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2015/16 Annual Report Manly Warringah District Cricket Club – 2012/13 Annual Report Manly Warringah District Cricket Club 2015/16 138th Annual Report and Balance Sheet Proudly Sponsored by Manly Warringah District Cricket Club – 2015/16 Annual Report 2 | Page Manly Warringah District Cricket Club – 2015/16 Annual Report Table of Contents Office Bearers ................................................................................................................................................ 5 Life Members ................................................................................................................................................. 5 Previous Administration ................................................................................................................................ 6 Non Playing Members ................................................................................................................................... 6 Committee Member Attendance .................................................................................................................. 7 Performance Last 15 Years ............................................................................................................................ 7 Premierships .................................................................................................................................................. 8 Charity partners ............................................................................................................................................. 8 Club Sponsors ................................................................................................................................................ 9 Local Government ........................................................................................................................................ 10 Category Sponsors ....................................................................................................................................... 10 Player Sponsors............................................................................................................................................ 11 President’s Report ....................................................................................................................................... 16 Secretary’s Report ....................................................................................................................................... 19 Manly for Manly Community Program ........................................................................................................ 22 Past vs Present Pink Stumps Day – The Fiona Lyon Cup ............................................................................. 23 International and First Class Representatives ............................................................................................. 24 Champagne Cricketers ................................................................................................................................. 25 2015/16 Major Award Winners ................................................................................................................... 27 Representative Players 2015/16.................................................................................................................. 28 Player Milestones and Records ................................................................................................................... 28 Leading Batting Averages 2015/16 .............................................................................................................. 30 Leading Bowling Averages 2015/16 ............................................................................................................ 30 Club Coach’s Report ..................................................................................................................................... 31 1st Grade Report........................................................................................................................................... 33 1st Grade Batting Statistics ........................................................................................................................... 37 1st Grade Bowling Statistics ......................................................................................................................... 37 1st Grade Match results ............................................................................................................................... 38 1st Grade Career Records of Current Players ............................................................................................... 39 2nd Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 41 2nd Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................ 45 2nd Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 45 2nd Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 46 3rd Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 48 3rd Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................. 50 3rd Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 51 3rd Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 52 4th Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 55 4th Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................. 58 4th Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 58 4th Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 59 5th Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 61 5th Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................. 63 5th Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 63 5th Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 64 Poidevin Gray Report ................................................................................................................................... 67 3 | Page Manly Warringah District Cricket Club – 2015/16 Annual Report Poidevin Gray Bowling Stats ........................................................................................................................ 69 Poidevin Gray Batting Stats ......................................................................................................................... 69 Poidevin Gray Match Results ....................................................................................................................... 70 Green Shield Report..................................................................................................................................... 71 Green Shield Batting Stats ........................................................................................................................... 73 Green Shield Bowling Stats .......................................................................................................................... 73 Green Shield Match Results ......................................................................................................................... 74 2015/16 Consolidated Statistics .................................................................................................................. 75 Club Records 1878 - 2016 ............................................................................................................................ 77 Club Record Partnership .............................................................................................................................. 80 Career Records of Current Players .............................................................................................................. 82 Players Who Have Scored Over 5,000 Grade Runs ..................................................................................... 84 Players Who Have Taken Over 300 Grade Wickets ..................................................................................... 85 Best Performances Last 10 Years ................................................................................................................. 86 A huge thank you to Ian Bird
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