Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016-17 16th Annual Report & Club Records 2016-17
5th Grade Premiers enjoy the moment at Hurstville Oval
5th Grade Premiers 1st Grade Limited Overs Cup Minor Premier and Semi-Finalist Metropolitan Cup Semi-Finalist
TRUST * RESPECT * HUMILITY
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To My Brothers and Sisters,
In the Randwick Cricket Club Jubilee Book (1900-1950), Ossie Taylor, who held the Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016-17 positions of President and Secretary of the club between 1928 and 1951, made the following comment which is as valid today as it was then:
“Certainly cricket should be played to win. But in winning, do not allow the spirit and sportsmanship of the game to be sunk in a morass of ill-feeling.”
TRUST RESPECT HUMILITY
Michael Whitney - President Randwick Petersham Cricket 2016-17 Overview ………. The club won the 5th Grade premiership for the third time in 16 seasons 1st Grade made the Semi-Finals of the Limited Overs Competition after being Minor Premiers 1st Grade finished equal second on points but missed a place in the Twenty20 Cup finals on run rate Jason Sangha played for Cricket Australia XI in the Matador BBQs One-Day Cup; for Cricket Australia XI in the National under 19 Championships in Victoria; in the Australian under 19 series against Sri Lanka in Tasmania in April 2017; in the Prime Ministers XI v Sri Lanka, for Cricket Australia XI v Pakistan, for NSW 2nd XI v Canterbury (NZ) and was a Sydney Thunder Big Bash rookie Daniel Sams, Anthony Sams and Nathan Price played NSW 2nd XI against Canterbury (NZ) and participated in the Sydney Sixers Academy. All three were also named in the Kingsgrove Sports Merit XII-1st Grade Team of the Year Soumil Chhibber was a member of the Sydney Sixers squad Greg West and James Psarakis played Futures XI for ACT Mac Jenkins made the NSW under 15 team which played in the Under 15 National School Carnival in Brisbane in April Mac Jenkins played in the under 16 Australian Schoolboys team against Pakistan and named in the NSW under 17 squad Nathan Price played for NSW and Ben Stares for NT in the National Cricket Indigenous Championships in Alice Springs Charith de Silva represented Cricket NSW in the inaugural National Cricket Inclusion Championships In round 8 all five grades defeated North Sydney—known in club circles as a “Greenwash”—our 16th! In round 15 all five grades defeated Easts (a tie in 2nd Grade) —our 17th “Greenwash” 1st Grade chased down 9-373 in the match against Blacktown to win by 5 wickets--a record winning high-run chase Alex Kemp and Anthony Sams set a new 1st Grade opening partnership record of 254 against Blacktown Anthony Sams scored 1,062 runs in 1st Grade including 528 in the first five rounds of the Belvidere Cup competition Anthony Sams hit 130 boundaries in the season—more than any other 1st Grade batsman In the 2nd Grade drawn match at Coogee against Northern District, 775 runs were scored but not one six was hit 3rd and 4th grades lost to Blacktown for the first time in our 16 years Nigil Singh passed 450 wickets for the club—the first player to do so Rodney Stafford became only the second player behind Nigil Singh to take 400 Randwick Petersham wickets John McLoughlin became the first player to pass 6,000 runs for the club. Adam Semple and Nathan Price both passed the 4,500 1st Grade runs milestone Anthony Sams passed 250 wicket-keeping dismissals and the 3,500 runs milestone in 1st Grade Adam Semple brought up 200 1st Grade games for the club in round 5 Nathan Price brought up 150 1st Grade games in round 6 Alex Kemp hit 104* off just 68 balls with 14 fours and 5 sixes against North Sydney at North Sydney Oval Daniel Sams hit 86 off 43 balls with 6 fours and 7 sixes in a Twenty20 match against Manly at Manly Oval 1st Grade won a T20 match by 3 runs against Gordon when Daniel Sams achieved a lbw decision off the last ball In the drawn 1st Grade match against Mosman at Allan Border Oval, the team hit 15 sixes with Nathan Price belting 9 Karl Schubert became the first lower grade wicketkeeper to achieve 200 dismissals Corey Parker and Jaya Murdita put on a record 126 for the seventh wicket in 4th Grade against Blacktown Kel Mullins and Neale Crawford set a new opening partnership record for Metro Cup with 178 against Blacktown 3rd Grade played a tied match against Penrith for the second time in three seasons at Coogee Oval 2nd Grade played a tied match against Easts at Coogee Oval--the second tied game on the ground this season Against Manly at Manly Oval 2nd Grade lost by 10 wickets—a new club losing margin record 3rd Grade lost to Sydney when the last pair put on an unconquered 27 for the 10th wicket Against Parramatta 3rd and 5th grades lost by 10 and 9 wickets respectively—both new club losing margin records At 17 years and 15 days Jack James became the youngest century maker in 3rd Grade with 105* v UNSW at Petersham 4th Grade took 10-14 (including 9-6) to reduce Manly from 0-43 to all out 57 5th Grade defeated Penrith and Sydney outright in successive matches after being behind on the first innings with Jack Eldridge scoring 58* and 77* in the second innings of each game 5th Grade lost outright to Uni. of NSW after leading on the first innings In the 5th Grade semi-final, Minor Premiers Gordon were bowled out for 25 after being 0-14. They lost 10-11. This was the lowest score by an opposing team IN ANY GRADE in our 16 years The outright win by 10 wickets in the 5th Grade semi-final equalled the team’s previous record winning margin In the 5th Grade semi-final Matt Hilder was given out “handling the ball” after he innocently picked up the ball laying on the pitch from a defensive stroke and threw it to the bat-pad fielder Nigil Singh was named Player of the 5th Grade Grand Final after taking 4-19 off 15 overs to set up the win Jackson Eldridge scored his maiden Premier Cricket century with 105*against Manly at Graham Reserve in 4th Grade Playing against Mosman at Coogee, Mac Jenkins, at 15 years and 117 days became our youngest-ever PG player
1 Randwick Petersham Cricket Club Incorporated Founded 2001
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SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Notice of Annual Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the Sixteenth Annual General Meeting of Randwick Petersham Cricket Club Incorporated will be held at Petersham RSL Club, Regent Street, Petersham on Thursday 27 July 2017 at 7.00pm.
Business
1. Welcome by President Michael Whitney
2. To receive the Sixteenth Annual Report and Financial Statement
3. Presentation of Annual Awards including framed team photographs to members and officials of the winning 5th Grade team
3. To elect the following Office Bearers and a Management Committee for the ensuing year:
Patron President Chief Executive Officer Asst. Chief Executive Officer Financial Controller Asst. Financial Controller Management Committee (five) Delegates to Sydney Cricket Association (two) Delegate to New South Wales Cricket Association Honorary Auditor
4. To consider any business brought forward in conformity with the club rules.
David Holland Chief Executive Officer 40 Duncan Street Maroubra NSW 2035 (02) 9344 5310
Please note that only last season’s members are entitled to vote.
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CLUB MANAGEMENT 2016-17
Patron President Alan Turner (8th term) Michael Whitney (16th term)
Chief Executive Officer Asst. Chief Executive Officer David Holland (8th term) David Bourke (5th term)
Assistant Financial Controller Nigil Singh (8th term) Financial Controller
James Tyson (5th term)
Delegates to Sydney Cricket Delegate to NSW Cricket Association Peter Wright (16th Association Peter Wright term) David Holland (8th term) (16th term)
Management Committee All the above together with elected members Alan Wright (16th term), Bill Anderson (9th term), Neale Anderson (8th term), Peter Devlin (8th term), Robin Gardner (2nd term) plus Chris Sullivan (16th term), John Stewart (4th term) and Rod Stafford (2nd term) appointed by the elected members of the committee.
Historian Website, Facebook and Twitter, Lyall Gardner OAM Publicity Officers David Bourke, John McLoughlin and John Stewart
Museum Curator Statistics John Stewart John Stewart, David Bourke and Ray Stafford
Club Coaching Director of Co-ordinator Cricket Operations
Alan Wright Bill Anderson
Honorary Auditor Club Ambassador Club Captain Omniwealth Accounting and Audit Brett Hunter Karl Schubert
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Selection Committee Alan Wright (Chairman), Bill Anderson, Peter Devlin, Alex Kemp (1st Grade), Tom Holland (2nd Grade), Rod Stafford (3rd Grade), David Bourke (4th Grade), Nigil Singh (5th Grade), Jeremy Jastrzab/John Stewart (Metropolitan Cup)
Practice Captain Stan Beal
Operational Committees Annual Report: Lyall Gardner OAM (Chairman), John Stewart, Ray Stafford, David Bourke, Chris Sullivan, Jeremy Jastrzab, Sam Boyns Coaching: Greg Small (Club Coach), Simon Gould, Alan Wright, Peter Devlin, Bill Anderson, David Skuthorpe, Alex Kemp, Eddie Otto, Rehaan Nawaz, Jaya Murdita Cricketwear: John Stewart Grounds: David Bourke, Peter Devlin, David Holland Junior Development: Eddie Otto Social: Chris Sullivan (Chairman), Robin Gardner, David Bourke, Nigil Singh Sponsorship & Events: Neale Anderson (Chairman), John Stewart, David Bourke, Carmel Soames, Anthony Sams, Chris Sullivan, Robin Gardner MEMBERS 2016-17 Life Members (Life members up to 2001 were elected by the founding clubs. Former Randwick Life Members are marked *)
06 - John Hayward (1975)* 21 - Michael Whitney (1993)* 37 - Paul McGee (2001) 07 - Alan Cripps (1981)* 22 - Patricia Hughes (1995) 38 - John King (2001) 09 - Alan Turner (1983)* 24 - Timothy Dein (1996) 39 - Andrew Millican (2003) 10 - John Johnson (1983)* 25 - Alan Staunton (1996) 40 - Peter Johnston (2004) 11 - Lyall Gardner (1984)* 26 - John Pearson (1996) 41 - Robert Barter (2005) 12 - Peter Bain (1988) 27 - Richard McCord (1997) 42 - Richard Chee Quee (2005) 13 - David Chardon (1988) 28 - Christopher Sullivan (1997) 43 - Denis Hinds (2006) 14 - Gregory Hartshorne (1988) 29 - Paul Stepto (1998) 44 - Rhys Banwell (2007) 15 - Trevor Jay (1989)* 31 - David Skuthorpe (1998) 45 - Darren McCoy (2008) 16 - Ross Davies (1989)* 32 - Peter Rolls (1999) 46 - Peter Wright (2008) 17 - Graeme Hughes (1991) 33 - Peter Devlin (2000)* 47 - David Townsend (2009) 18 - Stephen Devlin (1992)* 34 - Robin Gardner (2000) 48 - Raymond Stafford (2012) 19 - Alan Wright (1992)* 35 - William Anderson (2001) 49 - Simon Katich (2014) 20 - Neale Anderson (1992) 36 - Wayne Mulherin (2001
Association Life Members Australian Sports Medal (2000) 50 Years’ Service to Cricket Medal (2010) NSW Cricket Association Petersham-Marrickville Alan Austin Lyall Gardner OAM (1988) Peter Bain; David Chardon; Tim Dein; Robin William Anderson Alan Turner (1997) Gardner; Greg Hartshorne; Graeme Hughes; Robert Barter Michael Whitney (2002) Noel Hughes; Patricia Hughes; Helen Milford; Ross Davies Brian Hughes (2015) Wayne Mulherin; Richard McCord; Paul McGee; Lyall Gardner OAM Simon Katich (2015) John Pearson; Brian Proops; Peter Rolls; Noel Hughes Sydney Cricket Association David Skuthorpe; Chris Sullivan Patricia Hughes Trevor Jay (2002) Randwick Helen Milford Greg Hartshorne (2005) Stephen Devlin; Lyall Gardner (OAM); Laurie Heil; Philip Tresidder; Alan Wright
Deceased Life Members: No.1 Stroy Donnan (2002); No.8 Philip Tresidder (2003); No.2 Alfred Debnam (2004); No.3 Noel Hughes (2012); No. 4 Arthur Purvis (2012); No. 23 Helen Milford (2013); No. 5 John O’Loughlin (2014) No. 30 Brian Proops (2017) Randwick Petersham Legends Society
John Alvarez Madge Devlin Brett Hunter Bruce Ramsay Mike Whitney Bill Anderson Peter Devlin Paul Jackson Shane Redenbach Barry Wood Peter Bain Steve Devlin Trevor Jay Tom Regan Alan Wright Brian Baker Bob Duff Peter Johnston Grant Rimmer Peter Wright Margaret Bayley Harry Ellison David Kelly Peter Rolls James Wynn John Benaud Ross Emerson Donn Ledwidge Errol Sams Chris York Gary Bensley Peter English (Hon) Paul Ledwidge Brian Semple Eddie Jones (Hon) Col Blackman Glenn Farquharson Glenn Lynch David Sincock Colin Booth John Brewster Lyall Gardner Royce McCormack Steve Smith Chris Burke Robin Gardner Ian McNeilly John Soames Geoff Cartwright Allan Gear Graeme Marston Chris Sullivan Garry Castleman Todd Greenberg Tony Martin John Sullivan David Chardon Sir Wesley Hall (Hon) Gary Mathew Steve Sullivan Richard CheeQuee Peter Harrison Wayne Mulherin Mark Sundin Geoff Chegwyn John Hayward Terry Murphy Peter Taylor Ray Chegwyn Bryan Hazell RIP John Nesbitt Kevin Thomas John Connell Wayne Heathcote Paul O’Loughlin Wayne Tilley Lawrie Daly Fabian Heaton Barry Otto Brad Timbrell Ross Davies Joseph Hill Gordon Owen Michael Tresidder Ian Davis Sue Hill Daryl Parmenter Alan Turner Paul Davison Denis Hinds Corey Pearson Alan Vaughan Rodney Davison David Holland John Pearson John Warwick Tim Dein Garry Hughes Shane Penson Dean White Ken Devlin Mark Hughes Mark Preddey Ken White
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President’s Report 2016-17
Ladies and Gentlemen of Randwick Petersham Cricket, I am delighted to present to you my 16th report on the activities of our club for the 2016-17 season. And while it was somewhat of a mixed season in terms of performances on the field I am pleased to have the 5th Grade Dave Sherwood Premiership Cup back at Coogee Oval. Led expertly by seasoned veteran Nigil Singh, our youngsters played brilliantly in the 5th Grade Grand Final at Hurstville Oval. It was simply superb cricket and their domination in the most pressure- packed match they have played indicates the high level of quality we have among our up-and-coming players. They will be the 1st graders of the future and their progress is sure to command plenty of interest and excitement.
And talking of talent we again were able to produce one of the best 1st Grade sides in the competition. They played brilliant cricket and were the top batting outfit in 1st Grade. They averaged 287 runs for each of the 15 Belvidere Cup matches which was far and away the best in the competition. But frustratingly, three draws towards the end of the season left the team in seventh in the race for the top six to contest the finals. It was the third season in a row the side has narrowly missed out on a finals berth. And to add to the heartbreak, they lost just one match as defending Premiers in the Twenty 20 Cup but with eight teams finishing on 18 points and seven to advance to the finals, they were the one to miss out on quotient. The boys did well in the Limited Overs competition to finish as minor premiers but lost the semi-final to Hawkesbury at Coogee Oval. As we all know, to win a Sydney Grade or should I say, a NSW Premier Cricket premiership, you need a little luck along the way. Sadly that did not fall our way this season. But that does not hamper our appreciation for the way everyone played the game. We have a lot to be proud about for their efforts.
Club Championship Once again the big disappointment was the Club Championship. Unfortunately we seem to have a mortgage on 11th place. We finished in that spot again this year for the third season in a row! With two matches to go we were 14th but with a “Greenwash” against Easts (our second of the season) in the final round winning all grades (although 2nds actually tied their match) we were able to sneak into our “usual” spot. Earlier in the season we were really struggling in 17th place but kicked up to 11th after beating North Sydney in all five grades. Despite some good wins we could not improve our position in the three months which followed. As everyone knows, we regard the Club Championship as our prime aim as it indicates the strength of the club. Having finished out of the top 10 in four of the past six years it will be high priority next summer to at least make the top five.
1st Grade Players The loss of a few players from our previous season’s 1st Grade team created new opportunities for others with the result we had six 1st Grade debutants this summer. While we welcomed Greg West, Matt Critchley and Pat Magann as new players to the club, I have to say I was very pleased to see Kushaal Ram and Suffan Hassan get their 1st Grade cap. They have been hard workers in the lower grades in recent seasons and their elevation was due reward for persistency and determination. I was also delighted that Andrew Balbirnie could join us from Ireland under our scholarship arrangement with Irish Cricket. He is now part of their national team and we like to think we had a bit of a hand in his development in gaining that recognition.
What about the season Anthony Sams had! He became only the fourth player in our 16 years to have passed the 1,000 runs mark for the season when he racked up 1,062. And he’s the ‘keeper! He also snared another 33 behind the sticks to pass 250 dismissals—the best we’ve ever had. Nathan Price wasn’t far behind with 952 of which 494 came in his last seven digs. He also smashed 36 sixes—10 more than any other player. He also belted 9 in an innings of 140 against Mosman.
Daniel Sams was again the star with the ball taking 49 wickets to go with the 48 he took last year. The Sydney Sixers didn’t miss him either and he made their Academy as did his brother Anthony and Nathan Price. The three of them also played for NSW Second XI against Canterbury (NZ) and were named in the Kingsgrove Sports Merit XII-1st Grade Team of the Year. Jason Sangha also played for NSW Second XI v Canterbury and plenty of other rep games including the Australian under 19s, Prime Minister’s XI and in the CA XI v Pakistan among others. Soumil Chhibber was also named as a Sydney Thunder Big Bash rookie.
And how about Adam Semple! The guy just won’t lie down and had his best season with the ball taking 41 wickets including a 7- 64 effort against Campbelltown-Camden, one of the best efforts in the whole competition. He brought up a couple of batting and bowling milestones and remains one of the best cricketers ever to play for Randwick Petersham. He stepped down from the captaincy this year in favour of Alex Kemp who did a great job as well as scoring a heap of runs.
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Lower Grades Winning the 5th Grade premiership gave us all a real bu as the boys played their best cricket when it counts most—at the business end of the season. Nigil Singh led them well while having his best season with 56 wickets in his 20th season. It was fitting reward for him to be named Player of the Grand inal. And we almost had 4th Grade in the finals finishing e ual sixth on points but relegated to eighth on quotient. It’s the best they’ve done for a few years and gives us plenty of optimism for the future. That said, a couple of the evergreens in that side— arl Schubert and Matt Wallis—have announced their retirement after a successful andy Petes career. They have been fantastic performers and I wish them well in retirement while hoping it may be a short one!
Third Grade looked a bit of a hope of making the finals at times, but the close games got away. eteran skipper od Stafford brought up 400 wickets for PC while ohn Mc oughlin, who missed most of the season with an injury, was the first to pass 6,000 runs for the club. ack ames also made the record books as the youngest ever to hit a ton for the club in 3rd Grade. Tom Holland was the club’s newest skipper taking over the reins in 2nd Grade. And while they looked out of it most of the season the side played some good cricket. New recruit Matt verett looks a likely type and his top score of 195 was the third highest for us in 2s and third highest in the competition for the season. Anyone hitting 542 runs in their first season in Grade is a good player. ushaal am took the bowling honours with 27 scalps but ames Tyson who finished just behind on 23 was another to talk retirement at season’s end. With 196 wickets in 2s to his credit we hope he relents and lines up again next summer even if to just grab those elusive four poles! He is another who has been a terrific performer for the club over a long period both as player and administrator. I wish him well but hope to see him back on deck with that shiny new cherry in his hand.
Metro Cup The RPC Gold team couldn’t quite repeat last season’s Grand Final appearance but came close in making the semis. Skipper John Stewart has had his young charges really firing in recent years. ur second side PC Green finished eighth. The strength of these two development units is emphasised by the success of the 5th Grade team as players from both these sides feed into 5s. A new Metro opening batting partnership record of a massive 17 by Neale Crawford and 16 year old el Mullins underlines the talent in the ranks. Many thanks to the Metro admin men, ohn Stewart, eremy astr ab and a brave enis Hinds who devastatingly lost his daughter to cancer during the season.
Age competitions When considering the young talent within the club it continues to ama e me that we struggle in the Poidevin Gray and A W Green Shield competitions. The AW Green boys however, were terrific this year and while they finished well back it may have been a different story had they won two close matches. They really turned the tables on Hawkesbury who kept us out of the Grand inal the previous year achieving a 7 wicket victory on their home turf. ehaan Nawa , his dad Aden and aya Murdita did a good job with the side. ehaan and Aden have moved on and will not be with us next season. I wish them well for the future.
ut what about the Poidevin Gray! How disappointing. A great side on paper, particularly in the batting, yet they brought home the wooden spoon having lost all six matches! Sadly that’s the second time since 2009 10 the team has failed to win a match and finished 20th out of 20. With four players with 1st Grade experience I expected to do much better. The best we have done in our 16 years in this competition is fifth in 2010 11. ur performance next season will be a priority. It has to be.
Sponsors nce again our sponsorship support was outstanding. rilliant in fact. To think we have in the order of 25 sponsorship partners makes us all extremely honoured. eastwear continued as our Platinum Sponsor while other new organisations joining the andwick Petersham Cricket family were Specsavers at Marrickville Tsing Tao Chinese beer C Travel Professionals T G Immigration Services Impala Sports S S ehydrate ernadette Summers astern eaches Property Specialists eal state lite Chiropractic and S1.The generosity of these businesses along with our key sponsors enable us to undertake programs and provide facilities we would otherwise not be able to do. Their importance to our continued success is immeasurable and we thank them all for their ongoing support and friendship. Special thanks to Sydney City Toyota for providing our champion all rounder aniel Sams with the use of a vehicle. nder the leadership of ohn Stewart and Neale Anderson the sponsorship and marketing team have been ably supported by Mike Whitney, ill Anderson, Nigil Singh and Carmel Soames. Thanks also go to the countless volunteers who assisted at the Taste of Coogee and the adies Charity day. A detailed list of our sponsors has been included in this report and I urge all members and club followers to return the support they have given us by helping develop their businesses through use of their facilities, expertise and products.
Club Management There is little doubt that one of the reasons for our success over the past 16 years has been our stable management. In all that time there has been only minor change each season to office bearer and committee membership. The Club Management page of this report indicates uite clearly the dedication of a number of people through their many years of voluntary service. We are very fortunate to have such a wonderful pool of experienced and dedicated people managing our club. It’s also incredible to think that since the merger in 2001 Alan Wright, his brother Peter and Chris Sullivan have been committee members throughout that 16 years. Alan completed his 16th year as Chairman of Selectors while Peter has been looking after our affairs as Association level for the same length of time. Chris has also been involved with our social and fund raising events throughout.
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It’s always a sad time when we have to say good be to someone who has made an outstanding contribution to the club over a considerable period of time. And in that regard I want to record my eternal thanks and gratitude to avid olland who has decided to step down as Chief Executive Officer. David has been most effective in that role over the past eight years. It’s a tough job and avid has undertaken the duties with diligence honesty and integrity. is dedication has ensured the level of stability in our administration I referred to earlier. e will not be lost to us however and will continue to be involved where he can particularly undertaking a few scoring duties and the like. Thank you avid. We wish you well.
And talking about being grateful for the work some people put into the club our heartfelt thanks are again extended to ill Anderson in his role as irector of Cricket Operations. Many clubs would be envious of Bill’s contribution along with his expertise and knowledge in dealing with sportsmen at the highest level. As a mentor and advisor there are few better.
Finances When I started with Randwick in 19 6 it cost a little under 00 to run the club for the season. In those days the bats pads and wicket keeping gloves were supplied and owned by the club and were listed as an asset in the balance sheet. While the club doesn’t have to worry about all that personal gear these days the cost of running the club has risen about fold to over $400,000! Amazing stuff. It’s like a small business these days and we need expert financial management to keep on top of it all. Fortunately that’s just what we have with Financial Controller James Tyson doing a great ob.
Coaching Club Coach Greg Small brought a new dimension to our coaching and development program last season and continued the good work this year. e was well assisted by Simon Gould and with the engagement of a number of specialist player coaches the programs were well served. ur th Grade premiership youngsters benefited from their expertise and they along with the many other talented unior players in our ranks are sure to further develop their skills in the seasons ahead. It’s always a thrill to see promising young players doing their stuff in the middle and many of us experienced that this season watching from the sidelines.
Volunteers When Randwick Petersham came into being back in 2001 there was an understandable air of excitement with many people putting up their hand to help get “the show on the road”. But what a pleasure it is 16 years later to note that offer of assistance has not dropped off with our volunteer base still the envy of other clubs. The list of helpers takes a full page of this report and each one of those named play an important part in our success. They have huge energy and act more like a member of a family rather than a club. Brilliant stuff from everybody. Their friendship adds to the “vibe” of this club and makes get togethers on match days and club events all the more en oyable.
Player behaviour After a couple of unfortunate incidents last year I am delighted to report that pursuant to the ideals of trust, respect and humility which I have been pushing ever since I took on the presidency of this club no player was reported this season. We also performed well in the Sydney Cricket Association’s Spirit of Cricket ratings finishing 10th. ur 1st graders performed well to end up third behind Penrith while rd Grade finished th behind Sydney niversity. This is an excellent result and everyone especially our captains and officials should feel proud about the way they have conducted themselves this season.
Sad Losses It’s always a sad occasion when we learn of the passing of people associated with the club and the foundation clubs and this year is no different. Among others two gentlemen who were closely involved with the merger in 2001 were lost to us. aurie eil the club’s first CEO and the man credited with the idea of merging Randwick and Petersham arrickville passed away in ecember 2016 aged . A month or so later we lost rian Proops who was a long term scorer with the old Pete’s club and took over as 1st Grade scorer in our third season. We were particularly saddened at the loss of 2 year old aura inds the daughter of club legend enis inds to the dreaded cancer. And two of the greats of Randwick and Petersham arrickville Greg omann 9 and ryan a ell departed this life early in 201 . The bituary section of this report contains full details.
Thank you one and all for your support dedication loyalty and hard work throughout this and the past 16 years. I look forward to sharing and en oying season 201 1 with you all.
Mike Whitney, President
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THANKS AND APPRECIATION
We couldn’t do it without help and support from a lot of other people. Thank you.
1 The Mayors and staff of Randwick Council and Inner West Council for their assistance and co operation particularly in relation to our grounds. 2 Petersham RSL for their generous and long time support. 3 ll our fantastic and valued sponsors for their ongoing support of our Club 4 Tony Herman his company reen ptions and groundsmen Damian Roser, Daniel Seminara, Kane Campbell and Dale McDonough-Kinkade at Coogee ensington and nape Matt Sommerville, Grant Anderson, Brendan Willey, Nick Cutler, Hayden Spackman and Guy Hammond at Petersham val 5 Harry Solomons and Kingsgrove Sports, Margaret Bayley, James Wynn, Chris Burke and Ross Davies, Alan Wright, John and Corey Pearson, Geoff Cartwright and Cartwright Insurances, John Benaud, Ken Devlin, Mark Sundin, Christine and Chris Hall on behalf of the Tresidder family, Penny Scott-Glassock and family, Peter Rolls, Wayne Mulherin, John Connell, Lyall Gardner, Bill Anderson and Mike Whitney for the donation of nnual wards. 6 Cricket NSW staff and the SCA Committee; NSW Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association 7 Peter Bannigan and Chris Scicluna for the many photographic favours throughout the season along with Steve Smith at club events 8 Patron Alan Turner 9 Bill Anderson for his work with Cricket perations and the st rade team. 10 Lyall Gardner OAM for his work with the nnual eport match previews matters of historical importance and general administration advice. lso for his work as Chairman of andwick Petersham Cricket Legends ociety 11 John Stewart for his role in managing the PC Museum at Coogee val season statistics and cricket clothing. 12 Wayne Mulherin for overseeing the regular discussions with Marrickville Council regarding facilities at Petersham and Marrickville val 13 Ray Stafford for his contribution to the club statistics and nnual eport. 14 David Holland and Greg Small for preparing submissions to both C and the C seeking financial grants. 15 James Tyson and David Holland for managing the club’s finances and Tom Holland for collection of fees. 16 Robin Gardner, Sue Hill, Julie Kennedy, Fay Semple, Suzanne Sams and Amy Singh for managing our canteens. 17 Jeremy Jastrzab, Alan Wright and John Stewart for their continued efforts with the club’s Metropolitan Cup teams. 18 Neale Anderson, Carmel Soames, Anthony Sams and John Stewart for their significant contribution to the raising of the club’s sponsorship dollars. 19 Carmel Soames for heading and organising the andy Petes usiness etwork 20 Greg Small and Simon Gould for overseeing the club’s training and fitness programs as Club Coach and ssistant Coach. 21 pecialist coaching from Nick Warren bowling Alex Kemp batting and David Skuthorpe lower grades 22 Rehaan Nawaz as coach Jaya Murdita and Eddie Otto as assistant coaches and Aden Nawaz for managing the W reen hield team. 23 Aden Nawaz for managing the Poidevin ray hield team. 24 Eddie Otto for overseeing unior evelopment and coaching members of the Poidevin ray hield team. 25 Brian Semple, Errol Sams, Sam Boyns, E-Young Khoo and Jeremy Jastrzab for assisting with st rade scoring. 26 Stan Beal for the continued and valuable work as Practice Captain and nd rade scorer along with David Holland. 27 Richard McCord Club Legend for providing interesting uestions for the weekly ui es and scoring rd rade. 28 Mike Sprowls for scoring th rade. 29 David Bourke for preparation of match reports and distribution of emails to club members and players. 30 Liam O’Loughlin and John Stewart for publicity in the local press. 31 John McLoughlin, David Bourke and Liam O’Loughlin for managing and administering the club’s database and ocial Media arms. 32 Eddie Otto, Alex Kemp, Daniel Sams, Anthony Sams, Peter Devlin and John McLoughlin for their work with The cademy. 33 Karl Schubert as Club Captain and for heading the “Leadership roup” and organising player’s social functions. 34 Peter Wright who represents our needs to both C and W Cricket and chairs the club’s Foundation 35 David Bourke and Peter Devlin for their work with the demanding ob of grounds management. 36 Peter Devlin and Alan Wright who both did a great ob in establishing the coaching and training programs of the club. 37 Alan Wright for arranging purchase of a centre wicket training net and Sam Boyns, E-Young Khoo and John Stewart for its construction. 38 Chris Sullivan and Robin Gardner for organising the President’s Lunch and Graeme Hughes for his role as MC. 39 Mike Whitney as the club’s valued President and for ensuring P is positioned as a leading club within the C . 40 Paul and Anne O’Loughlin Gavin and Kirstie Fox and Richard and Ruth Sidney for assistance at Metro Cup matches. 41 Alex Kemp, Tom Holland, Rod Stafford, David Bourke, Nigil Singh, John Stewart, Alexis Coovre, James Psarakis and Joshua Claridge for captaining teams this summer.
9 Report of the MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
The Randy Petes finished 11th in the Club Championship for the third consecutive season. This was a disappointing result but there are signs of renewal. Our 5th Grade led the way with a dominating season culminating in a Premiership under the leadership of Nigil Singh. The number of young players in the team augurs well for the future.
Again 1st Grade under the captaincy of Alex Kemp played a good brand of cricket, reaching the semi-final of the Limited Overs competition and missing the T20 finals by the slightest of margins. In the Belvidere Cup the lads’ multiple draws were their undoing. This team is exciting and the experience and talent will make them a force in the competition in 2017-18. From this team it was very pleasing that Nathan Price, Anthony Sams and Daniel Sams were selected in the Sydney Cricket Association Merit XII - the most players from any Premier club.
Our Poidevin-Gray and AW Green Shield teams had disappointing seasons compared to their performances in previous seasons, although congratulations should be extended to Metro Gold on qualifying for finals for a second consecutive season under John Stewart and Jeremy Jastrzab.
The other grades did well in some matches but were unfortunately not as consistent as was required. Our 2nd Grade were 15th; 3rd Grade 11th and 4th Grade 8th and all showed considerable promise that the Club hopes can be built upon next season.
Throughout the season many of the Clubs’ players were rewarded with cricketing honours: -David Warner continued to perform for Australia in the Test, One Day and T20 formats and was duly rewarded with the Vice- Captaincy of the Test team -Nathan Price captained the NSW Imparja Cup team at the 2017 Imparja Cup Championships in Alice Springs and was named in the Imparja Cup Team of the Tournament -Jason Sangha – captained Australia U19s v Sri Lanka U19s, Cricket Australia XI (Matador Cup), Prime Minister’s XI, Cricket Australia XI v Pakistan and Sydney Thunder (Rookie contract) -Soumil Chhibber was rewarded with a Sydney 6ers Community Rookie contract -Adam Semple, Daniel Sams, Anthony Sams and Nathan Price each represented the Sydney 6ers Academy -Mac Jenkins captained NSW Green to victory at the National U15s Championships and was named in the Australian U16s -Nathan Price, Anthony Sams and Daniel Sams were named in the SCA Merit XII
ADMINISTRATION - The Management Committee met on seven occasions to discuss directions forward and matters affecting the Club. The Committee received regular reports from the Operations team regarding the coaching and playing side of the Club headed by Bill Anderson and Alan Wright. James Tyson, our Financial Controller, reported on the Club’s finances which after careful management are in a strong position. David Bourke and Peter Devlin managed our grounds skilfully and were instrumental in freeing up grounds for our local junior base – clubs and schools. And John Stewart and Neale Anderson provided updates on sponsorship. Many thanks also to Eddie Otto on Junior Development, Peter Wright on SCA/NSW Cricket matters, John Stewart in efficiently managing the contract for clothing and gear provision with Beastwear’s Aden Nawaz, and Chris Sullivan on social events.
Governance and compliance are major issues currently confronting organisations and the Club is in the process of completing a strategic plan. It has also undertaken at the SCA’s request a self-assessment and review of the make-up of the Club with areas reviewed including governance, management and administration, coaching, finances, technology, volunteers, culture, marketing and sponsorship, juniors, female involvement and community and local government engagement.
CLUB OPERATIONS – During the season we welcomed talented cricketers Jono Moloney, Joe Hart, Matt Everett and Pat Magann from the country – all who played in the 2nd Grade team. Each fitted into the Club’s culture and performed well on the field. Greg Small and Simon Gould continued their dedicated coaching throughout pre-season and into and throughout the season. Many thanks to all the other coaches who have overseen the development of our players in particular Nick Warren, David Skuthorpe, Alex Kemp, Daniel and Anthony Sams and other 1st graders who provided specialist coaching and mentoring. David Skuthorpe, Alex Kemp and Glen Standing continued their coaching in our junior catchments cementing our links with SEJCA and in the Inner West. It is imperative that we continue to build our links with these future Randy Petes.
Can I pay particular tribute to Bill Anderson and Alan Wright who headed Club Operations which is a tough portfolio. This has increased at a time when players are moving between clubs more often resulting in the filling of competitive top grade teams all the more difficult. Both Bill and Alan were instrumental in liaising with leading players and working with Greg Small and Simon Gould in arranging pre-season and in-season training programs and managing the roll-out of the season. Payment of senior players has been a significant agenda item in the Club’s meetings and how we compete with cashed up clubs who attempt to attract our players with cash offerings.
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U S The management of grounds is a huge responsibilit . ot onl do we host SCA matches but also unior club and rep cricket. owever, our partnership with andwick Council over the ears has been a strong one and the standard of grounds at Coogee, Snape and ensington has been well above average. reen ptions continued to prepare both wickets and outfield to a high standard. SCA umpire ground ratings saw Coogee finish 11th out of 1 while enso improved significantl from th to 1 th out of . Snape dropped to th from th. e are indeed luck to have avid Bourke who oversees the administration of grounds and in particular Peter evlin who provides expert advice regarding the standard of cricket wickets and outfields.
Petersham val rated 11th out of and hosted three 1st rade games. nl two top grade matches have been lost there in the past four seasons. a ne Mulherin continues to strengthen the Club’s relationship with Inner est Council and his efforts have seen considerable improvement in our relationship with it over recent ears.
SP S S IP The club’s finances during the 201 1 season grew significantl mainl as a result of eale Anderson and ohn Stewart’s tireless efforts on the sponsorship front. Both have done a tremendous ob in retaining existing sponsors and attracting new ones to the and Petes famil along with Carmel Soames who heads the and Petes Business etwork – an initiative to provide opportunit for our sponsors to network and gain a return on their investment in our Club. ithout their support it would become harder to field pla ers, provide grounds and manage the Club. Therefore, ma I pa tribute to our sponsors who generousl helped the club this season and I encourage all and Petes to support them in the upcoming seasons. Man thanks to Beastwear, Petersham SL, the Clovell Communit Branch of the Bendigo Bank, Adina otel Apartment Coogee, S dne Cit To ota, andwick Bowling Club, China oll, rankie and Swiss, Cartwright Insurance Brokers, S dne Airport Corporation, T Immigration, Impala Sports, S S eh drate, Titan itness, C Chapman Law ers, BP oodward, C Travel Professionals, Alan right and Associates, Bernadette Summers astern Beaches Propert Specialist, Tsingtao, Specsavers Marrickville, Mr Taxman, S1, lite Chiropractic and Mike hitne Promotions. Can I reiterate President Mike Whitney’s comments and offer sincere thanks to eale Anderson, Carmel Soames and ohn Stewart as well as Mike hitne himself for their significant contribution to the raising of the Club’s sponsorship dollars.
C IC T I LA – This season the and Petes partnership with Cricket Ireland as their fficial verseas Scholarship Programme partner continued with Ireland International Andrew Balbirnie oining the Club for a four month stint as he recovered from hip surger . As with all the Irish pla ers we have hosted it was a pleasure to have him with us and his professionalism was without doubt as he mixed in with the entire Club. Significant thanks must go to ohn Stewart for managing this partnership in con unction with the Cricket perations team. It is great to think that no other rade club has an official link with an International team.
C IC T I LA – A T U Can I acknowledge the work of ohn Stewart who organised the Club’s first overseas tour since 9. The tour covered ngland and ublin. ohn took a team of 1 pla ers who departed 1 ul and returned 1 ul 1 . Seven games were pla ed three in ent (organised b th rade pla er Sam Bo ns) and four in ublin. Tour clothing and kit bags were arranged and sponsors secured. A dinner with the Irish Consulate was organised prior to the tour which included a presentation of caps. A meeting with the Australian mbass was also arranged in ublin. It was a might effort and the Club is hugel benefitted b having ohn around to help with the organisation of events such as this.
S CIAL – The President’s Luncheon changed venues this season to the larger capacit oltone ouse, de Park. Steve augh was the drawcard and around guests were able to get up close and personal with the former Australian Test skipper. This has been the Club’s main social event and besides being a great wa to bring the Club together it also contributes to its finances through the sale of auction items. Thanks to Chris Sullivan, obin ardner and ohn Stewart for their work in organising the event and to Mike hitne as MC and raeme ughes for his contribution in rolling out the event at this new and improved venue.
A SALUT – Can I also thank the ladies in our Club – our mums, wives, girlfriends, sisters and daughters. There are a number who have pla ed significant roles in the Club, allowing the men in the famil to pla this great game, and some of who give up part or their entire weekends to support our Club and pla ers. I sincerel thank obin ardner, a Semple, Sue tto, ulie enned , Am Singh and Su anne Sams.
C A T U C MMITT – At the A M this ear ou will see a number of changes to the Management Committee. After eight ears as C I will be stepping down as a result of a new role that I will undertake at m workplace. A replacement C has been extensivel discussed at Committee meetings and a replacement will be recommended to ou for election at the A M. In addition proposed new members of the Committee will be announced. The process to fill positions has been a health one and the succession planning over past ears has helped in enabling this regeneration. Can I thank all who have provided me with support over the ears in helping to manage and administer our great Club and in particular our President Mike hitne .
I ALL Last but not least, thank ou to all supporters and volunteers who give up their time and effort to en o and contribute to a great Club. ith 1 1 season fast approaching our pla ers and coaches have been tearing up the training paddock over the winter and are prepared for a successful season. avid olland Chief xecutive
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The Helpers 2016-17 We are in a unique and enviable position. No other club has the depth and strength of our volunteer support. These are people who give their time and energy to be part of this great club. People who care about our club and the people in it. They are our heart and soul. Whether it is 10 hours or 1,000 hours it is impossible to recognise or thank you enough. Thank you all. 1 Bill Anderson Committee, Director of Cricket Operations 2 Peter Devlin Committee, Club Coaching Director, 1st /2nd Grade Coach, Academy 3 Greg Small Head Coach 4 Simon Gould Assistant Head Coach 5 Daniel Sams Assistant Coach 6 Alex Kemp Batting Coach 7 Nick Warren Bowling Coach 8 David Skuthorpe Assistant Coach – Lower Grades 9 Rehaan Nawaz A W Green Shield Head Coach 10 Jaya Murdita Assistant A W Green Shield Coach 11 Eddie Otto Academy, PG’s and AW Green Shield 12 Aden Nawaz A W Green Shield Manager, Clothing Supplier, Sponsorship Committee 13 Stan Beal Practice Captain, 2nd Grade scorer 14 John Connell 3rd and 4th Grade Team Manager 15 Jeremy Jastrzab Metro Cup Manager, MyCricket input, occasional 1st Grade scorer 16 Richard McCord 3rd Grade scorer / supporter 17 Mike Sprowls 4th Grade Scorer 18 David James and Rod Clark AW Green Shield Scorers 19 Paul O’Loughlin Metro assistance 20 Anne O’Loughlin Metro assistance 21 Robin Gardner Coogee and Petersham Oval canteens, Committee 22 Sue Hill Petersham and Coogee Oval canteens 23 Fay Semple Coogee Canteen 24 Julie Kennedy Coogee Canteen 25 Amy Singh Supporter 26 Sam Boyns Assistance with 1st Grade scoring; club statistics 27 E-Yoong Khoo Assistance with 1st Grade scoring 28 Ray Stafford Statistics and Annual Report 29 John Stewart Statistics and Annual Report, Museum Curator, Sponsorship Policy, Publicity, Clothing Manager occasional 1st Grade scorer 30 John McLoughlin Academy, Website Manager 31 David Bourke Website Administrator, Match Reports, Annual Report, Social Organiser, Grounds Manager 32 Wayne Mulherin Management of Petersham Oval, RPC Foundation Director 33 Dave Kelly Memorabilia 34 Karl Schubert Club Captain, Social Function organiser 35 Brett Hunter Club Ambassador 36 Alan Turner Patron, RPC Foundation Director 37 Lyall Gardner OAM Annual Report, Legends Chairman, Publicity, RPC Foundation Director, General Admin 38 Chris Scicluna Club photographer 39 Peter Bannigan Photographer 40 Steve K Smith Photographer, President’s Lunch Auctioneer 41 David Holland Committee, CEO 42 James Tyson Committee, Financial Controller, Insurance 43 Neale Anderson Committee – Director of Marketing and Sponsorship 44 Carmel Soames Manager – Randy Petes Business Network, Marketing and Sponsorship Committee 45 Anthony Sams Sponsorship Committee 46 Damian Sidney Sponsorship Committee 47 James Wynn Assisting with club sponsorship 48 Chris Sullivan Committee, Social Chairman, Golf Day Organiser 49 Tom Holland Assisting with the collection of player fees 50 Nigil Singh Committee 51 Rod Stafford Committee 52 Alan Wright Committee, Chairman of Selectors and Coaching Co-ordinator 53 Peter Wright Committee, SCA and NSWCA Delegate, Legal Advice, RPC Foundation Chairman 54 Mike Whitney Club President, RPC Foundation Director 55 John Pearson RPC Foundation Director 56 Brian Semple 1st Grade match day, occasional scorer 57 Errol Sams 1st Grade match day, occasional scorer 58 Suzanne Sams Coogee canteen 59 Team Captains Alex Kemp, Tom Holland, Rod Stafford, David Bourke, NigIl Singh, John Stewart, Jeremy Jasztrab, Alexis Coovre, James Psarakis, Joshua Claridge
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Overview Overall RPCC had in the order of 25 partners in season 2016-17. They provided a variety of support from hard earned dollars, to product to discounts on products and services. All are gratefully received by the club members.
Of course, partners expect a commercial return through increased business or brand awareness or recognition for their community support.
We urge you to promote them to your friends and network and buy their products and services.
New Sponsors Season 2016-17 was an exciting one of sponsorship for the club with the addition of some important new sponsors. New sponsors this year were: Specsavers at Marrickville Tsing Tao (Chinese beer) JC Travel Professionals TEG Immigration Services Impala Sports SOS Rehydrate Bernadette Summers Eastern Beaches Property Specialists Real Estate Elite Chiropractic QS1 In turn we aim to recognise their support by giving back what we can in terms of business and referrals while helping develop their businesses through use of their facilities, expertise and products. Their contact details are located elsewhere in this report and we encourage all club members, supporters and Legends to support our sponsors and donors.
Social Media Facebook – it’s a sign of the times but we do have a Facebook page! For all the latest news and game day score updates follow us on Facebook and “like” our sponsors Facebook pages. Thanks to David Bourke for leading this great social media strategy. We have increased our footprint to over 2,600 – with followers across the globe. It’s here: http://www.facebook.com/RandwickPetershamCricket
Instagram – this season courtesy of new Media Officer Liam O’Loughlin, the Randy Petes arrived on Instagram allowing for instant news and videos to be readily available. Within three months of its launch we cracked 300 followers.
MVP Award Via our sponsors at JC Travel Professionals, this year we had the much sought after Randy Petes Most Valuable Player (MVP) – the winner will be announced at the AGM in July.
LinkedIn page This year we developed our own LinkedIn page to foster the RPCC network – with more of a business content and feel.
The Randy Petes Brand You thought we were a cricket club. But we are a potential brand that wields the willow! You will have noticed a few changes last year in our clothing, featuring the italicised Randy Petes logo. This year we continued with our polo shirts with the Randy Petes logo. Check them out on the website.
It’s the Team Under the leadership of John Stewart and Neale Anderson the sponsorship and marketing team have been ably supported by Mike Whitney, Bill Anderson, Nigil Singh and Carmel Soames– all gave generously of their time to create and convert sponsorship opportunities.
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Platinum Sponsor
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Gold Sponsors
ontinues to e a Ma or onsor of RP he lu rovides financial su ort to our unior evelo ment Program and modern social facilities at the R L lu han s Peto R L
ho said an ers don’t have a heart? Bendigo Bank – lovelly ommunity ranch oined us in as a ma or s onsor and have een a delight to wor with he RP oundation now an s with them as do several clu mem ers and usinesses If ever there was a cause to su ort, it’s sending your business to banks like this who connect with their community and don’t just pay lip service to the notion ravo
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ith its s ectacular vista of the city s yline, hina oll moderni es yet follows the traditional oriental e eriences from a an, ong ong, hina and across outh ast sia Michael and Marlee n er love their cric et and the Randy Petes, so get down there for some of the finest sian food in ydney nd ust o ened in the summer is their latest venture – istro Re in Potts Point – for great rench dining e erience he President has een there and can recommend it highly
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Adina Apartment Hotel Coogee is a stone’s throw from Coogee Beach and the local eateries Boasting state o the art accommodation gym and con erence room it is the per ect destination or your ne t break or business meeting ll andwick etersham members and supporters have been o ered an e clusive discount on all uture bookings o take advantage o the o er contact otel anager ob c enna directly ention you are a andy etes member when booking
Silver Sponsors
artwright nsurance Brokers have been sponsors o andwick and now the andy etes or many moons he irst call or your business insurance needs
he andy etes watering hole social hub in the ast hether a game o bare oot bowls or a party venue B at the corner o he venue and owper t is the per ect location
ravel ro essionals are e perts at local and international travel including cruises lights accommodation transportation etc hey can do it all o support them as much as you can or special deals and bonuses or the andy etes amily and riends including all our sponsors’ families. Visit them via www jctravel com au randwick to book your ne t ustralian getaway or nternational holiday
mmigration is one o the industry leaders in migration and visa application services mmigration assist clients worldwide in all matters related to ustralian migration including providing pro essional advice on ustralian visa eligibility and visa application management to give clients the best chance o success in securing an ustralian visa hey have had great success in securing permanent visas or clients and helping temporary residents with their long term permanent residence strategy
ashpal rda is the rincipal o and ancies himsel as a cricketer
Impala Sports Master bat maker, Robin Younan has over 25 years’ e perience and is imparting this into the manu acturing process to produce high uality and innovative cricket bats and e uipment ll bats have incredible looks but more importantly per orm magni icently on the ield sed by some o the top nternational and ydney remier cricketers mpala ports are the bats or you
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Green Sponsors
r Mi helangelo egner is entrally lo ated Avo a St in the medi al hub of Randwi k. As a registered Chiropra tor, Mi helangelo keeps up to date with the latest professional developments and s ientifi resear h in his field. He is fully skilled in all areas of Chiropra ti are, with more spe ifi training and interests in sports therapy, pregnan y and post birth ba k are, sports and o upational rehabilitation. http www.elite hiropra ti . om.au
Spe savers Marri kville Shop Marri kville Metro Shopping Centre) are the eyewear supplier for designer men’s, women’s and children’s glasses as well as professional eye tests and assessments. atrina Hobson and her friendly staff should be your first point of onta t for glasses and eye tests. Mention you are a Randy etes member for e lusive offers and dis ounts. ye tests an be made by alling 55 or by booking online at https www.spe savers. om.au stores marri kville
Mike hitney is both an outstanding resident and sponsor. Mike MC’s corporate events such as strategy days and marketing and fundraising events. o one better in the business.
wned by three lo al Sydney siders who reated itan with the intention of providing the ommunity with the largest, friendliest and most lu urious gyms in Sydney – and they’ve ended up providing one of the best gyms in Australia
SoS Rehydrate available in erry, Citrus, Mango and Co onut is free from artifi ial sweeteners, preservatives, flavours and olours and is the fastest a ting ie fastest rehydration on the market. nown as RA IV for its effe tiveness it is the most on entrated ele trolyte on the market, and therefore only g in 5 ml is needed to meet orld Health rganisation H ral rehydration guidelines whi h is signifi antly better than any ompetitors. It is also A A ompliant. In 2 SoS Rehydrate was the Randy etes ffi ial Hydration artner
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enis inds from C Chapman awyers is the effervescent e – skipper and manager of the Metro Cup team, a life member and long time supporter of the club. or your legal services speak to roucho. ow a fully fledged umpire too but never a bad decision given. e reckons.
r drian aftery better known as Mr a man has almost 0 years’ experience in providing accounting services and financial advice to businesses and individuals. drian holds a h in elf Managed uperannuation unds and is also a Certified inancial lanner. o for your financial and ta advice contact Mr a man.
Community Cricket Partner
ydney irport Corporation – everyone knows who they are and this year supported our unior cricket development activities in both the andwick and Marrickville local government areas for local supporting communities.
hank you to all our sponsors and donors for your support. our funds allow us to provide vital facilities and programs such as unior evelopment, the CC cademy, coaching, clothing, player awards and pay operational e penses. Most of our sponsors have been with us for many years, while some are new. ll are vitally important to our success and future.
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Thank you all! We greatly appreciate your support in making the Randy Petes a successful, well managed, well respected club that is a contributor to its community and its youth.
17 The 2016-17 Grade Season in Summary
Round 1 v Fairfield-Liverpool (Limited Overs matches) Sat. 25 Sept 2016 1st Grade: won by 9 runs @ Coogee—7-332cc to 323 (lost toss): See separate Limited Overs summary for full details. 2nd Grade: lost by 28 runs @ Rosedale—210 to 8-238cc (lost toss): 100 runs were on the board before the Lions lost their first wicket. And at 3-171 a huge total was in the offing. However, a good fightback saw the last 5 wickets fall for 67 with Kushaal Ram (4-43 off 10 overs) returning the best figures. New recruits Matt Everett (40) and Irishman Andrew Balbirnie (25) looked good but both were gone at 107. Shaun Eaton (32) and Suffan Hassan (43) were the big hopes but after they and new skipper Tom Holland (4) went, runs were a struggle against the clock. A disappointing loss but positive vibes emerged from a new-look side. 3rd Grade: won by 4 wkts @ Petersham—6-246 to 244 (lost toss): At 3-171 we looked likely to chase plenty. However, when Ash Burton chipped in with a wicket the rot set in and he was able to finish with 5-32 off 6.5 overs (all caught) leaving a gettable target despite extras of 36 including 23 wides. Ben Stares (73) and new boy Sam Mackay (45) put on 105 for the second wicket while Jack Lyle (64) and John McLoughlin (47) did even better with 112 for the fourth, just 10 short of victory which was achieved very smartly. A solid win. 4th Grade: won by 5 wkts @ Fairfield—5-156 to 8-155cc (lost toss): Quality tight bowling and athletic fielding kept the screws on the Lions bats and they were unable to post more than a mediocre score. New “quick” Doug Loth returned the best figures (3-39 off 10) while Kyri Tsalikidis (2-34 off 10) and Rehaan Nawaz (1-18 off 10) kept them in check. In the run chase a 100 runs partnership for the third wicket between Kaoser Ahmed (58) and “the comeback kid” Dave Mitchell (35) sealed the win in 35.5 overs with skipper David Bourke chipping in with 11*. 5th Grade: won by 35 runs @ Kensington—216 to 181 (won toss): We were in trouble early until a 110 runs partnership for the seventh wicket by Corey Graham (52 off 52 balls) and Jack Standing (64 off 54 balls with 6 fours and 3 sixes) got the side back on track. At 3-124 it looked like a Lions victory but Standing (4-35 off 10) claimed 3 quick wickets while Chris Hart (3-31) mopped up with the final 7 wickets falling for 57.
Round 2 v Western Suburbs (Limited Overs matches) Sat. 1 Oct. 2016 1st Grade: won by 102 runs @ Petersham—9-278cc to 176 (won toss): See separate Limited Overs summary for full details. 2nd Grade: lost by 4wkts @ Punchbowl---180 to 6-181 (lost toss): With both openers gone for ducks and three others quickly following the decision to send us in looked a good one at 5-45. However, Suffan Hassan carried the fight to the Magpies with a magnificent innings to be last out for 82. A wicket first ball to James Tyson (1-25) was a great start but others proved hard to get and the target was achieved in 45.5 overs. Kushaal Ram (2-25) returned the best figures but Sam Wood’s miserly 1-16 off 10 was a fine effort. 3rd Grade: lost by 3 runs @ Coogee—9-239cc to 242 (lost toss): Wickets were hard to come by early but the side wrapped up the innings well after going through the middle order. Skipper Rod Stafford led the way with 3-37. In the run chase Karl Schubert had the side away well with 53 off 65 balls and at 1-97 we were on track. John McLoughlin with 64 off 84 provided the backbone of the innings and had good partnerships with Jack James (28) and Matt Wallis (20). But with wickets falling at the end including the ninth on the last ball we finished 3 short. The difference between the sides was in the extras—Wests conceded 8 and we gave away 27 including 18 wides. 4th Grade: won by 11 runs @ Blick—150 to 139 (lost toss): Sent in to bat Kaoser Ahmed (32) had things on track at 1-62 but his dismissal saw 5 wickets fall for 20 and a 6-82 score-line. Matt Calder (27) got the total to 9-131 but Doug Loth’s 19 and Kiri Tsalikidis (6*) added a valuable 19 for the last wicket. Wests were doing it easy at 1-102 but when Andrew Sprowls (5-24 off 10) grabbed 5 quick wickets and Calder (1-1) got another it was suddenly 7-120. Loth (2-30) and Tsalikidis (2-37) then cleaned up for an amazing win. Nine wickets had fallen for 37. The Wests total of 139 included a massive 44 extras (32%) including 24 wides. Our 150 included 25 extras. 5th Grade: won by 7 runs @ Kensington—176 to 169 (won toss): Young guns Jackson Eldridge (36), Himanshu Kakkereni (28) and Dylan Powell (42) provided the backbone of the innings. English import Sam Boyns (4-28 off 10) and Nigil Singh (2-37 off 10) kept Wests in check while young Mac Jenkins (0-15 off 10) tightened the screws for a good but narrow win.
Round 3 v Northern District (2 Day matches) Sats. 8-15 Oct. 2016 1st Grade: Drawn @ Mark Taylor—6-431 to 7-427 (won toss): In a brilliant exhibition of batting Anthony Sams (79) and Alex Kemp (63) put on 146 for the first wicket. Nathan Price hit 40 off 36 balls while Jake Scicluna made 73 off 109 for a 5-355 score-line. But the day belonged to James Psarakis who slammed a spectacular 110 off 123 with 15x4. Irish debutant Andrew Balbirnie made 23 off 27 for a huge final score of 431. NDs showed that the pitch was made for batting by putting on 196 for the first wicket with both openers making tons. At 5-305 we were well in it but a late order charge got them to within 4 runs of our total when stumps were drawn. A total of 858 runs had not produced a point for either side. Dan Sams (2-124 off 26) and Greg West (2-90 off 18) did best with the ball. In 5 of the 10 matches that round 400+ was scored. 2nd Grade: Drawn @ Coogee—6-348 to 8-427 dec. (lost toss): In a real batting blitz NDs took to the bowling from the outset in perfect conditions on a flat pitch needing only 88 overs for a mammoth total of 427. No bowler was spared with Kushaal Ram 3-104 off 23) taking the honours. Matt Moran was lost late on day 1 and Sam Mackay early on day 2 for a 69 score-line. But it was all Matt Everett who batted brilliantly for 195* with 26 fours to secure a solid draw. Suffan Hassan (45), Tom Holland (33) and Kushaal Ram (32) also played well. 3rd Grade: lost by 54 runs @ Asquith—223 to 277 (lost toss): At 4-82 NDs were on the back foot but a 74 runs partnership swung the game back their way with their no.3 making 134 after batting into the second day. Rod Stafford (4-62) and Tom McKenzie (3-60) bowled best. In reply we were 6-117 before Ash Burton hit 73 off 86 with 8 fours and a six to give the total some respectability. 4th Grade: lost by 2 wkts @ Petersham—225 to 8-226 (won toss): At 4-44 we were quickly in trouble before a partnership of 141 between Matt Calder (83 12x4,1x6) and David Bourke (70* 10x4) got the batting back on track. But none of the remaining 5 bats could score more than 9 for a final tally of only 225 in perfect conditions. At 2-16 and 3-59 we were in the game and even more-so at 6-131 and 8-183 with one injured. But the resolve of the last pair carried the day with a partnership of 43*. Kyri Tsalikidis (3-74) and Doug Loth (2-54) bowled well. 5th Grade: lost by 2 wkts @ Storey Park—171 to 8-205 (won toss): Breaking the opening partnership of 46 was the trigger for a collapse which saw 6 RP wickets fall for 14 and leave the score teetering at 6-60. Corey Graham (32) and Nigil Singh (50) put on 64 but when they went the side was wrapped up for 171. At 3-52 and then 7-157 and even 8-166 there remained a “window” before the tail chased down the target. Sam Boyns (4-62 off 24) and Singh (3-67 off 28) starred with the ball and almost pulled off a win.
18 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 Round 4 v Blacktown (2 Day matches) Sats. 22-29 Oct. 2016 After stumbling to 6 15 the tail wagged with two 5 s and the no. 8 making 1 to set an imposing target. Dan Sams (3 63 off 1 ) bowled best while K debutant Matt ritchley (1 off 1 ) and Nathan rice (2 2 off 6) gave good support. The run chase required a record and Anthony Sams (121 off 1 3 with 1 ) and Ale Kemp (122 off 19 with 16 6) did that with 25 for the first wicket rice ( off 39) and Daniel Sams ( 5 off 29) added the e tras to see the target passed in 1 overs after dodging a storm which sent players from the field at 3 3 2. A record run chase for 1st rade and the club. — At 5 Blacktown looked likely to be wound up for less than 1 . But a partnership of 8 got them back on track. But it was the 2 for the 1 th wicket which did the damage to post a competitive 253. Kushaal am ( 69) and ames Tyson (3 2 ) took the bowling honours. n the run chase the top four were gone for 59 by stumps on day 1. A steady flow of wickets day 2 saw the score at 9 1 9 before a dogged last stand of 66 by oe art (55) and Tyson (22*) gave the total some respectability. — Sent in to bat the 1 score was looking reasonable but the dismissal of Mackay for 12 saw a collapse where 6 wickets fell for 33. Skipper od Stafford held the innings together with 3* off balls while the remaining wickets fell. At 3 1 in reply there was a sniff but a 1 1 runs partnership sealed the team’s fate. An injury to Stafford saw John McLoughlin take on the spinner’s role finishing with 3 26 off 15 overs. Sending in Blacktown after overnight rain did not produce the results intended and much leather chasing saw the side faced with a huge target. Kyri Tsalikidis stuck manfully to his task ending with 11 from a marathon 25 overs. n reply the score quickly slumped to 6 before a record partnership of 126 by orey arker (96) and aya Murdita (31) for the seventh wicket got the score to 2 3. owever once Murdita went the tail was wrapped up with arker bowled short of a ton. — At 6 6 with Nigil Singh ( 5 ) and the returning abe Budwee (3 36) in full flight a low target was on offer. owever a partnership of 5 followed by another of 6 then one of 33 for the 1 th wickets saw the challenge over 2 . n reply we had it all to do at 5 82 but the tail didn’t wag like Blacktown’s and the last five went for 44. Dylan Powell did best with 34.
Round 5 v Penrith (2 Day matches) Sats. 5-12 Nov. 2016 — The anthers began well to be 69 but a run out brought a collapse which saw seven wickets fall for 8 for a score line of 1 . But as had been the case in earlier games the tail wagged and it was 88 runs later before Adam Semple struck for the third time. Semple finished with 5 58 off 1 .5 supported by rank Neser with 2 1 off 1 . Another solid opening partnership saw 65 on before Ale Kemp went for 1 . Nathan rice hit off 2 with 5 fours and 2 si es. When top scorer Anthony Sams went he had scored 81 (13 fours) of the 1 2 total. With three wickets falling quickly the 6 188 score line gave Penrith a “window” but a 54 runs partnership between ason Sangha (38 off 58 with 5 fours and 2 si es) and Semple (25* off 58 with 5 fours) ensured the win. — After a reasonable start of 3 the persistent bowling paid off with a steady stream of wickets having them all out for a poor 15 . Kushaal am ( 29 off 15) ames Tyson (2 35 off 12) Shaun aton (2 29 off ) and Sam Wood (2 3 off 12.5) shared the spoils. At 1 65 it appeared the target could be reached that day but 5 wickets falling for 35 evened up the game (6 1 ). pener Sam Mackay was still there however and with the tail he managed to reel in the target and was last man out for an e cellent . After we were 5 52 an outright attempt giving the side its first points of the season while enrith had its first loss. — Rod Stafford’s first toss win saw the side in early trouble at 6 8 . A rearguard attack by Stafford ( 1) and Ash Burton (35) saw the total climb to 9 1 . But it was the 1 th wicket partnership of 6 by Tom McKen ie (2 * off 28) and mair Ali (2 off 3 ) to give the total some respectability. n the run chase the anthers were looking good at 2 1 then 5 181 but Stafford (3 62 off 25) and Burton ( 38 off 16. ) took four quick wickets for get the score to 9 213. Then it was our A Burton (Ash) against their A Burton (Adam) to get a nick when the scores were even to tie the match ust as the two teams had done two years ago — Batting first it was a regular fall of wickets with only David Mitchell (22) showing any resolve. n reply enrith almost passed the target one down with the second wicket falling at 9 . n the second innings aya Murdita showed batting qualities with 65* in 83 minutes. — enrith were quickly in trouble against good bowling from Sam Boyns (3 25) abe Budwee (3 3 ) and Nigil Singh (2 1 ). hasing a poor 123 however our bats made it hard work and were out 11 runs behind. Batting again the anthers could do little better losing 9 3 after a 1 59 start with Singh ( 22) and mar Warisi (3 6) up from Metro up running through them. With 1 3 to get off 38 overs for an outright win ackson ldridge (58*) Sean ushton (2 ) and avin de Silva (28*) got them in 36 overs for an outstanding win.
Round 6 v Sydney (2 Day matches) Sats. 19-26 Nov. 2016 — t was a good decision to send in the Tigers as they were out for a below par score after being 6 132. Adam Semple (5 5 off 19.3 overs) was brilliant in the absence of Dan Sams on 2nd duty. rank Neser (2 5 off 18) was good support. Kushaal am (1 8 off 8) was a 1st rade debutant. Anthony Sams was bowled for a duck but at 11 we were on track. ames sarakis (36) and ason Sangha ( 9) appeared to have it all under control but were gone with the total 8 19 . At 211 needing 6 Matt ritchley (13) went lbw as did Soumil hhibber (15) with 2 to get. ne that got away. — At 3 168 a big score was on the cards with Shaun aton (8 ) and Andrew Balbirnie ( 2) in full flight with a 11 runs partnership. But both were gone with the score 1 3 and the tail showed little resistance. The match was even at stumps day 1 with Sydney 3 8 but on a sunny second day the runs flowed as wickets were hard to get. Sam Mackay with 3 2 returned the best bowling figures although aton had a good double with 2 off 16. e made a good 5 in the second dig with 1 fours. — The first five bats only made between 16 and 28 and at 165 the side was struggling to post a score in good conditions. owever Scott Sharma in his first game this season smashed 99 off 8 balls with 11 fours and 6 si es before he was second last man out lbw. With Doug Loth (3 39 off 2 ) bowling beautifully to have the Tigers 5 125 it looked all over. And it was even more so at 8 211 and 9 22 . But the resolve of the tail saw 2 put on to take the points. Sharma (3 36 off 13) also bowled well. — Sending Sydney in to bat proved a winner with Nick Warren making a comeback and grabbing the first 5 wickets to have them 5 1. But a runs partnership put some respectability into the score even though the second 5 were wrapped up for 36. Warren finished with 5 2 off 2 overs. A disastrous start to the run chase saw the score 3 and while the veterans David Mitchell (52) and David Bourke (32) scored 8 of the 123 total only one other bat made double figures.
19 — hasing a below par total of the side could only make including 23 e tras with Jackson ldridge 2 and Matt ilder 35 the only bats making double figures. A confident Sydney team rattled up 5 off just 22 overs to set a target of 88 off 35 overs. Jack Standing with fours and 2 si es and ldridge with fours made short work of it with the first wicket making 8 and the second for a brilliant victory.
Round 7 v Uni. NSW (2 Day matches) Sats. 3 & 10 December 2016 — Sent in to bat after overnight storms we were uickly in trouble with the top 5 out for 3 . Matt richley hung in for 3 off 45 balls but no one else scored more than . hile there were a couple of hiccups along the way ni. had no trouble passing the total and declared one run in front only 4 down. Some swashbuckling batting occurred to post a challenging total with Anthony Sams 8 off James Psarakis 4 off 4 and athan Price 35 off 38 leading the way. ith 248 to get off 48 overs Dan Sams made early inroads to have the students at 3 35. An 82 run partnership held up proceedings but when ritchley 2 5 off 2 struck twice it was game on. hree more to Sams and a window for an upset outright win was on the cards at 8 83. owever overs were running out and after 25 balls for one run and no wicket the charge was over. Dan Sams finished with 54 off overs. — Second placed ni. were in trouble early and while the tail wagged to get to 5 it looked a below par score. James yson 3 28 off overs ushaal Ram 3 off 5 Ash Burton 2 2 off and Andrew Balbirnie 2 off balls shared the wickets. n reply Matt verett went with the score on 2 but a 4 partnership by Balbirnie and Matt Moran (49) sealed Uni’s fate. Balbirnie went on to total 2 with 5 fours. A 5 lead was not enough as the students took charge in the second dig with only yson 2 off claiming a scalp. A top class first innings win by wickets. — t was the Jack James show as the year old compiled an uncon uered 5 off 2 balls with fours. e went in at 8 and stayed for the final score of 25 . aoser Ahmed 4 off and Matt alder 3 off provided good support. At 2 in reply ni. were on target but a 4 spell by skipper Rod Stafford turned the game around. But after taking the score from to 8 yri salikidis 3 5 off 2 struck with 3 wickets and it was all over. — At 2 4 ni. were in control until abe Budwee 2 52 off and am owler 2 off 3 knocked over four to be before the tail wagged for a 25 final tally. Sam Boyns 3 3 off 3 was best. At 2 8 and 3 4 in the run chase it was a poor start. But a great effort by Jaya Murdita batting no 3 8 off 4 and a better one by Jack Standing 8 off 5 with fours and 4 si es took it away from the students for an ama ing win. he final score was the team’s best total of the season. — At 4 5 and 5 73 runs were hard to get and it was only Matt Hilder’s 39 and Nigil Singh’s 21 which gave the final tally any respectability. But it was a different story at the bowling crease with ni. being knocked over for only with Singh 3 off 2 overs the destroyer. Debutant and third generation player Mitch O’Loughlin finished off with 2 2 off 8 . A uick fire uncon uered 8 by Ben Montedoro 45 and Sean Rushton 34 off overs brought about a declaration. eeding to win outright the attacking nature soon brought results with the target being achieved in 35 overs. An une pected outright defeat after being well on top until the final hour or so. Singh took 2 48 to complete the match with 84.
Round 8 v North Sydney (Limited Overs matches) Sat. 17 December 2016 — See separate Limited vers summary. — Reduced to 42 overs a side after early rain orths were bowled out for a below par score with Shaun aton 3 2 off overs the pick of the bowlers. Matt verett 42 and Ma Moran 2 put on 42 for the first wicket. Andrew Balbirnie then backed up his century last week with another innings of pure class. e toyed with the Bears’ bowlers getting the side over the line with a couple of overs to spare. Balbirnie was well supported by Suffan assan 23 . — Sending orths in paid early dividends when Doug Loth 3 2 off 8 overs and Rehaan awa 2 off reduced them to 4 . After a 5 runs partnership young leg spinner yri salikidis 4 3 of struck before going on to clean up the tail for a well below par score. Jack James with 5 balls 4 and John McLoughlin with 3 ensured there was no slip up chasing down the target in just 33.3 overs. An e cellent win. — Sent in to bat arl Schubert 45 off balls and David Mitchell 4 off 83 set up a handy total and while there was a bit of a lapse Matt allis 34 off 2 with a four and 3 si es and Jack Standing 2 off 22 with 3 fours and a si . And while the side was out in just 45.3 overs Andrew Sprowls 2 5 off 5 overs and allis 3 2 off .5 made early inroads to have orths struggling at 5 . Mac Jenkins 3 2 off and Standing 2 5 off cleaned up for a good win with a bonus point. — Batting first orths were uickly in trouble against some spirited bowling from Sam Boyns 11 off 10 overs) and new chum Mitchell O’Loughlin (5 25 off who became the second youngest to take 5 for in 5s. After being 3 3 a undefeated partnership between ishwas Saini 5 and Matt ilder 4 to win in 35 overs.
Round 9 v Bankstown (Limited Overs matches) Sat. 7 January 2017 — See separate Limited vers summary for full details. — arly inroads by James yson 3 45 off and leggie Joe art 3 4 off 8 had the Bulldogs reeling at 8 . But an 85 runs partnership put them back in the game. ith the th wicket falling at 2 the tail was uickly wrapped up. n reply Ma Moran 2 off 22 and Matt verett 38 off 85 along with Suffan assan 5 off 8 with 4 fours and 3 si es set the side up for victory. oung debutant Jack James 2 off 38 showed his class and was there when the win was posted off 4 .4 overs. washed out no play — Sending the Dogs in backfired with the score at . owever skipper David Bourke produced a 5 5 off effort with the ball to see the score slump to 8 44 before some late slogging managed to get the final tally to 2 . At 5 in the run chase the target was on schedule but a collapse when three bats managed ducks and three others only got as high as seven. Some defiance by James Mahony Brack 2 off 4 and Andrew Sprowls 22 off 32 put some respectability into a poor final score. — At 4 3 Bankstown were looking at a large total notwithstanding they were last in the comp without a win. Mitch O’Loughlin (3 2 off and Sam Boyns 2 off however managed to keep them under 2 with the opener out for . ith a pair of 3 s by Savio racias lor and hris art we were looking good at 8 . But the wheels fell off with only Ben Montedoro 24 making any real contribution as we lost 2 and the match.
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Round 10 v Parramatta (2 Day match 1st Grade limited overs for lowers) Sat. 14 (Sun 15) January 2017 Sent in under overcast and humid conditions the early bats struggled in a 5 54 score line. a e Scicluna (3 ) and dam Sem le (21) were the only ones to weather the storm in a disa ointing total. he arramatta bats had little trouble under sunny s ies in dis osing of the target in ust 34.5 overs. n the second dig s i er le em ( ) Sem le (23) and ran Neser (23 ) set the els 1 9 to get in 31 overs to win outright. Sem le (3 12 off ) and an Sams (2 50 off 9) uic ly reduced them to 5 54. ith the other bowlers chi ing in the scenario was 9 102 with 2 overs to go. But o ener Nic Bertus (52 ) was the stumbling bloc and he and the last man managed to hold on against a s irited attac which almost ulled the game out of the bag. — t was ames yson at his best noc ing over the first three for a 3 29 score line. here was a recovery to be 141 before yson cleaned u to finish with 5 24 off 10 overs. Shaun aton 2 42 off .2 was ne t best. n re ly Ma Moran (15) and Matt verett (27) ut on 42. Suffan Hassan (3 ) followed u along with s i er om Holland (23) in chase of a bonus oint. t 3 129 both fell in uic succession. Suddenly we slum ed to 154 before ac ames (15 ) and yson (1 ) saw the side home. — Batting in humid conditions four duc s uic ly saw the score at 5 5 from which the side never recovered. Matt Calders’ 21 was one of four scores in double figures. The Eels had no trouble in belting 66 from 12.3 overs to win by 10 wic ets with a bonus oint and leave the side with the record for the biggest single innings defeat by wickets in 3rd Grade’s history. — n o ening artnershi of 7 had arramatta set for a big score until ames Mahony Brac (2 2 off 5) removed both o eners for a 2 91 score line. he introduction of Mac en ins (4 15 off ) and orey raham (3 off .3) uic ly turned the game around and wic ets fell for 25 for a final tally of 11 . n re ly the dismissal of arl Schubert (27) on 41 triggered a colla se which saw 5 wic ets fall for 13 for a 5 54 score line. aya Murdita (2 ) did well to get the score to 90 but it was Matt allis (29 with 5 fours and a si ) and Mahony Brac (12 ) to bring it home in 24.2 overs and snatch a bonus oint. — steady fall of wic ets saw the score uic ly slum to 2. Only Ben Montedoro (55 ) and Mitch ones (17) low in the order offered any real resistance in what was a oor score. arramatta had no trouble assing the total after losing a wic et at 1 to ta e the win in ust 39 overs. he 9 wic ets defeat was a new margins loss record for 5th rade.
Round 11 v Manly (2 Day matches) Sats. 21 & 28 January 2017 — magnificent 112 by Nathan rice off 15 balls with 12 fours and one si to remain uncon uered at innings end set u a reasonable target des ite a number of batting disa ointments. Only nthony Sams (41) and ason Sangha (41) managed to get ast 1 . But the im ressive Manly batting line u was uic ly reduced to rubble as an Sams and dam Sem le shared the first wic ets with 47 on the board. Both “heavies” Adam and James Crosthwaite went for ducks. Dan Sams finished with 5 45 off 15.1 and Sem le 3 47 off 13. late order rally followed but they were all out by lunch on day 2 some 9 runs in arrears. nthony Sams (40 ) got some batting ractice before stum s were called at tea. — Batting first some solidarity was sought with the score a sha y 3 52 but the loss of 4 11 ut the cat among the igeons at 7 3. Scott Sharma batting no. gave a great dis lay however finally succumbing for 9 off balls with fours and 4 si es. he 139 target loo ed well below ar and the Sea agles had no trouble running it down without loss in 31 overs to ut us bac in. ll on day 1 om Holland 4 and Matt verett (3 ) got us through the afternoon before an early finish. he 10 wic ets loss was a new loss margins record for 2nd rade. — ith four bats getting good starts the final tally of 205 was well below ar. New s i er Ben Stares 45 Matt alder 41 ono Maloney 3 and hris ing 30 scored the bul of the runs. n the run chase Manly crashed from 1 1 to 131 all out after ace bowler oug Loth too 54 off 15 overs. ehaan Nawa (2 21 off 7) rovided good su ort in a good win. — Sent in to bat Manly got to 0 43 then s ectacularly lost all 10 wic ets for 14 to be out for 57 (including the loss of 9 for ). hey went from 1 51 to all out 57 in 15 overs. abe Budwee too the first 2 wic ets (2 27 off 12) and Mac en ins the last 2 (2 3 off 4). he wic ets in between all fell to Matt allis in a brilliant burst to ta e 2 off 14 after having 0 24. n re ly ac son ldridge (105 ) scored his maiden remier ric et ton while avid Mitchell was the only other bat to ma e 20 (21). n the attem t to win outright Manly dug in with abe Budwee (2 2 ) returning best figures with Matt allis ta ing 1 25. — Batting first we were loo ing good at 1 70 with hris Hart (4 ) and ylan owell (22) batting well. But at 75 both were out and by the time we were 95 7 were gone. Some good hitting from young ac Standing got him an e cellent 50 but the total of 140 didn’t look near enough. t 3 71 at stumps it was still anyone’s game. However, on day 2 it was one way traffic as both bats scored hundreds. n our second dig Hart scored a solid 53 to go with his earlier 4 .
Round 12 v Mosman (2 Day match 1st Grade limited overs for lowers) Sat. 4 (Sun 5) February 2017 — Sent in to bat on a hot day we were loo ing good at 1 104. he loss of nthony Sams (51) a e Scicluna (0) and ason Sangha (15) however saw the score slum to 4 132 before a fighting artnershi of 147 by ames sara is (51 off 99 balls) and another su erb ton by Nathan rice (140 off 1 5 with 12 fours and 9 si es). ith an Sams adding 5 off 51 with fours and 3 si es an im osing target was set. total of 15 si es were hit in the innings. n 40 degree heat on the Sunday the uic s struc early to have them 3 24. fter a 49 runs artnershi ran Neser roduced a 3 wic et s ell to rattle the batting line u at 104. His figures were 3 2 off 7 overs with 5 maidens. However some dro ed catches roved costly and des ite bowlers being tried a match–saving artnershi of 1 3 eventuated for a disa ointing drawn result. Neser (3 2 off 15) and an Sams (2 51 off 20) were the rinci al wic et ta ers. Sending in the hales aid off early with a wic et fourth ball and while the total got to 4 3 ho es were held for a manageable target. However their no. 3 made 107 and with lower order su ort a healthy total was osted. at Magann (3 31 off ) and Shaun aton (2 23 off 9) bowled best. t 1 59 in re ly ho es remained but when wic ets fell for 3 it was all over. n entertaining 47 by Magann (2 ) and ames yson (20 ) for the 10th wic et hel ed the score. Suffan Hassan made 35. — Sent in to bat the score was loo ing rosy at 1 5 but was uic ly turned into 4 72. 59 runs artnershi between ac Lyle (25) and ono Maloney (33) rescued the side before ehaan Nawa slogged 24 off 24 for a final tally of 197. t 2 93 Mosman were well in control but that changed uic ly when 3 went for 20 for a 5 113 score line. Steady runs and wic ets saw the score 1 1 with overs running out. But with one ball to face and 2 needed to win an inside edge showed where the luc had been all day and the 2 runs were achieved. frustrating loss.
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— Sending the hales in proved successful with ick arren, in a rare appearance, taking 4 uick wickets and running out another to have them 5 36. And while there was a bit of a recovery as Corey Graham 2 26 off 6 and Andrew Sprowls 2 23 off 6 cleaned up, 121 did not look nearly enough. arren finished with 4 20 off 10. But a horrific start saw C 4 16. That was the last of the good news for Mosman however, as James Mahony Brack 71 in 12 mins with fours and 2 si es and skipper David Bourke 1 in 122 mins ran down the total with an unfinished 10 partnership to take the points. — Sent in on a poor wicket we were uickly in trouble at 3 4. A rally got the total to 4 52 but losing 4 1 saw the score teetering at 70 before the final figure of 6. The e tras total of 20 was clearly top scorer. mair Ali took wickets at 25 and 2 but at 2 3 Mosman were well in charge. However, igil Singh took 3 uick wickets for 6 runs including one which gave him 450 wickets for the club with Ali chipping in with two more and Sam Boyns grabbing another for a score line of 4 . A 27 runs partnership for the th wicket looked set to undo the good work before Singh 4 16 off 7.4 and Boyns 2 1 off finished off the innings. Ali finished with 4 20 off 10 overs as Mosman were all out for 0. They had lost 42. Extras in Mosman’s innings were 11.
Round 13 v Sydney Uni. (2 Day matches reduced to LO games after day 1 called off due to a heatwave) Sat. 18 Feb. 2017 — Sent in to bat after overnight storms, Ale emp 37 and Anthony Sams 25 put on 53 for the first wicket. However, 4 wickets fell for 44 to 4 7 before Daniel Sams 42 off 61 balls with 2 si es and James sarakis 36 off 47 with 2 fours and a si steadied the ship. Shaun Eaton 33 off 36 with 2 fours and a si and Adam Semple 26 off 24 with one four and a si put on the e tras for a competitive total. ith a storm fast approaching the ni. openers got to 2 off 10.5 overs before bad light and the storm put an end to the day’s play. Sent in to bat, we were uickly in trouble at 5 61. nly Sam Mackay with 40 and ushaal am down the list with 34 offered any real resistance. Matt Everett with 15 was the only other to make double figures. The bowling failed to make the inroads re uired and ni. coasted to an easy win in 25.2 overs despite a stoppage for a storm. — Batting first we were in trouble at 6 60 before od Stafford 27 and ehaan awa 16 put on partnerships of 63 and 4 respectively with av De Silva who made a brilliant 3. ith awa 2 3 off grabbing a couple of early wickets we had a “sniff” at 3 0. However, a partnership of 10 put paid to any further prospects and it was all over in 44.2 overs. — Sent in to bat, the top score of eight of the first nine bats was 7. nly skipper David Bourke with top score of 2 stood tall while the last wicket supplied the best partnership of 31. ni. lost 2 12 early but that was the end of the good news and they registered an easy win in ust 2 overs to take a B S point as well. — Dylan owell with 51 and Matt Hilder who made 45 aided by 27 e tras enabled a reasonable score to be posted. At 0 53 ni. were on track but with 3 run outs and 2 wickets to each of three bowlers they lost 10 for 6 to be all out 61 runs short. A good win which put the side into 6th place and on track for a finals berth.
Round 14 v Campbelltown (2 Day matches) Sats. 25 Feb & 4 Mar 2017 — ick arren grabbed an early wicket after C C were sent in. hen Adam Semple took 3 uick ones the score read 4 6. A partnership of 66 stifled proceedings before Semple took another 4 to finish with career best figures of 7 64 off 17.5 overs and have them out for a below par 225. The Ghosts struck back uickly to have us 2 14 with both openers gone. athan rice 57 off 1 with 3 4 3 6 and Jake Scicluna 35 off 112 with 1 4 safely saw the score to 2 107 at stumps before day 2 was rained out. ot a ball was bowled either day due to rain. Campbelltown batted but were uickly in trouble against a spirited pace attack led by ehaan awa 4 3 off who knocked over the middle order. ith Tom Mc en ie 2 1 off and stand in skipper Ben Stares 2 7 off 3 chipping in they were all out in ust 3 overs. Stares 5 off 31 with 10 4 and Chris ing 41 off 7 with 5 4 uickly put the issue beyond doubt with the target passed. awaa completed a good double with 27. ain completely washed out day 2. — Sent in we were uickly in trouble at 4 2 on a damp pitch and never recovered. James Mahony Brack was best with 31. Despite a dryer strip The Ghosts were in trouble against a keen attack slumping to 5 50. At 100 it was anyone’s game but decisions didn’t go our way and the last 2 put on 49. Omar Ali (3 30 off 10 and Gabe Budwee 3 40 off 6 bowled best. Day 2 was completely washed out. — Bowling first it was an outstanding display of seam bowling with Mac augh 6 3 off 12 , igil Singh 2 31 off 10 and Andrew Sprowls 2 47 off demolishing The Ghosts for 144 after being 5 4 . n reply, Jack Standing hit 54 out of the first 0 runs. Savio Gracias lor knocked up 35 and despite a hiccup in the middle order the target was passed 6 down. Matt Hilder 21 and Ben Montedoro 21 contributed well. But with an outright a possibility, day 2 was totally rained out.
Round 15 v Eastern Suburbs (Limited Overs matches) Sat. 11 March 2017 — Sent in to bat it was a runathon with Anthony Sams 30 off 3 and Ale emp 55 off 67 uickly taking the score to 2 134. athan rice and Jason Sangha 47 off 57 then put on 4 but it was all rice thereafter. He dominated the attack with a masterful 12 off 10 balls with 7 4 and 6 6 passing the 5,000 runs milestone along the way. Easts struggled from the outset against a determined attack and it was only Henry Thornton 60 batting no. which put any semblance of respectability into the final total. Dan Sams 3 37 , ick arren 2 11 , Adam Semple 2 57 , Jason Sangha 2 32 and debutant at Magann 1 24 shared the wickets. Despite the outstanding win other results kept the side 3 points out of the finals finishing 7th. — Sent in to bat Easts were looking good to have us 3 66. But a partnership of 2 by Matt Calder 52 off 2 and Sam Mackay 47 off 70 and another of 4 between ushaal am 25 off 27 and Jono Maloney 33 off 21 with 2 6 enabled a solid target to be posted. Easts started briskly but at 5 5 the initiative was with us. But a late order rally saw the th wicket fall at 224 after two run outs and a stumping. t was do or die in the final over with Easts managing to tie the game off the last ball.
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— Easts batted against the spirited attack of oug oth ( 2 off 10 and om Mc en ie (2 22 off 10 losing in the middle order as the score tumbled from 1 3 to 42. Only former andy ete ill awrance ( offered any resistance before od tafford (1 23 and ehaan awa (2 23 cleaned up. en tares (2 off 2 and ack yle (21 off 32 got the side away to a flier and while there was a slump to 102 aoser Ahmed (2 and skipper tafford (13 safely saw the side through in ust 24 o ers to gain a bonus point. — ith Easts the decision to send them in looked a good one. A partnership of 90 got them back in the game but their final score of 204 seemed a below par total. Matt allis in his final game took 3 1 off 10 while skipper a id ourke cleaned up the tail with 3 1 off 3. At 2 and then 11 in reply with top scorer a id Mitchell out for we were really struggling. ut it was the determination of the skipper which brought home the bacon. A partnership of 32 followed with abe udwee (1 and another of 41 with Omair Ali (14 to get the score to 9 1 9. yri salikidis and ourke then got together in a winning uncon uered partnership of 1 to win on the last ball ero a id ourke finished 42 in a brilliant win. — e were in trouble early with both openers out at 14 but uickly regained the initiati e when hris art (9 and en Montedoro (3 put on 1 for the th wicket. hile the final total of 213 did not look totally secure the bowlers made sure the bats had nothing to worry about as Easts were demolished for ust . Montedoro completed a fine double with 4 14 off .4 o ers while Andrew prowls (2 10 off and Mac augh (2 12 off also shared the spoils.
5th Grade Qualifying Final v Penrith at Howell Oval Sat. / Sun. 18-19 March 2017 ain both days. o play. oth teams progressed to the semi finals.
5th Grade Qualifying Final v Gordon at Tunks Park Sat. / Sun. 25-26 March 2017 — An important toss to win after a week’s rain and a cleaning up exercise which resulted in the match not starting until 2 pm. And after a tentati e beginning to get to 0 14 history was then made. ordon lost its full 10 wickets for the addition of ust 11 runs to be out for 2 in 1 . o ers with their no.3 bat making 13. oth opening bowlers re elled in the conditions with skipper igil ingh taking a brilliant 1 off 9. o ers while am oyns bowled o ers for a return of 3 . Mac augh bowled 2 maidens. icket keeper el Mullins took an ama ing catches. he target was comfortably passed but at 4 2 there was a bit of a middle to late order crash with the last wickets going down for only 32. hris art hit a fine 3 off 40 balls while en Montedoro finished on 1 off 4 . Matt ilder was out in unbelie able circumstances. a ing played a defensi e shot he picked up the ball laying idle at his feet and threw it to the bat pad and was given out “obstructing the field” when the Gordon captain appealed. ith a lead of 9 the bowlers attacked again in the second dig with the score line reading 1 2 2 2 3 3 4 31 33 2 1 9 10 103 after 2 o ers. he bowling honours went to oyns (3 1 off 12 ingh (3 2 off 1 augh (3 29 off 12 and ack tanding (1 20 off 9 . el Mullins took another 2 catches to gi e him for the match. he 1 runs for an outright win were achie ed in 4. o ers without loss of a wicket. A brilliant win and apart from the record low opposition score the outright winning margin of 10 wickets e ualled the team record set in 2014 1 against ankstown. igil ingh finished with 10 43 for the match to take him past the 0 wickets milestone to 2 while am oyns ended up with 24.
5th Grade Grand Final v St George at Hurstville Oval Sat. / Sun. 1-2 April 2017 — ee report on the match included in the th rade season report.
2016-17 TEAMS SUMMARY 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th PG's AWG CC Final Points 50 33 40 50 59 0 12 Final Position on Table 7th 15th 11th 8th 4th 20th 15th C/Champ’ship Pts 300 165 160 150 118 0 36 929 Final Position 7th 15th 11th 8th 1st 20th 15th 11th Wins 9 5 6 8 11 0 2 41 Losses 3 7 7 7 6 6 4 40 Draws / Tie 4 2/1 1/1 0 1 0 1 6 Tosses Won/Lost W8/L9 W4/L10 W5/L9 W8/L7 W8/L9 W1/L5 W3/L4 W37/L53 Runs Scored 4786 3208 2677 2559 3242 1075 1030 18577 Wickets Lost 142 138 124 130 167 56 56 813 Batting Average 33.70 23.25 21.59 19.68 19.41 19.20 18.39 22.85 Runs Conceded 4040 3369 2622 2636 2932 1430 1039 18068 Wickets Taken 143 115 118 138 182 44 51 791 Bowling Average 28.25 29.30 22.22 19.10 16.11 32.50 20.37 22.84 Byes 13 25 39 21 50 3 6 157 Leg Byes 52 46 44 49 81 14 19 305 Wides 53 119 86 125 119 62 74 638 No Balls 58 39 59 68 74 15 5 318
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Batting – Top 20 Run Scorers Batsman M Inn NO Runs Ave HS Ct/Rt Anthony Sams 21 24 1 1062 46.17 152 -/2 Nathan Price 20 23 2 952 45.33 140 13/1 Alexander Kemp 19 21 1 701 35.05 122 12/0 James Psarakis 21 21 4 544 32.59 110* 6/1 Matthew Everett 14 16 1 542 36.13 195* -/1 Jake Scicluna 21 24 6 467 25.94 89 4/0 Daniel Sams 21 21 0 465 22.14 86 8/2 Jack Standing 11 12 0 455 37.92 86 5/0 Suffan Hassan 14 17 1 398 24.88 82 3/1 Neale Crawford 13 14 1 391 30.08 113 2/0 Chris Hart 10 11 0 390 35.45 97 2/1 Jackson Eldridge 14 16 3 390 30.00 105* 3/1 Andrew Balbirnie 8 10 2 381 47.63 121 2/0 Shaun Eaton 16 19 3 380 23.75 80 3/2 Adam Semple 21 20 6 375 26.79 43 6/1 Matthew Calder 14 14 1 347 24.21 83 5/0 Ben Stares 14 15 0 336 22.40 73 4/0 Jason Sangha 15 14 2 330 27.50 60 10/0 Samuel Mackay 13 16 1 327 21.80 45 8/0 Ben Montedoro 15 17 5 295 24.58 55 6/0
Bowling – Top 20 Wicket Takers Bowler Overs M Wickets Runs Ave RPO Best Nigil Singh 251.3 63 56 616 11.00 2.45 7-18 Daniel Sams 237.2 30 49 1028 20.98 4.33 6-54 Adam Semple 224.5 37 41 871 21.24 3.87 7-64 Mackenzie Waugh 207.2 48 39 631 16.18 3.04 6-38 Hayden Fox 147.1 18 36 438 12.17 2.98 5-15 Samuel Boyns 197.5 55 33 482 14.61 2.44 4-28 Kushaal Ram 160.2 15 28 736 26.29 4.59 4-29 Douglas Loth 141.1 28 27 441 16.33 3.12 6-54 James Tyson 167.2 32 25 605 24.20 3.62 5-24 Kyriakos Tsalikidis 145.3 20 24 579 24.13 3.98 4-37 Mitchell O'Loughlin 114 15 23 456 19.83 4.00 5-25 Alexander Deller 101.2 15 21 339 16.10 3.30 4-30 Andrew Sprowls 116.2 21 21 404 19.24 3.47 5-24 Rehaan Nawaz 110 20 20 388 19.40 3.67 4-38 Gabriel Budwee 109.1 20 19 357 18.79 3.27 3-30 Liam O'Loughlin 146 22 19 570 30.00 3.90 4-55 Francois Neser 164.5 36 19 604 31.79 3.66 3-28 Mark Wall 103 23 18 295 16.39 2.86 5-32 Matthew Wallis 125.5 35 18 334 18.56 2.65 6-26 Rodney Stafford 115.4 22 18 379 21.06 3.28 4-50
Wicketkeeping – Top Wicketkeepers Wicket Keeper Grade M Ct St Total Byes Karl Schubert 3/4 15 30 6 36 30 Anthony Sams 1 21 31 2 33 14 Matthew Everett 2 15 16 1 17 9 Kaoser Ahmed 4 7 15 1 16 16 Apollo Papathanasiou 6 11 11 5 16 46 Kel Mullins 5 5 14 0 14 9
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1 Anthony 152 Fairfield-Liverpool Coogee 1 24-Sep-16 1 James 110* Northern District Mark Taylor 3 8-Oct-16 1 Anthony 121 Blacktown Joe McAleer 4 29-Oct-16 1 Alexander 122 Blacktown Joe McAleer 4 29-Oct-16 1 Alexander 104* North Sydney North Sydney Oval 8 17-Dec-16 1 Nathan 111 Manly-Warringah Coogee 11 21-Jan-17 1 Nathan 140 Mosman Allan Border 12 4-Feb-17 1 Anthony 104 Hawkesbury Coogee ODSF 12-Feb-17 1 Nathan 128 Eastern Suburbs Waverley 15 11-Mar-17 2 Matthew 195* Northern District Coogee 3 15-Oct-16 2 Andrew 121 UNSW David Phillips South 7 10-Dec-16 3 Jack 105* UNSW Petersham 7 3-Dec-16 4 Jackson 105* Manly-Warringah Graham Reserve 11 28-Jan-17 6 Kel 102* Blacktown Whalan 5 12-Nov-16 6 Neale 113* RP Green Marrickville 7 3-Dec-16
1 Adam 5-58 Penrith Petersham 5 5-Nov-16 1 Adam 5-50 Sydney Drummoyne 6 19-Nov-16 1 Daniel 6-54 UNSW Coogee 7 10-Dec-16 1 Daniel 5-45 Manly-Warringah Coogee 11 21-Jan-17 1 Adam 7-64 Campbelltown-Camden Raby 1 14 25-Feb-17 2 James 5-24 Parramatta Old Kings 10 14-Jan-17 3 Ashley 5-32 Fairfield-Liverpool Petersham 1 24-Sep-16 3 Doug 6-54 Manly-Warringah Petersham 11 28-Jan-17 3 Doug 5-26 Eastern Suburbs Trumper 15 11-Mar-17 4 Andrew 5-24 Western Suburbs Blick 2 1-Oct-16 4 Nick 5-27 Sydney Coogee 6 19-Nov-16 4 David 5-15 Bankstown Coogee 9 7-Jan-17 4 Matthew 6-26 Manly-Warringah Graham Reserve 11 21-Jan-17 5 Nigil 7-36 UNSW Kensington 7 10-Dec-16 5 Mitchell O’Loughlin 5-25 North Sydney Tunks 8 17-Dec-16 5 Mac 6-38 Campbelltown-Camden Raby 3 14 25-Feb-17 5 Nigil 7-18 Gordon Tunks SF 25-Mar-17 6 Hayden 5-24 UNSW Snape 2 2-Oct-16 6 Hayden 5-15 Blacktown Whalan 5 5-Nov-16 6 Mitchell O’Loughlin 5-71 Eastern Suburbs Kensington 6 19-Nov-16 6 Mark 5-32 Gordon Snape 6 26-Nov-16
1 Anthony 5c/0s UNSW Coogee 7 10-Dec-16 4 Karl 7c/0s Manly-Warringah Graham Reserve 11 21-Jan-17 5 Kel 7c/0s Gordon Tunks SF 26-Mar-17
Wicketkeepers of the world can take great delight from the comments in the Randwick annual report of 1930-31 when the club's 1st Grade team won the competition. The skipper Dr. Barbour commented that "The wicket-keeping of J. M. Jagelman was at times brilliant and at other times mediocre. He had the happy knack, however, of seizing practically every available chance of catching and stumping which more than atoned for the crop of byes. Very few wicketkeepers could have secured a higher percentage of chances taken". His figures were: 7 stumped; 7 caught; and 169 byes!!
This season six Randwick Petersham wicketkeepers in Grades 1-5 and Metro Cup effected 132 dismissals in total while conceding just 124 byes!!
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McDONALD’S NSW PREMIER CRICKET COMPETITION TABLES – 2016-17
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP (SYDNEY SMITH CUP): Northern District 1,327 Sydney University 1,308 Sydney 1,308 Gordon 1,258 Penrith 1,249 Manly-Warringah 1,188 St George 1,143 Parramatta 1,118 UNSW 976 Eastern Suburbs 937 Randwick Petersham 929 Mosman 909 Hawkesbury 855 Bankstown 813 Blacktown 688 Western Suburbs 680 Sutherland 677 North Sydney 669 Fairfield-Liverpool 585 Campbelltown-Camden 474.
FIRST GRADE: (BELVIDERE CUP): Sydney University 67 (1.8224) Gordon 67 (1.2387) Bankstown 57 Parramatta 54 (1.1631) Sydney 54 (1.0995) Penrith 53 Randwick Petersham 50 UNSW 48 Manly-Warringah 46 Northern District 44 Hawkesbury 42 Eastern Suburbs 42 Sutherland 37 Blacktown 36 North Sydney 36 St George 30 Western Suburbs 18 Mosman 18 Fairfield-Liverpool 12 Campbelltown-Camden 6.
FIRST GRADE LIMITED-OVERS: Randwick Petersham 25 (1.6395) Gordon 25 (1.1719) Sydney University 25 (0.7526) Bankstown 20 Sutherland 19 (0.8366) Penrith 19 (0.7901) Hawkesbury 18 Northern District 14 Blacktown 13 Eastern Suburbs 12 St George 12 Parramatta 12 Manly-Warringah 12 Mosman 12 Sydney 6 Western Suburbs 6 Fairfield- Liverpool 0 UNSW 0 North Sydney 0 Campbelltown-Camden 0.
KINGSGROVE SPORTS T20 CUP: Sydney Sixers Conference: Mosman 24 Sydney 18 (2.1829) Newcastle 18 (0.7987) St George 18 (0.7395) Randwick Petersham 18 (0.6500) Manly-Warringah 12 Eastern Suburbs 12 Sutherland 12 North Sydney 6 UNSW 6 Gordon 0 Illawarra 0. Sydney Thunder Conference: Northern District 18 (1.7956) Bankstown 18 (1.2391) Parramatta 18 (0.9465) Hawkesbury 18 (0.7335) ACT 12 Penrith 12 Sydney University 12 Western Suburbs 12 Blacktown 12 Campbelltown- Camden 6 Fairfield-Liverpool 6 Central Coast 0.
SECOND GRADE (ALBERT CUP): Sydney 83 UNSW 71 Northern District 60 Mosman 54 Manly-Warringah 52 Gordon 50 (1.1974) Sydney University 50 (1.0451) Eastern Suburbs 45 Parramatta 44 Penrith 44 Fairfield-Liverpool 42 Hawkesbury 42 St George 41 Campbelltown-Camden 36 Randwick Petersham 33 Western Suburbs 30 Bankstown 30 Blacktown 26 North Sydney 18 Sutherland 12.
THIRD GRADE (MITCHELL CUP): Sydney University 72 St George 61 Northern District 56 (1.3415) Mosman 56 (1.3072) Western Suburbs 56 (1.0599) Penrith 55 Manly-Warringah 49 Gordon 45 Sydney 44 North Sydney 43 Randwick Petersham 40 Eastern Suburbs 40 Parramatta 38 UNSW 37 Fairfield-Liverpool 25 Bankstown 24 Hawkesbury 22 Campbelltown-Camden 18 Sutherland 18 Blacktown 12.
FOURTH GRADE (REID CUP): Sydney 80 Northern District 73 Gordon 60 St George 56 (1.1731) Sydney University 56 (1.1496) Manly-Warringah 50 (1.1463) Penrith 50 (1.1249) Randwick Petersham 50 (1.0381) Eastern Suburbs 48 Parramatta 40 Blacktown 38 Hawkesbury 37 Bankstown 31 Campbelltown-Camden 30 North Sydney 25 Mosman 18 Western Suburbs 18 Sutherland 18 UNSW 13 Fairfield-Liverpool 6.
FIFTH GRADE (DAVID SHERWOOD CUP): Gordon 63 St George 61 Penrith 59 (1.1537) Randwick Petersham 59 (1.0843) Northern District 56 Mosman 49 (1.2671) Hawkesbury 49 (0.9447) Blacktown 48 Sutherland 42 Manly- Warringah 41 Fairfield-Liverpool 38 Sydney 36 Sydney University 31 Parramatta 31 Western Suburbs 28 North Sydney 25 Eastern Suburbs 18 Campbelltown-Camden 18 UNSW 18 Bankstown 12.
POIDEVIN-GRAY SHIELD: Manly-Warringah 38 Penrith 37 Parramatta 36 St George 32 (1.1059) Sutherland 32 (0.9831) Sydney University 30 Fairfield-Liverpool 25 Hawkesbury 24 Mosman 20 Northern District 19 Bankstown 18 UNSW 14 Western Suburbs 13 Gordon 12 Eastern Suburbs 12 Campbelltown-Camden 6 North Sydney 6 Sydney 0 Blacktown 0 Randwick Petersham 0.
AW GREEN SHIELD: Northern District 44 St George 32 (1.3938) Parramatta 32 (1.0646) Blacktown 28 Sydney 27 Mosman 25 (0.8028) Penrith 25 (-0.0796) Eastern Suburbs 24 (0.0483) Manly-Warringah 24 (-0.3007) Gordon 24 (- 0.7861) Sutherland 19 UNSW 18 North Sydney 14 Western Suburbs 12 Randwick Petersham 12 Campbelltown- Camden 12 Bankstown 12 Sydney University 6 Fairfield-Liverpool 3 Hawkesbury 0.
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RPC RPC Points Round Opposition 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th PG GS Total from Leader Points Pos. lead 1 Fairfield-Liverpool 36 0 24 18 12 90 90 4 38 Gordon 128 2 Western Suburbs 36 0 0 18 12 66 156 6 78 ND 234 1PG Penrith 0 0 156 8 78 ND 234 3 Northern District 0 0 0 0 0 0 156 13 170 Penrith 326 4 Blacktown 36 0 0 0 0 36 192 14 238 Gordon 430 2PG Gordon 0 0 192 14 262 Gordon 454 5 Penrith 36 30 12 0 12 90 282 12 238 Gordon 520 3PG Northern District 0 0 282 14 262 Gordon 544 4PG Eastern Suburbs 0 0 282 16 262 Gordon 544 6 Sydney 0 0 0 0 12 12 294 17 304 Sydney 598 7 Uni. NSW 0 30 24 18 8 80 374 15 368 ND 742 1AWG Penrith 0 0 374 15 368 ND 742 8 North Sydney 42 30 24 21 12 129 503 11 311 ND 814 2AWG Gordon 0 0 503 11 329 ND 832 3AWG Hawkesbury 18 18 521 11 329 ND 850 4AWG Campbelltown-Cam. 18 18 539 11 332 ND 871 5AWG Sydney University 0 0 539 11 350 ND 889 9 Bankstown 36 30 0 0 0 66 605 11 326 ND 931 5PG Mosman 0 0 605 11 326 ND 931 6AWG Northern District 0 0 605 11 344 ND 949 7AWG Eastern Suburbs 0 0 605 11 365 ND 970 10 Parramatta 0 30 0 21 0 51 656 11 376 ND 1032 6PG Hawkesbury 0 0 656 11 376 ND 1032 11 Manly 36 0 24 18 0 78 734 11 382 ND 1116 12 Mosman 0 0 0 18 12 30 764 11 401 Penrith 1165 13 Sydney University 0 0 0 0 12 12 776 14 455 Sydney 1231 14 Campbelltown-Cam. 0 0 24 0 12 36 812 12 419 Sydney 1231 15 Eastern Suburbs 42 15 28 18 14 117 929 11 398 ND 1327 TOTALS 300 165 160 150 118 0 36 929
2016-17 SCA Competition Winners First Grade Sydney University CC Club Champions Northern District CC Second Grade Sydney CC 1st Grade LO Penrith DCC Third Grade Northern District CC 1st Grade T20 Northern District CC Fourth Grade Sydney CC Poidevin Gray Parramatta DCC Fifth Grade Randwick Petersham CC AW Green Shield Sydney CC
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Andrew Balbirnie Cricket Ireland Scholarship Programme
2016 was a very difficult year for myself personally. While at the ICC World T20 I was forced out with a hip injury that would later be decided that surgery was required. The timing of the injury meant I would be out of action for 6 months. The obvious question for me was when I would be able to get back playing again.
Luckily through the Cricket Ireland player Official Overseas Scholarship Programme with the “Randy Petes” I was given the opportunity to play four months of cricket in Sydney with this wonderful club. Having been part of the squad during the 2015 CWC I was well aware of what a fantastic club Randwick Petersham was and how hospitable they were towards all of us during that brilliant week at Coogee. Having also spoken to my good friend Barry McCarthy about his time there it seemed like a “no brainer”.
My four months at Coogee were amazing and in terms of cricket it was great to settle into Tom Holland’s second grade side that took me into his team with open arms. Although I was a bit slow getting going with the bat I like to think towards the back end I found a rhythm that helped us over the line in some vital pre-Christmas games. I thoroughly enjoyed the lad’s company every Saturday and it was truly an honour to not just play but make some fantastic friends from the experience.
There are too many people I need to thank and they all know who they are. Firstly, John Stewart who took me into his home and made me feel so welcome, a great guy whose love for the club is amazing and who's big score for the Metros is around the corner. Mike Whitney and Bill Anderson again who are great club people, were always available to assist with anything I needed or had trouble with. Nick Warren and Sal who adopted me for the four months and were great friends during my stay as well as Alex and Tamara Kemp. Too many great people to mention at a wonderful club. A period of my life I'll always remember and I look forward to seeing some of you in Dublin during the summer. Cheers to all Balbo
History in the making
On the 27th September 2016 Australia played Ireland in a one-off One Day International at Benoni, South Africa. This was an historic moment as there was a strong Randy Petes connection with Usman Khawaja and David Warner representing Australia and Barry McCarthy and Peter Chase for Ireland. Furthermore, the cricketing gods conspired that Chase and McCarthy opened the bowling against Warner and Khawaja!! And stranger still: Over 3.4 McCarthy to Khawaja, 1 run, chance goes begging for Ireland! Looks to pull the ball into the leg-side and the ball flies high in the air. Chase runs in from long leg and the ball goes into his hands and back out of them. Ireland can't afford to drop any chances. (Courtesy espncricinfo.com)
The Randy Petes / Cricket Ireland connection was strengthened at Lords on 7 May 2017 in Ireland’s first ODI v England at the Home of Cricket. Andrew Balbirnie, Barry McCarthy and Peter Chase were all named in the XI while Peter Johnston (Randy Petes Metro 2001-02 and newly appointed Cricket Ireland Academy Head Coach) was on the support staff. To top it off a letter from our President Mike Whitney was pinned to the noticeboard in the dressing room.
Photo: Usman Khawaja with Peter Chase (left) and Barry McCarthy in the ODI at Benoni, South Africa
29 1st Grade Report by Alex Kemp, Captain Position in Competitions: Belvidere Cup–7th (10 wins; 6 losses; 1 draw); Limited Overs–3rd (5 wins; 1 loss); Twenty 20 Cup- 5th in Division (3 wins; 1 loss): 18 wins; 8 losses; 4 draws in all three competitions.
Another season down but what an interesting one it was! It was a summer filled with highs, lows and missed opportunities. Firstly I would like to acknowledge and thank Adam Semple for his wonderful contribution over the past 3-4 seasons as 1st Grade captain. Adam is the ultimate professional and has made my transition into the role an easy one. “Semp” epitomises everything that the club represents and is the perfect role model for the next generation of cricketers at Randwick Petersham.
As a group we achieved excellent results in the Limited Overs one-day competition, making it through undefeated to the semi-finals, but fell agonisingly short losing in the final overs against Hawkesbury. We narrowly missed out on the finals in the Belvidere Cup and 20/20 Cup competitions, finishing one spot outside of the finals in each. Our inability to win crucial stages of games was the major reason why we didn’t achieve better results. Improvements to our catching and overall match awareness will be a major focus this off-season.
There were however, many bright spots throughout the season. Anthony Sams became the fourth “Randy Pete” to score 1,000 runs in a season and was rewarded with selection in the Kingsgrove Sports Merit XII-1st Grade Team of the Year. Anthony had scores of 152 v Fairfield, 121 v Blacktown and a crucial 104 v Hawkesbury in the One Day semi-final. Anthony has become one of the most consistent opening batsmen in the competition and is a major key to our success over the past couple of seasons.
His “partner in crime” was Nathan Price, who finished the year with a bang scoring three hundreds of his own (112* v Manly, 140 v Mosman and 128 v Easts). Nathan was also selected in the 1st Grade Team of the Year, compiling 952 runs, showcasing why he is considered one of the best players in the competition. “Pricey” is a very important member of our side and we are hoping that he is there again in 2017-18.
Daniel Sams continued to show NSW selectors why he is one of the best all-rounders in the competition with another season filled with runs and wickets which earned him selection in the 1st Grade Team of the Year and stints in the NSW Second XI side. Dan finished the season with 49 wickets @21 (6-54 v UNSW and 5-45 v Manly) and 465 runs led with a match turning 86 off 43 balls against Manly in the Twenty20 Cup. With more consistent performances with the bat, higher honours are just around the corner.
Adam Semple is like a fine wine getting better with age taking 41 wickets @21.2 with three five wicket hauls (5-58 v Penrith, 5-50 v Sydney and 7-64 v Campbelltown). Whenever we needed a wicket or someone to help steady the game, “Semp” was the first person to turn to. His experience and knowledge are invaluable to our side and will be relied on heavily again next season.
Other players like Greg West, François Neser, James Psarakis, Jake Scicluna, Jason Sangha, Soumil Chhibber, Shaun Eaton and Nick Warren were excellent contributors for us this season and a large reason for our success. We are looking forward to getting a fully fit Greg and Soumil back next season as they are both match winning players on their day. Congratulations to Jason Sangha on his selection in the Australian U19 side that recently participated in the series against Sri Lanka. Jason is an extremely talented young player and we look forward to following your career over the coming years.
James Psarakis and Jake Scicluna are moving on from the club next season and I would like to wish them all the best, thank you to both for being great teammates.
Congratulations to our five debutants, Matthew Critchley, Kushaal Ram, Suffan Hassan, Pat Magann and our Irish visitor Andrew Balbirnie. You all contributed well and (apart from Andrew) we hope to have you pushing for a permanent position next season.
I would like to thank the contributions of our staff, volunteers and the parents who are at cricket every weekend. Thank you Greg Small and Simon Gould for all your work over the season. Our manager/mentor Bill Anderson for looking after us on match day. To John Stewart for the hours he puts into the behind the scenes work within the club. Robin, Sue and Faye for preparing the best lunches in the competition.
Finally, to the parents, wives and girlfriends, thank you for always being there to support us. We understand that it can be frustrating for you at times watching us play all day and then us talking about cricket for hours after we play, but we play the game because we love it. Whether we win, lose, have personal success or not, we know that you will always be there for us and we all love you dearly for it and hope that you will be there again to support us again next season.
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1st Grade BATTING (Belvidere Cup, Limited Overs Cup, T20 Cup) Batsman M Inn NO Runs Ave HS Ct/RO 50 100 6s nthony Sams . athan Price . le Kemp . ames Psarakis . a e Scicluna . aniel Sams . dam Semple . ason Sangha . atthew Critchley . haun Eaton . rancois Neser . oumil Chhibber . Also Batted . Total 233 212 40 5297 30.80 152 102/7 19 9 112 Also batted atches Innings ot outs uns s atches un outs uffan Hassan ndrew Balbirnie regory West amuel Doggett ic Warren ushaal Ram at Magann
1st Grade BOWLING (Belvidere Cup, Limited Overs Cup, T20 Cup) Bowler Overs M’s Wkts Runs Ave RPO Best 5W aniel Sams . . . dam Semple . . . rancois Neser . . regory West . . . atthew Critchley . . . oumil Chhibber . . ic Warren . . ames Psarakis . . athan Price . . ason Sangha . . Also Bowled . . Total 1114.3 150 165 4640 28.12 4.16 7-64 5 Also bowled vers aidens ic ets uns amuel Doggett ndrew Balbirnie at Magann ushaal Ram haun Eaton
1st Grade WICKETKEEPING (Belvidere Cup, Limited Overs Cup, T20 Cup) Wicket Keeper M Ct St Total Byes nthony Sams Total 21 31 2 33 14
1st Grade BEST PARTNERSHIPS (Belvidere Cup, Limited Overs Cup, T20 Cup) 2016-17 ic et artnership atsmen and final score pponent enue 254** Sams Kemp lac town oe c leer val Sams ( ) Price ests etersham val 217** Sams Scicluna airfield iver. oogee val Price Sangha anly arr. oogee val Price ( Psarakis osman llan order val Psarakis Balbirnie thn. istrict ar aylor val Sams Semple osman llan order val Psarakis Hussan ni. oogee val Semple Neser arramatta etersham val Price West anly arr. oogee val TOTAL 987 **new club record
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(The Limited Overs competition was played as a separate competition and also as part of the Belvidere Cup 1st Grade competition.)
s ss s ent in to bat we lost new s ipper le emp for with athan rice following for with the score . nthony ams and a e cicluna then got together in a new third wic et partnership record for st rade of . nd while wic ets fell uic ly thereafter with the middle order throwing the bat the final total of was the highest total the club had scored in a match in st rade. ith aniel ams cleaning up an opener and the first drop bat the ions were struggling at . owever state representative en ohrer dug in and he and veteran ony lar put on for the third wic et. nd while no other bat scored more than it was all ohrer as he smashed a brilliant off balls with fours and sixes. With their ‘keeper injured and unable to bat it was still anyone’s game 8 down with 11 needed off the final over. ut aniel ams beat the no. to hit the stumps with balls remaining leaving ohrer anchored on the non striker’s end. A great game.
s s s ss s nthony ams was on song again and was unluc ily adjudged lbw when on made off balls with fours. e and le emp put on for the first wic et and with athan rice another was added for a score line. ames sara is off and dam emple off with si es added the e tras setting a competitive score. he returning ichael lar e who had made for ests last round was the target and when he lofted one to emp off aniel ams for in the fourth over it was always going to be a struggle for the agpies. ams claimed another uic ly and two more at the end to finish with off overs with new paceman reg est hitting his straps in his second spell to ta e off . . oumil hhibber and am oggett in his last game before returning to ld grabbed off tight overs
ss s ent in to bat after a rain the day before orths were soon in trouble but rallied to be . owever dam emple off overs and att ritchley off too wic ets for the addition of only runs to be . ome resistance by the tail occurred before an ams off and ran eser off cleaned up. here was a sensation when nthony ams was out first ball in the run chase but the second wicket didn’t fall until 50 when Nathan Price was caught for 29 off 23 balls (4x4; 1x6). But then it was all Alex Kemp as he too to the bowling to score off just balls with fours and si es. a e cicluna on the other end remained off with and for a huge win and a valuable bonus point.
s s ss s It was the top of the table clash and after heavy rain the day before le emp had no hesitation in sending the ulldogs into bat after winning the toss. dam emple off overs struc in his first over and again with the score on . an ams off and reg est off . also struc for a scoreline. ll other bowlers grabbed a wic et but a troublesome last wic et partnership of too the score from to . It was a poor start in the run chase with emp nthony ams an ams and athan rice all bac in the pavilion with just on the board. hat brought together two of the most promising young bats in this tate with ason angha and ames sara is putting on a valuable the best partnership in the game of which ason scored and ames . hen sara is went for angha and a e cicluna put on another before ason was out for a brilliant off balls with fours and a si . cicluna off with fours and a si and dam emple off with fours then put on a winning uncon uered partnership of to ta e the match in . overs. he win gave the side the minor premiership in the competition.
s s ss s si from att ritchley with just four balls remaining and we were into the semi finals nd against a team having an unbelievable season and a clear leader in the lub hampionship owling first dam emple off and an ams off . each had a wic et with the score . ut it was another runs before the ne t scalp courtesy of reg est off and another immediately after to ran eser off for a score line. he no. unt played well for and a big score was on the cards. owever persistency paid off and while the last four wic ets cost runs the target was in our reach with a good batting line up. ipper le emp went for in the run chase but an runs partnership between nthony ams off and athan rice off settled the innings. hen ason angha and an ams went we were with wor to do. wo run outs – a e cicluna for and emple for —saw the score but ames sara is off and ritchley off with his winning hit for si gave the crowd plenty to cheer about
s s ss s s t the move by aw esbury to bowl first appeared to have bac fired. owever with the loss of le emp off with fours and si es a e cicluna and ason angha for the addition of runs evened up the contest. It was soon when aniel ams went. ut the bac bone of the innings was nthony ams who brought up runs for the season when he got to but was out immediately after off with fours and one si . dam emple went for leaving the score a struggling . ames sara is off with fours and a si and haun aton off got the score to before three wic ets fell on that figure as the final ball was bowled. In the run chase the aw s were rarely in trouble. he solid batting line up did even better than our opening partnership by putting on before ames sara is had the first wicket. But the pain didn’t stop there as the next wicket didn’t eventuate until another 99 runs were posted. At it was all over and despite some crucial dropped catches and a couple of late wic ets the game was lost with an over to spare. sara is was best of the bowlers with off overs. an ams off and dam emple off were the other wic et ta ers. It was ama ing that after a start of the side was beaten by wic ets
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s s s M s s Anthony s 6 6 0 425 0.83 152 2 2 2 1 Alexander 6 6 1 226 45.20 104 6 0 1 1 ake 6 6 2 1 44.25 89 0 0 1 0 Nathan 5 5 0 155 31.00 45 4 0 0 0 4 ames s s 6 5 1 14 36. 5 45 1 0 0 0 2 ason 5 4 1 90 30.00 60 4 0 1 0 2 aniel s 6 5 0 65 13.00 22 2 0 0 0 1 Adam 6 5 1 65 16.25 23 3 1 0 0 2 haun 2 2 1 24 24.00 15 0 0 0 0 0 att 4 2 1 10 10.00 10 3 0 0 0 1 oumil 2 2 1 5 5.00 4 1 0 0 0 0 amuel 2 1 0 1 1.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 rancois s 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nick 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 reg s 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
s s s M’s s s s aniel s 56.1 4 15 299 19.93 5.33 4 30 0 regory s 3 .3 2 9 192 21.33 5.15 4 45 0 Adam 52 3 8 238 29. 5 4.58 3 25 0 rancois s 2 3 6 126 21.00 4.6 3 41 0 att 24 0 5 8 1 .40 3.63 2 22 0 ames s s 16 1 2 44 22.00 2. 5 1 14 0 amuel 15 0 2 66 33.00 4.40 1 25 0 oumil 12 0 2 8 43.50 .25 1 28 0 Nathan 24 2 1 104 104.00 4.33 1 41 0 Nick 8 2 0 20 2.50 0 20 0 ason 6 0 0 29 4.83 0 29 0 haun 5 0 0 24 4.80 0 24 0
s s t t otal Byes Anthony s 6 0 1
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he 2016 1 s s competition was played between 30 ctober and 18 ecember 2016. he tournament included clubs from ydney the A entral Coast, Newcastle and Illawarra, split into two “conferences” in Big Bash ixers and hunder aligned regions. andwick Petersham was in the ydney ixers onference. t was played as a separate competition and formed no part of the 1st rade competition or the lub hampionship.
M s ss s s s s ending osman in to bat paid immediate dividends with Adam emple grabbing a wicket with just 5 runs on the board. But that was the last of the celebrations as cott odgie pulverised the attack hitting 92 off just 55 balls with 4 fours and sixes. e was supported by ohn ogers who scored 53 off 41. aniel ams managed to restrict the damage in the final overs taking 3 12 off 4 to leave a challenging target. t was the worst possible start in the run chase with champion 20 specialist Nathan Price out first ball to a catch from a lofted drive to mid off. Anthony ams and Alex Kemp were gone with the score just 20. Although an ams hit 20 off 14 balls we had dropped well behind the . Adam emple (43 off 35 with 4 fours and a six) fell amid a steady flow of wickets and when rank Neser joined oumil hhibber at 9 114 it was all over. owever the last two did well to add 3 without loss with Neser finishing with 26 off 1 (one four and 2 sixes) and hhibber 12 off 8. ss s s s) Batting first Nathan Price (69 off 39 balls with 10 fours and a six) and Adam emple (41 off 29 with 2 fours and 2 sixes) were away to a flyer putting on 103 for the first wicket. Anthony ams (22) ames Psarakis (21) an ams (21) and Alex Kemp (28 off 11 with 2 fours and 2 sixes) added uick runs and when the 20 overs had been completed a score just one short of the team record (21 set last year) had been posted. n reply the llawarra bats tried hard against a huge total and although two made 50 plus the tight bowling and fielding always ensured the game was in hand. oumil hhibber bowled very well to return 3 9 off 4 overs while an ams took 2 34 off his 4 overs. M M ss s s s) he loss of Price Kemp and Anthony ams with just 56 on the board was not a good start but Adam emple with 33 off 30 balls held the innings together. owever it was aniel ams who provided the fireworks with a brilliant 86 off just 43 balls with 6 fours and an ama ing sixes to put the innings on target. ake cicluna (16 off 8) and oumil hhibber (13 off 4 with s sixes) closed out for a solid total. n response it was emple 2 25 off 4 overs) and ary West (2 29 off 4) to have anly behind the 8 ball at 4 112 and while no further wickets were taken the leeway was too great for the ea agles to make up. A commanding win against one of the competition’s top sides. s ss s s s ent in to bat we were away to a flyer when Nathan Price and Adam emple took 15 off the second over. Price and Anthony ams (14 off 11) put on 49 for the second wicket but from 2 we lost 4 for 28 including Price for 5 (35 balls fours 3 sixes). After another 4 fell for 11 with the score 5 134 including ames Psarakis (24 off 19 one four 2 sixes) we were facing an ordinary total at 9 145 off 19. But haun aton (24 off 13 with 3 fours and a six) stepped up in the final over to hit 20 for a 9 165 finish. Daniel Sams took a wicket in his first over but it wasn’t until the score was 0 that oumil hhibber took the second. And at 5 152 with 14 needed off 3 overs it looked Gordon’s game. But with a wicket to ams another to emple a run out and an lbw decision off the last ball to ams we had won by 3 runs ams ended with 3 25 off 4; emple 1 25 off 4 and hhibber 2 30 off 4.
s s M s s aniel s 4 4 0 142 35.50 86 1 0 1 0 10 Nathan 4 4 0 13 34.25 69 1 1 2 0 4 Adam 4 4 0 128 32.00 43 1 0 0 0 4 Anthony s 4 4 0 6 16. 5 22 0 0 0 0 0 ames s s 4 4 0 62 15.50 24 1 0 0 0 2 Alex 3 3 0 35 11.6 28 2 0 0 0 2 oumil 4 4 3 32 32.00 13 0 0 0 0 2 rancois s 4 2 1 31 31.00 26 1 0 0 0 2 haun 1 1 1 24 24 0 0 0 0 1 ake 4 4 1 18 6.00 16 1 0 0 0 2 atthew 4 2 0 16 8.00 13 1 0 0 0 1 ason 2 2 0 15 .50 11 0 0 0 0 0 regory s 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
34 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 s s M’s s s s Daniel s 1 11 14. .44 3 12 Soumil 12 5 15. .5 3 dam 15 4 1 2 . 5 .13 2 25 Gregor s 3 22. . 1 2 2 atthew 1 2 43. . 1 12 ason 2 22 11. 22 Nathan . 21 rancois s 11 115 1 .45 5 22 5 3 .23 . 5 3
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s s s nthon Sams, Nathan rice and Daniel Sams were named in the ingsgrove Sports erit II 1st Grade eam of the ear le emp scored 114 points in the 1st Grade Captain of the ear placing third on averages behind S dne ni. Nick arkin The team’s 4,308 runs in 15 matches was 296 more than any other club in the Belvidere Cup competition he team averaged 2 runs per match—the highest in the club’s 16 year history In the first four Belvidere Cup matches, 1,41 runs were scored for the loss of ust 2 wickets total of 112 si es were hit—55 in Belvidere Cup 2 in imited vers Cup 3 in went 2 Cup Anthony Sams’ 1,062 runs in all three competitions was second highest behind Hawkesbury’s Joshua Clarke with 1,253 Nathan rice was th with 52 runs in all three competitions his last innings produced 4 4 runs with 41 fours and 1 si es Nathan rice hit si es in his 14 v osman at llan Border val, part of 15 hit b the team in the innings Nathan rice hit 3 si es in the season—1 more than ne t best Adam Semple’s 7 4 v Campbelltown Camden was the fifth best figures for the season Daniel Sam’s 49 wickets for the season was fourth highest behind Bankstown’s Jarrad Burke’s 52 nthon Sams hit 13 fours in all three competitions—the highest for the season nthon Sams hit 41 fours in imited vers matches—the highest for the season
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Anthony Sams’ 152 v Fairfield iverpool was the highest score by an opening batsman in imited vers matches The team score of 7 332 v airfield iverpool at Coogee was the highest score in the imited vers competition Daniel Sams took 15 wickets in imited vers matches—the best in the competition A total of 858 runs for ust 13 wickets were scored in the drawn match at ark Taylor val 6 431dec D 7 427 ith osman 6 104 in the drawn match at Allan Border val, rancois eser had the figures of 3 2 off 7 overs with 5 maidens A club record opening partnership of 254 between A Sams and A emp v Blacktown was second highest to Sydney ni 337 The 217 runs partnership between Anthony Sams and Jake Scicluna was the highest for the 3rd wicket in the imited vers Cup The strike rate of 186 84 by Daniel Sams 142 runs in the Twenty20 Cup was second only to Daniel Smith’s 237.97 (188 runs Daniel Sams’ 86 in 43 balls v Manly was the highest score for the 5th wicket in Twenty20 Cup matches The 37 partnership v osman between Soumil Chhibber and rancois eser was the best for the 10th wicket in Twenty20 Cup The score of 8 216 v Illawarra at Coogee was second highest in Twenty20 Cup with Mosman’s 2 219 v llawarra the best The Twenty20 match against ordon was won by 3 runs after Daniel Sams brought off an lbw decision on the final ball Adam Semple played his 200th 1st rade game for the club in round 5 v enrith Adam Semple brought up 4,500 runs in 1st rade in a T20 match v osman Daniel Sams brought up 2,000 club runs in a T20 match v anly Anthony Sams brought up 250 wicket keeping dismissals in round 7 v ni S athan rice brought up 150 1st rade games and passed 4,500 runs for the club in round 7 v ni S athan rice passed 5,000 runs for the club with a century in round 15 against astern Suburbs at averley val Ale emp scored 104 off ust 68 balls with 14 fours and 5 si es against orth Sydney at orth Sydney val ick arren played in 4 matches and 2 others in 4th rade but did not bat in any of them The team scored 2 176 off ust 24 1 overs to defeat orth Sydney at orth Sydney val and gain a bonus point The side recorded si partnerships in e cess of 100 and two of over 200 254 and 217 which were both new records
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The Pride of the Baggy Green
To recognise the achievement of players selected in the Randwick Petersham 1st XI, the club introduced a capping system in 2001-02, its first season. A player who plays in the 1st Grade team is presented with a Randwick Petersham “Baggy Green” cap bearing the club’s logo and becomes listed as a club “capped” player. The player is also allocated a sequential number that is displayed on his playing shirt. Numbers are allocated in order of selection although when two or more players are selected at the same time, the allocation is in surname alphabetical order. Players retain the number they are allocated for all time. The last number allocated will also reflect the total number of players to play in the club’s 1st Grade team. A total of 111 players have now played in the 1st XI since the club’s creation 16 years ago. This season six players made their debut as 1st graders with Randwick Petersham. Each was presented with his cap by an official or representative of the club before the start of play in their first match in the top grade. The capped players for the 2016-17 season were:
No. 106 Greg West born 25 July 1994 (aged 22) A left-arm fast bowler, Greg West joined us this season having played four matches for the Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash comp. last summer. Originally from Newcastle he played a season with Mosman in 2014-15. Greg made his debut with the club in round 1 taking 1-55 off eight overs against Fairfield-Liverpool at Coogee Oval. In round 2 he took 4-45 off 9.1 overs in a decisive win over Western Suburbs at Petersham Oval.
No. 107 Andrew Balbirnie born 28 December 1990 (aged 25) Andrew joined the club this season under the RPC-Cricket Ireland Scholarship program. A 25 years old right hand bat he played the first two rounds in 2nd Grade before being called into 1st Grade in round 3 against Northern District at Mark Taylor Oval. Batting no. 7 he was unluckily run out for 23 off 27 balls with three boundaries after coming in to bat late in the day with the score 5-355.
No. 108 Matthew Critchley born 13 August 1996 (aged 20) Matthew joined the club from Derbyshire CCC in October 2016. A middle order batsman and leg break bowler he made his 1st Grade debut against Blacktown at Joe McAleer Oval. In a high scoring match, Matt bowled 17 overs for a return of 1-74. He was not required to bat in a game which produced a record opening partnership score of 254 by Anthony Sams (121) and Alex Kemp (122). Randwick Petersham won the match 5-378 to 9- 373 declared.
No. 109 Kushaal Ram born 22 August 1993 (aged 23) Kushaal Ram came into the 1st XI as cover for Daniel Sams who had been selected to play Second XI for NSW and was not available for the first day’s play in the match against Sydney at Coogee Oval. Kushaal won selection because of his bowling which had brought him 18 wickets in six 2nd Grade games. While he was not required to bat he bowled eight overs for 1-48 breaking a threatening partnership of 33 for the seventh wicket. The match was lost in a “cliff-hanger” finish 215 to 217.
No. 110 Suffan Hassan born 3 November 1993 (aged 23) Suffan Hassan made his 1st Grade debut against Uni. of NSW in Round 7 after some consistent performances with the bat in 2nd Grade over the previous two seasons. He had a fine debut with 14* in difficult circumstances in the 1st innings and 15 from 14 balls including a huge six in the second innings as the side moved towards a declaration. And while the side was just two wickets away from an outright defeat of the students, Uni. won the match by six wickets on the first innings.
No. 111 Patrick Magann born 9 April 1998 (aged 18) At 18 years and 336 days Pat Magann was the ninth youngest player to debut with the club in 1st Grade. Selected to play Easts in a limited overs match in round 15 at Waverley Oval, Pat was called on to bowl with Easts down 4-50. He made a quick and important breakthrough taking the vital wicket of Jonte Pattison, caught by Shaun Eaton for 10. He finished with an impressive 1-24 off 7 overs in Easts’ final score of 181. He was not required to bat in Randwick Petersham’s score of 7-318cc.
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No. Player Season No. Player Season No. Player Season 1 Paul Toole* 2001-02 38 James Byrne 2004-05 75 Nick Warren 2010-11 2 Daryl Parmenter 2001-02 39 Paul Horton 2004-05 76 Anthony Sams 2010-11 3 Ian Barter 2001-02 40 Nigil Singh 2004-05 77 Tom Johnson 2011-12 4 Richard Chee Quee 2001-02 41 Melvin Singh 2004-05 78 Monty Panesar 2011-12 5 Graham Doig 2001-02 42 Matthew Taylor 2004-05 79 Nicholas Stapleton 2011-12 6 Andrew Millican 2001-02 43 Jamie Boettiger 2005-06 80 Cameron Borgas 2012-13 7 Paul Staunton 2001-02 44 Michael Watson 2005-06 81 Soumil Chhibber 2012-13 8 Grant Parmenter 2001-02 45 Jade Dernbach 2005-06 82 Brandon McLean 2012-13 9 Adam Warren 2001-02 46 Paul Greentree 2005-06 83 Daniel Sams 2012-13 10 Andrew Harrison 2001-02 47 Chris Whelan 2005-06 84 Shaun Eaton 2012-13 11 James LeHuray 2001-02 48 Arun Harinath 2005-06 85 Jake Scicluna 2012-13 12 Matthew Parker 2001-02 49 Shawn Flegler* 2006-07 86 Jarryd Biviano 2012-13 13 John Moffatt 2001-02 50 Nathan Hauritz* 2006-07 87 Andrew Williams 2012-13 14 Brett Hunter 2001-02 51 Jordan Magro 2006-07 88 Ben Marciante 2012-13 15 Scott Obey 2001-02 52 Adam Semple* 2006-07 89 Shayne Smith 2012-13 16 David Mitchell 2001-02 53 Tim Laws 2006-07 90 David Warner 2013-14 17 Matt Cassar 2002-03 54 Glen Whichello 2006-07 91 Nathan Ellis 2013-14 18 Joseph Hill* 2002-03 55 Lance Kahler 2006-07 92 Rory Burns 2013-14 19 Simon Katich 2002-03 56 Peter Alevizos 2006-07 93 Alex Sciascia 2013-14 20 Robert Smith 2002-03 57 Burt Cockley 2007-08 94 Rishahb Shah 2013-14 21 Darren Wotherspoon 2002-03 58 Brett Jackson 2007-08 95 Thomas Jagot 2014-15 22 Chris Benjamin 2002-03 59 John McLoughlin 2007-08 96 Ryan Higgins 2014-15 23 Richard Phillips 2002-03 60 Ashley Doolan 2007-08 97 Sam Doggett 2014-15 24 Jeff Hemmings 2002-03 61 Shane Pargeter 2007-08 98 Henry Thornton 2014-15 25 Peter Bayley 2002-03 62 William Passas 2008-09 99 Alex Kemp 2014-15 26 Matthew Banes 2002-03 63 Steve Bidwell-Brown 2008-09 100 Jack Preddey 2015-16 27 Glenn Farquharson 2003-04 64 Brenton Barker 2008-09 101 Francois Neser 2015-16 28 Tim Lloyd 2003-04 65 Scott Coyte* 2009-10 102 James Psarakis 2015-16 29 Nathan Rosser 2003-04 66 Matthew Frith 2009-10 103 Barry McCarthy 2015-16 30 Jonathan Lewis 2003-04 67 Nathan Price* 2009-10 104 Max Moran 2015-16 31 Rodney Stafford* 2003-04 68 Damian Wall 2009-10 105 Jason Sangha 2015-16 32 Usman Khawaja* 2003-04 69 Peter Cross 2009-10 106 Gregory West 2016-17 33 Geoff Hodgkinson 2003-04 70 Robert Wilson 2009-10 107 Andrew Balbirnie 2016-17 34 Eddie Otto 2003-04 71 Robert Close 2009-10 108 Matthew Critchley 2016-17 35 Neil Cohen 2003-04 72 Adam Coyte 2010-11 109 Kushaal Ram 2016-17 36 Aaron Hildred 2003-04 73 Jake Wilson 2010-11 110 Suffan Hassan 2016-17 37 Matthew Mott* 2004-05 74 Alex Graham 2010-11 111 Patrick Magann 2016-17
PLAYER OF THE ROUND & MVP AWARD 2016-17
In 2016-17 JC Travel and its owner Freddy Mikhael supported the Club’s “Most Valuable Player” award. At the conclusion of each round teams in Grades 1 to 5 and Metropolitan Cup voted on their MVPs on a 3, 2, 1 basis and each round a $100 travel voucher was awarded. Periodically the table was updated and released to members but at the end of Round 12 the ladder was closed.
Congratulations to 5th Grade skipper Nigil Singh on winning the JC Travel MVP Award. He scored 18 points to narrowly defeat Adam Semple (17), Hayden Fox (15) and Mitchell O’Loughlin (15). Nigil will be presented with a $1,000 travel voucher at the AGM.
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Round Winner (Grade) Round Winner (Grade) Round Winner (Grade) 1 Anthony Sams (1st Grade) 6 Jackson Eldridge (5th Grade) 11 Douglas Loth (3rd Grade) 2 Andrew Sprowls (4th Grade) 7 Jack James (3rd Grade) 12 Nathan Price (1st Grade) 3 Matt Everett (2nd Grade) 8 Alex Kemp (1st Grade) 13 Ravin De Silva (3rd Grade) 4 Alex Kemp (1st Grade) 9 David Bourke (4th Grade) 14 Adam Semple (1st Grade) 5 Kel Mullins (Metro) 10 James Tyson (2nd Grade) 15 Chris Hart (5th Grade)
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2nd Grade Report by Tom Holland, Captain Position in Competition: 15th 5 wins; 1 tie; 7 losses; 2 draws Season 2016-17 had plenty of potential for a young 2nd Grade side packed with talent and brimming with the opportunity to put it on display. With a few departures from the club, a batch of new players entered the scene in Matt Everett, Pat Magann, Jono Maloney, Sam Mackay and Joe Hart. This was buoyed by the inclusion of Irish export Andrew Balbirnie for the first half.
The season overall was quite disjointed with multiple injuries and players unavailable meaning we never hit a consistent stride throughout the season and our top performances were often marred by poor efforts in following weeks. Our final position of 15th was not an indication of the lack of talent in the team, but more an inexperience and potential lack of maturity in a young side, one which will only improve in coming seasons.
Our season didn’t get off to the best start losing three and drawing one against Northern District in our first four games. Our first win against Penrith in round 5 was a special one, not only being our first off the mark, but because we showed that we were capable of winning close matches. Our win against second placed UNSW in round 7 marked the first of four wins on the trot, the others being against North Sydney, Bankstown and Parramatta. Unfortunately, that marked our last win of the season, ending with three losses, a draw and a thrilling tie to finish off the season.
Throughout the season, while many players fought hard to hit their stride, each player produced key performances which highlighted their class and ability to match the grade and in some cases push for selection in 1st Grade. Some of the standout performances were Matt Everett’s maiden 2nd Grade century of 195* against Northern District in round 3; Suffan Hassan’s fighting 82 against Wests in round 2; Shaun Eaton’s 80 and 54 against Sydney in round 6; Andrew Balbirnie’s 121 against UNSW in round 7 where he was well supported with a fighting 49 by Max Moran in a 104 run partnership; Scott Sharma’s 69 against Manly including six fours and four sixes; James Tyson taking 5-24 against Parramatta; and Kush Ram taking 4-29 against Penrith.
A special mention to both Joe Hart and Matt Calder who made their maiden 2nd Grade 50s this season. Joe’s 55 came against Blacktown in round 4 where he showed considerable maturity to fight through a bombardment of short bowling from former West Indian test bowler Corey Collymore. Matt’s 52 came in his 2nd Grade debut against Easts in round 15 where he took on the bowling and showed maturity beyond his years to put the team in a great position. He will be a player to watch.
Other special mentions include Jack James and Ash Burton who both made their debut in 2nd Grade this year off the back of some great 3rd Grade performances. In his two games in 2s, Jack remained not out in each innings and made his presence known in the field with a superb catch and run-out against Bankstown. Ash Burton provided some good spells of bowling, his best being 2-26 against UNSW and showed that hard work at training pays off.
Despite some great performances, there are a few areas that we can work on in the coming seasons. These are things that come down to the individual and that we as a club look to instil in the younger players coming through. If we can improve our individual attitudes towards each other and the game, playing for the team as opposed to the individual, improve our dedication to training and our ability to fight hard to win the small battles when batting, bowling or fielding, we will go a long way to improve the team culture and brand, while also making it more enjoyable to turn up every Saturday.
I’d also like to say thank you to a few people for the work behind the scenes. Firstly to Club Coach Greg Small and his assistant Simon Gould for their help and advice throughout the season. Thank you for working us hard at training and providing the platform to take us to higher things in the seasons to come. Secondly, to Stanley Beal for scoring in parts of the season. While his vision may not be the best, his dedication to turning up for the weeks he was able and providing some entertainment along the way made the captain’s job a bit easier. And finally to David Holland, for taking up the team’s manager role and helping out with the scoring duties when Stan was unable to be there. Thanks for your guidance and support throughout my first season as captain and for your help with the setup of the small things on game day that make a big difference.
I’d also like to make special mention of a club legend who is retiring from 2nd Grade--James Tyson. “Tyso” has been a stalwart of the club’s higher grades throughout his career and has continued to show his class and consistency each season, again proving that he has the skill to match the grade and then some, with 23 wickets at 24.57 this season. You will be well missed mate.
I have no doubt that 2nd Grade going forward will be a better team for what we have learned through the hardships of this season. With some quality young players coming through the ranks and other players hitting their strides in their first seasons of Grade Cricket, I believe there will be better things to come and we can push to be playing finals cricket in the seasons ahead.
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2nd Grade BATTING Batsman M Inn NO Runs Ave HS Ct/Rt 50 100 6s Matthew Everett 14 16 1 542 6.1 195 1 0 1 1 Suffan Hassan 1 15 1 69 26. 6 82 2 1 2 0 Andrew Balbirnie 9 2 58 51.14 121 2 0 1 1 0 Shaun Eaton 9 12 0 282 2 .50 80 2 2 2 0 4 Sam Mackay 11 14 1 2 0 20. 45 8 0 0 0 2 om Holland 14 16 214 16.46 46 8 1 0 0 2 ushaal Ram 14 11 2 184 20.44 4 11 0 0 0 Ma Moran 12 14 0 169 12.0 49 0 0 0 1 Joe Hart 14 14 16 15.18 55 2 1 0 0 Scott Sharma 6 6 0 119 19.8 69 1 0 1 0 Matthew Calder 1 1 0 52 52.00 52 0 0 1 0 0 James Tyson 1 10 6 51 12. 5 22 1 0 0 0 0 Jack James 2 2 2 44 29 1 1 0 0 0 Jono Maloney 2 2 0 40 20.00 0 0 0 0 2 at Magann 8 5 2 5 11.6 26 0 0 0 0 Sam Wood 6 5 0 20 4.00 9 0 0 0 0 0 Also Batted 12 10 1 61 .25 16 0 0 0 0 Total 158 162 24 2977 21.57 195* 65/9 8 2 29 Also batted Matches Innings Not outs uns 6s atches un outs rancois Neser 2 2 0 19 0 0 0 Jack Lyle 1 1 0 16 0 0 0 Ben Stares 4 0 1 0 2 0 Ashley Burton 2 0 1 0 1 0 om McKenzie 1 1 0 0 0 0
2nd Grade BOWLING Bowler Overs M’s Wkts Runs Ave RPO Best 5W ushaal Ram 152.2 15 2 688 25.48 4.52 4 29 0 James Tyson 15 .2 1 2 565 24.5 .59 5 24 1 Shaun Eaton 8 .2 1 15 51 2 .40 4.02 20 0 at Magann 56. 9 9 196 21. 8 .4 1 0 Sam Wood 88.5 18 1 44. 1 .52 2 26 0 Sam Mackay 19 1 6 1 1 21.8 6.89 24 0 Joe Hart 89. 6 561 9 .50 6.2 4 0 Ashley Burton 29 4 4 120 1.00 4.28 2 26 0 Andrew Balbirnie 14.1 2 5 19.00 4.02 2 10 0 Jono Maloney 1 1 6 21.00 4.85 2 9 0 Also Bowled 64. 6 25 84. .92 1 2 0 Total 771.3 103 106 3298 31.11 4.28 5-24 1 Also bowled Overs Maidens Wickets uns rancois Neser 1 .5 2 1 54 homas McKenzie 15.4 2 1 1 Scott Sharma 2 2 1 109 homas Holland 1 0 0 Ma Moran 0 0 16
2nd Grade WICKETKEEPING Wicket Keeper M Ct St Total Byes Matthew Everett 15 16 1 1 9 Ma Moran 1 0 16 Total 16 19 1 20 25
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Flier_RandwickPetersham_D2.indd 1 25/5/17 14:42 3rd Grade Report by Rodney Stafford, Captain Position in Competition: 11th 6 wins; 1 tie; 7 losses; 1 draw Season 2016-17 was a “what could have been” type season for the 3rd Grade Randy Petes. We played fantastic cricket at times, had a great mix of up-and- comers and proven veterans and were highly competitive against all the top sides. Unfortunately though, we ended up on the wrong side of the close games which ultimately cost us a chance to compete in successive finals series.
The season started with an impressive chase of 245 against Fairfield at Petersham. Big runs was something we hadn’t achieved very often in previous seasons with bowling being our strength. However, with the addition of experienced 1st Grade veteran John McLoughlin the side had a good feel about it, batting-wise. On this day near-veteran Ben Stares scored 74, Jack Lyle 64 and J-Mac 47 to get us home.
Round 2 saw us lose a high scoring nail biter at Coogee Oval by three runs to Wests despite an almost match winning performance from McLoughlin who made 64. We then suffered a 54 run loss to ND’s with promising paceman Tom McKenzie’s three wickets and Ash Burton’s 73 the highlights. We were then belted by Blacktown after losing a key toss with the main highlight being a presentation of a special brew of beers called “The Schu” to Karl Schubert to celebrate his 200 ‘keeping dismissals. Thanks to Ben Stares for organising!
Round 5 was an unbelievable game vs Penrith at Coogee Oval that turned out to be the first of two ties at the venue this season, the second being in 2nd Grade in round 15 v Easts. RPC batted first and after being 6-80 recovered to 216 with the tail wagging thanks to contributions by the skipper and “Burto” firstly and then a 46 runs last wicket stand between Omair Ali and Tom McKenzie. “The Riff” were cruising to victory in the chase firstly at 2-107 and then 5-181 but succumbed at the death for a tie with “Burto” 4-38 and the skip 3-62 doing the late damage to force the points to be split. Round 6 was another heartbreaker as we lost by one wicket to Sydney at Birchgrove despite 99 and three wickets from the classy Scott Sharma and three poles to RPC newcomer Doug Loth. Sydney put on an unbeaten 27 for the last wicket in a match that see-sawed throughout.
Rounds 7 and 8 saw the team steam into the Christmas break with two solid wins against UNSW and North Sydney. It also saw an injection of youth and a look into a bright future with 17 year old Jack James making his debut century for the club with a mature 105. Another 17 year old in Matt Calder scored 39 while 18 year old leg spinner Kyri Tsalikidis took three wickets. Wicketkeeper Kaoser’ Rocky’ Ahmed also forced his way into the side and scored 40, with the skip taking four wickets. Against Norths, big Doug Loth (3-20) and Reehan Nawaz (2-16) had the Bears in huge trouble with four wickets in the first four overs, before Kyri proved he could dominate 3s with an outstanding 4-37 off 10 overs. The chase was dominant with good form continuing for Jack James (57) and J-Mac (39*) seeing us home easily with Matt Calder finishing things off with a huge six onto the Warringah Freeway.
Round 9 was a huge blow against lowly Bankstown where virtually all games were played except for us. We were then belted by Parra at Coogee only mustering 60 after being 5-5 early after being sent in on a new green wicket. They passed us none down in reply. From here a finals spot was very unlikely with the top six having put a gap on the rest with us in the bottom half.
Round 11 v Manly was probably our best win of the season. Ben Stares took on the captaincy with the skipper away, and the side batted well after the previous match to score a defendable 205 at Petersham Oval with contributions by Ben Stares 45, Matt Calder 41, Jono Maloney 38 and Chris King 30. At 1-90 Manly was well in control and looking to push their way into the top six, when Doug Loth ripped the heart out of the top and middle order taking 6-54. He was well supported by Reehan Nawaz who took 2-21 and Manly were all out 131 after losing 9-41.
We then lost two more nail biters to the then top two sides in Mosman and Sydney University. The last ball loss to Mosman off a French cut summed up our season and was a shattering loss for the boys. The Sydney Uni. loss had one massive highlight which was a breakthrough middle-grades innings of 83 by youngster Rav De Silva. We then finished the year with dominant victories against Campbelltown and Easts to finish 11th on the ladder. Reehan Nawaz took six wickets in the last two victories, Ben Stares made 59 and 28 to finish the season strongly including skippering the win against the Ghosts and big Doug Loth finished the season off in style with 5-26 vs Easts.
From an individual standpoint there were many good performances during the year. Ben Stares led the batting aggregates finishing with 323 runs at 29. “Staresy” has been very consistent the last few years in 3s and has proven himself a future leader with two wins from two filling in as skipper. The boys clearly respect Staresy and it gives me great confidence the middle grades are in good hands in the coming years. No doubt Ben will get more of a bowl in coming years. Stay loose mate!
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The bowling was led by R newcomer Doug Loth who came over thanks to taresy. Doug is a tall e perienced fast bowler who consistently hits good areas and bowls natural outswing. e forced his way into 3s after good performances in 4s and finished the year with wickets at 5 including two match winning five wicket hauls. A hugely valuable and welcome addition to the Randy etes family and will no doubt threaten a nd rade spot ne t year.
John McLoughlin showed his class after dropping down from s and while Mac would’ve liked more runs he still finished with a healthy 37 runs at 34 – numbers most bats would take with bells on! Johnny’s experience was enormously helpful for the development of youngsters ack ames and Matt alder amongst others as both transform their talent into consistent run making – it really is great seeing an e perienced higher grader player like ohn give back a bit later in their careers as the ne t generation learns so much from this e posure. e also brought up runs for R early in the season and the team celebrated with another Ben tares special brew aptly called the “Run Machine”. ohnny also en oyed a return to the bowling crease with his clever medium pace. nfortunately for ohn a chronic elbow in ury forced him off the park for the second half of the season. We all have our fingers crossed that ohnny will be able to lace up the boots again ne t season.
Jack James’ improvement in the last year was there for all to see and watching the way he dominated 3s was a real highlight for myself and the team. Making 7 runs at he forced his way into s where he immediately made an impact. ack is a future st grader and I’m looking forward to seeing more hard work pay off for him. Well done on a breakthrough year!
Matt Calder came up from Wollongong to have a crack in the big smoke and what a talent he is. “ alds” had his fair share of bad luck early in 3s after scoring 5 in 4th rade, however, once he found his feet he scored consistent 30’s and 40’s to finish with 176 runs at . e was given a crack in s late in the season and scored 5 v asts in what should be the start of a long higher grade career for R .
Ash Burton had another solid year and contributed 4 wickets at and 4 runs at forcing his way into nd rade at times. Burto became e tremely reliable with the ball given more opportunity than previous seasons and is a really good “death” bowler. f his off field banter, hairstyle and kit improves at the same rate as his cricket has then Burto’s future looks very bright! Jack Lyle had an up and down season only averaging 7 hovering between number 3 and in the order. A few key innings from ack got us over the line during the season and he really stepped up as a clubman taking on the drinks mi ing for the second half of the season – always a pleasure to have in the side. Kaoser ‘Rocky’ Ahmed took on the ‘keeping duties halfway during the year forcing his way in with consistent runs in 4s. Rocky started really well in 3s scoring consistent 30’s and 40’s but went through a bit of a patch to finish with 4 runs at . Rocky like many other bats needs to cash in once he gets to 4 and turn these into big scores. That is the difference between averaging 20 and averaging 30+ and pushing the next grade. Rocky’s keeping was very good throughout and he is always a great team man who contributes immensely in all facets.
Reehan Nawaz had his best 3rd rade bowling season finishing with wickets at and finished the year on fire The Waz is also a top fielder and handy batsman when playing in his natural aggressive fashion. Tom McKenzie had a few in uries before and during the middle of the season but finished well to finish with 4 poles. Tommy has raw talent with the ball and think will be hugely successful in coming years as his fast bowling rig keeps maturing. or mine the key to this success will be a little bit more patience when on top so as to not release any pressure on the opposition and an in ury free pre season.
There were plenty of other contributors in 3rd rade during the year. These include Karl Schubert with the gloves and opening the batting mi ing drinks and finishing the team song off in style “The chu” will be greatly missed on the paddock as he approaches each game like it’s a Test Match. We wish “Kleenex” Karl well in retirement and look forward to his continuing contribution to the club as M for club functions and match day announcer. Another retiree this season is Matthew Wallis who started the season in 3s and finished in 4s. Wally never uite hit his bowling straps in 3s this year but finished very well in 4s to almost get them to the semi finals. We wish Wally well in retirement we will all miss his hard hitting innings slips fielding and ability to decimate opposition top orders in ust a few minutes of good rhythm. Omair Ali played half a dozen games in 3s and contributed solidly with the new ball. e is also an absolute e ample to others as he has worked e tremely hard on his batting and is starting to reap the benefits with both runs and opportunities higher up the order. Budding young leg spinner Kyri Tsalakidis got his first shot at 3rd rade after moving through Metro 5s and 4s in the previous few seasons. Kyri is a huge spinner of the ball and proved that our stocks are good with a couple of match winning performances. At Kyri’s current rate of improvement he is more than capable of moving up the grades in the ne t year or two. Corey Graham also made a number of appearances and proved that he will be a very handy young all rounder for the club in the coming years. Jono Maloney looks a raw all round talent after an in ury riddled season since oining the club from Newcastle. ooking forward to seeing ono go well for us ne t season. Rav DeSilva struggled for consistency in 4’s and 5’s but proved he could play higher grades perhaps more at home with the extra pace on the ball. A similar story for Chris King entailed with immediate success in 3’s that he couldn’t find in 4’s, and “Kingy” forged a really good late season combination with Ben tares at the top of the order. These two blokes should give all lower graders confidence in their ability to progress up the grades and handle the situation. The difference between lower and middle grades is often consistency and the will to keep working hard and back yourself. It’s also a great example of taking an opportunity when you get one no matter what the circumstances.
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And a huge thank you to our scorer the great R chard c ord. “Hubert” is an institution and his advice in the car on game day trips to the ground is always to the point. Round 14 was Dickie’s 400th game scoring for R and Round 15 was his 1,400th career game as a rade scorer including the old etersham Marrickville club. Thanks to our supporters and helpers during the year including family from the awa , alder, James, tares, oth, chubert, Wallis and tafford clans.
Many thanks again to ractice aptain a ea who always does a great ob. Thanks to all the coaching staff, management committee, other grades and volunteers who continue to make this a great club.
ack Ro R chard c ord scorer Ash ey r o om cKe e o o h ack y e e ares hr s K ro Ro Kaoser Ahmed Rehaa a a Rod a ord a a a der Ra e a
easo o s o eres The tied match against enrith was the second tie between the sides in three seasons at oogee val and occurred when Penrith’s A Burton Adam was dismissed by our A Burton Ashley with the scores level on 216 The defeat by Blacktown was the club’s first 3rd rade loss to that club in our 16 years With 2 runs to win, down and one ball left in a match, an inside edge for 2 gave Mosman the narrowest of victories At 17 years and 15 days Jack James became the youngest century maker in 3rd rade with 105 v W at etersham In the 50 overs per side round 1 match v airfield iverpool 36 extras were conceded including 23 wides but a win was recorded The loss by 10 wickets to arramatta was a new losing margin record for 3rd rade Karl chubert brought up 225 games for the club in round 3 v s and passed 200 wicket keeping dismissals in round 4 v Blacktown John Mc oughlin passed the 6,000 runs for the club milestone in round 4 v Blacktown Rod tafford played his 225th game in round 3 v s and brought up 400 wickets for R in round 4 v Blacktown cott harma was ad udged lbw on off 7 balls with 11 fours and 6 sixes against ydney at Birchgrove
rd rade AR R Wicket artnership Batsmen and final score pponent enue 1 77 K 41 B ares 5 ampbelltown Raby 2 2 105 B ares 73 ackay 45 airfield iverpool etersham 3 3 J ames 57 J c o h 3 orth ydney Bon Andrews 4 112 J y e 64 J c o h 47 airfield iverpool etersham 5 5 J y e 25 J a o ey 33 Mosman Rawson 6 3 M a der 21 R a ord 15 arramatta oogee 7 6 A r o 73 M a s 26 orthern istrict As uith 60 harma o h 5 ydney Birchgrove 23 R a ord 43 T cKe e 0 Blacktown Jim anshaw 10 46 A 20 T cKe e 24 enrith oogee A
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rd rade A a sma R s A e R en ares 11 11 0 . 0 0 ohn c o h 1 . 4 4 0 1 0 ack ames 4 1 1 . 10 0 1 1 aoser Ahmed 1 11 1 1 4 1 .40 41 1 0 0 ack y e 1 11 0 1 1 1 . 4 0 1 0 atthew a der 10 10 1 1 1 . 41 1 1 0 0 Rod a ord 1 11 1 1. 0 4 1 0 0 sh r o 1 14 1 . 4 0 1 0 Rehaan a a 11 10 1 111 1 . 1 0 0 arl ch er 0 10 1 .00 4 1 0 hris K 0 10 1. 0 41 0 0 0 0 Ra in e a 0 10 4. 0 1 0 cott harma 1 1 0 .00 0 0 1 0 ono a o ey 0 4.00 1 0 0 0 atthew a s 4 0 0. 4 0 0 0 am ackay 0 . 0 4 0 0 0 0 om cKe e 1 4 11.00 4 4 0 0 0 mair A 1 4 10. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Doug o h 10 1 4. 10 0 0 0 A so a ed 1 1 . 0 4 0 0 0 o a A so a ed atches nnings ot outs Runs atches Run outs am ood 1 1 0 0 0 orey raham 4 0 1 0 1 ndrew ro s 1 1 1 10 0 0 Da id che 0 0 0 yriakos sa k d s 4 0 dam ke s e 1 1 0 4 1 0 rett er 1 1 0 0 0 0 athan ares 1 0 0 0 ames yso 1 0 1 0
rd rade o er ers M’s k s R s A era e R es Doug o h .4 0 0 14. 0 .0 4 Rod a ord 11 .4 1 1.0 . 4 0 0 Rehaan a a 1 1 1 . 4.1 4 0 shley r o 1 14 1 . 1 4.0 1 om cKe e 1 .1 1 14 4 . 0 . 4 0 0 yri sa k d s 4 . 1 1. . 1 4 0 ohn c o h 1 1 .00 .1 0 en ares .1 0 . . 0 cott harma 1 . .00 0 mair A . .00 . 0 0 A so o ed 10 41.44 .4 40 0 o a A so o ed ers aidens ickets Runs ames yso 10 1 40 ono a o ey 0 4 1 atthew a s 4 1 am ood 1 14 orey raham 1 1 1 40 am ackay 1 1 ndrew ro s 0 0 atthew a der 1 0 0
rd rade K K cke Kee er o a yes Kar chubert 11 4 1 Kaoser hmed 1 1 14 1 o a
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4th Grade Report by David Bourke, Captain Position in Competition: 8th 8 wins; 7 losses Fourth Grade started the season with the goal of playing finals cricket and with a great blend of youth and experience the side was almost able to achieve that aim finishing in equal 6th position but relegated to 8th on quotient. And while it was frustrating not to play finals cricket, upon reflection it was an extremely enjoyable season with a fantastic group of players who appreciated each other's success and gave 100% every time they strode onto the field for the Randy-Petes.
Season Highlights: The wins over UNSW in round 7 and Manly in round 11 were key moments in the season. After winning rounds 1 and 2 the side lost four games on the bounce and another loss would have seen our chances of finals cricket slip away. After UNSW posted a challenging 259, we were struggling at 5-138. However, young Jack Standing joined new number 3 Jaya Murdita and changed the game in a flash with an amazing display of counter-attacking batting, putting on 102 runs in just 75 minutes to give us the chocolates and get our season back on track. After wins in Rounds 7, 8 and 10, the side took on Manly in round 11 on their home turf in a game which threatened a loss to either side would see finals cricket out of reach. After winning the toss and electing to bowl first the skipper was getting filthy looks as Manly moved to 0-43. However, up stepped Matthew Wallis who went on a rampage, picking up 6-26 from 14 overs as Manly lost 10 wickets for 14 runs to be all out for 57! While such a small total should have been easily chased down, Manly unleashed their current 1st Grade quick who was returning from injury, however young opening batsman Jackson Eldridge stepped up to take on the challenge and post his maiden Premier Cricket ton scoring 105* to see the side take the cash.
Season Lowlights: The batting performance against Sydney University in round 13 when we were out for just 95 to go down by six wickets. With a finals spot on the line against a side in the same position, we just didn’t step up with the bat when it mattered. In saying that, after several seasons where batting has been a weakness and exposed more often than not, we went a long way to rectifying that this season as the results show. Another lowlight was the circuit shoes Corey Graham offered post-game at Petersham Oval, those things should be illegal…..
The Volunteers: A massive thanks to Mike Sprowls and Chris Powell for assisting with scoring at stages throughout the season, plus Alan Wright, Greg Small, Peter Jenkins and Stan Beal for their support during games throughout the season. Also thanks to Paula Bourke and Warren Bourke for their assistance with afternoon teas. The boys appreciated the quality spreads!
Player Summary Karl Schubert - A massive congratulations to the retiring wicketkeeper/batsman on his performances for Randwick Petersham Cricket Club over the years. “Schu” has been an RPC stalwart since joining the club several years ago, bringing hard hitting batting at the top of the order, safe hands behind the stumps and rubbish words of encouragement to the opposition. I have had the pleasure of playing a fair chunk of cricket with Schu, the enthusiasm and energy he brought every Saturday both on and off the field is second to none, as is his understanding of the skipper’s post-match hydration needs. The way Schu proudly represented the green and gold of RPC is a true reflection of his love of the club. One of the great RPC clubman. Matthew Wallis – Also a massive congratulations to the retiring Matthew Wallis on his performances for Randwick Petersham Cricket Club over the years. While “Wally” spent a few years out of the game, he returned mid-way through last season and picked up where he left off; taking poles for fun and hitting the ball long! I had the pleasure of winning a 4th Grade competition with him back in 2007- 08 and although we were unable to repeat it this season, it wasn’t through lack of effort on Wally’s part as his statistics show. Fingers crossed Wally’s retirement is short-lived a second time around and we get to see him in the green and gold again! Jaya Murdita – “Big Dawg again displayed the great talent he possesses at this level. However, while his bowling didn’t live up to expectations due to some niggling injuries, an elevation up the batting order to number 3 saw Big Dawg display his natural talent with the bat. A critical 81 against UNSW displayed his ability in this role and hopefully he builds on it next season, along with getting his rig in order to return to the bowling crease! Big Dawg also displayed natural leadership skills, which was great to see in a bloke so young. Also can put you onto a solid priced winner on a Saturday arvo, although his dish licker tips need some work…..
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David Mitchell – The “Mitch” returned to the playing field after a five year break and immediately displayed his ability with the bat. On several occasions itch displayed the class that saw him play st rade several years ago, a highlight being his at pace against asts in round 15. Personally as skipper, Mitch’s insight and thoughts were greatly appreciated as his knowledge of the game is second to none. itch also showed his class in the post match beverage area….. James Mahony-Brack – “JMB” had his first crack at full time rade cricket, joining the side after finishing SC commitments. While his bowling took a while to get going, his performances with the bat were outstanding and his average of . was an indication of the talent we first saw in reen Shield several years ago. is match winning against osman was an innings of class under pressure, especially with the skipper dotting it up down the other end With a full pre season under his belt ne t year, e pect B to progress up the rades as a true all rounder. Jackson Eldridge – “Jacko” had a breakout season in rade cricket this season, firstly dominating th rade and then becoming a critical member at the top of the order in th rade. he highlight was his unbeaten against a anly side containing a current st rade opening bowler on a deck touted the “green monster”. Coupled with his batting acko displayed great hands in the field, taking some screamers in the gully. acko also displayed plenty of confidence on the field. reat to see in a young player with minimal experience giving more senior opposition players some batting advice….. Gabriel Budwee – “Budders” returned to rade cricket after several seasons working with the Swans and he immediately showed he had lost none of his skills with the ball, picking up wickets consistently. Budders has a great passion for the club, and brings energy both on and off the field, making him a critical member of any side he plays in. A great clubman. e pect Budders to continue his move back up the grades ne t season with a full pre season under his belt. oo classy not to. Mac Jenkins – “MJ” was only available when school commitments allowed, but when he was he was a star performer. At only , bowls with a maturity way beyond his years and he toyed with opposition batsmen in every game, picking up wickets in five games at an average of . while only going at . runs per over. uality ooking forward to watching develop in the coming years, and also him not requiring a chair to stand on to reach the mirror when putting his sunscreen on….. Andrew Sprowls – “Sprowler’ again showed his uality at this level of cricket, finishing with wickets at . , with a match winning against Wests in ound . When Sprowler gets it right, he is near unplayable, and his understanding of working a batsman out and bowling to that plan is developing each season. he ne t step for him is to achieve consistency from week to week. Corey Graham – “Boots” took to his first full season of remier Cricket like he had been around for ages, showing talent with both bat and ball while also being one of the most natural fielders in any position have seen in a while. is against Blacktown was a highlight of his batting ability, while his against arramatta indicates what he can do with the ball. Boots also educated the boys on country life, wow….. Kyriakos Tsalikidis – “Zeus” continued his progression as a leg spinner, dominating early in the season to earn a spot in rd rade, and only coming back to s in an effort for us to push for a finals birth. eus gives the ball an almighty rip and the development of his variations was great to see. eus also shows great confidence in his ability, a critical thing for a spinner, whilst being a much underrated fielder. is batting is a work in progress, but the commitment is there as highlighted in round when he was able to hang around with the skipper to get the win. ooking forward to watching eus progress up the grades ne t season. Chris King – “Kingy” joined us from the Central Coast, and whilst his output wasn’t as desired, his class was obvious to see, as proved with his results at the back end of the season in s. ingy immediately fitted into the culture of the side and the club, his positive attitude and team spirit was great to see. Backing ingy for a big season ne t year. Also, congratulations to igel Singh and the th rade boys in taking out the David Sherwood Cup great effort
Season Points of Interest n round v Wests e tras wides were conceded but the game was won to after they lost from att Wallis took in balls with four caught by wicket keeper arl Schubert when anly crashed from and to be all out for . he loss of wickets for runs was played out over overs. Wallis went from to he match dismissals by wicket keeper arl Schubert v anly at raham eserve was the highest in the competition With down and one ball to go in the O match against asts skipper David Bourke hit the runs for a to victory he team had five partnerships of or more throughout the season After slumping to 16 chasing Mosman’s 121 in a LO match at Coogee, a runs partnership between ames ahony Brack and David Bourke resulted in a wickets win he partnership of between att Calder and David Bourke for the th wicket v orthern District and the for the th between aya urdita and Corey raham a new club record v Blacktown were the best partnerships for those wickets in the competition David Bourke passed , runs for the club in round v orthern District David itchell brought up , runs for the club in round v Sydney
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4th Grade BATTING Batsman M Inn NO Runs Ave HS Ct/Rt 50 100 avid Mitchell 11 11 2 2 . 1 6 avid Bourke 15 15 26 2 . 1 1 1 Jaya Murdita 15 15 1 25 1 . 6 1 2 2 James Mahony-Brack 15 .25 1 2 1 Karl Schubert 155 1 . 5 1 1 Jackson Eldridge 1 1 22. 1 5 2 1 Jack Standing 121 . 6 2 1 Matthew Wallis 6 2 12 . 5 Matthew Calder 11 .6 1 1 Chris King 1 11 1 . 6 Corey Graham 6 1 2 1 . 6 2 1 Kaoser Ahmed 2 5. 5 2 1 ylan Powell 5 6 1 15.6 1 2 Savio Gracias Flor 5 5 56 11.2 25 1 abe Budwee 6 1 5 1 . 2 1 Omair li 12.6 15 1 Kyri Tsalikidis 5 16.5 16 1 oug Loth 1 2 1 . 1 1 ndrew Sprowls 11 2 . 22 Also Batted 2 21 1 2 6. 1 16 1 Total 169 152 23 2311 17.91 105* 73/3 12 1 Also batted Matches nnings ot outs uns Catches un outs avin De Silva 21 2 imanshu Kakkireni 2 1 2 ehaan Nawaz 1 16 1 Ty ac Jordan 2 2 16 Mac Jenkins 5 2 12 2 Matthew Hilder 2 1 11 d House 1 1 6 1 Sam Boyns 2 2 1 Cameron Fowler 2 1 1 2 Chris Hart 1 1 2 ick Warren 2 1
4th Grade BOWLING Bowler Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave RPO Best 5W ndrew Sprowls .2 1 1 2 . 1 .5 5 2 1 Matthew Wallis .5 2 16 1 2 11. 2.1 6 26 1 Kyri Tsalikidis 5. 12 16 25.25 .22 11 abe Budwee 16 1 2 1 22. . 1 avid Bourke 26. 6 12 2 6. 2. 5 15 1 Mac Jenkins 6 1 12 1 5 12. 2. 2 15 ick Warren 1 5.22 1.5 5 2 1 Corey Graham . 12 1 . . 5 oug Loth . 1 2 . .2 Cameron Fowler 1 5 16 2. . 2 6 ehaan Nawaz 11 5 1 . 5 2.21 2 Omair Ali 22 6 22. . Jack Standing 1 1 1 .6 2.2 2 15 Sam Boyns .5 1 111 . 2. Jaya Murdita 5 1 6 . .52 1 2 James Mahony-Brack 26 1 2 122 122. .6 2 2 Matthew Calder 1 1 1 1. 1. 1 1 Savio Gracias Flor 1 1 1 . 6. 1 1 Total 803.2 172 135 2566 19.01 3.19 6-26 4
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4th Grade WICKETKEEPING Wicket Keeper M Ct St Total Byes Karl Schubert 1 2 21 Tyzac Jordan 2 1 6 Kaoser Ahmed 2 2 2 Ed House 1 1 1 2 Chris Hart 1 2 2 2 Dylan Powell 1 2 2 6 Total 15 29 4 33 21
4th Grade BEST PARTNERSHIPS icket Partnership Batsmen and final score Opponent enue 1 1 K Schubert 2 J Eldridge 1 Parramatta Merrylands 2 6 K Ahmed 2 S Gracias Flor 25 ests Blick 1 K Ahmed 5 D Mitchell 5 airfield Liverpool airfield 1 J Murdita 1 C King ni. S Phillips orth 5 1 1 M Calder Bourke orthern istrict Petersham 6 1 2 J Murdita 1 J Standing 6 ni. S Phillips orth 7 126** C Graham 6 J Murdita 1 Blacktown Petersham 2 Budwee 1 O Ali 1 asts Petersham 5 J Mahony-Brack 2 Sprowls 22 Bankstown Coogee 1 1 O Ali 15 K Tsalikidis 16 Sydney ni. St Pauls TOTAL 755 **new record
Most lorious Thing in Cricket Here’s a fitting extract from The Arrow newspaper on Friday 7 October 1921 (almost 95 years ago) prior to the opening of the 1 21 22 Grade Cricket season written by the editor J C Davis under the heading “Most Glorious Thing in Cricket” (note there was only three grades in those days
To my view the most beautiful thing in cricket is not brilliant batting and superb bowling, but high class team-work. There is nothing better, for instance, than seeing two men at the wickets who know one another so well and who run between wickets with ease and success that charm, though the fieldsmen are at their top and ever looking for the one false move and then to run them out. Here you have the team-work on both sides, the batsmen collaborating for the runs, the bowlers and fieldsmen working together as one man, with the individual fielders on their toes all the time. That is the cricket that grips. And that is the cricket we want to see marking the First Graders in every district. And not only the First, but the Second and Third Graders. And there is not the slightest reason why it should not be general right through cricket in this country.
51 5th Grade Report by Nigil Singh, Captain Position in Competition: 1st-Premiers 11 wins; 6 losses As the Randwick Petersham victory song goes: “When speaking of the hampions, us Randy Petes are it ”
It is always difficult to look back over a season and try and distil the ethos and character of a team that has achieved so much into a page, but it is my belief that the success of the team was predicated on the following principles: eep things simple unt as a pack See the ball and hit the ball ontribute to the team in any way possible elieve that we can win from anywhere While the above may seem trite and somewhat obvious, they were the principles that guided us through the season and played out so wonderfully and fruitfully in the finals. Nigil Singh with the David Sherwood Cup The Players while many players contributed to the team I have limited comments to the Grand Final s uad Kavvy Saini – Didn’t have the output that he would have liked with the bat but scored important runs against orth Sydney to put us in second spot at hristmas. Possesses a great pair of hands and is the best young slips fielder I have seen since a young Rod Stafford. as the game to succeed through the grades, especially as the bowling gets uicker just needs to work on his patience. Savio Gracias-Flor – ig Sav matured this year and played many important innings although two resonate more than others. is gutsy 1 against Mosman batting on the worst wicket I have seen in my Grade career set up an improbable win. Likewise, his in the Grand Final was at times imperious and seriously subdued Saints’ opening bowler with some thunderous pull shots. Got himself out too many times after doing all the hard yards but has all the attributes to be a successful opening batsman. Dylan Powell – A young man that came to the club with some good wraps and played some important innings batting at . nderstands his game better than most 1 year olds but I feel suffered a bit of burn out due to the demands of the Green Shield season on top of the Grade season. A player to watch for the future and I believe a future aptain in the making. Chris Hart – ame to the lub from Shires where he had won nine premierships in a row. Immediately contributed to the team with his positive attitude and was the eventual top scorer in the side. A natural clean hitter and great all round fielder, hris was part of the glue that held the team together, especially when he moved down to from his preferred opening spot. Played no more important innings than his in the Grand Final. Matt Hilder – My old mate, vice captain of the team and lap walking buddy. Whilst I’m sure he didn’t score as many runs as he would have liked this year, Matt’s biggest contribution was in the field as my General. It was his tactical nous that guided us throughout the year and allowed me to contribute the best way that I could – with the ball. I’m not sure what his future plans are but Matt has been a great servant of the lub and has contributed much on and off the field. hank you, mate. Jack Standing – Possibly one of the most naturally gifted 1 year old players that I have had the pleasure of playing with and against. Set the tone for the year with a blistering off balls in the first game of the year and provided the icing on the cake with a magical off balls in the Grand Final including an ama ing seven si es. A young man with a great future in the game, especially as he develops his more than useful seamers. Just keep the game simple, mate. Ben Montedoro – It’s slightly disconcerting when you have played cricket with a member of the team’s father but en will carve out his own legacy for RP , just as strong as his father Rob with Randwick. Safe to say that his season did not start too well scoring only si runs from his first seven innings. en continued to work hard at his game and showed a tremendous amount of resilience and character, finishing the year as arguably our most consistent batsman. nergetic in the field and with some work on his off spin bowling, he will be regular contributor to higher grades in no time. Kel Mullins – Doesn’t always look pretty, but gets the job done with both bat and gloves. Like Jack, ell is a natural cricketer and thrived in the big moments. is to help us secure an outright victory from nowhere against Sydney, as well as his record seven dismissals in the Semi Final underline his potential and will to win. A reluctant ‘keeper but some hard work with the gloves will ensure higher grades. Sam Boyns – An integral part of our success this year. Sam had an uncanny ability to take wickets with the new ball which fre uently opened the door for us to make inroads into opposition orders. Sam finishes his time with the Randy Petes playing in two Grand Finals and winning one Premiership. It’s no surprise that teams that he has played in have had success. MacKenzie Waugh – Mac possess some of the best work ethic that I have seen in a long time. Fre uently the first one at training and among the last to leave, Mac e tracts the best out of himself through sheer hard work. urned a corner after hristmas, and ended the season with wickets across s and Metro up – an outstanding effort for someone in his first year of Grade. Would not be surprised to see him work his way uickly up the grades. Mitchell O’Loughlin – Mitch is a raw talent whose time in s was slightly undone with a big Green Shield workload. Mitch bowls a heavy ball, has a great bouncer and hits his yorker seemingly at will. While he wasn’t in the final 11 for the Semi and Final, his contribution in both of those games was immense underlining his strong team ethic and highlighting his future worth to the lub.
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lu ote igil ingh – ad his best season in the years he has played taking wickets— more than ne t best in the th Grade competition. It was the first time he has passed in a season and during the course of the summer became the first RP player to e ceed wickets for the club. ook 1 and against Gordon in the semi final for match figures of 1 – the third time he has taken 1 in a match. e also took and against ni. of SW. he Grand Final was his 1 th match in th Grade and his 1 which won him the Player of the Grand Final saw him pass 1 wickets in th Grade. A leader by e ample.
he th e n in l co ec u t ille O l t un il St George Randwick Petersham i t nning Min i t nning Min M e l c Saini b Singh 1 ci lo c Moors b Witherly 1 J Mazurk’wicz c Mullins b Singh 1 1 ini c O’Shan b Kennedy 1 1 J O’Shannessy b oyns 1 1 1 o ell c O’Shan b Kennedy 1 M u ne c Standing b oyns 1 1 t c Moors b Francis e b oyns 1 M il e c Grealy b urner 1 Moo c art b Waugh 11 1 t n ing c ayes b urner M cMill n b Singh 1 Monte o o c b Moors 1 1 enne b Singh Mullin b ennedy 11 ithe l c Saini b Waugh 1 1 1 ingh b Francis 1 nci not out 1 1 o n not out ti ton c Mullins b Waugh 1 M ugh b Moors 1 t nb , w , b 1, lb 1 t nb , w 1, b , lb 1 ot l O e ot l O e O 0 (Grealy) 1 (O’Shannessy) 7 (Turner) 7 (Hayes) 34 Moors 1 O : 1 Saini 1 Powell Gracias Flor art 1 ilder 1 MacMillan ennedy Ma urkiewic Stirton Witherly Standing Mullins Montedoro Singh 1 Waugh O M O M ingh 1 1 nci 1 o n 1 1 enne 1 1 1 M ugh 1 . M cMill n 1 1 t n ing ithe l 1 1 M u ne 1 econ nning Min ti ton 1 1 M e l not out 1 Moo . 1 e not out 1 1 t nb 1, w , b , lb 1 ot l O e ingh . 1
i e Andrew amilton and Phil Rainger l e o the M tch: igil Singh co e hris Powell, Randwick Petersham o St George n ic ete h on ic et on the i t inning
n in l M tch e o t Losing the toss was a blessing after a few days heavy rain with Saints deciding to bat on a pitch which looked firm and hard. Skipper Nigil Singh began his team’s quest for the premiership in the best way possible—with a wicket first ball. he top scoring St George opener and captain’s first duck of the season caught at first slip by ishwas Saini. More drama was to follow with Sam oyns sending a yorker through the first drop’s defence for a 2 1 score line. oyns continued the rot with two more uick ones to leave Saints in disarray at giving him the remarkable figures of off overs. igil Singh struck again after first change left armer Mac Waugh enticed a catch for a lunch time score of . First ball after lunch Singh repeated what he had done in the first session by taking a wicket. Shortly after he forced an edge from the opening bat who had faced balls for to have them reeling at . A couple of lusty blows got the score to before Waugh struck twice in the space of balls to have them all out on that total. Singh finished with 1 off 1 overs while oyn ended with 1 off 1 and Waugh from 1 . .
he run chase saw the most dynamic batting from the side all summer. While ishwas Saini and Dylan Powell were gone with only 1 runs on the board, it was Savio Gracias Flor who took it up to the bowlers smashing off balls with towering si es. he hard hitting hris art did likewise and uickly the score raced to when Savio was out for . hey had put on —the best partnership of the season for the third wicket. art was gone runs later for a blistering off just balls with fours and si es. Jack Standing and Matt ilder uickly took the score to 1 and a lead of when ilder went for 1 . he bowlers had no answer to young Standing however, who continued his assault on the attack belting an ama ing off balls with fours and an unbelievable si es e was unfortunately caught with the total 1 after he and new man in en Montedoro put on for the si th wicket—also the best for the season. But the slaughter didn’t stop there. Montedoro belted 35 off 40 balls with 5 fours and a si while the skipper, not renowned for his batting, hit one of his best scores in his seasons with off balls with fours and a si .
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nd when the last wicket fell right on stumps the score had reached a superb 2 1 off ust 4 .4 o ers to gi e the side a lead of 1 7 runs on the first innings. t was a brilliant display of batting with the team score the best for the season and the highest since mid way through the pre ious 2015 16 season. More amazing was the fact a total of 14 sixes had been hit in the afternoon’s batting. t was more akin to a 1st Grade performance in a O or T20 match than a 5th Grade Grand inal
The weather turned sour o ernight and day 2 brought the predicted showers. fter much cleaning up play got underway almost an hour late. Howe er after ust 4 balls the hea ens opened and the co ers were again rushed out. The hea y downpour put paid to any speedy resumption and after si ing up the situation the St George captain called a halt and conceded defeat.
t was a gleeful Nigil Singh who accepted the a id Sherwood up at the presentation the third time in its 1 years the club had won the competition. nd in a fitting tribute to the way Singh had handled his team as well as playing some brilliant cricket he was awarded the layer of the Grand inal Medal.
Seas n in s n eres The team took 152 wickets in the 15 preliminary rounds—1 more than ne t best enrith The team lost 147 wickets (equal highest) in scoring 2 44 runs—second only to Mosman’s 3,260 n the first four rounds 11 e tras (33 (2 wides) 34 21 and 31 (2 no balls) were conceded but only 15 in the last four n the semi final Minor remiers Gordon were bowled out for 25 after being 0 14. They lost 10 11. Their no. 3 bat made 13 more than half their score. This was the lowest score by an opposing team N N G in our 1 years The outright win o er Gordon by 10 wickets equalled the team’s record winning margin against Bankstown in 2014 15 1 year old wicket keeper Kel Mullins took a record 7 catches in the semi final—5 in the first dig and 2 in the second The 7 si es in the innings of ack Standing in the Grand inal was the highest for the season in the competition The partnership of 110 for the 7th wicket by orey Graham and ack Standing airfield i erpool at Kensington O al was the best in the competition Matt Hilder was given out “handling the ball” in the semi final when he picked up the ball and passed it to the bat pad Outright wins were achie ed against enrith and Sydney after being behind on the first innings while the side lost outright to ni. NS after leading on the first innings efending in round 12 Mosman were bowled out for 0 after being 4 Nigil Singh took 4 1 and Omair li 4 20
Sy ney ricke ss cia i n h ra e re iers
ack r w r e Sa i racias Flor, Mitchell O’Loughlin, Sam Boyns, Chris Hart, Nigil Singh (C), MacKenzie Waugh r n r w r e e Mu ins ishwas Saini y an we Jack S an in en M n e r Ma i er
54 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 th ra e B N Batsman M nn NO uns e HS Ct t hris Hart 10 0 3 0 3 .00 3 0 2 0 ack Stan ing 0 334 3 .11 3 0 0 Ben Monte oro 1 1 2 24. 1 1 0 Matthew Hil er 14 16 3 264 20.31 4 3 1 0 0 ackson l ri ge 2 2 3 36.14 1 0 2 0 ylan o ell 12 13 0 1 1 13. 2 1 3 0 1 0 avio racias Flor 1 1 21. 3 1 0 0 0 igil Singh 1 16 0 14 .2 0 0 1 0 ishwas Saini 12 14 2 14 12.2 6 0 1 0 ean ushton 1 106 1 .6 34 0 0 0 0 avin e Sil a 1 16.1 2 3 1 0 0 orey raham 3 3 0 4 31.33 2 0 0 1 0 el Mullins 1 10. 3 4 0 0 0 Himanshu Ka ireni 4 4 0 6 1 .00 2 0 0 0 0 Mitch ones 4 3 0 42 14.00 1 1 0 0 0 d House 6 6 0 41 6. 3 1 0 0 0 am Boyns 14 12 6 41 6. 3 14 1 1 0 0 lso Batte 36 33 1 6 .04 3 12 4 0 0 otal lso atte Matches nnings ot outs uns atches un outs abe Bu ee 2 2 1 3 0 0 amian Si ney 2 3 0 2 1 0 am Woo 2 2 0 2 1 1 Mitchell O’Loughlin 4 2 1 1 0 Mac en ins 1 1 0 13 0 1 yzac or an 1 1 0 12 0 0 ngus Clar 1 2 0 12 0 0 hintan Sa ariya 1 2 0 12 1 0 ndrew S ro ls 2 2 2 0 0 ameron Fo ler 3 3 1 3 1 Mac Waugh 6 2 3 1 1 mar Warisi 2 2 0 2 1 0 yan Connolly 1 1 0 1 0 0 Mark Wall 1 0 0 0 Hayden Fo 2 1 0 0 0 0 mair li 1 1 0 0 1 0
th ra e BOWL N Bo ler O ers M’s W ts uns e O Best W igil Singh 2 1.3 63 6 616 11.00 2.4 1 2 am Boyns 1 3 30 3 1 12.3 2.3 4 2 0 Mac Waugh 104. 26 20 306 1 .30 2. 2 6 3 1 Mitchell O’Loughlin 3.4 11 1 16.1 3.32 2 1 Ben Monte oro 6 .4 10 11 21 1 . 2 3.32 4 14 0 mar Warisi 43 13 1 .3 3.23 4 44 0 abriel Bu ee 21.1 4 6 66 11.00 3.12 3 30 0 ack Stan ing 61 6 1 4 32.33 3.1 4 3 0 mair li 10 4 4 20 .00 2.00 4 20 0 Hayden Fo 13 1 4 6 14.00 4.31 3 3 0 ndrew S ro ls 16 2 4 14.2 3. 6 2 10 0 hris Hart . 0 3 31 10.33 3. 6 3 31 0 lso Bo le 121 13 10 3 3. 0 4.4 2 42 0 otal lso o le vers Maidens ickets uns Matthew Hil er 1 3 2 orey raham 21 3 2 Mitchell ones 1 1 2 101 am Woo 1 1 2 ishwas Saini 0 1 43 avio racias Flor 0 1 0 ameron Fo ler 1 0 1 3 el Mullins 1 0 0 6 Mac en ins 10 4 0 1 ackson l ri ge 2 0 0 1 yan Connolly 11 1 0 3 igil Singh took the only 10 wicket match haul of the season in the semi final against ordon, finishing with match figures of 2 overs, maidens, 10 wickets for 43 runs
th ra e W CK K N Wic et Kee er M Ct St otal Byes el Mullins 16 0 16 d House 6 10 0 10 1 amian Si ney 1 1 1 2 16 hris Hart 2 1 0 1 2 yzac or an 1 0 0 0 0 ylan o ell 2 0 0 0 6 otal
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h icket artnershi Batsmen and final score onent enue 1 1 B Mon o o 4 ush on 34 ni. ensington
2 10 l i g Mullins 3 ydney yde
3 63 i s lo 34 4 t eorge Hurstville
4 101 6 M 40 orth ydney unks ini il 1 B Mon o o 3 asts na e 6 0 n ing B Mon o o 3 t eorge Hurstville 110 h 2 n ing 6 airfield iver. ensington 3 B Mon o o 24 M on s 12 Bankstown ensington 30 n ing 0 o ns 3 Manly arr. ensington 10 1 o ns 13 M O’Loughlin Bankstown ensington O L
Three generations of O’Loughlin’s
Randwick Cricket Club icon John O’Loughlin may have been the proudest man in Heaven when his grandson Mitchell made his ydney rade ricket debut with andwick etersham. aking the field in th rade against niversity of at avid hilli s orth val, Mitchell became the third generation of O’Loughlin’s to play for Randwick / Randwick Petersham after grand father ohn and father aul. hile there have been many father, son and other family combinations throughout the history of ydney rade cricket now remier ricket there have sur risingly, been very few instances where layers from three generations have artici ated in the com etition and even more rare when laying for the same club.
John O’Loughlin was a life member and one of the champions of andwick istrict ricket lub. He layed between 1 43 and 1 2 as a high order right hand batsman and art time leg spin bowler. He was Randwick’s fifth highest run getter in its 101 years, scoring ,313 runs with five centuries including 6,662 in 2nd Grade and 693 in 1st Grade. He regarded his 52 against the world’s fastest bowler eff homson on a dangerous wet wicket and winning the 1st rade batting average in 1 6 66 when the est ndian fast bowler es Hall layed with andwick, as two of his fondest moments in the game. ohn assed away in 2014.
Inspired by his father, 18 year old Paul O’Loughlin made his debut with Randwick in 1978 79 playing in the club’s first 5th Grade team which made the semi finals. handy lower grade right arm off s inner and ca able bat, his 2 wickets in s in 1 0 was the season’s best while he took out the 4th Grade bowling average the following season. His five seasons with the club brought him wickets and 243 runs. hese days he serves the game as a member of the andwick unior ricket lub.
On Saturday 3 December 2016, Mitchell O’Loughlin, a tall 16 year old bowling medium pace with the O’Loughlin traditional right arm, took his lace in the andwick etersham th rade line u . t was an emotional moment for the O’Loughlin family and for the club. ith father aul roudly watching from the sidelines and grand father ohn looking down from high above, the youngster performed like an O’Loughlin would, taking 2 21 in University’s first innings to give his team a handy lead. ronically, also watching were Alan Wright and Trevor Jay, two players who learnt much under the 2nd Grade captaincy of John O’Loughlin as they made their way through the grades as youngsters.
ith another bright ros ect in the wings in elder brother iam, andwick etersham ricket looks certain to be associated with the O’Loughlin name for many seasons to come, just as it has since it first appeared with the club 73 years ago.
John Paul Mitchell
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MUSEUM REPORT By John Stewart, Museum Curator
In 2016-‐17 the Randwick Petersham Cricket Museum acquired a couple of fantastic items. The most recent are from Randwick Legend Jack Chegwyn’s personal collection. The standout items are from the Chegwyn’s XI Tour of Hong Kong in 1952 and include a team tie and a silk pennant presented by Craigengower sure CC. Also from this trea trove were handwritten batting wagon wheels from Chegwyn’s 1st Grade innings by Randwick and Australian scorer David Sherwood.
The museum is also grateful to the Boyns’ family (Alan, Margaret and Sam) for the framed watercolour of the vilion, Linton Park pa Maidstone, Kent. The England & Ireland touring side played there recently and this item will be a focal point of display to commemorate this tour.
Call for club related memorabilia – Donations are always welcome and contribute to the history of Randwick Petersham. To donate please contact John [email protected] Stewart
Media Report Throughout 2016-‐17 Randwick Petersham Cricket ed receiv much favourable media exposure, especially through the Southern Courier. The Courier published a number of articles by new Media Officer Liam O’Loughlin including the club’s efforts to support #stopsarcoma and the England & Ireland tour, July 2017.
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Poidevin Gray Shield (Under 21 years) by Aden Nawaz, Manager Position in Competition: 20th 6 losses The season got off to a bumpy start with the Coach Eddie Otto pulling out due to work commitments before the season began. Despite several months of notice the squad were left without a permanent coach and so the season began with no team training and newly appointed captain James Psarakis being supported by Billy Anderson out at Penrith.
We lost the toss which was the beginning of a common theme for the season and got off to a terrible start with the bat, another common theme this season save for the last game. An enormous bowling effort almost pulled off a remarkable win.
There were pockets of individual brilliance scattered throughout all the games and morale was high despite the loss in round 1. Game 2 the team was joined by Alex Kemp and his presence took the young men to a new level of confidence, however that wasn’t enough to get us into a winning position and so game 2 also resulted in a loss.
In game 3 club selector Alan Wright took the role of team mentor and again our overall game wasn’t up to the high standards expected of a team with so much talent. The season was starting to look a bit disastrous as we slumped to our biggest loss of the season against NDs.
It was next off to Waverley to take on rivals Easts and joined once again by Billy Anderson. It was a tight contest but again too few stood up with the bat and ball and we lost our fourth straight game.
Game 5 saw us take on Mosman at Coogee but the game was all but over in the first 10 overs with Mosman’s openers smashing our bowling. We restricted the score from a 300 plus total to something that we could chase down on the fast Coogee outfield but again our batting let us down and we crashed to a 5-0 loss/win ratio. It was the worst start I can remember for our club in this prestigious competition.
The final game saw a long drive out to Hawkesbury. This time joined by Club Coach Greg Small. Once again we lost the toss and were asked to field. Hawkesbury were again off to a great start, we fought back but a few costly fielding errors and changes to the bowling which allowed the Hawkes to skip away to slightly more than they should have scored. But this time the batting order changed and it worked, we made our highest total for the season and had three batsmen caught deep on the fence going for the runs at the death. The final over saw the team needing 19 runs and we scored 14, losing by five.
A few players played their last game in the competition due to the age restrictions. Matt Everett, an awesome ‘keeper behind the stumps; Matt Critchley probably the nicest “Pom” you will meet and whose bowling and batting efforts kept us in quite a few games; Ashley Burton who has been the success story of the season with both bat and ball; and Max Moran who couldn’t match his last season’s performances with the bat, unfortunately for him and the team.
Despite losing all games the boys will be better for the experience and have grown to learn each other’s game and where each player should field, when they should bowl and maybe a new look batting line up. With most of the boys returning and hopefully with more training and structure around the team plus a permanent coach the boys can turn this season around and bounce back.
Thanks to Bill, Alan, Alex and Greg for their efforts and to all the RPCC families for supporting the team.
Poidevin Gray PARTNERSHIPS Wicket Partnership Batsmen (and final score) Opponent Venue 1 58 M Critchley (44) / M Moran (33) Gordon Petersham 2 67 M Critchley (44) / J Psarakis (35) Gordon Petersham 3 128 J Hart (65) / J Psarakis (60) Hawkesbury Owen Earle 4 25 J Psarakis (20) / M Critchley (31) Nthn. District Petersham 5 26 J Sangha (79) / M Calder (4) Easts Waverley 6 50 M Calder (51) / J Hart (30) Penrith Howell 7 50 M Calder (39) / J Hart (27) Mosman Coogee 8 27 M Calder (51) / S Wood (14) Penrith Howell 9 37 J Hart (20*) / S Wood (12) Easts Waverley 10 33 A Burton (21) / T McKenzie (9*) Penrith Howell TOTAL 501
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Poidevin Gray Shield BATTING Batsman M Inn NO Runs Ave HS Ct/Rt 50 100 oseph Hart 1 15 1 0 5 0 1 0 ames Psarakis 0 1 0 0 1 0 ason Sangha 0 115 5 1 1 0 Matt Calder 0 11 1 51 1 1 0 Matt Critchley 5 5 0 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 Matthew Everett 5 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 Corey Graham 1 00 1 0 0 0 Ashley Burton 0 1 10 5 1 0 0 0 Max Moran 5 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 ono Maloney 1 00 0 0 0 0 am Wood 0 1 1 0 0 ehaan Nawaz 00 11 1 0 0 0 0 ack James 0 15 5 00 0 0 0 homas McKenzie 5 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 ackson Eldridge 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 ames Mahony-Brack 1 1 0 00 0 0 Mac Jenkins 1 0 1 1 00 1 0 0 Mac Waugh 1 1 0 1 1 00 1 0 0 0 Patrick Magann 1 0 0 0 Total 66 63 7 985 17.59 79 1 0
Poidevin Gray Shield BOWLING Bowler Overs M’s Wkts Runs Ave RPO Best 5W oe Hart 0 1 1 1 5 0 Matt Critchley 1 1 1 5 0 0 Ashley Burton 0 5 1 0 00 0 am Wood 10 5 1 5 0 homas McKenzie 1 1 0 5 00 5 1 1 0 ehaan Nawaz 1 1 1 00 0 ason Sangha 0 1 00 1 0 ames Psarakis 1 0 1 5 5 0 0 ono Maloney 0 1 00 5 0 Patrick Magann 0 1 1 1 00 5 1 1 1 0 Mac Waugh 1 1 5 5 00 5 1 5 0 Mac Jenkins 15 0 0 1 0 ames Mahony-Brack 1 0 51 0 51 0 Total 294.1 10 40 1413 35.33 4.80 4-42 0
Poidevin Gray Shield WICKETKEEPING Wicket Keeper M Ct St Total Byes Matthew Everett 5 5 1 Max Moran 1 1 0 1 0 Total 6 6 1 7 7
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ss s s PC was in trouble early with the first 5 wickets all falling to catches behind the wicket inside the first 11 overs with only runs on the board oe art and Matt Calder set about resurrecting the innings with a partnership of 50 before art was run out for 0 Calder continued posting 51 he lower order was able to kick in with some cheeky runs including a 1 to Ash urton he PC bowling unit came out firing to blow away the Panthers top order for a score line after 1 overs owever their lower order combined for an run partnership until a brilliant run out by Psarakis got PC back in the game at 1 then another to ason angha saw the score slump to 155 ut despite the boys best efforts the Panthers were able to sneak home passing the total down in the 5th over am Wood 5 off 10 and urton bowled well
s s ss s s Gordon looked in little trouble at 1 but four wickets to oe art off 10 and another to 5th Grade newcomer Macken ie Waugh had the ighlanders on the defensive at 155 off overs owever some solid resolve and big hitting at the end saw a final target of posted With three 1st graders and a nd grader in our top four the score line of 1 1 5 had PC set for a good win owever with captain ames Psarakis 5 off with x Matt Critchley off x 1x and ason angha 1 off 1 x all caught the score slumped to 1 he remaining bats folded uickly and although Corey Graham did well for 1 off 0 the last nine wickets fell for ust 1 and a loss by runs in 5 overs
s s s ss s s With the s opener making 100 in almost even time we were struggling from the start Wickets were hard to come by with four bowlers taking one each while the other was a run out n reply both openers were gone with ust eight on the board and when ames Psarakis 0 and ason angha 1 were back in the pavilion at 5 5 it was pretty well all over Matt Critchley made 1 to top score in a disappointing loss
s s s ss s s nce again we struggled to get an early breakthrough with the asts openers putting on for the first wicket when fifth change bowler Ash Burton broke through. And while the next three bats didn’t get past 22 the opener remained in charge going on to score 110. At 1 in the run chase we remained some sort of chance but when verett Psarakis and Moran 0 were all out for the addition of ust 1 the target got much bigger ason angha was the hope of the side and played well for off balls with 10 fours and a six but when he went with the score 15 it looked all over Corey Graham and oe art 0 threw the bat for some late consolation runs but the side was a well beaten one
M s s ss s s owling first Matt Critchley 0 off 10 overs was on song with the first three wickets owever with no firepower in the attack their no was able to hit an uncon uered century ehaan awa off was best of the remaining bowlers n the run chase we were uickly in trouble at 5 5 With A fighting knock of by Matt Calder and another of by oe art they were two of only three bats to make double figures Mac enkins made his PGs debut at 15 years and days the youngest ever
s s ss s s osing the toss for the fifth time the side was again fielding first for the fifth time nly two wickets were achieved in the first 100 runs and while four more came in the second hundred the bats were well and truly set with the opener batting through the innings for an uncon uered 10 t was the third highest chase this season but at 1 0 we were favourites to win owever when ames Psarakis 0 off 5 and oe art 5 off 1 had gone within 10 runs having put on 1 for the third wicket things were a bit shaky Matt Critchley run out for and Matt Calder caught for were body blows ut giving it all they had ono Maloney off 11 and ehaan awa 11 off the side finished ust runs short when the 50th over was bowled A fantastic attempt nipped in the bud
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eason 1 0 1 saw a record number of runs scored in a one day match n the Poidevin Gray clash between andwick and Marrickville at Marrickville val the home team rattled up ill rown led the way scoring 1 which remained a club record until ryan a ell smashed 1 against Cumberland in 1
n reply ede McCauley hit 11 enabling to get up and score to win with the last man at the crease A total of 805 runs had been scored in the day for the loss of 16 wickets. This single day total remains an Association record.
n a Poidevin Gray match against Petersham at Petersham val on anuary 1 0 the M team rattled up what was and remains a record score for the competition he side scored in 00 minutes with ill Gibson leading the way with 1 0 in ust minutes e was supported by George ebnam who hit an even 100 in 5 minutes while ill McClelland scored 10 in ust minutes hree Petersham bowlers went for over 100 runs with another having knocked off his bowling Petersham managed a bit over 00 in reply
owever in a Poidevin Gray match in 1 0 1 Marrickville was on the receiving end conceding a score of to at Marrickville val
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AW Green Shield Report
Position in Competition: 15th 2 wins; 1 draw; 4 losses
Our A W Green Shield side had a frustrating season winning two from six games and missing out on the finals, finishing in 15th spot. Expectations were sky-high after a fabulous 2015-16 season which saw the team make the Semi Finals, and desperately unlucky to miss a Grand Final berth losing by one run on Duckworth Lewis. Having retained nine of the players from that squad, we fielded a strong and experienced side capable of competing for a finals position once again and perhaps going a step further.
However, a series of close losses and a frustrating rain washout meant a season of near misses for our boys that turned on one game. Sitting with two wins and a loss and in control at 1-70 chasing 140 against Sydney University, we were in a great position to not only go 3-1 but also claim a bonus point victory. However, a bad batting collapse saw us go down by two runs against a side that was yet to register a win. That proved the death knell for our season as we went on to lose our final three games.
Despite the season not living up to expectations, the team had a number of strong performances and highlights. Convincing wins over last year’s Grand Finalists Hawkesbury, as well as a dominant win over Campbelltown at Petersham Oval, showed a newfound maturity and control in chasing totals, which is never easy in Green Shield. We also put in a competitive performance against eventual Grand Finalists Northern District, scoring over 200 for the only time this season at Mark Taylor Oval.
Individually the team had two standout performers in captain Josh Claridge and vice-captain Mac Jenkins. The boys showed great character and skill to lead from the front with their own performances in a side that was struggling for form as the season progressed. Josh Claridge was recruited from Newcastle as the AWGS Competition changed its rules, for the first time in several years, to allow the best Country players to participate in the competition with each club allowed two players from outside Sydney. This rule was to raise the standard of play, as well as giving the Country boys a chance to test their skills in the big smoke.
Claridge headed the batting statistics scoring 233 runs with three half centuries. He has his own style of batting, preferring to stay on the back foot with his exceptional hand-eye co-ordination and lightning fast hands. He was particular savage on the short ball with an outstanding pull shot and dispatched spinners to all parts of the ground once he got his eye in. Mac Jenkins, an Australian Under 16’s representative and SEJCA Rep local, was the best spin bowler in the competition, consistently going for just 2.3 runs per over throughout the tournament, which was easily the best economy rate. Not only did he contain but he managed to pick up wickets at regular intervals, really controlling and dominating those middle overs in the field for us. This year Mac has progressed a long way as a bowler with ability to drop the ball quicker and turn it more, making him a captain’s dream. He also showed some potential with the bat by valuing his wicket throughout the tournament and being rewarded by top scoring as opening batsman in our final game against Easts at Coogee Oval.
Other strong performances included our opening batsman Angus Clark who was consistent in providing good starts to the side throughout the season. Ben Scarf showed glimpses of what an effective strike bowler he can be with a four-wicket burst against Campbelltown at Petersham Oval. Alexander Dellar was the team’s most consistent fast bowler, regularly going for under three runs per over and picking up wickets at crucial intervals. Alex displayed a fantastic attitude throughout the season and with another season still to play in AWGS, will be one of the best fast bowlers in the competition leading into next season.
A big thank you to Head Coach Rehaan Nawaz and Assistant Coach Jaya Murdita for their efforts once again this season. Rehaan has now been involved for two years as a player, two years as Assistant Coach and two years as Head Coach, and it's a credit to him the time and energy, let alone commitment, he poured into our Green Shield program. Another huge thank you to Aden Nawaz, our Manager for the last five years. Aden has always gone above and beyond to make the Green Shield program a fulfilling one for players and parents and he will be sorely missed along with our two coaches as they will not be lining up with the side next season.
A final thank you to all the parents who helped, in particular with the scoring and canteen duties on match days, with Coogee and Petersham often having the best spread of lunches and afternoon teas in the competition. The team has an excellent and experienced coach in Glen Standing who is taking over next season and I’m sure the boys are capable of bouncing back and challenging for a final’s spot once again in 2017-18.
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A W Green Shield 2016-17 Summary of Matches Round 1 v Penrith @ Petersham: won toss Thurs 15 Dec 2016 Rain: Match drawn Randwick Petersham got off to a flying start with rd year player Angus Clark taking 1 runs off the first over. After his departure for 6 off 61 balls el ullins 1 off and ac Jenkins off consolidated the innings. A fight from the tail, saw Randy Petes able to post a defendable total of of 1 . In reply, debutante enneth Chu 1 off , relishing his opportunity with the new ball, put us in the box seat with Penrith 11 after overs. here was only time for one more wicket from returning fast bowler itchell O oughlin 1 1 off finding the edge of the Penrith batsman to give debutante, Dylan Powell his first Green Shield dismissal. he heavy showers that followed however,saw the match abandoned. Round 2 v Gordon @ Killara: won toss Tue 20 Dec 2016 lost by 6 wkts: 128 to 4-131 osing early wickets, el ullins steadied the ship with a solid cameo of off balls. Some good lower order hitting helped the score but in the end a measly 1 runs was posted. en Scarf off bowled a tight spell enabling fellow opening bowler itchell O oughlin 1 off 6 to remove Gordon s opening batsman, knocking over his castle. enneth Chu 1 16 off continued to bowl tight, leading to another key wicket, leaving the score at 6. From here it was Gordon s game to lose, both batsman well set and taking on our bowlers with only time for two more consolation wickets. One to Ryan Connolly 1 off 6 and one outstanding caught and bowled by the skipper Joshua Claridge 1 1 off . Gordon passed our score down with 1 . overs remaining. Round 3 v Hawkesbury @ Owen Earle: lost toss Thur 22 Dec 2016 won by 7 wkts: 3-154 to 153 In a replay of last year’s semi final which the Hawks won on Duckworth and ewis, itchell O oughlin 1 off got the side off to a great start dismissing the opener with his fifth delivery. edium pacers Alexander Deller and Rory Doyle off restricted the Hawks to only 16 runs from their combined 1 overs. Clever death bowling brought about Deller s off maiden Green Shield wicket, dismissing the Hawks last key man then taking two more. enneth Chu 1 off 6 cleaned up the tail. In the run chase, 1 was put on for the first wicket while Angus Clark and el ullins added another 6 before ullins off 1 was dismissed. Skipper Joshua Claridge oined Clark who went for off with the score . ith Claridge off 6 taking over and supported by Dylan Powell 1 off it was then one way traffic for a good win. Round 4 v Campbelltown @ Petersham: lost toss Tue 3 Jan 2017 won by 7 wkts: 3-163 to 9-162cc Strike bowler en Scarf began well grabbing a wicket with his first delivery and another shortly after for a 6 score line. ith enneth Chu and Alex Deller chipping in the Ghosts were 66 at the first drinks break. A stubborn 61 run partnership was broken by Scarf off 1 overs enabling him and Rory alnins off to finish off the innings for a below par 16 . In reply, a nervous start saw us at but a 11 runs partnership between Angus Clark 1 off 1 balls with 6 fours and skipper Joshua Claridge put the side on course. An unconquered runs partnership between Claridge 6 off 1 1 with fours and Dylan Powell 1 off sealed the win with a final score of 16 off .1 overs. Round 5 v Sydney Uni. @ Coogee: won toss Thur 5 Jan 2017 lost by 3 runs: 140 to 143 Sending in Uni. was a good decision with them bowled out for 1 in .1 overs with Alexander Deller 11 off 6.1 overs and ac Jenkins 1 off 1 returning the best figures. In the run chase the boys were well on target at 1 but the dismissal of both el ullins 1 and Angus Clark 1 on that score brought about a collapse which saw wickets fall for ust 1 runs. At 116, itch O oughlin and Ryan Connolly 1 almost pulled off a win getting the score to 1 before Connolly was ad udged lbw with ust runs to get. Round 6 v Northern District @ Mark Taylor: lost toss Tues 10 Jan 2017 lost by 73 runs: 207 to 7-280cc Mitch O’Loughlin made an early breakthrough but wickets were hard to get in perfect batting conditions. By the time Mac Jenkins got the th wicket the score was 1. After bowlers had been used a formidable total of had been set. Jenkins with off 1 overs returned best figures. At 1 in reply with el ullins off and Josh Claridge off 6 with 6 fours and sixes in full flight, a real chance existed. However, when both were gone at 1 wickets fell thereafter at steady intervals to be all out runs short with . overs remaining. Round 7 v Eastern Suburbs @ Coogee: won toss Thur 12 Jan 2017 lost by 2 wkts: 129 to 8-130 In a disappointing batting display, opening bat ac Jenkins was the only one to apply himself batting almost hours for a solid . ext best however, was 1 with scoring less than double figures. ith few runs to play with, the bowlers really stepped up with en Scarf off and Jenkins 1 off 1 taking early wickets. hen Ryan Connolly off 1 chipped in with another , Easts were in real trouble at 6 66. However, a middle order fightback saw a partnership of which took them well out of the danger one and able to cruise home.
Photo left to right: Kieran Dean, Mac Jenkins, Ryan Connolly, Kenneth Chu, Angus Clarke, Kel Mullins, Dylan Powell, Mitchell O’Loughlin
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63 Metropolitan Cup Report by Jeremy Jastrzab, Manager
Position in Competition: Metro Gold 4th; Metro Green 8th Cricket always has been a game of fine margins. And while one margin in its isolation may not chart the course of the match, it’s how you react and allow that margin to affect, that the outcome may be determined. That’s the big lesson to be taken away from our Randwick Petersham Metropolitan Cup squad this season. While the Gold team were the beneficiaries of the rain last season, this season came to a squelching halt in the sodden Killara outfield, before being slowly washed down the overflowing drains. Following an injection of youth and exuberance, the Green team had a much improved performance but would be left to rue a few close encounters.
The Metropolitan Cup competition has very firmly placed itself as the nominal “6th Grade”, with most clubs using it as their primary feeder into their NSW Premier Cricket sides. Each side is filled with fledgling colts all keen to leave their mark on the cricketing landscape, while a few remaining geldings meander the field both as mentors and while holding onto the final vestiges of the days of glory past. With the talent so proliferated and stakes so high, all clubs unanimously agreed that the competition is just as strong as it has ever been. Though with such desire and pressure to perform, comes the odd flashpoint and the odd lapse. We’re hopeful that stakes in place will allow for (properly qualified and trained) NSWCUSA umpires to be employed for each game next season, as most of the games with standing officials were played in immaculate spirit.
For the second consecutive season, John Stewart’s Gold side qualified for the final four (as opposed to final six) and were led from the front with a calming passion and warm camaraderie. Backing up a Grand Final appearance from last season was always going to be tough, particularly with the star imports having either moved to Premier Cricket or left to sporadic cameos. But in this, the season of moments and cameos, several spirited performances from up-and-coming youngsters and club stalwarts across the season were just enough to clinch the fourth available semi-final spot in the last round of the regular season.
Their season got off to a flyer, with a clinical thumping of Georges River at Bland Oval yielding 2 bonus points in the bag and worthwhile trip down the M5. A tight loss followed to UNSW, while reigning premiers Penrith were allowed to cobble together a winning score after the Golds gave away a position of ascendency. This would be a common theme throughout the season in the lower grades. Two big wins against Mosman and Blacktown got the season back on track. It was an honour and privilege to step in and captain in place of John against Mosman, and I thank the boys for rallying around and putting in the most consummate team performance that you could ask for. Blacktown were rolled in the first session and then buried by a Metropolitan Cup record 1st wicket partnership by Neale Crawford and Kel Mullins of 178, beating the previous stand of 147 by Peter Johnson (current Director of Cricket Ireland’s Academy) and Grant Frakes. A hundred from Kirk Rimmer (brother of RP legend, Grant) and a figurative and literal dropping of the ball conspired to hand Easts an outright. In the first of two derbies this season, another all-round team performance put the Golds back on the winner’s board, but not without a fight from a spirited Green team. The game was played in markedly improved conditions at Marrickville Oval, which is shaping up nicely in its renovations.
A washout led into Christmas, with the Golds sitting mid-table and well within striking distance of the finals. Sydney University delivered a wake-up call, after their number 10 batter axe-cut his team to a 200+ score having come in at 8/100. Thankfully, the Golds overcame an atrocious start of 6-30 to pile on 207 in the second derby at Coogee against Green that pathed the way for another double bonus point win. A high scoring draw against UNSW followed on a benign David Phillips wicket, where the players are to be commended for not giving the game away. Sydney University then again played heartbreakers to deny a win by 3 runs. In the unseasonal month of rain that followed, the Golds somehow managed to squeeze a favourable result against Georges River in a rain affected match, with us as the away team taking charge of covers. A scheduling quirk and Snape’s conversion to an aquatic centre denied a clash with front-running Gordon in the penultimate round.
And so the Golds reached the final match regular season in fifth position and a simple equation – win it to have a chance of being in it. Easts game us a massive favour by only showing up with eight players at Rance Oval – despite occupying third spot at the time – and our favourite opponents, Mosman, were standing in our way. A score of 125 thankfully proved to be enough, as a difficult Kensington wicket made for an attritional day. It was on for young and old as the powerful Gold bowling line up proved to be enough to beach the Whales for 97 and book a spot in the finals. The usual excitement that would have usually led into finals was tempered by a week of persistent rain, and just as the rain fell in our favour last season, so too did it fall in favour of first- placed Gordon this season. Credit to the Gordon team though, for making all possible efforts to get us on despite being favoured by the draw and lesson learned to the Golds – make the margins count and finish higher.
Inheriting the team last season as its fourth captain, Alexis Coovre led the Green team again for the full season this time and made strides in creating an environment conducive for the younger players to perform. To his credit, he was willing to hold himself back from batting and bowling to make sure the players around him had a platform to shine, and he had knack for thinking out of the box. While this led to an improved performance this season, the players will rue a few close encounters that got away.
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veryone was scrambling for the rule book after rain interrupted the first round match at etersham at the innings change, with Sydney University having piled on in overs. n a pitch that could be used to land aeroplanes, the fledgling Green side chased down the revised score within overs. That would be as good as it got until after Christmas, as three close loses to osman, asts and enrith followed. The enrith one was particularly e cruciating as only nine runs separated what would have been only their third loss in the preceding three seasons. A gallant draw against Georges iver came in between, where the unlikely pair of Ale is and Charith e Silva held the vultures at bay following a youthful rear guard, while Gordon and then the Golds consigned the team to the bottom of the ladder at Christmas.
Something in the Christmas cake proved to be the tonic for the Greens, as they only lost two games to go with three wins and one rain affected match that was heavily in their favour. UNSW were then dispatched with a mature and patient chase, lacktown were blown away be an reinforced line up at arrickville, before being again thwarted in the return fi ture in the last round of the season. osman were quaking in their boots until the ebruary rains saved them. They had the Golds on the ropes but let it slide, while a particularly sultry day played into the hands of enrith at ance, but overall they can be proud of finishing the season on a high and in a better placed seventh than last year. Impressively, the young group never allowed themselves to be overawed and stayed positive throughout.
ast season ayden o couldn’t buy a wicket and had to wait five games before even opening his account, but this season the Fox became the Hound and led Gold’s attack with a competition high 36 wickets with two 5 wicket hauls. Add to that a couple of valuable batting cameos, safe and athletic fielding, an uncompromising dedication to his team in the face of mid season travails and you have a player and team mate that you’d take to the frontlines in a heartbeat. Mitchell O’Loughlin had cranked up his pace even further from last season, and it was quite the sight to behold ayden and itch literally scaring the life out of the osman batsmen in the last round, as facing marks crept to square leg. Ale eller, fresh off being leading wicket taker in Green Shield, had a productive season with wickets, with incisive spells at both ends of the innings. ac Waugh bowled himself back into form and ended up winning a premiership with th Grade following a determined stint in etro, while Adam ee showed that experience counts as much as fire power, with a number of match winning spells throughout the season. Liam O’Loughlin batted off challengers from all sides to retain his title as the leading spinner in etro with wickets, while ratulya ashyap showed promise as well, with vital breakthroughs throughout and a couple of powerful batting cameos.
The batting front was led by Neale Crawford, as he brought up a maiden century in the season’s first derby and showed the consistency throughout that he’d always threatened since coming to the club si years ago. is runs was the second highest aggregate in the competition and a testament to him en oying his game and his surroundings. earteningly, a number of the younger players stood up to be counted this year with the bat. Adam inkelstein combined deftness, power and athleticism with refreshing maturity, scoring runs at a touch over , as he was able to attack or defend as the match situation required. Apollo apathanasiou also breached runs for the season with a mi of style and grit (watch out for his sleek ‘keeping as well), and eter Andonopoulos also gave glimpses of a powerful technique. el ullins brought up a maiden century at Whalan ark, before finding himself in a premiership winning side by season’s end, while Damian Sidney punctuated the season with powerful cameos and the most assured technique against the main bogey of etro players – leg spin. attling nerves and poor starts at the beginning of the season, Chintin Sapariya found a home in the middle order and became the rock of the Green batting order to add some substance to his obvious style. Adam ee added much appreciated consistency to his batting to go with his well known power, for a highly successful all round season. A special mention to Abbey havsar, who did ust about everything required on the cricket field – sometimes batting, bowling and keeping in the same match – whenever the team required it.
A measure of the success in player retention in recent times would have to come in the number of etropolitan Cup club records that are being stacked up by our players. While George ra akis might not be caught, Neale Crawford became the second player to breach , runs in the competition, while both Sean ushton and amian Sidney oined the previously e clusive run club, seventh and eighth respectively. Hayden Fox and Liam O’Loughlin both brought up 50 wickets, both players of the future that can stay at the club for years, while Adam ee now is the Randwick Petersham’s leading wicket taker in the Metropolitan Cup with wickets. The most impressive record though would have to be the etropolitan Cup games brought up by club legend, Charith e Silva, the fourth after George ra akis, John Stewart and enis inds. While the game ended up in a wash out, Charith celebrated his th match by restricting osman to a gettable score with a tight spell and three wickets. Charith’s achievement is not only testament to his love and passion for the game, but to everyone at andwick etersham and all those who work for inclusiveness in cricket. It shows that cricket truly is a game for all.
It was a hard fought season on the field, and a testing one off the field, as a number of loved ones were farewelled throughout the season. ne of these loved ones, aura inds, the daughter of club life member and etropolitan Cup doyen enis inds, lost her battle with Sarcoma at the tender age of . A number of club members knew aura, while everyone who has participated for andwick etersham in the etro Cup over the years has benefitted from Denis’ contribution. n behalf of the family I’d like to thank everyone involved in the tributes and fundraising throughout the season, particularly the playing base involved in this season’s Coogee Derby that raised to the awareness initiative – Stop Sarcoma – that aura set up before her passing. It goes to show ust how tight knit the cricketing family is, and the community benefits that a club like andwick etersham can provide. Congratulations to all the etropolitan Cup players on their achievements this season and we look forward to going higher and further ne t season ay the margins be forever in our favour.
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Metropolitan Cup Gold BATTING Batsman M Inn NO Runs Ave HS Ct/Rt 50 100 Neale Crawford 0 356 35.60 3 0 Damian Sidney 0. 55 0 el Mullins 6 6 36. 0 0 0 dam Lee 0 0 .00 6 0 0 Dale McDonough 0 6 0.50 63 3 0 0 Sean Rushton 6 6 0 .6 63 0 0 Hayden Fox 0 0 3.33 3 0 0 Sreenivasu Gonuguntla 05 05.00 0 0 ishwas Saini 3 0 3 3 .00 0 0 Ryan Connolly 3 3 3.00 55 3 0 0 eremy Jastrzab 0 6 . 6 0 0 0 0 Peter Andonopoulos 0 6 6 .00 6 0 0 0 eiran Dean 0 5 .50 5 0 0 d House 5 5 0 5 . 0 0 0 0 ohn Stewart 0 56 5.0 3 0 0 0 Liam O'Loughlin 0 5 6. 5 6 0 0 lex Deller 3 .00 3 0 0 0 0 Also Batted 3 5 6 6. 5 6 0 0 Total 146 133 18 2158 18.77 113 41/8 11 2 Also batted Matches Innings Not outs Runs Catches Run outs dam Finkelstein 5 0 bbey Bhavsar 3 3 0 5 0 Pratulya Kashyap 3 0 5 0 0 ordan Marsden 0 0 osh Genner 0 0 Mac Waugh 5 3 0 Chintan Sapariya 3 3 0 6 0 0 oung Khoo 6 0 0 0 Glen Standing 3 0 0 0 Gavin Fox 0 0 Mitchell O’Loughlin 5 3 Paul O’Loughlin 0 0 0 Charith De Silva 0 0 0 0
Metropolitan Cup Gold BOWLING Bowler Overs M’s Wkts Runs Ave RPO Best 5W Hayden Fox . 36 3 . . 5 5 Liam O'Loughlin 5. 5 . . 55 0 dam Lee 05 6 35 . 3. 0 Mitchell O'Loughlin 6 3. .56 5 Ryan Connolly 3 5 6 0.55 3.05 6 0 Mac Waugh 53 . 3 3.6 3 0 lex Deller 30 3 6 00 6.6 3.33 3 0 Pratulya Kashyap .5 0 5 6 5. 0 5. 0 Glen Standing 3 5 0 .60 . 3 0 ieran Dean 5 3 3 50 6.6 3.33 3 50 0 Also Bowled 0. 0.5 . 0 Total 709.5 84 124 2662 21.47 3.75 5/15 3 Also bowled Overs Maidens ickets Runs oung Khoo 5 Paul O’Loughlin 5 0 5 Dale McDonough 6. 0 0 osh Genner 6 6 Damian Sidney 5 0 3 ishwas Saini 6 6 eremy Jastrzab 0 0 6 el Mullins 0 0 0 Gavin Fox 5 0 Sreenivasu Gonuguntla 3 0 0 bbey Bhavsar 0 0 0 Neale Crawford 0 0 d House 6 0 0 3 Charith De Silva 0 5 Metropolitan Cup Gold WICKETKEEPING Wicket Keeper M Ct St Total Byes Damian Sidney 6 bbey Bhavsar 0 0 Total 13 10 1 11 59
66 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 M o oli n u n s n M nn O uns pollo h n siou 3 0 50 . 3 53 0 dam in ls in 3 5 3 .50 6 5 0 0 Chintan i 6 6.5 3 0 0 Rohan 6 0 0 .33 5 0 0 ordan M s n 6 03 . 5 6 0 Peter n ono oulos 0 .00 0 0 Mark ll 0 . 0 0 0 0 lexis oo 3 0 . 0 0 0 osh nn 3 3 3 .00 3 0 0 0 bbey h s 6 0 .00 5 0 0 ala Moh n 5 .00 5 0 0 0 lex ll 6 3 . 5 0 0 0 eremy s 0 3 .50 0 0 0 0 Neale o 3 3 0 35 .6 6 0 0 0 0 Pratulya sh 3 3 3 .00 0 0 0 0 Omar isi 30 0.00 6 0 0 Ravin il 0 .00 0 0 0 Reuben hs 0 5 5.00 5 0 0 0 lso 3 6 00 5.56 0 0 0 o l lso Matches Innings Not outs Runs Catches Run outs d ous 0 0 el Mullins 0 0 0 Sean ush on 0 6 0 Dev ush l 5 0 0 ade Mu h 3 0 0 Charith il 5 0 0 dam L 0 6 0 Mac ugh 3 0 5 Riley ll 0 0 Liam O’Loughlin 0 0 0 Max n 0 0 0 0 illiam ll 3 0 0 Sreenivasu onugun l 0 0 0 0
M o oli n u n O L o l O s M’s s uns O s Mark ll 03 3 5 6.3 . 6 5 3 lex ll . 5 3 5. 3 3.35 30 0 bbey h s 0 3 3 .6 .06 3 3 0 Mac ugh 60.3 5 5.6 . 0 lexis oo 6 5 35 3 . . 6 0 Omar isi 3 . 6 0.33 3. 0 ade Mu h 56 6 6 3.6 .6 6 0 ordan M s n 3 5 .60 .63 3 0 osh nn 0 5 . 5 .6 0 0 Charith il 3 5 3 30.6 . 3 35 0 ala Moh n .3 3 3 3 .00 5.3 0 lso o l 0. 6 5 53. 3 . 0 o l lso o l Overs Maidens ickets Runs d ous 3 , Chintan i 0 , Peter n ono oulos 0 6 , Pratulya sh 3 5 0 , dam L 6 5 , Liam O’Loughlin 0. 5 53 , Dev ush l .5 0 , el Mullins 0 0 , Sreenivasu onugun l 3 0 0 , Ravin il 0 0 0 , Reuben hs 0 0 0 , eremy s 0 0 , Rohan 0 0 , Riley ll 0 0 35 , dam in ls in 3 0 5
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69 Player of the Season 2016-17: Final Points This award is performance-based for 1st Grade to Metropolitan Cup. The Player of the Season excludes Sunday 1st Grade Limited Overs and T20 matches, all PG’s & AW Green Shield matches and the Final Series. Points are awarded as follows: 1 point for each run scored, 15 points for each wicket taken, 5 points for each catch, 8 points for each stumping and 5 points for the major contributor to a run out.
Player Points Player Points Player Points 1 Anthony Sams 961 39 Kaoser Ahmed 377 77 Patrick Magann 200 2 Daniel Sams 886 40 Andrew Sprowls 372 78 Max Moran 199 3 Nathan Price 874 41 Chris Hart 371 79 James Mahony-Brack 197 4 Nigil Singh 788 42 Apollo Papathanasiou 365 80 Dale McDonough 194 5 Adam Semple 782 43 Liam O'Loughlin 359 81 Jono Maloney 192 6 Hayden Fox 760 44 Mark Wall 359 82 Gregory West 188 7 Kushaal Ram 659 45 Kel Mullins 350 83 Rohan Batra 175 8 Alexander Kemp 643 46 Aanal Bhavsar 348 84 Joshua Genner 167 9 Matthew Everett 635 47 John McLoughlin 332 85 Pratulya Kashyap 164 10 Shaun Eaton 597 48 Damian Sidney 330 86 Cameron Fowler 128 11 Mackenzie Waugh 535 49 Matthew Hilder 313 87 Bala Mohan 124 12 Jack Standing 502 50 Jaya Murdita 312 88 Sreenivasulu Gonuguntla 110 13 Matthew Wallis 487 51 Francois Neser 309 89 Kieran Dean 109 14 Douglas Loth 482 52 Thomas McKenzie 300 90 Jeremy Jastrzab 107 15 Adam Lee 477 53 David Mitchell 299 91 Zade Murphy 99 16 Karl Schubert 476 54 Ravin De Silva 293 92 Himanshu Kakkireni 95 17 Rodney Stafford 472 55 Vishwas Saini 293 93 Mitchell Jones 77 18 Samuel Mackay 472 56 Adam Finkelstein 289 94 Glen Standing 77 19 James Psarakis 467 57 Matt Critchley 288 95 John Stewart 61 20 Rehaan Nawaz 462 58 Sean Ruston 285 96 Soumil Chhibber 55 21 Andrew Balbirnie 451 59 Scott Sharma 283 97 Charith De Silva 52 22 Ashley Burton 450 60 Joseph Hart 282 98 Tyzac Jordon 51 23 David Bourke 448 61 Dylan Powell 278 99 E-Young Khoo 32 24 Benjamin Montedoro 442 62 Omar Warisi 267 100 Samuel Doggett 31 25 Jake Scicluna 441 63 Ryan Connolly 264 101 Devasya Kaushal 29 26 James Tyson 436 64 Jack James 261 102 Reuben Sachs 25 27 Suffan Hassan 413 65 Thomas Holland 259 103 Angus Clark 12 28 Kyriakos Tsalikidis 413 66 Chintan Sapariya 259 104 Riley Wall 6 29 Sam Boyns 412 67 Omair Ali 250 105 Gavin Fox 1 30 Alexander Deller 406 68 Edward House 244 106 Brett Hunter 0 31 Jackson Eldridge 405 69 Alexis Coovre 234 32 Neale Crawford 401 70 Jordon Marsden 230 33 Ben Stares 401 71 Christopher King 224 34 Gabriel Budwee 398 72 Mac Jenkins 220 35 Matthew Calder 387 73 Jack Lyle 217 36 Mitchell O'Loughlin 386 74 Savio Gracias Flor 212 37 Jason Sangha 384 75 Sam Wood 207 38 Corey Graham 377 76 Peter Andonopoulos 206
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The Award Winners 2016-17
PLAYER OF THE SEASON The O A Taylor / Martin Bedkober Memorial Award Ossie Taylor served Randwick as a player and administrator for 64 years before his death in 1976. He scored more than 4,500 runs and was Secretary for a record 19 years. The O A Taylor Memorial Player of the Season Award was first presented by Randwick in 1977. Martin Bedkober was a promising opening batsman and wicketkeeper with Petersham-Marrickville before his untimely death in a cricket match in 1975 aged just 21. In A W Green Shield in 1968-69, he scored 645 runs and effected 23 dismissals behind the stumps—both records for the club. The Martin Bedkober Memorial Trophy for the Most Promising Player was first presented by the Petersham-Marrickville club in 1976.
Anthony Sams Without doubt a champion wicket-keeper, Anthony Sams this season confirmed his promise as a champion batsman by scoring a mammoth 1,062 runs in the three 1st Grade competitions—the Belvidere Cup (821), the Limited Overs Cup (174) and the Twenty20 Cup (67). It was only the fourth time a player had scored 1,000 runs in a season for the club behind Usman Khawaja, Nathan Price and Richard Chee Quee. Opening the batting in every game, Anthony hit three centuries and was unluckily dismissed lbw when on 95 in another. In the first match of the season he scored a career-best 152* off just 139 balls with 19 fours against Fairfield-Liverpool at Coogee. Three matches later he hit 121 against Blacktown which was part of a record opening partnership of 254 with Alex Kemp who made 122. That effort enabled the side to reel in a target of 9-373—a record for the club. Anthony scored 447 runs in four matches in the first 35 days of the season. Another four half- centuries were followed by his third century when he thrashed Hawkesbury at Coogee Oval for 104 off just 114 balls with seven boundaries and a six to bring up an even 1,000 for the season. He also took his club career record to 3,759. At the start of the season Sams had 235 wicket-keeping dismissals to his credit. In round 7 against University of NSW at Coogee he passed the 250 milestone with three catches before completing the season with 268. His 33 dismissals this season was the third successive year he has finished with that number. His record is made up of 244 caught, 24 stumped with just 137 byes. His performances this season led to his selection in the NSW Second XI team and in the Kingsgrove Sports Merit XII-1st Grade Team of the Year. Anthony scored 961 points to be a decisive winner of the prestigious Player of the Season Award.
CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR - PLAYER The Tim Towers / Stuart Gardner Memorial Award Sponsored by Harry Solomons through Kingsgrove Sports Tim Towers was a left hand fast bowler with Randwick. He died in 1991 from cancer aged 36. Tim took 233 wickets in 11 seasons and played in Randwick’s 1977-78 and 1979-80 1st Grade premiership teams. The Tim Towers Clubman of the Year was first presented by Randwick in 1991. Stuart Gardner was a left hand spin bowler with Petersham-Marrickville. He died in 1994 from cancer aged 51. Stuart played for 25 seasons taking 510 wickets and scoring 3,294 runs. He played in the 1st Grade premiership team of 1974-75 and was made a Life Member of the club in 1991. The Stuart Gardner Clubman of the Year Award was first presented by Petersham-Marrickville in 1994.
Sam Boyns Samuel Boyns returned to the Randy Petes following a successful season in Metro Cup in 2015-16. “Spesh” was welcomed back and is a popular member of the club, both on and off the field. Initially graded in 5s he was elevated to 4th Grade and played a further two matches in that grade before Christmas. Combining with his skipper, Nigil Singh, a formidable new ball partnership led 5th Grade to the Premiership title returning strong figures of 30 wickets at 12.37 with best figures of 4-28 in a thriller against Wests. Furthermore, in the Grand Final he had at one stage, the enviable figures of 5 overs, 5 maidens 3-0 ripping the heart out of the Saints line-up. He also played against Kowloon CC returning 0-10 from 4 overs. Away from the field Spesh’s dedication to the Randy Petes was greatly obvious. Always one of the first to volunteer, he filled in as scorer for 1st Grade throughout the T20 campaign and was also recognised as a NSW Representative scorer for the T20 tour match against the Lahore Qalandars at Coogee. Along with his best mate Pingu (E-Young Khoo) they built the Snape Park batting cage in a day. He also completed the club’s season statistics as appear in this annual report. Usually, overseas players have limited time at a Grade Club but in Sam’s case he was greatly dedicated to the Randy Petes and is a deserving winner of the 2016-17 Player of the Season Award.
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CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR – NON PLAYER The Bernie Bayley Memorial Award Sponsored by Margaret Bayley Bernie Bayley was a popular and enthusiastic volunteer who was manager of the 2nd Grade team for five years prior to his death in February 2009. Bernie’s wife Margaret sponsors this award on behalf of the Bayley Family.
Peter Bannigan eter annigan is a sports tragic. His two main lo es are cricket and motorsports and o er the past three seasons he has become a familiar and friendly face at oogee and etersham als. ith his trusty telescopic lens he has certainly captured some remarkable action shots and club history. Such photos are so important to the history of any cricket club but particularly the andy etes. annigan is a uiet character and his unobtrusi e nature is treasured by the players. etween both there is a mutual respect. As a local to etersham al he came to the club ia connections with Ste e Smith and former etersham arrick ille members. ut this hasn t stopped him from tra elling to oogee and away to co er st rade, and imited ers matches. He also gets to our important away games and this season captured the action at the th rade rand inal as the co er shot of this report confirms. eter has also pro ided alue in restoring and repairing many old photos which will form part of the written history of the club while enhancing the images on display in our museum. hile eter is relati ely new to the club he has pro ed in a short time to be a committed and enthusiastic member and as such is a deser ed winner of this season s lubman of the ear.
MOST PROMISING PLAYER IN THE CLUB The Keith Austin Memorial Award Keith Austin was a long-time player and supporter of the Randwick club before his death in 1948. This award was first presented by his sons Alan and Stan in 1949 and continued for 62 years before being withdrawn by the family in 2011. Alan died in 2016. In recognition of the Austin family’s outstanding contribution for more than half a century the club maintained this award.
Mac Jenkins iminuti e in si e but certainly not in talent, ac is a worthy recipient of this award. As a left arm spinner, his unrelenting accuracy, and his ability to subtly ary his pace and flight ha e made him a potent force at a young age. ac this year captained S reen to ictory against S agenta in the ational U ricket hampionships held in risbane. In addition to this, ac has also been named in the Australian U team to play akistan late in . hile his opportunities for were stymied by his school commitments, in arious competitions he took an accomplished wickets at an a erage of , all at the impressi e economy rate of . – outstanding for any spinner, regardless of age and e en more so when of the games he played were ne ay games. His best performance was from o ers against arramatta in th rade. ith the els cruising at , ac ripped through the middle order, toying with the opposition batsman in a uality display of spin, bounce and drift. ac is already turning heads with his performances, determined attitude and leadership ualities and is no doubt destined for higher honors. At years and days he became the youngest e er player to participate in an under s match. Andrew edman at years and days was the pre ious youngest.
MOST PROMISING METROPOLITAN CUP PLAYER The Don Wright Memorial Award Sponsored by Alan Wright Don Wright was the father of Alan and Peter Wright, both long-term playing members of Randwick and Life Members of Randwick Petersham who have served on the Management Committee since 2001-02. Alan has been Chairman of Selectors and Peter the club’s Delegate to the Association during that same period. Hayden Fox Hayden o had a lean debut season at andwick etersham and struggled to take wickets. In fact his first wicket didn’t eventuate till round . ut was a breakthrough year for young o y who claimed wickets for etro old to add to his lean in , ending the season as the competition’s leading runaway wicket taker. ollowing and in rounds and he debuted in th rade. ut with s bolstering unprecedented fire power, it was in etro up where he shone. elishing his role as opening bowler, he formed a formidable partnership with his mate itchell O’Loughlin. In most matches he took a wicket within the first three o ers which led to many top order collapses. Also in the lower order he could be relied upon to play a controlled innings with a top score of against a rampaging Sydney Uni. ith more work he could become a genuine all rounder.
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MOST IMPROVED LOWER GRADE PLAYER The Burke and Davies Families Award Sponsored by former Randwick batsmen Chris Burke and Ross Davies Kevin Burke was a senior vice president of Randwick who first presented this award in 1976. Kevin died in 1998. Chris Burke is a nephew of Kevin and a former long-term lower grade player with Randwick Haydn Davies, father of Life Member Ross, was a vice president and great supporter of Randwick who died in 1984. His memorial award was first presented in 1992. Ross’ brother Peter was the captain of Randwick’s first 5th Grade team in 1978 which made the semis. He died in May 2002.
Jackson Eldridge ter an impressive in the etropolitan up rand inal or season an air o e pectation surrounded year old ackson this year. tarting the season in th rade he uickly ecame an integral member of the team with not only his effective “no frills” batting, but with his energy in the ield and maturity in the sheds. ter a solid start to the season he was instrumental in the outright de eat o enrith in round when he held the atting together with an impressive o alls to reel in a target o our down. nd in the very ne t game he produced a similar outcome against ydney when he led the ight with in meeting a target o in ust overs or the loss o ust one wicket. hat was his last game in s as he was promoted to th rade immediately impressing with in his third game playing anly who had a st rade opening owler in their attack. “Jacko” ended the season with 397 runs at a healthy average of 30.54 – a great result or an opening atsman making his way in his irst year o rade cricket. ackson is always up or the contest on the field, a great supporter of his fellow players, enjoying the team and other players’ success as much as his own. looks orward to a ig o season rom ackson which will see his game continue to improve and him push or higher rade honors.
BEST A W GREEN SHIELD PLAYER The Cartwright Insurances Award Sponsored by Cartwright Insurances Cartwright Insurances has presented this award since 1975 courtesy of the late Len Cartwright, who was a 1st Grade wicketkeeper / batsman with Randwick and a member of the Randwick Petersham ”Legends” for many years. Len passed away on 7 November 2012 aged 85 years.
Joshua Claridge osh laridge oined us rom ewcastle this season where he was regarded as one o the est young players in the district. e was later named ewcastle istrict ricket ssociation ingsgrove unior ricketer o the season. he year old was appointed captain o the reen hield team and led rom the ront top scoring with runs at the healthy average o . . is aggregate was the highest or the clu in the past si seasons and rated seventh highest in the competition. mem er o the ricket cademy the last three years osh complemented his reen hield per ormances y taking out the atting award with runs in the under atson hield competition conducted over the hristmas period. e is a talented cricketer who has een selected to tour with a om ined igh chools team in uly .
BEST A W GREEN SHIELD PERFORMANCE The Col Hollingsworth Memorial Award Sponsored by Randwick’s first Test player and NSW captain John Benaud Col Hollingsworth was a gifted young cricketer who died tragically at the age of 23 in 1966. He played for four years in the Petersham-Marrickville A W Green Shield team before going on to captain NSW Colts. He was a first grader at age 16. The Col Hollingsworth Memorial Award was first presented by the Petersham-Marrickville club in 1967.
Joshua Claridge osh laridge was clearly the top batsman in the club’s A W Green Shield team this season. His 228 runs which was the club’s est in the competition in the past si seasons included two hal centuries and was ust three runs short o another. is est per ormance was o only alls in minutes with si ours and three si es. It was a rilliant innings at a time when uick runs were re uired chasing an imposing against orthern istrict at ark aylor Oval. right hander who generally ats no. he also hit a stylish o alls in minutes with eight oundaries to carry his side to a seven wickets victory over amp elltown amden at etersham Oval. he match e ore he scored o alls in minutes with our oundaries and a si to also record a seven wickets win over awkes ury at Owen arle Oval. One o the top country uvenile players in the tate he hit in a total o in the radman up competition to underline his a ility. uch more will e heard o this player.
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BEST POIDEVIN GRAY PLAYER The Clive Johnston Memorial Award Sponsored by former Petersham-Marrickville 1st Grade father and son batsmen John and Corey Pearson Clive Johnston was an outstanding player with the Petersham and Petersham-Marrickville clubs, captaining 1st Grade for 17 of his 21 seasons. He was in three premiership winning teams and scored over 10,500 grade cricket runs. He also played for NSW on 11 occasions including a number as captain. Clive died in 1991 and this award was presented for the first time by Petersham-Marrickville that same year.
Joe Hart n a very poor oidevin Gray season with the side finishing 20th out of the 20 participating teams, Joe Hart was uite a standout topping both the batting and bowling. Joining us from ewcastle this season, the 8 year old right hand bat and leg spin bowler scored 59 at 3 .80 in the si games and took seven wickets at 2 . . After a 30 and a couple of 20s, Joe showed his class with the bat in the final game of the competition against Hawkesbury at wen arle val, ichmond when he was sent in first wicket down after having batted three times at no. 8 and twice no. 7. He batted for 22 balls in making 5 while he and skipper st grader James sarakis put on 28 for the third wicket. hrough his efforts the side almost pulled off a win going down by seven runs 252 to 259. With his bowling, he had an e cellent return against Gordon at etersham val taking 4 42 off 0 overs of uality leg spin. And to add to his performance he held three of the 20 catches taken during the competition. He is an impressive player and a worthy winner of this award.
THE FIELDING AWARD The Johnny Martin Memorial Award Sponsored by Talisman Marketing through former Randwick batsman Mark Sundin Johnny Martin was a left-hand “Chinaman” bowler who played 77 times for NSW and 8 times for Australia. He played with Petersham-Marrickville for 15 seasons travelling 780 kms each weekend from Burrell Creek. He took 450 grade wickets, scored 3,500 runs and was a superb fieldsman. He captained the 1st Grade side and won three premierships. The Johnny Martin Memorial Award was first awarded by Petersham-Marrickville in 1993 following his death a year earlier. Joe Hart Joe Hart has been a spectacular fielder throughout this season, always putting his body on the line and using his agility to cast pressure on the batsmen. He was always eager to get his hands on the ball and whenever the batsmen took a chance on his arm there was the distinct possibility of a run out, something he achieved three times during the season. Joe was a real asset in the field and continued to improve throughout the season as he became more assured. With his dedication to training, he will continue to be a constant threat in the field and an invaluable asset to the team going forward. Joining us from the ewcastle area he played 2nd Grade and oidevin Gray, e celling in the field in both competitions.
THE KEN DEVLIN AWARDS Ken Devlin is a member of Randwick Petersham “Legends”. He is husband to Madge and father of Steve and Peter, all of whom have been involved with the club as they were with Randwick for over 30 years. Ken first presented these awards at Randwick in 1983.
MOST RUNS: Anthony Sams—1,062 Runs he ,0 2 runs scored by Anthony Sams this season was not only the highest total for the club but it was also the second best in the st Grade competition. nly Joshua larke from Hawkesbury with ,253 scored more although Anthony topped the list for most boundaries with 30. t was a brilliant season for Anthony hitting the ground running from the first round against airfield iverpool at oogee val when he scored 52 off 39 balls with 9 boundaries. A week later he looked like scoring another ton before he was adjudged lbw when on 95 against Wests at etersham. ut the runs kept flowing with 7 against s ne t game then a brilliant 2 playing lacktown as part of a record opening partnership of 254. Sams led the way for a great win over enrith with a fine 8 at the top of the order in the ne t match. n five rounds of the elvidere up he had scored 528 runs. An 8 off 0 balls followed two matches later playing ni. of SW with 7 against s in a match and 5 playing osman shortly after. hose scores set him up for a great finish to the season which he did in style hitting 04 off just 4 balls against Hawkesbury to bring up ,000 for the summer. He also passed the 3,500 runs milestone finishing the season with 3,759. At the end of the season Anthony was named in the ingsgrove Sports erit st Grade eam of the ear.
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MOST WICKETS: Nigil Singh—56 wickets Nigil Singh has had many “firsts” in his cricket career with Randwick Petersham. He was the first bowler to take 00 wickets to take 00 and now the first to take 50. And this season despite his mammoth wicket total o er 0 years was the first time he has exceeded 50 for the summer finishing with 5 . His tally was the highest in 5th Grade with a distant second best. He bowled 51 o ers and had a strike rate of a wicket e ery 7 balls. His a erage of 11 runs per wicket was also the best in the competition. Nigil’s best performance was 7 1 against the inor Premiers Gordon in the Semi inal when they were dismissed for a record low 5. ith 5 in the second innings he completed the match with the extraordinary figures of 10 the third time he has taken 10 in a match and the second in 5th Grade. He came close to another 10 wickets in a match performance when he took 7 and 5 against ni. of NS . n 1 innings in which he bowled there was only two occasions where he failed to take a wicket. n the Grand inal against St George at Hurst ille he was almost unplayable taking 1 off 15 o ers to win the Player of the Grand inal Award. n that match he took a wicket first ball of the game and first ball after lunch to swing the match his team’s way. Captaining the side to the premiership in that match was also another “first” for Nigil. That game was also his 100th in 5th Grade while he also brought up 100 wickets in that grade 10 . This is the second time he has won this award.
WICKETKEEPING AWARD for MOST DISMISSALS The David Sherwood Memorial Award Sponsored by Geoff Cartwright on behalf of the Cartwright Family David Sherwood was scorer of the Randwick 1st Grade team for 52 years. He made six overseas tours as scorer for the Australian team before his death in 1985. The Sydney Cricket Association 5th Grade trophy bears his name.
Karl Schubert—36 dismissals icket keeper batsman arl Schubert became the first lower grade wicketkeeper to pass 00 dismissals for the club when he took three catches in rd Grade against Blacktown in round . He started the season brilliantly with nine catches and four stumpings in the first four games fi e of those dismissals three caught two stumped coming against N s at As uith al. But the best was yet to come. ropping to th Grade in round 11 he took se en catches in the match four in the first innings and three in the second which was the best match performance by a wicket keeper in the competition. He complemented that effort a few matches later with four catches in an innings against Campbelltown Camden at Petersham al. By season’s end he had dismissals to his name 15 in s and 1 in s—the best in the club and three ahead of 1st Grade’s Anthony Sams who had won this award in four of the pre ious six seasons. arl won the award in 01 1 with dismissals and is once again a worthy winner. His performance this season took his career dismissals behind the stumps to in 1 matches in 1 seasons with ust 5 byes conceded. arl and Anthony Sams are the only wicket keepers to exceed 5 dismissals for Randwick Petersham.
THE BILL ANDERSON COMMITMENT AWARD Bill Anderson is the club’s Director of Cricket Operations, a Life Member and was one of Sydney’s leading batsmen as a member of the Petersham-Marrickville 1st Grade team during the 1970’s. Matt Calder att made the trek up from ollongong this season many times in his debut season for RPC. He is an exciting batsman with all the shots with his “batspeed” being his greatest strength. att commenced the season in th Grade and scored an 5 early on to pro e he was ready for Grade Cricket. He was picked in rd Grade after a few rounds and had a frustrating run of outs that only strengthened his resol e. Post Christmas att made a number of 0s and 0s in rd Grade and was rewarded with an opportunity in nd Grade where he scored 50 in his first knock. A ery talented player of the future and one to watch att also featured in the Poide in Gray side and will be a key player in years to come in that competition.
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THE ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS
THE PHIL TRESIDDER FAMILY AWARD Phil Tresidder was a Life Member and Patron of the club who died in 2003. Phil was involved with the Randwick club for 60 years and served as President for 10 years. This award is sponsored by his niece Christine Hall and her husband Christopher. Jack James: ack had a breakthrough year in Grade Cricket after competing in the Green Shield competition and some lower grade appearances in pre ious seasons. ust 17 ack is a real talent and has matured into a batsman who can play long innings with fantastic match awareness of what the team re uires from him. After a score of 105 in rds ust before Christmas he forced his way into nd Grade where he immediately impressed with two uncon uered innings to help get the side home in close matches. At his current rate of impro ement which has been partly due to his in ol ement in the NS 17 s uad it would be no surprise to see ack earn the baggy green and a 1st Grade number in future years. ack is also a top fielder.
THE PETER ROLLS AWARD Peter Rolls is a Life Member of the club and a former 1st Grade player with Petersham-Marrickville. Alexander Deller: Alex eller hit the ground running in his debut season for Randwick Petersham with his bustling hit the deck bowling style. Representing the club in both the etro Cup and Green Shield competitions Alex ga e 110 in each spell and finished the club’s leading wicket taker in Green Shield with wickets at 1 . including best figures 11 against Sydney ni. n 1 games in the etro Cup Alex finished the second highest wicket taker for the club with 1 wickets at 1 .1 . His finest hour came in the Coogee erby playing for RP Green s RP Gold where he decimated a semi final bound top order to lea e the Golds reeling at in his opening spell before finishing with 0. Alex also had a few cameos with the bat suggesting some talent.
THE DUNCAN SCOTT-GLASSOCK MEMORIAL AWARD Duncan Scott-Glassock was a former 1st Grade seam bowler with Randwick in the 1970’s who died in 2006 aged just 57. This award continues in his name through the generosity of his wife Penny and family. Jack Standing: As natural a cricketer that Randwick Petersham has produced in its history ack has the ama ing ability to destroy opposition bowling attacks with clean intelligent straight hitting. Though probably most noted for his blistering 7 in the 5th Grade Grand inal ack produced multiple innings through the year batting anywhere from 1 to 7 scoring 55 runs from 1 innings highlighting his flexibility and talent. Possessing the ability to bowl a “heavy” ball and safe hands in the field ack will no doubt uickly progress up the grades and become a higher grade mainstay for years to come.
THE WAYNE MULHERIN AWARD Wayne Mulherin is a Life Member of the club and former President of Petersham-Marrickville who played Sheffield Shield cricket for NSW. Ben Montedoro: Ben came to the club this year with the en iable task of forging his own legacy separate to that of his father Robert a legend of the Randwick Cricket Club. Safe to say that after scoring se en runs in his first six innings Ben was contemplating early retirement Howe er his lo e of cricket and his work ethic helped him turn his form around and he finished with a ery healthy 5 runs – effecti ely all after Christmas. antastic in the field always contributing to the team and possessing more than useful off spinners Ben has the ability to become a complete all rounder and potentially a future captain at the club.
THE JOHN CONNELL AWARD John Connell has been a manager of many club teams including a number which have won premierships. Doug Loth: oug oined RPC this season as an experienced tall fast medium outswing bowler and pro en uality park cricketer. oug worked hard in the pre season sessions to prepare himself for the step up to grade cricket and was duly rewarded with an extended stint in th grade through the early rounds under the tutelage of the e ergreen a id Bourke. oug performed with consistency trained as hard as anyone and was duly picked in rd grade when the opportunity arose before Christmas. Doug spent the remainder of the year in 3’s, leading the attack with aplomb picking up dual 5 wicket hauls and an of the atch performances s anly and asts.
THE MIKE WHITNEY AWARD Mike Whitney is the President of the club, a Life Member and former Australian and NSW left hand fast bowler who played for Randwick between 1976 and 1994. Mac Waugh: hate er success acken ie earns as a cricketer is earned the hard way through his effort at training and through his exceptional work ethic. Struggling a little at the Christmas break ac sought out ad ice from senior players and implemented the recommendations finishing the season with an exceptional 0 wickets. A great return for someone playing his first year of Grade Cricket. As ac continues to learn and get uicker he is bound to take many more wickets for the club. Who doesn’t want a tall, left arm quick in their team
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THE ERNIE TOSHACK MEMORIAL AWARD Sponsored by Lyall Gardner Ernie Toshack, a member of Don Bradman’s 1948 “Invincibles”, holds a special place in the history of Randwick Petersham Cricket because he is the only cricketer to have played with the three clubs behind Randwick Petersham – Petersham, Marrickville and Randwick. He died in May 2003 and the club committee introduced this award in July 2003.
2015-16 Winner: David Bourke Because of Ernie Toshack’s unequalled association with Randwick Petersham Cricket, the Management Committee of the club has honoured his memory with a special annual award. The award is announced and presented at the Annual General Meeting of the club to a person or persons who the Management Committee determines has or have made a significant contribution to Randwick Petersham, either directly or indirectly through the club or founding clubs over an extended period of time. At the Annual General Meeting on 27 July 2016 David Bourke was announced as the winner of this prestigious award.
Some 3 years after he oined founding club etersham arrickville as a Green Shield boy, David Bourke is a worthy and popular winner of this prestigious award. “Bourkey” debuted in Green Shield in 3 as a wiry bowling all rounder before he worked his way through the grades. e made his st Grade debut in as a year old and took 3 on debut vs airfield iverpool to burst onto the scene. n uries meant he didn’t play a lot of sts after that with the top side boasting a strong attack of ndrew arrison, ndrew Staunton and Damien Wright.
fter the andwick and etersham arrickville merger in and due to in uries, David became more of a batsman in his career. s of pril he had won most runs in th Grade four times and had scored almost , runs for over 3 matches. David won the th Grade remiership in and has played in many finals series. e was the irst player to score a Grade hundred at arrickville val in vs the orth Sydney ears. e previously won lubman of the ear in and has been th Grade captain since building a fantastic culture within the lower grades. e was the first to games for and leads all players for most matches. n a bi arre note, in he won an ama ing tosses in a row. ncluding etersham and andwick etersham he has played seasons of Grade ricket, participated in 3 matches, has scored almost runs, taken wickets, held catches, and effected four run outs.
David has also given a great deal back to the club and in uly was about to enter his fifth term on the committee as ssistant hief ecutive fficer. e has generated income and formalised the grounds booking process while ensuring good relationships with schools, councils, women’s cricket and of course, Green ptions. e has ensured our etro up players get at least one game at oogee val every season. e has also sent out thousands of emails on the mailing list keeping players and supporters informed of the day to day activities of the club while e posing our sponsors. ver the years David has written match reports for all grades and contributed to social media such as the andwick etersham facebook site. e has often assisted with club social events and contributed to whatever the committee, individuals or club has needed, always with a “club first” attitude.
David ourke is a unique individual and much liked and respected by all in the club, past and present. e en oys his cricket on game day and at training – even in the last couple of years where th Grade has lost more than it has won, making the day at cricket en oyable for his teammates, opposition, volunteers and umpires alike. His eagerness for “post match beers” is seen as the main reason he is still playing David displays e cellent people skills with all age groups both young and old which helps greatly in the transition of young players from Green Shield into mature Grade cricketers. layers who have progressed up the grades under his leadership have had a “team first” attitude, en oying a few drinks and a chat after a day on the cricket field.
he rnie oshack ward to David ourke is e tremely well deserved and carries with it the thanks from all at andwick etersham for his outstanding contribution to the club. ay it continue long into the future.
77 New records this Season
New record partnerships: In the 1st Grade Limited Overs match against Fairfield-Liverpool at Coogee Oval, opener Anthony Sams (152) and no. 4 Jake Scicluna (89) put on 217 for the third wicket taking the score from 2-72 to 3-289 in 109 minutes. This broke the previous record of 188 set by Usman Khawaja and Simon Katich against St George at Hurstville Oval in 2007-08. The final score of 7-332cc resulted in a win by 9 runs. Chasing Blacktown’s 9-373 declared at Joe McAleer Oval in 1st Grade, Anthony Sams (121 off 143 balls with 17 fours) and Alex Kemp (122 off 197 with 16 fours and 4 sixes) put on 254 for the first wicket in 228 minutes. This broke the 1st Grade record of 165* held jointly by Joseph Hill and Paul Toole v Gordon in 2002-03 and Rory Burns and Nicholas Stapleton playing Bankstown at Bankstown Oval in 2013-14. It also broke the club record of 235 set by Angus Stewart and Troy Brewster v Mosman in 3rd Grade in 2008-09. It was also the second highest partnership for the club in any grade behind the 293 set by Eddie Otto and John McLoughlin for the second wicket against Gordon in 2009-10. In the 4th Grade match against Blacktown at Petersham Oval in round 4, Corey Parker (96) and Jaya Murdita (31) came together with the score a perilous 6-77 chasing 7-328 declared. When Jaya was caught after 67 minutes, the pair had put on 126 for the seventh wicket. This broke the previous 4th Grade record of 115 held by Nicholas Stapleton and Matthew Hilder against St George in 2010-11. Unfortunately the final score of 215 was well short of the target. New high score Limited Overs record in 1st Grade: In the Limited Overs match against Fairfield-Liverpool at Coogee Oval, the 1st Grade side scored 7-332 in 50 overs. This broke the high score record for LO matches of 5-328 established in 2009-10 against Blacktown at Coogee which resulted in a win by 114 runs. Usman Khawaja (116) and Matt Frith (128) scored 250 for the second wicket in that match. Fairfield-Liverpool responded with a score of 323 to go down by just nine runs. New winning run-chase record in 1st Grade: Chasing Blacktown’s 9-373 declared (94 overs) at Joe McAleer Oval in round 4 on Saturday 29 October 2016, the 1st Grade side scored 5-378 to win by 5 wickets. Alex Kemp (122), Anthony Sams (121), Daniel Sams (45) and Nathan Price (44) made the runs in just 71 overs. This was the highest score achieved by any team in the club to win when chasing runs. The previous best was against Gordon at Chatswood Oval in 2009-10 when the side posted 3-357 to chase down 9-354 declared after Eddie Otto (163) and John McLoughlin (157*) had put on a record partnership of 293 for the second wicket. Three rounds earlier that season they had made 5-349 chasing down Fairfield-Liverpool’s 7-345 declared at Coogee with Usman Khawaja making 189. New wicket-keeping records: Karl Schubert became the first lower grade wicketkeeper to pass 200 dismissals when he caught 3 in 3rd Grade in round 4 against Blacktown and became only the second player in the club behind 1st Grade’s Anthony Sams to achieve that milestone. He finished the season with 36 dismissals (30 caught; 6 stumped) while conceding just 30 byes. He announced his retirement at the end of the season with a record of 226 dismissals—186 caught and 40 stumped. Anthony Sams achieved the impressive milestone of 250 1st Grade wicket-keeping dismissals when he caught University of NSW skipper Charlie Wakim for 8 off his brother Daniel in the second innings in round 7 at Coogee Oval. He finished the season with 33 dismissals (31 caught; 2 stumped) while conceding 14 byes. He now has 268 dismissals (244C; 24St). Kel Mullins, 16, took 5 catches in the first innings and 2 in the second for 7 in the match against Gordon in the Semi-Final against Gordon at Tunks Park. The match was won outright. Kel finished the season with 16 dismissals. New record Metro Cup partnership: Chasing Blacktown’s 102 at Whalan Oval 2 in round 5, Kel Mullins (102) and Neale Crawford (78) for RP Gold put on 178 for the first wicket. Not only did this pass the Blacktown score with all 10 wickets intact, but it set a new first wicket partnership club record for Metropolitan Cup cricket. The previous record of 147 stood for 14 years having been set was by Peter Johnson and Grant Frakes in the club’s first season 2001-02. Youngest century-maker In making 105* in 3rd Grade in round 7 against University of NSW at Petersham Oval, Jack James, at 17 years and 15 days, became the youngest player to score a century for Randwick Petersham in that grade. He is also the second youngest century scorer in the club behind Sean Gardner who, at 16 years and 186 days, scored 125* against Blacktown in 4th Grade at Coogee Oval on 11 March 2006. Youngest to play Poidevin Gray under 21 Playing against Mosman at Coogee, Mac Jenkins, at 15 years and 117 days became our youngest-ever PG player. Called into the side at late notice for the 8 January 2017 match, the youngster bowled a very tight spell of 10 overs with his left- arm spinners returning 0-25. Andrew Redman who first played at 15 years and 177 days against St George at Hurstville on 5 November 2006 was the previous youngest. Interestingly, just three months earlier Mac became the youngest to score a century for the Waverley College 1st XI when he hit 109 off 178 balls with 13 fours and a six against St Aloysius while just 15 years and 32 days.
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New greatest loss margin record 2nd Grade: n round 11, anly Warringah dismissed our 2nd Grade team for 1 9 in 50 overs Scott Sharma scored 9 batting at no — ust on half the team runs n reply, anly Warringah passed the total without losing a wicket to finish with 0 1 from 1 overs to defeat us by 10 wickets he previous record for a loss by wickets in a single innings occurred in 200 0 when S Balmain won by wickets 2 1 7 to 1 5 3rd Grade: n round 10, arramatta dismissed our rd Grade team for ust in 21 2 overs Only two bats made double figures n reply, arramatta passed the total without losing a wicket to finish with 0 from 12 overs to defeat us by 10 wickets he previous record for a loss by wickets in a single innings occurred in 201 15 when St George won by 9 wickets 1 172 to 170 5th Grade: n round 10, arramatta dismissed our 5th Grade team for 1 7 in overs n reply, arramatta passed the total losing one wicket to finish with 1 1 1 from 9 overs to defeat us by 9 wickets he previous record for a loss by wickets in a single innings occurred in 200 05 when arramatta won by wickets 2 150 to 1 New lowest opposition score record 5th Grade: n the semi final against Gordon at unks ark, Gordon were bowled out for 25 after being 0 1 hey lost 10 11 with Nigil Singh taking 7 1 and Sam Boyns 7 his was the lowest score by an opposing team IN ANY GRADE in our 1 years history New greatest win margin record 5th Grade: n the semi final against Gordon at unks ark, Gordon made 25 and 10 Nigil Singh finished with match figures of 10 while Sam Boyns ended with 2 Our 5s scored 11 and 0 15 to win outright by 10 wickets his winning margin e ualled the previous 10 wickets outright winning margin record set in 201 15 when Bankstown were beaten outright 50 and 12 to 1 1 and 0 2 Worthy of Mention 5th Grade: n round against Sydney at yde Oval, our 5th Grade team was bowled out for 99 when chasing a gettable 170 A declaration by Sydney after a uick fire 5 11 in their second innings left the side a target of 1 to win off 5 overs Jack Standing 71 with 11 fours and 2 si es and Jackson Eldridge 77 with 10 fours made short work of it with the first wicket making 1 and the second 110 for a brilliant victory he 9 wickets outright win was the second greatest winning margin for 5th Grade, ust one wicket behind the 10 wickets outright by the 201 15 team against Bankstown
Adam Semple applauded off Raby Oval after recording career-best bowling figures of 7-64 off 17.5 overs against Campbelltown-Camden
79 Major Milestones 6,000 runs for the Club At the beginning of the season John McLoughlin needed 122 runs to reach 6,000 for Randwick Petersham. Playing 3rd Grade he was away to a promising start with 47 against Fairfield-Liverpool in the first match and 64 playing Wests in the second. However, there was some frustration with only 11 runs to get as his next two matches realised just eight. But the milestone was put to bed in round 5 against Penrith at Coogee Oval with a score of 17. This gave John the added honour of being the first player to reach the 6,000 runs mark for the club in his 214th match. An injury before Christmas however, brought a premature end to John’s season which he finished with a RPC career total of 6,115. John’s Randwick Petersham runs-record comprises 1,370 in 1sts; 3,558 in 2s; 724 in 3s; 187 in 4s and 276 in 5th Grade. With his old Randwick club record his NSW Premier Cricket career totals 7,390 runs. Usman Khawaja is the second greatest run-getter with 5,620.
450 wickets for Randwick Petersham and 500 career wickets Nigil Singh had a brilliant season leading his 5th graders to Premiership honours while being presented with a medal as Player of the 5th Grade Grand Final. He also achieved two outstanding milestones when he took 56 wickets during the season—his best in 20 years of NSW Premier Cricket. The right-arm swing bowler finished the season with a career total of 470 wickets in five grades for Randwick Petersham—the first player to pass 450. He started the season with 414 and his 450th came up during a 4-16 performance against Mosman at Balmoral Oval on Saturday 4 February 2017. His season tally also enabled him to pass 100 wickets in 5th Grade, just the fifth player to achieve the century. His 470 wickets are made up of 27 in 1st Grade; 50 in 2nds; 241 in 3rds; 50 in 4ths and 102 in 5th Grade. With the 70 wickets taken during his days with the old Randwick club, Nigil also passed the superb milestone of 500 wickets in NSW Premier Cricket. His record now stands at 540.
400 wickets for Randwick Petersham At the end of last season Rodney Stafford had the impressive record of 391 wickets and 3,148 runs for Randwick Petersham. Needing nine to crack the 400 mark, the right-arm leg-spinner did just that in round 5 when he took the first of three wickets against Penrith at Coogee Oval on Saturday 12 November 2016. He was the second player behind Nigil Singh to reach that milestone for the club. He finished the season with 18 wickets for a career total of 409 made up of 98 in 1st Grade; 232 in 2nd Grade and 79 in 3s. With 110 wickets taken with the old Randwick club, Rodney’s NSW Premier Cricket record stands at an amazing 519 wickets. And while his RPC runs-record stands at 3,320 and his overall career total is 4,172 he is on the cusp of another milestone as he has scored 994 in 3rd Grade—just six short of being the ninth player to make 1,000 in that grade. With those half dozen runs next season and another 21 wickets to add to his 3rd Grade tally of 79, he will become the first player to achieve the 1,000 runs/100 wickets double in that grade.
200 matches and 4,500 runs in 1st Grade Adam Semple, indisputably Randwick Petersham’s greatest all-rounder, has achieved a number of performance milestones in his 11 seasons with the club and this season brought up another two. In the eighth match of the summer, a two-day match against Sydney at Drummoyne Oval starting Saturday 19 November 2016 he became the first Randwick Petersham player to chalk up 200 games in 1st Grade. It was also a match in which he took his fourth five-wickets-in-an-innings haul, finishing with 5-50. And in the first T20 match of the season against Mosman at Coogee his 43 off just 35 balls took him past the 4,500 1st Grade runs mark. Only Nathan Price (5,116) and Usman Khawaja (4,895) have scored more 1st Grade runs for the club. He is currently 61st on the NSW Premier Cricket history list of 1st graders who have scored 3,000 runs and taken 200 wickets having made 4,818 runs and taken 247 wickets. With just another 182 runs and three wickets he will move into a select group—possibly the top 50-- of players who have taken 250 wickets and made 5,000 runs in 1st Grade. A brilliant player.
200 wicket-keeping dismissals and 125 in 4th Grade Needing 10 for a career total of 200 wicket-keeping dismissals, Karl Schubert brought up the magic number in round 3 with a neat catch to give him five 3rd Grade dismissals in NDs first innings at Asquith. By round 8 he was in 4s where his second catch against Bankstown at Coogee gave him another milestone of 125 dismissals in that grade. Shortly after he equalled his previous best performance against Easts in 2005-06 with seven scalps in the match against Manly at Graham Reserve catching four in the first innings and three in the second. Karl finished with a record of 143 4th Grade dismissals. His season tally of 36 in 3s and 4s was the best in the club and took his overall record in 136 matches to 226—186 caught and 40 stumped.
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5,000 runs and 150 matches in 1st Grade Nathan Price became the irst player to score ,000 runs in 1st rade or the club e completed the season with ,11 a ter making throughout the summer is last se en innings produced runs with 1 ours and 1 si es n all he hit si es during the season—10 more than any other player in 1st rade n the match against osman at llan order al he made his highest score o 1 0 o 1 balls laced with 1 ours and nine mighty si es is three centuries took his club career record to eight Nathan brought up 1 0 1st rade games and passed , 00 runs or the club in round ni NSW and passed the ,000 runs mark during the course o a score o 1 in round 1 against astern Suburbs at Wa erley al e inished the season with 1 0 games or the club—all in 1st rade part rom being the leading run scorer in 1st rade or the club he also holds the record or most catches— —while his 10 wickets places him se enth on the highest wicket takers list e was named in the SC erit eam or 01 1 as he was the pre ious season Nathan Price is one o the greatest players to pull on a Randwick Petersham cap
250 wicket-keeping dismissals, 3,500 runs and 150 matches in 1st Grade 1st rade wicket keeper Anthony Sams brought up three brilliant milestones this season e played his 1 0th game or the club in 1st rade in the last round o the season against astern Suburbs at Wa erley al, shortly a ter notching his 0th dismissal behind the stumps Playing in e ery el idere Cup, imited ers Cup and wenty 0 Cup match he completed the season with dismissals 1 caught and two stumped—in 1 matches while conceding ust 1 byes e passed the 0 dismissals milestone in round against ni ersity o NSW when he caught the opposing skipper Charlie Wakim or o the bowling o his brother aniel nthony was also the leading batsman or the team scoring 1,0 runs to take him to a club career total o , e brought up his , 00th run in the course o his innings o 0 against Northern istrict at Coogee al in the imited ers Cup uali ying inal on Sunday January 01 e scored centuries against awkesbury and lacktown while his 1 o 1 balls with 1 ours playing air ield i erpool at Coogee was a career best e now has se en centuries e was named in the SC erit eam or 01 1 along with Nathan Price and his brother aniel e also played a Second match or NSW n amazing player, nthony inished the season with wicket keeping dismissals caught stumped and , runs in 1 0 1st rade matches
150 wickets, 2000 runs and 100 matches in 1st Grade e t arm ast bowler Daniel Sams con irmed his status as one o the best all round cricketers in NSW Premier Cricket with some outstanding milestones this season eading the 1st rade attack or the past i e seasons, the year old was unlucky not to bring up 0 wickets or the season inishing with —the ourth best in the competition e began the season with 1 wickets and brought up his 1 0th with the third scalp in a per ormance o against lacktown at Joe c leer al in round Shortly a ter he recorded a career best o o 16 overs against University of NSW at Coogee. His season’s performance took his 1st Grade tally to 1 —the third highest with the club a ing taken wickets in 1st rade be ore oining us rom ankstown he has the imposing career record o wickets with many seasons ahead o him aniel also starred with the bat scoring runs which included 1 si es is o ust balls with si ours and se en massi e si es against anly at anly al was not only a brilliant innings but it took his batting record with the club past the ,000 runs mark e completed the season with a total o , runs the eighth highest tally or the club in 1st rade aniel also brought up his 100th game or the club—all in 1st rade—in the wenty 0 match against awkesbury at Coogee al on Sunday 1 ebruary 01 ter 10 matches with the club and despite his youth, aniel Sams can already be regarded as one o the greatest all rounders the club has produced e played Second cricket this season and along with his brother and Nathan Price was named in the SC erit eam or 01 1
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Three club greats “pull up stumps”
James Tyson, Karl Schubert and Matt Wallis, three of the club’s best cricketers have announced their retirement as players. Each of them has had a wonderful career with the club and their contribution is acknowledged and appreciated. They will be sorely missed from the playing ranks in the next and coming seasons. Here is a brief run-down on their playing days.
James Tyson: A fast-medium left hander, James has had an outstanding career covering 10 seasons. He winds it up with 279 wickets of which 196 were achieved in 2nd Grade--second only to Rodney Stafford who has taken 232.
James joined the club from Tasmania in 2007-08 somewhat unheralded and not available for all games. He was accordingly selected in 5th Grade. That selection showed how little was known of him as he demolished opposing bats and bowled his team to premiership honours. In the 11 matches he played he took 39 wickets at just 8.67. He had his yorker “on song” in his last four games taking 21 wickets including 16 for 64 in the finals series. His 6-26 in the Grand Final gave North Sydney no hope. Figures of 7-16 v Bankstown and 7- 21 v Blacktown were also achieved.
His second season was in 2nd Grade where he featured for the following nine years. During that time he was a most consistent performer leading the attack with plenty of stamina and pace. His best season was 2010-11 when he took 37 wickets which included hauls of 5-21 v Bankstown, 5-24 v Parramatta and 5-48 v Mosman. He took the 2nd Grade bowling honours that season as he did four years later when he finished with 32 scalps. Included in that total was a 6-99 performance off a mammoth 37 overs in a drawn match against Wests at Pratten Park. He also put in some handy digs at the tail involving himself in partnerships of 45 and 61 for the 8th and 9th wicket. His 27* against Sutherland that season was a career best although he came close to overtaking that score this season with 22* in a 10th wicket partnership of 66 with Joe Hart.
With such an outstanding record in 2nd Grade it was surprising James never got to play 1st Grade. And while that may have officially been the case he is credited with having played two matches in the top grade. The occasion was 2008-09 when a Twenty20 “exhibition” competition was played on a Sunday at Bankstown with three matches played in the day. All 1st graders did not play and the club’s teams were made up with players from the various grades. Tyson played in two games taking a total of 1-46 off 6 overs while scoring 11 runs. In the years which followed the Sydney Cricket Association decided to include all performances in T20 games in the player’s official Grade Cricket statistics with the result that James, some years after the event, is credited with having played two 1st Grade games. James also played 3rd Grade periodically taking 41 wickets in 17 matches with 5-17 against Fairfield-Liverpool his best.
James’ decision to hang up his boots at just 34 years of age has little to do with a loss of form or the like, as he took 5-24 against Parramatta in his tally of 23 wickets this season. In fact, in 16 turns at the bowling crease he took wickets on 12 occasions to confirm his ability as a strike bowler.
James has not only been a brilliant performer with a new cricket ball in his hand but has been of outstanding service to the club off the field in his role as Financial Controller. At a time when the financial aspects of a Grade Club are more akin to a small business than an amateur sporting body, the expertise which James has been able to provide during the past five years has been of immense value. He plans to continue in that position notwithstanding his retirement as a player and the club is much the richer for that decision. It is also hoped that he may see fit to slip the bowling boots on from time to time.
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Karl Schubert: Karl started with andwick etersham in 200 06 playing eight matches spread over rd, th and th grades—the latter two winning the premiership. He scored a total of 78 runs and effected 12 dismissals. A conservative beginning for a player who 12 seasons later would retire with an outstanding record as a batsman wicketkeeper. n 1 6 matches covering 2nd through th Grade, he effected 226 dismissals—186 catches and 0 stumpings while conceding just 2 9 byes. His record reads 2nd Grade 1c 1s rd Grade 7c 11s th Grade 12 c 20s th Grade 2 c 8s .
He won the club wicketkeeper’s award in 2013 1 with 1 dismissals and this season the years old won it again with 6. He effected 7 dismissals in a match twice in th Grade—the first in 200 06 against astern Suburbs and again this season playing Manly Warringah. n 2011 12 he completed dismissals in th Grade. nly Matt Taylor with 8 in 2002 0 has more.
Karl had great success as an opening batsman scoring 2, 77 runs—1, 11 in ths 9 in rds 9 in ths and 2 in 2nds. He hit two centuries—122 against Sydney in th Grade in 2008 09 and 109 playing s in th Grade in 201 1 . His Syney effort was part of a partnership of 1 2 for the th wicket with Matt Hilder which to this day remains a club record. ut despite these brilliant performances his proudest moment came in the th Grade Grand inal in 2007 08. Chasing North Sydney’s 121 at Tunks ark, he opened the batting and set up the premiership victory with a top score of 7 and a 1st wicket partnership of 91. Two seasons later he won the 2009 10 batting aggregate and average in th Grade with 2 7 runs at 27. to confirm his talent as a consistent opening batsman.
Karl completes his andwick etersham career as a dedicated clubman both on and off the field. His Master of Ceremonies duties at club functions and as ground announcer in the club big matches emphasised his value and commitment. He has also been Club Captain these past two years. ne of the good guys who can take a great deal of pleasure from his contribution.
Matt Wallis: Matt is our second th Grade retiree who co incidentally began with the club the same season as Karl Schubert—200 06. A bustling right arm paceman, he was uite a sensation in his first Grade Cricket season finishing with 0 wickets—10 in s and 0 in s. He also belted 22 runs with the bat. oth grades won the premiership and Matt had a hand in each. n rd Grade his 2 against Hawkesbury ensured the side was well on the way to annexing the premiership while he did the same in ths with some outstanding performances. laying TS almain he almost single handedly knocked them over for 7 taking 20 in the process. And while that effort returned his best figures, his most valuable performance occurred in the Grand inal at Coogee against airfield iverpool when he bowled them out for 128 defending a vulnerable total of just 16 to take the title. He finished with 0 that day off 21 overs with 7 maidens. He also showed he was a classy bat by hitting 6 with 6 sixes against Sutherland in the ualifying inal.
Matt returned his best bowling figures in 2008 09 when he took 7 7 in a rd Grade limited overs match against ni. of SW. He was the top bowler in the side that season promoted after a single th Grade match where he belted 108 and took 6 against arramatta at Kensington val. n that match he and Jordan Magro put on a record partnership of 92 for the 8th wicket. ut by the end of the following 2009 10 season and with a young family, Matt announced his retirement.
Six years later “Wally” was back and showed he had lost none of his ability with a brilliant 5 1 performance against Sydney in rd Grade at etersham which enabled the side to win with a bonus point and grab an unexpected spot in the finals. And although the years were ticking by, the year old saved one of his greatest performances for his last few th Grade games when he took 6 26 against Manly which included a spell of 0. n a andwick etersham career spanning 7 seasons, Matt Wallis finished with 16 wickets and 1,290 runs. He had 8 wickets and 702 runs in s while in th Grade he took 67 wickets and hit 9 runs. A career to be proud of.
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Randwick Petersham Cricket v Lahore Qalandars Coogee Oval 9 November 2016
On a day when Donald Trump became President-elect of the USA, the Randy Petes under the leadership of 1st Grade skipper Alex Kemp took on the Lahore Qalandars at Coogee Oval in another “International” match. With eyes on the BOM radar, the match got underway under grey skies, with the sun peeking out at various times. Kemp and Usman Qadir, son of Pakistani great Abdul Qadir, tossed and it was agreed Lahore would bat first. The Qalandar openers R Ahmed and Saadullah got off to a conservative start of 23 before Ram claimed the first wicket of Saadullah for 12. This brought wicket-keeper and Man of the Match Hamza (61) to the crease whose innings ended with a spectacular diving catch by the evergreen Nick Warren in the deep, following his unbroken spell of 1-25(4). Matt Critchley (1-27) and Tom McKenzie (1-29) bowled well to restrict the Qalandars' bats but Ram was the star with 3-27 including being on a hat-trick in the penultimate over. The Lahore Qalandars finished their allotted 20 overs 7-175.
Matt Everett (3) and Matt Critchley (27) began the run chase but Ethisham Sultan (2- 17) put on the brakes removing both batsmen. Psarakis (11) looked to up the tempo but was caught in the deep off Riaz. Following his dismissal and with thunder cracks closing in, only one more over from the skipper was possible before the umpires closed proceedings and the match was called off shortly after. With Randy Petes 18 runs behind on Duckworth-Lewis (3-58), the Beastwear International T20 Cup went to the Lahore Qalandars. Best wishes from the Randy Petes to Lahore Qalandars for the rest Usman Qadir and Alex Kemp with the Cup of their Australian tour.
Following the match former Pakistani fast bowler and Lahore Director of Cricket, Aaqib Javed thanked the Randy Petes for a good match and hospitality and presented the club with a wonderful souvenir box and signed playing shirt.
Thanks were extended to Aden Nawaz and Rizwan Nawaz from Beastwear for sponsoring the match and provision of Match and Man of the Match trophies umpires Peter Tate and Daniel Nicholls for officiating in the match, to Bill Anderson and John Stewart for organising and logistical support, to Robin Gardner and Grace Endacott for running the canteen, to Sam Boyns and Stan Beal for scoring and to Jeremy Jastrzab and Neale Anderson for match day organisation. Thanks also to the Sydney Sixers and their General Manager Dom Remond for the invitation to the Randy Petes to host the Qalandars for their first match on Australian soil.
The Randwick Petersham team was: Alex Kemp (c), Andrew Balbirnie, Matt Critchley, James Psarakis, Tom Holland, Shaun Eaton, Matt Everett (+), Suffan Hassan, Kushaal Ram, Joe Hart, Thomas McKenzie, Nick Warren. John Stewart
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The Scorecard Beastwear International T20 Cup Coogee Oval 9th November 2016 LAHORE QALANDARS RANDWICK PETERSHAM R BF Min 4s 6s R BF Min 4s 6s R Ahmed arren +M Everett h ed ltan Saadullah sara is a M Critchley han ltan + A Hamza arren a J Psarakis h ed ia S Khan aton art S Eaton not o t T Ahmed e Crit hle *A Kemp not o t S Badar olland a A Balbirnie dn M Riaz not o t S Hassan dn M Irfan verett en ie T Holland dn C Rubani not o t K Ram dn N Raheed dn J Hart dn E Sultan dn N Warren dn M Umar T McKenzie dn A Hassan Y Jan Extras n l Extras n l Total 7-175 Overs 20 Total 3-58 Overs 8.3 FOW: aad llahr an h ed han h ed FOW: verett Crit hle sara is a a adar Ir an O M W R Nb Wd O M W R Nb Wd T McKenzie M Irfan N Warren E Sultan K Ram M Riaz S Eaton U Qadir M Critchley J Hart
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More than a “Chip of the Old Block”
Two players who were in the lower grades for Randwick DCC in the 1930s had sons who became Sydney Grade Cricket greats. In 1935-36, Neville Jay, an 18 year old right-arm pace bowler joined Randwick and played in the A Shires and 4th Grade teams before getting a game in 2nd Grade the following season. He only played two seasons taking 59 wickets and scoring 299 runs. His son Trevor who was born at Waverley in 1951 went on to become a left-arm orthodox spin bowler with Randwick taking 704 1st Grade wickets in a career spanning 23 seasons. He played NSW State Colts in 1972-73. In 1939-40, Noel Chardon, a left-hander from Brook Street Coogee, had a season with Randwick scoring a total of 214 runs and taking 28 wickets in the lower grades and Poidevin Gray competition. His son David was born at Newtown also in 1951 and in a career covering 23 seasons as a right-arm fast-medium bowler took 793 1st Grade wickets for Petersham- Trevor Jay Marrickville and Sydney. David Chardon Dave Chardon played NSW Sheffield Shield in 1975-76 and is the 10th highest 1st Grade wicket-taker in the history of Sydney Grade Cricket while Trevor Jay is the 15th. And all of this from two cricketing fathers who never played a single game in 1st Grade!
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Gallery of Champions
A reflection on the cricket careers of some of those champions of the past who shaped Randwick Petersham into what it is today. Presented by Club Historian and Life Member Lyall Gardner OAM
John Hayward
In its 101 years history, Randwick Cricket Club had only five treasurers. The longest serving of those was John Hayward who looked after the club’s finances for a massive 27 years. And while his administrative career was of outstanding value to the club, his contribution as a cricketer was just as valuable as he was one of the more brilliant batsmen of his time.
John Archer Hayward was born at Scone on 11 July 1935 and brought up in Maitland where he was one of the Hunter Valley’s most dominant batsmen. Transferred in his job to Sydney in 1962 Hayward joined Randwick. He was immediately ushered into the 1st Grade team where in 1962-63 he scored the first of his 4,684 runs for the club. He was to go on and score seven centuries with a highest score of 133 against St George while holding 60 catches. A feature of his play was a dynamic hook shot which brought him many runs and put paid to the aspirations of many opposing fast bowlers.
In just his second season Hayward was appointed 1st Grade captain and celebrated with a fine 108 against Petersham. He hit another century the following summer scoring 111 against Northern District. In 1965-66 the legendary West Indian fast bowler Wesley Hall played a season with Randwick and John stood down from the captaincy in favour of Wes. The change didn’t ruffle him however, and he hit his third century in as many seasons with his 103 against Petersham the top score for the team which went on to make the semi-finals.
The experiences of that West Indian summer remain etched in John’s memory. He recalls that in a match against Sutherland at Coogee Oval a ball from Wes hit batsman Gary Parker in the head. The ball flew one bounce into the fence at deep fine leg for four leg byes. Parker staggered to square leg with blood coming from a head wound and screamed “I’m not afraid of you b…..man, get back and bowl”. He then collapsed in a heap. John says that game was also memorable for its scores. Randwick was dismissed for just 80 causing Wes to bet the Sutherland skipper Norm O’Neill they wouldn’t score 50. They managed 63 with Wes at his fastest taking 7-20.
John also recalls that playing Cumberland in the semi-final that season Wes was bowled by the action-suspect left hand John Aitkin with a dart ball for six. On his way back to the pavilion Wes went right off in Cumberland skipper Richie Benaud’s ear along the lines “you and the other journalists reckon poor old Charlie (Griffiths) throws and you got one in your own club”. The icing was really put on the cake in the second innings when Wes was bowled: same bowler, same ball.
John played 11 seasons of 1st Grade with Randwick scoring 3,120 runs at the healthy average of 21.67. His best season was in 1964-65 when he scored 422 as captain. Towards the end of his career he captained the 2nd Grade side hitting 399 in 1972-73 and 457 the following summer when aged 39. Despite seemingly being like the good wine as he aged, that was his final season. He ended with 1,564 runs in 2s to go with his 1st Grade tally and complete an excellent Grade Cricket career.
In 1964 John was appointed Honorary Treasurer of the club and so commenced a distinguished career of cricket administration and one of the longest Office Bearer appointments in the history of Randwick. His 27 years’ service followed two other long termers in Wally Dowd who undertook the role for 26 years while George Simpson was John’s predecessor with 17 years as Hon Treasurer.
A dapper dresser, John Hayward always looked the part on the field. Former President Bill Beath was so impressed by the immaculate cricket creams John wore he christened him “Cream”, a name which has stuck with him ever since.
John’s devotion to his treasury duties and to the Randwick club was acknowledged in 1975 when he received the club’s highest honour—Life Membership. It was a fitting tribute to a wonderful contributor to the Randwick Cricket Club and to one of nature’s finest gentlemen.
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Leo Smith 1922-2002
eo Smith was a mysterious off spin bowler. Not that his right arm spinners were all that unconventional, but the fact he could bowl them equally well with his left arm provided the mystery. But he had not tried his lefties in a game preferring to manfully toil with right arm deliveries. t training however, he was keenly sought after as he could provide his batting team mates with practice against right and left arm spinners. His ambidextrous talent caught the eye of journalists and the inimitable rnie Christensen sang his praises in an article in The Sun afternoon Sydney newspaper in 19 6 complete with pictures of both right and left arm bowling styles.
eo Robert Charles Smith was born at Paddington on 5 December 1922. fter his schooling at Homebush Boys High he joined Petersham prior to the start of the 1939 0 season. He played in the Shires and th Grade teams having one score of 29 while taking six wickets. nd while a th Grade team was not entered the following 19 0 1 season, club selectors had the foresight to start him in 3s which proved to be a positive move in more ways than one. fter making 56 against Northern District and taking 1 0 in his only turn with the ball, he was promoted to 2nd Grade.
Under the shrewd captaincy of Cyril Graham in 2s, the 17 year old was regarded as the “find of the season” scoring 233 runs while surprisingly heading the bowling with 29 wickets at an average of 1 .20 runs per wicket. Smith revelled in the opportunity when Graham threw him the ball against niversity where he was instrumental in an outright victory. Taking 3 35 and 36 the students were out for 98 and 62 in response to Petersham’s 166. That won him a place in the 1st Grade match against Waverley at Waverley Oval although his 10 runs and 0 25 was not a debut in keeping with his talent.
Returning to 2s he scored 67 against Glebe and was back to 1st Grade for the last round of the season against anly at Petersham Oval. nd while his 2 runs gave the selectors who picked him as a batsman some confidence, it was his bowling which created the sensation as he took 6 8 to have the sea siders out for 236—just 35 short of the Petersham total of 271.
It was therefore no surprise that young Smith was named in the 1st Grade starting line up for the 19 1 2 season. nd he delivered immediately with another “six for” performance, this time returning 6 83 in Paddington’s total of 207 at Rushcutters Bay. The match however, was lost by two runs. Sid Barnes was run out for a duck. He also took 5 101 against niversity which scored 282. Smith headed the bowling that season with 3 wickets, an ama ing turn around from a 16 year old who took 0 28 off five overs in the Petersham Shires team just two seasons earlier While eo played the full 19 1 2 season, prior to the start was called up for “duty training” following his enlistment in the war effort. He was on active service shortly after the season finished and from September 19 3 served in New Guinea.
Prior to his discharge in pril 19 6, Smith managed to squee e in a couple of games in 19 5 6 playing in 2nd Grade where he took five wickets and scored just 18 runs. However, he was back full time in 19 6 7 although not with the same success he had prior to the war. Playing in 1st Grade he averaged 6 .5 for each of his eight wickets with 2 38 his best while scoring 162 runs.
The 19 7 8 season saw a slightly improved performance with 229 runs and 13 wickets which included his first (and only) half century in 1st Grade when he scored 53 in a drawn match with osman. He had a good game against Wests at Pratten Park however, hitting 2 in a losing score of 8 12 while taking 5 26 in Wests’ total of 7 13 declared.
t the end of that season eo moved residence to the Parramatta area and thereafter was qualified and played with Cumberland. In his time with Petersham he took 102 wickets and scored 1,089 runs of which 61 wickets and 580 runs were in 1st Grade.
eo was also a keen baseballer and played with Petersham in the cricket off season. He would have learnt as much about baseball as he did about cricket from his 2nd Grade captain Cyril Graham who was a State and national representative pitcher.
Smith went on to have a successful Grade cricket career playing with Cumberland, Gordon and Bankstown before he retired in 1959 with 217 1st Grade wickets to his name. He died on 2 June 2002 at Bateau Bay, NSW, aged 89.
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Russell Toogood 1908-68
He never played cric et. He never played rug y league. et he was a ife em er of a cric et clu and a rug y league clu and was elected to oth in the same year.
Russell rthur Toogood egan his association with the Petersham Cric et Clu sometime prior to the 1 32 33 season. t was in that season he was reported as having some involvement with the 1st Grade team. There were few cars in those days and Russ was of great assistance to the players y arranging transport for their away games. y 1 3 3 he too on increased responsi ilities and was given the grand title of “baggage manager”.
n 1 37 37 Russ ecame the official 1st Grade scorer and in 1 3 0 was elected a vice president. y 1 1 2 he had ecome ssistant Hon ecretary to ac Ross who had ust ta en over as Hon ecretary. When the merger with arric ville occurred in 1 1 to form the new Petersham arric ville clu he was confirmed as a committee mem er and remained as such for over 20 years.
Russell had a particular interest in the development of the younger cric eters and participated actively in the schoolboy’s coaching classes. While not possessing the a ility to coach himself he was of great assistance to the coaches and would often provide the lads with asic cric et instruction.
Russell was regarded y the 1st Grade captain Clive Johnston as their “dressing room skipper” as well as their scorer. He was such an integral part of the team that ohnston often remar ed that it would not e a Petersham arric ville 1st without Russ. s a result there was great delight in 1 7 8 when he was appointed as official scorer for a heffield hield match at the ydney Cric et Ground. Russ had a num er of other scoring appointments in first class cric et and climaxed his career with appointment to a Test atch in 1 63 6 .
n 1 66 Russell was given Petersham Marrickville’s greatest honour when life membership was bestowed upon him. In a strange coincidence it was that same year that ewtown Rug y eague oot all Clu saw fit to do the same thing in response to the outstanding commitment he had shown to his winter sport clu .
Unfortunately Russell developed a terminal illness the following year which was the direct result of his active war service etween 1 2 and 1 7. He faced that hurdle with the same rand of courage and fortitude that had ena led him to disregard a life long disa ility which in itself had prevented his participation as an active sportsman. He died on 2 e ruary 1 68 at the Repatriation Hospital Concord aged 60. His passing meant Petersham arric ville had lost one of its most loyal sons.
George Debnam 1920-2011
George e nam achieved a uni ue ydney sporting dou le when he was ust 1 . t was 1 0 and in the short period leading up to his 20th irthday on 11 cto er he made his 1st Grade cric et de ut with arric ville istrict Cric et Clu . nd ust a few months later he made his 1st Grade rug y league de ut with ewtown Rug y eague. While there are a num er who have played and excelled in oth codes, few players achieved this ama ing milestone at such a tender age.
n outstanding Canter ury High chool athlete, 17 years old George egan his Grade Cric et career when he oined arric ville in 1 37 38 as an W Green hield oy. He played in six matches scoring 2 runs with a top score of 8 while with his spinners he captured an ama ing 27 wic ets at an average of ust 10.07 runs each. mpressed with his a ility clu selectors gave him two matches in the hires team which won the premiership undefeated. n a match against Cum erland he and clu stalwart rthur avies put on a record partnership of 228 with young George ma ing 117.
The following season he ended up in 3rd Grade scoring 221 runs in six matches after ma ing 317 in the Colts team. His undou ted talent saw him uic ly elevated to 2nd Grade the next season where he finished second in the atting aggregate with 30 runs including a est score of 78. He also made his 1st Grade de ut late in 1 3 0 scoring a fine half century in his only match. He also owled and too 2 efore finishing with 1 for the match.
88 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 In a oidevin ray under match against etersham at etersham val that season the Marrickville team rattled up what was and remains a record score. hey scored with eorge scoring an even in minutes while ill ibson hit and ill McClelland . hree etersham bowlers went for over runs with another having knocked off his bowling. ebnam scored in that competition giving him a total of in all grades for the season.
orn in oulburn on ctober season was a big one for ebnam winning a regular spot in the st rade team. It was e citing for eorge in more ways than one as his elder brother lf who had oined the club the previous season also made the irst I. lf went on to become club treasurer for a total of years. In his debut season in the top grade eorge did well scoring runs with a top score of .
n opening batsman with an aggressive flair ebnam was able to make only seven appearances for Marrickville in due to his enlistment in the ustralian rmy in May . way on duty the following season it was not until that he was able to s uee e in five games scoring runs. In a match against almain he and Jack Moroney put on in minutes for the fifth wicket with eorge finishing uncon uered on . hat season Marrickville went on to win the st rade premiership although Debnam’s military service prevented his availability for the Grand Final against St George on 1 April 1944. A total of people attended Marrickville val that day.
It was another two seasons before the name eorge ebnam again appeared in the Marrickville CC team sheets. It was and with the end of the war ergeant eorge ebnam showed he had lost none of his batting ability by rattling up runs in the irst I with a top score of against etersham. He also played representative cricket being selected for a Cricket ssociation team which visited country centres during aster .
In ebnam displayed a keen level of all round skills winning the bowling average with wickets at . . He also scored his first st rade century when he hit against ydney niversity as part of a season total of . hat season eorge was also elected to the club’s management committee while maintaining his position on the 1st Grade selection committee. To improve the social aspects of the club a social committee was formed with eorge one of its keenest members.
t years of age ebnam was close to his peak in scoring runs including a massive against t eorge while taking wickets. His was one of the highest ever for Marrickville and the highest by eorge in his illustrious career.
ith regular skipper on aggers in outh frica with the ustralian team ebnam was appointed captain for the season and in the words expressed in the annual report “undertook the role displaying commendable judgement”. He led from the front scoring a huge runs to take the batting honours which included an impressive against addington. He also hit in minutes with fours against ydney niversity before being caught and bowled off the last ball of the day when trying to score a uick single for his century.
eason was not a happy one for the Marrickville club with the decision taken to amalgamate it with etersham from the following season. Many players departed while others became residentially ualified to play with other clubs including the new st rade entrant ankstown. eorge stayed with the newly merged etersham Marrickville club although he did not stand for election to the new committee having spent four years on the Marrickville management committee.
In etersham Marrickville’s first season 1 eorge was a member of the irst I which finished second in the competition. He had his best season scoring runs to finish third in the batting behind state players Jack Moroney and Clive Johnston. In one match he was involved in a hard hitting partnership with ill lley against orthern istrict of scored in ust minutes. hile Alley finished with 78*, Debnam scored 161 in 159 minutes as part of his team’s 3 declared to maintain his reputation as one of the most attacking batsmen in ydney rade Cricket. His was the highest score for the new club and remained a record for years until ew outh ales player Col lackman hit against andwick in .
wo seasons later in ebnam again took the st rade batting honours with runs scoring more than in nine of his innings. hile he did not reproduce that same form the following season the team won the st rade competition giving eorge his second premiership in the top grade. He played the whole of the ne t summer in nd rade but at the end of the season at age he retired. He did so with an outstanding st rade record of runs and wickets while his overall career batting record totalled .
s a dual code sportsman eorge ebnam was able to mi his cricket and rugby league commitments to the delight of both sports. fter making his st rade debut with ewtown in the ugby eague competition in he went on to play si seasons as fullback. He played during the period interrupted only by his service in orld ar II. In games for ewtown he scored five tries and kicked goals. He became ewtown ecretary in a year after his retirement as a player. In that role he led ewtown from financial collapse to a new beginning which included two finals appearances . He was also the driving force in the leagues club becoming a reality in the late 1950’s. At the 2008 Newtown Centenary celebrations, 88 year old eorge attended wearing his ewtown bla er. He died on ctober at adstow aged .
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CricketAGMAd A4 1602 RAN.indd 1 11/02/2016 11:49 am Our Grounds by David Bourke Assessment of grounds is undertaken by Cricket NSW each season as a means of advising clubs how well their grounds are performing as viewed by umpires. This season Coogee Oval rated 11th of out the 21 1st and 2nd grade grounds, down from the 10th position it achieved in season 2015-16. This high ranking is reflective of the grounds’ standing as one of the premier grounds in Sydney.
Petersham Oval ranked 11th out of the 40 lower grade grounds this season, down from 6th in season 2015-16. Petersham Oval also continued its advancement as a higher grade ground, hosting three 1st Grade and four 2nd Grade matches throughout the season, and has become a bit of a 1st Grade “fortress” with the side being defeated only twice there in the last four seasons. Petersham Oval was also used by Sydney University CC to host their 3rd Grade Qualifying Final and Semi Final fixtures, showing the high regard the ground is held by other clubs and NSW Premier Cricket.
Of the lower grade grounds, Kensington Oval was ranked 14th out of 40, up from 30th last season, while Snape Park was ranked 35th, down from 28th position last season.
Marrickville Oval was also used for RPC Metropolitan Cup fixtures throughout the season and the ground is currently in the process of undergoing the construction of a new grandstand, dressing rooms and amenities which will see the venue return to the standard of a few decades ago where it hosted 1st Grade fixtures.
These impressive all round results were achieved due to the great work and dedication of the Green Options staff at each ground: Damian Roser, Daniel Seminara, Kane Campbell and Dale McDonough-Kinkade at Coogee, Kensington and Snape; Matt Sommerville, Grant Anderson, Brendan Willey, Nick Cutler, Hayden Spackman and Guy Hammond at Petersham Oval; and Inner West Council - Marrickville at Marrickville Oval.
Coogee Oval—present day
Coogee Oval—circa 1930 (photo courtesy Andrew Leeming)
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President’s Luncheon 2016
It was the Sydney cricket function of the year! A glittering new venue, a star-studded guest list and a capacity crowd of people who love their day out produced the perfect combination for a great event. And it was.
The President’s Luncheon has been the club’s premium function and fund-raiser in recent years and while it has always been a terrific occasion, this year’s was exceptional. The lavishly appointed new Doltone House inside what was the old Tattersall’s Club in Elizabeth Street, Sydney with a view over Hyde Park, was a perfect venue. Outstanding food, a huge variety of cold drinks flowing at the ready and a welcoming party of glamourous young ladies assisting in the running of the day added to the attraction. MC Graeme Hughes with special guest Steve Waugh
President Mike Whitney offered a heartfelt welcome to everyone and particularly to the many special guests in attendance while noting the long distances many people had travelled to be with us. He also made a glowing reference to the many sponsors of the club thanking them for their involvement and generosity while emphasising their importance to our functioning and success as a community-based sporting organisation.
Master of Ceremonies for the day was again Graeme Hughes who was joined on stage by two South Sydney rugby league stars, John Sutton and Adam Reynolds who provided an interesting insight into “the Bunnies” chances next season. They were followed by Sydney’s top funny-man Vince Sorrenti, who “laid ’em in the aisles” with his views on current affairs and fixing the Australian cricket team’s problems!
Vince Sorrenti The star attraction of the day was former Australian Cricket captain Steve Waugh. In an interview-style presentation with Graeme Hughes, Steve had the large gathering enthralled in recanting his memories of one of cricket’s greatest careers. Many of his special moments were captured on film and replayed on the big screens around the room to the delight of all. It was a special presentation by one of Australia’s special cricketers. Adam Reynolds, Mike Whitney and John Sutton With a select number of outstanding auction items, the lunch continued well into the afternoon to the call of auctioneer Steve Smith as he found a new home for the many treasures on offer. Steve also did a great job catching all the action on camera throughout the day as did Peter Bannigan. We are fortunate to have two outstanding photographers assisting the club.
Attendance totalled 310 which was over 100 more than previous years. It was a brilliant function and the organisers Chris Sullivan, John Stewart and the Event Management team of Graeme and Narelle Hughes could be pleased with their efforts in pulling together such an impressive event. The assistance provided by Mike Whitney, Neale Anderson, Carmel Soames, Robin Gardner and James Tyson added to the success. The good thing of course, is that it will be on again next year. No doubt those who rolled up last Friday will be keen to do it again in 2017. And if you want a tip--book early! The crowd of 310 enjoying the show! Photos by Peter Bannigan
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As in the previous 16 seasons a squad of 15 players ventured north for our annual trial at Lynne Oval Stockton. While cricket is the most important item on the agenda, the weekend also allows for new and current players to mix both on and off the field. This has always been a valuable weekend in the scheme of pre-season preparation and our thanks go to all at Stockton Raymond Terrace Cricket Club, in particular their tireless working President Ron Hancock. Along with his many helpers Ron always ensures Lynne Oval is an absolute treat and the atmosphere at the nearby George Washington Hotel is warm and friendly.
The Season Launch was held in the magnificent Showroom of our sponsor and great friend Sydney City Toyota Glebe. A good roll up from players, officials, sponsors and community representatives along with a smooth performance from MC Karl Schubert and support from our Sponsorship Committee especially Neale Anderson, Carmel Soames, Roy Kowarski, Nigil Singh and John Stewart who ensured there was plenty of pizza and wine to go around during the night. Once again many thanks to SCT Glebe for allowing us to hold this event in their classy showroom.
Ladies Day was held at Coogee Oval during a T20 double header against Manly and Illawarra. While numbers were slightly down on previous seasons, a good day was had by all who attended. Special thanks to those who contributed to the day in particular to Danny Fitzgerald and his team at Petersham RSL who ensured the ladies were well hydrated all day with the generous donation of sparkling wine.
The strength of the partnership between RPC and Randwick Rugby Club is growing to the point that this year a T20 game between the two clubs took place at Coogee Oval. A Mike Whitney team took on a Simon Poidevin team and had it not have been for the hardworking efforts of Green Options in the wet conditions, particularly Dale McDonough, the game may not have got underway. The Mike Whitney team achieved victory in this inaugural match. Our thanks to all at Randwick Rugby Club for their support especially President Simon Poidevin and Director of Rugby Nick Ryan who was the “brains” behind the event. Photo: The captains Simon Poidevin and Mike Whitney
The Annual Christmas "get together" was held at the home of one of our sponsors Randwick Bowling Club. Good food and drinks ensured a pleasant evening was had by all who attended. A big thank you to the Executive of RBC for allowing Randwick Petersham Cricket to host this event at a busy time of year.
The season’s "post mortem" (except for 5ths and Metro Gold) was held at Coogee Oval at the conclusion of Round 15 where players and officials mixed and reflected on the season. A good evening was had by all and the mighty 5th Grade led by Nigil Singh would go on to claim the Dave Sherwood Cup. Hopefully we can add some extra silverware to the cabinet next season!!!!
A Taste of Coogee at Coogee Oval The Taste of Coogee Food and Wine Festival was held at Coogee Oval over the weekend of 3-4 September 2016. The event attracted many thousands of people with more than 100 stalls showcasing some of Sydney’s best restaurants and quality food providers. A number of master chefs from well-known food establishments and hotels also attended. Tastings of award winning wines and ciders from all around the country added to the occasion. President Mike Whitney jumped on stage and belted out a couple of popular numbers with the band while the children were entertained with a host of activities in what was a memorable week-end. Proceeds of the day were donated to Coogee Lions who do such a great job in helping families in need.
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96 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 Randwick Petersham Masters Golf Classic 28-30 April 2017 Day 1 – Moss Vale, Day 2 – Mount Broughton, Day 3 - Highlands by Peter Rolls
An old (but youthful) Champion is re- jacketed! Greg Hartshorne. A happy Skewey’s Captains relieved to hold onto the Yard Glass for consecutive years!
2017 Champion Greg (Prince) Harsthorne
Captains men shown on top of Presidents men for 2017. Below photo: Skewey is congratulated by Fous on a close win by the Captains and second on the trot.
Presidents need to regroup for 2018! The Southern Highlands second tour and again bathed 36 tourists in beautiful sunshine. The largest contingent yet! Day 1 Staffo (jnr) leader (for the first time ever) 1 with 40pts, 3pts ahead of Prince, David Rolls and Matt Whitby. Newcomer Dave Mitchell jumps a creek looking for his ball near 1st tee, sprains ankle and reduces Presidents men to 17. Captains lead Presidents 17.5 to 9.5 on Day 1 and well in command at Mittagong RSL first supper toasts and boasts. Day 2 Prince takes over leader jersey with 34pts (and total of 81). Newcomer Alan Wright best player on Day 2 with 38pts on a countback from Cheeqs. Staffo (snr) 20pts on countback from Oli wins Cardy to keep him warm for the night. Mitchell straps ankle to miraculously score 37pts. Fous in last group drains a 20ft birdy putt on 18th in front of the Clubhouse with a 4 pointer to score 24pts and avoid the Cardy. President’s rally but Captains still lead 29 to 25 and Skewey taking Imodium! Fous taking more schooners!! Day 3 Mully best player on the day with 39pts. Prince sinks a nervous 2 foot putt on 18th to hold off David Rolls by 1pt for a total of 103, Nathan Price (newcomer) and Wrighty tie for third place with 100pts. Prince the Champ for the second time – 2006 his first win. Chris Singh and Richard Chee Quee are combined best pair on tour. Sempy overall wins the Cardy from Staffo (snr) by 2pts. Captains 43 to 38 to win names on the Yard Glass in a contest tighter than Fouses jocks! JC again made tasty sandwiches to get us through the day’s tension and Roscoe made us laugh as the MC. Mully a massive job done with finesse to get these larger than life characters on a memorable tour. LONG LIVE DE TOUR!!!
97 Obituary It is with regret we record the passing of the following people associated with the club since the publication of the 2015-16 Annual Report.
Jim Burgess—died 2 July 2016 aged 87 years Jim Burgess was an excellent fast bowler who played with Randwick between 1950 and 1957. In that time he took 239 wickets for the club at the remarkable average of 15.02. Of those, 44 were in 1st Grade, 144 in 2nd’s and 51 in 3rd Grade. In his first season he played 3rd Grade taking 51 wickets at just 8.68 runs apiece. He made his 1st Grade debut in 1953-54 taking 6-45 off 12 overs against Mosman. His wickets that day included the Australian Test captain Ian Craig and NSW legend Ken Gulliver. Jim was also a keen and enthusiastic member of the RPC “Legends”.
David Staunton—died 22 August 2016 aged 44 years David was the elder son of life member and former Petersham-Marrickville 1st Grade player and President, Alan Staunton. Alan’s younger sons Paul, Chris and Andrew all played for Petersham-Marrickville while Paul was a member of the first Randwick Petersham 1st Grade team. David was just 44 years of age.
Laura Hinds—died 26 September 2016 aged 25 years Laura was the daughter of Randwick Petersham life member and legend Denis Hinds. She had spent over four years battling cancer and other associated complications. Denis has been involved with Randwick and Randwick Petersham Cricket since 1985 and was made a life member in 2006 for his contribution to the club as a player and mentor to many promising young cricketers.
Laurie Heil—died 8 December 2016 aged 77 years Laurie Heil was the man behind the idea that the Randwick and Petersham- Marrickville clubs should merge. In the year 2000 Laurie was in his third term as CEO of the old Randwick club and was heavily involved in the battle to save the club which looked like being axed under the NSW Cricket Association proposal to reduce the number of clubs. He came up with the plan to head off extinction by merging with Petersham-Marrickville which was also under threat. A bold suggestion, but with 16 years hindsight, one which proved to be a stroke of genius.
Originally a policeman from Western Australia, Laurie had a great interest in cricket and was involved with the start-up of the Sydney Coastal Cricket Club in 1991 where he went on to coach both David Warner and Usman Khawaja as juniors. He then took over as Hon Secretary of the South Eastern Junior Cricket Association before heeding the call from Randwick in 1998 to join the club as its CEO.
During his three years in that role he was instrumental in the success of the Randwick Centenary celebrations as well as suggesting the creation of a formal supporters group. That was the start of what is now known as the Randwick Petersham “Legends”. Laurie was its first Hon Secretary, a role he also performed on the Centenary Celebrations Sub-Committee.
When the merger eventuated, it was no surprise that Laurie Heil was installed as Randwick Petersham’s first CEO in 2001-02. However, a workload which required his presence interstate for lengthy periods restricted his ability to perform the role to the high standard he had established and he was forced to stand down and sever his administration links after that first season.
Laurie remained a keen supporter of the club and a member of the Legends for a number of years before he moved away from Sydney to Lake Heights on the South Coast near Shellharbour where he remained until his passing. He continued his association with cricket in the Illawarra area and this season, as he had been for the past three summers, was both the senior and junior coach of the Northern Districts Cricket Club at Woonona. An enthusiastic worker for cricket, Randwick Petersham owes him a great debt of gratitude for his foresight and imagination. The success of Randwick Petersham Cricket is testimony to his innovation and dedication.
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— rian Proops was associated with Petersham Marrickville CC and Randwick Petersham for over 0 years. He oined Petersham Marrickville CC in 1 55 5 as a bulky off spinner of no mean ability. hile he played 21 matches in 1st Grade taking 24 wickets, he was most successful in 2nd Grade where he took 214 over nine seasons between 1 5 and 1 5. He also took two hat tricks.
He retired from the game in 1 5 due to work commitments but two years later returned to Petersham Oval as a scorer where he e celled, going on to be official scorer for Cricket S over a 12 years period. rian continued as 1st Grade scorer with Randwick Petersham in 2003 04 but was forced to retire in 2007 due to his wife’s illness. His wife Carole passed away last March.
rian was Life Member no. 30 having received that award in 1 . n 2000 he was a recipient of the Australian Sports Medal and in 200 he was awarded Randwick Petersham’s prestigious Ernie oshack Memorial Award for his lifetime of commitment and dedication to the club and the game of cricket.
— Greg Homann played with Randwick for 1 seasons between 1 55 5 and 1 1 2. He finished his illustrious career with the impressive record of 5,044 runs, 222 wickets and 100 catches in all four grades and Poidevin Gray Shield. Of those figures, 3,3 1 runs with 10 fifties and two centuries were achieved in 1st Grade along with 110 wickets and 53 catches.
Greg was an entertaining batsman who loved nothing more than to be hitting the ball over the fence. His approach caused his then skipper ill eath in 1 5 59 to nickname him “The Russian” because he was “forever rushin’ at the ball”.
A genuine utility player, in 1 4 5 Greg played 1st, 2nd and 3rd Grade and apart from batting and bowling in each he showed his versatility by keeping wickets in 3s where he made a stumping.
— ryan Ha ell was a former player with the Petersham, Marrickville and Petersham Marrickville clubs. ryan started with Petersham in 1 42 but switched to Marrickville in 1 45. hen the two clubs merged in 1 51 he became a regular 1st grader with the new Petersham Marrickville club. hen he completed his career with the club and its predecessors he had accumulated , 24 runs including 3, 23 in 1st Grade.
n 1 5 he oined Sutherland at the instigation of the Association to assist in the development of the new club which had ust been admitted to 1st Grade. ithin a year he was President and remained as such for the following 10 years. He was made a life member of the S CA in 1 and in 1 received the Order of Australia for his contribution to cricket. hen he brought his cricket career to a halt after 34 seasons he did so as the scorer of 11, 13 runs in Sydney Grade Cricket. He was 4 when he played his last game. At the time of his passing he was a member of the Randwick Petersham Legends Society.
— Laurie Millican was the father of life member Andrew Millican and was a regular spectator and supporter at Randwick and Randwick Petersham matches. He had a good knowledge of the game and was often sighted in his favourite spot behind the northern sightscreen at Coogee Oval.
— ave Hepper was a larger than life ovial man who loved his cricket. Generally a park player he had two seasons with Randwick from 1979 to 1981 playing in the club’s 5th Grade team. He also toured the UK with the Randwick Wanderer’s in 1 .
— Peter played a couple of games with Randwick in the 1 0s and had a strong player liaison with the club through his Randwick C M club. He was an outstanding administrator serving on the SCA Committee and established the South Sydney Shires Club. He was also the creator of the Metropolitan Cup competition. He received the Order of Australia for his service to cricket in 2004.
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The Legends 2016-17 The Randwick Petersham Cricket Legends Society
For the fourth successive year our membership exceeded the century mark with a total of 104 financial and honorary members during the course of the year. We were saddened however, by the passing of senior member Bryan Hazell who had been living in Burleigh Heads. Bryan started his career with Petersham in 1942. We also farewelled former Legends Jim Burgess a Randwick pace bowler in the 1950s along with Laurie Heil, Randwick Petersham’s first CEO and the man who suggested the merger in 2001 and was behind the creation of “The Legends”. We were also saddened by the passing of Laura Hinds, the 25 year old daughter of Legend Denis Hinds emphasising the devastation of cancer. The Obituary section of this report contains further details.
On the brighter side we welcomed new members in Gary Mathew, a dashing opening bat in Randwick’s golden 1980s winning two 1st Grade premierships, former Petersham-Marrickville 1st grader Shane Penson and Randwick Petersham’s eight term CEO David Holland. We also granted honorary membership to Randwick ex-1st grader Eddie Jones who returned to Coogee Oval last year as coach of the England Rugby Union team which defeated the Wallabies. These days Eddie is one of the world’s top rugby coaches.
Unfortunately our main function and fundraiser, the “Phil Tresidder Memorial Cup” Golf Day was not held this year due to falling support in recent years. It was thought a Sunday may have been a better day to hold the event but after a great deal of enquiry, a suitable course at a suitable time could not be identified. The result is that a booking has been made to stage the event next season on Friday 20 October 2017. We hope interest will be renewed and we get a good roll-up as it has been an excellent event in the past.
In terms of the Society's finances, this year we finished $29.18 in front despite the absence of any fund-raiser. Income was made up of member subscriptions of $1,850 and bank interest of $334.18- a total of $2,184.18. Expenditure of $2,155 included $1,950 being the cost of framed team photos presented to last season’s successful 1st Grade T20 Premiership team, $80 for a Legends flag and some minor Museum costs while we also made a donation of $150 to a Sarcoma Study Group in honour of the late Laura Hinds. We have a 2017-18 commitment for 15 framed photos of this season’s successful 5th Grade Premiership team. Legends at the President's Lunch 2016 At 30 April 2017 the net bank balance of Randwick Petersham Cricket Legends Society was a healthy $2,736.83 which, together with a term deposit of $13,500, shirt stock of $386.10 and a $200 deposit for next season’s golf day gives us assets of $16,822.93. The committee again comprised Lyall Gardner (Chairman), John Pearson, Shane Redenbach, Bill Anderson, Ray Stafford and Ross Davies.
The following 104 members were financial this season: John Alvarez, Bill Anderson, Peter Bain, Brian Baker, Margaret Bayley, John Benaud, Gary Bensley, Col Blackman, Col Booth, John Brewster, Chris Burke, Geoff Cartwright, Garry Castleman, Dave Chardon, Richard CheeQuee, Geoff Chegwyn, Ray Chegwyn, John Connell, Lawrie Daly, Ross Davies, Ian Davis, Paul Davison, Rodney Davison, Tim Dein, Madge, Ken, Peter & Steve Devlin, Bob Duff, Harry Ellison, Ross Emerson, Peter English (Hon), Glenn Farquharson, Lyall Gardner, Robin Gardner, Allan Gear, Todd Greenberg, Sir Wesley Hall (Hon.), Peter Harrison, John Hayward, Bryan Hazell (RIP), Wayne Heathcote, Fabian Heaton, Joseph Hill, Sue Hill, Denis Hinds, David Holland, Garry Hughes, Mark Hughes, Brett Hunter, Trevor Jay, Paul Jackson, Peter Johnston, Eddie Jones (Hon.), David Kelly, Donn Ledwidge, Paul Ledwidge, Glenn Lynch, Royce McCormack, Ian McNeilly, Graeme Marston, Tony Martin, Gary Mathew, Wayne Mulherin, Terry Murphy, John Nesbitt, Paul O’Loughlin, Barry Otto, Gordon Owen, Daryl Parmenter, Corey Pearson, John Pearson, Shane Penson, Mark Preddey, Bruce Ramsay, Shane Redenbach, Tom Regan, Grant Rimmer, Peter Rolls, Errol Sams, Brian Semple, David Sincock, Steve Smith, John Soames, Ray Stafford, Chris Sullivan, John Sullivan, Steve Sullivan, Mark Sundin, Peter Taylor, Kevin Thomas, Wayne Tilley, Brad Timbrell, Michael Tresidder, Alan Turner, Alan Vaughan, John Warwick, Dean White, Ken White, Mike Whitney, Barry Wood, Alan Wright, Peter Wright, James Wynn, Chris York. Financial (52) for 2017-18: John Alvarez, Peter Bain, Margaret Bayley, John Benaud, Col Booth, Chris Burke, Dave Chardon, John Connell, Lawrie Daly, Ross Davies, Harry Ellison, Peter English (Hon), Lyall Gardner, Allan Gear, Todd Greenberg, Sir Wesley Hall (Hon.), John Hayward, Wayne Heathcote, Fabian Heaton, Joseph Hill, Sue Hill, David Holland, Mark Hughes, Paul Jackson, Peter Johnston, Eddie Jones (Hon.), David Kelly, Donn Ledwidge, Graeme Marston, Wayne Mulherin, Barry Otto, Gordon Owen, Daryl Parmenter, Corey Pearson, John Pearson, Shane Penson, Mark Preddey, Shane Redenbach, Tom Regan, Grant Rimmer, Peter Rolls, Errol Sams, Brian Semple, Steve Smith, John Soames, Ray Stafford, Steve Sullivan, Mark Sundin, Alan Turner, Dean White, Ken White, Alan Wright.
The annual fee for the 2017-18 season is $25 (or $50 for the next two seasons) and is due and payable from 1 September 2017. To renew or join, please contact Lyall Gardner at 1 Jefferson Crescent, Bonnet Bay, 2226 or by phone on 9528 4126 or email [email protected]. We are very keen to hear from as many “oldies” as possible as the Society is a fun way of keeping involved and remaining in touch with each other.
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The Phil Tresidder Memorial Scholarship
Phil Tresidder was a wonderful supporter of cricket and the Randwick and Randwick Petersham clubs. During his lifetime he was probably the best known sports writer in the country through his association with the Daily Telegraph. As President of Randwick he was committed to the merger with Petersham-Marrickville in 2001 and it was a fitting tribute to his dedication to that cause that he was installed Joint Patron with Noel Hughes following the birth of Randwick Petersham. Sadly, he passed away in late 2003 aged 75.
Phil had a good eye for cricketing talent and on many occasions personally funded many young cricketers on overseas trips to assist them in the development of their game. He was of the view that the experience gained from playing in different and varying conditions was invaluable in the enhancement of young skills in challenging situations and environments. It was in this knowledge that Phil’s family included in his funeral notice in the Sydney press a request that in lieu of flowers a contribution be made towards a fund to be established to assist young club cricketers with their costs in playing overseas.
With such contributions and certain generous donations from the Tresidder family coupled with the proceeds of the Phil Tresidder Memorial Golf Day over the past 13 years, the Phil Tresidder Memorial Scholarship began operation four seasons ago. It now has a capital fund of $42,367. The income from this fund is used to fund a scholarship. Nick Charlwood, Shaun Eaton, Brandon McLean, Anthony Sams, Jack Preddey and Jake Scicluna have been recipients of a scholarship. This year a scholarship was initially awarded to James Psarakis but subsequently withdrawn when he advised he was to leave the club to join Western Suburbs next season. As could be expected, it is a condition of the scholarship that recipients play the season following with Randwick Petersham.
Randwick Petersham Cricket Foundation The Randwick Petersham Cricket Foundation was established on 15 April 2003 following the receipt of a generous legacy of $200,000 left to the club by the late Wally South, a former player and patron of the old Randwick Cricket Club. To ensure this legacy would secure Randwick Petersham’s financial future and ongoing viability, the then Management Committee decided to transfer it to a separate fund controlled by an independent trustee set up to manage the donation along with any other monies which may be contributed to the fund from time to time.
Pursuant to that objective, the Foundation was created under the management of a trustee company controlled by a number of directors. The current directors are Peter Wright (Chairman), club President Mike Whitney and long established “legends” of the club Alan Turner, John Pearson, Lyall Gardner and Wayne Mulherin. Lyall Gardner also acts as the trustee secretary. A youthful Wally South in the 1930s Responsibility for investing the funds of the Foundation rests with the trustee company directors who also have absolute discretion in determining the extent of any payment. The purpose of the trust is expressed in the Trust Deed as being to hold the capital and income in perpetuity for the promotion and encouragement of the game of cricket at the Randwick Petersham Cricket Club. Since the establishment of the Foundation the capital and undistributed income has grown to more than $265,000. All funds are held on interest bearing bank deposit or in bank accounts. The club’s sponsor Bendigo Bank is a principal banker of the Foundation.
Over the 14 years life of the Foundation, the trustees have exercised their discretion in the distribution of income on a number of occasions and have paid a total of $132,445.45 to Randwick Petersham Cricket.
The Randwick Petersham Cricket Foundation is dedicated to the continuation of the club as a major force in Sydney Grade Cricket. While we are extremely grateful to Wally South for his foresight, we are mindful of the need to ensure the capital of the Foundation grows as the years roll by. We therefore welcome any donations from friends of Randwick Petersham Cricket.
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Coaching Report by Greg Small, Head Coach
The 2016-17 season once again centered on the development of succession plans to build longer term depth across all grades and for there to be less reliance on individuals. This being the case and moving forward our performances across all levels should and will improve.
Obviously, there were stand out performances during the season. 5th Grade winning their respective competition, Metro Gold reaching the Semi Finals and 1st Grade playing finals cricket in the One Day competition. Setting our sights on the coming season, there are expectations that every grade will be playing finals cricket.
To those players who bought into the coaching structure and worked hard across all levels, a very big thank you. The contribution and efforts of the coaching staff should also be highlighted.
As a club, we are in a fantastic position with our junior development and a reflection of this is the achievement of our 5th Grade team. With respect to our Poidevin Gray side, we thank the guys who represented the club. PG’s presents an opportunity to those players coming through the grades. It is a great chance for our younger players to showcase their skills, probably a year or two earlier than they would anticipate, by playing against current 1st Grade or NSW 2nd XI players.
I would like to take the opportunity to thank the club captains and coaching staff which this season included Assistant Coach Simon Gould along with specialist coaches, David Skuthorpe, Alex Kemp, Nick Warren, Anthony Sams, fitness mentor Daniel Sams and Net Captain Stan Beal. To our captains Alex Kemp, Tom Holland, Rod Stafford, David Bourke, Nigil Singh, John Stewart and Alexis Coovre, thanks for your efforts throughout the season and for leading your teams well both on and off the field.
Special mention must also go to all members of the club’s Executive Committee, including President Mike Whitney, CEO David Holland and Chairman of Selectors Alan Wright. Thank you for your efforts and support throughout the season. It is very much appreciated.
To our club’s 5th Grade side, “well done” on winning the Grand Final. Playing with a team that consisted of so many younger players, it augers well for the coming season and beyond. The side was well led by NigIl Singh and supported by every member of the team who had the chance to play under NigIl throughout the season. To John Stewart and Jeremy Jastrzab your efforts with our Metropolitan Cup squads this season was amazing. Thank you for your support. Jeremy and John make a formidable team.
Several individuals stood up this year and were rewarded with representative honors at various levels. Others improved their performance levels from previous seasons, which is all you can ask. On our day, every grade is capable of beating the opposition as we proved this season. We need to be more consistent with our performances. Achieving results in cricket is a direct result of the commitment, work ethic and attitude players bring to the season. All players must come together in our next pre-season and do the hard work that will be required to maintain the club’s push to be the very best in Sydney Premier Cricket.
As we said last season a key effort to achieving our club’s goals will again be to build a core base across the grades with younger cricketers and then add depth and knowledge to our teams moving into the 2017-18 season. We must maintain our strong culture by driving discipline and dedication to every aspect of our game including training. And not be afraid to make mistakes and to learn from everything we do as individuals, team and club.
To the clubs’ many volunteers, scorers, parents and supporters I would like to say thank you for all your help across the grades and special thanks to David Bourke for his work on the communication strategy for the club.
To Bill Anderson and Peter Devlin, your friendship and support throughout the season is always very much appreciated. As a club we are lucky to have your experience and knowledge across not only cricket, but sport in general. The opportunity to work with you both is very special and I look forward to doing it all again next season. A big thank you.
We must continue to achieve as individuals and most importantly as a club, to learn lessons from the past and look to the future with anticipation and expectation.
Finally, to the players and those outside this group who have supported Assistant Coach Simon Gould and me – Thank You.
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Randwick Petersham players and coaches were engaged this season in the area of Junior Development. The goal once more was to tap into our vast junior areas covering the Inner West and South East by providing some of our coaches and players to improve skills and teamwork and help build links with junior clubs and schools.
A number of players and coaches in our Club, once again were fantastic in giving up their time to help in providing assistance throughout another season. David Skuthorpe was once again superb with his involvement with the Marrickville Cricket Club as well as the Canterbury Wests under 13s Rep team that made the semi-finals. Simon Gould was heavily involved in helping the Ashfield Cricket Club and brought a number of the talented players in their Club to our A W Green Shield trials. Our Head Coach Greg Small, has recently taken over as co-ordinator of the Canterbury-Wests Junior Rep Program and will be doing a number of sessions with their Academy throughout the pre-season.
Glen Standing, a tireless contributor to South Eastern Junior Cricket Association over the years, helped coordinate their Junior Rep program with Rehaan Nawaz and Jaya Murdita both coaching different South Eastern Rep sides throughout the season.
At the SCG Indoor Centre, Eddie Otto, Rehaan Nawaz and Max Moran were involved in plenty of one-on-one coaching with boys from a number of schools, including players from Cranbrook, Scots College, Waverley College, Coogee Public, Randwick Boys and a number of other schools in the area.
The very successful Steve Waugh Academy was launched last season and included more camps at Snape Park. The Club’s Head Coach Greg Small played a huge role in these camps and the outstanding number of players that attended the January camp was a testament to his hard work. Simon Gould and Alex Kemp were also heavily involved in the successful running of these camps, which used our Club’s facilities and helped promote cricket in our area.
Marrickville Cricket Club by Antony Sachs, President It was the best of seasons, it was the wettest of season….plenty of good cricket, but too much rain for my liking. Over 500 cricketers played with MCC this season – enjoying our great game across fields (and puddles) of the Inner West. We’re a strong club with good links to our local community. We have a great relationship with our local senior grade clubs Randwick Petersham CC and University Women’s CC. And MCC is fortunate to have two generous, solid sponsors in Sydney Airport and Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL. We are grateful for their ongoing support.
We had 25 teams in CWSCA and Sydney Thunder Girls comps, which is more than double the number of teams we had six years ago. We now have a record seven u9 teams, with 80% of players coming from Milo or T20. Added to that, we had 120 Milo cricketers at Tempe and at our new centre in Erskineville and 90 T20 blasters.
That’s 25 teams and three large junior programs being run by volunteers – training, co-ordinating and managing. You guys are the arteries of our wonderful community club.
Congratulations to our one Premiership winning team – James Owens’ mighty u12 Simpson, who won second division in style. For many other teams, it was a tale of what could have been … u14’s lost the Final and five teams lost in washed out semis. Congrats to all MCC players in CWSCA Rep teams and special commendation to the five MCC players chosen in Cricket NSW Academy squads: Emmanuel Grogan, Darcy Mooney and Reuben Sachs in the U14 squad, Harry Brooks in the U15 squad, and Nivi Radhakrishnan promoted up the order to the u16 squad.
I salute MCC players Emmanuel Grogan and Nivi Radhakrishnan – NSWDCA players of the Gee Shield and Moore Shield competitions. What a huge honour for the players, their families and our Club.
MCC and Marrickville Council helped 16 parents get Level 1 Coaching Certificates – an investment in player, team and coach confidence.
Girls cricket is moving forward at MCC – with programs now in place for girls from ages 5 in Milo cricket, through club teams all the way to u15 Rep teams and connections to Grade through the University Women’s CC.
We hope to see all players, parents and friends back for the 2017-18 season.
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SEJCA would like to thank all of the following clubs along with all their officials, volunteers, parents and most of all their players, without whom, our competition would never eventuate. Balmain South Sydney Junior Cricket Club Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club Juniors Maccabi Junior Cricket Club Randwick Junior Cricket Club South Sydney Mt Carmel Junior Cricket Club Sydney Coastal Junior Cricket Club Concord Briars We welcomed three new clubs from the Inner West who participated in our Under 13 to 16/17 competitions. Ryde Hunters Hill Leichhardt Wanderers Gladesville RSL Junior Cricket
There were many highlights during the season: Introduction of modified format in consultation with Cricket NSW to build participation for U9s to U11s club teams, Integration of Inner West district clubs from the U13s to U16/17s to increase access to turf pitches and to increase games where possible for the club competition, Ten clubs were represented in competitions for U8 – U16s, with around 1,000 players registered across all clubs, Games were played on over 25 grounds across five Council areas in the South East and Inner West districts, Games stretched from the south at Coral Sea in Maroubra and west to Five Dock, The turf ground program provides valuable experiences mainly for two older age groups (U14 & 16) who played majority of matches on turf. Continue successful implementation of T20 Blast Comp for our U8s with over 200 players enjoying the annual program, Continued inclusion of T20 format to enhance the full draw with the three match formats as preferred by CNSW/Cricket Australia
At the representative level we had over 125 players represented SEJCA in ages U10-U16 in the DCA & IDCA competitions, Development and implementation of the SEJCA Academy for U10 – U13s to provide extra training and exposure to selectors Presidents Cup teams were selected in the U11--U12 age groups due to the number of registered players in these groups 3 of the 7 age group teams made the Representative Qualifying Finals: U12 Arch Cawsey, U14 Harold Moore & U15 EG Weblin Shield U12 Arch Cawsey going onto the Grand Final suffering a loss to North Shore. This age group continues to do well under the management of Michael Furlong assisted by Darby Quoyle SEJCA finished 7th out of 20 associations in DCA Shell Shield with North Shore taking the title for their strong performances across all age groups SEJCA Committee would like to thank the SEJCA Representative coaches and managers for their involvement this season.
SEJCA congratulate the following players for selection in state or national pathway teams. NSW Academy Male Metro U13: Jonah Trope, Hamish Morrison, Albert Giles, Daniel McSweeny & Hugo Walsh U14: Asher Learmonth U15: Ben Revai, Shehan Sinnetamby, Yianni Theodorakopolous & Tom Winters U16: Tom Greig, Campbell Pert, Sebastian Buchanan NSW U17s: Mac Jenkins and Nivek Tanner Australian U16s: Mac Jenkins and Hugh Sheriff
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by Eddie Otto Academy Head Coach
The U21 Randwick Petersham Academy was an 8-week program starting in early July and running through until the end of August 2016. The great thing about this season's Academy was that it was open to all of the Club’s players who were under 21 years of age resulting in over 50 players from 1st Grade to Metropolitan Cup and Green Shield attending at various times. The main goal was for players to work with our specialist coaches to improve things they wanted to address in their own game in terms of skill development.
This year's Academy took place on eight consecutive Monday nights at the SCG Indoor Centre. We wanted to be as inclusive as possible to help build stronger morale and unity around the Club from top to bottom. We also had a strong focus on developing our young players further, which would hopefully build on some of the good results we had in Green Shield, PG’s and Grade comps last season. A conscious decision was made to involve mostly our own coaches, rather than predominantly coaches from other clubs as in previous seasons. This would allow for greater communication and ongoing coaching throughout the season in terms of skill development and engagement with our players.
The Academy serves a number of purposes and is a great way to integrate some of the Club’s new players into our system. It was also a good opportunity, in particular for the boys who go to private schools to train more consistently with the Club and build better links with our regular players and coaches, given they are unavailable for large chunks of the season with their school cricket. It also gave the lower graders and younger players in our groups the chance to learn from and experience training with some of the more established players and push their own cause in front of selectors during the pre-season.
Coming on board once again as specialist coaches were 1st Grade Captain and opening batsman Alex Kemp (batting). Alex had already built a strong rapport with some of our lower grade batsman through one-on-one sessions the previous 18 months. With his State Cricket experience and being a key member of our 1st Grade team, it was great to have Alex for six sessions working on batting technique, mindset and different drills.
We were also able to use Club Bowling Coach, Nick Warren, as our fast bowling coach. Nick had been a fantastic swing bowler for the 1st Grade team for many years and showed this once again in a few cameo performances this season. His experience and knowledge on how to utilise the new ball especially was a real eye opener for our young brigade of quicks. Nick attended five sessions and continued to work throughout the year with our fast bowlers.
The only coach we called upon from outside our system was Anthony Clark, the long term 1st Grade Captain at Fairfield-Liverpool and current coach at Cricket NSW in all their pathways programs. Anthony is highly respected by everyone and has now worked with our young spinners for the past three pre-seasons. Anthony was able to work on a variety of skills including bowling actions, game plans, field setting, use of the crease and flight and grip variations, all of which are crucial for any young spinner. He also went out of his way to talk to some of our batsmen about different approaches to facing spin bowling, which made for some real competitive net sessions.
Also coming on board this season was the experienced Glen Standing who had assumed a coaching role within our Club after playing a significant role in bringing on a young 5th Grade side the previous season. Glen has been a fantastic coach in the local area, running the SEJCA Junior Rep teams and coaching a number of their representative sides over the years. Glen worked with a number of our younger players on both batting and bowling and has recently been appointed as Head Coach of our A W Green Shield squad heading into next season.
Once again the Academy was free of charge for all players. A big thank you to Bill Anderson, our Committee, and Club Sponsor Aden Nawaz for investing some of the Club’s resources into our Academy. Hopefully the results are starting to pay dividends with 5th Grade, containing a number of our younger players, winning the Premiership last season. However, we all need to accept that 11th in the Club Championship is not where we want to be. The Academy won't be run in its current format again next season as we felt the July start was too early and left some players burnt out leading into the final couple of months of the season. Instead, the Club will be looking to run a pathways program from August and throughout the season for some of our best young players.
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A Brush with Fame: Helping the “The Don” get started
One of Randwick Petersham’s claims to fame in terms of the life and times of Sir Donald Bradman was that his 1st Grade debut and his first 1st Grade century occurred at Petersham Oval. The date was 27 November 1926 and “The Don” rattled up 110 before being run out in a St George total of 6 89 declared. e and larrie Targett 150 not out put on 197 for the fifth wicket.
The Petersham attack was uite a good one that day with NS opening bowler Sam verett supported by Sydney ing who went on to play rugby union for Australia alongside yril Towers, the father of Randwick 1st Grade fast bowler Tim Towers. Also part of the attack was Petersham’s greatest cricketer Tommy Andrews who played 16 Test matches and 151 first class games. Tommy got “carted” taking 0 95 off ust 8 overs in the innings with his right arm leg breaks. But despite the significance of The Don’s first 1st Grade century, a leading sporting newspaper next day carried the headline “Petersham Fails”.
And while this historic Bradman batting feat is recorded on a commemorative pla ue at Petersham Oval, this was not the only occasion Randwick Petersham through its founding clubs, hosted Australia’s greatest batsman.
Almost five years earlier the 1 years old Donald was a member of a Bowral team which ventured to Marrickville Oval for a “friendly” match against a Marrickville XI which was playing its first season in the 1st Grade competition. The date was 26 January 1922—Australia Day. Don was listed no. 12 in the Bowral XII but did not bat in the first innings. There is every possibility that he was the team scorer.
owever, after Marrickville had bowled out Bowral for ust 15, the home team knocked up 15 . This allowed Bowral to bat again providing young Donald the opportunity to go in at the fall of the sixth wicket. At the end of play the score sheet showed the visitors 7 wickets for 148 with “DG Bradman not out 22.” It may therefore be argued that not only was Randwick Petersham, through the Petersham club linked to Don Bradman’s 1st Grade debut and his first 1st Grade century but through the Marrickville club it also played host to his first game of cricket in Sydney
And to complete the full picture of our founding clubs’ association with the Don Bradman phenomenon, the St George highest score record was set by the champion batsman twice against Randwick. In 1929 0 the 20 year old hit 187 at Sydney ricket Ground no. 1 and two seasons later passed that mark on 10 October 19 1 when he hit 246 in 20 minutes with 25 fours and one six at oogee Oval. That score remains the St George record to the present day.
‘Til cricket do us part…………… The following appeared in an nglish newspaper a few years ago.
Housewife Mildred Rowley carried off the ashes of her broken marriage yesterday after telling a judge how she lost her husband to the other love of his life—cricket. She was granted a decree nisi against husband Mike after she cited his local cricket club as the other woman that broke up their 17 year marriage. Mildred’s patience was put to the test when 46 year old Mike spent all his spare time down at the local cricket ground. “He is totally obsessed with that cricket club” Mildred claimed. “He can tell you who scored what in any match in cricket history, it seems, and can even tell you what the weather was like at the time. But he could not remember my birthday” Mildred said. The marriage was really hit for six when Mike started sleeping in the cricket pavilion instead of at home with Mildred. “Cricket is the only life for me and I don’t blame Mildred for what she has done” Mike confessed. He is now living full-time next to the bats, balls and stumps in the pavilion at Stourbridge Cricket Club, West Midlands where he has kept the score for the past 21 years. He sent his apologies for not attending the uncontested divorce hearing. He was in Devon—on a cricket tour.
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INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH APRIL 2017
2017 2016 Income Advertising $3,324.80 $1,236.80 Coaching Clinics $1,320.00 $2,009.09 Donations $19,609.60 $3,323.00 Functions $69,654.56 $22,542.74 Grants $71,931.00 $64,282.00 Ground Hire $49,144.96 $40,121.00 Ground Maintenance $122,385.83 $116,991.30 Interest $389.37 $1,053.95 Randwick Petersham Cricket Club Foundation $0.00 $0.00 Sales of Cricket Clothing $3,485.90 $6,684.88 Sponsorship $75,250.00 $96,434.11 Subscriptions $19,831.78 $22,931.86 Prize Money $0.00 $12,000.00 Total Income $436,327.80 $389,610.73
Expenditure Accommodation $13,080.83 $3,196.55 AGM Expenses $0.00 $0.00 Annual Report $4,666.36 $4,308.18 Bad Debts $5,455.45 $0.00 Bank Charges $669.44 $433.14 Cleaning $400.00 $0.00 Coaching / Development $43,763.64 $48,875.00 Coogee Oval - Museum $690.91 $0.00 Cricket Clothing $26,034.44 $27,982.00 Fence Signage $6,646.80 $4,813.45 Functions $44,361.44 $19,282.09 Grade Expenses $7,661.10 $4,130.09 Ground Hire and Maintenance $200,923.83 $192,970.61 Indoor / Preseason Training $9,963.64 $8,881.82 Junior Development $3,250.00 $0.00 Ladies Day $0.00 $1,363.64 Marketing Expenses $5,651.09 $1,954.55 Miscellaneous $2,873.16 $3,291.28 Postage, Printing & Stationery $486.86 $496.00 Player Payments $37,681.36 $9,370.25 Presentation / Awards / Trophies $1,120.45 $2,420.81 Scorebooks $227.27 $0.00 Telephone & Internet $0.00 $166.54 Umpire Fees $1,620.00 $1,240.91 Equipment Expenses - Balls $13,790.69 $13,464.55 - Covers $11,811.70 $11,110.00 - Other $12,786.71 $1,890.72 Total Expenditure $455,617.17 $361,642.18
Operating Surplus / (Deficit) ($19,289.37) $27,968.55
108 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30TH APRIL 2017
Assets 2017 2016 Cash at Bank - Bendigo $80,137.47 $19,990.00 Cash at Bank - CBA Account $987.98 $16,366.34 Cash at Bank - CBA Savings $845.96 $50,456.59 Other Debtors $29,236.88 $11,666.93 Clothing on Hand $0.00 $0.00 Total Assets $111,208.29 $98,479.86
Other Creditors $32,517.80 $500.00 Total Liabilities $32,517.80 $500.00
Net Assets $78,690.49 $97,979.86 Represented By: Equity Accumulated Surplus $97,979.86 $70,011.31 Current Year Surplus ($19,289.37) $27,968.55 Total Equity $78,690.49 $97,979.86
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH APRIL 2017
2017 2016 Cash Flows from Operations
Interest Received $389.37 $1,053.95 Receipts Received $418,368.48 $382,615.68
Payments to Suppliers & Employees ($423,599.37) ($361,266.57) Net cash provided by (used in) operating activities ($4,841.52) $22,403.06 Cash Flows from Investing Activities Purchase of Property, Plant & Equipment - - Net cash from (used in) investing activities - - Net increase / (decrease) in cash held -$4,841.52 $22,403.06 Cash at 1st May $86,812.93 $64,409.87 Cash at 30th April $81,971.41 $86,812.93 Reconciliation of Operating Profit to Net Cash Flows from Operations Operating Profit / (Loss) ($19,217.10) Reconciliation Items Depreciation $0.00 (Increase) / Decrease in Debtors ($17,642.22) (Increase) / Decrease in Stock $0.00 Increase / (Decrease) in Creditors $32,017.80
($4,841.52)
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NOTE 1 -STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES The financial statements are general purpose financial statements that have been prepared in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards (including Australian Accounting Interpretations) and the Corporations Act 2001. Australian Accounting Standards set out accounting policies that the AASB has concluded would result in financial statements containing relevant and reliable information about transactions, events and conditions. Material accounting policies adopted in the preparation of this financial report are presented below and have been consistently applied unless otherwise stated. The financial statements have been prepared on an accruals basis and are based on historic costs unless otherwise stated in the notes. The accounting policies that have been adopted in the preparation of this financial report are as follows:
Income Tax No provision for income tax has been raised as the Club is exempted under Division 50 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
Inventories Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value.
Goods and Services Tax (GST) Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Tax Office. In these circumstances the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of the expense. Receivables and Payables in the balance sheet are shown inclusive of GST.
Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash and cash equivalents includes cash on hand, deposits held at call with banks, other short-term highly liquid investments with original maturities of three months or less, and bank overdrafts.
Comparative Figures When required by Accounting Standards comparative figures have been adjusted to conform to changes in presentation for the current financial year.
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As expected, interest rates remained at record lows during the past year. As well as reducing income streams through interest and the RPCC Foundation, this is also indicative of a low investment economy which means finding sponsorship and marketing income remains challenging. The club remains committed to exploring ongoing opportunities to create partnerships with businesses that see value in connecting with us.
In addition, there has been a gradual change in the status of grade cricket, and as the competition becomes more professional, so does the way in which clubs manage their player base. The club introduced an incentive program for first grade for this season, and it is likely that this will be a recurring increase in the club’s expense base over the coming years. The decision to introduce this scheme was not taken lightly, as it has created a deficit for the first time in a few years. The committee will need to maintain a prudent budget for the 2017-18 season and ensure that it matches its expenditures with revenue streams that are sufficient and reliable.
The big highlight for the season was the President’s Luncheon – this year the club realised the potential of this event and invested more towards creating a day that brought a wider range of attendees from social and corporate connections. If we are to return to surplus next year, we need to maintain the momentum of this event and find more creative ways to leverage the club’s brand to add to our revenue streams.
James Tyson Financial Controller
INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT
TO THE MEMBERS OF RANDWICK PETERSHAM CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED Scope
We have audited the financial accounts of the Randwick Petersham Cricket Club Incorporated for the year ended 30 April 2017, consisting of an Income and Expenditure Statement, a Balance Sheet, a Cash Flow statement and Notes to the Financial Accounts. The committee is responsible for the preparation and presentation of the financial accounts and the information contained therein. We have conducted an independent audit of the financial accounts in order to express an opinion to the members of the Randwick Petersham Cricket Club Incorporated on their preparation and presentation. Our audit has been conducted to provide reasonable assurance as to whether the financial accounts are free of material misstatement. Our procedures included examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial accounts.
Audit Opinion In our opinion, the financial accounts of the Randwick Petersham Cricket Club Incorporated for the year ended 30 April 2017 are drawn up to give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Incorporation for the financial year ended on that date.
OMNIWEALTH ACCOUNTING & AUDIT
John Stephens FCA Partner Dated in Sydney this 27th day of June 2017.
111 Current Players Career Statistics – Grades 1 to 5--2016-17 S = Season, M = Matches, R = Runs, W = Wickets, Ct = Catches, RO = Run Outs, D = Dismissals, HS = Highest Score 100s = Centuries, B/B = Best Bowling, 5W = Wickets, 10W = 10 Wickets in Match Note: shaded area denotes Foundation Club career statistics for the player listed immediately above Player S M R W Ct/RO D HS 100s B/B 5W 10W Kaoser Ahmed 2 28 531 - 2/2.5 22/3 69 - Omair Ali 3 24 152 33 8/1 26 4-20 Andrew Balbirnie 1 8 381 4 2/0 121 2-10 David Bourke – RP 16 246 4747 60 42/4.5 100* 1 5-15 3 David Bourke - PM 7 85 1184 124 15/0 64 6-35 3 David Bourke - TOTAL 23 331 5931 184 57/4 100* 1 6-35 6 Samuel Boyns 1 17 43 33 2/1 14 4-28 Gabriel Budwee 6 69 816 126 14/1.5 54 6-22 2 Ashley Burton 5 49 732 22 19/1.5 73 5-32 1 Matthew Calder 1 14 347 1 5/0 83 1-1 Soumil Chhibber 5 95 965 79 31/1.5 98 4-33 Angus Clark 1 1 12 0/0 12 Ryan Connolly 1 1 1 0 0/0 1 0-39 Neale Crawford 6 33 507 0 3/1 74 0-4 Matthew Critchley 1 17 104 16 7/0 37 2-22 Sam Doggett 3 33 285 59 8/0 65 5-18 4 Ravin De Silva 6 32 506 9 9/5 83 2-19 Shaun Eaton 5 102 2010 37 37/3 117 1 3-20 Jackson Eldridge 1 14 390 2/0 105* 1 0-18 Matthew Everett 1 14 542 0/1 16/1 195* 1 Adam Finkelstein 1 1 4 1/0 4 Cameron Fowler 11 90 348 131 37/6.5 51 7-35 1 Hayden Fox 1 2 0 4 0/0 0 3-35 Savio Gracias Flor 5 38 640 8 8/1 121 1 2-37 Corey Graham 2 15 233 10 2/.5 96 3-8 Christopher Hart 1 10 390 3 3/.5 3/0 97 3-31 Joseph Hart 1 14 167 6 2/3 55 3-47 Suffan Hassan 4 58 1352 0 16/6.5 87 0-6 Matthew Hilder – RP 15 237 4406 205 127/6 153* 2 8-69 7 Matthew Hilder - PM 3 44 898 14 9/0 62 - Matthew Hilder - TOTAL 18 281 5304 219 136/6 153* 2 8-69 7 Thomas Holland 10 116 2378 1 42/6.5 9/3 100 2 1-21 Edward House 3 23 321 0 2/0 24/5 85 0-0 Jack James 3 16 342 4 3/3 105* 2-40 Mac Jenkins 2 7 32 15 2/1 13 4-15 Mitchell Jones 7 72 222 95 15/2.5 28 5-20 2 Tyzac Jordan 1 3 28 0/0 3/1 12 Himanshu Kakkireni 2 17 248 0 4/0 57 0-4 Alexander Kemp 3 49 1707 - 23/0 122 3 - Usman Khawaja 13 147 5620 29 54/6 189 15 4-26 Christopher King 1 15 209 3/0 41 Douglas Loth 1 14 57 27 4/0 19 6-54 Jack Lyle 3 43 838 3 4/0 74 3-26 Barton Lynch 9 89 1781 10 36/3 75 3-18 Samuel Mackay 1 13 327 7 8/0 45 3-24 Patrick Magann 1 9 35 10 3/0 26 3-31 James Mahony-Brack 4 24 355 15 8/0 71* 3-12 Jonathan Maloney 1 5 112 5 1/0 38 2-39 David Mitchell – RP 10 139 3695 0 39/2 92/19 140 5 David Mitchell - Randwick 4 66 1309 0 3/0 77/19 155 1 David Mitchell - TOTAL 14 205 5004 0 42/2 169/38 155 6 Ben Montedoro 1 15 295 11 7/1 55* 4-14 Max Moran 2 25 481 - 3/1 15/0 94 - Kel Mullins 2 10 111 - 2/0 16/0 39* 0-6 Jaya Murdita 5 58 740 57 11/0 81 4-37 Thomas McKenzie 2 30 94 31 6/0 24* 4-36 John McLoughlin - RP 16 217 6115 20 120/6 163 5 3-11 John McLoughlin - Randwick 5 65 1275 2 33/0 95* John McLoughlin - TOTAL 21 282 7390 22 153/6 163 5 3-11 Rehaan Nawaz 5 67 726 53 23/3.5 43* 5-39 1 Francois Neser 2 31 167 29 6/0 48 3-28
112 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 Player S M R W Ct/RO D HS 100s B/B 5W 10W Mitchell O’Loughlin 1 5 15 11 1/1 8 5-25 1 Dylan Powell 1 17 259 3/0 2/0 51 Nathan Price 8 160 5116 108 83/13 162 8 5-25 1 James Psarakis 2 38 1087 9 16/0 110* 2 3-40 Kushaal Ram 9 107 1982 74 46/9.5 95 5-45 1 Sean Rushton 5 26 256 0 2/1 34* 0-20 Vishwas Saini 2 24 274 7 12/1.5 56* 2-15 Anthony Sams 7 150 3759 - 0/12.5 244/24 152 7 - Daniel Sams 5 102 2257 187 46/6.5 121 1 6-54 4 Jason Sangha 2 22 438 5 12/.5 60 2-32 Chintan Sapariya 1 1 12 1/0 10 Karl Schubert 12 136 2477 - 2/6.5 186/40 122 2 - Jake Scicluna 5 95 1984 - 25/9 119 3 - Adam Semple 11 214 4942 249 71/11 158* 6 7-64 5 Scott Sharma 1 7 218 4 1/0 99 3-26 Damian Sidney 2 2 27 - - 1/1 - - Nigil Singh - RP 16 227 846 470 78/3.5 50 9-43 20 3 Nigil Singh – Randwick 4 41 69 70 15/0 12 5-25 1 Nigil Singh - TOTAL 20 268 915 540 93/3.5 50 9-43 21 3 Andrew Sprowls 6 83 719 113 13/1.5 47 8-32 2 Rodney Stafford - RP 16 234 3320 409 106/10 91 7-105 18 1 Rodney Stafford - Randwick 4 59 852 110 25/3 72 7-20 3 1 Rodney Stafford - TOTAL 20 293 4172 519 131/13 91 7-20 21 2 Glen Standing 1 11 181 23 7/0 46* 5-41 1 Jack Standing 2 20 548 13 3/1 86 4-35 Ben Stares 5 79 1607 4 16/1.5 101* 1 2-7 Nathan Stares 6 66 743 76 15/5 65 5-41 1 Kyriakos Tsalakidis 3 34 90 31 5/0 21 4-37 James Tyson 10 145 484 279 21/3 27* 7-16 10 Matthew Wallis 7 80 1290 163 39/4.5 108* 1 7-37 10 Omar Warisi 1 2 2 8 1/0 1 4-44 David Warner 3 2 11 - 1/1 8 - Nick Warren 5 66 255 114 23/3 30 5-27 4 Mackenzie Waugh 1 9 3 20 1/1 1 6-38 1 Gregory West 1 13 3 17 1/0 1 4-45 Sam Wood 5 41 327 61 7/3.5 48* 5-38 2
John McLoughlin was the first player to score 6,000 runs for the club and his team mates made an appropriate presentation to him.
113 Player Milestones – Randwick Petersham Grades 1 to 5: 2001-02 to 2016-17
200 Games David Bourke 246; Rodney Stafford 234 ; Alex Sciascia 221; Matthew Hilder 237; Nigil Singh 227; John McLoughlin 217; Adam Semple 214 150 Games Chris Singh 197; Grant Rimmer 193; Eddie Otto 170; Andrew Harrison 161; Nathan Price 160; Anthony Sam 150; Matthew Taylor 150 100 Games Usman Khawaja 147; James Tyson 145; James Byrne (141); David Townsend 141; David Mitchell 139; Michael Watson 139; Karl Schubert 136; Melvin Singh 135; Jordan Magro 126; William Passas 125; Troy Brewster 123; Fabian Heaton 123; Brenton Barker 120; Thomas Holland 116; Nicholas Stapleton 114; Jake Wilson 112; Brandon McLean 112; Brett Hunter 111; Trent Griffiths 108; Kushaal Ram 107; Daniel Sams 102; Shaun Eaton 102; Nick Charlwood 102; Joseph Hill 102; Tony Martin 101 6000 Runs John McLoughlin 6,115 5000 Runs Usman Khawaja 5,620; Alex Sciascia 5,482; Nathan Price 5,116 4000 Runs Adam Semple 4,942; David Bourke 4,747; Matthew Hilder 4,406; Matthew Taylor 4,239; ; Richard Chee Quee 4,028 3000 Runs Troy Brewster 3,890; Anthony Sams 3,759; David Mitchell 3,695; David Townsend 3,633; Michael Watson 3,497; Rodney Stafford 3,320; Joseph Hill 3,138 2000 Runs Fabian Heaton 2,855; Simon Katich 2,820; Eddie Otto 2,797; William Passas 2,674; Paul Toole 2,638; Brenton Barker 2,754; Chris Singh 2,600; Karl Schubert 2,477; Thomas Holland 2,378; Daniel Sams2.257; Nicholas Stapleton 2,237; Neil Cohen 2,225; Trent Griffiths 2,223; Steve Clarke 2,165; Tony Martin 2,114; Brett Hunter 2,089; Paul Greentree 2,051; Shaun Eaton 2,010 1500 Runs Jake Scicluna 1,984; Kushaal Ram 1,982; Geoff Hodgkinson 1,930; Richard Phillips 1,913; Tim Laws 1,826; Jordan Magro 1,788; Barton Lynch 1,781; Nick Charlwood 1,758; Alexander Kemp 1,707; Nathan Hauritz 1,668; Daryl Parmenter 1,656; Ben Stares 1,607;Brandon McLean 1,594; James Byrne 1,579; Cameron Gray 1,551; Greg Hartshorne 1,546; Sean Gardner 1,522; Scott Coyte 1,519; Adam Coyte 1,511; Brett Jackson 1,508 1250 Runs Suffan Hassan 1,352; Matthew Wallis 1,290 450 Wickets Nigil Singh 470 400 Wickets Rodney Stafford 409 300 Wickets Grant Rimmer 324; Chris Singh 314 250 Wickets Andrew Harrison 288; James Tyson 279 200 Wickets Adam Semple 249; Melvin Singh 233; James Byrne 215, Matthew Hilder 205; Jake Wilson 201 150 Wickets Daniel Sams 187; Steve Bright 177; Dean White 174; Denis Hinds 165; Matthew Wallis 163; Jordan Magro 163; Brandon McLean 153 100 Wickets Nick Charlwood 147; Eddie Otto 142; Steve Bidwell-Brown 139; Peter Bayley 133; Cameron Fowler 131; Chad Greenberg (127); Gabriel Budwee 126; Benn West 120; Hayden McLean 119; Daniel Laus 116; Nick Warren 114; Nathan Ellis 114; Andrew Sprowls 113; Adam Warren 109; Glen Whichello 109; Nathan Price 108; Brett Hunter 108; Peter Alevizos 106 250 Dismissals Anthony Sams 268 200 Dismissals Karl Schubert 226 100 Dismissals Matthew Taylor 182; Neil Cohen 176; Fabian Heaton 158; Daryl Parmenter 152; David Mitchell 111 50 Dismissals Jarryd Biviano 85; Ashley Doolan 84; Matthew Yiend 77; Adam Docos 69; Steven Yates 67; Andrew Redman 64; Roger Smith 61 100 Catches Matthew Hilder 127); John McLoughlin 120; Rodney Stafford 106 50 Catches Nathan Price 83; Nigil Singh 78; Alex Sciascia 74; Grant Rimmer 73; Adam Semple 71; Joseph Hill 65; Richard Chee Quee 61; Usman Khawaja 54; Brett Hunter 60; Michael Watson 56; Eddie Otto 53; William Passas 52; Greentree 50 10 Run Outs Grant Rimmer 23; Alex Sciascia 17; Michael Watson 17; James Byrne 15; Eddie Otto 13; Nathan Price 13; Paul Greentree 11; Tony Martin 11; Adam Semple 11; William Passas 10 100 Wickets & Rodney Stafford 409/3320; Chris Singh 314/2600; Andrew Harrison 288/1245; Adam Semple 1000 Runs 249/4942; James Byrne 210/1515; Matthew Hilder 205/4406; Daniel Sams 187/2257; Dean White 174/1096; Jordan Magro 163/1788; Brandon McLean 153/1594; Nick Charlwood 147/1758; Eddie Otto 142/2797; Brett Hunter 108/2089 Centuries Usman Khawaja 15; Troy Brewster 10; Nathan Price 8; Anthony Sams 7; Richard Chee Quee 6; Simon Katich 6; Alex Sciascia 6; Adam Semple 6; John McLoughlin 5; David Mitchell 5; David Townsend 5; Matthew Taylor 5; Michael Watson 5; Nick Charlwood 4; Joseph Hill 4 5 Wickets Innings Nigil Singh 20; Rodney Stafford 18; Chris Singh 12; Grant Rimmer 11; James Tyson 10; Matthew Wallis 10; Jake Wilson 9; Steve Bidwell-Brown 7; Andrew Harrison 7; Denis Hinds 7; Matthew Hilder 7; Benn West 7; Peter Bayley 6; Steve Bright 6; Melvin Singh 6; Adam Warren 6; Brandon McLean 5; Scott Obey 5; Dean White 5
114 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 Twenty20 Players Career Statistics—2008-‐09 to 2016 -‐17 S = Season, M = Matches, R = Runs, W = Wickets, Ct = Catches, RO = Run Outs, D Dismissals, HS Highest Score 100s = Centuries, B/B = Best Bowling, 5W = Wickets, 10W = 10 Wickets in Match Note: Competition started in 2008-‐09 and has been known as the SCA T20 Cup, SCA CSG T20 Cup and Kingsgrove Sports T20 Cup Player S M R W Ct/RO D HS 50s 100s 6s B/B 4W Steve Bidwell-Brown 1 2 8 1 0/0 - 8 1-24 Jarryd Biviano 1 1 - - - 0/0 - - Cameron Borgas 1 2 138 0 2/0 - 87* 2 3 0-25 Rory Burns 1 6 195 - 4/1 - 102* 1 7 James Byrne 2 5 64 5 2/0 - 28 2-46 Soumil Chhibber 5 26 82 20 5/0 - 18* 4 3-9 Robert Close 2 2 16 2 1/0 - 13* 1-19 Adam Coyte 2 10 260 4 7/2 - 57* 2 5 2-15 Scott Coyte* 3 9 147 18 2/1 - 45 4 4-16 1 Burt Cockley 3 4 - 5 0/0 - - 3-34 Matthew Critchley 1 4 16 2 1/0 13 1-12 Peter Cross 2 5 16 - 2/4 - 11* - Sam Doggett 1 6 - 6 0/0 - - 2-17 Ashley Doolan 2 5 104 - - 4/0 42 - Shaun Eaton 5 22 300 2 6/1 - 40* 9 1-18 Nathan Ellis 2 12 0 14 6/0 - 0* 4-10 2 Matthew Frith 2 6 23 - 2/0 - 19 - Sean Gardner 1 2 22 - 0/0 - 21 - Alex Graham 2 4 4 2 0/1 - 4 1/15 Nathan Hauritz* 2 2 64 4 1/1 - 35 3 2-15 Ryan Higgins 1 6 130 - 0/0 - 36 3 - Brett Jackson 1 3 60 2 0/0 - 40 1-37 Thomas Jagot 1 4 8 - 1/0 - 8* - Simon Katich 2 6 78 - 6/1 - 43 2 - Alexander Kemp* 2 10 293 - 7/0 - 81* 2 14 - Usman Khawaja* 3 6 232 - 4/1 - 72 1 7 - Tim Laws 1 3 40 - 2/0 - 32 - Jordan Magro 2 3 25 6 1/0 - 15* 1 3-11 Ben Marciante 1 2 21 0 0/0 18 1 0-31 Barry McCarthy 1 1 - 0 0/0 - - 0-22 Brandon McLean 3 8 27 1 3/0 - 26* 1-9 John McLoughlin 2 2 8 - 0/0 - 7 - Francois Neser 2 11 31 2 4/0 - 26* 1-21 Eddie Otto* 3 6 91 0 2/1 - 27 2 0-36 Monty Panesar 1 3 0 3 1/0 - 0 2-3 Will Passas 2 3 53 - 0/1 - 38 - Jack Preddey 1 4 - 1 0/0 - - 1-4 Nathan Price* 7 32 863 17 8/3 - 101 2 1 25 3-12 James Psarakis 2 8 71 - 1/0 - 24 - Anthony Sams 7 34 453 - 0/1 24/8 39 7 - Daniel Sams 5 24 408 36 9/0 - 86 1 20 4-16 2 Jason Sangha 1 2 15 0 0/0 0-22 Jake Scicluna 4 18 161 - 3/1 - 59 1 9 - Adam Semple* 8 38 869 38 15/3 - 88* 4 34 3-20 Dylan Smith 1 2 4 - 0/0 - 4 - Roger Smith 1 1 3 - - 0/1 3 - Shayne Smith 1 1 9 - 0/0 - 9* - Rodney Stafford 1 1 6 1 0/0 - 6 1 1-28 Nicholas Stapleton 4 18 119 12 3/3 - 34* 2 2-14 Matthew Taylor 1 2 0 - 3/0 - 0 - James Tyson 1 2 11 1 0/0 - 8* 1-29 Damian Wall 2 8 92 - 1/1 3/0 22 3 David Warner 1 1 3 - 0/0 - 3 Nick Warren 4 10 6 23 3/0 - 1 3-13 Michael Watson 1 3 10 4 1/0 - 8 2-20 Benn West 1 2 2 1 0/0 - 2* 1-14 Gregory West 1 2 0 3 0/0 0* 2-29 Glen Whichello 2 4 33 7 2/0 - 30 3-29 Jake Wilson 5 24 7 26 9/1 - 7 1 4-13 1 Robert Wilson 1 1 1 1 0/0 - 1* 1-21
115 Current Players Career Statistics – Metropolitan Cup 2016-17 S = Season, M = Matches, R = Runs, W = Wickets, Ct = Catches, RO = Run Outs, D = Dismissals, HS = Highest Score 100s = Centuries, B/B = Best Bowling, 5W = Wickets, 10W = 10 Wickets in Match Note: shaded area denotes Foundation Club career statistics for the player listed immediately above Player S M R W Ct/RO D HS 100s B/B 5W 10W Peter Andonopoulos 1 12 161 2 2/1 62 2-23 Abbey Bhavsar 1 12 95 13 2/3 5/1 25 3-39 Rohan Batra 2 12 415 0 2/0 81 0-33 Samuel Boyns 1 15 179 42 4/0 27* 6-35 3 Maxwell Brandy 5 31 183 32 11/3 57 6-48 1 Ryan Connolly 1 4 83 11 3/0 55 4-16 Alexis Coovre 4 55 491 52 19/0 47 4-27 Neale Crawford 6 73 1587 2 15/0 113 1 1-12 Charith De Silva 10 101 128 75 3/0 14 4-33 Ravin De Silva 6 16 206 19 5/0 51* 5-21 1 Kieran Dean 1 2 59 3 1/0 52 3-50 Alex Deller 1 12 81 21 2/0 23 4-30 William Deller 1 1 13 - 0/0 13 - Gavin Fox 1 1 2 5 0/0 2 - Hayden Fox 2 27 218 51 13/1 34 5-15 2 Adam Finkelstein 1 10 250 0 6/0 64* 0-6 Joshua Genner 1 4 87 5 1/0 34 2-10 Sreenivasu Gonuguntla 1 3 105 0 1/0 84 0-18 Ed House 3 30 480 3 11/0 7/4 75 2-2 Jeremy Jastrzab 9 73 403 0 6/0 12/6 37 0-6 Pratulya Kashyap 1 6 59 7 0/0 24* 2-21 Dev Kaushal 1 5 14 1 0/0 12 1-0 Mac Jenkins 1 5 72 5 2/0 47 2-11 E-Young Khoo 2 15 19 6 2/0 7 Adam Lee 8 90 1239 128 33/0 89 5-34 1 Dale McDonough 2 20 536 14 7/0 67 5-8 1 Jordan Marsden 1 7 115 5 7/1 52 4-43 Bala Mohan 4 48 617 8 11/3 76 2-19 Kel Mullins 2 15 363 0 9/1 0/0 102* 1 0-4 Zade Murphy 1 8 9 6 0/0 5 2-16 Liam O’Loughlin 3 41 166 53 6/2 19 4-14 Mitchell O’Loughlin 3 21 40 28 9/2 11* 5-71 1 Paul O’Loughlin 3 3 45 1 0/0 22 1-15 Apollo Papathanasiou 1 11 250 0/2 11/5 53 - Sean Rushton 6 51 1075 17 8/1 110 1 3-28 Vishwas Saini 1 2 93 1 0/1 89 1-31 Reuben Sachs 1 1 25 0 1/0 25 0-20 Chintan Sapariya 1 12 192 2 3/1 47 1-12 Damian Sidney 8 77 1090 8 4/5 42/8 55 2-17 Glen Standing 1 3 2 5 0/0 2 3-17 John Stewart 14 173 736 109 36/4 29 5-33 1 Mac Waugh 1 8 13 19 2/1 6 4-38 Omar Warisi 1 4 30 6 2/2 26 2-4 William Tudehope 1 1 0 - - 1/0 0 - Mark Wall 3 28 494 36 1/0 72 6-76 2 Riley Wall 3 13 22 4 2/0 14 1-22
Metropolitan Cup Milestones
100 Games George Frazakis 189; John Stewart 173; Denis Hinds 108; Charith De Silva 101 4000 Runs George Frazakis 4,596 1000 Runs Neale Crawford 1,587; Paul Varughese 1,168; Mitchell Hunt 1,084; Adam Lee 1,239; Damian Sidney 1,090; Sean Rushton 1,075; Jonathan Walsh 1,002 500 Runs Ben Chaplin 840; Denesh Hewa-Gamage 815; Steve Stammers 781; Alan Wright 754; John Stewart 736; Adam Pustetto 673; Bala Mohan 617; Chris Barket 555; Dale McDonough 536; Anthony McGinness 530; Denis Hinds 523 Denis Hinds 123; Adam Lee 128; John Stewart 109 100 Wickets 50 Wickets Kieran Hewar 97; George Frazakis 87; Cameron Fowler 79; Denesh Hewa-Gamage 77; Charith De Silva 75; Liam O’Loughlin 53; Alexis Coovre 52; Hayden Fox 51 50 Dismissals George Frazakis 92 Centuries George Frazakis 6; Paul Varughese 3; Jonathan Walsh 2; Alan Wright 2; Ben Chaplin 2 10 Wickets Match Oshanka Perera 1 5 Wickets Innings Kieran Hewar 5; Samuel Boyns 3; Cameron Fowler 3; Shane Brien 2; Hayden Fox 2; Daniel Gardner 2; Denis Hinds 2; Oshanka Perera 2; Giordano Scuglia 2; Mark Wall 2
116 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 GREATEST WIN / LOSS MARGINS 2001-17 in NSW PREMIER CRICKET WINS Grade Season Club RP Score Opp Score Win Margin Runs Win Margin Wickets Single Inn Outright Single Inn Outright 1st 2002-03 Gordon 75 & 0-165 131 & 108 10 1st 2013-14 Bankstown 0-165 164 10 1st 2010-11 Western Suburbs 300 88 & 105 Inns & 107 1st 2011-12 Uni. of NSW (SF) 399 123 276 2nd 2006-07 Campbelltown 6-362dec 140 & 3-173 222 2nd 2010-11 Mosman 4-394dec 103 & 186 Inns & 105 2nd 2004-05 Mosman 2-97 94 8 2nd 2006-07 North Sydney 4-212dec & 0-37 86 & 162 10 3rd 2006-07 North Sydney 9-374dec 117 & 8-223 257 3rd 2009-10 Gordon 290 125 & 143 22 3rd 2004-05 Campbelltown 0-134dec & 7-148 130 & 172 10 4th 2002-03 UTS Balmain (QF) 405 81 324 4th 2004-05 Sydney University 192 & 2-71 47 & 212 8 4th 2001-02 Bankstown 0-71 70 10 5th 2001-02 UTS Balmain 9-284dec 67 & 7-141 217 5th 2007-08 Uni. of NSW 7-225dec 51 & 70 Inns & 104 5th 2003-04 Gordon 1-146 145 9 5th 2014-15 Bankstown 161 & 0-23 50 & 123 10 5th 2016-17 Gordon 114 & 0-15 25 & 103 10
LOSSES Grade Season Club RP Score Opp Score Loss Margin Runs Loss Margin Wickets Single Inn Outright Single Inn Outright 1st 2011-12 Sydney University 185 407 222 1st 2005-06 Uni. of NSW 193 & 124 5-362dec Inns & 45 1st 2005-06 Bankstown 64 1-65 9 1st 2008-09 Northern District 155 & 118 4-257dec & 0-20 10 2nd 2008-09 St George 220 4-432dec 212 2nd N/A N/A 2nd 2016-17 Manly-Warringah 139 0-144 10 2nd 2010-11 Gordon (SF) 86 & 9-149dec 180 & 2-56 8 3rd 2005-06 Penrith 76 9-284dec 208 3rd 2012-13 Parramatta 106 & 74 6-209dec Inns & 29 3rd 2016-17 Parramatta 63 0-66 10 3rd 2005-06 Sutherland 107 & 88 4-175dec & 0-21 10 4th 2014-15 Sydney University 128 5-292 dec 164 4th 2015-16 Uni. of NSW 71 & 38 3-234 dec. Inns & 125 4th 2014-15 Gordon 9-212cc 1-214 9 4th 2014-15 Bankstown 57 & 124 3-178 dec & 0-4 10 5th 2009-10 Sydney University 33 & 7-213 7-270dec 237 5th 2013-14 Gordon 60 & 99 218 Inns & 59 5th 2016-17 Parramatta 137 1-141 9 5th 2012-13 Sydney University 187 & 5-125dec 138 & 3-178 7
117 Randwick Petersham: Records and Partnerships Qualification: Batting = 8 innings or 200 runs / Bowling 85 overs or 15 wickets GRADES 1 – 5 RECORDS GRADES 1 – 5 PARTNERSHIPS Batting Aggregate Usman Khawaja (1st) 1134 2007-08 1st Anthony Sams-Alex Kemp 254 v Blacktown (1st) 2016-17 Highest Individual Score Tim Laws (2nd) 231 2008-09 2nd Eddie Otto-John McLoughlin 293 v Gordon (1st) 2009-10 Bowling Aggregate Adam Warren (1st) 63 2001-02 3rd Troy Brewster-David Townsend 265 v Blacktown (4th) 2002-03 Best Bowling Inns Nigil Singh (3rd) 9-43 2008-09 4th Paul Toole-Joseph Hill 197 v UTS Balmain (1st) 2003-04 Most W/K Dismissals Daryl Parmenter (1st) 64 2001-02 5th Tim Laws-Brenton Barker 309 v Bankstown (2nd) 2008-09 Most Catches – Fielder Richard Chee Quee (1st) 23 2002-03 6th Adam Semple-John McLoughlin 235 v Campbelltown (1st) 2011-12 High Team Score - For v Mosman (1st) 6-428 2002-03 7th Daniel Sams-Anthony Sams 183 v Hawkesbury (1st) 2014-15 High Team Score - Agst v St George (2nd) 3-432 2008-09 8th Nathan Price-Adam Semple 182 v Parramatta (1st) 2011-12 Low Team Score - For v Syd Uni (5th) 33 2009-10 9th Shane Pargeter-Rodney Stafford 156* v Sydney Uni (2nd) 2007-08 Low Team Score - Agst v Gordon(5th) 25 2016-17 10th Oliver Saffell-Grant Rimmer 123 v Mosman (5th) 2006-07 FIRST GRADE RECORDS FIRST GRADE PARTNERSHIPS Batting Aggregate Usman Khawaja 1134 2007-08 1st Anthony Sams –Alex Kemp 254 v Blacktown 2016-17 Best Batting Average Simon Katich 96.83 2007-08 2nd Eddie Otto-John McLoughlin 293 v Gordon 2009-10 Highest Individual Score Adam Coyte 223* 2010-11 3rd Anthony Sams-Jake Scicluna 217 V Fairfield-Liverpool 2016-17 Bowling Aggregate Adam Warren 63 2001-02 4th Paul Toole-Joseph Hill 197 v UTS Balmain 2003-04 Best Bowling Average Jonathan Lewis 15.29 2003-04 5th Adam Coyte-Adam Semple 232 v St George 2010-11 Best Bowling Inns Jonathan Lewis 7-35 2003-04 6th Adam Semple-John McLoughlin 235 v Campbelltown 2011-12 Most W/K Dismissals Daryl Parmenter 64 2001-02 7th Daniel Sams-Anthony Sams 183 v Hawkesbury 2014-15 Most Catches – Fielder Richard Chee Quee 23 2002-03 8th Nathan Price-Adam Semple 182 v Parramatta 2012-13 High Team Score - For v Mosman 6-428 2002-03 9th Nathan Rosser-Rodney Stafford 102 v Mosman 2003-04 High Team Score - Agst v Sydney 399 2009-10 10th Jake Scicluna-Jake Wilson 93 v Mosman 2013-14 Low Team Score - For v UNSW 45 2012-13 Low Team Score - Agst v Campbelltown 75 2007-08 SECOND GRADE RECORDS SECOND GRADE PARTNERSHIPS Batting Aggregate John McLoughlin 607 2006-07 1st Eddie Otto-Troy Brewster 202 v Mosman 2010-11 Best Batting Average Tim Laws 131.50 2008-09 2nd Matthew Taylor-David Mitchell 126 v UNSW 2004-05 Highest Individual Score Tim Laws 231 2008-09 3rd Richard Phillips-David Mitchell 168 v St George 2002-03 Bowling Aggregate Brett Hunter 39 2006-07 4th Paul Toole-David Mitchell 189 v Gordon 2004-05 Best Bowling Average Scott Obey 13.31 2001-02 5th Tim Laws-Brenton Barker 309 v Bankstown 2008-09 Best Bowling Inns Jordan Magro 9-68 2010-11 6th William Passas-Eddie Otto 198 v Gordon 2007-08 Most W/K Dismissals David Mitchell 41 2002-03 7th John McLoughlin-Brett Hunter 121* v Mosman 2005-06 Most Catches – Fielder Michael Watson 15 2006-07 8th Aaron Moseley-Scott Obey 106 v Parramatta 2001-02 High Team Score - For v Mosman 4-394 2010-11 9th Shane Pargeter-Rodney Stafford 156* v Sydney Uni 2007-08 High Team Score - Agst v St George 3-432 2008-09 10th Andrew Harrison-Matthew Barnes 74 v Penrith 2002-03 Low Team Score - For v Blacktown 62 2008-09 Low Team Score - Agst v Penrith 46 2010-11 THIRD GRADE RECORDS THIRD GRADE PARTNERSHIPS Batting Aggregate Geoff Hodgkinson 612 2001-02 1st Angus Stewart-Troy Brewster 235 v Mosman 2008-09 Best Batting Average Andrew Williams 309.00 2011-12 2nd Alex Sciascia-Geoff Hodgkinson 198 v Mosman 2002-03 Highest Individual Score Matthew Taylor 144 2003-04 3rd Paul Greentree-John McLoughlin 144* v Mosman 2004-05 Bowling Aggregate Nigil Singh 38 2003-04 4th Ben Stares-Andrew Williams 171 v Fairfield-Liverpool 2011-12 Best Bowling Average Nigil Singh 11.82 2008-09 5th Andrew Redman-Brett Hunter 162 v Gordon 2007-08 Best Bowling Inns Nigil Singh 9-43 2008-09 6th Andrew Williams-Fabian Heaton 99 v Bankstown 2011-12 Most W/K Dismissals Roger Smith 32 2009-10 7th David Fraser-Marc Anderson 133 v Parramatta 2001-02 Most Catches – Fielder Nigil Singh 16 2010-11 8th Matthew Wallis-Jordan Magro 92 v Eastern Suburbs 2008-09 High Team Score - For v North Sydney 9-374 2006-07 9th Dean White-Eddie Otto 86 v Manly Warringah 2004-05 High Team Score - Agst v Sydney Uni 4-322 2006-07 10th Jordan Magro-Grant Rimmer 92 v Sutherland 2008-09 Low Team Score - For v North Sydney 51 2002-03 Low Team Score - Agst v Bankstown 35 2013-14 FOURTH GRADE RECORDS FOURTH GRADE PARTNERSHIPS Batting Aggregate Troy Brewster 676 2002-03 1st Ryan Wanagaru-David Bourke 172 v Sutherland 2010-11 Best Batting Average Matthew Banes 139.50 2002-03 2nd Steve Clarke-David Bourke 173 v Manly Warringah 2003-04 Highest Individual Score Andy Hollingsworth 218* 2003-04 3rd Troy Brewster-David Townsend 265 v Blacktown 2002-03 Bowling Aggregate Denis Hinds 42 2001-02 4th David Bourke-Andrew Harrison 153 v Fairfield-Liverpool 2010-11 Best Bowling Average Chris Singh 9.06 2004-05 5th David Townsend-William Passas 156 v Campbelltown 2006-07 Best Bowling Inns Chris Singh 7-24 2004-05 6th Fabian Heaton-Nathan Rosser 163 v Sydney Uni 2004-05 Most W/K Dismissals Matthew Taylor 38 2002-03 7th Corey Parker-Jaya Murdita 126 v Blacktown 2016-17 Most Catches – Fielder Melvin Singh 13 2006-07 8th Lasanga Kannangara-David Howe 96* v Gordon 2009-10 High Team Score - For v UTS Balmain 405 2002-03 9th Jason Gray-Nick Charlwood 108 v Western Suburbs 2008-09 High Team Score - Agst v Gordon 7-295 2008-09 10th Jaya Murdita-Cameron Fowler 73 v Bankstown 2014-15 Low Team Score - For v UNSW 38 2015-16 Low Team Score - Agst v Bankstown 37 2005-06 FIFTH GRADE RECORDS FIFTH GRADE PARTNERSHIPS Batting Aggregate Tony Martin 640 2002-03 1st Matthew Hilder-Troy Brewster 189 v Eastern Suburbs 2002-03 Best Batting Average Addison Grinham 55.56 2009-10 2nd Rob Cummings-David Bourke 154 v Sutherland 2008-09 Highest Individual Score Mark Carroll 159 2008-09 3rd Andrew Walters-Sean Porter 169 v UTS Balmain 2005-06 Bowling Aggregate Nigil Singh 56 2016-17 4th Steve Clarke-Tony Martin 187 v Western Suburbs 2002-03 Best Bowling Average Nicholas Saady 7.67 2013-14 5th Matthew Hilder-Karl Schubert 152 v Sydney 2008-09 Best Bowling Inns Andrew Sprowls 8-32 2013-14 6th Alan Wright-Barry Spencer 115 v Eastern Suburbs 2004-05 Most W/K Dismissals Steven Yates 33 2002-03 7th John Tierney-Mark Carroll 113 v Bankstown 2003-04 Most Catches – Fielder Matthew Hilder 10 2007-08 7th Neale Crawford-Anthony McGinness 113 v North Sydney 2013-14 Chris Barket 10 2008-09 8th Nathan Silvy-Steve Bright 90 v Balmain 2001-02 High Team Score - For v Hawkesbury 7-331 2003-04 9th Alexander Wynn-Joshua James 88 v Fairfield-Liverpool 2009-10 High Team Score - Agst v St George 8-323 2010-11 10th Oliver Saffell-Grant Rimmer 123 v Mosman 2006-07 Low Team Score - For v Sydney Uni 33 2009-10 Low Team Score - Agst v Gordon (semi-final) 25 2016-17 METROPOLITAN CUP RECORDS METROPOLITAN CUP PARTNERSHIPS Batting Aggregate James Ellis 553 2006-07 1st Kel Mullins-Neale Crawford 178 v Blacktown 2016-17 Best Batting Average George Frazakis 87.33 2003-04 2nd Alan Wright-Grant Frakes 189 v Eastern Suburbs 2002-03 Highest Individual Score Matthew Yiend 177 2009-10 3rd John Tierney-Tim Wright 158 v Sydney Uni 2003-04 Bowling Aggregate Kieran Hewer 51 2008-09 4th Jonathan Walsh-Mark Holland 174 v Gordon 2003-04 Best Bowling Average James Pryde 10.33 2004-05 5th Robert Cummings-Peter Rogers 142 v Penrith 2006-07 Cooper Smith 10.33 2013-14 6th Ben Chaplin-Nick Pryde 118 v RP Gold 2004-05 Best Bowling Inns Oshanka Perera 8-75 2011-12 7th Peter Spurr-Kieran Routh 100 v UTS Balmain 2002-03 Most W/K Dismissals Peter Rogers 32 2008-09 8th Nathan Boyd-Murali Chandrasekhara 67 v Auburn 2005-06 Most Catches – Fielder Oshanka Perera 12 2011-12 9th Lasith Fernando-Andrew White 91 v UNSW 2014-15
118 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 Qualification: Batting = 8 innings or 200 runs / Bowling 85 overs or 15 wickets
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119 Randwick Petersham: Batting and Bowling Season Records Qualification: Batting = 8 innings or 200 runs / Bowling = 85 overs or 15 wickets FIRST GRADE PLAYER RUNS PLAYER AVE SEASON PLAYER WICKETS PLAYER AVE Richard Chee Quee 1003 Paul Toole 50.71 2001-02 Adam Warren 63 Adam Warren 18.43 Richard Chee Quee 874 Simon Katich 55.00 2002-03 Scott Obey 53 Scott Obey 18.04 Richard Chee Quee 907 Richard Chee Quee 47.74 2003-04 Jonathan Lewis 52 Jonathan Lewis 15.29 Matthew Mott 839 Matthew Mott 44.16 2004-05 Glenn Farquharson 36 Andrew Harrison 18.62 Richard Chee Quee 601 Richard Chee Quee 31.63 2005-06 Andrew Harrison 37 James Byrne 21.31 Usman Khawaja 690 Matthew Mott 51.67 2006-07 Shawn Flegler 29 James Byrne 23.36 Usman Khawaja 1134 Simon Katich 96.83 2007-08 Burt Cockley/Glen Whichello 36 Burt Cockley 20.08 Brett Jackson 724 Usman Khawaja 58.27 2008-09 Rodney Stafford 31 Rodney Stafford 26.29 Scott Coyte 610 Usman Khawaja 72.29 2009-10 Scott Coyte 27 Nathan Price 26.22 Damian Wall 804 Simon Katich 78.75 2010-11 Nick Warren 46 Nick Warren 16.41 Adam Semple 837 Adam Semple 41.90 2011-12 Jake Wilson 41 Nathan Hauritz 15.10 Simon Katich 493 Simon Katich 54.78 2012-13 Jake Wilson 43 Jake Wilson 16.65 Nathan Price 675 Nathan Price 35.53 2013-14 Jake Wilson 51 Jake Wilson 15.16 Nathan Price 620 Nathan Price 36.48 2014-15 Nathan Ellis 39 Nathan Ellis 22.64 Nathan Price 1074 Nathan Price 74.72 2015-16 Daniel Sams 48 Daniel Sams 19.85 Anthony Sams 1062 Anthony Sams 46.17 2016-17 Daniel Sams 49 Daniel Sams 20.98 SECOND GRADE David Mitchell 517 Brett Hunter 39.17 2001-02 Melvin Singh 30 Scott Obey 13.31 Matthew Parker 487 Richard Phillips 57.38 2002-03 Peter Bayley/Rodney Stafford 36 Peter Bayley 17.50 Neil Cohen 430 Usman Khawaja 97.25 2003-04 James Byrne/Aaron Hildred 23 Neil Saker 19.56 David Mitchell 581 Paul Horton 57.67 2004-05 Peter Bayley 37 Nigil Singh 14.53 Matthew Taylor 433 Matthew Taylor 36.08 2005-06 Peter Alevizos 21 Peter Alevizos 14.57 John McLoughlin 607 Tim Laws 57.20 2006-07 Brett Hunter 39 Brett Hunter 13.97 Shane Pargeter 436 Eddie Otto 61.00 2007-08 Rodney Stafford 37 Eddie Otto 18.45 Michael Watson 411 Tim Laws 131.50 2008-09 Melvin Singh 26 Michael Watson 15.73 William Passas 431 John McLoughlin 56.50 2009-10 Melvin Singh 28 Robert Close 19.44 Peter Cross 489 Peter Cross 44.45 2010-11 James Tyson 37 Jordan Magro 13.69 Alex Sciascia 388 Andrew Williams 37.67 2011-12 Brandon McLean 28 Rodney Stafford 15.68 Shayne Smith 481 Andrew Williams 54.50 2012-13 Jordan Magro 23 Rodney Stafford 14.52 Rishahb Shah 512 Rishahb Shah 42.67 2013-14 James Tyson 32 Rodney Stafford 19.65 John McLoughlin 495 Ryan Higgins 51.86 2014-15 Samuel Doggett 30 Samuel Doggett 15.93 John McLoughlin 435 Henry Thornton 57.00 2015-16 Sam Wood 25 Sam Wood 21.24 Matthew Everett 542 Andrew Balbirnie 51.14 2016-17 Kushaal Ram 27 Shaun Eaton 23.40 THIRD GRADE Geoff Hodgkinson 612 Geoff Hodgkinson 55.64 2001-02 Dean White 30 Dean White 18.13 Geoff Hodgkinson 501 Geoff Hodgkinson 100.20 2002-03 Melvin Singh 27 Eddie Otto 20.50 Matthew Taylor 458 Michael Watson 64.25 2003-04 Nigil Singh 38 Greg Hartshorne 15.34 John McLoughlin 425 Matthew Taylor 80.40 2004-05 Marc Anderson 24 Marc Anderson 17.54 Steve Clarke 343 Steve Clarke 31.18 2005-06 James Le Huray 21 James Le Huray 20.29 Tristan Marshall 458 Troy Brewster 33.67 2006-07 Matthew Wallis 22 Matthew Wallis 21.73 Andrew Redman 343 Noel Ellis 39.71 2007-08 Benn West/Jordan Magro 14 Nigil Singh 23.70 Troy Brewster 474 Troy Brewster 43.09 2008-09 Matthew Wallis 29 Nigil Singh 11.82 Alex Sciascia 452 Troy Brewster 45.33 2009-10 Matthew Hilder 29 Jordan Magro 15.08 Toby Finzel 392 Toby Finzel 43.56 2010-11 Nigil Singh 35 Nigil Singh 14.80 Andrew Williams 309 Andrew Williams 309.00 2011-12 Angus Palmer 17 Angus Palmer 19.23 Nick Charlwood 279 Nick Charlwood 31.00 2012-13 Hayden McLean 21 Hayden McLean 17.52 Nick Charlwood 428 Thomas Holland 51.86 2013-14 Nigil Singh 23 Nigil Singh 15.26 Rodney Stafford 320 Jack Lyle 32.75 2014-15 Rodney Stafford 24 Andrew Sprowls 18.56 Rodney Stafford 474 Rodney Stafford 33.85 2015-16 Rodney Stafford 34 Matthew Wallis 9.64 Ben Stares 323 John McLoughlin 33.86 2016-17 Douglas Loth 20 Douglas Loth 14.90 FOURTH GRADE Neil Cohen 463 David Townsend 31.43 2001-02 Denis Hinds 42 Jeremy Dwyer 15.63 Troy Brewster 676 Matthew Banes 139.50 2002-03 Denis Hinds 37 Aaron Hildred 12.97 David Bourke 283 Steve Clarke 66.75 2003-04 Denis Hinds 25 Darren McCoy 15.46 Trent Griffiths 402 Nathan Rosser 49.67 2004-05 Peter Devlin 25 Chris Singh 9.06 David Townsend 508 Greg Hartshorne 37.17 2005-06 Matthew Wallis 30 Chris Singh 13.06 David Townsend 527 Alex Sciascia 57.43 2006-07 Steve Bidwell-Brown 30 Steve Bidwell-Brown 10.57 David Townsend 441 Troy Brewster 49.29 2007-08 Chris Singh 38 Chris Singh 14.05 Jason Gray 259 Jason Gray 51.80 2008-09 Andrew Harrison 24 Andrew Harrison 16.96 Karl Schubert 247 Karl Schubert 27.44 2009-10 Chris Singh 24 Chris Singh 16.17 David Bourke 412 Nicholas Stapleton 56.67 2010-11 Chris Singh 29 Chris Singh 11.34 Ben Stares 202 Ben Stares 40.40 2011-12 Hayden McLean 36 Hayden McLean 9.86 Chris Singh 367 Oshanka Perera 34.88 2012-13 Grant Rimmer 25 Gary Kidd 10.95 Chris Singh 306 Kushaal Ram 30.14 2013-14 Chris Singh 21 Joshua James 14.67 David Bourke 309 Chris Singh 21.14 2014-15 Tom Evans 17 Tom Evans 25.00 David Bourke 276 Oshanka Perera 22.37 2015-16 Kyriakos Tsalikidis 18 Kyriakos Tsalikidis 29.38 David Mitchell 274 David Mitchell 24.91 2016-17 Andrew Sprowls 17 Matthew Wallis 11.38 FIFTH GRADE Michael Watson 325 Nathan Silvy 55.25 2001-02 Grant Rimmer 30 Trent Griffiths 10.69 Tony Martin 640 Tony Martin 49.23 2002-03 Steve Bright 36 Sean Sampson 13.73 Alan Wright 305 Steve Bright 45.00 2003-04 Grant Rimmer 28 Chris Singh 13.73 Alan Wright 319 Edward Neaves 25.90 2004-05 Denis Hinds 32 Steve Bright 14.83 Matthew Hilder 440 Matthew Hilder 40.00 2005-06 Benn West 28 Matthew Hilder 10.95 Matthew Hilder 442 Matthew Hilder 55.25 2006-07 Daniel Laus 34 Steve Bright 11.74 Darren McCoy 229 Robert Cummings 41.40 2007-08 James Tyson 39 James Tyson 8.67 Mark Carroll 458 Mark Carroll 41.64 2008-09 Matthew Hilder 51 Matthew Hilder 13.37 Addison Grinham 500 Addison Grinham 55.56 2009-10 Gabriel Budwee 24 Gabriel Budwee 11.21 Kushaal Ram 342 Matthew Coles 32.38 2010-11 Mitchell Jones 23 Peter Devlin 11.18 Andy Coles 282 Andy Coles 35.25 2011-12 Robert Huxley/Sam Muir 21 Robert Huxley 11.38 Jason McLean 326 Jason McLean 25.08 2012-13 Jason McLean 19 Jason McLean 22.32 Robert Huxley 387 Brandon McLean 35.56 2013-14 Cameron Fowler 26 Nicholas Saady 7.67 Stuart Parsons 380 Stuart Parsons 42.22 2014-15 Nigil Singh 41 Grant Rimmer 10.10 Edward House 259 Glen Standing 35.20 2015-16 Glen Standing 23 Glen Standing 16.34 Christopher Hart 390 Christopher Hart 39.00 2016-17 Nigil Singh 56 Nigil Singh 11.00
120 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 METROPOLITAN CUP Peter Johnson 460 Peter Johnson 51.11 2001-02 Nathan Boyd 19 Nathan Boyd 13.89 Alan Wright 400 Alan Wright 66.67 2002-03 Denesh Hewa-Gamage 24 Peter Spurr 11.14 Paul Varughese 465 George Frazakis 87.33 2003-04 Denesh Hewa-Gamage 24 Sharzad Ali 12.80 Ben Chaplin 527 Ben Chaplin 52.70 2004-05 Shane Brien 19 James Pryde 10.33 George Frazakis 456 Graham Hinds 49.00 2005-06 Shane Brien 27 Denis Hinds 11.65 Jimmy Ellis 553 Robert Cummings 53.00 2006-07 Cameron Fowler 35 Cameron Fowler 16.00 Edward Mobbs 529 Edward Mobbs 58.78 2007-08 Kieran Hewer 35 Denis Hinds 10.47 Matthew Yiend 398 Matthew Yiend 39.80 2008-09 Kieran Hewer 51 Kieran Hewer 11.96 George Frazakis 346 Mitchell Hunt 33.40 2009-10 Anthony McGinness 21 Cameron Fowler 13.44 Joe White 374 Tom McCarthy 45.75 2010-11 Julian Foster-Pullman 20 Cameron Fowler 13.38 Joe Harrison 248 Marcus Bain 30.80 2011-12 Oshanka Perera 32 Oshanka Perera 15.00 Neale Crawford 401 Neale Crawford 36.45 2012-13 Charith De Silva 14 Denis Hinds 19.84 Sean Rushton 307 Adam Pustetto 26.64 2013-14 Adam Lee 30 Cooper Smith 10.33 George Frazakis 446 Edward House 27.00 2014-15 Adam Lee 22 Kyriakos Tsalikidis 14.44 Dale McDonough 372 Sean Rushton 36.37 2015-16 Samuel Boyns 42 Samuel Boyns 15.61 Neale Crawford 356 Adam Finkelstein 37.50 2016-17 Hayden Fox 36 Hayden Fox 12.17
Qualification: Batting = 4 innings or 150 runs / Bowling = 25 overs or 5 wickets POIDEVIN GRAY SHIELD David Mitchell 159 John McLoughlin 27.25 2001-02 Sean Sampson 10 Kirk Rimmer 16.00 Alex Sciascia 285 Alex Sciascia 47.50 2002-03 James Byrne 13 Eddie Otto 15.64 Michael Watson 165 Daniel Loader 35.25 2003-04 James Byrne 8 Usman Khawaja 15.17 Matthew Taylor 295 Matthew Taylor 59.00 2004-05 Steve Bidwell-Brown 10 Michael Watson 20.22 Jamie Boettiger 176 Chris Whelan 57.00 2005-06 Jamie Boettiger 12 Jamie Boettiger 9.75 Usman Khawaja 217 Usman Khawaja 54.25 2006-07 Peter Alevizos 9 Peter Alevizos 24.89 Brett Jackson 211 Brett Jackson 35.17 2007-08 Peter Alevizos 9 Peter Alevizos 17.11 Angus Stewart 256 Angus Stewart 51.20 2008-09 Peter Alevizos/Nick Charlwood 7 Nick Charlwood 21.14 Nicholas Stapleton 139 Andrew Redman 24.80 2009-10 Nick Charlwood 9 Nick Charlwood 27.44 Nicholas Stapleton 140 Mitchell Wright 24.00 2010-11 Alex Graham 16 Alex Graham 11.56 Nicholas Stapleton 304 Peter Wooldridge 56.33 2011-12 Gabriel Budwee 5 Gabriel Budwee 22.80 Shaun Eaton 224 Daniel Sams 52.20 2012-13 Shaun Eaton 9 Brandon McLean 20.75 Jake Scicluna 241 Jake Scicluna 40.17 2013-14 Brandon McLean 10 Nathan Ellis 14.33 Ryan Higgins 253 Ryan Higgins 36.14 2014-15 Nathan Ellis 11 Nathan Ellis 15.55 James Psarakis 304 James Psarakis 43.43 2015-16 James Psarakis/Jack Preddey 11 James Psarakis 16.64 Joseph Hart 150 Joseph Hart 31.80 2016-17 Joseph Hart / Matt Critchley 7 Joseph Hart 21.14 A W GREEN SHIELD Matthew Tilley 223 Glen Carroll 32.00 2001-02 Sharzad Ali 12 Sharzad Ali 18.75 Usman Khawaja 277 Usman Khawaja 55.40 2002-03 Usman Khawaja 17 Usman Khawaja 13.24 William Passas 302 William Passas 50.33 2003-04 Peshala Kariawasam 7 Dean Bowen 20.17 Sean Gardner 341 Sean Gardner 37.89 2004-05 Peter Alevizos 19 Prinya Kham 11.92 Sean Gardner 206 Will Halstead 36.75 2005-06 Robert Close 14 Robert Close 12.21 Declan Lavender 158 Declan Lavender 26.33 2006-07 Nick Charlwood 20 Nick Charlwood 8.30 Barton Lynch 187 Barton Lynch 26.71 2007-08 Devlin Foulois 10 Devlin Foulis 20.90 Brandon McLean 244 Brandon McLean 40.67 2008-09 Vic Tharmarajah 13 Vic Tharmarajah 12.38 Jason Gray 254 Jason Gray 36.29 2009-10 Nicholas Saady 15 Hayden McLean 10.18 Ethan Grinham 233 Nathan Ellis 40.00 2010-11 Hayden McLean/Nathan Ellis 12 Riley Orr 10.30 Henry Thornton 121 Henry Thornton 30.30 2011-12 Ravin De Silva 12 Ravin De Silva 16.00 Henry Thornton 224 Henry Thornton 37.33 2012-13 Sam Wood 10 Saw Wood 10.90 Aolei Yu 226 Aolei Yu 32.29 2013-14 Cooper Smith 18 Cooper Smith 10.67 James Mahony-Brack 219 James Mahony-Brack 36.50 2014-15 Thomas Chichester 12 Thomas Chichester 12.83 Jack James 227 Jack James 56.75 2015-16 Tyler Von der Heyden/Ben Scarf 12 T. Von der Heyden 10.75 Joshua Claridge 228 Joshua Claridge 45.60 2016-17 Alexander Deller/ Mac Jenkins 8 Alexander Deller 12.38
Randwick Petersham: Wicket-keeping Season Records FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE SEASON THIRD GRADE FOURTH GRADE Daryl Parmenter 64 David Mitchell 31 2001-02 Steven Yates 25 Neil Cohen 29 Daryl Parmenter 46 David Mitchell 41 2002-03 Neil Cohen 30 Matthew Taylor 38 Daryl Parmenter 30 David Mitchell 13 2003-04 Matthew Taylor 9 Steven Yates 9 Daryl Parmenter 12 Neil Cohen 38 2004-05 Matthew Taylor 13 Fabian Heaton 17 Neil Cohen 16 Matthew Taylor 26 2005-06 Fabian Heaton 17 Fabian Heaton 15 Matthew Taylor 27 Neil Cohen 39 2006-07 Fabian Heaton 11 Andrew Redman 20 Ashley Doolan 37 Matthew Taylor 18 2007-08 Andrew Redman 10 Fabian Heaton 15 Ashley Doolan 19 Roger Smith 20 2008-09 Lasith Kannangara 15 Karl Schubert 21 Ashley Doolan 18 Matthew Yiend 18 2009-10 Roger Smith 32 Karl Schubert 15 Anthony Sams 43 Matthew Yiend 27 2010-11 Alexander Wynn 27 Fabian Heaton 20 Anthony Sams 55 Matthew Yiend 25 2011-12 Fabian Heaton 11 Karl Schubert 34 Anthony Sams 28 Jarryd Biviano 30 2012-13 Duncan Hunt 6 Mitchell Wickham 13 Anthony Sams 38 Jarryd Biviano 22 2013-14 Adam Docos 22 Karl Schubert 31 Anthony Sams 30 Jarryd Biviano 23 2014-15 Adam Docos 22 Nikethan Radhakrishnan 14 Anthony Sams 28 Max Moran 12 2015-16 Karl Schubert 26 Nikethan Radhakrishnan 9 Anthony Sams 33 Matthew Everett 17 2016-17 Karl Schubert 15 Karl Schubert 21
FIFTH GRADE METROPOLITAN CUP SEASON POIDEVIN GRAY AW GREEN SHIELD Matthew Taylor 23 Matthew Taylor 8 2001-02 David Mitchell 6 Matthew Tilley 15 Steven Yates 33 Mark Holland (7th Grade) 18 2002-03 Neil Cohen 8 Campbell Dash 9 Fabian Heaton 14 Mark Holland 21 2003-04 Matthew Taylor 4 Campbell Dash 7 Ian Paterson 24 Mark Holland/George Frazakis 4 2004-05 Matthew Taylor 8 Campbell Dash 16 Andrew Redman 14 Thomas Holland 21 2005-06 Campbell Dash 10 Andrew Redman 19 Andrew Redman 7 Scott Gray 12 2006-07 Campbell Dash 2 Andrew Redman 13 Karl Schubert 13 George Frazakis 26 2007-08 Ashley Doolan 10 Scott Gray 5 James Marlay 14 Peter Rogers 32 2008-09 Ashley Doolan 4 Addison Grinham 8 Scott Gray 11 Tim Matthews 11 2009-10 Andrew Redman 4 Alexander Wynn 23 Karl Schubert 12 Joe White 12 2010-11 Alexander Wynn 8 Curtis Cheney 8 Matthew Spinks 22 Joshua Hallinan 7 2011-12 Alexander Wynn 5 Sam Wood 5 David Lillyman 24 Caleb Coles 9 2013-14 Jarryd Biviano 22 Adam Docos 7 Stuart Parsons 18 Jeremy Jastrzab 14 2014-15 Jarryd Biviano 13 Nike Radhakrishnan 14 Edward House 15 Damian Didney 26 2015-16 Max Moran 11 Kel Mullins 11 Kel Mullins 16 Apollo Papathanasiou 16 2016-17 Matthew Everett 5 Kel Mullins 1
121 Partnerships of 200 Runs or more Runs Wkt Batsmen Opp Grade Season 309 5th Tim Laws & Brenton Barker Bank 2nd 2008-09 293 2nd Eddie Otto & John McLoughlin Gord 1st 2009-10 265 3rd Troy Brewster & David Townsend Blck 4th 2002-03 254 1st Anthony Sams & Alexander Kemp Blck 1st 2016-17 250 2nd Matthew Frith & Usman Khawaja Blck 1st 2009-10 235 1st Angus Stewart & Troy Brewster Mos 3rd 2008-09 235 6th Adam Semple & John McLoughlin CC 1st 2011-12 232 5th Adam Coyte & Adam Semple St G 1st 2010-11 217 3rd Anthony Sams & Jake Sciciuna Fair 1st 2016-17 214 2nd Usman Khawaja & Matthew Mott NS 1st 2004-05 210 2nd Nathan Price & Alexander Kemp Hawk 1st 2015-16 205 3rd Sean Gardner & David Townsend Blck 4th 2005-06 202 2nd Brett Jackson & Matthew Taylor Hawk 1st 2008-09 202 1st Eddie Otto & Troy Brewster Mos 2nd 2010-11
Bowling Hat-Tricks 10 or more wickets in a match Season Grade Bowler Opp Date Season Grade Bowler Opp Figures Wkts 2011-12 1 Nicholas Stapleton FL 4/3/12 (LO Final) 2001-02 1 Adam Warren NS 11-87 7/4 2010-11 1 Scott Coyte Hawk 21/11/10 (T20) 2002-03 1 Scott Obey NS 10-93 6/4 2013-14 1 Jake Wilson Hawk 7-8/12/13 2007-08 1 Nathan Hauritz UNSW 10-70 6/4 2004-05 2 Greg Hartshorne Bank 12/3/05 2004-05 2 Rodney Stafford ND 11-103 6/5 2010-11 2 James Tyson Parra 30/10/10 2006-07 2 Dean White Parra 10-90 7/3 2004-05 4 Chris Singh SUni 30/10/04 2001-02 3 Dean White NS 10-105 6/4 2004-05 4 Chris Singh SUni 6/11/04 2008-09 3 Alex Brown NS 10-42 6/4 2006-07 4 Benn West NS 13/1/07 2010-11 3 Nigil Singh Mos 10-80 5/5 2007-08 4 Benn West StG 22/9/07 2004-05 4 Chris Singh SUni 13-63 7/6 2013-14 4 Grant Rimmer Syd 1/3/14 2013-14 5 Brandon McLean Pen 10-62 5/5 2001-02 5 Steve Bright ND 22/12/01 2014-15 5 Nigil Singh Bank 10-35 4/6 2005-06 5 Matthew Hilder Suth 25/2/06 2011-12 MC Oshanka Perera Mos 10-50 4/6 2007-08 MC Kieran Hewer UNSW 18/11/07 2016-17 5 Nigil Singh Gor 10-43 7/3 2010-11 MC Andrew Sprowls Pen 29/1/11 2013-14 MC Nabeel Jamal RPGold 22/12/13 2013-14 PG Daniel Sams MW 20/10/13 2001-02 AWG Shahzad Ali ES 3/1/02 2012-13 AWG Tom Evans ES 6/1/13
Wicket-keeping 6 or more dismissals in an innings 8 or more dismissals in a match Season Grade Wicketkeeper Opp Dismissals Season Grade Wicketkeeper Opp Dismissals 2001-02 1 Daryl Parmenter Parra 7 5c/2s 2011-12 1 Anthony Sams CC 9 5c/4c 2005-06 4 Campbell Dash CC 7 7c 2001-02 1 Daryl Parmenter NS 8 3c/5c 2005-06 4 Karl Schubert ES 7 6c/1s 2007-08 2 David Mitchell Mos 8 8c 2015-16 4 Kaoser Ahmed ES 7 5c/2s 2001-02 2 David Mitchell Gord 6 3c/3s 2001-02 2 Paul Greentree NS 6 5c/1s 2009-10 AWG Alexander Wynn Parra 6 6c 2010-11 1 Damian Wall Syd 6 6c
Performance Records – BATTING Centuries (past 5 seasons only) FIRST GRADE Season Batsman Opp. Score Season Batsman Opp. Score Season Batsman Opp. Score 2011-12 Damian Wall Bank 116 2014-15 Anthony Sams Hawk 105 2015-16 Anthony Sams Syd 127* 2011-12 Nathan Price Parra 151* 2014-15 Adam Semple Pen 104* 2016-17 Anthony Sams Fair 152 2011-12 Adam Semple CC 158* 2014-15 Jake Scicluna NSyd 111 2016-17 Anthony Sams Hawk 104 2011-12 Usman Khawaja (SF) UNSW 128 2014-15 Anthony Sams Blck 114 2016-17 Anthony Sams Blck 121 2012-13 Nathan Price Parra 101* 2015-16 Nathan Price (T20) Syd 101 2016-17 Alexander Kemp Blck 122 2012-13 Simon Katich Bank 137 2015-16 Daniel Sams Gord 121 2016-17 Alexander Kemp NSyd 104* 2012-13 Simon Katich NSyd 104* 2015-16 Nathan Price Suth 162 2016-17 Nathan Price MW 111 2012-13 Nicholas Stapleton Mos 103 2015-16 Anthony Sams Suth 105 2016-17 Nathan Price Mos 140 2012-13 Shaun Eaton Suth 117 2015-16 Nathan Price Hawk 123* 2016-17 Nathan Price ES 128 2013-14 Rory Burns (T20) MW 102* 2015-16 James Psarakis Mos 104 2016-17 James Psarakis ND 110* 2013-14 Adam Semple Suth 109 2015-16 Nathan Price MW 148* 2013-14 Jake Scicluna Mos 119 2015-16 Alexander Kemp UNSW 114 SECOND GRADE 2011-12 Matthew Yiend Fair 107 2013-14 Alex Sciascia Bank 126 2014-15 Ryan Higgins NS 134 2011-12 Alex Graham NS 115 2013-14 Rishahb Shah ES 128 2015-16 Henry Thornton Gord 185* 2011-12 Alex Sciascia CC 101 2013-14 Alex Sciascia NS 136* 2016-17 Matthew Everett ND 195* 2012-13 William Passas Gord 106* 2014-15 John McLoughlin CC 135 2016-17 Andrew Balbirnie UNSW 121 THIRD GRADE 2011-12 Andrew Williams Bank 128 2013-14 Nick Charlwood NS 109 2015-16 Andrew Williams Suth 107 2011-12 Andrew Williams Fair 100* 2013-14 Nick Charlwood SUni 100 2016-17 Jack James UNSW 105* 2013-14 Thomas Holland ND 100 FOURTH GRADE 2013-14 Karl Schubert ND 109 2014-15 Ben Stares Mos 101* 2013-14 Chris Singh Gord 118 2016-17 Jackson Eldridge MW 105* FIFTH GRADE 2011-12 Nathan Ellis Fair 106* 2011-12 Andy Coles Suth 111 2014-15 Stuart Parsons Mos 105* 2011-12 Ethan Grinham CC 100 2013-14 Mitchell Wickham Pen 101 2015-16 Savio Gracias Flor Suth 121
122 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 2012-13 Steve Stammers Mos 103 2014-15 Lasith Fernando UNSW 114 2013-14 James Mahony-Brack UNSW 103 2015-16 Sean Rushton GR 110 2011-12 Nicholas Stapleton Fair 110* 2014-15 Ryan Higgins Syd 127 2012-13 Daniel Sams Bank 143* 2015-16 James Psarakis NS 154 Nil
– – 2011-12 Scott Coyte ND 5-13 2012-13 Daniel Sams Mos 5-28 2014-15 Henry Thornton ES 5-32 2011-12 Nathan Hauritz Parra 7-50 2013-14 Jake Wilson Suth 6-67 2015-16 Daniel Sams Suth 6-60 2011-12 Jake Wilson CC 7-44 2013-14 Jake Wilson Hawk 5-24 2012-13 Nathan Price ND 5-25 2013-14 Jake Wilson SUni 5-78 2012-13 Jake Wilson Hawk 5-11 2013-14 Jake Wilson WS 6-28 2012-13 Jake Wilson UNSW 5-36 2013-14 Adam Semple Syd 6-12 2012-13 Nick Warren SUni 5-48 2013-14 Nathan Ellis SUni 5-37 2012-13 Ben Marciante Parra 5-21 2012-13 Brandon McLean Suth 5-71 2013-14 James Tyson Syd 5-54 2012-13 Ben Marciante Blck 6-29 2013-14 James Tyson WS 6-99 2015-16 Mohammad Emran Gord 5-103 2012-13 Brandon McLean FL 5-36 2013-14 James Tyson NS 5-53 2011-12 Tom Johnson Hawk 5-55 2013-14 Jack Preddey ES 6-41 2015-16 Rodney Stafford Suth 5-77 2011-12 Gabriel Budwee UNSW 5-15 2014-15 Sam Wood CC 5-43 2015-16 Matthew Wallis Syd 5-13 2012-13 Nigil Singh WS 5-93 2014-15 Sam Wood Pen 5-38 2015-16 Rodney Stafford ES 5-76 2012-13 Hayden McLean CC 6-45 2014-15 Rodney Stafford NS 6-59 2012-13 Morgan Clune Blck 5-33 2014-15 Samuel Doggett Blck 5-18 2012-13 James Tyson FL 5-17 2014-15 Rodney Stafford Bank 6-39 2013-14 Nigil Singh ES 6-18 2014-15 Kushaal Ram Suth 5-45 2012-13 Henry Thornton MW 5-9 2014-15 Tom Evans Pen 5-60 2012-13 Grant Rimmer Gord 7-30 2013-14 Joshua James Blck 5-32 2011-12 Joshua James NS 6-55 2013-14 Nick Saady StG 5-19 2014-15 Grant Rimmer UNSW 5-22 2012-13 Tom Evans ND 5-18 2013-14 Brandon McLean Pen 5-32 2015-16 Glen Standing SUni 5-41 2012-13 David Molan Bank 6-32 2013-14 Brandon McLean Pen 5-30 2012-13 Nathan Stares MW 5-41 2013-14 Nick Saady MW 5-31 2012-13 Connor Sykes-Morrison Mos 5-29 2014-15 Grant Rimmer NSB 7-43 Mitchell O’Loughlin 2013-14 Andrew Sprowls NS 8-32 2014-15 Nigil Singh Bank 6-10 2013-14 Rehaan Nawaz Blck 5-39 2014-15 Nigil Singh Suth 5-31 2013-14 Brandon McLean Gor 5-72 2011-12 Oshanka Perera Mos 6-37 2014-15 Mark Wall Mos 6-76 2015-16 Dale McDonough Hawk 5-8 2011-12 Anthony McGinness Blck 5-60 2014-15 Shimul Nath FL 6-36 2015-16 Sahil Sekhon Blck 5-61 2011-12 Oshanka Perera Pen (QF) 8-75 2015-16 Samuel Boyns Mos 5-63 2013-14 Maxwell Brandy WS 6-48 2015-16 Samuel Boyns Pen 5-17 2013-14 Nabeel Jamal RPGreen 6-41 2015-16 Adam Lee Syd 5-34 Mitchell O’Loughlin 2013-14 Kyriakos Tsalakidis Mos 5-44 2015-16 Samuel Boyns Syd 6-35 2013-14 Daniel Sams MW 5-22 2011-12 Ravin De Silva CC 5-48 2012-13 Tom Evans ES 5-37
2001-02 5th 3rd # 17th 12th 5th 7th 15th 15th 7th 2002-03 7th 2nd # 3rd 10th 2nd 6th 19th 5th 2003-04 2nd 5th # 13th 5th 2nd 14th 16th 4th 2004-05 10th 4th # 5th 2nd 3rd 4th 4th 3rd 2005-06 19th 20th # 9th 14th 9th 4th 16th 2006-07 12th 2nd # 6th 9th 2nd 3rd 20th 13th 5th 2007-08 4th 12th # 3rd 10th 13th 13th 2008-09 17th 10th 11th 15th 8th 12th 2nd 14th 8th 15th 2009-10 9th 11th 15th 6th 5th 13th 3rd 20th 3rd 7th 2010-11 2nd 3rd 5th 3rd 10th 7th 7th 5th 9th 2011-12 2nd 13th 17th 8th 4th 16th 15th 12th 2012-13 4th 5th 14th 5th 13th 8th 15th 9th 12th 9th 2013-14 3rd 9th 9th 12th 7th 4th 12th 6th 6th 2014-15 7th 10th 3rd 12th 10th 16th 5th 7th 10th 11th 2015-16 11th 9th 13th 6th 18th 10th 6th 4th 11th 2016-17 7th 3rd 9th 15th 11th 8th 20th 15th 11th
123 lu h ion e on t t in n t in t in th t in th t in t in t in lu t in lu o ch 2007-08 N Hauritz R Stafford N Singh D Townsend D McCoy U Khawaja N Stapleton B Hunter P Devlin 2010-11 S Coyte D Mitchell N Singh A Harrison P Devlin A Coyte H McLean B Hunter R Huxley
e ie hi e on e t in M n ge co e 2002-03 4th Greg Hartshorne John Connell Owen Ridge 2003-04 3rd Greg Hartshorne John Connell Richard McCord 2004-05 2nd Greg Hartshorne John Connell Richard McCord 2005-06 4th David Townsend John Connell Lynette Jackson 2005-06 5th Dean White Peter Chaplin Janice Chaplin 2007-08 4th David Townsend John Connell Richard McCord 2007-08 5th Darren McCoy Neville Walters David Holland 2008-09 Metropolitan Cup Sam Rochaix Denis Hinds N/A 2011-12 1st T20 Scott Coyte Bill Anderson Chris McLeod 2011-12 1st Limited Overs Nathan Price Bill Anderson Chris McLeod 2012-13 NSW State Challenge Adam Semple Bill Anderson Chris McLeod 2013-14 CSG 1st T20 Adam Semple Bill Anderson Chris McLeod 2015-16 Kingsgrove Sports T20 1st Adam Semple Bill Anderson Chris McLeod 2016-17 5th Nigil Singh Nigil Singh Chris Powell
Mino e ie hi e on e t in 2003-04 3rd Tony Martin 2005-06 4th David Townsend 2006-07 4th David Townsend 2006-07 LO 1st Shawn Flegler 2007-08 4th David Townsend 2010-11 T20 1st Scott Coyte 2010-11 LO 1st Nathan Price 2015-16 Kingsgrove T20 1st Adam Semple 2016-17 LO 1st Alex Kemp
in in ll e in the e oun e on oun lu t n th th oint 9 Fairfield-Liverpool W W W W W 15 Blacktown W W W W W 11 Blacktown W W W W W 15 Blacktown W W1B W1B W2B W1B 1 St George T W1B W W1B W 13 Manly Warringah WO WO W W W 14 UNSW W W W W WO 3 Sydney W W W W W 7 Gordon W W WO W W 15 Bankstown W2B W W2B W1B W 4 Parramatta W W1B W W W 3 North Sydney W W W W W 5 Blacktown W W W W W 15 UNSW W W W W W1B 9 Hawkesbury W W W1B W W 8 North Sydney W1B W W W1B W 15 Eastern Suburbs W1B T W1B W W1B
Lo e in ll e in the e oun e on oun lu t n th th oint 4 Penrith L L L L L 6 Sydney University L L L L L 7 Eastern Suburbs L1B L L L1B L1B 8 Penrith L L L1B L1B L 0
t in o the e i it o ic et e on e t in e on e t in 3rd Greg Hartshorne 2nd Greg Hartshorne 2nd Greg Hartshorne 4th David Townsend 4th David Townsend 2nd Rodney Stafford 3rd James Le Huray 1st Adam Semple 4th David Townsend 2nd Rodney Stafford 3rd Nigil Singh 5th Robert Huxley 3rd Rodney Stafford
124 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 n i i u l e on inne e on inne e e o nce 2001-02 Richard Chee Quee 1st Leading run scorer 1,003 runs 2001-02 Daryl Parmenter 1st Most wicketkeeping dismissals with 64 (53c/11s) 2002-03 Richard Chee Quee 1st Leading fielder with 23 catches 2002-03 Geoff Hodgkinson 3rd Best batting average of 100.20 2002-03 Troy Brewster 4th Leading run scorer 676 runs 2002-03 Tony Martin 5th Leading run scorer 640 runs 2002-03 Denis Hinds 4th Most wickets 37 2002-03 David Mitchell 2nd Most wicketkeeping dismissals with 41 (36c/5s) 2002-03 Neil Cohen 3rd Most wicketkeeping dismissals with 30 (23c/7s) 2002-03 Matthew Taylor 4th Most wicketkeeping dismissals with 38 (30c/8s) 2002-03 Steven Yates 5th Most wicketkeeping dismissals with 33 (29c/4s) 2003-04 Richard Chee Quee 1st Leading run scorer 907 runs 2004-05 Peter Alevizos AWG Most wickets 19 2005-06 Matthew Wallis 4th Best bowling average 13.97 2006-07 Melvin Singh 4th Equal most catches 14 2007-08 Usman Khawaja 1st Leading run scorer 1,134 runs 2007-08 Simon Katich 1st Best batting average 96.83 2007-08 Chris Singh 4th Most wickets 38 2008-09 Matthew Wallis 3rd Most wickets 29 2008-09 Matthew Hilder 5th Most wickets 51 2009-10 Roger Smith 3rd Most wicketkeeping dismissals with 32 (22c/10s) 2010-11 Nigil Singh 3rd Leading fielder with 16 catches 2010-11 Alexander Wynn 3rd Most wicketkeeping dismissals with 27 (21c/6s) 2011-12 Nathan Hauritz 1st T20 Grand Final – David Warner Medallist 2011-12 Adam Coyte 1st Limited Overs Grand Final – Michael Bevan Medallist 2011-12 Anthony Sams 1st Most wicketkeeping dismissals with 55 (47c/8s) 2011-12 Hayden McLean 4th Equal most wickets 36 2012-13 Anthony Sams 1st State Challenge Man of the Match 2012-13 Jake Wilson 1st SCA Inaugural 1st Grade Merit XII 2013-14 Adam Semple 1st Player of the CSG Twenty20 Cup Grand Final 2013-14 Jake Wilson 1st SCA 1st Grade Merit XII 2015-16 Daniel Sams 1st Kingsgrove Sports T20 Cup Man of the Match 2015-16 Daniel Sams 1st SCA 1st Grade Merit XII 2015-16 Nathan Price 1st SCA 1st Grade Merit XII
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Randwick Petersham Cricket Young Player Records
Youngest 1st GRADE Debutants
Name Years / days Birth date Debut date Club Ground 1 Jason Sangha 16 / 158 8-Sep-1999 13-Feb-2016 Eastern Suburbs Petersham Oval 2 Usman Khawaja 16 / 325 18-Dec-1986 08-Nov-2003 Western Suburbs Coogee Oval 3 Soumil Chhibber 17 / 98 16-Jun-1995 22-Sep-2012 Northern District Mark Taylor Oval 4 Jake Scicluna 18 / 14 06-Oct-1994 20-Oct-2012 Western Suburbs Pratten Park 5 Jarryd Biviano 18 / 58 05-Sep-1994 03-Nov-2012 Bankstown Coogee Oval 6 Peter Alevizos 18 / 111 08-Oct-1988 27-Jan-2007 Campbelltown Coogee Oval 7 Eddie Otto 18 / 180 26-Jul-1985 22-Jan-2004 North Sydney Coogee Oval 8 Jack Preddey 18 / 298 02-Dec-1996 26-Sep-2015 Northern District Coogee Oval 9 Pat Magann 18 / 336 09-Apr-1998 11-Mar-2017 Eastern Suburbs Coogee Oval 10 Nathan Ellis 19 / 20 22-Sep-1994 12-Oct-2013 Eastern Suburbs Waverley Oval 11 James Psarakis 19 / 42 10-Oct-1996 21-Nov-2015 Fairfield-Liverpool Rosedale Oval 12 Nick Stapleton 19 / 123 21-Jun-1992 22-Oct-2011 North Sydney Coogee Oval
Youngest POIDEVIN GRAY SHIELD Debutants Name Years/days Birth date Debut date Club Ground 1 Mac Jenkins 15 / 117 13-09-2001 08-01-2017 Mosman Coogee 2 Andrew Redman 15 / 177 12-05-1991 05-11-2006 St George Hurstville 3 Brandon McLean 16 / 06 27-10-1992 02-11-2008 Syd Uni. Petersham 4 Usman Khawaja 16 / 10 18-12-1986 28-12-2002 Uni. NSW Village Green 5 Sean Gardner 16 / 96 06-09-1989 11-12-2005 Gordon Petersham 6 Cameron Fowler 16 / 102 15-11-1990 25-02-2007 Nth Sydney Coogee 7 Jason Sangha 16 / 103 08-09-1999 20-12-2015 Sutherland Petersham 8 Peter Alevizos 16 / 135 08-10-1988 20-02-2005 Mosman Rawson
Youngest three Scorers of a Century in EACH GRADE Grade Name Years / days Birth date Score Club Ground Date 1st 1 Usman Khawaja 17 / 320 18-12-1986 120 Nth Sydney Nth Sydney No. 1 16-10-2004 2 James Psarakis 19 / 98 10-10-1996 104 Mosman Coogee Oval 16-01-2016 3 Jake Scicluna 19 / 198 06-10-1994 119 Mosman Coogee Oval 22-03-2014 2nd 1 Usman Khawaja 17 / 23 18-12-1986 110* Parramatta Merrylands Oval 10-01-2004 2 Henry Thornton 18 / 313 16-12-1996 185* Gordon Chatswood 24-10-2015 3 Sean Gardner 19 / 49 06-09-1989 147* Mosman Allan Border 25-10-2008 3rd 1 Jack James 17 /15 18-11-1999 105* Uni. of NSW Petersham Oval 03-12-2016 2 Addison Grinham 17 / 310 17-12-1992 102* Sutherland Sutherland Oval 23-10-2010 3 Angus Stewart 18 / 162 16-05-1990 112 Mosman Coogee Oval 25-10-2008 4th 1 Sean Gardner 16 / 186 06-09-1989 125* Blacktown Coogee Oval 11-03-2006 2 Campbell Dash 17 /304 08-12-1988 138 UTS Balmain Coogee Oval 07-10-2006 3 Angus Stewart 18 / 134 16-05-1990 101 Gordon Kensington Oval 27-09-2008 5th 1 Nathan Ellis 17 / 23 22-09-1994 106 Fairfield Don Dawson Oval 15-10-2011 2 Ethan Grinham 17 / 50 01-01-1995 100 Campbelltown Kensington Oval 19-02-1912 3 Addison Grinham 17 / 85 17-12-1992 119* Bankstown Grahame Thomas 13-03-2010
Youngest three Bowlers to take 5 Wickets in an Innings in EACH GRADE Grade Name Years / days Birth date Figures Club Ground Date 1st 1 Henry Thornton 18 / 14 16-12-1996 5-32 East Suburbs Waverley Oval 20-12-2014 2 Nathan Ellis 19 / 188 22-09-1994 5-37 Sydney Uni. Coogee Oval 29-03-2014 2 Eddie Otto 20 / 180 26-07-1985 5-85 West Suburbs Petersham Oval 22-01-2006 2nd 1 Peter Alevizos 17 / 63 08-10-1988 5-31 Hawkesbury Petersham Oval 10-12-2005 2 Nick Charlwood 20 / 110 18-10-1990 5-65 St George Hurstville Oval 05-02-2011 3 Brandon McLean 20 / 140 27-10-1992 5-36 Fairfield-Liver Rosedale Oval 16-03-2013 3rd 1 Jack Preddey 16 / 321 02-12-1996 6-41 East Suburbs Trumper Park 19-10-2013 2 Morgan Clune 17 / 170 20-09-1995 5-33 Blacktown Jim Hanshaw 09-03-2013 3 Sam Wood 17 / 222 17-02-1997 5-43 Campbelltown Petersham Oval 27-09-2014 4th 1 Henry Thornton 15 / 358 16-12-1996 5-9 Manly-Warring. Petersham Oval 08-12-2012 2 Matthew Coles 17 / 321 07-04-1991 6-23 Blacktown Petersham Oval 14-03-2009 3 Robert Close 18 / 249 31-01-1990 5-16 Parramatta Kensington Oval 06-10-2008 5th 1 Marcus Bain 15 / 119 15-11-1993 5-11 Blacktown Whalan no. 2 14-03-2009 2 Mitch O’Loughlin 16 / 24 23-11-2000 5-25 North Sydney Tunks Park 17-12-2016 3 C Sykes- Morrison 16 / 108 23-10-1996 5-29 Mosman Kensington Oval 09-01-2010
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Randwick Petersham honour roll Premierships of Foundation Clubs & Randwick Petersham Petersham 1899 - 1951 Randwick 1900-2001 1st Grade 1917-18 1st Grade 1930-31, 1937-38, 1951-52, 2nd Grade 1905-06, 1924-25, 1926-27, 1932- 1977-78, 1979-80, 1981-82, 33 1983-84 3rd Grade 1917-18, 1925-26, 1944-45 1st Grade LO 1993-94, 1996-97 4th Grade Nil State Challenge 1994-95 Poidevin Gray Shield Nil 2nd Grade 1915-16, 1919-20, 1930-31, AW Green Shield Nil 1933-34, 1978-79 Club Championship 1924-25 3rd Grade 1913-14, 1930-31, 1932-33, 1933-34, 1935-36, 1936-37, 1942-43, 1943-44, 1979-80, 1984-85, 1990-91, 1992-93, 1995-96 4th Grade 1955-56, 1957-58, 1977-78, 1978-79, 1992-93, 1995-96, 1997-98 5th Grade 1984-85, 1985-86, 1990-91, 1997-98 Poidevin Gray Shield 1930-31, 1967-68 AW Green Shield 1949-50 Club Championship 1930-31, 1932-33, 1933-34, 1935-36, 1944-45, 1977-78, 1991-92, 1992-93
Marrickville 1910-1951 Petersham-Marrickville 1951-2001 1st Grade 1943-44 1st Grade 1954-55, 1955-56, 1961-62, 2nd Grade 1910-11, 1920-21, 1922-23 1974-75 3rd Grade 1923-24, 1931-32 1st Grade LO Nil 4th Grade 1936-37 2nd Grade Nil Poidevin Gray Shield 1932-33, 1936-37, 1937-38 3rd Grade 1951-52, 1963-64, 1968-69, AW Green Shield Nil 1976-77, 1981-82 Club Championship 1922-23 4th Grade 1951-52, 1979-80, 1981-82 5th Grade 1951-52, 1968-69 Poidevin Gray Shield 1951-52, 1961-62, 1972-73 AW Green Shield 1967-68, 1971-72 Club Championship 1951-52, 1968-69 Randwick Petersham est. 2001 1st Grade Nil 4th Grade 2002-03, 2005-06, 2007-08 1st Grade LO 2011-12 5th Grade 2005-06, 2007-08, 2016-17 1st Grade T20 2011-12, 2013-14, 2015-16 Poidevin Gray Shield Nil State Challenge 2012-13 AW Green Shield Nil 2nd Grade 2004-05 Club Championship 2007-08, 2010-11 3rd Grade 2003-04 Metropolitan Cup 2008-09
Total premierships 107
127 Randwick Petersham Representative Honour Roll Australia Test Cricket Test Cap No. Tests with Club Total Tests 1st Test with Club Simon Katich 384 55 56 2003-‐04 Nathan Hauritz 390 16 17 2008-‐09 Usman Khawaja 419 6 23 2010-‐11 David Warner^ 426 45 64 2013-‐14 Note: ^ = Vice Captain Australia One Day Internationals ODI Cap No. ODIs with Club Total ODIs 1st ODI with Club Simon Katich 143 44 45 2003-‐04 Nathan Hauritz 147 50 58 2008-‐09 David Warner 170 60 96 2013-‐14
Australia T20 Internationals T20 Cap No. T20s with Club Total T20s 1st T20 with Club Simon Katich 6 3 3 2004-‐05 Nathan Hauritz 38 3 3 2008-‐09 David Warner 32 20 63 2013-‐14
Australia A Australia – Hong Kong Sixes Opponent Season Season Simon Katich* South Africa 2002-‐03 Scott Coyte 2011-‐12 Usman Khawaja England 2010-‐11 Cameron Borgas 2012-‐13 Usman Khawaja Zimbabwe 2011-‐12 David Warner South Africa/Zimbabwe 2013-‐14 Note: * = Captain
Australia U19 Australia Cricket World Cup Representatives Season/Tour CWC Usman Khawaja 2004-‐05 Usman Khawaja U19 Sri Lanka Usman Khawaja 2005-‐06 David Warner WT20 Sri Lanka 2014 Henry Thornton England, 2014 -‐15 David Warner * CWC Australia 2015 Jason Sangha Dubai, 2016 David Warner WT20 India 2016 Jason Sangha (Capt.) v Sri Lanka 2016-‐17 Jason Sangha ** U19 Bangladesh 2016 Note: * = Winner ** = Team withdrew from Tournament
Prime Minister’s XI Cricket Australia Chairman’s XI Northern Territory Chief Minister XI Opposition Season Opposition Season Opposition Season Simon Katich England 2002-‐03 Usman Khawaja India 2011-‐12 Simon Katich Sri Lanka 2004 Usman Khawaja England 2010-‐11 Jason Sangha Sri Lanka 2016-‐17
NSW First Class NSW Cap No. First Class with Club Total First Class 1st First Class with Club Simon Katich* 689 58 108 2002-‐03 Nathan Hauritz 703 17 79 2006-‐07 Usman Khawaja 709 30 46 2007-‐08 Burt Cockley 710 10 14 2007-‐08 Scott Coyte 704 9 10 2010-‐11 David Warner 714 6 15 2013-‐14 Note: * = Captain Note: First Class includes all Sheffield Shield / Pura Cup matches
NSW One Day Domestic (List A) NSW ODD Cap No. ODD with Club Total ODD 1st ODD with Club Simon Katich* 124 56 103 2002-‐03 Nathan Hauritz 138 34 101 2006-‐07 Burt Cockley 146 5 7 2008-‐09 Usman Khawaja 147 12 27 2008-‐09 Scott Coyte 139 8 12 2010-‐11 David Warner 140 8 35 2013-‐14 Jason Sangha Cricket Australia XI 1 1 2016-‐17 Note: * = Captain
NSW Domestic T20 (State) NSW T20 Cap No. T20 with Club Total T20 1st T20 with Club Simon Katich* 25 23 23 2006-‐07 Nathan Hauritz 26 16 18 2006-‐07 Usman Khawaja 44 7 7 2009-‐10 Scott Coyte 23 7 12 2010-‐11 Note: * = Captain Note: Includes Australian and Champions League matches
128 Randwick Petersham 16th Annual Report 2016 - 17 Randwick Petersham Representative Honour Roll cont.
KFC Big Bash League T20 Domestic (Franchise) Franchise T20 with Club Total T20 1st T20 with Club Simon Katich*# Perth Scorchers 38 38 2011-‐12 Nathan Hauritz Brisbane Heat 12 24 2011-‐12 Usman Khawaja# Sydney Thunder 17 21 2011-‐12 Scott Coyte Sydney Thunder 7 13 2011-‐12 Cameron Borgas Sydney Thunder 7 13 2012-‐13 Luke Feldman Sydney Sixers 8 14 2012-‐13 David Warner Sydney Thunder 1 3 2013-‐14 Soumil Chhibber Sydney Sixers Rookie -‐ 2015-‐16 Henry Thornton Melbourne Stars Rookie -‐ 2015-‐16 Jason Sangha Sydney Thunder Rookie -‐ 2016-‐17 Note: * = Captain Note: # = Champions Note: Includes Big Bash League and Champions League matches
Sydney Sixers Academy Sydney Thunder Academy Season Season Adam Semple 2014-‐17 Jason Sangha 2015-‐17 Daniel Sams 2015-‐17 Soumil Chhibber 2015-‐16 Anthony Sams 2015-‐17 Nathan Price 2016-‐17
Futures League NSW 2nd XI ACT Season Season Season Adam Warren 2001-‐02 Adam Coyte 2010-‐11 Nathan Price 2011-‐12 Usman Khawaja 2005-‐09 Damian Wall 2010-‐11 Greg West 2016-‐17 Nathan Hauritz 2006-‐09 Anthony Sams 2011-‐13 Burt Cockley 2007-‐12 Adam Semple 2012-‐13 Scott Coyte 2010-‐12 Daniel Sams 2015-‐17 Nathan Price 2010-‐12 & Jason Sangha 2015-‐17 2015-‐17
NSW Imparja Cup / National Indigenous Cricket Championships (NICC) Imparja Cup / NICC Black Caps Merit Team Season Season Nathan Price* 2011-‐17 Nathan Price 2014 Samuel Doggett 2014-‐16 Nathan Price 2015 Ben Mitchell 2014-‐15 Nathan Price 2016 Ben Stares 2014-‐15 Samuel Doggett* 2016 Nathan Stares 2014-‐15 Nathan Price* 2017 Ben Stares (NT) 2016-‐17 Note: * = Captain 2016 Note: * = Player of the Tournament
Australian Indigenous ‘Black Development Caps’ Squad, India Nathan Price 2012
NSW u19 NSW u17 NSW City Colts Season Season Season Usman Khawaja 2004-‐06 Peter Alevizos 2005-‐06 Nicholas Stapleton 2011-‐12 Peter Alevizos 2007-‐08 Bradley Maguire 2010-‐11 Soumil Chhibber 2012-‐13 Henry Thornton 2013-‐14 Shaun Eaton 2012-‐13 Jake Scicluna 2012-‐15 Thomas Jagot 2014-‐15 Henry Thornton 2014-‐16
Green Shield Merit Team NSW Schoolboys SCA Merit XII Season Season Season Usman Khawaja 2002-‐03 Usman Khawaja 2003-‐04 Jake Wilson 2012-‐13 William Passas 2003-‐04 Sean Gardner 2004-‐05 Jake Wilson 2013-‐14 Sean Gardner 2004-‐05 Peter Alevizos 2006-‐07 Nathan Price 2015-‐16 Peter Alevizos 2004-‐05 Nathan Ellis 2011-‐12 Daniel Sams 2015-‐16 Mark Carroll 2004-‐05 Sam Wood (GPS) 2013-‐14 Nathan Price 2016-‐17 Robert Close 2005-‐06 Ravin De Silva (CHS) 2013-‐14 Anthony Sams 2016-‐17 Nick Charlwood 2006-‐07 Jack Preddey (CCS) 2013-‐14 Daniel Sams 2016-‐17 Jason Gray 2009-‐10 Ethan Grinham (2nd XI) 2010-‐11 Cooper Smith 2013-‐14
# Statistics correct 27/6/17 as of
129 Randwick Petersham Cricket Officials President Chief Executive Asst Chief Executive 2001-17 Michael Whitney 2001-02 Laurie Heil 2001-02 Ray Stafford 2002-07 Ray Stafford 2002-03 Tony Parker 2007-09 Greg Hartshorne 2003-08 Tony Martin 2009-17 David Holland 2008-09 Wayne Mulherin 2009-12 Matthew Hilder 2012-17 David Bourke
Financial Controller Asst Financial Controller 2001-03 Stephen Devlin 2001-02 Alan Wright 2004-09 David Holland 2003-12 Bernie Dagg 2002-03 Bernie Dagg 2009-17 Nigil Singh 2012-17 James Tyson 2003-04 Tony Parker
NSWCA Delegate SCA Delegate 2001-17 Peter Wright 2001-16 Peter Wright 2007-08 Greg Hartshorne 2001-02 Chris Sullivan 2008-09 Chris Sullivan 2002-03 Greg Hartshorne 2009-17 David Holland 2003-07 Ray Stafford
Committee Members 2001-17 Chris Sullivan 2001-02 Dean White 2008-17 Bill Anderson 2014-17 John Stewart 2001-15 David Townsend 2002-08 Wayne Mulherin 2009-10 Robert Barter 2015-17 Robin Gardner 2001-17 Alan Wright 2006-08 Darren McCoy 2009-17 Neale Anderson 2015-17 Rodney Stafford 2001-06 Greg Hartshorne 2008-09 Matthew Hilder 2009-12 Stephen Devlin 2001-02 David Skuthorpe 2008-17 Peter Devlin 2011-15 Anyes McLean
Club Coach Asst Club Coach Club Captain 2001-09 Peter Devlin 2015-17 Simon Gould 2001-06 Andrew Millican 2009-11 Robert Huxley 2006-11 Brett Hunter 2011-12 & 2013-15 Andrew Millican 2011-15 Grant Rimmer 2012-13 Grant Rimmer 2015-17 Karl Schubert 2015-17 Greg Small 1st Grade Captain 2001-04 Paul Toole 2004-05 Matthew Mott 2005-06 Joseph Hill 2006-07 Shawn Flegler 2007-09 Nathan Hauritz 2008-10 Rodney Stafford 2008-10 Usman Khawaja 2010-12 Scott Coyte 2011-12 Nathan Price 2012-16 Adam Semple 2016-17 Alex Kemp 2nd Grade Captain 2001-02 Rhys Banwell 2009-11 David Mitchell 2005-08 Rodney Stafford 2016-17 Thomas Holland 2008-09 Michael Watson 2004-05 Greg Hartshorne 2012-14 Rodney Stafford 2002-04 Matthew Parker 2011-12 John McLoughlin & 2014-16 John McLoughlin Rodney Stafford 3rd Grade Captain 2001-02 Steven Yates 2002-03 Kallin Davies 2003-04 Greg Hartshorne 2004-05 Tony Martin 2005-06 James LeHuray 2006-07 Brenton Barker 2007-08 Nigil Singh 2008-09 Alex Sciascia 2009-12 Nigil Singh 2012-13 Matthew Hilder 2013-14 Nick Charlwood 2014-17 Rodney Stafford 4th Grade Captain 2001-03 Greg Hartshorne 2003-10 David Townsend 2010-12 Andrew Harrison 2012-17 David Bourke 5th Grade Captain 2001-02 Alan Wright 2002-03 Tony Martin 2003-05 Alan Wright 2005-06 Dean White 2006-07 John Tierney 2007-08 Darren McCoy 2008-09 Matthew Hilder 2009-11 Peter Devlin 2011-12 Robert Huxley 2012-14 Jason McLean 2014-15 Grant Rimmer 2015-16 Luis Siddall 2016-17 Nigil Singh Poidevin Gray Shield Captain 2001-02 David Mitchell 2002-03 Brenton Barker 2003-05 Paul Greentree 2005-06 Eddie Otto 2006-08 Usman Khawaja 2008-09 William Passas 2009-10 Robert Close 2010-11 Adam Coyte 2011-12 Brandon McLean 2012-13 Nicholas Stapleton 2013-14 Brandon McLean 2014-16 Jake Scicluna 2016-17 James Psarakis AW Green Shield Captain 2001-02 Glen Carroll 2002-03 Usman Khawaja 2003-05 Campbell Dash 2005-06 Sean Gardner 2006-07 Nick Charlwood 2007-08 Nicholas Stapleton 2008-09 Barton Lynch 2009-10 Nicholas Saady 2010-11 Hayden McLean 2011-12 Riley Orr 2012-13 Henry Thornton 2013-14 R De Silva & Julian Dimas 2014-15 Elliott Brookes 2015-16 Jack Standing 2016-17 Joshua Claridge Metropolitan Cup Captain 2001-02 Phil Traynor 2001-03 Mohit Kumar 2002-03 Grant Rimmer 2002-07 George Frazakis 2003-05 M Chandrashekaran 2003-05 Gavin Dennett 2004-05 Sean Porter 2005-06 Shane Brien 2005-13 Denis Hinds 2006-07 Denis Howard 2007-09 Sam Rochaix 2009-12 Anthony McGinness 2007&2013-14 Alan Wright 2010-17 John Stewart 2012-13 Marcus Bain 2012-13 Cameron Fowler 2013-14 Steve Stammers 2013-14 Armaan Nawaz 2013-15 Bala Mohan 2013-15 Luis Siddall 2014-15 Lasith Fernando 2015-17 Alexis Coovre
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