55 4/24 27.05 2.79 Corcoran, Dave 5 14.4 3 9 40 4.44 2/2 9.78 2.78 Couch, Adam 19 138.4 37 29 384 13.24 5/11 28.69 2.77 1 Cross, George 14 67 17 15 192 12.80 4/17 26.80 2.87 Crouch, Colin 4 7 0 1 46 46.00 1/23 42.00 6.57 Curtale, Michael 16 12.4 1 0 54 na 0/4 na 4.35 Cutler, Matthew 5 3 0 1 6 6.00 1/6 18.00 2.00 Dimarhos, James 17 4 1 2 11 5.50 2/11 12.00 2.75 Ditton, Khye 18 139.2 35 22 376 17.09 3/16 38.00 2.70 Ditton, Rohan 17 5 1 0 8 na 0/4 na 1.60 Drayton, Troy 15 119 46 41 169 4.12 5/7 17.41 1.42 1
Page 60 Bowling Name Mtch Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B S/R E/R 5w/Inn 10w/Mtch Dukoski, Vele 19 202.2 25 30 750 25.00 5/40 40.47 3.71 1 Edgar, Cameron 15 52.3 8 8 195 24.38 2/27 39.38 3.73 Evans, Kel 16 7 2 2 14 7.00 2/14 21.00 2.00 Fahey, Simon 10 47 1 9 200 22.22 2/21 31.33 4.26 Fern, John 18 149 50 30 290 9.67 4/7 29.80 1.95 Fern, Mitchell 9 7 2 1 14 14.00 1/10 42.00 2.00 Forbes, Benjamin 11 80.1 13 15 267 17.80 4/19 32.07 3.33 Frost, Michael 9 17.5 3 3 45 15.00 2/21 35.67 2.57 Frost, Samuel 2 2 0 0 12 na na 6.00 Frost, Stephen 5 43 9 8 134 16.75 4/32 32.25 3.12 Gillespie, Guy 15 138.3 26 26 504 19.38 5/48 31.96 3.64 1 Gilshenan, Michael 17 96.2 31 14 214 15.29 4/2 41.29 2.22 Girish, Siddharth 18 18.3 2 7 62 8.86 2/1 15.86 3.39 Graham, William 12 111 33 17 262 15.41 4/36 39.18 2.36 Gregory, Joshua 17 3.1 0 1 21 21.00 1/7 19.00 6.77 Grocott, Matthew 17 108.4 16 18 399 22.17 5/25 36.22 3.68 1 Hall, Oliver 11 33.5 5 8 87 10.88 2/5 25.38 2.60 Hamill, Chris 2 1 0 0 4 na na 4.00 Harvey, Nicholas 7 6.4 0 3 25 8.33 1/5 13.33 3.91 Heading, Adam 2 5 2 1 12 12.00 1/12 30.00 2.40 Hedington, Jordan 17 2 1 1 3 3.00 1/3 12.00 1.50 Higgs, Mark 10 54 2 19 256 13.47 4/20 17.05 4.74 Hollyhead, Finley 15 112 25 13 303 23.31 2/6 51.69 2.71 Hooper, Steve 2 8 0 2 34 17.00 1/16 24.00 4.25 Horsfall, David 21 9 5 1 11 11.00 1/11 54.00 1.22 Hunt, Henry 16 20 0 2 133 66.50 1/22 60.00 6.65 Izzard, Ben 4 48.4 9 7 172 24.57 3/31 41.71 3.55
Page 61 Bowling Name Mtch Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B S/R E/R 5w/Inn 10w/Mtch Jensen, Peter 19 152.3 36 33 327 9.91 6/7 27.73 2.15 2 Johnson, Simon 11 40 9 9 114 12.67 2/8 26.67 2.85 Jones, Angus 10 26 7 3 89 29.67 2/8 52.00 3.42 Kennedy, Martin 1 7 2 1 20 20.00 1/20 42.00 2.86 Knowles, Jacob 11 101.1 21 16 333 20.81 6/64 37.94 3.29 1 Kumar, Abhinash 7 40 8 8 107 13.38 3/26 30.00 2.68 Ludwig, Jay 9 94.5 21 16 284 17.75 3/18 35.56 3.01 Lyons, Colin 1 5 1 0 14 na 0/14 na 2.80 Macdonald, Jeremy 17 11 0 1 58 58.00 1/26 66.00 5.27 Mankey, David 1 5 1 1 13 13.00 1/13 30.00 2.60 Manners, Micah 19 116 31 24 301 12.54 4/4 29.00 2.59 Martin, James 19 102.4 12 38 352 9.26 5/25 16.21 3.44 1 Martin, Ryan 2 10 4 2 19 9.50 2/5 30.00 1.90 McGlashan, Ron 3 9 0 3 22 7.33 3/22 18.00 2.44 Mitton, Alexander 5 61 19 8 117 14.63 3/32 45.75 1.92 Morshead, Wilson 10 1 0 0 10 na na 10.00 Mujral, Movneet 13 39.1 3 4 159 39.75 1/0 58.75 4.07 O'Neill, Barry 2 8 0 0 42 na 0/18 na 5.25 O'Rourke, Michael 5 8 4 2 12 6.00 2/12 24.00 1.50 Page, Alex 20 206.4 32 37 847 22.89 4/40 33.51 4.10 Patterson, Dwayne 18 3 0 2 25 12.50 2/17 9.00 8.33 Rana, Imran 3 24 1 3 105 35.00 2/28 48.00 4.38 Sands, Josh 14 28 3 5 103 20.60 2/28 33.60 3.68 Singh, Nirmal Johnny 19 175.1 45 27 457 16.93 3/15 38.93 2.61 Solway, Dean 19 9 1 2 31 15.50 1/0 27.00 3.44 Solway, Mark 20 137.1 11 19 545 28.68 3/25 43.32 3.98 Solway, Peter 19 3.2 0 1 13 13.00 1/9 20.00 4.06
Page 62 Bowling Name Mtch Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B S/R E/R 5w/Inn 10w/Mtch Southwell, Darren 17 217.3 61 26 526 20.23 4/23 50.19 2.42 Squire, Lachlan 14 51 8 4 174 43.50 2/24 76.50 3.41 Thorn, Aaron 20 1.2 0 3 1 0.33 1/0 2.67 0.83 Tozer, Jacob 6 23 2 5 130 26.00 2/31 27.60 5.65 Van Luin, Tyler 17 118.2 23 16 362 22.63 3/32 44.38 3.06 Watts, Beau 17 150.3 37 36 409 11.36 6/8 25.08 2.72 2 Watts, Kaeden 15 162.5 34 33 454 13.76 5/11 29.61 2.79 2 White, Jonathan 20 15 1 2 94 47.00 1/10 45.00 6.27
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Fielding & Wicket-keeping Name Matches Catches Catches Stumpings Run Outs Total (w/k) Alexander, Graeme 18 3 3 Allen, Jack 12 2 1 3 Bates, Ron 1 1 1 Bennett, Vinesh 2 1 1 Blissett, Lincoln 3 1 1 2 Brunker, Adrian 19 7 7 Burrowes, Wade 7 1 1 Bush, Derek 1 1 1 2 Cao, Jesse 18 2 2 Carr, Oliver 3 1 1 Christou, Thomas 21 5 1 6 Corby, Nathan 13 1 1 Couch, Adam 19 4 1 5 Cross, George 14 3 3 Cross, Stephen 15 9 2 11 Curtale, Michael 16 1 1 Cutler, Matthew 5 1 1 Dimarhos, James 17 3 3 Ditton, Khye 18 9 9 Ditton, Rohan 17 4 4 Drayton, Troy 15 6 1 7 Dukoski, Vele 19 11 11 Edgar, Cameron 15 6 1 7 Elliott, Mick 17 3 3 Evans, Kel 16 19 3 2 24 Fern, Mitchell 9 1 1 Forbes, Benjamin 11 1 1 Frost, Michael 9 3 3 Frost, Stephen 5 2 2 Gillespie, Guy 15 2 1 3 Gilshenan, Michael 17 6 2 8 Girish, Siddharth 18 3 3 Graham, William 12 1 1 2 Gregory, Joshua 17 4 4 Grocott, Matthew 17 4 4 Hall, Oliver 11 1 1 Hamill, Chris 2 1 1 Harding, Matthew 19 4 2 6 Heading, Adam 2 1 1 Hedington, Jordan 17 1 1 2 Higgs, Mark A 1 2 2 Hollyhead, Finley 15 1 1 Horsfall, David 21 1 23 7 2 33 Howe, Christopher 11 1 7 4 2 14 Hunt, Henry 16 7 7 Izzard, Ben 4 2 1 3
Page 64 Fielding & Wicket-keeping Name Matches Catches Catches Stumpings Run Outs Total (w/k) Jensen, Peter 18 8 8 Johnson, Simon 11 4 4 Jones, Angus 1 1 1 Knowles, Jacob 11 2 2 Kumar, Abhinash 7 2 2 Macdonald, Jeremy 17 5 5 Manners, Jack 7 4 1 5 Manners, Micah 19 7 1 8 Martin, James 19 2 2 4 Martin, Ryan 2 1 1 McGlashan, Ron 3 1 1 McNamara, Jack 2 1 1 Medved, Michael 18 2 3 1 6 Moore, Brad 19 1 14 1 16 Moore, Philip 18 4 4 8 Morshead, Wilson 1 1 1 Mujral, Movneet 13 4 1 5 O'Rourke, Michael 5 2 2 Page, Alex 2 2 2 1 1 6 Patterson, Dwayne 18 4 2 1 3 10 Sands, Josh 14 5 5 Simon, Tim 1 1 1 2 Singh, Nirmal 19 6 6 Solway, Dean 19 8 2 10 Solway, Mark 2 13 1 14 Solway, Peter 19 12 12 Southwell, Darren 17 7 1 8 Squire, Lachlan 14 4 4 Sumant, Bipin 11 4 4 Thorn, Aaron 20 5 1 6 Tozer, Jacob 6 5 5 Van Luin, Tyler 17 2 2 Watts, Beau 17 6 1 7 Watts, Kaeden 15 1 1 White, Jonathan 2 1 1 2
Fielding records are not 100% complete as information is regularly omitted in the scorebooks.
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