SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB INC.

ANNUAL REPORT

2018-2019

PRESENTED AT THE 124TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING SYDENHAM PAVILION, SYDENHAM PARK TUESDAY 27 AUGUST 2019

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SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB

OFFICE BEARERS 2018/2019 SEASON

PATRON Mr J Harliwich PRESIDENT Mr G Harris PAST PRESIDENT Mr I Thomson VICE PRESIDENT Mr G Dann, Mr T Agnew MENS CLUB CAPTAIN Mr A Chisnall WOMENS CLUB CAPTAIN HONORARY SECRETARY Linda Pettigrew HONORARY TREASURER Mr K Congdon HONORARY AUDITOR Margaret-Mary Coughlan, Ashton Wheelans JUNIOR CLUB Mrs L Hickford SYDENHAM YOUTH Mr F Smith HONORARY SOLICITOR COMMITTEE Mr M Loose, Mr M Dolden, Mr J Bennett, Mr M Crook, Mr M Owens, Mr S Finnie, Mrs M Lankeshwar, Mr G Gardner, Mr A Hegarty DELEGATES TO THE CMCA Mr G Harris, Mr A McKenzie DELEGATES TO THE SPC Mr G Harris, Mr M Loose, Mr M Dolden LIFE MEMBERS (MEN) Messrs D Gallop, J Harliwich, G Harris, T Kerr, J O’Sullivan, K Prusas, F Rice, B Salt, R Thomas, W Thomson, B Walker, D Heard, P McKenzie, I Thomson, R Dann, T White, A Chisnall, M Pearcy, T Danenberg, K Congdon, K Julian, K Thomson. LIFE MEMBERS (WOMEN) Mesdames R Martin, T McDonald, P Quickenden, P Carrick

PRESIDENTS REPORT

It is my pleasure to present the 124th Annual Report to the members of the Sydenham Cricket Club.

It is significant to note that next year is our 125th Year in existence, and this time next year, planning will be well underway for our 125 year celebrations. More on that event later, but suffice to say, we intend to celebrate that momentous occasion in style.

Looking back on our year I think we can feel satisfied with the season. I know our Afternoon grade teams acquitted themselves well, and in particularly our 6th Grade Cardinals who won their grade and Jon Bennett’s Goats who won the round robin section in Div Four.

We are seeing player growth in our Women’s section, and it is particularly pleasing to see both growth in player numbers and team performances in our Youth Section. We fully expect to field two more additional teams when their competition resumes in October.

Our Morning Grade cricketers achieved mixed results, and with the reality of promotion/relegation in these grades, the pressure is on to remain competitive and avoid relegation. Regrettably it appears our Division one side did not score enough points to be promoted into the Championship grade, and this is clearly an issue for our club as it does not provide an ideal pathway for our talented youth players who aspire to Premier Cricket, nor does it give us an ability to entice new promising players into our club.

So with all of this apparent to us, much work has gone on during the Winter to ensure we are best placed to be competitive in our two top teams. To that extent I am delighted to advise the Mathew Bell (ex Black Cap, and current NZC contracted coach) has been appointed head coach of the Men’s Premier Squad.

Chris Harris has advised the committee that he wishes to step back from front line duties and probably just play white ball cricket. We owe Harry a huge debt of gratitude as a player, a coach and a cricket ambassador for our club, and still he wants to keep playing at 50 years of age! However with Harry wanting to step back, I am delighted to announce that Tim Johnstone has been appointed Captain of the Premier team in all three playing formats. Toby Mowatt from the Northern Lancashire Leagues will be joining us as a specialist opening batter and there could well be another signing or two as we shore up the playing strength and numbers in our top two men's teams. Bill Nicholson has taken on the role of Convenor of Selectors he will be ably assisted by Kevin Congdon with input from TJ and Matt Bell.

The Premier Women have been busy in the off season also. Under the very capable stewardship of Linda Pettigrew they have been involved in winter coaching programmes with specialist coaches such as Amy Satherwaite and Nicky Turner and Katrina Keenan, and I am assured we will be a very competitive group this upcoming season.

The challenges of growing a sustainable cricket club remain, and the biggest hurdle is funding. I can assure our members that your committee is working very hard at ways in which we create multiple income streams into our club. I hope to make further announcements on this as we move into the season.

Further, the committee is very conscious of the need to balance our subscription revenue against fees charged by other clubs, but whilst ensuring that the subscription income does make a meaningful contribution to our income line.

We are also deeply indebted and appreciative of the support we receive from our community funding agencies and we work very hard to demonstrate to them that their contributions are vital in our desire to grow our player base and the quality of our facilities.

Our sincere thanks to Southern community Trust Pub Charity Air Rescue New Zealand Community Trust Rata Foundation We also wish to acknowledge the financial support we receive from Christchurch Metro Cricket Sport Canterbury - and also our other funding supporters The Birdwood café and Pizzeria Harris Family trust Banfields Butchery Swanndri The Experience Group Kiwi Rail International Antarctic Centre Koha Fitness Basic Bikes St Martins New World.

Finally and again, I must give thanks to my committee. To all of you I offer my heartfelt thanks for the work you do to make this club the successful club that it is. I can assure all of our members that having a stable and committed management team is a huge plus in embracing the many challenges we face. I am particularly pleased that our current committee offer themselves for re- election and that is a further endorsement of the faith your committee have in our journey ahead to grow our club in players and facilities. Do not let this dissuade any one of you in putting your name forward to join us at the committee table. We have much to do and you would be very welcome!

Finally on behalf of your committee, it is my pleasure to present to you the 124th Annual Report and Financial statement for your consideration.

Graham Harris President

CLUB CAPTAINS REPORT

It was a pleasing end to the season for the club with several outstanding team and individual efforts on the final day.

The Div 6 Cardinals won their final on Sydenham Park to go along with their first placing in the round robin competition. The Div 4 Goats wrapped up their season with a third placing in the finals after winning the round robin competition. The Prem Women won there playoff match to finish 3rd in the one day competition. Well done to all the other teams for their efforts over the season. Special mention to the Div 8 Tamil team who in only their second season of playing club cricket (and this year playing 40 over comp) showed they have the ability to play at this level with some good wins thru the season.

Individual highlights on the last day included Chad and Ryan for the Prem Men both getting unbeaten centuries and Chidambaram Palaniappan for the Tamils getting the clubs best bowling figures for the season with 7 for 9. The last day of the season saw five more trophies for batting and bowling for individual efforts. Always an interesting time of the year when sorting trophies with these last minute achievements. And a good turnout at the prize giving with all sides being represented even with the winter sports code under way.

It was good to be back on Sydenham Park this season and I think everyone certainly enjoyed that opportunity to play again on the park. And this showed at the bar with good turnouts after the games. Social events were reasonably well supported thru out the season. Everything from Bert's quiz nights thru to the end of season golf day which provides some exciting moments throughout the day. Would be great if we can get more members to these events in the coming season.

This year the senior club increased in size to 17 teams with the youth teams now under the club banner. Exciting times ahead with the youth talent coming thru both in the men's and women's ranks. Like other years it was great to see these youth players putting there hands up to play in mens/womens teams when they had no youth cricket and being embraced by the club teams.

A big thanks to all the captains for their hard work over the season supporting the club, from getting teams on the field, supporting social events, and to ensuring club stats were kept up to date. A special thanks to Maria Lankeshwar for all her hard work with the women's section. She has finished coaching with the senior club this last season to concentrate her efforts in the junior club.

Also thanks to the committee and helpers for all their hard work over the season. There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes to keep the club up and running especially with the size of our club.

Remember to stay up to date with the club scene on the club website and Facebook.

Have a great winter and look forward to seeing you all back next season.

Andrew Chisnall Club Captain OBITUARIES

Barry Ellis passed away late last season. He was apparently a (little) opening batsman and a (big!) character for the club from 1964 to 1971 (Played senior grade from 1964 to 1970). His club stats show he played (in senior grade) 80 innings, 4 not outs, scored 1244 runs at average of 16.36 with highest score of 77. Also 31 catches.

Mark Banfield died over the winter months. He was a great supporter of the club providing both raffle and quiz prizes through the Banfields of Beckenham butchery.

The club also records the passing of Russell Dann's wife Margaret.

Our sincere sympathies and condolences go to any club members who have suffered bereavements.

FINAL POINTS AND PLACINGS

NO OF TEAMS TEAM POINTS PLACING IN GRADE

MENS Premier - 2 day Trophy 44.27 7th 8 Premier - 1 day Cup 43 5th 8 Premier - Twenty/20 (lost semi to LP) 20 3rd 8 Div 1 - 2 day Trophy 68.85 2nd 6 Div 1 - 1 day Cup (lost final to OC) 81 2nd 6 Div 1 - Twenty/20 18 5th 6 Div 1 - Syd Suddenly 2 day Comp 19.96 6th 6 Div 1 - Syd Suddenly 1 day Comp 37 5th 6 Div 1 - Syd Suddenly Twenty/20 0 6th 6 Div 4 - Sydenham Goats 72 1st 8 Div 4 - Sydenham Goats (top 4) 3rd 4 Div 6 - Sydenham Cardinals (won final against NB) 84 1st= 8 Div 6 - Sydenham Allstars 32 8th 8 Div 8 - Sydenham Tamil XI 44 7th 8 Presidents - Sydenham Cardinals 36 8th= 10 Presidents - Sydenham Cardinals (bott 6) 28 3rd 6 Presidents - Sydenham Hospital 16 10 10 Presidents - Sydenham Hospital (bott 6) 9 6th 6

WOMENS Premier 1 day Comp 33 3rd 4 Premier Twenty/20 Comp 5 3rd 4 Kirsty Bond Series 38 2nd 4 Debbie Hockley Series 31 4th 4 Under 17 Haidee Tiffen Series 19 6th 6

Hadlee Trophy - Senior Men's Comps - punctuality, dress and sportsmanship award 581 5th 8

Petersen Shield - for best overall club performance 5.16 7th 9

TROPHY WINNERS 2018-19

COMMITTEE TROPHY (Best Contribution by a non-committee member) BILL NICHOLSON

NORMAND LEE MEMORIAL TROPHY (Outstanding Services to the Club) BERT WALKER

IAN HARTLAND TROPHY (Personality of the Year) TIM JOHNSTON

EA GASSON TROPHY (Most Promising Male Cricketer) CHARLIE FINNIE

TD KERR TROPHY (Most Promising Female Cricketer) ERIKA ODA

WALLY CHISNALL MEMORIAL TROPHY (Best Individual Bowling Performance in an Innings) CHID PALANIAPPAN 7/9

E A JOHNS TROPHY (Seasons Highest Score) MATTHEW LOOSE 179*

TELFORD BALL MEMORIAL TROPHY (Outstanding Male Bowler of the Season below Seniors) CHARLIE FINNIE 44

PETER LUBLOW MEMORIAL TROPHY (Outstanding Male Bowler of Season for Seniors) MITCH GARDNER 34

PF CARRICK TROPHY (Outstanding Female Bowler of Season for Seniors) JENNA WAGHORN 33

W PATRICK MEMORIAL CUP (Outstanding Batsman Below Seniors) MATHEW LOOSE 603

RAY ARMSTRONG TROPHY (Outstanding Batsman of the Season for Seniors) RYAN WALLACE 491

FJ RICE TROPHY (Outstanding Batswoman of the Season for Seniors) JODIE DEAN 285

JIM HARTIGAN TROPHY (Best All-round performance in men’s lower grades) OLLIE PHILPOTT 385 RUNS 28 WICKETS 5 CATCHES

ALL ROUNDERS TROPHY (Lower Grade Girls) BOADICEA LYNCH

THE COACHES TROPHY (Outstanding Player Women's Lower Grades) AMELIA TAINUI

ZENA HOCKING TROPHY (Most Improved Womens Player) CASEY LIDDINGTON

LEE GERMON WICKETKEEPING TROPHY (Keeper Taking the Most Dismissals) ANDREW REYNALDS 22C/3STP

DARRIN MURRAY FIELDING TROPHY (Fielder Taking the Most Catches) TONY DANENBERG 12

BECKENHAM FOOTWEAR & ENGRAVERS PLAYER OF THE YEAR JENNA WAGHORN

TEAM PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Premier Men RYAN WALLACE

Premier Women JENNA WAGHORN

Div 1 CHARLIE FINNIE

Div 1 Suddenly Syds JOSH CHARLTON

Div 4 Goats CHRIS DOUGLAS

Div 6 Cardinals KIERAN WILLIAMS

Div 6 Allstars CHRISTOPHER REEVE

Div 8 Tamils DAVID JAYAPAUL

Presidents Cardinals MATTHEW LOOSE

Presidents Hospital JAMES BARKHUIZEN

T20 Women CAITLIN MORTIMER

Youth Women KATE CAMERON

HONOURS BOARD

Batting

Matthew Loose (Pres Cards) 179* Ryan Wallace (Prem Men) 117* Carl Hooper (Div 1) 117* Chad Bowes (Prem Men) 112* Phillip Walker (Pres Cards) 104 James McKay (Pres Cards) 103*

Erika Oda (T20 Women) 60* Hannah Morrissey (T20 Women) 51* Boadicea Lynch (Youth Women) 50* Casey Liddington (Youth Women) 50*

Bowling

Chid Palaniappan (Div 8 Tamils) 7/9 Kieran Williams (Div 6 Cards) 6/2 Carolyn Esterhuizen (Prem Women) 6/7 Ben Larter (Div 6 Cards) 6/12 Conner Williams (Div 1) 6/24 Rod Hooper (Div 1) 6/28 Oliver Philpott (Div 4 Goats) 6/35 Kieran Williams (Div 6 Cards) 5/2 Chris Douglas (Div 4 Goats) 5/4 Chris Douglas (Div 4 Goats) 5/6 Oliver Philpott (Div 4 Goats) 5/8 Jon Bennett (Div 4 Goats) 5/10 M A Deshmukh (Div 8 Tamils) 5/11 Chid Palaniappan (Div 8 Tamils) 5/17 Harriot Fletcher (Youth Women) 5/19 Kieran Williams (Div 6 Cards) 5/24 Jagath Kerrthisooriya (Pres Cards) 5/25 James Barkhuizen (Pres Hosp) 5/28 Cameran Hatcher (Div 6 Allstars) 5/31 James Stokes (Div 6 Cards) 5/40 Andrew Moulten (Div 1 Sudds) 5/46 Eugene Hawyn (Pres Hosp) 5/50 Patrick Wickes (Div 1 Sudds) 5/92

Boadicea Lynch (Youth Women) 4/6 Jaimee Cartwright (T20 Women) 4/8

Hattricks

Kieran Williams (Div 6 Cards) 5/2 Charlie Finnie (Div 1) 4/4

REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS

Congratulations to the following:

MEN

Kelvin Scott South Island over 50's Charlie Finnie Canterbury Metro Red U17 Charlie Finnie Canterbury Indoor U22 Daniel Watt Canterbury Indoor U22 Taylor Irie Canterbury Indoor Open Men's. Taylor Irie NZ Indoor U22 Carl Hooper NZ Indoor Open Men's Carl Hooper Canterbury Indoor Open Men's Braden Gardner NZ Indoor Open Men's Braden Gardner Canterbury Indoor Open Men's Mitch Gardner NZ Indoor Open Men's Mitch Gardner Canterbury Indoor Open Men's.. Ben Breitmeyer Canterbury Indoor U15 Dallas Crowe Canterbury Indoor U15 Isaac Milne Canterbury Indoor U15 Benjamin Breitmeyer Christchurch Metro Black U15 Jamie Ehau Christchurch Metro Black U15 Isaac Milne Christchurch Metro Black U15 Rhys Thyne Christchurch Metro Black U15

WOMEN

Bernadine Bezuidenhout NZ White Ferns Bernadine Bezuidenhout Northern Spirit Carolyn Esterhiuzen Northern Spirit Jodie Dean Canterbury Magicians Jodie Dean Canterbury U21 Jenna Waghorn Canterbury U21 Jodie Dean Future Magicians - Christchurch Metro Red Casey Liddington Future Magicians - Christchurch Metro Red Boadicea Lynch Future Magicians - Christchurch Metro Red Alana Topping Future Magicians - Christchurch Metro Red Jenna Waghorn Future Magicians - Christchurch Metro Red Paula Winsor (nee Flannery)-coach Future Magicians - Christchurch Metro Black Rosie Pentecost Future Magicians - Christchurch Metro Black Caitlyn Robertson Future Magicians - Canterbury Country Eden Pettigrew - coach Junior Magicians - Christchurch Metro Red Boadicea Lynch Junior Magicians - Christchurch Metro Red Amelia Tainui Junior Magicians - Christchurch Metro Red Paula Winsor (nee Flannery)-coach Junior Magicians - Christchurch Metro Black Dakoda Potter Junior Magicians - Christchurch Metro Black

PREMIER MEN TEAM REPORT

At the Christmas break the Prem men would have felt pleased with their efforts to date having narrowly missed making the 1-Day semis, and sitting comfortably in 2nd place in the 2-Dayers. That good form initially carried through into January when the side again performed very well in the T20 competition, managing to get through to the semi-finals only to miss out on the final when they were well beaten by Lancaster Park. The stand-out in that T20 run was TJ Johnston who relished the opening role and clubbed 245 runs to sit 2nd in the competition’s aggregates.

Attention then turned to the balance of the 2-Day competition but unfortunately from that point our game fell apart for much of February and March. In those next four matches we never managed to score above 160 in any innings against sides who had players better equipped to bat time which we struggled to do ourselves. Chris Harris was the exception to that with Harry instrumental in many desperate rearguard actions to save matches, but we failed to achieve in the first three, and then weren’t well placed in the Marist rained out match next. The batting problem was compounded by an inexplicable drop in the standard of our fielding which saw one of the better fielding sides before Christmas suddenly become one of the worse. It was hard to gauge the bowlers’ performances in that environment where missed chances gave the batsmen opportunities that they later exploited – an obvious big work on for next season.

The only ray of sunshine in the 2-Days after Christmas was the last match against BWU. We were well and truly out of contention in that match after the first day, but then through the sterling efforts of Harry, Chad Bowes and Ryan Wallace, managed to save the match with Chad (113*) and Ryan (118*) both finishing with unbeaten centuries. A memorable match and a Sydenham batting effort rarely seen in recent years.

Chris Harris was the stand-out performer of the side without whom some matches certainly wouldn’t have been won (his six off the last ball to beat OBC at Sydenham was memorable) and the bad days would have been far worse – his average of 43 with 10 not outs evidence of the inability of others to stay with him. Taylor Irie stood out as one of the few who could bat time, and was the pick of the out-fielders with seven run-outs. Ryan Wallace had a disappointing run by his standards after Christmas until that last match yet still finished the season with 500 runs. Mitch Gardner was again the top performer with the ball with his 37 wickets at 17.8, but in many ways it was the slower bowlers that impressed. TJ’s first season for Sydenham with 30 wickets, backed by the accurate leg-spin of Connor Marshall and Jamie Hunt, the latter who shone in the short form games, finally gave us a balance to our attack that had been very much medium pace focused in recent years. Others had their moments but struggled for consistency, particularly the batting.

So although our white ball efforts over the season were very competitive, the 2- Dayers showed that we have plenty of work to do on this next season. To be fair, injuries to the likes of Lane Tutty, Carl Hooper and Hayden Day, work transfers, and other unavailability’s saw the side use an unacceptably high twenty four players over the season, something that is unlikely to be repeated. The basis of a good side remains but to have a chance to win a title next season it will require some real hard work on the fielding, and some strategies to obtain better starts (an average opening partnership of nine runs lasting only four overs will not win 2-day matches). PREMIER MEN T20 AVERAGES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Chris Harris 8 3 162 32.4 49 Tom Johnson 8 0 245 30.6 70 3 Chad Bowes 1 0 29 29.0 29 Hayden Day 8 1 121 17.3 39 Carl Hooper 3 2 17 17.0 9* Kelvin Scott 5 2 45 15.0 17* Connor Marshall 8 0 108 13.5 29 Ryan Wallace 8 0 72 9.0 46 Ryan Jones 2 0 15 7.5 11 Tom Agnew 4 3 7 7.0 4* Taylor Irie 6 2 24 6.0 9 Jamie Hunt 5 1 17 4.3 9* Mitchell Gardner 2 0 3 1.5 2

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B RPO Connor Marshall 15.5 0 89 9 9.9 4/10 5.6 Mitchell Gardner 26.0 1 144 12 12.0 4/22 5.5 Jamie Hunt 24.0 1 136 11 12.4 3/7 5.7 Ryan Wallace 11.2 0 73 4 18.3 3/19 6.4 Tom Johnson 28.0 1 154 7 22.0 2/14 5.5 Tom Agnew 24.0 0 151 5 30.2 1/13 6.3 Carl Hooper 11.0 0 87 2 43.5 1/4 7.9

PREMIER MEN ONE DAY AVERAGES

Batting 50 Inn NO Runs Avge HS s Chris Harris 6 3 130 43.3 36* Ryan Wallace 7 1 198 33.0 51 2 Jamie Hunt 1 0 24 24.0 24 Mitchell Gardner 4 3 22 22.0 10* Tom Johnson 7 0 129 18.4 43 Connor Marshall 7 0 116 16.6 44 Hayden Day 6 1 77 15.4 39 Lane Tutty 3 0 43 14.3 22 Tom Agnew 4 1 35 11.7 22* Matt McCall 5 0 55 11.0 24 Taylor Irie 3 0 20 6.7 13 Ryan Jones 6 2 14 3.5 7* Braden Gardner 3 0 3 1.0 2 Carl Hooper 1 0 0 0.0 0

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B RPO Carl Hooper 11.0 3 22 5 4.4 4/13 2.0 Ryan Wallace 26.1 5 107 10 10.7 3/9 4.1 Mitchell Gardner 43.5 3 148 8 18.5 2/7 3.4 Tom Johnson 50.5 8 167 9 18.6 4/37 3.3 Connor Marshall 35.4 2 133 7 19.0 3/13 3.7 Tom Agnew 40.0 4 174 8 21.8 2/14 4.4 Braden Gardner 31.3 2 129 5 25.8 2/21 4.1 Chris Harris 13.0 1 61 2 30.5 1/3 4.7

PREMIER MEN TWO DAY AVERAGES

Batting 100 Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s s Chad Bowes 2 1 132 132.0 113* 1 Lane Tutty 1 0 86 86.0 86 1 Chris Harris 7 4 183 61.0 65* 1 Taylor Irie 9 1 204 25.5 44 Ryan Wallace 12 2 237 23.7 118* 1 Tom Johnson 7 1 84 14.0 23 Ryan Jones 8 0 106 13.3 32 Matt Day 9 0 108 12.0 47 Matt McCall 1 0 12 12.0 12 Connor Marshall 10 0 117 11.7 64 1 Mitchell Gardner 8 5 34 11.3 21* Martin Stretch 2 0 21 10.5 20 Tom Agnew 9 0 90 10.0 32 Pankaj Bhagat 2 0 19 9.5 14 Jamie Hunt 5 1 28 7.0 14 Zack Scott-Howman 3 0 15 5..0 11 Kelvin Scott 3 0 14 4.7 8 Carl Hooper 4 0 14 3.5 7 Hayden Day 4 0 13 3.3 5 Braden Gardner 1 0 0 0.0 0 Liam White 1 0 0 0.0 0 Sahan Perera 1 0 0 0.0 0 Tim Johnston 1 0 0 0.0 0

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B RPO Tom Johnson 74.0 16 223 13 17.2 4/20 3.0 Ryan Wallace 55.3 4 220 12 18.3 3/25 4.0 Mitchell Gardner 109.4 22 368 17 21.6 3/23 3.4 Tom Agnew 84.0 15 274 11 24.9 4/29 3.3 Connor Marshall 58.3 12 227 8 28.4 2/32 3.9 Chris Harris 15.0 0 78 2 39.0 2/78 5.2 Carl Hooper 19.0 2 62 1 62.0 1/32 3.3 Tim Johnston 11.0 0 117 1 117.0 1/117 10.6 Jamie Hunt 1.0 0 14 0 - 0/14 14.0 Braden Gardner 8.0 2 21 0 - 0/21 2.6 Taylor Irie 1.0 0 23 0 - 0/23 23.0

Fielding (Total) Catches Stumpings Ryan Jones 11 Chris Harris 8 Mitchell Gardner 7 Carl Hooper 6 Ryan Wallace 6 Tom Agnew 6 Tom Johnson 6 Connor Marshall 5 Jamie Hunt 5 Lane Tutty 5 Hayden Day 4 Zack Scott-Howman 4 Matt McCall 3 Taylor Irie 3 Martin Stretch 2 Braden Gardner 1 Kelvin Scott 1 3

PREMIER WOMEN TEAM REPORT – STARS

The Birdwood Premier Women team finished the season with a second place in the Kirsty Bond series and third placings in both the T20 and one day competitions. The second placing is the highest placing in a competition for the team since premier women’s cricket returned to the club. This improvement shows the core players in the team are developing into a competitive unit.

This improvement is also visible in the individual player stats. This season Jenna Waghorn achieved the top honours with the highest MVP for Sydenham, competing against all players within our club. She also received the Christchurch Metro Cricket award for most wickets by a premier women player and came a close second for the MVP award for Metro premier women.

Two of our younger players played their debut game for the Metro premier women’s team post Christmas. Amelia Tainui was welcomed for a difficult game against Lancaster Park and Darcy Prasad joined for the last game of the season to win the third v fourth playoff. We look forward to seeing these players continue to grow through the lower grades.

We were lucky to have the Royal New Zealand Air Force cricket tour come to Christchurch in February. With the Christchurch cricketing community so small it was a refreshing change to play against unknown opposition and we were delighted to have this opportunity. We played two games against the team, each side picking up one win. These games were played in great spirit and we were impressed by the athleticism and professionalism of the RNZAF side. We hope to arrange a similar tour during the 2019/20 season.

Now the season has ended Erika Oda, from Japan, and Sarah Betterton, from the UK have returned home. These are two players who brought valuable skills and energy to the team. We hope to see both players return for next season.

Maria Fahey and Andrew McKenzie have devoted many hours to coaching and supporting our team. The effort involved in developing players and putting together teams each week is substantial and Andrew and Maria have gone over and above to ensure we are putting the best players on the park each week while continuing to develop individual players. We appreciate their hard work.

We are also grateful to The Birdwood for their ongoing support of women’s cricket at Sydenham.

Linda Pettigrew Women’s Convenor

PREMIER WOMEN KIRSTY BOND AVERAGES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Jenna Waghorn 8 4 197 49.3 68* 1 Jodie Dean 4 2 86 43.0 71* 1 Sarah Betterton 4 3 25 25.0 15* Erika Oda 10 3 150 21.4 32* Casey Liddington 7 1 128 21.3 52 1 Rachel Davidson 5 1 65 16.3 34 Isla McKenzie 7 1 90 15.0 35 Eden Pettigrew 5 2 43 14.3 33 Alana Topping 7 1 38 6.3 10 Jessy Brant 1 0 6 6.0 6 Caitlyn Robertson 3 0 16 5.3 15 Rosie Pentecost 2 1 4 4.0 4

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B RPO Jodie Dean 12.1 1 44 7 6.3 3/8 3.6 Rachel Davidson 15.0 1 57 8 7.1 4/6 3.8 Caitlyn Robertson 11.0 0 51 7 7.3 3/5 4.6 Gina Aldersley 19.0 2 73 5 14.6 2/3 3.8 Jenna Waghorn 39.4 0 200 12 16.7 3/17 5 Alana Topping 16.0 1 105 5 21.0 2/4 6.6 Eden Pettigrew 25.3 1 102 3 34.0 1/11 4 Sarah Betterton 6.0 0 40 1 40.0 1/12 6.7 Rosie Pentecost 2.0 0 15 0 - 0/15 7.5 Isla McKenzie 10.0 0 102 0 - 0/8 10.2

PREMIER WOMEN T20 AVERAGES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS Carolyn Esterhuizen 2 1 34 34.0 30* Casey Liddington 3 1 51 25.5 40* Sarah Betterton 2 1 16 16.0 12* Jodie Dean 3 1 21 10.5 17 Erika Oda 3 0 29 9.7 16 Caitlyn Robertson 1 0 3 3.0 3 Rachel Davidson 1 0 2 2.0 2 Eden Pettigrew 1 0 1 1.0 1 Jenna Waghorn 1 0 1 1.0 1 Alana Topping 1 0 0 0.0 0 Isla McKenzie 3 0 0 0.0 0 Rosie Pentecost 1 1 10 - 10* Boadicea Lynch 1 1 0 - 0*

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B RPO Carolyn Esterhuizen 10.0 0 28 5 5.6 4/6 2.8 Jenna Waghorn 7.1 2 23 3 7.7 3/6 3.2 Jodie Dean 10.0 0 36 4 9.0 4/12 3.6 Gina Aldersley 12.1 1 46 3 15.3 2/6 3.8 Eden Pettigrew 9.4 0 47 2 23.5 1/9 4.9 Boadicea Lynch 1.0 0 8 0 - 0/8 8.0 Rosie Pentecost 0.5 0 8 0 - 0/8 9.6

PREMIER WOMEN ONE DAY AVERAGES Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Jodie Dean 8 1 175 25.0 73 2 Isla McKenzie 8 2 135 22.5 39* Carolyn Esterhuizen 5 1 60 15.0 18 Rachel Davidson 5 1 59 14.8 27 Alana Topping 4 0 51 12.8 43 Bernadine Bezuidenhout 2 0 23 11.5 18 Eden Pettigrew 9 1 77 9.6 25 Erika Oda 9 1 61 7.6 25 Boadicea Lynch 3 1 14 7.0 13 Casey Liddington 7 0 38 5.4 11 Jenna Waghorn 9 0 46 5.1 22 Jessy Brant 2 0 9 4.5 8 Rosie Pentecost 6 1 17 3.4 7 Sarah Betterton 5 0 17 3.4 14 Gina Aldersley 7 4 10 3.3 5* Linda Pettigrew 1 0 3 3.0 3 Caitlyn Robertson 7 0 18 2.6 6 Amelia Tainui 1 0 0 0.0 0 Hannah Morrissey 1 0 0 0.0 0 Nicole Hurd 1 0 0 0.0 0

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Carolyn Esterhuizen 38.0 8 99 13 7.6 6/7 1 2.6 Jenna Waghorn 77.3 4 193 18 10.7 4/22 2.5 Caitlyn Robertson 3.0 0 14 1 14.0 1/14 4.7 Alana Topping 20.2 0 86 6 14.3 3/15 4.2 Gina Aldersley 38.0 0 125 6 20.8 2/6 3.3 Isla McKenzie 18.0 1 95 4 23.8 1/0 5.3 Jodie Dean 44.0 4 136 5 27.2 3/14 3.1 Eden Pettigrew 37.4 0 150 5 30.0 2/30 4.0 Boadicea Lynch 9.0 0 46 1 46.0 1/9 5.1 Rachel Davidson 12.0 1 47 1 47.0 1/15 3.9 Rosie Pentecost 9.0 0 60 1 60.0 1/26 6.7 Sarah Betterton 0.4 0 0 0 - 0/0 0.0 Erika Oda 4.0 0 17 0 - 0/17 4.3

Fielding (Total) Catches Stumpings Caitlyn Robertson 7 1 Casey Liddington 7 Jenna Waghorn 6 Carolyn Esterhuizen 4 Isla McKenzie 4 Rachel Davidson, Jodie Dean 3 Sarah Betterton 3 Eden Pettigrew, Erika Oda 2 Rosie Pentecost 2 Bernadine Bezuidenhout 1 1 Boadicea Lynch, Gina Aldersley 1 Hannah Morrissey, Alana Topping 1

DIV 1 TEAM REPORT

Hopes were high at the start of the season that the Seconds would earn promotion to the Championship grade. A strong side took the field for the first round of one dayers but didn’t perform to its potential, and when several injuries, a defection, and players moving to Prems the side struggled to find consistency. Nevertheless it still finished a close second in the competition and with the side it put on the paddock in the final we should have won. The T20 leg of the competition was a disappointment despite a good start against LPW. Finishing fourth (out of six) proved in the end to be the difference between promotion and staying in Div 1 the following year. There was a heavy reliance on ring-ins, youth players and bringing players up from the thirds as player availability over the holiday period became an issue. Sydenham only needed to win one more to gain promotion ahead of OBC.

Things improved slightly in the two day competition with the side sneaking into second, a few points behind LPW. Two games in particular had disappointing outcomes on their respective second days despite Sydenham being in a strong position in each game. In the LPW game a poor fielding performance ( not helped by some ‘unfortunate’ decisions by the opposition umpires) cost us the game, despite a magnificent century in the first innings by Carl Hooper. In the game against OBC Sydenham declared four down two runs ahead on the first innings, giving both teams a chance for an outright. However OBC batted the rest of the day to protect its promotion chances.

Despite these disappointments a lot of positives came out of the season. Charlie Finnie took his opportunities with both bat and ball and was one of the best all- rounders in the grade. Carl Hooper was our best bowler before his promotion to Premiers and then when unable to bowl in Prems due to injury showed how well he can bat. Sahan Perera and Peter Southey Jensen both showed tremendous improvement which provided much needed solidarity to the batting line up. Preetham Pagadala, who came up from our youth section made a very good impression as a bowler and has a bright future Gurav Dudeja also contributed well with the ball and showed glimpses of form with the bat. Pankaj Bhagat and Rod Hooper were both affected by injuries in the second part of the season so we probably didn’t see the best of them. Michael Nicolson lead the team well and had a good all round performance, particularly with the ball. . Daniel Thomson was a welcome addition to the T20 batting line up, and Matt Day had some solid performances despite having to fill in as ‘keeper.

Three new players joined us towards the end of the season: Zac Scott-Howman, Conner Williams, and Finn O’Donnell and each of these made a solid contribution and added to the strength of the team. The future looks good with some school leavers starting to emerge as promising prospects.

DIV 1 T20 AVERAGES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Dan Thomson 7 2 163 32.6 50 1 Wayne Robertson 2 0 58 29.0 30 Charles Finnie 8 2 145 24.2 28* Gaurav Dudeja 10 2 148 18.5 34 Matt Day 10 0 169 16.9 41 Pankaj Bhagat 8 0 114 14.3 48 Lane Tutty 4 0 53 13.3 21 Liam White 10 1 108 12.0 39 Michael Nicolson 8 2 64 10.6 13 Peter Southey-Jensen 4 0 39 9.8 36 Sahan Perera 3 0 17 5.7 17 Preetham Pagadala 5 2 13 4.3 4 Rod Hooper 1 0 3 3.0 3 Oliver Smith 3 1 0 0.0 0* K Charlton 1 0 0 0.0 0 Archie Goodrick 1 1 0 - 0* Joshua Charlton 1 1 0 - 0*

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B RPO Matt Day 3.0 0 14 3 4.7 3/14 4.7 Pankaj Bhagat 9.0 0 36 6 6.0 4/18 4.0 Charles Finnie 37.0 0 186 16 11.6 3/23 5.0 K Charlton 5.0 0 30 2 15.0 2/16 6.0 Scott Grose 18.0 0 124 8 15.5 4/26 6.9 Preetham Pagadala 31.0 0 163 10 16.3 4/24 5.3 Gaurav Dudeja 26.0 0 130 7 18.6 2/14 5.0 Liam White 3.0 0 19 1 19.0 1/19 6.3 Rod Hooper 16.0 0 124 5 24.8 2/11 7.8 Michael Nicolson 23 0 137 5 27.4 2/19 6.0 Marty Crook 2.0 0 16 0 - 8.0 M Hamilton 4.0 0 21 0 - 5.3 Joshua Charlton 6.0 0 47 0 - 7.8 Archie Goodrick 4.0 0 50 0 - 0/8 12.5 Oliver Smith 8.0 0 55 0 - 0/11 6.9 DIV 1 ONE DAY AVERAGES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Taylor Irie 6 3 188 62.7 96* 1 Matt Craigen 2 1 50 50.0 29* Kelvin Scott 3 1 66 33.0 35* Liam White 8 3 156 31.2 75* 2 Charles Finnie 5 2 74 24.7 34 Carl Hooper 4 1 67 23.3 34* Pankaj Bhagat 10 2 164 20.5 48* Gaurav Dudeja 10 1 169 18.8 37* Scott Grose 4 1 46 15.3 41* Martin Stretch 1 0 15 15.0 15 Matt Day 11 2 125 13.9 28* Will Graham 3 1 22 11.0 11 Sahan Perera 3 0 27 9.0 21 Jamie Hunt 3 0 25 8.3 9 Peter Southey-Jensen 1 0 8 8.0 8 Michael Nicolson 3 1 15 7.50 10 Rod Hooper 2 0 9 4.5 6 Z Abbott 1 0 0 0.0 0 Andrew Douglas 1 0 0 0.0 0 James Simpson 1 1 0 - 0*

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Gaurav Dudeja 2.5 0 5 2 2.5 2/5 2.0 Rod Hooper 17.0 5 53 8 6.6 6/28 1 3.1 Pankaj Bhagat 41.5 12 80 12 6.7 4/8 1.9 Charles Finnie 60.0 6 185 20 9.3 4/4 3.1 Carl Hooper 72.3 19 147 13 11.3 3/8 2.0 Taylor Irie 42.0 5 107 9 11.9 2/16 2.6 Will Graham 46.1 7 105 7 15.0 2/12 2.3 Scott Grose 78.0 13 250 12 20.8 2/35 3.2 Jamie Hunt 28.0 3 64 3 21.3 2/4 2.3 Matt Day 6.0 0 37 1 37.0 1/37 6.2 James Simpson 10.0 0 43 1 43.0 1/43 4.3 Michael Nicolson 19.0 1 65 1 65.0 1/21 3.4 Sahan Perera 4.0 0 18 0 - 0/18 4.5

DIV 1 TWO DAY AVERAGES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 100s 50s Charles Finnie 6 4 154 77.0 52* 1 Michael Nicolson 2 1 66 66.0 62 1 Sahan Perera 5 0 239 47.8 87 2 Pankaj Bhagat 3 0 100 33.3 49 Peter Southey-Jensen 6 0 171 28.5 66 1 Hayden Day 1 0 27 27.0 27 Gaurav Dudeja 6 0 156 26.0 65 1 Preetham Pagadala 1 0 13 13.0 13 Liam White 4 0 36 9.0 22 Connor Williams 1 0 4 4.0 4 Zack Scott-Howman 1 0 4 4.0 4 F O'Donnell 1 0 1 1.0 1 Andrew Moulton 1 0 0 0.0 0 Scott Grose 1 0 0 0.0 0 Carl Hooper 3 3 140 - 117* 1 Marty Crook 1 1 8 - 8*

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Peter Southey-Jensen 12.0 2 32 5 6.4 3/14 2.7 Preetham Pagadala 45.0 13 105 10 10.5 4/28 2.3 Michael Nicolson 28.0 8 65 5 13.0 2/27 2.3 Rod Hooper 5.0 0 27 2 13.5 2/27 5.4 Connor Williams 66.0 8 218 16 13.6 6/24 1 3.3 Charles Finnie 109.0 20 263 13 20.3 4/39 2.4 Gaurav Dudeja 46.0 9 145 7 20.7 2/14 3.2 Carl Hooper 9.0 3 21 1 21.0 1/21 2.3 Scott Grose 48.0 15 155 7 22.1 4/13 3.2 Joshua Charlton 23.0 6 65 2 32.5 2/44 2.8 Sahan Perera 11.0 2 37 1 37.0 1/37 3.4

Fielding (Total) Catches Michael Nicolson 6 Matt Day 5 Charles Finnie 4 Taylor Irie 4 Kelvin Scott 3 Carl Hooper 2 Kelum Mendis 2 Liam White 2 Preetham Pagadala 2 Will Graham 2 James Simpson 1 Pankaj Bhagat 1 Scott Grose 1

DIV 1 TEAM REPORT – SUDDENLY SYDENHAM

The 2018/19 season for Suddenly Sydenham was one of the toughest seasons for me as a captain and one for the team. We had got moved up into Division One to help with the numbers of the grade and join the 2nds. We knew it would be a tough season, but we were all looking forward to proving ourselves. We looked like we had numbers for the season, and we could challenge pretty much every team in the grade.

Then injuries took their toll as well as people from 2nds and above leaving the club took the strain on us and then we struggled to field a team most weeks. At the end of 2018, we got some youth into the squad and they proved themselves straight away and we were all very impressed in how they conducted themselves on the field. With Josh and Kieran Charlton making a massive impact as well as Will Andrews, who we cannot wait to join the team.

I think as a team, we have learnt quite a bit about ourselves as a team and as individuals and hopefully we can apply them into the coming season. We have made quite a few signings to our team, which I am hoping will help add to our team and hopefully we can be even more competitive on the field this season and look to win the title.

Martin Crook Captain

DIV 1 SUDDENLY SYDENHAM T20 AVERAGES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Isaac Milne 1 0 21 21 21 Marty Crook 8 2 123 20.5 39* Sahan Perera 5 1 82 20.5 50* 1 Andrew Moulton 8 1 105 15 35* Pankaj Bhagat 2 0 28 14 23 Will Andrews 5 0 51 10.2 27 Andrew Reynolds 6 0 49 8.2 40 Oliver Smith 3 0 16 5.3 11 Martin Stretch 1 0 5 5 5 David Brostow 4 1 13 4.3 10 Brent Robinson 4 0 15 3.8 9 Jaimee Cartwright 1 0 3 3 3 Patrick Wickes 5 0 14 2.8 6 James Simpson 5 2 8 2.7 4 Liam McGeorge 3 0 4 1.3 3 Joshua Charlton 1 0 1 1 1 Joshua Morgan 3 0 2 0.7 2 Archie Goodrick 2 0 1 0.5 1 Dan Thomson 1 0 0 0 0 Daniel Watt 1 0 0 0 0 Matt Craigen 1 1 6 - 6*

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B RPO Archie Goodrick 2.0 0 7 1 7.0 1/7 3.5 Daniel Watt 4.0 0 19 2 9.5 2/19 4.8 Joshua Charlton 4.0 0 30 2 15.0 2/30 7.5 Patrick Wickes 31.2 1 185 10 18.5 3/17 5.9 Will Andrews 11.0 0 61 3 20.3 2/20 5.0 Andrew Moulton 10.0 0 81 4 20.3 2/26 8.1 Liam McGeorge 12.0 0 82 4 20.5 2/20 6.8 Marty Crook 4.0 0 27 1 27.0 1/19 6.8 James Simpson 27.0 0 199 6 33.2 2/23 7.4 Oliver Smith 7.0 0 56 1 56.0 1/28 8.0 David Brostow 1.0 0 4 0 - 0/4 4.0 Isaac Milne 3.0 0 17 0 - 0/17 5.7 Martin Stretch 2.0 0 20 0 - 0/20 10.0 Matt Craigen 2.0 0 24 0 - 0/24 12.0

DIV 1 SUDDENLY SYDENHAM ONE DAY AVERAGES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Martin Stretch 2 0 52 26.0 35 Andrew Douglas 1 0 18 18.0 18 Andrew Reynolds 7 1 91 15.2 67 1 Patrick Wickes 5 4 14 14.0 7 Nadeem Aslam 1 0 13 13.0 13 Andrew Moulton 8 0 94 11.8 43 Daniel Unwin 3 0 33 11.0 24 Brent Robinson 7 0 56 8.0 15 Andrew Chisnall 1 0 7 7.0 7 James Simpson 6 1 32 6.4 11 Rod Hooper 3 1 12 6.0 8 Liam McGeorge 8 0 37 4.6 27 Marty Crook 8 0 37 4.6 13 Sahan Perera 2 0 6 3.0 6 David Brostow 7 1 12 2.0 7 Abraham Atherton 1 0 2 2.0 2 Joshua Morgan 1 0 2 2.0 2 Bill Nicolson 3 0 4 1.3 4 Benjamin Breitmeyer 1 0 0 0.0 0 Dan Thomson 1 0 0 0.0 0 Warren Guy 1 0 0 0.0 0 Eugene Hawyn 1 1 7 - 7* Daniel Watt 1 1 2 - 2* Frank Walsh 1 1 0 - 0*

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B RPO Rod Hooper 14.0 4 28 6 4.7 3/11 2.0 Joshua Morgan 0.5 0 7 1 7.0 1/7 8.4 Patrick Wickes 39.5 5 171 11 15.5 3/18 4.3 James Simpson 23.0 2 93 6 15.5 3/19 4.0 Abraham Atherton 4.5 0 18 1 18.0 1/18 3.7 Liam McGeorge 45.0 5 220 12 18.3 3/13 4.9 David Brostow 16.1 0 72 3 24.0 1/11 4.5 Andrew Moulton 15.0 0 85 3 28.3 2/41 5.7 Warren Guy 5.0 0 29 1 29.0 1/29 5.8 Sahan Perera 8.0 1 34 1 34.0 1/34 4.3 Daniel Unwin 14.0 0 87 1 87.0 1/51 6.2 Martin Stretch 1.0 1 0 0 - 0/0 0.0 Benjamin Breitmeyer 0.2 0 15 0 - 0/15 45.0 Daniel Watt 3.0 0 21 0 - 0/21 7.0 Marty Crook 7.5 0 33 0 - 0/10 4.2

DIV 1 SUDDENLY SYDENHAM TWO DAY AVERAGES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Andrew Moulton 6 0 156 26.0 86 1 Connor Williams 2 0 46 23.0 27 Joshua Charlton 5 1 81 20.3 35 Wayne Robertson 2 0 37 18.5 31 Joshua Morgan 4 0 73 18.3 49 Rod Hooper 2 1 18 18.0 14 Milin Paul 3 0 43 14.3 29 Marty Crook 6 0 83 13.8 37 Liam McGeorge 4 1 32 10.7 31 Erika Oda 2 0 17 8.5 9 Patrick Wickes 5 1 33 8.3 29 Andrew Reynolds 8 1 42 6.0 13 James de Costabadie 1 0 6 6.0 6 Pankaj Bhagat 4 0 19 4.8 18 Rob Graves 2 0 9 4.5 6 David Brostow 5 0 21 4.2 10 Liam White 2 0 8 4.0 7 James Simpson 4 0 14 3.5 6 Bill Nicolson 3 1 5 2.5 4* Abraham Atherton 1 1 21 - 21* Daniel Unwin 1 1 12 - 12* Andrew Douglas 2 2 10 - 10*

Bowling

O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Rod Hooper 17.0 1 50 4 12.5 4/50 2.9 Abraham Atherton 10.0 4 14 1 14.0 1/14 1.4 Andrew Moulton 24.0 2 145 9 16.1 5/46 1 6.0 James Simpson 17.0 0 94 5 18.8 2/22 5.5 Liam White 5.0 0 23 1 23.0 1/23 4.6 Patrick Wickes 53.0 5 212 9 23.6 5/92 1 4.0 Joshua Charlton 29.0 2 116 4 29.0 2/31 4.0 Marty Crook 14.0 2 62 1 62.0 1/22 4.4 Wayne Robertson 2.0 0 11 0 - 0/11 5.5 Connor Williams 4.0 0 21 0 - 0/21 5.3 Liam McGeorge 15.0 1 80 0 - 0/32 5.3

Fielding (Total)

Catches Stumpings Andrew Reynolds 9 David Brostow 7 Marty Crook 5 James Simpson 4 Liam McGeorge 2 Patrick Wickes 2 Joshua Morgan 1 1 Connor Williams 1 Daniel Unwin 1 Frank Walsh 1 Martin Stretch 1 Oliver Smith 1 Pieter Barkhuizen 1

DIV 4 GRADE TEAM REPORT - GOATS

What a difference a year makes. After finishing second to last, last season the goats finally broke through to win the grade this year. With virtually the same team as last year this was a bit of a surprise but showed the potential we’ve always had but often not delivered.

Our grade was one of the most even in memory, with every team beating each other on a regular basis. After a first half of the season where we went 4 wins and 5 losses we then won 8 in a row to clinch the regular season with a couple of rounds to spare. Six of the other eight sides finished within two wins of each other which shows the closeness of the competition.

The strength of our side was it’s bowling attack, which never got hit around all season and was the most varied in the grade. Of our five main bowlers none had an RPO of more than 3.5 and all got the wickets at an average of less than 15. Chris Douglas led the attack with an outstanding 35 wickets with an RPO of 2.3 and would’ve had more except for a late season injury. Oliver Philpott also had a great year getting 28 wickets including 2 6 wicket bags with his leg spin. Having a good spinner makes a huge difference when you are playing down the grades.

Our batting was not quite to the same strength as our bowling but still generally got us through. Some scratchy pitches certainly didn’t help the batsmen all year. Oliver Philpott and Andrew Douglas were the main contributors through the season, batting at three and four respectively, but others chipped and with good innings at vital times. The return of the special guest opener after Christmas let some of the bowlers have a go opening, often with good results.

Our fielding was a strength this year, lead by some great keeping from Andrew Douglas and expert slip fielding from Tony Dannenberg , who caught some outstanding catches in an area that had let us down in the past. In the outfield the speed and catching ability of Chris, Alex and Satpreet also saved many runs.

A great team spirit again this year, helped by a winning run. We enjoyed each other’s company on the field as well as having a beer afterwards. Great turnouts to the end of year dinner and the Metro Cricket prize giving and everyone is keen to be back next season.

Congratulations to Ollie for winning the all-rounders trophy again this year and to Tony for winning the fielding trophy and thanks to everyone who filled in when we were short.

Jon Bennett Captain

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Oliver Philpott 17 2 385 25.7 55 1 Andrew Douglas 15 1 305 21.8 85 2 Rob Graves 13 0 174 13.4 85 1 Heath Saunders 10 2 101 12.6 28* Andrew Chisnall 2 0 22 11.0 21 Alex Brailey 13 0 137 10.5 35 Jon Bennett 12 2 95 9.5 23 Chris Douglas 13 8 46 9.2 21 Satpreet Singh 6 0 51 8.5 17 Tony Danenberg 16 2 111 7.9 24 Marty Crook 1 0 7 7.0 7 Richard McKernan 1 0 7 7.0 7 Nadeem Aslam 14 3 75 6.8 22 Jacob Harrington 18 1 114 6.7 33 Daniel Unwin 2 1 6 6.0 4* Lei Douglas 1 0 1 1.0 1

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Richard McKernan 4.2 2 4 1 4.0 1/4 0.9 Chris Douglas 111.5 32 252 35 7.2 5/4 2 2.3 Archie Goodrick 5.0 0 16 2 8.0 2/16 3.2 Oliver Philpott 72.5 14 251 28 9.0 6/35 2 3.4 Jacob Harrington 3.5 0 18 2 9.0 2/18 4.7 Andrew Douglas 21.0 6 66 7 9.4 3/17 3.1 Tony Danenberg 4.0 0 23 2 11.5 2/23 5.8 Jon Bennett 87.0 17 296 23 12.9 5/10 1 3.4 Alex Brailey 99.1 10 341 25 13.6 4/11 3.4 Nadeem Aslam 77.4 10 274 19 14.4 3/20 3.5 Heath Saunders 40.0 3 193 5 38.6 2/10 4.8 Rob Graves 0.4 0 1 0 0.0 0/1 1.5 Satpreet Singh 2.0 0 7 0 0.0 0/7 3.5 Daniel Unwin 2.0 0 11 0 0.0 0/11 5.5

Fielding (Total) Catches Stumpings Tony Dannenberg 12 Andrew Douglas 11 5 Alex Brailey 9 Chris Douglas 9 Jon Bennett 7 Ollie Philpott 7 Nadeem Aslam 6 Rob Graves 5 Kaleb Hines 5 Jacob Harrington 4 Satpreet Singh 3 1 Heath Sanders 2 Andrew Chisnall 1

DIV 6 TEAM REPORT – CARDINALS

Looking back on the season just gone, thoughts were how on earth will I write a season report on it. So I thought the best option was to just put in the report from the final which was written by James Macbeth Dann. Enjoy folks.

Jamie Livingstone Cardinals President

Sydenham Cardinals vs New Brighton, Division 6 Final, March 30th 2019

The Cardinals were rewarded for an excellent 2018/2019 season, but were made to work for it by New Brighton at Sydenham Park. This was the fourth meeting between the two teams this season, with Sydenham winning twice out east, and New Brighton upsetting the odds with a remarkable last wicket stand at Centennial Park. Tensions were high. The ground itself was notable for the lush outfield, the result of extravagant grass growth due to liberal use of fertiliser. As Sydenham’s two openers quickly found out, there was much value for a good stroke, especially along the ground. Geordie departed in the second over for just 1, while Coops took to the New Brighton attack with a couple of lusty blows over the rope. However, when he was caught slashing at a slower ball, the Cardinals were under the pump at 19/2. This was a situation tailor-made for Kez and Camo, who love nothing more than grinding their way out of a tough situation. They knuckled down, with their first priority being protecting their wickets. As they became more comfortable, the runs started to flow. Camo punched a couple of straight boundaries, with a technique that was best summed up by Jimmy as “technical as shit”. They carried the innings through till a well-deserved drink.

They had seen off most of Brighton’s bowling attack, and were able to get after some of the looser bowlers. Camo departed for 40, just in time for his family to turn up and watch him bat. Kez got through to around 27, and the next few batsmen all built on the platform that had been constructed. Larts dispatched three sixes, while Bruce and Smitty also made quick, handy contributions. Hemi was just getting into his work, slapping a boundary, when he pulled a hamstring making a quick single. Pez was bowled off the final ball of the innings, but had hit the ball before to the fence, meaning the Cardinals finished on a very handy 182.

While his early departure was probably bad for the total, it meant that Coops could man the bbq. He returned with his trademark pork belly, the undoubted MVP of the Cardinal’s Cuisine Awards. There were also some sausages, and Geordie’s meatballs were a quick energy burst for the drinks break when the team were in the field, but everyone was so focussed on bringing home the trophy that food was largely a secondary concern.

Hemi’s injury meant a sub fielder was required. Col had come down to support the team, so put on a Cardinals top and fielded in the slips in jeans until Shanks could get home and get into his kit. By the time Shanks had got back to the ground, New Brighton were already two down, with Coops taking two wickets in a maiden first over. It was an impressive effort from the Cardinals with the ball; Pez ably supported Coops from the other end, bowling his 8 overs straight through. Kez came on from the Brougham St end, and almost immediately facilitated a run out, with the batsman making the mistake of taking on Coop’s arm for a second run, and being well short. The game looked to be swinging to the Cardinals, and then with the last over before drinks, Larts managed to snap up two more wickets, including the last recognised batsman. After a brilliant pep talk from Shanks, the Cardinals came out after drinks resolved to see the job done. There was initial frustration, as Larts kept putting the ball in a good channel, but the batsmen couldn’t get his blade close enough to nick it. At the other end, Jimmy was having trouble recalibrating his radar from a line down leg stump. He was replaced by Smitty, who made short work of the last two wickets, and the Cardinals were crowned Champions.

After clapping Kez off the field, for his performance not just in this game, but across the whole season, the team made their way to the clubrooms, where a few Warriors tragics watched the second half of their mauling by Manly. Following that was the club prize giving, with awards for James Stokes, Larts, and quite a few for Kez. Once the formal proceedings were wrapped up, Kez headed to the upstairs mezzanine where he impotently squirted a bottle of bubbles over the team below. From there, it was strawpedos, Armadillos, and infamy.

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Lewis Allan 2 0 103 51.5 94 1 Kieran Williams 11 2 312 34.7 63 2 Chris Cooper 9 1 226 28.3 92 2 Camm Rennell 12 3 251 27.9 65 1 Nick Smithson 4 0 102 25.5 76 1 Ben Larter 10 2 170 21.3 67 1 Geordie Dann 14 0 290 20.7 67 2 Jared Mitchell 2 1 20 20.0 15* Jamie Livingstone 6 0 119 19.8 55 2 James Stokes 14 3 169 15.4 41 William Wayne 12 1 128 11.6 37 Shane Bourke 3 1 18 9.0 8* Ben Harland 1 0 6 6.0 6 James Gallagher 6 2 18 4.5 6* Nathan Kreft 2 0 7 3.5 7 Richard Hemingway 5 0 17 3.4 10 Bert Walker 2 0 4 2.0 3 Colin Paintin 4 0 6 1.5 4 Alex Thompson 1 0 0 0.0 0 Adrian Patchett 2 2 0 - 0* Sam Crossland 1 1 52 - 52* 1

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Kieran Williams 55.0 7 178 23 7.7 6/2 3 3.2 James Stokes 20.0 4 94 10 9.4 5/40 1 4.7 Ben Larter 70.0 14 233 22 10.6 6/12 1 3.3 Adrian Patchett 15.0 1 52 4 13.0 3/10 3.5 Nick Smithson 34.0 7 110 8 13.8 3/29 3.2 Chris Cooper 66.0 14 178 11 16.2 3/13 2.7 Jamie Livingstone 37.0 2 183 8 22.9 2/10 4.9 Camm Rennell 10.0 0 54 2 27.0 1/26 5.4 James Gallagher 46.0 4 195 7 27.9 2/5 4.2 Lewis Allan 8.0 1 29 1 29.0 1/29 3.6 Jared Mitchell 9.0 1 31 1 31.0 1/14 3.4 Geordie Dann 12.0 0 85 2 42.5 1/11 7.1 Nathan Kreft 14.0 2 66 1 66.0 1/7 4.7 Eden Pettigrew 4.0 0 19 0 - 0/19 4.8 Ben Harland 4.0 0 20 0 - 0/20 5.0

Fielding (Total) Catches Stumpings Camm Rennell 21 1 Nick Smithson 9 Geordie Dann 4 Ben Larter 3 Chris Cooper 2 James Stokes 2 Jamie Livingstone 2 Kieran Williams 2 William Wayne 2 Adrian Patchett 1 Bert Walker 1 James Gallagher 1 Nathan Kreft 1

DIV 6 TEAM REPORT - ALLSTARS

The Sydenham Allstars returned for another season, with the majority of the 2017-18 players returning. With the help of Sydenham Cricket, we were able to recruit more players and we could confidently field eleven players each week. The team welcomed Nitish Gautam, Abhi Kumar and Milin Paul to the team. We also had Ben Potter playing a number of games for the team.

The season was an improvement on the 2017-18 season, with the highlight of four victories and more importantly a victory over eventual Champions for the grade, Sydenham Cardinals. The team was not short of run scorers or wicket takers, yet victories eluded us. We had many players contribute throughout the season, however collectively these contributions only occurred a few times, leading to victories. If we can collectively and consistently deliver each week, more victories will come.

Some key highlights for the season;

 Christopher Reeve and Paul Jensen fulfilled their long-time promise of an opening hundred run partnership. Christopher scored 59 and Paul 54. These were the only half centuries for the team, and it led to a great victory for the final game of the season.  Christopher Reeve provided solid batting in the top order with four scores over 35 and a healthy average of 25. Christopher blunted the toughest of bowling attacks with strong defence and smart shot selection. Christopher also picked up a wicket with his bowling and 7 catches for the season. Christopher was our MVP for the season.  Gourav Saini was a double threat with his batting and bowling. He is the strongest all-rounder in the team and this saw him accumulate 208 runs at an average of 23.1 and capture 19 wickets at 14.5.  The wickets were spread across the four main bowlers for the Allstars; Gourav 19, Abraham 19, Mark 18 and Jordan 15. The line and length of these bowlers were more consistent this season leading to runs being hard to come by.  Satvik Saini and Cameron Hatcher did not play as many games as in previous seasons, however their impact was felt immediately. Satvik captured 8 wickets in his 21 overs for the season. Cameron captured 10 wickets in his games with the only 5 wicket haul for the team.  Paul Jensen recaptured the place as the team's dominant spinner. His 5 wickets was 1 better than last year’s best spinner, Ben Potter.  Mark Flowerday top scored against Parklands in one game with a brilliantly struck 31. This was the second week that Mark showed our top order batsman, how to dismantle the bowling attack. Well done Mark.  The wicket keepers, Milin Paul, Christopher Reeve and Paul Jensen, captured 22 catches for the season.  There was much to be celebrated in the season, and the collegiality and camaraderie will ensure that the players return for future seasons.

Kind regards, Abraham Atherton and Cameron Hatcher

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Christopher Reeve 12 1 284 25.8 59 1 Gourav Saini 10 1 208 23.1 46 Paul Jensen 12 1 167 15.2 54 1 Abraham Atherton 15 6 120 13.3 43* Milin Paul 17 1 187 11.7 39* Cameron Hatcher 7 1 63 10.5 38* Abhishek Kumar 17 1 152 9.5 32 Eden Pettigrew 1 0 8 8.0 8 Kiran Gullapalli 14 0 111 7.9 23 Ben Potter 6 0 40 6.7 14 Hamish McClelland 1 0 5 5.0 5 Mark Flowerday 11 2 44 4.9 31 Vishal Makwana 11 0 53 4.8 19 Arunkumar Arjunan 14 1 60 4.6 18 Jordan McCormick 12 3 33 3.7 12 Nitish Gautam 16 0 49 3.1 14 Satvik Saini 8 3 14 2.8 7* Marc Hobson 4 0 3 0.8 3

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Satvik Saini 21.0 0 96 8 12.0 4/15 4.6 Gourav Saini 69.0 11 276 19 14.5 4/14 4.0 Abraham Atherton 100.0 17 292 19 15.4 3/24 2.9 Mark Flowerday 79.5 10 305 18 16.9 4/26 3.8 Hamish McClelland 2.0 0 19 1 19.0 1/19 9.5 Jordan McCormick 58.0 4 292 15 19.5 4/42 5.0 Cameron Hatcher 53.0 1 248 10 24.8 5/31 1 4.7 Ben Potter 23.0 2 109 4 27.3 3/32 4.7 Paul Jensen 32.1 1 160 5 32.0 3/4 5.0 Nitish Gautam 20.0 0 105 3 35.0 2/18 5.3 Vishal Makwana 13.0 2 63 1 63.0 1/27 4.8 Arunkumar Arjunan 13.0 0 85 1 85.0 1/14 6.5 Christopher Reeve 16.0 0 117 1 117.0 1/45 7.3 Kiran Gullapalli 21.1 2 140 1 140.0 1/21 6.6 Milin Paul 0.3 0 0 0 - 0/0 0.0 Eden Pettigrew 4.0 0 17 0 - 0/17 4.3

Fielding Catches Milin Paul 8 Christopher Reeve, Paul Jensen 7 Abhishek Kumar 6 Abraham Atherton 5 Kiran Gullapalli 4 Arunkumar Arjunan, Nitish Gautam 2 Ben Potter, Cameron Hatcher, Gourav Saini 1 Jordan McCormick, Mark Flowerday, Vishal Makwana 1

DIV 8 TEAM REPORT - TAMILXI

This is our second season with the club and the first in the 40th over format. With all the learning's from the previous season we came back strong this season adding many wins to our name. We enjoyed the season as a team and were happy to be quite competitive. We can proudly say we have come a long way from where we started.

Though we finished in the lower half of the group we did manage to beat almost all teams in the group at least once sparing a couple of teams. The energy in the team was consistently high throughout the season. Every player had a significant contribution throughout the season and was responsible for a victory in at least one match. We had a few players leave us mid-season due to them getting jobs in other cities but were fortunate to find replacements.

David was the most consistent batsman this season too and an amazing fielder taking many difficult catches. Won us many games and a great bowler too. He won the team player of the year award. Selva was a very reliable one down batsman who added a lot of support to the top order. Had a significant contribution in our very first win of the season against Merivale Papanui which gave us a lot of confidence for the season. Mukesh was one of the best all rounders who also filled in keeping the wickets in Ravi’s absence. Had key contributions with the bat and the ball in many matches. Made 75 in the match against Lancaster park and took the total to 178 from nowhere. Ravi injured his finger during one of the matches mid-season and had to undergo a surgery and missed the rest of the season. Hope he gets fit before the next season. John was a key member of the team who helped in organising at various stages during the season. He was instrumental in the win against the Riccarton Telegu thunders with a blitzkrieg innings towards the end. Monty was the opener which the team badly wanted. He was the all in all of the team. Gave a lot of support with the field placing, umpiring, befriending opponent teams. Very useful spinner too.

Kumar was a key opening bowler who tore into the opponent’s top order in many matches. Very consistent to practices and got key runs towards the end in many matches which got us to decent totals. Along with him Hareesh was another key opening bowler taking the top order(main) wickets in many games which eventually resulted in victory for the team. Hareesh also helped in various activities of the team. Karan was an amazing allrounder who helped the team in all aspects of the game. He never got out without scoring at least 40 runs in every game he played. Great fielder and an amazing bowler. Came as a fill in and became a mainstream player. Aman was the Shoaib Akhtar of the team. Added a lot of strength to the bowling unit. Opponents could rarely hit above 15 runs in his 8 overs. Took 5 wickets against Richmond Rhinos and helped us comprehensively win over them. Gowtham was the most committed player. Was in for most practices and was instrumental in the win against Heathcote SOC’s with his 4 wicket haul. Narayanan was the wall who provided great resistance with the bat when we were struggling towards the start of the season. Pradeep took some astonishing catches whenever he played. Had to go to Auckland mid-season for his job. Raj gave a lot of confidence to the team whenever he played. Very good all rounder. But chose not to play many times. Samarth volunteered as an opening batsman when there was no opener available. Had a good stint at the field. I was happy to finish the season with 33 wickets and a 7 wicket haul in the final match against Lancaster Park. Thanks Navin, Raghu, Gopi, Dinesh, Lucky, Simi, Madhesh, Anil, Pratap, Anand, Amit for supporting whenever required.

After a much-improved season everyone’s confidence has increased, and everybody seem to be very motivated. We look forward to the next season and are confident we can do better and have another enjoyable season.

Chidambaram Palaniappan Captain

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Balkaran Singh 3 0 96 32.0 44 Mukesh Kapila 9 2 142 20.3 74 1 David Jayapaul 16 0 313 19.6 53 1 Narayanan Arunachalam 4 0 53 13.3 17 Chidambaram Palaniappan 16 0 188 11.8 46 Gowtham Janardhanan 13 7 65 10.8 16* Selva Ganpathy 12 0 118 9.8 34 John Emmanuel 16 2 123 8.8 33 Mohanasundaram Kumar 18 0 152 8.4 41 James McKay 1 0 8 8.0 8 Samarth Kulshrestha 5 1 27 6.8 13 Kumarappan Subbaiyah 12 2 59 5.9 19 Mirza Deshmukh 5 0 22 4.4 9 Hareesh Raju 17 2 65 4.3 11* Arunkumar Arjunan 1 0 2 2.0 2 Ravi Shankar Selvaraj 5 0 7 1.4 4 Pradeep Raja 3 0 2 0.7 1

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Mirza Deshmukh 31.4 8 66 10 6.6 5/11 1 2.1 Mukesh Kapila 26.2 2 95 11 8.6 4/7 3.6 James McKay 5.0 0 18 2 9.0 2/18 3.6 Pradeep Raja 3.0 0 20 2 10.0 2/9 6.7 Chidambaram Palaniappan 87.2 11 324 32 10.1 7/9 2 3.7 Selva Ganpathy 18.0 2 84 5 16.8 3/14 4.7 David Jayapaul 62.0 2 235 12 19.6 3/13 3.8 Hareesh Raju 95.0 5 399 18 22.2 3/15 4.2 Mohanasundaram Kumar 34.0 1 144 6 24.0 2/16 4.2 Kumarappan Subbaiyah 61.0 1 265 11 24.1 3/18 4.3 Gowtham Janardhanan 33.4 1 162 6 27.0 4/16 4.8 Narayanan Arunachalam 1.0 0 4 0 - 0/4 4.0 Samarth Kulshrestha 2.0 0 11 0 - 0/11 5.5 John Emmanuel 2.3 0 13 0 - 0/6 5.2 Balkaran Singh 16.0 2 27 0 - 0/5 1.7

Fielding Catches Mukesh Kapila 12 David Jayapaul 4 Mohanasundaram Kumar 4 Selva Ganpathy 4 John Emmanuel 3 Chidambaram Palaniappan 2 Gowtham Janardhanan 2 Hareesh Raju 2 Mirza Deshmukh 2 Narayanan Arunachalam 2 Kumarappan Subbaiyah 1 Pradeep Raja 1 Ravi Shankar Selvaraj 1 Samarth Kulshrestha 1

PRESIDENTS GRADE TEAM REPORT – CARDINALS

The Presidents Cardinals started the season, as they always do, hoping to revisit old glories and a target of making the top four competition at the end of the season.

As has been the trend of recent seasons, we delivered on the first with some standout individual performances and moments of sheer incredulity, but without the consistent team performances to challenge the grade’s top performers. Player availability was a challenge throughout the season, and all too often the team selected itself, sometimes with ring-ins required, detracting from the consistent performances needed to challenge for the top spots.

The season’s highlight was undoubtedly the instigation, by Hornby and Cardinals’ team member Anthony Wild, of the Brendon Laughton memorial trophy. Featuring Laughts’ iconic right red cricket boot mounted on a skateboard, the trophy symbolises Laughts’ early years in Hornby, and his later years playing for the Sydenham Presidents Cardinals, where he delivered camaraderie and humour, some devastating performances with the bat – including an unforgettable 229 not out – some outstanding moments in the field, and some frankly jammy efforts with the ball.

The trophy will be played for whenever the two sides meet, and the first game for it resulted in a season highlight when Matt Loose, in the middle of a stellar season averaging in the 60s posted a stupendous 179 not out – the ball departing Sydenham 2 for the far side of Brougham Street several times during his innings. Matt raced to fifty in 55 minutes and 47 balls. His hundred came in 77 minutes and 75 balls. His 150 came in another 17 balls and 18 minutes. Matt finished not out on 179 off 105 balls (the final 79 taking 30 balls), having batted 112 minutes, in an innings that, all told, featured 23 fours, nine sixes and just 27 singles.

With Cardinals finishing 258 for one, Matt’s innings was bettered by a Hornby player scoring 191, and after 519 runs were scored in the game, Hornby took the trophy. Cardinals claimed it back later in the season with a well-earned victory at Denton Oval, in which James McKay, new to the Cardinals line-up this season, registered his first hundred for the side. The mercurial Bert Walker belied his years taking two screaming diving catches in the same game, one of them swinging the game very much the Cardinals’ way.

Another highlight was Ewen Spence notching up his 10,000th run for the club with a glorious cover drive for four, a milestone acknowledged with champagne delivered to him at the crease, and by both sides.

Beyond those highlights, there were some spectacular individual moments of cricket – an Anthony Wild one hander at long on in the style of Dan Vettori in the 2015 Cricket World Cup quarter final that was the first wicket in a JK five-for that took a close game away from Hospital – Cardinals only five-for of the season. Notably, Cardinals also lost to Hospital – and the Frampton trophy with it – for the first time in several years. Cardinals also claimed that trophy back later in the season.

A season lowlight was dropping 18 catches in a narrow loss to Burnside, who went on to win the grade.

The team finished the season winning nine of 20 games, and while looking to inject some new blood next season, it won’t be short of enthusiasm or quality banter.

The team ended the season as it has in recent years with a team dinner in the President’s Suite of Addington Raceway. Team awards were:

Player of the season and winner of the Brendon Laughton Memorial Trophy – Matt Loose. Batsman of the season – Matt Loose Innings of the season – Matt Loose Bowler of the season – Julien van Dyke Spell of the season – Jagath Keersooriya Catch of the season – Bert Walker Player’s player - Ewen Spence

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Jeremy Brown 29.0 3 136 10 13.6 4/17 4.7 Ken Julian 29.0 11 83 6 13.8 3/28 2.9 James McKay 25.0 0 142 10 14.2 3/11 5.7 Kevin Moore 10.5 0 59 4 14.8 4/22 5.4 Brenden Winder 8.0 1 18 1 18.0 1/18 2.3 Julien van Dyke 100.1 15 369 20 18.5 3/13 3.7 Dave Fleming 115.3 13 463 24 19.3 4/9 4.0 Jagath Keerthisooriya 84.4 9 384 19 20.2 5/25 1 4.5 Warren Guy 98.0 11 354 16 22.1 3/18 3.6 David Hardy 8.0 0 24 1 24.0 1/24 3.0 Anthony Wild 15.1 1 101 4 25.3 2/13 6.7 Mario Williams 3.0 0 28 1 28.0 1/28 9.3 Phillip Walker 63.5 3 332 11 30.2 2/14 5.2 Kelvin Scott 6.0 0 46 1 46.0 1/46 7.7 Brent Dunn 12.0 0 60 1 60.0 1/13 5.0 Matthew Gilling 3.4 0 21 0 - 0/8 5.7 Batting 100 Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s s Matthew Loose 11 2 603 67.0 179* 1 2 Phillip Walker 15 2 431 33.2 104 1 2 Kelvin Scott 5 0 165 33.0 82 1 Ewen Spence 14 4 257 25.7 68* 1 Warren Guy 12 4 198 24.8 48* James McKay 15 2 309 23.8 103* 1 Brenden Winder 1 0 20 20.0 20 Anthony Wild 12 0 168 14.0 61 1 Dave Fleming 14 5 104 11.6 28* David Hardy 6 0 69 11.5 38 Mario Williams 9 0 100 11.1 44 Jeremy Brown 3 1 21 10.5 19 Julien van Dyke 12 4 68 8.5 26* Brent Dunn 4 0 33 8.3 21 Ken Julian 4 0 33 8.3 18 Bert Walker 3 0 22 7.3 10 Jagath Keerthisooriya 10 1 53 5.9 11 Ammar Yousef 4 0 18 4.5 8 Kevin Moore 2 0 9 4.5 6 Paul Bennett 2 0 6 3.0 5 Matthew Gilling 9 3 13 2.2 4* Andrew Chisnall 1 0 1 1.0 1 Phil Barclay 6 1 4 0.8 2

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Jeremy Brown 29.0 3 136 10 13.6 4/17 4.7 Ken Julian 29.0 11 83 6 13.8 3/28 2.9 James McKay 25.0 0 142 10 14.2 3/11 5.7 Kevin Moore 10.5 0 59 4 14.8 4/22 5.4 Brenden Winder 8.0 1 18 1 18.0 1/18 2.3 Julien van Dyke 100.1 15 369 20 18.5 3/13 3.7 Dave Fleming 115.3 13 463 24 19.3 4/9 4.0 Jagath Keerthisooriya 84.4 9 384 19 20.2 5/25 1 4.5 Warren Guy 98.0 11 354 16 22.1 3/18 3.6 David Hardy 8.0 0 24 1 24.0 1/24 3.0 Anthony Wild 15.1 1 101 4 25.3 2/13 6.7 Mario Williams 3.0 0 28 1 28.0 1/28 9.3 Phillip Walker 63.5 3 332 11 30.2 2/14 5.2 Kelvin Scott 6.0 0 46 1 46.0 1/46 7.7 Brent Dunn 12.0 0 60 1 60.0 1/13 5.0 Matthew Gilling 3.4 0 21 0 - 0/8 5.7

Fielding Catches Stumpings Phillip Walker 9 Mario Williams 8 2 Anthony Wild 5 1 Ewen Spence 5 1 James McKay 4 Kelvin Scott 4 Julien van Dyke 3 Warren Guy 3 Ammar Yousef 2 Bert Walker 2 Brent Dunn 2 Dave Fleming 2 Jagath Keerthisooriya 2 Jeremy Brown 2 Matthew Gilling 2 Matthew Loose 2 Paul Bennett 2

PRESIDENTS GRADE TEAM REPORT – HOSPITAL

After a turnaround in fortunes the previous season, where a few notable victories were recorded, the challenge was to see if that momentum could be sustained.

The answer to that has to be a qualified yes as despite only yielding 2 wins compared to last year’s 6, there were mitigating factors.

Before the start of the season it looked like we could offer for the second consecutive season a formidable batting line up (a perennial weakness in previous years). Players of the quality of Bruce Day, Abhaya Paudel, James Barkhuizen, Richard McKinlay and Captain Eugene Hawyn giving us strength well into the middle order. Given the solid bowling of the Barkhuizen boys and Kelum Mendis, ably supported by elder statesmen like Frank Walsh, we had the look of a balanced team particularly with the support of the old faithful of Mark Crawford, Rex Venning and Prasanna.

Unfortunately, during the first part of the season that is pretty much where the good news ended. Before a ball was bowled, we learned we had unavoidably lost the services of star batsman and last season’s player of the year Richard McKinlay for the entire first-half of the season. As if those were not big enough setbacks, a familiar demon for the Hospital team rose its ugly head in the shape of duty rosters severely impacting on Abhaya’s availability. A similar issue (plus family time) also restricted Chris Warren’s appearances to a single match. Family time was a factor for skipper Eugene as well, of which more later. Losing players of that quality was inevitably going to impact on results as the win ledger testifies. However, despite the loss of so many quality players we were anything but the easy-beats of 3-4 years ago and were very competitive in most of our matches even if we were unable to claim victory in most of them. When we were able to field something approaching our strongest eleven, it showed in the results. For those of us who have been in the Hospital team for a few years, the highlight was the win in the ‘local derby’ v the Cardinals which saw the Noel Moorhead Memorial trophy exchange hands for the first time in seven years. (OK we only held it for seven weeks, but that’s hardly the point!)

Another highlight for many, was the match v St Albans, played on Hagley Oval. While this didn’t yield a victory, it did produce a highly competitive and exciting match, very much worthy of the venue. In a nail-biting finish it went to the final ball of the final over with St Albans batting and scores tied. Sadly for us, they (only just) managed to scramble the single run they needed. Despite the disappointment however it was a memorable day.

In the second half of the season the major issues were off the field, as mentioned above, family time was impacting on Eugene’s availability and ultimately his Captaincy and membership of the team. A short-term appointment was needed and Bruce agreed to step up to the role (since confirmed for the coming season I am delighted to add!).

On a more positive note we were able to welcome a few new faces to the team, Rahul Mukherjee and Bryan Bunz, who joined mid-season are both quality players who have very much enhanced our squad. Rahul slotted in very quickly, and I’m sure Bryan would have done so also, had he not fractured his thumb making his debut in a friendly match!

At this time of year, it is appropriate to recognise the efforts of the stand-out performers. Obvious candidate is Player of the Year James Barkhuizen, he carried the pressure of opening the batting and bowling with aplomb. Bruce was inspiring with his consistency and leadership. Kelum’s ability to take the wickets of some of the most accomplished batsmen in the grade always gave the rest of us a great lift when defending a total.

I would also like to thank a player who did not feature for us last season. Bill Nicholson has supported the Hospital team for a few years now. In view of the improvements in the team’s form in the 2017-18 season, Bill let us know at the start of the 2018-19 season that he felt he had completed his role with us and that he would be taking another role within the club for the 2018-19 season. Thank you Bill, you helped carry the Hospital team through some very dark times and your contribution should never be underestimated. All the best in your new role – but remember you will always be ‘one of us’!

Aidan Hegarty Team Manager

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Abhaya Paudel 7 0 264 37.7 81 1 James Barkhuizen 12 0 324 27.0 78 3 Bruce Day 12 2 255 25.5 55* 2 James de Costabadie 3 0 60 20.0 34 Bryan Bunz 4 1 56 18.7 39* Samuel Prasad 1 0 18 18.0 18 Eugene Hawyn 6 0 101 16.8 40 Richard McKinlay 3 0 44 14.7 24 Kelum Mendis 14 1 165 12.7 30 Pieter Barkhuizen 14 1 149 11.5 30 Rex Venning 15 1 151 10.8 28 Mark Crawford 16 1 116 7.7 23 Alex Thompson 9 1 54 6.8 19 John Van Den Brink 4 0 19 4.8 13 Prasanna Karunasekera 14 0 63 4.5 15 Frank Walsh 11 2 38 4.2 16 Rahul Mukherjee 9 2 23 3.3 12* Aidan Hegarty 9 2 17 2.4 15 Ricky Curren 11 4 15 2.1 7* Chris Warren 1 0 2 2.0 2 Abraham Atherton 1 1 5 - 5*

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Alex Thompson 1.0 0 6 2 3.0 2/6 6 Abraham Atherton 8.0 0 23 2 11.5 2/23 2.9 Eugene Hawyn 35.0 1 188 13 14.5 5/50 1 5.4 Kelum Mendis 112.0 18 372 24 15.5 4/23 3.3 Pieter Barkhuizen 107.0 17 322 18 17.9 3/13 3 James Barkhuizen 90.4 7 379 21 18.0 5/28 1 4.2 John Van Den Brink 29.0 3 135 5 27.0 2/30 4.7 James de Costabadie 13.0 0 83 3 27.7 2/10 6.4 Abhaya Paudel 35.0 2 146 5 29.2 3/25 4.2 Frank Walsh 50.4 3 254 7 36.3 3/16 5 Rahul Mukherjee 64.2 4 281 6 46.8 2/18 4.4 Samuel Prasad 8.0 0 57 1 57.0 1/57 7.1 Richard McKinlay 13.0 2 71 1 71.0 1/23 5.5 Prasanna Karunasekera 3.0 0 16 0 - 0/16 5.3 Chris Warren 8.0 0 39 0 - 0/39 4.9 Bruce Day 6.0 0 43 0 - 0/43 7.2 Bryan Bunz 11.0 0 84 0 - 0/10 7.6

Fielding Catches Stumpings Rex Venning 13 1 Eugene Hawyn 4 James Barkhuizen 4 John Van Den Brink 4 Kelum Mendis 4 Rahul Mukherjee 4 Alex Thompson 3 Mark Crawford 3 Abhaya Paudel 2 Bruce Day 1 James de Costabadie 1 Pieter Barkhuizen 1 Ricky Curren 1

SYDENHAM WOMEN

WOMEN’S TEAM REPORT

This season we entered a T20 and a youth team in the lower grade women's competitions. Both teams put pressure on the best teams in their grades but finished the season in the lower half of their competitions.

Our youth numbers this season were boosted Rosie Cruikshank, Dakoda Potter, Emma Begg, Amelia Tainui and Sophie Hickey moving through from our junior club. We also welcomed new player Sadie McLoughlin and returning player Sarah Brostow during the season. All these players made a seamless step up to senior grade cricket with contributions on the field and supporting the team by taking on umpiring and scoring responsibilities. A cricket match is very busy when playing 8 or 9 a-side, as we do in T20 and youth women grades, but both these teams had keen players willing to take on these extra roles.

This season we contracted Paula Windsor and Eden Pettigrew to coach our youth women on Wednesday evenings. They provided our players with well organised coaching sessions, maximising time on task, player engagement and, of course, fun. As our youth players are our feeder team to our premier women this investment was seen as essential for the future of women's cricket at Sydenham. We are offering similar training for the 2019/20 season.

Next season we will see a large number of players coming through from the junior club once again. We plan to keep these players together in an under 15 team and play our youth team in the under 19 grade, bolstered by some of our T20 players.

Training for 2019/20 will start early September. Any one interested in playing should contact the club.

Linda Pettigrew Women’s Convenor WOMEN'S DEBBIE HOCKLEY SERIES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Erika Oda 3 2 102 102.0 60* 1 Amelia Tainui 5 3 91 45.5 45* Hannah Morrissey 16 5 373 33.9 51 1 Dakoda Potter 2 1 16 16.0 16* Boadicea Lynch 13 4 135 15.0 30 Kate Cameron 2 1 14 14.0 13* Linda Pettigrew 17 0 222 13.1 41 Nicole Hurd 1 0 11 11.0 11 Emma Begg 3 0 27 9.0 25 Jaimee Cartwright 15 4 62 5.6 10* Caitlyn Robertson 1 0 5 5.0 5 Rosie Pentecost 2 0 10 5.0 7 Harriet Fletcher 2 0 6 3.0 4 Georgia Cartwright 5 0 12 2.4 9 Caitlin Mortimer 7 1 10 1.7 4 Sophie Hickey 1 0 0 0.0 0 Isla McKenzie 1 1 8 - 8* Eden Pettigrew 1 1 2 - 2*

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B RPO Emma Begg 6.3 1 31 4 7.8 2/1 4.8 Rachel Davidson 5.0 0 14 1 14.0 1/14 2.8 Kate Cameron 4.2 0 15 1 15.0 1/5 3.5 Harriet Fletcher 9.0 2 33 2 16.5 2/13 3.7 Jaimee Cartwright 52.0 4 280 15 18.7 4/8 5.4 Rosie Pentecost 7.2 2 21 1 21.0 1/21 2.9 Boadicea Lynch 52.2 5 220 10 22.0 3/13 4.2 Caitlin Mortimer 26.5 0 219 7 31.3 3/10 8.2 Amelia Tainui 25.0 2 105 3 35.0 1/11 4.2 Linda Pettigrew 10.0 0 94 2 47.0 1/11 9.4 Hannah Morrissey 21.0 1 130 2 65.0 1/17 6.2 Dakoda Potter 2.0 0 11 0 - 0/11 5.5 Gina Aldersley 2.0 0 13 0 - 0/13 6.5 Erika Oda 3.0 0 18 0 - 0/18 6.0 Nicole Hurd 2.0 0 19 0 - 0/19 9.5 Sophie Hickey 2.0 0 26 0 - 0/6 13 Georgia Cartwright 12.0 0 85 0 - 0/5 7.1

Fielding Catches Boadicea Lynch, Hannah Morrissey 4 Harriet Fletcher, Linda Pettigrew 2 Amelia Tainui, Emma Begg 1 Jaimee Cartwright 1 Rosie Pentecost 1

WOMEN’S UNDER 17 HAIDEE TIFFEN SERIES

Batting Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50s Jaimee Cartwright 3 1 31 15.5 19 Rosie Pentecost 1 0 13 13.0 13 Emma Begg 12 1 130 11.8 34* Boadicea Lynch 10 1 78 8.7 50* 1 Kate Cameron 11 1 79 7.9 18 Harriet Fletcher 11 1 71 7.1 20 Dakoda Potter 10 1 63 7.0 14 Meg Inwood 7 2 30 6.0 9* Rosie Cruickshank 7 1 31 5.2 11 Sophie Hickey 9 1 40 5.0 11* Amelia Tainui 10 1 41 4.6 15 Sadie McLoughlin 8 2 13 2.2 5 Casey Liddington 1 1 50 - 50* 1

Bowling O M R W Avge B/B 5s RPO Casey Liddington 4.0 1 9 1 9.0 1/9 2.3 Boadicea Lynch 43.0 4 147 16 9.2 4/6 3.4 Amelia Tainui 37.1 5 130 9 14.4 2/10 3.5 Emma Begg 29.3 0 112 6 18.7 3/15 3.8 Harriet Fletcher 35.0 2 193 8 24.1 5/19 1 5.5 Kate Cameron 34.5 3 194 7 27.7 3/4 5.6 Sadie McLoughlin 5.0 0 45 1 45.0 1/17 9.0 Jaimee Cartwright 7.0 0 65 1 65.0 1/16 9.3 Dakoda Potter 22.1 0 138 2 69.0 1/3 6.2 Rosie Cruickshank 11.0 0 88 1 88.0 1/23 8.0 Rosie Pentecost 5.0 1 9 0 - 0/9 1.8 Meg Inwood 11.0 1 39 0 - 0/5 3.5 Sophie Hickey 15.0 0 97 0 - 0/3 6.5

Fielding Catches Dakoda Potter 5 Amelia Tainui 3 Boadicea Lynch 3 Sophie Hickey 3 Kate Cameron 2 Meg Inwood 2 Emma Begg 1 Harriet Fletcher 1 Jaimee Cartwright 1 Rosie Pentecost 1

THE NEXT GENERATION - SYDENHAM YOUTH

The Youth season, which tracks the school year, commenced in late January with two teams, The First XI and Year 10 Colts teams entering all-day 2 competitions, with three other teams 2nd Grade, Syd Bernadine Stars – Winners of the Yr 7/8 Girls Grade Beyond the Boundary April 2019 Year 9-10 and 9A entering one day competitions that commenced in early February. Playing a grade higher than last year, saw the First XI go down comprehensively in their first game, but then rally for the four remaining games they played to be on the verge of victory several times, only to see these games slip away. The opening bowlers Daniel Watt (3rd) and Archie Goodrick (6th) both featured highly on the Grade’s honours board for wickets taken in Term 1. Henry Boyd Tibbotts (10th) was the accumulated the most runs for the team in Term 1.

Metro launched a new grade, Year 10 Colts, this year with the aim to keep the top Year 9 players from 2018 together for one more year before they chase high team placements as they get old. Sydenham Youth was one of six teams in this highly competitive grade and notched up 2 wins, 2 losses and a draw across their 5 games. Ben Breitmeyer (4th) featured in the grades overall runs scored for the term, while Isaac Milne (1st), Jamie Ehau (6th) and Toby Hull (10th) featuring on the bowling hours board for the number of wickets taken.

The 2nd Grade, combined Year 9-10 and 9A teams all played afternoon cricket in Term 1. Full credit must go to both the 2nd Grade and 9-10 teams who had players who could have played in lower age grade competitions but stood up strongly to take on players several years older than them. The 9A team came up against some strong teams in the 9A grade that sees the best Year 9 players pitted against each other. The 9A’s competed well and as the term progressed took games deeper and deeper into each Saturday as they got used to accumulating runs and batting time. The Youth season reconvenes in Term 4 when the same teams will regroup.

Fergus Smith Convenor

SYDENHAM JUNIOR CRICKET CLUB

The 2018/2019 season ended with the Prize Giving. It was a busy day for the committee with 5 sessions over a full day. It’s always a great way for teams to celebrate the end of the season. A big Congratulations to Darcy Rose Prasad our 2018/19 Girls Junior Player of the year & Otis Whitehead our 2018/19 Boys Junior Player of the year. Thank you to all players and families who attended and thank you to the Sydenham Bowls Club for hosting us. It has been another fantastic season for the Junior Club, we have continued to grow and develop our players, teams and coaches. Our volunteer committee put in considerable amount of hours to keep the club going, so thank you to our wonderful but small team: Allan Hickford, Kerry Constable, Maria Lankeshwar, Tracy Hurrell, Kevin McGowan and Paul Durdin.

Thank you to all the wonderful coaches and managers, the time and commitment that these volunteers put in is amazing and without their continual support, we wouldn’t be able to operate. This season NZ Cricket tasked us with some new initiatives - a major one was ensuring all our coaches and managers were suitably vetted and completed training courses relevant to the age and stage. It was a major challenge for Maria and Tracy – but thankfully we succeeded & met our target (just!).

Congratulations to the Syd Bernadine Stars Yr7/8 Girls team who won their grade and won the Tiffen Shield at their last game. They won 6/6 games after Christmas even though they were often short by a couple of players due to injuries. We are a very strong club for Girls cricket and we hope this continues.

This season we are very sad to announce that Kay will be leaving us after the AGM in August. We were able to take the time and thank Kay at the Prize Giving. Kay has been with us for 6 years and has had a positive impact on the programs and community feel of the club. This leaves the committee short and so we ask that you all consider whether you could step up and assist the committee with communication, minute taking at meetings or any other job that Kay does! Please contact Libby if you would like more information.

We have been well supported by some generous businesses this year with our Quiz night, Raffle and coaching tools. A big thank you to Business IT for supplying an IPad, tripod and software to allow Maria to do injury prevention. Giesen wines for supplying wine for our Prize Giving and The Great Journeys of New Zealand, Basic Bikes, the International Antarctic Centre and Koha Fitness for donating some amazing raffle prizes.

Enjoy your break and all the very best for those taking up winter codes. We look forward to seeing you all back for another great season.

Libby Hickford & Kay Male Co Convenors

Profit and Loss

Sydenham Cricket Club Incorporated For the year ended 30 June 2019

2019 2018 Trading Income Bar Income 10,336 5,654 Club Raffle. 4,847 6,831 CMC Coaching Grant 3,174 13,140 Golden Oldies Income - 6,890 Golf Tournament 1,078 826 Ground Hire 300 - Interest Received 163 44 Other 248 1,623 Professional Coaching Income 10,021 1,549 Quiz evenings 1,127 1,335 Sponsorship 63,645 45,128 Subscription Income 30,916 30,156 Supporters Club 237 137 Sydenham Cricket Club Trust Grant Received - 33,000

Total Trading Income 126,092 146,314 Cost of Sales Bar Closing Stock (200) (200) Bar Opening Stock 200 772 Bar Purchases 4,173 2,970

Total Cost of Sales 4,173 3,542

Gross Profit 121,919 142,772

Profit and Loss

Sydenham Cricket Club Incorporated For the year ended 30 June 2019

Operating Expenses Accident Compensation Levy - 325 Annual Report 190 185 Audit Fee 1,650 862 Bank Charges 119 119 Bar costs 1,011 889 Club raffle costs 805 872 CMCA Affiliation Fees 7,507 6,522 Coaching 26,686 12,824 Cricket Balls and Gear 32,818 22,967 Depreciation 9,241 2,313 Desktop Publishing 500 250 General Expenses 717 392 Golden Oldies costs - 3,110 Grant Administration Costs - 2,255 Grounds 18,750 4,382 P O Box 161 152 Player Costs 781 - Professional Coaching Wages 11,739 4,352 Repairs & Maintenance 1,659 617 Rubbish Removal 314 134 Scorers Fees 1,653 1,408 SPC Sinking Fund 7,000 7,304 Sundry - 292 Trophies 1,303 884 Website costs 301 287 Women's Costs 1,588 - Xero fees - 84

Total Operating Expenses 126,492 73,782

Net Profit (4,573) 68,990

Balance Sheet

Sydenham Cricket Club Incorporated As at 30 June 2019

30 JUN 2019 30 JUN 2018 Assets Bank 25 Account 30,210 45,061 Bank Cheque Account 14,723 10,779 Total Bank 44,933 55,840 Current Assets Bar Stock 200 200 Cricket Stock 7,500 7,500 Petty Cash - Bar 200 - Prepayments 8,697 10,403 Sundry Debtors 1,500 - Total Current Assets 18,097 18,103 Fixed Assets Buildings 31,140 31,140 Less Accumulated Depreciation on Plant & Equipment (12,360) (3,119) Plant & Equipment 75,574 59,986 Total Fixed Assets 94,354 88,007 Non-current Assets Sydenham Park Complex 50% Share 701,300 701,300 Total Non-current Assets 701,300 701,300

Total Assets 858,684 863,250 Liabilities Current Liabilities GST (2,266) (8,273) Unspent Income 8,000 14,000 Women's Fund 1,708 1,708 Total Current Liabilities 7,441 7,434

Total Liabilities 7,441 7,434

Net Assets 851,243 855,816 Equity Accumulated Funds 154,516 85,526 Current Year Earnings (4,573) 68,990 Sydenham Park Complex 701,300 701,300

Total Equity 851,243 855,816 SYDENHAM PARK COMPLEX INC

Financial accounts to 30/06/2019

Profit & Loss Report Incl Gst Gst Income Grants $10,000.00 $0.00 Interest $1,010.76 $0.00 Pavilion Hire $1,560.69 $234.11 Reparation $0.00 $0.00 SWC Donations $0.00 $0.00 SJC Donations $0.00 $0.00 Sydenham Turf Fees $20,000.00 $3,000.00

Income Total $32,571.45 $3,234.11

Expense Electricity $1,318.33 $197.76 Fundraising Costs $635.00 $95.25 Gas supply $252.00 $37.80 General Expenses $1,332.40 $199.85 Insurance $11,341.80 $1,701.27 Park Land Rent $724.80 $108.72 Phone Line $973.00 $145.96 Repairs & Maintenance $2,174.46 $326.18 Security $2,666.85 $400.09 Stationery & Postage $0.00 $0.00

Expense Total $21,418.64 $3,212.88

Profit / Loss $11,152.81

Gst Paid / Refunded $21.23

Cash Profit & Loss $11,131.58

SYDENHAM PARK COMPLEX INC

Financial accounts to 30/06/2019

Balance Sheet as at 30/06/2019

Assets Cash & Bank Accounts General Account $14,013.80 Major Asset Repl Account $41,781.57 Minor Asset Repl Account $5,009.67

Other Assets

Astro Turf & Nets $390,000.00 Bomac Roller $8,000.00 Heat Pump $2,453.00

Invoices Outstanding $241.50 Lights new June 2018 $18,575.48

Pavilion $780,000.00 Plant-Machinery-Contents $102,600.00

Trophy Cabinet $3,928.00

Total Assets $1,366,603.02

Liabilities & Equity Liabilities Bills to Pay $0.00

Total Liabilities $0.00

Equity $1,366,603.02

Total Liabilities & Equity $1,366,603.02

SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB TRUST

TWENTYTHIRD REPORT STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2019

2018 INCOME 2019 5964 INTEREST 6574 ------5964 TOTAL INCOME 6574

EXPENSES 27050 SYDENHAM PARK PRACTICE FACILITY ------21086 NET OPERATING EXCESS INCOME/(DEFICIT) 6574 176556 ACCUMULATED FUNDS 1 JULY 2017 155470 ------155470 BALANCE 30 JUNE 2018 162044 ======

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30 JUNE 2019

ASSETS 270 WESTPAC BANK ACCOUNT 1344 215200 WESTPAC INVESTMENTS 220700 ------215470 TOTAL NET ASSETS 222044 ======

REPRESENTED BY 155470 ACCUMULATED FUNDS 162044 60000 HARRIS FAMILY TRUST CAPITAL 60000 ------215470 222044 ======

NOTES 1) THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE HAS BEEN PREPARED ON A GST EXCLUSIVE BASIS 2) WESTPAC INVESTMENTS $19300 270 DAYS TO9/7/2019 @ 3.4% 19300 $124900 6 MONTHS TO 10/12/2019 @ 3.05% 124900 $16500 6 MONTHS TO 20/12/2019 @3.05% 16500 ------160700 HARRIS FAMILY TRUST $60000 6 MONTHS TO 20/12/2019 @ 3.05% 60000 BALANCE 30/6/2019 $220700