Thursday 3rd November 2016

Edition 2/2016 - 2017

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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 14.3 Not So Encouraging 15 2 A President’s Welcome ...... 2 14.4 Enter the Babe 15 3 Coaches Message ...... 3 14.5 Hush Hush 15 4 Round 2 – Results ...... 4 15 Inter Club Competition ...... 16 5 Round Results ...... 5 15.1 Black Team 16 6 1st XI vs Bentley ...... 5 15.2 Blue Team 17 7 3rd XI vs Tuart Hill ...... 6 15.3 Red Team 18 8 Ladders ...... 7 16 2016 - 2017 - Committee Elected ...... 19 8.1 West Australian Suburban Turf Cricket Assoc. – 2nd Grade 7 17 Upcoming Player Milestones ...... 19 8.2 West Australian Suburban Turf Cricket Assoc. - 5th Grade 7 17.1 Batting Milestones 19 8.3 West Australian Suburban Turf Cricket Assoc. - 10th Grade 8 17.2 Bowling Milestones 19 8.1 West Australian Suburban Turf Cricket Assoc. – One Day 2 8 17.3 Match Milestones 19 9 Club's best performances ...... 9

9.1 Batting 9 9.2 Bowling 9 10 Club Averages ...... 9 10.1 Batting 9 10.2 Bowling 9 11 Completed Event ...... 10 12 Upcoming Events ...... 11 13 Not Cricket - One Day Div 2 Report ...... 13 14 Cricket Yarns ...... 15 14.1 Icebreaker 15 14.2 Expensive One-liner 15

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2 A PRESIDENT’S WELCOME Players you need to get behind your coach and support him and your team mates and help each other through the highs and lows that come with Hello and Welcome to the Fremantle-Mosman Park Cricket Club 2016-17 Cricket. Season. I would like to welcome our new Secretary/ Bar Manager, Lis Goodwin and We are looking forward to a positive and exciting start to this season with a wish her all the best as my right hand (haha). Thanks for taking this job on new Committee, with new ideas and lots of fun in store. I would like to and I hope you enjoy this role. welcome you, the new committee members and welcome back to those members who, once again, have put their hands up for another year. We To our Vice President of House, Tommy Axten and his function organisers. have been working closely over the winter months to get this season We look forward to what you have in store for this season. Pirates you need underway and I look forward to working with you all for a long time to come. to support the club that is supporting you and you can do this by making sure you come along to the Functions that people are working hard to put on for you.

I would also like to welcome back one of our Life Members, Alex Arbuckle who is looking after the Bar in the afternoons and also welcome back Lyn our sensational Afternoon tea lady. Great to have both of you on board. I would like to thank all our Sponsors. To those who have been with us for To our Admin/Finance Vice president, Steve Beatty and New Treasurer many a year, thank you for continuing to support us as you do and to those Jimmy Ellis welcome aboard guys, I look forward to our continued work who have come on board this season, Welcome to you and we wish to let together to keep the club financial and to get things done. you know how grateful we are for the support you are giving to FMPCC. We Thanks for the hard work all committee members have put in over the off look forward to seeing you at the club during the summer months. A big season as it has been invaluable to the club and to me. Volunteering is very Thanks to all those who sourced our Major Sponsors as a club cannot rewarding. function without Sponsorship so again, thank you to you all. Pirates please support the companies that are supporting you whenever you can. Thanks Kim for putting together this newsletter. A fantastic job. I welcome back Anthony Caddy as our Club Coach, Vice President of Playing, Lastly to all Pirates. Let’s all get together, Play good Cricket, Enjoy your Cameron Duffy and our new Chairman of Selectors, Ray Garrett. We look Cricket, Be Proud of yourself and your team mates, have fun and Success forward to some exciting cricket throughout the grades this summer. will come to you and to the CLUB. Page 2 of 19

All the Best to you all, Peter Wilkinson President FMPCC 3 COACHES MESSAGE As captain/coach I am pleased with our accomplishments from season 2015/16, however the new season is upon us. Training numbers in August where exceptional due to the indoor nets that were held at Leeming Rec Centre and the enthusiasm of the playing group. However, as September rolled in, so did the storm clouds and with a lack of sunshine and a plethora of rain and cold weather, the numbers have dwindled. That being said, the players who are turning up to training are benefiting in one way or another. Fitness sessions were quite light and normally incorporated some sort of ball sport such as basketball or AFL, and as the sun has started coming back out our net sessions have been productive and our ball skills have been getting progressively better by incorporating a bit of fun and competition into the activities. I encourage all players to come down to the club on training nights regardless of weather unless the session has been cancelled.

 Michael Kent on his way to 61no

As I have said in the past, I believe that there is not one perfect player This year we compete against 7 different teams across each grade, playing within the club or the sport for that matter. Each individual has something each team home and away. As we have beaten most of the teams we are to bring to each team and contribute during the season, both at training coming up against in all grades in the last couple of years I strongly believe and on game days. However, as individuals we are but mere raindrops, that we can make season 2016/17 a successful one. however as a club of hardworking, striving, team members we are an ocean My beliefs as a player and coach are simple, of knowledge and power. It is therefore our responsibility to make the club a better place and be an active participant within the club. Something as  work smarter not harder simple as washing up a cup or stacking a chair can be just as valuable as

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4 ROUND 2 – RESULTS

Grade Dates Home Team Away Team Venue

Bassendean 4/134 Fremantle Mosman Park 7/133(cc) Jubilee 1st XI 15 Oct A Pesce 34 A Lowes 33 def Res. FMPCC 16 MD KENT 61* JM Khan 29* (1) A CADDY 3/34 A Lowes 4/20 J Carter 2/34

Murdoch University Melville Fremantle Mosman Park 5/185(cc) Gil 2nd XI 15 Oct 75 def N Bonner 101* PA Drake- Fraser FMPCC 16 by G Singh 3/5 PJ Kennelly Brockman 41 Res (1) 3/7 AC Goodwin 2/30 M SMITH 2/38

Fremantle Mosman Park Swanbourne 71 Gil 3rd XI 15 Oct 1/76 AW Timmermanis 31 New Pirates receiving their “BAGGY RED” from Kim Chopping def Fraser FMPCC 16 M SNEDDEN 41* A READ (Right) David Pietrangeli & (Centre) Alistair Turner J ELLIS 4/6 J LUKAN 2/11 Res (2) 26* PR Shrestha 2/17

Fremantle Mosman Park 145 Subiaco Marist 1/150 4th XI 15 Oct L EWING 41 R MURPHY 28 McLean def FMPCC 16 R Kruit 81* C Haughton Park 30 L Milne 28* A Wray 2/3 J Viney 2/7 L Milne 2/10

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5 ROUND RESULTS 6 1ST XI VS BENTLEY

Grade Dates Home Team Away Team Venue

22 Fremantle Mosman Park 145 Bentley Oct C BEARD 37 MD KENT 27, B 74 B Daye 28 C BEARD 1st XI 16 Daye 5/72 L Paice 2/19 H Shah Gil Fraser def 4/27 C DUFFY 2/5 FMPCC 29 2/22 Res (1) J LEFROY 2/16 Oct and 6/76 MD KENT A PALUMBO 2/20 16 31* B Daye 3/36

22 Bentley Oct 313 C Daw 79 AJ Magill Fremantle Mosman 2nd XI 16 55 JP Thomas 54 CP Pritchard Wyong v Park FMPCC 29 43 S Saxon 42 M SMITH 3/45 Park 76 Oct S TONGE 3/59 16 and 6/75

22 Fremantle Mosman Park Craig Beard going bang & on his way to 4/27 off 15.2 overs Oct Tuart Hill 9/248(cc) J LUKAN 3rd XI 16 199 DR Michael Gil Fraser 65 P ATHERTON 54 A READ def FMPCC 29 45 B Bomford Res (2) 34 PA Goodwin 2/24 Oct 38 B Wedasinghe 36 S Johnston 2/30 P Easton 2/58 16

29 Fremantle Mosman 4th XI Doubleview-Carine Beach Oct def Park FMPCC 4/180 Reserve 16 177

Fremantle Mosman Applecross 23 Park Twenty20 6/175(cc) JB Joy 62 S Ahmed C.Veryard Oct def 6/118 M SNEDDEN Div 1 52 A Mehdi 34* C ALLEN 3/14 (East) 16 29 J Cubbage 2/23 DG SHEPPARD 2/11 JA Gaudieri 2/31

Adam Palumbo 2/20 off 14 overs

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7 3RD XI VS TUART HILL

Jordan Lukan 65 & Phil Atherton 54 for 10th Grade

Phil Atherton & Jordan had a 72 run partnership for the 7th Wicket

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8 LADDERS 8.1 WEST AUSTRALIAN SUBURBAN TURF CRICKET ASSOC. – 2ND GRADE RUNS OVERS RUNS OVERS RANK TEAM P W2 W1 D L1 L2 POINTS NRR FORM FOR FACED AGST BOWLED 1 Tuart Hill 3 0 2 1 0 0 487 76 375 117 32 3.203 DW 2 Curtin Victoria Park 3 0 2 1 0 0 376 110.2 322 93.5 32 -0.024 DW 3 Doubleview-Carine 3 0 1 1 1 0 477 120 424 112 24 0.189 DL 4 Fremantle Mosman Park 3 0 1 1 1 0 354 128.3 208 72.2 24 -0.121 DL 5 Applecross 3 0 1 1 1 0 391 94 445 100 24 -0.290 DW 6 Bassendean 3 0 1 1 1 0 371 115 480 74 24 -3.260 DW 7 Ocean Ridge 3 0 0 1 2 0 290 73.5 343 92.2 16 0.213 DL 8 Bentley 3 0 0 1 2 0 212 74.2 361 130.3 16 0.086 DL

8.2 WEST AUSTRALIAN SUBURBAN TURF CRICKET ASSOC. - 5TH GRADE RUNS OVERS RUNS OVERS RANK TEAM P W2 W1 D L1 L2 POINTS NRR FORM FOR FACED AGST BOWLED 1 Murdoch University Melville 3 0 2 1 0 0 422 108.5 218 94.2 32 1.567 DW 2 Swan Valley 3 0 1 2 0 0 267 67.4 176 56.5 28 0.849 DD 3 Ocean Ridge 3 0 1 2 0 0 297 72 209 55.3 28 0.359 DD 4 Bentley 3 0 1 1 1 0 543 119 233 68.2 24 1.153 DL 5 Western Suburbs 3 0 1 1 1 0 300 84.4 392 100.5 24 -0.34 DW 6 Curtin Victoria Park 3 0 0 2 1 0 209 55.3 297 72 20 -0.36 DD 7 Subiaco Marist 3 0 0 2 1 0 176 56.5 267 67.4 20 -0.85 DD 8 Fremantle Mosman Park 3 0 0 1 2 0 151 78 573 127 16 -2.58 DL

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8.3 WEST AUSTRALIAN SUBURBAN TURF CRICKET ASSOC. - 10TH GRADE RUNS OVERS RUNS OVERS RANK TEAM P W2 W1 D L1 L2 POINTS NRR FORM FOR FACED AGST BOWLED 1 Applecross 3 0 2 1 0 0 520 88 289 95.3 32 2.883 DW 2 Fremantle Mosman Park 3 0 2 1 0 0 324 85 270 101.5 32 1.16 DW 3 Subiaco Marist 3 0 2 1 0 0 494 111.3 330 85.4 32 0.578 DW 4 Tuart Hill 3 0 1 1 1 0 361 95.1 405 112 24 0.177 DW 5 Swanbourne 3 0 1 1 1 0 297 95 270 79.4 24 -0.26 DL 6 Curtin Victoria Park 3 0 0 1 2 0 351 106.4 388 88.2 16 -1.1 DL 7 Bedford Morley 3 0 0 1 2 0 355 95.3 585 115.3 16 -1.35 DL 8 Swan Valley 3 0 0 1 2 0 264 85.4 429 84 16 -2.03 DL

8.1 WEST AUSTRALIAN SUBURBAN TURF CRICKET ASSOC. – ONE DAY 2 RUNS OVERS RUNS OVERS RANK TEAM P B W D L POINTS PR NRR FORM FOR FACED AGST BOWLED 1 Applecross 3 0 3 0 0 580 102 423 120 36 12 2.161 WWW 2 Subiaco Marist 3 0 2 0 1 528 101.3 388 102 28 9.333 1.398 WWL 3 Western Suburbs 3 0 2 0 1 607 108 621 120 28 9.333 0.445 WLW 4 Bassendean Gold 2 1 1 0 1 403 80 378 80 16 8 0.313 LWB 5 Doubleview-Carine 2 1 1 0 1 373 74.3 386 80 16 8 0.182 LBW 6 Fremantle Mosman Park 3 0 0 0 3 445 120 590 96 12 4 -2.438 LLL 7 Bassendean Blue 2 1 0 0 2 330 80 480 68 8 4 -2.934 BLL

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9 CLUB'S BEST PERFORMANCES 10 CLUB AVERAGES 9.1 BATTING 10.1 BATTING

RANK NAME RUNS GRADE ROUND RANK NAME MAT INN RUNS AVE

1 LUKAN, Jordan 65 3rd XI FMPCC 3 1 KENT, Michael D 2 3 119 119.00 2 KENT, Michael D 61 1st XI FMPCC 2 2 SNEDDEN, Mark 3 2 70 70.00 3 ATHERTON, Phil 54 3rd XI FMPCC 3 3 LUKAN, Jordan 2 1 65 65.00 4 QUIN, Alex 53 4th XI FMPCC 3 4 READ, Adam 2 2 60 60.00 5 EWING, Leon 41 4th XI FMPCC 1 5 BEARD, Craig 2 2 43 43.00 6 SNEDDEN, Mark 41 3rd XI FMPCC 2 6 SHEPPARD, David G 3 2 31 31.00 7 BEARD, Craig 37 1st XI FMPCC 3 7 EWING, Leon 2 2 59 29.50 8 READ, Adam 34 3rd XI FMPCC 3 8 ATHERTON, Phil 2 2 58 29.00 9 KENT, Michael D 31 1st XI FMPCC 3 9 QUIN, Alex 2 2 57 28.50 10 SNEDDEN, Mark 29 Twenty20 Div 1 1 10 GAVRANIC, Nicholas 2 1 23 23.00 9.2 BOWLING 10.2 BOWLING

RANK NAME O M R W GRADE ROUND RANK NAME MAT O M R W AVE

1 ELLIS, James 5.0 3 6 4 3rd XI FMPCC 2 1 ELLIS, James 2 5 3 6 4 1.50 2 BEARD, Craig 15.2 8 27 4 1st XI FMPCC 3 2 ATHERTON, Phil 2 1 0 4 1 4.00 3 ALLEN, Cameron 3.0 0 14 3 Twenty20 Div 1 1 3 LUKAN, Jordan 2 4 0 11 2 5.50 4 CADDY, Anthony 5.0 0 34 3 1st XI FMPCC 2 4 WILKINSON, Adam 1 1 0 6 1 6.00 5 SMITH, Mitchell 8.1 2 45 3 2nd XI FMPCC 3 5 Shrestha, Prabin R 1 4 1 17 2 8.50 6 TONGE, Steven 10.0 1 59 3 2nd XI FMPCC 3 6 BEARD, Craig 2 20 8 42 4 10.50 7 DUFFY, Cameron 9.0 5 5 2 1st XI FMPCC 3 7 ALLEN, Cameron 3 11 0 42 4 10.50 8 LUKAN, Jordan 4.0 11 2 3rd XI FMPCC 2 8 DUFFY, Cameron 2 17 5 33 3 11.00 9 SHEPPARD, David G 4.0 1 11 2 Twenty20 Div 1 1 9 LEFROY, Jack 3 14 3 58 4 14.50 10 LEFROY, Jack 8.0 3 16 2 1st XI FMPCC 3 10 SMITH, Mitchell 2 16 3 83 5 16.60

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11 COMPLETED EVENT 2nd Prize winner of 25% off the total Bill, donated by Virsa the Punjab Indian Cuisine, 88 Moreing Rd, Attadale WA 6156 Robyn Kelly 3rd Prize winner of a $50.00 voucher from Redfish Fish Chips & Grill, 88 Moreing Rd, Attadale WA 6156 was won by Robyn Kelly Equal 4th Prize winners was a $50.00 voucher from Al Dente Pasta & Pizza, Shop 5/241 Hamilton Road (Coogee Plaza), Coogee WA 6166 was won by Tanya De Abreu And a $50.00 voucher from Redfish Fish Chips & Grill, 88 Moreing Rd, Attadale WA 6156 was won by Paulina Motlop

A great night had by all with some amazing dished put before the Judges: And an honourable mention of $30.00 take a way vouchers donated by the Lee Palace Chinese Restaurant, 1/379 Canning Hwy, Palmyra WA 6157 Cameron Duffy, Kathy Lane, Rory Byrne & Rebecca was won by The Major prize winner of the $180.00 Banquet for 6 kindly donated by James Clarke the Lee Palace Chinese Restaurant, 1/379 Canning Hwy, Palmyra WA 6157 It would be great if these kind donations were followed up with support was won by from all the Pirates. Please make mention that you found out about these supporters from their kind donation to the Pirates Master Chef Steve Tonge Night.

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Upcoming Events

Photos of Master Chef Night

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12 NOT CRICKET - ONE DAY DIV 2 REPORT 9 of those were sundries. They were a maddeningly poor bowling side but their shit got wickets. Their Match Report: 15/10/16 opening right-hander put it at good length, but I was able to smoke their WASTCA/One Day Div 2 lefty straight back past him from the first ball. Ray was caught not long after on 3, and I was joined by Murph. We ticked Subi-Marist [1/150] Def Fremantle Mosman Park [9/145] it over nicely taking us to 2 for 76. The mid-wicket discussions turned to We ventured to Floreat Park through rain and icy cold winds, but on arrival guys in shed, and making hay while the sun shone, when he was hit LBW the sun began to shine and the showers past. on 28 to some pedestrian trash that just gave him too much time to think. It was a prodigal homecoming of sorts. The old people speak of the genesis Mind you, if Trembles is umpiring, you are always better off being bowled of our one-day team, once fleeing from Subi Marist, and finding a new than letting one hit you on the pads. home on the banks of the Swan River, but this younger generation of the Quinny came out, swinging like rusty gate, and unfortunately just got WASTiCA family were an unforgiving bunch, and handed out a drubbing, nailed by a pearler that jagged in and took the top of off before he could that while not exactly biblical, was certainly less than Christian… get his eye in. Captain Raymond Garret expertly won the toss and elected to bat. I nicked off just after drinks on 41, Curly pushed it around for 4 and Darryl Thankfully, because we had all of 7 players at that stage; two opening made it to double batsmen [Ray and Steve], an umpire and a square leg, two scorers and figures with a myself padded up at number 3. couple of Daryl arrived at the start of play still muttering about the committee failing boundaries, but it to recognise his ‘leadership material’, and Quinny following soon after, in was left to Mikey an uber, with Han Solo-esque excuses: and Phoenix to play straight and ’It wasn’t my fault!’ bat out the overs, The team was rounded up to 10 with young Phoenix’s dad throwing on a which they training shirt and playing with us as sign of equal parts good parenting, and almost did until equal parts manly pity… like taking home a mangy dog you should probably the youngster just put down. It wasn’t until later we learned he has had two hip was caught on replacements. 11… After some excellent plodding between wickets, Black Eyed Steve, [I’m so sorry, man], popped one to point and went early for a duck. We were 1 for photo: Phoenix and his Dad Dean McCarthy 10.

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I expect they will be opening next week. We had what we thought was a defendable 145 at tea, but no one could defend the shabby service offered by Subiaco; nothing more substantial than chocolate biscuits and Samboy chips. Somebody needs to have a talk with their mothers about being old enough to look after themselves, but I will save discussion about a culture that allows boys to remain domestically impaired, for another time. It was a clever ploy though, because I think some of us succumbed to a diabetic coma in the field. They were a batting side. Their openers easily dispatched the usually unplayable Mikey to the boundary, mostly behind square, and they gave Phoenix a pummeling. He took the only wicket of the innings, with Ray catching their most dangerous looking batsmen on 30. We all bowled, were expensive, their number 2 made 81 not out, and their Leon Ewing – Author timid looking number three made 28 more than he probably should have… Mercifully, Murph went for 16 off half an over, and we were done by 4:30pm. You have to think that if we had taken early wickets we might have been in with a sniff, but they made the runs by just after drinks and won by 9 wickets. An inauspicious start to the season, but the only way is up!

Heartening though, was the camaraderie, Ray’s opening speech as a captain spoke of everyone getting a go, and winning or losing as a team. And so we did, hanging around for a beer, laughing as we removed the bandages, and shuffling off to nurse our stiffness, more determined to come back better and stronger next week… or with at least 11 on the field. Adam Wilkinson

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13 CRICKET YARNS Adelaide Oval. ‘C’mon boys,’ said Tasmania’s wicketkeeper Richard Soule, ‘let’s get a wicket before lunch.’ 13.1 ICEBREAKER A terse Tassie captain David Boon called, ‘That’s what you said yesterday, Sometimes even the happiest of families have their differences and there you #*%&head.’ was quite a commotion when Simon ‘Kato’ Katich head locked Michael Clarke in a dressing room agree bargee after Australia’s only victory of the 13.4 ENTER THE BABE South African leg of the 2008-09 Test summer in Sydney. Perth Scorcher Craig Simmons was the ‘Bab Ruth’ of Big Bash III in Australia Unhappy at the delay in the singing of Australia’s victory song, ‘Under the in 2013-14 with some of extraordinary smiting, including the fastest Southern Cross I Stand’, and having made plans for the Australian’s to century in Big Bash League (BBL) history, from just 39 balls. The generously gather with loved ones at a nearby bar, Clarke asked Australian team proportioned opener was unstoppable, like Victor Trumper, Viv Richards manager Steve Bernard to try and hurry it all along. and Chris Gayle rolled into one. Despite Bernard’s approaches, Mike Hussey the leader of the song was in However, during the sudden death semifinal back in his original hometown no hurry and Clarke was becoming increasingly fidgety, leading to a tangle Sydney, Simmons, 5 from 14 balls was struggling to hit anything in the with Simon Katich, Hussey’s closest mate. middle. Clarke left immediately with the song still unsung and emotions high, So out of sorts was he that Sydney Sixers wicketkeeper Daniel Smith Katich went around the room apologising to all and sundry, particularly the strolled past and quipped he was heading for ‘the double’: the slowest 50 two new boys, Andrew McDonald and Doug Bollinger. ‘I’m really sorry,’ to go with the fastest 100 in BBL history! Kato said to the pair. ‘I don’t want to ruin your first Test Match.’ Reviving remarkably, 39 balls and a record equalling eleven 6’s later, ‘Don’t worry mate,’ said McDonald, ‘this happens all the time in Victoria.’ Simmons was 102 not out. 13.2 EXPENSIVE ONE-LINER 13.5 HUSH HUSH After England’s final loss of the one sided 1994-95 summer in Sydney, a Having just made a pair at Lords of all places, Jackie Badcock walked into cricket bat was passed around for the players to sign, Phil Tufnell scribbled the into the hushed dressing room, no one offed even a ‘bad luck’. ‘Mickey Mouse’ and twelfth man Phil DeFreitas signed ‘Sod Off’. ‘A bloke makes a pair,’ said Badcock, ‘you wouldn’t think your mates would It cost the culprits 3000 pounds (then 5000 Australian dollars) in fines, give you the arse too.’ some of which went to a handwriting expert who had narrowed the signatures down to the Terrible Two. 13.3 NOT SO ENCOURAGING It was late in the mammoth, record breaking stand of 462 between champion South Australian Wayne Phillips and David Hookes at the Page 15 of 19

14 INTER CLUB COMPETITION The black team is lagging behind due lack of teams in Fantasy Cricket missing 500pts per entry, the other 2 teams are doing well but need to have more return the club rooms for Thursday & Saturday night selections and match reports. 14.1 BLACK TEAM player name Total training / Selection Match 6 a 6 a Fantasy Fantasy Club Function Challenge Challenge attnd (5) Night Report side side Cricket Cricket Champ Attendance Win (50) Loss (10) attnd (50) attnd Win Loss (500) Points Points (500) (100) (100) (10)

20 8261 300 750 1300 0 0 1 712 699 8 0 0 ATHERTON, Phil 738 15 50 100 73 1 AXTEN, Tom 1290 30 50 200 10 2 BEARD, Craig 368 15 50 200 103 0 COOK, Stephen 223 15 100 100 8 0 CORMACK, Simon 265 15 50 200 0 DUFFY, Cameron 731 20 50 100 61 1 GARCES DE AGRELA, Jordan 95 25 50 0 20 0 KENT, Michael D 949 20 100 200 129 1 LANG, Adam R 610 20 50 0 40 1 MALHOTRA, Rahul 5 5 0 0 0 0 MURPHY, Richard 28 0 0 0 28 0 Pietrangeli, David A 46 25 0 0 21 0 QUIN, Alex 4 0 0 0 4 0 SHEPPARD, David G 616 20 0 0 96 1 Shrestha, Prabin R 40 0 0 0 40 0 SWAN, Eddie 0 0 0 0 0 TOWNE, Isaac 1586 30 100 200 1 712 44 0 TREMBLE, Mike 537 30 0 0 7 1 WILKINSON, Adam 130 15 100 0 15 0 WILKINSON, Peter 0 0 0 0 0

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14.2 BLUE TEAM

player name Total training Selection Match 6 a 6 a Fantasy Fantasy Club Function Challenge Challenge / attnd Night Report side side Cricket Cricket Champ Attendance Win (50) Loss (10) (5) attnd attnd Win Loss (500) Points Points (500) (50) (100) (100) (10) 19 10639 280 500 1400 0 0 4 1729 730 8 0 0 ALLEN, Cameron 931 30 100 200 101 1 BOTT, Tim 1283 15 50 200 1 18 1 CADDY, Anthony 415 30 100 200 85 0 CURLISS, John 519 0 0 0 19 1 DARCH, Selleck 0 0 0 0 0 ELLIS, James 387 20 100 200 67 0 EWING, Leon 1114 25 0 0 1 548 41 0 FALCONER, James A 537 20 0 0 17 1 FLOYD, Jesse 53 30 0 0 23 0 HANCOCK, Fletcher P 0 0 0 0 0 HORSBURGH, Sean 0 0 0 0 0 LUKAN, Jordan 1287 25 0 100 1 567 95 0 PALUMBO, Adam 1158 20 0 100 38 2 POLLOCK, Lachlan 135 20 0 100 15 0 SMITH, Mitchell 1358 10 50 100 1 614 84 0 SNEDDEN, Mark 180 0 0 100 80 0 TEAGUE, Steven 7 5 0 0 2 0 TONGE, Steven 1275 30 100 100 45 2 VIJ, Navin 0 0 0 0 0

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14.3 RED TEAM player name Total training Selection Match 6 a 6 a Fantasy Fantasy Club Function Challenge Challenge / attnd Night Report side side Cricket Cricket Champ Attendance Win (50) Loss (10) (5) attnd attnd Win Loss (500) Points Points (500) (50) (100) (100) (10) 19 9637 235 600 1300 0 0 2 1626 376 9 0 0 BARDON, Clint 0 0 0 0 0 0 BEATTY, Stephen 0 0 0 0 0 0 BRYNE, Rory 1418 30 100 200 572 16 1 CLARKE, James J 2102 5 0 0 1 597 0 2 COURTNEY, Darrell 67 5 50 0 12 0 FIELD, Brian R 76 25 50 0 1 0 GARRETT, Raymond W 2843 30 100 200 13 5 GAVRANIC, Nicholas 53 30 0 0 23 0 JOHNSTONE, Harley 5 5 0 0 0 0 LEFROY, Jack 1353 30 100 200 1 457 66 0 McCARTHY, Phoenix 53 25 0 0 28 0 MULVANEY, Will 0 0 0 0 0 PARKER, Travis 0 0 0 0 0 READ, Adam 325 5 50 200 70 0 RINGSELL, Chester 356 20 100 200 36 0 RUTHERFORD, Greg 810 20 50 200 40 1 SPEERING, Glen 0 0 0 0 0 TURNER, Alistair 176 5 0 100 71 0 WILLIS, Cass 0 0 0 0 0

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15 2016 - 2017 - COMMITTEE ELECTED 16 UPCOMING PLAYER MILESTONES

The following Club Members have accepted their nominations to represent 16.1 BATTING MILESTONES and serve as your committee for the 2016 – 2017 Season. Name Runs Milestone Last Played President – Peter Wilkinson Raymond W GARRETT 4955 5000 October 15, 2016 Administration Vice President – Stephen Beatty, Adam PALUMBO 969 1000 October 22, 2016

Playing Vice President – Cameron Duffy, 16.2 BOWLING MILESTONES House Vice President – Tom Axten, Name Wickets Milestone Last Played Secretary – Lis Goodwin, Mike TREMBLE 149 150 October 22, 2016 Treasurer – James Ellis, Cameron DUFFY 247 250 October 22, 2016

Registrar – Kim Chopping, 16.3 MATCH MILESTONES Management Committee – Name Matches* Milestone Last Played John Curliss, Steven Tonge, James Falconer, Jack Lefroy, Rory Byrne, Ray Garrett, Michael D KENT 98 (1) 100 October 22, 2016 Phil Atherton, Armando De Abreu. Mark SNEDDEN 196 (2) 200 October 23, 2016 Pirettes (club persons partners group) – Adam R LANG 97 (1) 100 October 23, 2016 getting together to organise Pink Ladies Day and events calendar Richard MURPHY 96 (4) 100 October 15, 2016

Jack LEFROY 46 (1) 50 October 23, 2016

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