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Outstanding 1St XI Bowling Performances 1993/94 to 2014/15 Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club Outstanding 1st XI Bowling Performances 1993/94 to 2014/15 Bowling Milestone Player Season Round Grade Opponent Venue O M R W Darren Groves 2011/12 QF 1st Geelong A.H. Butler Oval 13 3 29 7 Cameron Wallace 1998/99 15 1st Hawthorn Waverley A.H. Butler Oval 18 7 56 7 Mark Butler 2002/03 15 1st Geelong Geelong Cricket Ground 22 4 79 7 Matthew Chasemore 2011/12 2 1st Casey South Melbourne Casey Fields 9.2 2 12 6 Paul Wilson 1993/94 12 1st Footscray A.H. Butler Oval 15 10 18 6 Matthew Chasemore 2013/14 5 1st Hawthorn Monash Uni Monash University 6 1 22 6 James Miller 2006/07 SF 1st Camberwell Magpies Jubilee Park No 2 Oval 16 7 24 6 James Miller 2011/12 12 1st Northcote A.H. Butler Oval 15 5 25 6 Cameron Wallace 2002/03 12 1st St Kilda A.H. Butler Oval 9 2 28 6 Darren Groves 2000/01 13 1st Richmond A.H. Butler Oval 20 8 32 6 Gerard Cull 1999/00 11 1st Footscray A.H. Butler Oval 19.3 6 39 6 Cameron Wallace 2002/03 SF 1st Camberwell Magpies A.H. Butler Oval 17 6 44 6 Matthew Chasemore 2009/10 13 1st Melbourne University A.H. Butler Oval 17.5 7 44 6 Darren Groves 2002/03 12 1st St Kilda A.H. Butler Oval 22 6 49 6 James Miller 2010/11 GF 1st Dandenong Melbourne University 24.5 4 54 6 Cameron Wallace 1999/00 8 1st Northcote A.H. Butler Oval 25.5 7 61 6 Bryce McGain 1997/98 9 1st Footscray A.H. Butler Oval 26 5 63 6 Chris McCormick 2014/15 15 1st Prahran Toorak Park 20.4 3 63 6 Shaun Graf 1994/95 3 1st North Melbourne Arden Street Oval 33 11 66 6 Cameron Atkins 1996/97 14 1st Richmond A.H. Butler Oval 26 6 67 6 Darren Groves 2001/02 13 1st Geelong A.H. Butler Oval 20 4 67 6 Craig Symons 1994/95 9 1st St Kilda Junction Oval 28.1 6 73 6 Cameron Atkins 1996/97 15 1st Northcote Bill Lawry Oval 29 8 78 6 Jon Holland 2011/12 QF 1st Geelong A.H. Butler Oval 3.5 0 10 5 Terry Doyle 1994/95 8 1st Melbourne University A.H. Butler Oval 8 1 15 5 Darren Groves 2002/03 10 1st Footscray - Vic Uni A.H. Butler Oval 9 3 15 5 Darren Groves 2002/03 SF 1st Camberwell Magpies A.H. Butler Oval 15 6 17 5 James Miller 2010/11 16 1st North Melbourne A.H. Butler Oval 13.5 5 17 5 Matthew Chasemore 2009/10 12 1st Fitzroy Doncaster A.H. Butler Oval 7 1 18 5 Darren Abblitt 1998/99 2 1st South Melbourne A.H. Butler Oval 10 3 19 5 Shaun Graf 1995/96 17 1st Carlton A.H. Butler Oval 13 4 21 5 Darren Groves 1996/97 16 1st Dandenong Shepley Oval 15 5 22 5 James Miller 2003/04 7 1st Ringwood A.H. Butler Oval 11.3 3 23 5 Matthew Chasemore 2009/10 3 1st Northcote Bill Lawry Oval 6 0 23 5 Scott Phillips 2003/04 15 1st Camberwell Magpies A.H. Butler Oval 9 1 26 5 James Miller 2008/09 14 1st Geelong Geelong Cricket Ground 10 0 27 5 Bryce McGain 1998/99 16 1st Footscray Mervyn G Hughes Oval 15 2 28 5 Shawn Flegler 2002/03 14 1st Carlton A.H. Butler Oval 22 7 32 5 James Miller 2006/07 16 1st Richmond Jubilee Park No 2 Oval 15 7 32 5 Darren Groves 2002/03 8 1st Fitzroy Doncaster A.H. Butler Oval 23.5 8 33 5 Darren Groves 2003/04 13 1st Richmond A.H. Butler Oval 20 10 36 5 Darren Groves 2002/03 11 1st Northcote Numurkah Showgrounds 8.3 0 37 5 Darren Groves 2011/12 SF 1st Richmond Central Reserve 21 4 38 5 Cameron Wallace 2002/03 SF 1st Camberwell Magpies A.H. Butler Oval 15 5 39 5 Cameron Wallace 1998/99 12 1st Richmond A.H. Butler Oval 14 1 40 5 Scott Boland 2012/13 6 1st St Kilda Junction Oval 22 10 40 5 Darren Groves 2001/02 14 1st Hawthorn Monash Uni Central Reserve 28 9 41 5 Bryce McGain 1996/97 12 1st Melbourne University A.H. Butler Oval 17.4 1 42 5 Darren Groves 2008/09 3 1st Essendon Noble Park 10 1 42 5 James Miller 2011/12 3 1st Essendon A.H. Butler Oval 9 2 42 5 Cameron Wallace 1999/00 14 1st South Melbourne Harry Trott Oval 20 6 43 5 Darren Groves 2006/07 10 1st North Melbourne Arden Street Oval 15 3 44 5 Chris McCormick 2012/13 18 1st Carlton A.H. Butler Oval 19 4 44 5 Darren Groves 2006/07 5 1st Camberwell Magpies A.H. Butler Oval 23 6 46 5 Shawn Flegler 2002/03 3 1st North Melbourne Arden Street Oval 10 1 49 5 Cameron Wallace 1998/99 7 1st Geelong Geelong Cricket Ground 21 6 52 5 James Miller 2007/08 5 1st Fitzroy Doncaster A.H. Butler Oval 10 0 56 5 Darren Groves 2007/08 7 1st Carlton Princes Park No 1 Oval 22 6 59 5 Darren Groves 2008/09 14 1st Geelong Geelong Cricket Ground 20.5 7 59 5 Gary Keedy 1995/96 15 1st Footscray A.H. Butler Oval 33 9 60 5 Adrian Mack 1993/94 7 1st St Kilda A.H. Butler Oval 29.4 8 61 5 Matthew Chasemore 2011/12 5 1st Dandenong A.H. Butler Oval 10 0 62 5 Robert Harvey 1993/94 8 1st Richmond Punt Road Oval 19 2 63 5 Paul Wilson 1993/94 13 1st Essendon Windy Hill 23.3 4 67 5 Cameron Wallace 2002/03 GF 1st St Kilda Albert Ground 28.3 8 69 5 Cameron Wallace 1999/00 17 1st North Melbourne A.H. Butler Oval 18 1 72 5 James Miller 2001/02 8 1st Footscray - Vic Uni Mervyn G Hughes Oval 26 4 75 5 James Miller 2003/04 8 1st Melbourne Albert Ground 22.1 4 79 5 Cameron Wallace 1999/00 13 1st Carlton A.H. Butler Oval 28 6 87 5 Scott Boland 2010/11 7 1st Casey South Melbourne A.H. Butler Oval 21.3 2 88 5.
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