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142Nd ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 and STATEMENT of FINANCIAL POSITION PRINTERS of MORE THAN JUST PAPER! 142nd ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 AND STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION PRINTERS OF MORE THAN JUST PAPER! SIGNAGE I PACKAGING I PHOTOBOOKS I NOVELTY At Caxton we love new challenges and for over 80 years we have diversified into many varieties of print. From bags, wine and beer labels, packaging, lanterns, door hangers... we even print funky chairs! Come into Caxton to see all the exciting options for your next print project, even if it is just on paper! 32 LODESTAR AVE WIGRAM CHRISTCHURCH PHONE 366 8516 WWW.CAXTON.CO.NZ Notice of Annual General Meeting Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Canterbury Cricket Association Incorporated covering the 142nd year of cricket administration in Canterbury will be held on Wednesday 30 October 2019 at the Umpires Pavilion, Hagley Oval, Christchurch at 6.30pm. The Annual Report of the Board of Directors will be submitted to the meeting and the following business will be transacted. 1. Confirmation of the minutes of the 141st Annual General Meeting held on 29 October 2018. 2. Adoption of the 142nd Annual Report of the Board, Statement of Financial Performance for the year ended 31 July 2019 and Statement of Financial Position as at 31 July 2019. 3. Confirmation of appointment of the Auditor for the ensuing year. 4. Election of the Board of Directors 5. To consider and vote on any Notice of Motion 6. General Business Please note that Members must advise the names of their voting delegates, which are to be received in writing by Jeremy Curwin at Canterbury Cricket no later than 5pm, Tuesday October 15. Dated 22 September 2019 By the order of the Board of Directors G Lund Chairman Canterbury Cricket Association (Inc) 1. / ADMINISTRATION CONTENTS 1. ADMINISTRATION 3. CRICKET PERFORMANCE REVIEW Administration 3 Cricket Performance 41 Photo Gallery 4 Canterbury Men’s Team 46 President’s Report 11 Men’s Ford Trophy Scorecards 47 Chairman’s Report 12 Plunket Shield Scorecards 53 Chief Executive’s Report 13 BKSS Twenty20 Scorecards 58 Operations Report 14 Canterbury Women’s Team 64 Marketing Report 16 Hallyburton Johnstone Shield Scorecards 65 Community Cricket Report 18 BKSS Twenty20 Scorecards 71 Funding Partners 21 Canterbury Under 21 Women Report 77 Commercial Partners 22 Canterbury Under 19 Men Report 78 Canterbury Under 17 Men Report 79 2. FINANCIAL REPORT Canterbury Over 60 Men Report 80 Canterbury Cricket Financial Report 23-40 4 ADMINISTRATION / 1. ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS OF THE CCA CCA STAFF Jeremy Curwin Chief Executive President Anup Nathu Trudy Anderson Operations Manager Chairman Garry Lund Brendon Donkers Men’s Coach Chief Executive Jeremy Curwin Dion Ebrahim Men’s Assistant Coach Solicitor Lane Neave Ben Rapson Magicians Coach Auditor Ashton Wheelans Simon Hill General Manager – Community Cricket Andrew Reid Coach & Talent Development Manager Rachel Candy Female & Pathway Development Manager BOARD OF DIRECTORS Eugene Sanders Match Officials & Operations Coordinator Anup Nathu (President), Garry Lund Aaron Price Marketing Executive (Chairman), Stephen Bateman, Neil Tyndall Strength & Conditioning Trainer Nicki Turner, Andrew McRae, Amos Johnson Physiotherapist Andrew Nutall, Leeann Watson Life Members Districts Board Canterbury Magicians Denis Aberhart Mark Medlicott (SCCA) B Rapson (Convenor) Brian Adams Dave Fisher (SCCA) R Milburn Cran Bull Lindsay Kerr (CCCA) F Mackay Shirley Cowles Peter Devlin (CCCA) (MCCA) Dave Gallop Mike Southby (MCCA) Women’s Under 21 Derek Hughey Tim Brownlee (WCCA) R Candy (Convenor) Trevor Luke Kevin Scanlon (BCA) R Milburn Alisoun Mitchell Mike Harvey (CMCA) Pat Quickenden Ric Horsfall (CMCA) REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS Lee Robinson New Zealand Men Mike Satterthwaite Delegates to other bodies T Latham David Shackleton NZC AGM M Henry Janice Stead Jeremy Curwin H Nicholls John Thompson T Astle CANTERBURY SELECTORS Honorary Cricket Members Canterbury Men & Kings New Zealand Women Denis Aberhart B Donkers (Convenor) A Satterthwaite Derek Cockburn D Ebrahim L Tahuhu Graham Dowling C McConchie E Bermingham Bro. Bill Dowling K Ebrahim John Gardner Canterbury A Team F Mackay Barry Hadlee D Ebrahim (Convenor) H Jensen Brian Hastings G Kench Greg Hills B Donkers Alan Jamieson Brian McCrorie Men’s Under 19 National Denis McMurtrie D Ebrahim (Convenor) Lester Ward A Reid John Ward Boys’ Under 17 National Honorary Medical Officers A Reid (Convenor) Dr Rob Campbell D Ebrahim 5 1. / PHOTO GALLERY – KINGS SUPER SMASH Tyler Lortan, Cam Fletcher, Jeremy Benton and Cole McConchie Chad Bowes Tom Latham Leo Carter Cole McConchie Henry Nicholls Kyle Jamieson Cam Fletcher Cole McConchie 6 6 MAGICIANS SUPER SMASH - PHOTO GALLERY / 1. Erin Bermingham Frances Mackay Kirsty Nation Gabby Sullivan Laura Hughes 7 Kate Ebrahim 1. / PHOTO GALLERY – FORD TROPHY Cole McConchie Andrew Ellis Stephen Murdoch Andrew Ellis Andrew Hazeldine Chad Bowes Henry Shipley Matt Henry Cam Fletcher 8 MAGICIANS - PHOTO GALLERY / 1. Jess Simmons Gabby Sullivan Sarah Asmussen Allie Mace-Cochrane Hayley Jensen Kate Ebrahim and Frances Mackay 9 9 Amy Satterthwaite and Kirsty Nation 1. / PHOTO GALLERY - AWARDS EVENING Frances Mackay & Cole McConchie Gary Stead & Cole McConchie Gary Stead & Frances Mackay Stephen Murdoch & Gary Stead Tom Latham & Gary Stead Gary Stead & Todd Astle Jez Curwin 10 Erin Bermingham, Rachel Candy & Frances Mackay AWARDS EVENING - PHOTO GALLERY / 1. MC Willy Nicholls Gary Stead & Jack Boyle Gary Stead & Andrew Hazeldine Gary Stead & Erin Bermingham Gary Stead & Phil Harris Tom Latham & Jesse Frew 11 Erin Bermingham, Rachel Candy & Frances Mackay 1. / PHOTO GALLERY – PLUNKET SHIELD Matt Henry Leo Carter and Cam Fletcher Henry Nicholls Andrew Hazeldine Theo van Woerkom Stephen Murdoch 12 ADMINISTRATION / 1. PRESIDENT’S REPORT Firstly, I would like to thank the board for having the The Canterbury Cricket Trust continue to enhance the confidence to approach me to take on the position as Hagley Oval experience, with the proposed indoor facilities President. I feel honoured and privileged to be able to put and permanent flood lights. The lights are essential for something back into the game I love. A game which has Canterbury to be show-cased over the Indian sub-continent given me many highlights and long-lasting friendships. with day-night games fitting into their ideal TV viewing Arriving at the crease barely getting through the first time. over has given me quick insight into the challenging times Going into the new season, the performance of the ahead – these include financial stability, the community BLACKCAPS at the Cricket World Cup can only be positive cricket structure, and performance of our representative for the game at all levels, particularly the youth. Hopefully teams. The board ably lead by Garry Lund are certainly up our playing numbers will get a boost and the infrastructure for the challenge. is in place to cope. We’re in for a blockbuster summer Jeremy Curwin has settled into the role with the key task ahead, with the BLACKCAPS hosting the big three of India, of increasing revenue streams. The board have a degree of Australia and England (India test being the highlight). confidence as he is tapping into new and exciting areas to I am looking forward to seeing the beautiful Hagley Oval generate additional income. Full marks for the effort. put on the world stage once again. Looking over the 2018/19 playing season - the highlight being second placed by men’s team in Plunket Shield, it would be fair to say for all teams’ men’s, women’s and Anup Nathu age groups, there is plenty of room for improvement in President, September 2019 the coming season. I wish all the team the best to get Canterbury back to top of the table in all formats. 13 1. / ADMINISTRATION CHAIRMAN’S REPORT It gives me great pleasure to provide some reflections on Canterbury has a proud playing history, and the 2018/19 the 2018/19 season. season for the Canterbury Men’s will be seen as the Firstly, to the Board. As volunteers in a game that is building blocks and development of the next generation. demanding more and more from a governance perspective, A challenging season results wise, but one that will provide my sincere thanks for your work and support over the great learning for the coaches and playing group. many challenges we have faced. Having recently reset our The Canterbury Women’s 2018/19 season was Strategic Priorities, I feel extremely confident that we are highlighted by a fantastic run by the Magicians to reach the well placed to lead the game in our region. final of the Burger King Super Smash. In a fantastic final There are many challenges confronting the game, but they were narrowly beaten by the favourites, Wellington. I couldn’t help but smile, looking on as Canterbury’s Gary In a landmark year for Women’s Cricket in New Zealand, I Stead, Craig McMillan, Matt Henry, Tom Latham and Henry am extremely excited about our ongoing opportunities to Nichols took part in one of the greatest pieces of sporting grow participation in performance of the women’s game. theatre I have ever witnessed. It was wonderful to once I have mentioned the Strategic Review that the CCA again be reminded of the incredible sport that is cricket. It Board and Management has completed. As a new Chair was also a brilliant example of how sport and the way it is and relatively new Board, we have walked into the played and the way a team behave, can have an impact far challenges of this year with an open mind and optimism. greater than the game itself. The most important priority for the Board as we look I certainly feel privileged to play a small part in this forward, and one that we acknowledge must improve, is in special game. our relationships and communication with our members. Canterbury, alongside the other major associations in As guardians of the Game, we must provide leadership, New Zealand, faces significant challenges to stay relevant, strategic direction, and help facilitate the growth and both on and off the field.
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