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Sydney 1St Grade Statistics Guide 2017-18 New South Wales Premier Cricket 1st Grade Statistical Guide -2017/18 by Adam Morehouse 1 This is a statistical guide for matches played in the New South Wales Premier 1st Grade Competition from 1893/94 until 2016/17. In total, there have been 15,411 First Grade matches played in the competition on 96 different grounds and 38 different clubs/associations. A further 537 matches have been abandoned. It includes statistics from the two day competition under it’s various guises, limited overs competitions under various names (including the Rothman’s Cup) and the Twenty20 Competiton under it’s various names. This is the first time that this statistical guide has been completed. I have tried to have the statistics as complete as possible but due to the large number of matches, there are currently a number of inconsistencies in my database which is currently being worked through. Therefore there is a possibility that this guide may contain errors but they will be corrected throughout the season. Although there are a large number of statistics in this publication, the breadth and range of the statistics have been curtailed until such inconsistencies have been found. In future editions of this guide, there will be a greater range of statistics included. If you believe you have found an error, please do not hesitate to contact the author. I would like to give a huge thank you to Colin Clowes who allowed me to use his research in the publication of this guide. 2 Sydney 1st Grade Clubs Team Name First Match Last Match Matches Australian Capital Territory 1973/74 2016/17 19 Bankstown 1951/52 2016/17 1153 Blacktown 2002/03 2016/17 284 Campbelltown-Camden 1985/86 2016/17 581 Canterbury 1893/94 1894/95 18 Central Coast 2014/15 2016/17 14 East Sydney 1893/94 1899/00 62 Eastern Suburbs 1894/95 2016/17 1820 Fairfield-Liverpool 1985/86 2016/17 596 Glebe-South Sydney 1893/94 1964/65 891 Gordon 1905/06 2016/17 1710 Hawkesbury 1985/86 2016/17 566 Hawkesbury DCA 1971/72 1975/76 10 Hunter Valley 1971/72 1975/76 5 Illawarra 1971/72 2016/17 21 Manly-Warringah 1893/94 2016/17 1753 Marrickville 1921/22 1950/51 413 Mosman 1921/22 2016/17 1534 Newcastle 1971/72 2016/17 32 North Sydney 1894/95 2016/17 1821 Northern District 1925/26 2016/17 1495 Paddington 1893/94 1964/65 895 Parramatta 1893/94 2016/17 1754 Penrith 1973/74 2016/17 799 Petersham 1907/08 1950/51 596 Petersham-Marrickville 1951/52 2000/01 778 Randwick 1920/21 2000/01 1222 Randwick Petersham 2001/02 2016/17 340 Redfern 1893/94 1915/16 219 South Sydney 1894/95 1899/00 56 St George 1921/22 2016/17 1578 Sutherland 1965/66 2016/17 936 Sydney 1894/95 2016/17 1825 Sydney (1900-1925) 1900/01 1924/25 275 Sydney (1965-1984) 1965/66 1983/84 341 Sydney University 1893/94 2016/17 1820 UNSW 1973/74 2016/17 793 Western Suburbs 1895/96 2016/17 1792 Notes on Clubs • Bankstown-Canterbury was renamed Bankstown in 1999/00. • Campbelltown was renamed Campbelltown-Camden in 1999/00 • Waverley was renamed Eastern Suburbs in 1996/97. • Glebe was renamed Glebe-South Sydney in 1951/52. • Manly-Warringah was originally Manly from 1893/94 to 1894/95 and from 1921/22 to 1950/51, Middle Harbour from 1905/06 to 1920/21. • Central Cumberland was renamed Parramatta in 1983/84. • Nepean was renamed Penrith in 1978/79. • Sydney was originally Leichhardt form 1894/95 to 1899/00, Leichhardt-Balmain from 1900/01 to 1903/04, Balmain from 1904/05 to 2000/01, UTS-Balmain from 2001/02 to 2006/07. • University of NSW was renamed UNSW in 2011/12. • Burwood was renamed Western Suburbs in 1913/14. 3 Sydney First Grade Cricket Grounds Ground Name Suburb/Town First Match Last Match Matches Alan Davidson Oval Alexandria 2001/02 2016/17 9 Allan Border Oval Mosman 1921/22 2016/17 544 Asquith Oval Asquith 1969/70 2001/02 8 Australian Football Ground Alexandria 1914/15 1914/15 5 Bankstown Memorial Oval Bankstown 1951/52 2016/17 561 Belmore Oval Belmore 1935/36 1966/67 36 Bensons Lane No.2 Oval Richmond 2008/09 2008/09 4 Bill Sohier Park Ourimbah 2004/05 2016/17 3 Birchgrove No.1 Oval Birchgrove 1900/01 1947/48 239 Blacktown International Sportspark No.1 Rooty Hill 2009/10 2014/15 11 Blacktown International Sportspark No.2 Rooty Hill 2010/11 2013/14 3 Blick Oval Canterbury 1941/42 1943/44 14 Bon Andrews Oval North Sydney 1911/12 2012/13 9 Bradman Oval Bowral 2008/09 2016/17 2 Brookvale Oval Brookvale 1946/47 1962/63 27 Bruce Purser Oval Rouse Hill 2013/14 2013/14 1 Burwood Recreation Ground Burwood 1895/96 1898/99 1 Cabramatta Oval Cabramatta 1974/75 1974/75 1 Cahill Park Arncliffe 1998/99 1998/99 1 Campbelltown Oval Campbelltown 1975/76 1975/76 2 Cessnock Sportsground Cessnock 1972/73 1972/73 1 Chatswood Oval Chatswood 1905/06 2016/17 644 Concord Oval Concord 1932/33 1936/37 11 Coogee Oval Coogee 1924/25 2016/17 658 Cook Park St Marys 1977/78 2010/11 9 Cumberland Oval Parramatta 1893/94 1971/72 363 David Phillips North Oval Daceyville 1997/98 2004/05 10 Drummoyne Oval Drummoyne 1933/34 2016/17 576 Erina Oval Erina 2015/16 2015/16 2 Fairfield Oval Fairfield 1985/86 1996/97 70 Figtree Oval Figtree 1972/73 1975/76 3 Glenn McGrath Oval Caringbah 1965/66 2010/11 466 Goddard Park Concord 1967/68 1968/69 3 Grahame Park Gosford 1973/74 1973/74 1 Grahame Thomas Oval Bankstown 2008/08 2008/08 1 Henson Park Marrickville 1938/39 1938/39 1 Howe Park Singleton 1975/76 1975/76 1 Howell Oval Penrith 1973/74 2009/10 393 Hurstville Oval Hurstville 1921/22 2016/17 775 Hutchison Oval Riverwood 1970/71 1970/71 1 Ingleburn Memorial Oval Ingleburn 1974/75 1975/76 2 Jensen Park Regents Park 2004/05 2016/17 4 Joe McAleer Reserve Glendenning 2002/03 2016/17 144 Jubilee Park Glebe 1921/22 1978/79 23 Kensington Oval Kensington 1929/30 2010/11 22 Killara Oval Killara 1964/65 2007/08 157 Leichhardt Oval Leichhardt 1894/95 1962/63 38 Lidcombe Oval Lidcombe 1935/36 1954/55 50 LM Graham Reserve Manly 1969/70 2016/17 34 Lorn Park Singleton 1974/75 1974/75 1 Manly Oval Manly 1893/94 2016/17 787 Manuka Oval Manuka 2016/17 2016/17 2 Mark Taylor Oval Waitara 1925/26 2016/17 695 Marrickville Oval Marrickville 1921/22 1988/89 322 Merrylands Oval Merrylands 1960/61 2016/17 117 Newcastle No.1 Sportsground Newcastle 1972/73 1974/75 5 North Dalton Park Towradgi 2014/15 2016/17 7 North Domain Sydney 1893/94 1895/96 9 North Sydney No.1 Oval North Sydney 1894/95 2016/17 763 Norwood Park Marrickville 1894/95 1894/95 3 Old Kings Oval Parramatta 1972/73 2016/17 317 Owen Earle Oval Richmond 1985/86 2016/17 288 Passmore Oval Passmore 1972/73 1972/73 1 Pennant Hills Oval Pennant Hills 1947/48 1947/48 1 Petersham Oval Petersham 1902/03 2016/17 573 Pratten Park Ashfield 1912/13 2016/17 728 Raby No.1 Oval Raby 1985/86 2016/17 289 Raby No.2 Oval Raby 2008/09 2016/17 5 Randwick Oval Randwick 1921/22 1924/25 18 Rawson Park Mosman 1927/28 2009/10 197 4 Ground Name Suburb/Town First Match Last Match Matches Redfern Oval Redfern 1893/94 1958/59 103 Richmond Oval Richmond 1973/74 1993/94 2 Rosedale Oval Warwick Farm 1993/94 2016/17 221 Rushcutters' Bay Oval Rushcutters' Bay 1894/95 1984/85 295 Ryde Oval Ryde 1968/69 1991/92 21 Snape Park Randwick 1998/99 1998/99 1 Somerville Oval Eastwood 1967/68 1984/85 12 St Ignatius College Lane Cove 1997/98 1997/98 1 St Luke's Oval Concord 1899/00 1924/25 89 St Paul's Oval Sydney University 1931/32 1998/99 3 Stadium Australia Homebush Bay 2003/04 2003/04 1 Sutherland Oval Sutherland 1967/68 1996/97 10 Sydney Cricket Ground No.1 Moore Park 1893/94 2016/17 619 Sydney Cricket Ground No.2 Moore Park 1897/98 1980/81 75 Sydney University Oval Camperdown 1893/94 2016/17 810 TG Milner Field Eastwood 1973/74 1973/74 4 Townson Oval Merewether 1974/75 1975/76 5 Trumper Oval Paddington 1898/99 1992/93 292 Tunks Park Northbridge 2014/15 2015/16 8 Turramurra Oval Turramurra 1935/36 1935/36 1 University No.2 Oval Camperdown 1940/41 1988/89 7 Village Green Kensington 1973/74 2016/17 385 Waratah Oval Waratah 2015/16 2015/16 2 Waverley Oval Waverley 1894/95 2016/17 841 Wentworth Park Glebe 1893/94 1937/38 173 Woollahra Oval Woollahra 1929/30 1998/99 33 Notes on Grounds • Mosman Oval was renamed Allan Border Oval in 1993/94. • Blacktown Olympic Park No.1 was renamed Blacktown International Sportspark No.1 in 2011/12. • Blacktown Olympic Park No.2 was renamed Blacktown International Sportspark No.2 in 2011/12. • Cook Park has since been renamed Bill Ball Oval but has not hosted any first grade matches since the rename • Caringbah Oval was renamed Glenn McGrath Oval in 2007/08. • Waitara Oval was renamed Mark Taylor Oval in 2011/12. • Bensons Lane No.1 Oval was renamed Owen Earle Oval in 1999/00.
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