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WesternThe Cricketer Annual Report & Year Book 2003-2004 Contents

BOARD Patron ...... 3 Western Australian Association (Inc.) Board Structure ...... 4-5 President’s Report / Board Attendance Register ...... 6-7 Chief Executive’s Report...... 8-9 REPRESENTATIVE Retravision ING Cup Winning Team ...... 11 Feature Article – Paul Wilson ING Cup Final Report ...... 12 Lilac Hill Report...... 13 Feature Article – and Kade Harvey ...... 14 Season Review – Wayne Clark ...... 15 Retravision Warriors at International Level ...... 16-17 Feature Article – ...... 18-19 Pura Cup Season Review ...... 20-22 Pura Cup Averages...... 25 Pura Cup Scoreboards ...... 26-30 Feature Article – Jo Angel ...... 31-32 ING Cup Season Review ...... 34-35 ING Cup Scoreboards ...... 37-42 Feature Article – ...... 50-51 VB Series ...... 52-53 Feature Article – ...... 62-63 WACA Honour Board...... 69 WACA Committees and Administration ...... 70 Appreciation ...... 71-74 GAME DEVELOPMENT WACA District Cricket 2003-04 ...... 77-79 WACA District Cricket League Averages...... 82 Vodafone Cup Club Review ...... 83-86 Olly Cooley Medal ...... 87 Junior Cricket Council Competitions ...... 91-92 Cricket Operations ...... 93-94 SunSmart Metropolitan Junior Cricket Report ...... 96-98 The Lord’s Taverners () Branch (Inc.)...... 99-100 Western Australian Women’s Cricket Association Season Review ...... 102-105 Country Cricket Report ...... 106-111

OBITUARIES ...... 113-114 FINANCIAL REPORT...... 117-134 STATISTICS ...... 135-200 CONSTITUTION ...... 201-214

Office: WACA Ground, Nelson Crescent, East 6004 • PO Box 6045, East Perth 6892 Telephone:(08) 9265 7222 • Facsimile: (08) 9221 1823 • Internet: www.waca.com.au Editor: Shaun Taylor • Graphic Design: Christian Komnick Photography:Allsport & Contributors • Statistics: Charlie Bull Cover: Retravision Warriors Vice- Michael Hussey with the 2003-04 ING Cup Trophy

The Western Cricketer 1 Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.)

Board 2003-2004 Chief Executive Officer

CHAIRMAN: Mr A.I.C. Dodemaide C.A.C. Fear Mrs K.M.White (Retired 26 February 2004) PRESIDENT: ASSOCIATION SECRETARY: P.B. Rakich G. Havercroft VICE PRESIDENTS: Senior Management W.M. Bryant, C.A.C. Fear,W.J. Edwards, F.D. O’Driscoll GENERAL MANAGERS HONORARY TREASURER: CRICKET OPERATIONS: A.D. Rule R.S. Langer MEMBERS’ REPRESENTATIVES: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT/MARKETING: D.H. Foster,W.D. Hill, R.G. Paulsen, P.Loveridge K.J. Penter, J. Shepherd, P.A.Sullivan D.M. Beazley (Until 20 May 2004) CLUB CRICKET COUNCIL OPERATIONS: REPRESENTATIVES: W.D. Howells P.L.Murphy, M. Mascarenhas, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER: I.Waite, J.A.Worland R.H. Nelson AUDITORS: HEAD CURATOR: KPMG R.Winter

Relationship to

The WACA is part of the decision making structure for and its financial distributions from all of its activities. The two directors appointed by the WACA Board to represent the Association on the Board of Cricket Australia in 2003-2004 were WJ Edwards and RG Paulsen.

Cricket Australia Meetings Board International IR Game Devel Play Cond Total WJ Edwards 6(6) 3(3) 4(4) -* 1 14 RG Paulsen 6(6) -* -* 2(2) -* 8 *Not a Member

2 The Western Cricketer Patron

The WACA was again honoured when His Excellency the Governor of Western Australia, Lieutenant General John Sanderson AC, continued as the Association’s Honorary Patron thus perpetuating a Vice Regal tradition that has endured and has been a great privilege for the WACA since the inception of the Association more than a ago. Western Australia’s extremely popular Governor possesses a great love and knowledge of sport.We are always very pleased when their commitments permit that His Excellency and Mrs Sanderson are able to attend WACA matches and functions. His Excellency again strongly supported the Governor’s XI vs WACA President’s XI cricket match played at the WACA Ground in March of this year. The Governor’s XI played with great distinction, soundly defeating the WACA President’s XI and thus restoring some parity to results of recent years in this prestigious annual fixture.

The Western Cricketer 3 WACA Board Structure 2003 - 2004

P.B. (Brian) Rakich C.A.C. (Charles) Fear A.D. (Alan) Rule President Chairman of the Board Honorary Treasurer

W.J.(Wally) Edwards W.M.(Bill) Bryant F.D.(Frank) O’Driscoll Vice President Vice President Vice President Cricket Australia Director Retired 30 June 2004

A.I.C. (Tony) Dodemaide G.(Geoff) Havercroft Chief Executive Officer Association Secretary

4 The Western Cricketer WACA Board Structure 2003 - 2004

Elected Members Representatives

K.J. (Kevan) Penter D.H. (Daryl) Foster J.L. (Justin) Shepherd OAM

W.D. (Wayne) Hill R.G.(Bob) Paulsen P.A.(Paul) Sullivan Cricket Australia Director Retired 30 June 2004

Club Cricket Council Elected Representatives

P.L.(Peter) Murphy I.(Ian) Waite M. (Malik) Mascarenhas J.A.(John) Worland

The Western Cricketer 5 WACA President’s Report

Brian Rakich,WACA President

The period under We congratulate on his appointment review was a challenging as Australian Captain and note the seamless and one for the Association. successful transition that has taken place. While there were some We acknowledge our own Adam Gilchrist, Justin excellent performances Langer, , and Brad from our State cricketers Williams for their Test selection and performances giving cause for late and our other national team member Mike Hussey. season celebrations and for future optimism, It was great to welcome Wayne Clark back into our financial results the fold as State Coach after successfully coaching were concerning. Yorkshire in English . Wayne has enjoyed immediate success with the team in his The results were adversely first season back and we are pleased that his contract affected by an early Test has been extended for another two seasons. match against which severely impacted After a slow start to the season the Retravision match attendance and in turn, traditional revenue Warriors stormed home to win the ING Cup in sources particularly Membership; reduced seasonal amazing circumstances. We will long remember distributions from Cricket Australia and an alleged Kade Harvey and Darren Wates needing 50 runs from fraud, the amount of which now appears will be the last 30 balls and bringing off a memorable victory. fully covered by the Association’s insurance. In the four day competition, the team finished We already have advice of a much improved their Pura Cup campaign only one victory short programme for the coming season, interest in of making the final. Membership has picked up considerably and Cricket I acknowledge the outstanding career of Jo Angel Australia have advised of substantially increased who has retired as WA’s greatest ever taker distribution for the WACA in 2004-2005. and second only to the immortal Clarrie Despite our difficult year, I am confident that we Grimmett in Sheffield Shield and Pura Cup will handle our current borrowing in the same prudent records. Jo is the epitome of a Retravision Warrior manner as we did when we borrowed $15 million and we thank him for his contribution to WA for the last major WACA Ground redevelopment cricket and for the exemplary manner in which he in the late 1980’s, which we repaid over a 15 year has played the game. time-frame. During the year Members approved a new constitution At the beginning of the season the WACA secured after an enormous amount of hard work by a lot the sponsorship of Western Australia's largest electrical of people. I thank them all for their time and efforts retailer Retravision. The Western Warriors became from which the Association will derive great benefit. known as the Retravision Warriors as part of a I pay tribute to former Chief Executive Kath sponsorship arrangement supported by a substantial White for her achievements during her three years cash and leveraging contribution. at the helm. Former Australian Test player Tony The sponsorship was been a great success and is a Dodemaide has joined us as the new WACA CEO tribute to Retravision, to our players and to our after a distinguished career at the management team. We look forward to further Cricket Club and the MCC at Lords. We wish mutually beneficial achievements. him and his team every success. The Test Match staged very early in the season, was Our substantial commitment to redevelop the a great challenge.The WACA witnessed history yet WACA Ground in 2002 has commenced to bear again with ’s world record 380 fruit. We staged several concerts this year with and Hayden and Adam Gilchrist each scoring a more scheduled in 2004-2005. century in a session adding 207 runs between Strategically we will endeavour to secure more of lunch and tea on the second day. these and encourage other leading sports to use In another significant day for the Ground we the WACA Ground with the aim of producing farewelled the Waugh brothers in front of 17,000 winter fixtures and additional revenue opportunities fans in their final ING Cup appearance in Perth. for the Association. We acknowledge and pay tribute to That revenue is redirected into cricket and enables for his outstanding contribution as Captain of us to continue to fulfil our century old constitutional Australia. He has led a truly great team by example objectives to develop and promote cricket in all and he leaves a great legacy. areas of the State.

6 The Western Cricketer We are very proud of the contribution that this We are all very conscious of the need for proper Association and cricket make to the community of planning and good financial management and will Western Australia as it has done so for more than continue to work closely with management to a century. However it is becoming increasingly ensure the financial health of the Association. more difficult for us to maintain the level of financial Thank you also to our valued sponsors and the contribution from our own resources that we many individuals, group and corporate clients who direct to grass roots cricket. It is a message that we continue to support the WACA and to Cricket need to have understood more fully in the public arena. Australia and the media who play such an important We remain very grateful for the ongoing support role in Australian cricket. of our Members who via that affinity have been On behalf of the WACA I acknowledge the work of loyal contributors to the development of Western the many volunteers from grass roots cricket,to all the Australian cricket throughout our distinguished Associations in both metropolitan and country history.I urge Members to encourage their family, areas and to our WACA affiliated clubs who all work friends and associates to become Members of the unstintingly for the well being of this great game. WACA to assist further with that development. I am confident that with your help, cricket will continue Thank you to our management and staff for all of to remain strong and prosper in Western Australia. their efforts over the past year and to my fellow Board members, including retired colleagues Kind regards Frank O’Driscoll and Paul Sullivan and all who Brian Rakich served on our committees, for giving of their time and expertise.

Attendance Register - Meetings of the WACA Board & its Committees & Sub-Committees From 1 July 2003 to 30 June 2004

Community WACA Board Finance & Business Ground Club Cricket State Cricket Memorabilia Club Cricket Honours & Constitutional Meetings Audit Development Development Council Committee Board Recognition Review Meetings Held 19 12 9 2 10 13 5 3 1 28 Meetings Attended PB Rakich 18 9 5 2 1 26 CA C Fear 19 12 2 WM Bryant 17 3 21 WJ Edwards 13 2 11 FD O’Driscoll 9 4 AD Rule 16 10 1 RK O’Connor QC 6 23 RG Paulsen 17 4 12 1 23 PA Sullivan 17 6 9 2 BG Marsh 2 2 I Waite 16 5 7 19 WD Hill 14 3 PL Murphy 18 10 11 1 JA Worland 13 8 1 9 WJ Rogers 1 KJ Penter 18 9 7 M Mascarenhas 12 3 8 JL Shepherd 14 8 2 4 3 DH Foster 14 5 10

• WJ Rogers retired from Board July 2003 • PA Sullivan retired from Finance and Audit Sub-Committee • KJ Penter appointed to Finance & Audit July 2003 September 2003 • M Mascarenhas elected to Board July 2003 and appointed to • P Murphy retired from Memorabilia September 2003 Business Development October 2003 • P Sullivan retired from Board June 2004 • BG Marsh retired September 2003 • FD O’Driscoll retired from Board June 2004 • RK O’Connor retired September 2003 • GM Wood is a member of the State Cricket Committee as a Non Board • DH Foster elected to Board September 2003 and appointed to member nominated by the Board to serve on that Committee and Club Cricket Council October 2003 attended 7 of their meeting during the year under review • WD Hill retired from State Cricket Committee October 2003 • JL Shepherd elected to Board September 2003 and appointed to A new WACA Constitution was adopted by Members at a Special General Meeting on Ground Development, Business Development, Memorabilia and January 29 2004. From that date constitutional reference to ‘Executive’ became ‘Board’. Club Cricket Council October 2003

The Western Cricketer 7 From The Chief Executive

Tony Dodemaide,WACA Chief Executive Officer

Members will have no during the past six months is a prime example of doubt read of the chal- such diversification. lenges that confront the The business services and constitutional elements Association and cricket of our operations continue to be guided by in Western Australia. experienced and committed personnel in Chief These challenges are both Financial Officer Roger Nelson and Association commercial and cricket Secretary Geoff Havercroft. Both gentlemen have related as we seek to been required to rise to special challenges lately return this Association and have performed with distinction. I offer thanks to its normally accepted to Geoff for his safe custodianship of the CEO position as a cricket chair in the interim period before my arrival in and sport leader. May, and commend Roger for his efforts in The management of shouldering an even greater load as a of the the Association and its recent unfortunate defalcation. assets is a demanding and complex administration Considerable time and planning had been undertaken challenge for the person entrusted with that by Kath White during the period of her tenure as responsibility. CEO to create a management structure that could As our constitution confers among other responsibilities best achieve the twin objectives of ensuring the to the Association and its elected Board, the role of Association’s interests are prudently managed for ‘keeper of the code’ or ‘custodian of the game’ in the ultimate benefit of the Association and cricket Western Australia,the CEO needs to place a strong in WA. In refining that framework, with the benefit emphasis on ensuring that cricket at all levels is of ongoing experience and some new personnel administered effectively.This requires both financial with slightly different skill and talent sets, we can and physical resources to be prudently directed to express confidence that such a structure is in place produce not only high quality individual and team to usher in a new period of on field success and performances and achievements at the elite level, positive commercial outcomes for the Association. but equally importantly effective development The 2003-2004 administrative achievements programs that produce those players via junior, included a major review of the Association’s school, district, community, regional, women’s and constitution. While it also served us well for an indigenous cricket programs. extended post war period, it had become The cricket elements of the WACA have fine increasingly unrelated in key areas of the evolution leadership through Retravision Warriors Coach of cricket, the business of the WACA and its Wayne Clark, Captain Justin Langer (when Test relationship with District Clubs and Cricket commitments to Australia preclude Justin’s Australia. availability, by his deputy Michael Hussey) and This report acknowledges with grateful thanks the administratively supported by Cricket Operations democratic processes enacted to produce forums headed up by General Manager Rob Langer. that refined the documents into a successful passage Balanced with our responsibilities to cricket in this through a Special General Meeting of Members State, is maximising the commercial advantages and on January 29 2004. opportunities accruing from ownership of the WACA The Members’ assent also paved the way for far Ground, the Association’s other significant asset. more cohesive regulation of any amendment that The Ground and its operations assist in producing may be required in respect to routine Membership revenue that enables our many and varied By Laws, the introduction of Standard Charters commitments to be met and to sustain the and Code of Conduct for Board Members in the referred to cricket programs. conduct of their duties and responsibilities to General Manager Ground Operations Wayne Members, frame work that also identifies areas of Howells astutely manages the Assets and Events major transgressions from those duties and inherent with the WACA Ground ownership, a responsibilities and suitable disciplinary procedures role that has evolved considerable complexities in such an event. following the diversification into some of our non In another significant constitutional and management core business of past eras.The successful staging of achievement, we are delighted to report that international standard concert acts at our venue Women’s Cricket in Western Australia has been

8 The Western Cricketer integrated into the WACA structure and now This report also acknowledges with untold admiration, reflects a consistency with national initiatives in the huge number of voluntary administrators who this regard. are the lifeblood of cricket and without whom the Women’s cricket will benefit from more cohesive game would surely flounder. It is difficult to provide administration as well as physical and financial the sort of recognition that they individually and resources.Already a committed band of administrators collectively deserve but please be aware that volunteer have made terrific progress for women’s cricket recognition is a significant plank in the WACA‘s through the Women’s Cricket Advisory Board Strategic Plan. Chaired by Mark Weinman and reporting their The respective CEO’s over the past year pay tribute issues and needs through the WACA State Cricket to the whole hearted commitment of your Board Committee. to the welfare of the Association, cricket in One of the more substantial commercial challenges Western Australia and to its Members. Chaired by for the year was to identify and consummate into Charles Fear, your elected Board give selflessly of a mutually beneficial agreement, a commercial their time and expertise and provide direction to partner to sponsor the Western Warriors following management to enact the objectives and aspirations the necessary change of direction for Western of the Association. Power foreshadowed in the 2002-2003 edition of The Western Cricketer. Thanks are extended to our Members for their long term loyalty and forebearance. In all of the Such a was entered into with foregoing words there are the ingredients for a Retravision, the highly respected and instantly better era in store for Members. In the season recognisable electrical retailer brand, not only in under review, the WACA was presented with a this State but in other parts of Australia and New most difficult set of fixtures and timing to generate Zealand.This Annual Report is a very appropriate interest and enthusiasm.That we were comfortably medium to acknowledge our grateful thanks to Lester Gamble and Bill Harries, respectively the able to exceed the SCG attendance for their allocated Managing Director and Chairman of the Board of Test match against Zimbabwe speaks volumes for Retravision, for not only accepting the invitation the loyalty and passion of our Members and to be the sponsor of the State team but for the indeed the West Australian cricket loving public. manner in which they embraced the commitment The coming summer will provide Members with to the sponsorship and their relationship with the a terrific international programme including for team, the players, the WACA Board and the first time in Perth three women’s cricket ODI’s Management.The substantial role in these negotiations between Australia and New Zealand with key fixtures by recently departed General Manager Business being programmed for the most appealing times of Development, Darren Beazley was also greatly the year.Additionally your Board and management appreciated. I take the opportunity to welcome are focussed on restoring and enhancing the value Peter Loveridge as new head of the Marketing & and benefits of your Membership. While this will Commercial department.We wish him every success not happen overnight, in your renewal invitation in his important role. which you would have received by now I hope Retravision’s investment in the WACA and to you will identify the product of the early stages of cricket is considerable. It is most heartening therefore, that commitment. to identify by independent market survey near the end of the season that the Retravision brand It has been my privilege and honour to be through the renamed Retravision Warriors have appointed CEO of the Association. Already I am produced a huge awareness factor within the market able to identify with the passion and commitment place. It was also fitting that the Retravision that has made the WACA and its representative Warriors responded magnificently on the playing teams the measuring stick for so much on field and field producing a character laden victory in the commercial success in the past four decades, something final of the ING Cup and a barnstorming finish to that until May of this year, I was only able to view their Pura Cup program, suggesting that success in with admiration from a distance in my playing and the longer form of the game is also not far away. commercial career. It is an escapable fact that the WACA and cricket Now that I have been accorded the responsibilities would struggle to meet its commitments without to carry the baton and achieve even more success the extensive sponsorship that we receive in so for the WACA, Members can be assured that my many different forms.In this era,business corporations commitment and passion towards those objectives are subjected to numerous requests, particularly will be unwavering. I look forward to working from sport, for sponsorship dollars.We are indebted with you. to all sponsors who respond to the needs of the WACA and cricket in this State.Acknowledgements AIC (Tony) Dodemaide are more extensively covered elsewhere in this edition of The Western Cricketer.

The Western Cricketer 9 BESTCHOICEFORALONG

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The Retravision Warriors

ING Cup Champions 2003-04

Back Row: (L-R) Aaron Heal, Kade Harvey, Scott Meuleman, Paul Wilson, Darren Wates, Front (L-R); Murray Goodwin, Ben Edmondson, Peter Worthington, , Michael Hussey (C), A Long Time Coming But How Sweet It Is!

By Paul Wilson, former Test fast-bowler and Retravision Warrior

If anyone had offered us a total of under 250 to chase in a final, you would take it every time.The chase was a blur to me, Scott Meuleman showed the whole country what he could do with the willow while Chris Rogers played an underrated support role at the top of the order. From there on fell and nerves became frayed.We got on top then lost our way, then got on top again but when Ryan Campbell departed things did not look good. It was at this moment I decided to join our team’s heart and soul, Neil Tyndall downstairs in the dressing room to avoid watching our ‘death’ from the stands. What transpired over the last five overs will stay with me forever. It was as if it was meant to be.We had ‘lost’ this game three to four times over the space of the afternoon but we were not going to Wates and Harvey rejoice in their miraculous victory. be denied this time. BEING part of the “Modern Miracle Match” at When Darren Wates hit ‘that six’ and the cameras in February was a remarkable finish to showed me acting like a 10-year-old, it was the my very unconventional career. first time I had been up to the viewing area for an hour but I know a winner when I see one! My cricket journey had brought me to Perth in July 2002 via Newcastle, the AIS Cricket Academy, The dressing room atmosphere afterwards was one and .The major reason behind my of stunned euphoria.We were shocked not only by shift to WA was the chance to win an ING or Pura the win but also how we won, this game will be Cup before I retired. the cornerstone of many future wins for the Retravision Warriors. Having tasted defeat in two previous ING Cup Finals (including the devastating loss to New To add to the emotion of the night, a few friends South Wales at the WACA Ground in 2002-03), I and relatives of the players were invited down to knew that this was going to be my last chance to celebrate after the official presentations. Family fill the final chapter in my personal scrapbook. and friends are your support network at all times and to be able to share this moment with my The lead up to the final in was relatively father, Gary and my brother, Anthony was low key for the team but the guys were very special to me. focused, very determined and as game time approached, hell bent on spoiling the I left Newcastle when I was 19 and at that stage Bulls celebrations which had been going on before Anthony was seven years old, so anytime the a ball had been bowled! Wilson men get together it is great. To this day, I still can’t believe I played in a game I played in more talented teams than this one, in which the opposition previously scored over 400 especially in , but I would not have had it any other way.Determination, perseverance and in their 50 overs (two weeks before the final). So passion are values I swear by and this side had them you can imagine the thoughts going through our all.This was backed up by the other members of the respective minds when QLD were 0-100 after 12! squad and our wonderful coaching and support staff. However, in stepped the Pharmacist, Kade Harvey. I played my first and last First-Class games against Whatever prescription he served up to the Bulls Queensland and ironically, I also played my first sure worked, it was magic. With the help of the and last One-day games against Queensland. The rookie, Aaron Heal, we were able to reel back the Bulls gave me a lot of headaches over the years but home team to a respectable total to be chased. victory in this last one was the sweetest feeling.

12 The Western Cricketer Zimbabweans Roar at Lilac Hill

By Shaun Taylor,WACA Communications Manager

Heath Streak sends one down to with nine men in the slips cordon.

WITH the likes of Gilchrist, Langer, Martyn, Andy Blignaut (3-47) put the brakes on the innings. Hogg and Williams playing in the annual Lilac Hill The much anticipated partnership of Festival match you could understand the massive and his father never eventuated as Shaun fell for a crowd streaming into the picturesque ground was with Geoff next in. Ryan Campbell’s 65 took buzzing with excitement. the Chairman’s XI to 240. The Zimbabweans fronted up for their first Lilac The visitors were in trouble early at 2-26 but from Hill experience and they were expected to struggle there they were never in danger of losing as Mark against a powerhouse Cricket Australia Chairman’s XI. Vermeulen (61), (89 ) and Former WA great and Zimbabwean Coach Geoff (63 not out) coasted to victory with Marsh played for the Chairman’s XI and in a brilliant eight overs to spare. move the old met the new generation when The Lilac Hill Festival match was again a fantastic Marsh’s son and Retravision Warrior Shaun was success and holds a unique place in the Australian included in the team. Former Test off-spinner and cricket calendar.The overwhelming corporate and eccentric personality also pulled on public patron support each year helps to cement the creams for the home team. WA’s hold on this prized fixture which exclusively The Chairman’s XI batted first and the crowd benefits grassroots cricket and the local community. roared when Gilchrist strode to the crease with CAC XI 240 (Campbell 65, Hogg 39, Streak 4-33, Martyn. A exhibition was anticipated but Blignaut 3-47) lost to Zimbabwe 3-241 (Carlisle indomitable Zimbabwe Captain 89*,Wishart 63*) rained on the expected parade of talent. Heath bowled Gilchrist with the fifth ball of the Ryan Campbell takes to the Zimbabwean attack as looks on. first over and signalled his team’s serious intentions. Martyn had the crowd on their feet when he took 30 runs from the second over of the innings. The mercurial right-hander smashed a hapless for three sixes and three fours in one unforgettable over. He was out one run later. From there the home teams innings ebbed and flowed with wickets falling regularly as Streak (4-33) and

The Western Cricketer 13 Veterans Lead the Charge

By Shaun Taylor,WACA Communications Manager

MURRAY Goodwin Kade Harvey was a match-winner all season (17 and Kade Harvey ING Cup wickets at 22.35 apiece) but he immortalised enjoyed career-best himself into the folklore of Western Australian seasons in 2003-04 and cricket when he engineered the Warriors miraculous the veteran Warriors ING Cup Final victory over Queensland at the put their feats down to Gabba Ground. renewed determination After taking 4-28 with his skidding medium pacers and a resolution to in Queensland’s innings he swung lustily and lead a young squad formed the critical 75 run partnership with from the front. Darren Wates that snatched victory from the jaws Goodwin enjoyed a of defeat. This was the highlight of Harvey’s record-breaking 2003- colourful career that began a decade ago. 04 and capped it with “The ING Cup is pretty tough to beat,” he said. his first Laurie Sawle Medal as WA’s most “It was a pretty big game up there and just to win outstanding player in the game let alone play a role was a highlight domestic cricket and said because we weren’t expected to do that well. I’ve Goodwin led Sussex to an English been part of three winning sides and this one was before playing a his success came from pivotal role in the Warriors victorious putting himself under by far the best.” ING Cup campaign. pressure to perform. Harvey’s success came “I put a lot of pressure on myself at the beginning from taking the oppo- of the season,” he said. site approach to Goodwin. Rather then “I feel I stepped up to that pressure and performed. put more pressure on I had my most enjoyable year of cricket for the himself Harvey relaxed Warriors. I had fun with my cricket last season and his approach to cricket. that is a recipe for success.” “I’ve got a pretty bal- Goodwin had his most dominant and prolific anced life and took summer for the Retravision Warriors and was the pressure off myself WA’s leading scorer in the Pura Cup with 1183 a little bit to just go out runs at an average of 65.72 with three hundreds and there and enjoy playing Kade Harvey has been the Warriors most a double-century. This beat ’s state cricket without any consistent One-day wicket taker for the record of 1145 runs in a season set during 2000-01. expectations,” he said. past decade. The middle-order run machine was also the second Harvey and wife Jo welcomed their first child into most prolific scorer in the elite Pura Cup, regarded the world in April. Harvey said Emma’s arrival will as the strongest domestic competition in world not impact on his cricket as he has always separated cricket. Only Victorian Matthew Elliot (1381) his personal life from his cricket profession. could make more runs than the 31-year-old former Zimbabwean Test player. “Cricket’s always been something I have enjoyed but it’s never been something I have wanted to do Goodwin felt that it was time for him to step up full-time,” he said. to the challenge and be a leader in a young West Australian team. “I enjoy my six months away from cricket and I enjoy my business side of things. I don’t think my “I feel that I am now an experienced player,”he said. cricket benefits from being a full-time cricketer.” “I need to lead from the front. I am still learning Harvey is not looking forward to the prospect of the game and I’m young at heart. You use your leaving the newest addition to his family at home experience but still stay youthful. I am really when the season begins. enjoying playing for WA with such exciting young talent in the squad. This is such a good group of “The first road trip is going to be tough but people guys.With all the young players coming in it keeps all over the world and other cricketers deal with you on your toes.” leaving their kids at home so it’s just a matter of adjusting to that while you are away.”

14 The Western Cricketer The Coach’s Review

By Wayne Clark, State Coach

WELL, it was a bit of a show of commitment, belief and intense team spirit mixture of a season for by all players and staff that was the difference. the Retravision Warriors, Something I’m sure will hold us in good stead for especially in the Pura next season in both forms of the game. Cup. A very slow start A sad note for the year was the retirement of Jo saw us with only two Angel during the season, and then Paul Wilson at points at Christmas the end of the season. Both tremendous players time, and our chances of over many years, we wish both the best in their qualifying for the Final retirement. Jo of course was a living legend in WA all but gone. cricket for many years – a great character,consummate Our batting was solid, team man and in general a ‘bloody good bloke’. but our ability to contain Thanks Jo. and then dismiss a team was a huge problem. Different combinations were Ben Edmondson in full flight for his adopted Warriors. tried and it is credit to all the guys, for the way they stuck to their tasks. Those efforts were rewarded after Christmas where we turned our season around, and there was at one time even a thought of actually getting into the Pura Final. As stated, our batters did an excellent job. Consistency was the key, with all of our top six scoring freely during the year. Murray Goodwin was the stand-out with 1183 runs, with Rogers, North, Hussey, Langer and Campbell excelling at different times. Our bowlers didn’t fair quite as well - no Williams, Clark and Casson (for most of the season) left a hole in the attack, but the arrival of Ben Edmondson was a bonus. In a fairytale couple of months, Ben went from unknown Queenslander, who gambled on upping stakes and travelling to Perth to try his luck, to a name recognised in first class ranks taking 28 wickets in his 7 games for his new State. All the bowlers battled manfully and should be complimented on our results after Christmas but we can’t afford to give other States the start we did.There is plenty of work to do in this area. The ING Cup competition was the obvious highlight of our season. We played extremely consistently, with our batters performing superbly. The climax of course was the final in Brisbane. What a game – one of the most memorable and emotional games I have been involved in. It showed the maturity the Warriors developed all year. The belief and refusal to panic was so evident right to the end. The efforts of Kade Harvey and Darren Wates were outstanding but I can assure you it was a tremendous

The Western Cricketer 15 Retravision Warriors Selected for Australia in 2003-2004

By Shaun Taylor,WACA Communications Manager

Capped another stellar year when ADAM GILCHRIST he was named Australia’s One-day International Player of the Year at the Alan Medal Dinner. Also claimed a record sixth CUB Gold Cup. At the height of his powers as a mercurial batsman in long and short forms of the game and continues to amaze with his dazzling wicketkeeping skills.

Continued his renaissance as one of Australia’s most versatile all- rounders.Took his first five wicket haul for Australia in a One-day International against and was rewarded with a Cricket BRAD HOGG Australia contract for 2004-05.

Question marks appeared after DAMIEN MARTYN some circumspect form early in 2003-04 but the right-hander’s ability was never in doubt. Showed maturity and class to make match-winning centuries on Australia’s arduous tour of Sri Lanka. Still a key part of Australia’s Test and One-day top order.

Realised a lifelong dream when he was named Western Australian Captain before the season started. Had a brilliant season for country and State and is now the highest Western Australian run scorer in JUSTIN LANGER .

16 The Western Cricketer Made his Test debut this season BRAD WILLIAMS against Zimbabwe in Sydney. After years on the verge of national selection Williams broke through this summer to become a critical part of Australia’s Test and One-day International success.

Marcus North had his most successful season of his career with 984 Pura Cup runs and 387 ING Cup runs at an average of 96.75 in 2003-04. This led to selection in the Australia A limited- overs team that played Zimbabwe in two matches. In the second one-day clash in Adelaide in January the left- handed middle-order batsman starred in Australia A's 119 run victory. He belted 115 from 109 balls with 14 boundaries and two MARCUS NORTH sixes in Australia A's total of 6-327.

Finally donned the Australian MICHAEL HUSSEY colours when he made his One-day International debut against at the WACA Ground where he helped the Aussies to a comfortable victory. Returned to his best form for the Warriors and had his most prolific season in four years.

Continued to improve and a near thousand run Pura Cup season led to the left-hander being selected for Australia A for a three-day match against India. Showed his international potential with 70 in CHRIS ROGERS the first innings of that match.

The Western Cricketer 17 Justin’s Medal of Honour

By Shaun Taylor,WACA Communications Manager

“When everyone starts out they think the greatest honour would be to be Captain of Australia.The reality is that it’s not going to happen for me but this has to be the second best prize,” Langer said. “Until you’ve actually been in the Australian team you wouldn’t understand the significance of winning a Test match and singing the team song. “To be asked to lead the team song was without doubt one of the huge highlights of my career. I just know how important it is to Australian cricketers, it’s something that has become quite sacred really and it’s a massive honour for me.” Another of Langer’s dreams to come true in 2003-2004 was his elevation to WA Captain. Langer admitted

Justin Langer ever watchful, ever determined.

Justin Langer and Ricky Ponting proud and resplendent in their ‘Baggy Greens’.

THERE has never been a person more passionate about playing Test cricket for Australia than Justin Langer. Such is Langer’s love and passion for the that you can see the sense of duty in his eyes and hear his voice crack as he tries to express the emotions inside him as he describes what it is like to don a tattered piece of Albion cloth. Langer wears his Baggy Green like a Medal of Honour. For him it is a suit of armour, he is invincible, he is a giant, he is a member of the most exclusive of clubs and a keeper of a code held most sacred. The Baggy Green instils in him the courage to face the world’s fastest bowlers and the will to stand up when he is knocked down time and time again. Langer has been dropped from the Australian team on several occasions but is now firmly ensconced at the top of the order. Langer’s passion for the team and his standing in the eyes of his team mates was confirmed after Steve Waugh retired and new Captain Ricky Ponting entrusted Langer with the sacred duty of leading the team song ‘Under the Southern Cross’ after each Test victory. Ponting held the duty but relinquished it as a Captain has never been responsible for leading the team in Australia’s most famous team victory anthem.

18 The Western Cricketer that he thought the chance may have been past him but now his photo takes a pride of place by the Captain’s Wall in the Lillee-Marsh Stand. “It was a huge honour for me”, Langer said. “The opportunity seemed destined to come a lot sooner and maybe earlier in my career it became too much of a focus. Captaincy is something you earn. Maybe early in my career I just held on a bit tight to wanting it. “To get your photo up on the wall with so many great leaders of Western Australian cricket was huge and I was very excited about it. I’ve got a real confidence in what is going to happen in the next four or five years in West Australian cricket.There are a lot of very good young players.We have some Langer leaves the field of battle with his brother-in-arms, Matthew Hayden. really good young characters in there, they are really solid citizens.” Langer has played 13 seasons of first-class cricket. Yet the renowned fitness fanatic shows no signs of It was in the in 2003 Langer became shelving his trusty Kookaburra blade just yet.The the highest Test run scorer in Western Australian fire still burns in Langer’s belly and even though he cricket history.Langer passed self-confessed boyhood forms the ‘foundation’ of the Aussie team with idol when he made his 4416th Test run. Matt Hayden he will not rest on his laurels. By the end of season 2003-2004 Langer had competed “I don’t think you can ever get comfortable in the in 74 Test matches, made 5278 runs at an average team,” the 33-year-old said. of 44.72 and compiled 18 centuries. His highest score of 250 made against during the “The day I’ll retire from the game is that day I 2002 match is the highest Test don’t think I can get any better. It’s nice to get the score by a West Australian. rewards and the results and that is just a product of me working harder and harder to get better and “There’s no doubt he (Hughes) was my hero as a better all the time. kid and you have got to put it all into perspective,” Langer said. “I still think I can get better and that is quite a motivating thing. While this was a good summer “I probably won’t realise what a good career its and there were some centuries I still think I can been until after I’ve retired.When you are playing get more consistent and I can improve as a player you don’t get a chance to look back,you are always both technically and mentally.” looking to your next contest so there is little time for reflection. Some time down the track I will “If I get to a point where I feel that I can’t improve look at it and think ‘Gee what a great career’.” or that I don’t have the motivation to keep improving then that will be the time to call it a Now that Langer is considered one of the elder day. For me it’s not so much the fitness it’s more statesmen in Australian cricket he feels a duty to the desire and the motivation,” he said. bring the best out of the young players he sees coming through the ranks. “I remember when Cathy Freeman retired her comment was that she didn’t have the hunger to “To me the most important role of a Captain is to keep making the small sacrifices and a lot of people bring the best out in your players. If you can bring wouldn’t have understood what she really meant but the best out in individuals you are going to have I understood 100 per cent what she meant.” team success,” he said. “The day I don’t have the hunger or the motivation “Hopefully they will learn from my example and to improve and to make the small sacrifices I guess I can learn from them. I learnt a lot from the that will the day that I call it quits.” young guys last year in my first year as Captain. I learnt how to treat people differently and to let With such a passion for the Baggy Green and such them blossom and not force things upon them. a love of playing the game that has made him a household name around the world Langer may “People do things their own way.I’ve had to battle well be wearing his creams into his forties. a lot in my career and hopefully that will give me some good perspective to help the young guys.

The Western Cricketer 19 Pura Cup 2003 - 2004 Retravision Warriors Season Review

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

Match 1 WA v SA in Perth W.A. won the toss and sent South Australia in to bat, and the visitors were in early trouble at 4 for 50 before (85) and Mick Miller (79) put on 165 for the fifth wicket to stem the tide. Jo Angel and Peter Worthington each claimed three wickets in the visitors first innings total of 327. In reply Western Australia was bundled out for 178, with Murray Goodwin playing a lone hand for 89. and Paul Rofe shared the honours with 4 for 61 and 3 for 31 respectively. Peter Worthington completed a good double with 6 for 59 in the South Australian second innings of 221, but Paul Rofe put paid to any hope of a WA victory, taking 5 for 89 in 26.2 overs and South Australia won by 56 runs.

Match 2 – WA v NSW in Sydney In a match highlighted by an undefeated double century and three not out centuries, won in the closing stages on the fourth day. WA batting first, compiled a total of 376 with Murray Goodwin leading the way with 201 not out which included 33 fours. Simon Katich held the New South Wales first innings together with 182 not out and in association with Nathan Pilon who contributed 78 in a sixth wicket partnership of 158, the total reached 436. Justin Langer shared an opening partnership of 134 with Michael Hussey (53), and Ryan Campbell contributed 58 in an innings of 8 for 362 declared, Langer remaining on 163 not out. In a race against time Steve Waugh was undefeated on 117, and Simon Katich with 71 not out in 42 minutes helped New South Wales reach the target of 303 for the loss of five wickets in 187 minutes.

Match 3 – WA v VIC at St Kilda A third wicket partnership of 136 between Chris Rogers (103) and Murray Goodwin (70) was the backbone of the WA innings of 273. Andrew McDonald was the main wicket taker with 4 for 35 from 16 overs.

Murray Goodwin cuts on his way to a record-breaking career-best season.

20 The Western Cricketer replied with 9 for 355 declared. Brad Murray Goodwin (156) put on 147 for the third Hodge (100), Matthew Elliott (71), John Moss (52) wicket. Goodwin and Marcus North (67) followed and Craig White (58 not out) were the main con- with 173 for the fourth wicket, and the innings tributors. John Taylor took 4 for 70 from 19 overs. closed at 9 for 427 declared. took 4 for 74 from 28 overs. Justin Langer (96) and Michael Hussey (57) put on 123 for the first wicket, and Chris Rogers (52) An opening partnership of 109 between Jimmy assisted to take the total to 265, with Maher (60) and Clint Perren (95) set Queensland claiming 5 for 58 from 23 overs. On the final day on the path to first inning points and Ashley rain curtailed play and the match was drawn. Noffke (55) and (94) shared an eighth wicket partnership of 134 in the final total Match 4 – WA v TAS in Perth of 434. (5 for 109) and Ben Edmondson (3 for 89) took the bowling honours. WA took advantage of the opportunity to bat first Justin Langer (92) and Ryan Campbell (50) were after won the toss. Michael Hussey (138) the main contributors in the WA second innings of shared century partnerships with Murray 6 for 312 declared. Goodwin (72) and Marcus North (90) for the second and third wickets, and the total reached 437 shortly Queensland played out time in scoring 6 for 247 after lunch on day two. and the match was drawn. Tasmania made steady progress towards a first innings total, and a seventh wicket partnership of Match 7 – WA v NSW in Perth 116 between Sean Clingeleffer (79) and Damien In the WA first innings the batting was in control Wright (65) helped considerably in its total of 380. with Michael Hussey (76) and Chris Rogers (142) Brad Williams finished with four wickets, and sharing a second wicket partnership of 179. Callum Thorp took 3 for 59 from 22 overs. Marcus North and Ryan Campbell each scored 87 A second wicket partnership of 141 in 92 minutes in their fifth wicket partnership of 118 in 84 minutes, between Chris Rogers (120) and Murray with Campbell’s innings including 7 fours and 4 Goodwin(104 not out) gave WA the opportunity sixes.WA declared at 6 for 474. to declare at 5 for 329. In a steady batting display NSW reached 7 for 367 In an exciting finish to the match, a fifth wicket declared with Simon Katich leading the way with partnership from (111 not out) and 82. Dominic Thornely (59) and Steve and Mark Michael Dighton (88) almost stole the show, but Waugh in their final appearance at the WACA the game ended in a draw with the Tasmanian contributed 51 and 44 respectively. Ben innings 7 for 386 at the close of play, a tantalising Edmondson was the main wicket taker with 4 for one run short of victory. 78 from 22 overs. 5 for 38 and Matthew Nicholson Match 5 – WA v VIC in Perth 4 for 62 combined to dismiss WA for 279 in the second innings after Justin Langer (94) and Michael In a disappointing first innings,WA collapsed to be Hussey (70) put on an opening partnership of 157. dismissed for 151 before tea on day one, with Scott Meuleman (53) and Marcus North (31) offering NSW chasing 387 on the final day lost wickets at some resistance with a third wicket partnership of 74. regular intervals and were dismissed for 260 to give WA an outright win by 126 runs. The Victorian batsmen then went on a run scoring spree. Matthew Elliott opened with 182, and Jon Moss (172 not out) and (160 not Match 8 – WA v TAS in out) shared an unfinished partnership of 309 in a WA relished the opportunity to bat first on the total of 3 for 613 declared. placid pitch at Bellerive to post an innings of 6 for Scott Meuleman completed a good double with 562 declared. Marcus North (118) and Murray 106, but the Victorian attack was not to be denied. Goodwin (77) put on 148 for the fourth wicket. Andrew McDonald took 6 for 67 from 16 overs Ryan Campbell followed with 134, and Kade and Victoria won by an innings and 158 runs. Harvey with his maiden first class century of 100 not out shared a sixth wicket partnership of 189. Match 6 – WA v QLD in Perth In reply,Tasmania were also among the runs, with (139) and Michael Dighton (101) WA won the toss and elected to bat and after the putting on 194 for the fourth wicket before the loss of two early wickets, Chris Rogers (94) and declaration at 5 for 384.

The Western Cricketer 21 Justin Langer (84) and Marcus North (87) were the main scorers in the WA second innings of 6 for 270 declared. The prospect of an outright win for the Warriors was in sight, but some determined batting from Scott Mason (126) and Shane Watson (92) saw Tasmania hold on for a draw at 9 for 396.

Match 9 – WA v QLD in Brisbane WA won the toss and put Queensland in to bat, and with some useful scores from (92) (71) and Craig Phillipson (63) the total reached a respectable 362. John Taylor claimed 3 for 99, and Darren Wates and Kade Harvey each finished with two wickets. In another solid batting display Marcus North (130) Ryan Campbell (91) Chris Rogers (73) and Scott Meuleman (50) were prominent in the WA total of 523. Nathan Hauritz 4 for 95 and 3 for 124 were the main wicket takers. Clint Perren (141) and (203) put on a record second wicket partnership of 369 and Queensland declared at 8 for 445. Darren Wates took the bowling honours with 4 for 77. Requiring 287 for victory,WA took up the challenge with Chris Rogers (119 not out) and Murray Goodwin (119) putting 234 for the third wicket to steer WA to an outright win by seven wickets in 201 minutes.

Match 10 – WA v SA in Adelaide Marcus North made his third century of the season with 130 not out to take his tally for the season past 900 runs, and with support from Murray Goodwin (55) and Aaron Heal (33) the innings total reached 335. A maiden first class century from youthful of 144 and 51 from Shane Deitz formed the backbone of the SA innings of 300. Brad Hogg claimed 3 for 66 and Marcus North finished with 2 for 17. The WA second innings was bolstered by an eighth wicket partnership of 119 between Brad Hogg (75) and Darren Wates who was unfortunately for 99 in the final total of 302. The SA innings was on target for outright victory when Ben Cameron (81) and Mark Cosgrove (88) put on 136 for the second wicket to take the total to 2 for 178, but a fine bowling spell from Ben Edmondson who claimed five wickets in his final seven overs to finish with 5 for 90 helped dismiss SA for 250, and WA won by 87 runs.

Veteran all-rounder Kade Harvey was a constant thorn in the side of WA’s opposition whether he had the bat or the ball in his hand.

22 The Western Cricketer Behind every great team is a great sponsor. Retravision. Pura Cup Results 2003 - 2004

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

WESTERN AUSTRALIA V WESTERN AUSTRALIA V SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES Perth, October 19-22, 2003 Perth, January 23-26, 2004 Points: WA 0; SA 6 Points: WA 6; NSW 0 SA 327 and 221 defeated WA 178 and 314 WA 6/474 dec and 279 defeated NSW 7/367 (Goodwin 89) (North 80,Worthington 50,Wates dec and 260 (Rogers 142, North 87, Campbell 48) (Angel 3/48,Worthington 3/56) 87, Hussey 76) (Langer 94, Hussey 71,Taylor 50) (Worthington 6/59,Angel 3/76) (Edmondson 4/78,Angel 2/42) (Angel 3/67, WESTERN AUSTRALIA V Taylor 2/30, Harvey 2/77) NEW SOUTH WALES WESTERN AUSTRALIA V TASMANIA Sydney, November 4-7, 2003 Brisbane, February 4-7, 2004 Points: WA 0; NSW 6 Points: WA 2; Tasmania 0 WA 376 and 8/362 dec lost to NSW 436 and WA 6/562 dec and 6/270 dec drew with 5/303 (Goodwin 201*, Campbell 34) (Langer Tasmania 5/384 dec and 9/396 163*, Campbell 58, Hussey 53) (Casson 4/141, (Campbell 134, North 118, Harvey 100*, Hussey Marsh 2/20) 82, Goodwin 77) (North 87, Langer 84) (Edmondson 2/54) (Harvey 3/70, Edmondson WESTERN AUSTRALIA V VICTORIA 3/83) Melbourne (Junction Oval): November 19-22, 2003 Points: WA 0;Victoria 2 WESTERN AUSTRALIA V QUEENSLAND WA 273 and 265 drew with Victoria 9/355 dec Brisbane, February 15-18, 2004 and 1/35 (Rogers 103, Goodwin 70) (Langer 96, Points: WA 6; Queensland 0 Hussey 57, Rogers 52) (Taylor 4/70,Wilson Queensland 362 and 8/445 dec lost to WA 523 2/60, Casson 2/68) and 3/287 (North 130, Campbell 91, Rogers 73, Meuleman 50) (Rogers 119*, Goodwin 119) WESTERN AUSTRALIA V TASMANIA (Taylor 3/99, Harvey 2/54) (Wates 4/77) Perth, December 7-10, 2003 Points: WA 2; Tasmania 0 WESTERN AUSTRALIA V WA 437 and 5/239 dec drew with Tasmania 380 SOUTH AUSTRALIA and 7/386 (Hussey 138, North 90, Goodwin 72, Adelaide, March 4-7, 2004 Marsh 47) (Rogers 120, Goodwin 104*, Hussey Points: WA 6; SA 0 61) (Williams 4/115,Thorp 3/59) (Edmondson WA 335 and 302 defeated South Australia 300 3/47,Williams 2/40) and 250 (North 130*, Goodwin 55, Heal 33) WESTERN AUSTRALIA V VICTORIA (Wates 99, Hogg 75, Goodwin 48) (Hogg 3/66, Perth, December 20-22, 2003 North 2/17) (Edmondson 5/90, Harvey 3/40) Points: WA 0;Victoria 6 WA 151 and 304 lost to Victoria 3/613 dec (Meuleman 53, North 31) (Meuleman 106, PURA CUP TABLE 2003-2004 Campbell 54) Matches W.O. W.I. D L.I. L.O. Points WESTERN AUSTRALIA V QUEENSLAND Perth, January 11-14, 2004 VIC 10 6 2 - 2 - 40 Points: WA 0; Queensland 2 QLD 10 3 3 - 1 3 24 WA 9/427 dec and 6/312 dec drew with Queensland 434 and 6/247 TAS 10 3 3 - 3 1 24 Goodwin 156, Rogers 94, North 67) (Langer 92, WA 10 3 2 - 2 3 21 Campbell 50) (Casson 5/109, Edmondson 3/89) NSW 10 2 1 - 1 6 17 (Casson 3/90) SA 10 2 - - 2 6 12

24 The Western Cricketer Pura Cup Averages 2003 - 2004

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

Batting Player Matches Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 CT/ST MW Goodwin 10 20 2 201* 1183 65.72 4 5 4 JL Langer 6 11 1 163* 622 62.20 1 4 4 CJL Rogers 8 16 1 142 864 57.60 4 3 8 MJ North 10 19 1 130* 984 54.66 3 5 8 KM Harvey 5 9 4 100* 219 43.80 1 - 1 MEK Hussey 9 18 - 138 752 41.77 1 6 13 RJ Campbell 10 19 2 134 664 39.05 1 5 22/7 DJ Wates 5 6 1 99 194 38.80 - 1 3 SW Meuleman 3 6 - 106 230 38.33 1 2 3 GB Hogg 3 6 1 75 135 27.00 - 1 2 AK Heal 2 2 - 33 42 21.00 - - - B Casson 4 8 3 28* 101 20.20 - - 2 JJ Taylor 6 9 2 50 132 18.85 - 1 3 SE Marsh 4 8 - 47 135 16.87 - - 3 PCWorthington 4 8 - 50 98 12.25 - 1 4 BA Williams 1 1 - 9 9 9.00 - - 1 CD Thorp 3 4 - 18 31 7.75 - - 1 MJ Thistle 1 2 - 14 14 7.00 - - - P Wilson 5 7 4 7* 18 6.00 - - 2 J Angel 4 6 2 12* 20 5.00 - - - CJ Simmons 1 2 - 7 8 4.00 - - - BM Edmondson 7 7 3 4* 12 3.00 - - 2

Bowling Player O M Runs Wkts Ave 5Wi 10WM Best BA Williams 38 4 155 6 25.83 - - 4/115 SE Marsh 11 - 52 2 26.00 - - 2/20 PC Worthington 93.4 20 339 12 28.25 1 - 6/59 BM Edmondson 212.2 24 885 28 31.60 1 - 5/90 B Casson 150 16 580 17 34.11 1 - 5/109 J Angel 133.4 34 428 12 35.66 - - 3/48 KM Harvey 143.1 22 573 14 40.92 - - 3/40 DJ Wates 129.4 25 497 12 41.41 - - 4/77 SW Meuleman 19 2 97 2 48.50 - - 1/38 CD Thorp 92 15 344 7 49.14 - - 3/59 JJ Taylor 136 18 615 12 51.25 - - 4/70 MJ North 112.3 17 419 8 52.37 - - 2/17 MEK Hussey 33 7 114 2 57.00 - - 1/20 GB Hogg 95.5 14 371 6 61.83 - - 3/66 P Wilson 162 54 483 6 80.50 - - 2/60 AK Heal 63 9 243 2 121.50 - - 1/19 MJ Thistle 22 2 103 - - - - -

The Western Cricketer 25 WESTERN AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES Played in Perth on the 19, 20, 21, 22 October, 2003 Played in Sydney on the 4, 5, 6, 7 November, 2003 Toss:Western Australia Toss:Western Australia Result: South Australia won by 56 runs Result: New South Wales won by 5 wkts Twelfth Men: C Thorp and C Davies Twelfth Men: G Lambert and S Meuleman Umpires: S Davis and R Parry Umpires: S Davis and D Hair Award: PC Worthington Award: SM Katich

SOUTH AUSTRALIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA DA Fitzgerald c. Rogers b.Wates...... 24 (2) lbw b.Angel ...... 1 JL Langer c. Mail b. Nicholson ...... 4 not out ...... 163 SA Deitz c. Campbell b.Worthington ....18 (1) c. Hussey b.Worthington ...... 4 ME Hussey lbw b. Nicholson ...... 0 c. Jaques b. S Waugh ...... 53 GS Blewett c. Campbell b. Casson ...... 85 b.Worthington ...... 14 MW Goodwin not out...... 201 (4) c. Pilon b. Nicholson ...... 0 A Flower c. Marsh b.Worthington ...... 0 lbw b.Angel ...... 32 MJ North lbw b. Zammit ...... 26 (5) c. Pilon b Zammit ...... 28 MA Higgs c. Campbell b.Worthington....0 b.Worthington ...... 38 RJ Campbell c. Katich b. Clark...... 34 (6) b. Nicholson ...... 58 M Miller c. Campbell b.Worthington ....79 lbw b.Worthington...... 17 SE Marsh b. Zammit...... 29 (8) c. Nicholson b. Clark...... 14 GA Manou b. Casson ...... 0 c. North b. Hussey ...... 29 P Worthington c. Katich b. Mail ...... 19 c. Jacques b. Clark ...... 11 JM Davison c.Angel b.Wilson ...... 35 lbw b.Worthington...... 6 B Casson b. Mail ...... 5 (3) b. Nicholson ...... 21 M Cleary b.Angel ...... 45 c.Worthington b.Angel...... 45 J Taylor lbw b. Nash ...... 26 c. Clark b. Nicholson ...... 7 PC Rofe c. Hussey b.Angel ...... 3 b.Worthington ...... 15 CD Thorp c. & b. Katich ...... 18 ...... SW Tait not out ...... 3 not out ...... 3 P Wilson b. Nash ...... 0 ...... Sundries (6B, 16LB, 1W,2W,11NB)...... 35 (4B, 5LB, 2W,6NB) ...... 17 Sundries (5LB, 9NB) ...... 14 (1B, 5LB, 1NB)...... 7 TOTAL 327 TOTAL 221 TOTAL 376 TOTAL 8 wkts dec for 362 Fall: 40, 50, 50, 50, 215, 215, 263, 279, 304, 327 Fall: 7, 8, 43, 72, 105, 116, 135, Fall: 4, 11, 80, 144, 196, 247, 265, 313, 375, 376 Fall: 134, 178, 182, 219, 311, 326, 169, 213, 221 354, 362

WESTERN AUSTRALIA – BOWLING NEW SOUTH WALES – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Wilson 25 10 61 1 Nicholson 25 3 79 2 18 4 69 4 Wates 15 1 55 1 Nash 20 4 70 2 12 4 44 - Angel 21.4 8 48 3 28 9 76 3 Clark 26 4 72 1 13 3 55 2 Worthington 21 8 56 3 23.4 3 59 6 Mail 12 3 57 2 2 - 14 - Casson 13 3 55 2 13 2 35 - Zammit 17 1 71 2 18 3 84 1 Hussey 4 1 30 - 11 5 25 1 Katich 8 - 22 1 7 - 33 - Rogers 3 - 5 - Waugh M. 10 1 33 - North 1-5-Waugh S. 7 - 23 1 Slater 1 - 1 - WESTERN AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES ME Hussey c. Manou b. Rofe...... 20 (2) b. Cleary ...... 30 MJ Slater c. Langer b. Casson ...... 45 lbw b.Thorp...... 17 CJ Rogers b.Tait ...... 5 (1) lbw b. Miller ...... 38 GJ Mail c.Wilson b. Marsh ...... 38 ...... MW Goodwin c. Higgs b. Miller ...... 89 c. Manou b. Cleary ...... 9 SM Katich not out ...... 182 (7) not out ...... 71 MJ North lbw b. Rofe ...... 0 c. Manou b. Rofe ...... 80 SR Waugh lbw b. Casson ...... 0 not out ...... 117 SE Marsh b.Tait ...... 15 b. Rofe ...... 15 PA Jaques st. Campbell b. North ...... 0 c.Worthington b. North ...... 43 RJ Campbell c. Cleary b.Tait ...... 13 lbw b.Tait...... 11 ME Waugh b. Casson ...... 10 b. Casson...... 13 P Worthington c. Cleary b. Rofe...... 1 (8) c & b Rofe ...... 50 NS Pilon c. Marsh b.Thorp ...... 78 (2) b.Wilson ...... 19 B Casson not out ...... 10 (7) c. Fitzgerald b.Tait...... 15 DA Nash c. North b.Thorp ...... 9 (3) c.Worthington b.Wilson ....13 DJ Wates lbw b. Miller ...... 10 c. Cleary b. Rofe...... 48 MJ Nicholson c. Hussey b.Worthington 42 ...... J Angel lbw b.Tait ...... 5 c. Fitzgerald b. Rofe ...... 0 SR Clark c. & b. Casson ...... 13 ...... P Wilson retired hurt ...... 0 not out ...... 7 LA Zammit st. Campbell b. Marsh ...... 0 ...... Sundries (1B, 8LB,1NB) ...... 10 (7LB, 4NB)...... 11 Sundries (4B, 4LB, 3W,8NB) ...... 19 (4B, 2W,4NB) ...... 10 TOTAL 178 314 TOTAL: 436 TOTAL: 5 wkts for 303 Fall: 18, 66, 72, 107, 129, 152, 152, 172, 178 Fall: 49, 79, 80, 118, 138, 207, Fall: 58, 90, 92, 93, 127, 285, 322, 406, 433, 436 Fall: 33, 43, 70, 169, 215 207, 307, 307, 314 SOUTH AUSTRALIA – BOWLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Rofe 14 5 31 3 26.2 7 89 5 Wilson 28 11 71 - 12 1 79 2 Tait 13 - 61 4 22 7 70 2 Thorp 19 3 75 2 5 - 42 1 Miller 12.3 3 43 2 13 3 31 1 Worthington 17 4 73 1 2 - 26 - Cleary 8 2 34 - 19 3 65 2 Casson 40 3 141 4 14 - 82 1 Davison 19 8 27 - Marsh 7 - 20 2 Blewett 10 1 25 - North 20 5 48 1 14 - 65 1 Langer .2 - 5 -

26 The Western Cricketer WESTERN AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA v VICTORIA TASMANIA Played in Melbourne (Junction Oval) on the 19, 20, 21, 22 Played in Perth on the 7, 8, 9, 10 December, 2003 November, 2003 Toss:Tasmania Toss:Western Australia Result: Match Drawn Result: Match Drawn Twelfth Men: P Worthington and X Doherty Twelfth Men: SE Marsh and BE McGain Umpires: I Lock and S Fry Umpires: JH Smeaton and RL Parry Award: MEK Hussey Award: ML Lewis WESTERN AUSTRALIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA JL Langer c. Berry b.Wise...... 20 (2) c. Mott b.White ...... 96 ME Hussey c. Clingeleffer b.Wright ...... 138 (2) c, Denton b. Marsh ...... 61 ME Hussey lbw b.Wise ...... 23 (1) c. Elliott b. Lewis ...... 57 CJ Rogers c. Clingeleffer b. Griffith ...... 24 (1) c.Wright b. Downton ...... 120 CJ Rogers c. & b. McDonald ...... 103 (4) c. Berry b. Lewis ...... 52 MW Goodwin c. Clingeleffer b. Downton72 not out ...... 104 MW Goodwin c. Elliott b. Inness ...... 70 (5) c. Berry b. Lewis ...... 10 MJ North c. Clingeleffer b. Denton...... 90 run out ...... 4 MJ North lbw b. McDonald...... 10 (6) lbw b. Inness ...... 8 SE Marsh c. Mason b.Wright ...... 47 c. Clingeleffer b. Downton ...... 9 RJ Campbell lbw b. McDonald ...... 1 (3) c. McDonald b.Wise ...... 19 RJ Campbell c. Clingeleffer b. Griffith ...... 6 b. Downton...... 19 PC Worthington c.White b. McDonald ..1 c Wise b. Inness...... 1 GB Hogg c. Clingeleffer b. Denton ...... 21 not out ...... 8 JJ Taylor lbw b. McDonald ...... 0 c. Inness b. Lewis...... 11 J Taylor c. Clingeleffer b. Denton...... 7 ...... B Casson c. Berry b.Wise ...... 9 c. Berry b. Lewis ...... 1 CD Thorp c. Marsh b. Downton...... 8 ...... J Angel not out...... 12 b. Inness ...... 0 BA Williams b. Denton ...... 9 ...... P Wilson run out ...... 4 not out ...... 0 P Wilson not out ...... 5 ...... Sundries (8B, 3LB, 1W) ...... 12 (6B, 3LB, 1W)...... 10 Sundries (8LB, 2NB) ...... 10 (2LB, 2NB) ...... 4 TOTAL: 273 TOTAL: 265 TOTAL: 437 TOTAL: 5 wkts dec for 329 Fall: 48, 51, 187, 215, 233, 243, 243, Fall: 123, 153, 211, 236, 247, Fall: 43, 190, 301, 369, 380, 399, 410, Fall: 94, 235, 253, 266, 294 244, 269, 273 247, 255, 259, 259, 265 415, 427, 437

VICTORIA – BOWLING TASMANIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Lewis 18 4 41 1 23 5 58 5 Wright 30 4 110 2 14 5 55 - Inness 14.1 5 37 1 12 5 23 3 Denton 21.4 2 94 4 14 - 62 - Wise 19 4 56 3 11 2 39 1 Griffith 28 5 8728252- White 18 - 72 - 16 3 65 1 Downton 23 5 85 2 14 - 92 3 Moss 4 - 21 - 7 1 26 - Marsh 14 2 37 - 12 - 56 1 McDonald 16 6 35 4 12 3 28 - Cox 8116-2-10- Hussey 2 - 17 -

VICTORIA TASMANIA MT Elliott c. Goodwin b. Casson ...... 71 (2) run out ...... 2 J Cox b.Thorp...... 25 (2) lbw b.Williams ...... 11 MP Mott c. Campbell b.Taylor...... 22 (1) not out ...... 12 S Mason hit wkt b.Williams ...... 52 (1) lbw b.Williams ...... 13 BJ Hodge c. Campbell b.Wilson ...... 100 not out ...... 20 S Watson c. North b.Thorp ...... 26 c.Thorp b. Edmondson...... 46 J Moss c. Hussey b.Taylor ...... 52 ...... MJ Di Venuto c. North b.Williams ...... 4 c. & b. Hogg ...... 48 DJ Hussey c. Campbell b.Taylor ...... 24 ...... MG Dighton b.Thorp...... 21 c.Worthington (sub) b.Wilson ..88 AB McDonald b.Wilson...... 7 ...... DJ Marsh st. Campbell b. Hogg ...... 32 not out ...... 111 CL White not out...... 58 ...... S Clingeleffer c. Marsh b.Taylor...... 79 c. North b. Edmondson...... 30 DS Berry b.Taylor ...... 0 ...... DG Wright c. Hussey b.Williams...... 65 c. Rogers b. Edmondson ...... 5 ML Lewis c.Wilson b. Casson ...... 2 ...... A Griffith c. Campbell b.Williams ...... 5 ...... MW Inness lbw b Worthington ...... 5 ...... A Downton c.Williams b. Hogg ...... 45 (9) not out ...... 4 AB Wise not out ...... 0 ...... G Denton not out ...... 14 ...... Sundries (7LB, 2W,5NB) ...... 14 (1NB)...... 1 Sundries (4B, 3LB, 5NB) ...... 12 (16B, 9LB, 2W,3NB) ...... 30 TOTAL: 9 wkts dec for 355 TOTAL: 1 Wkt for 35 TOTAL: 380 TOTAL: 7 wkts for 386 Fall: 45, 159, 235, 253, 266, 289, 289, 318, 347 Fall: 3 Fall: 49, 95, 99, 127, 144, 163, 279, 295, 354, 380 Fall: 15, 24, 106, 166, 294, 358, 372

WESTERN AUSTRALIA – BOWLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Angel 17 2 62 - 6 2 13 - Williams 27 2 115 4 11 2 40 2 Casson 22 4 68 2 Thorp 22 4 59 3 10 1 45 - Wilson 26 10 6026122-Wilson 21 6 50 - 14 5 43 1 Taylor 19 5 70 4 Taylor 20 4 75 1 8 - 67 - North 5 1 17 - Hogg 23 4 71 2 19 3 96 1 Worthington 11 2 47 1 Hussey 1 - 3 - Hussey 8 1 24 - Edmondson 9 - 47 3 North 4 - 23 - North 4 - 23 -

The Western Cricketer 27 WESTERN AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA v VICTORIA QUEENSLAND Played in Perth on the 20,21, 22 December, 2003 Played in Perth on the 11, 12, 13, 14 January, 2004 Toss:Victoria Toss:Western Australia Result:Victoria won by an innings and 158 runs Result: Match Drawn Twelfth Men: B Casson and B Joseland Twelfth Men: S Meuleman and D MacKenzie Umpires:A Craig and S Fry Umpires:A Craig and B Oxenford Award: MTG Elliott Award: B Casson

WESTERN AUSTRALIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA SW Meuleman lbw b. McDonald ...... 53 (2) lbw b. Moss ...... 106 JL Langer c. Hopes b. Kasprowicz ...... 20 c. Simpson b. Kasprowicz ...... 92 C Simmons c. McDonald b. Harvey ...... 7 (1) b. Harvey...... 1 ME Hussey c. Law b. Dawes ...... 10 c. Simpson b. Hopes ...... 15 MW Goodwin c. Roach b. Harwood ...... 4 lbw b. McDonald ...... 38 CJ Rogers c. Seccombe b. Kasprowicz ..94 c. Seccombe b. Hauritz ...... 32 MJ North c. Mott b. McDonald ...... 31 c. Harvey b. McDonald ...... 33 MW Goodwin st. Seccombe b. Hauritz156 c. Seccombe b. Kasprowicz ...... 25 SE Marsh c. Elliott b.Wise ...... 6 c. Moss b. McDonald ...... 0 MJ North run out (Perren)...... 67 run out (Noffke/Seccombe) ....37 RJ Campbell not out ...... 28 c. Roach b. McDonald ...... 54 RJ Campbell lbw. b. Noffke ...... 6 c. Hauritz b. Dawes ...... 50 GB Hogg c. Roach b.Wise...... 0 c. Roach b. McDonald ...... 25 KM Harvey c. Love b. Kasprowicz ...... 12 not out ...... 30 P Worthington c.Wise b. Harvey ...... 13 c. Harvey b. Harwood ...... 2 B Casson not out ...... 28 not out ...... 12 CD Thorp run out (Hussey)...... 1 c. Hussey b. McDonald ...... 4 J Angel c. Seccombe b. Hopes...... 3 ...... B Edmondson b. Lewis...... 0 (11) not out ...... 4 P Wilson c. Hopes b. Kasprowicz ...... 2 ...... MJ Thistle c. Roach b. Lewis ...... 0 (10) c. Lewis b. Harvey ...... 14 B Edmondson not out ...... 3 ...... Sundries (6LB, 2NB) ...... 8 (6B, 7LB, 6W,4NB) ...... 23 Sundries (4B,10LB, 1W 11NB)...... 26 (9B, 4LB, 6NB)...... 19 TOTAL: 151 TOTAL: 304 TOTAL: 9 wkts dec 427 TOTAL : 6 wkts dec for 312 Fall: 12, 19, 93, 106, 106, 106, 125, Fall: 2, 93, 162, 162, 220, 263, 34, 43, 190, 363, 368, 373, 397, 406, 423 Fall: 49, 125, 153, 188, 241, 281 141, 141, 151 267, 275, 283, 304

VICTORIA – BOWLING QUEENSLAND – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Harwood 7 - 23 1 20 3 55 1 Kasprowicz 28 8 74 4 18 1 80 2 Harvey 10 2 34 2 14.2 3 32 2 Noffke 29 3 89 1 17 3 58 - Wise 15 5 35 2 12 4 31 - Hopes 19 7 51 1 17 5 37 1 Moss 6 3 8 - 13 3 42 1 Dawes 15 4 51 1 14 1 45 1 Lewis 7.1219215264- Hauritz 20 4 84 1 19 5 79 1 McDonald 9 1 26 2 16 2 67 6 Simpson 6 - 47 - Perren 2 - 17 -

VICTORIA QUEENSLAND MT Elliott lbw. b.Thorp...... 182 JP Maher c. Campbell b.Angel ...... 60 c. Campbell b. Edmondson ...... 21 JL Arnberger b. Edmondson...... 8 CT Perren lbw b. Harvey ...... 95 c. Rogers b. Casson...... 61 MP Mott c. Campbell b.Worthington ...... 78 ML Love c. Langer b. Casson ...... 66 lbw b. Harvey ...... 63 J Moss not out ...... 172 SG Law b. Casson...... 39 not out ...... 54 DJ Hussey not out ...... 160 C Simpson c. Campbell b. Edmondson ....4 c. Casson b. Harvey...... 0 IJ Harvey ...... J Hopes c. Campbell b. Edmondson ...... 3 st. Campbell b. Casson ...... 23 P Roach ...... WA Seccombe lbw b. Casson ...... 0 c. Campbell b. Casson ...... 14 A McDonald ...... A Noffke c. Harvey b. Casson ...... 55 not out ...... 14 S Harwood ...... N Hauritz lbw b. Edmondson...... 94 ...... M Lewis ...... MS Kasprowicz lbw b. Casson ...... 2 ...... AB Wise ...... JH Dawes not out...... 3 ...... Sundries (5B,1LB, 2W,5NB) ...... 13 Sundries (4LB, 2W,7NB) ...... 13 (4B, 1LB, 2NB)...... 7 TOTAL: 3 wkts dec for 613 TOTAL: 434 TOTAL: 6 wkts for 247 Fall: 30, 209, 304 Fall: 109, 207, 252, 270, 271, 271, Fall: 34, 106, 174, 174, 207, 211 275, 409, 415, 434

WESTERN AUSTRALIA – BOWLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RW OM RWOM RW Edmondson 28 - 135 1 Wilson 24 7 83 - 6 3 14 - Thorp 36 7 123 1 Edmondson 23.2 6 89 3 11 1 55 1 Thistle 22 2 103 - Angel 23 3 8317137- Worthington 19 3 78 1 Harvey 2256619-462 Hogg 26 2 97 - Casson 32 3 109 5 16 1 90 3 Simmons 1 - 4 - North 11 2 35 - Marsh 4 - 32 -

28 The Western Cricketer WESTERN AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA v NEW SOUTH WALES TASMANIA Played in Perth on the 23, 24, 25, 26 January, 2004 Played in Hobart on the 4,5,6,7 February, 2004 Toss:New South Wales Toss:Tasmania Result:Western Australia won by 126 runs Result: Match Drawn Twelfth Men: S Meuleman and G Lambert Twelfth Men: S Meuleman and S Kremerskothen Umpires: S Davis and D Hair Umpires: D Orchard and K McGinniss Award: MEK Hussey Award: MJ North

WESTERN AUSTRALIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA JL Langerc.Thornely b Bracken ...... 12 b. Bracken...... 94 JL Langer c. Clingeleffer b. Downton ....15 b. Downton ...... 84 ME Hussey c. Pilon b Thornely ...... 76 b. Bracken...... 71 ME Hussey lbw b. Downton ...... 82 run out (Cox)...... 9 CJ Rogers b. Clark ...... 142 b. Bracken...... 2 CJ Rogers lbw b. Denton ...... 18 c.Watson b. Cox ...... 20 MW Goodwin lbw b. Clark ...... 16 c. Pilon b. Bracken ...... 20 MW Goodwin c. Clingeleffer b. Denton77 c. Clingeleffer b. Doherty ...... 22 MJ North c. Bracken b. Clark...... 87 lbw b. Bracken ...... 5 MJ North lbw b.Wright...... 118 b. Downton ...... 87 RJ Campbell b. MacGill ...... 87 absent injured ...... RJ Campbell c.Wilson b. Doherty ...... 134 b. Doherty ...... 13 KM Harvey not out ...... 28 c. M.Waugh b. Nicholson ...... 1 KM Harvey not out ...... 100 not out ...... 6 DJ Wates ...... c. Pilon b. Nicholson...... 25 JJ Taylor not out ...... 9 not out ...... 18 J Taylor...... (6) c. Pilon b. Nicholson ...... 50 DJ Wates ...... J Angel ...... not out ...... 0 AK Heal...... B Edmondson ...... c. Pilon b. Nicholson...... 0 B Edmondson ...... Sundries (14B,8LB,1W 3NB) ...... 26 (2B, 3LB, 5W,1NB)...... 11 Sundries (4LB, 2W,3NB) ...... 9 (5NB, 6LB)...... 11 TOTAL 6 wkts dec for 474 TOTAL 279 TOTAL:6 wkts dec for 562 TOTAL:5 wkts dec for 270 Fall: 16, 195, 264, 281, 399, 474 Fall: 157, 161, 189, 196, 223, 235, Fall: 40, 97, 139, 287, 345, 534 Fall: 28, 58, 85, 198, 239, 249 268, 279, 279

NEW SOUTH WALES – BOWLING TASMANIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Bracken 27 10 78 1 17 7 38 5 Wright 30 12 71 1 Nicholson 29 7 105 - 14 - 62 4 Denton 30 1 12227316- Clark 36.1 8 104 3 17 - 80 - Downton 30 2 144 2 15 4 63 2 Thornely 18 4 56 1 7 - 41 - Watson 9 1 35 - 8 - 38 - Mail 5 - 21 - Doherty 27 2 124 1 18 - 98 2 MacGill 18 - 88 1 11 2 50 - Marsh 10 1 62 - Waugh M. 1 - 3 - Cox 9 1 44 1

NEW SOUTH WALES TASMANIA GJ Mail lbw b.Angel ...... 37 c. Hussey b.Angel ...... 16 SR Mason c. Edmondson b.Taylor ...... 19 (2) st. Campbell b. North ...... 126 P Jacques c. Hussey b. Edmondson ...... 45 lbw b. Harvey ...... 56 J Cox c. Rogers b.Taylor ...... 24 (1) lbw b.Wates ...... 2 SM Katich c.Taylor b.Angel...... 82 (4) c. Rogers b.Angel ...... 42 SR Watson c. Goodwin b. Edmondson 139 st. Campbell b. Hussey ...... 92 D Thornely c. Hussey b.Edmondson...... 59 (5) c. Hussey b.Wates ...... 8 MJ Di Venuto c. Rogers b. Edmondson..21 lbw b. Harvey ...... 50 SR Waugh c. Hussey b. Edmondson ...... 51 (6) c. Hussey b. Harvey ...... 21 MG Dighton lbw b. North ...... 101 b. Harvey ...... 62 ME Waugh b. Edmondson ...... 44 (7) c. North b.Taylor...... 36 DJ Marsh not out ...... 51 c. Rogers b. Harvey...... 20 N Pilon c.Taylor b.Wates ...... 16 (8) c.Wates b.Taylor ...... 5 S Clingeleffer not out...... 4 (8) b. Edmondson ...... 9 MJ Nicholson not out ...... 0 (3) c. North b. Edmondson ...... 36 DG Wright ...... (7) c. (sub) b. Edmondson ...... 6 SR Clark ...... c.Taylor b. North ...... 20 AG Downton ...... c. Campbell b. Edmondson ...... 3 NW Bracken ...... (11) not out ...... 5 XJ Doherty ...... not out ...... 3 SC MacGill ...... (10) b.Angel ...... 8 GJ Denton ...... not out ...... 0 Sundries (6B, 10LB, 1W,16NB) ...... 33 (2LB, 1W,4NB) ...... 7 Sundries (4B, 10LB, 2W,9NB) ...... 25 (8B, 10LB, 2W,3NB) ...... 23 TOTAL: 7 wkts dec for 367 TOTAL: 260 TOTAL:5 wkts dec for 384 TOTAL: 9 wkts for 396 Fall: 98, 116, 217, 294, 311, 367, 367 Fall: 44, 80, 152, 163, 166, 222, Fall: 42, 52, 87, 281, 358 Fall: 26, 215, 260, 343, 358, 222, 229, 248, 260 379, 385, 391, 394

WESTERN AUSTRALIA – BOWLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Angel 18 8 42 2 13 1 67 3 Edmondson 21 4 54 2 18 2 83 3 Wates 18.1 4 71 1 10 5 20 1 Taylor 17 3 88 2 9 - 37 - Edmondson 22 3 78 4 10 2 49 1 Wates 17 3 67 - 7 1 23 1 North 9 1 57 - 2 - 15 - Heal 19 2 91 - 22 1 82 - Taylor 16 1 61 - 9 1 30 2 Harvey 15 2 62 - 16 2 70 3 Harvey 10 1 42 - 14 1 77 2 North 6.3281152631 Hussey 5 - 20 1

The Western Cricketer 29 WESTERN AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA v QUEENSLAND SOUTH AUSTRALIA Played in Brisbane on the 15, 16, 17, 18 February, 2004 Played in Adelaide on the 4, 5, 6, 7 March, 2004 Toss:Western Australia Toss:Western Australia Result:Western Australia won by 7 wkts Result:Western Australia won by 87 runs Twelfth Men:A Heal and C Simpson Twelfth Men: P Worthington and R Harris Umpires: D Harper and G Morrow Umpires: S Fry and J Smeaton Award: SG Law Award: M North

QUEENSLAND WESTERN AUSTRALIA JP Maher c. Campbell b.Angel ...... 92 ...... ME Hussey c. Higgs b. Cleary ...... 28 (2) c. sub (Harris) b.Tait ...... 7 CT Perren c. Hussey b.Wates ...... 21 (1) c. Hussey b. North...... 141 SW Meuleman run out (Cleary)...... 5 (1) lbw b.Tait ...... 4 ML Love c. Langer b.Taylor ...... 2 (2) lbw b.Wates ...... 0 CJ Rogers c. Manou b. Cleary ...... 17 b.Tait ...... 5 SG Law c.Wates b. Harvey ...... 28 (3) c. Campbell b. Meulemen 203 MW Goodwin c. Manou b.Tait ...... 55 c. Higgs b.Tait ...... 48 CA Philipson c. Langer b. Edmondson ..63 (4) c. Campbell b. Edmondson 22 MJ North not out...... 130 lbw b. Rofe ...... 13 J Hopes b.Taylor...... 71 (5) b.Wates ...... 23 RJ Campbell c. Manou b. Miller...... 28 c. Manou b. Rofe ...... 0 WA Seccombe run out (Taylor) ...... 3 (6) c. Hussey b. Edmondson ....13 KM Harvey c. Flower b. Cleary ...... 3 c. sub (Harris) b. Miller ...... 19 AJ Bichel c. Meuleman b.Taylor ...... 16 ...... GB Hogg c. & b. Davison ...... 6 b. Davison...... 75 A Noffke not out ...... 24 (8) c. Campbell b.Wates ...... 1 DJ Wates c.Tait b. Rofe ...... 2 run out (Harris/Manou) ...... 99 NM Hauritz c. Goodwin b.Wates...... 12 (7) c. Meuleman b.Wates ...... 13 AK Heal c. Deitz b. Rofe ...... 33 c. & b. Rofe ...... 9 JH Dawes c. Campbell b. Harvey ...... 18 (9) not out ...... 1 BM Edmondson lbw b. Miller ...... 1 not out ...... 4 Sundries (1LB, 1W,10NB) ...... 12 (7B, 6LB, 7W,8NB) ...... 28 Sundries (4B, 10LB,2W,11NB)...... 27 (13B, 3LB, 2W,1NB) ...... 19 TOTAL: 362 TOTAL: 8 wkts for 445 TOTAL: 335 TOTAL: 302 Fall: 43, 59, 122, 180, 270, 281, 292, Fall: 0, 369, 371, 402, 419, Fall: 26, 56, 75, 156, 201, 211, Fall: 11, 12, 31, 71, 71, 311, 326, 362 443, 444, 445 232, 244, 320, 335 83, 116, 235, 268, 302

WESTERN AUSTRALIA – BOWLING SOUTH AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Edmondson 21 1 82 1 14 2 69 2 Tait 16 1 81 1 23 4 59 4 Wates 21 4 76 2 13.3 3 77 4 Rofe 22 6 53 2 25 3 70 3 Taylor 18 - 99 3 20 4 88 - Cleary 17 7 43 3 13 1 46 - Harvey 19.1 5 54 2 19 4 73 - Davison 17 1 76 1 10 1 35 1 Hussey 4 - 12 - Miller 16.2 4 58271271 Meuleman 9 1 38 1 10 1 59 1 Cosgrove 2 - 10 - North 15 2 66 1 Higgs 12.1 3 49 -

WESTERN AUSTRALIA SOUTH AUSTRALIA BM Edmondson lbw b. Bichel ...... 0 ...... GA Manou c. Campbell b. Edmondson ..8 (7) c. Campbell b. Edmondson 16 JL Langer b. Noffke ...... 22 ...... SA Deitz b. Heal...... 51 c. Rogers b.Wates ...... 20 ME Hussey b. Noffke ...... 49 (1) run out (Hauritz) ...... 23 MJ Cosgrove c. & b. Hogg ...... 144 c. Campbell b. Edmondson ...... 88 CJ Rogers c. Philipson b. Dawes ...... 73 (3) not out ...... 119 A Flower c. Hogg b. North...... 21 b. Harvey ...... 0 MW Goodwin c. Love b. Hauritz ...... 48 (4) c. sub (Simpson) b. Bichel 119 MA Higgs c. Campbell b.Wates ...... 0 c. Hogg b. Harvey ...... 11 MJ North b. Bichel...... 130 ...... MC Miller c. Campbell b. Harvey...... 5 b. Heal ...... 13 SW Meuleman c. & b. Bichel ...... 50 (2) c. Seccombe b. Bichel ...... 12 JM Davison c. Hogg b. North...... 4 (8) not out ...... 9 RJ Campbell c. Law b. Hauritz ...... 91 (5) not out ...... 4 BP Cameron c.Wates b. Edmondson ...... 6 (1) c. Goodwin b. Harvey ...... 81 KM Harvey lbw. b. Hauritz...... 20 ...... M Cleary c. North b. Hogg ...... 20 b. Edmondson...... 0 JJ Taylor lbw b. Hauritz ...... 4 ...... PC Rofe c. Edmondson b. Hogg ...... 1 b. Edmondson...... 0 DJ Wates not out ...... 10 ...... SW Tait not out ...... 8 b. Edmondson...... 0 Sundries (7B, 6LB, 1W,12NB) ...... 26 (6B, 1W,3NB) ...... 10 Sundries (8B, 6LB, 1W,17NB) ...... 32 (2LB, 1W,4NB, 5P) ...... 12 TOTAL: 523 TOTAL : 3 wkts dec for 287 TOTAL: 300 TOTAL: 250 0, 42, 133, 153, 239, 389, 406, 484, 490, 523 Fall: 31, 42, 276 Fall: 28, 125, 191, 194, 222, 231, Fall: 42, 178, 178, 196, 217, 255, 287, 292, 300 241, 243, 244, 244, 250

QUEENSLAND – BOWLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Bichel 28 6 124 3 12 1 66 2 Wates 16 2 55 1 12 2 53 1 Dawes 29 8 91 1 12 2 49 - Edmondson 17 1 54 2 18 2 90 5 Noffke 29 4 96 2 6 - 29 - Hogg 14.5 3 66 3 13 2 41 - Hopes 24 5 99 - 3 - 28 - Harvey 9 1431101403 Hauritz 27.1 6 95 4 14 - 103 - Heal 12 3 51 1 10 3 19 1 Philipson 2 1 5 - North 10 2 17 2 Law 1.5 - 6 -

30 The Western Cricketer Angel of the Outfield

By John Townsend, Chief Cricket Writer,The West Australian

THE massive figure loomed over the stricken batsman as he lay flat on his face on the WACA Ground pitch, a few despairing centimetres short of the safety of the crease. ‘You're outta here,' he boomed to indicate the end of Queensland's one-day title hopes. The fiery farewell, replayed at the 1999-2000 Gold Cup dinner, brought down the house because it seemed so out of character for the normally genial figure. It was Jo Angel,of course, and it was blazingly clear that his passion for his team was bursting forth from every pore. L-R: Murray Goodwin, Justin Langer, Marcus North and Jo Angel enjoy a beer in But now Angel has ended his days in the black and the rooms after Jo’s final day. gold after more than a decade sweating and straining in WA's cause. Angel played four Tests,having West Indian opener dropped in his first over, and Not since Barry Shepherd, who in his later days took 10 wickets with a best of 3-54 in an Ashes would break into his trademark ditty lauding West Test at home in 1994-95. Australians at every public appearance, has a WA player been so clearly identified as the bedrock of He was one of three batsmen run out in that the State team. match as Steve Waugh was stranded on 99 not out. Angel maintained that spirit over 12 seasons, “He was coming back for two but it was into the bringing him record-breaking hauls in interstate breeze and the big fella didn't quite get there,” cricket, a brief Test career in a very strong era and Waugh said. the respect of teammates and opponents. Angel had an outstanding career based on an He has retired to coaching, an everyday job and a unbreakable will to succeed and unstinting ability full family life after WA's strong victory over NSW to work without complaint. on Australia Day completed the circle of his career. “I have always been a competitor,”Angel explained. It was against the Blues, who had Steve and Mark “I didn't have any grand ideas about my personal Waugh in that match at the WACA Ground as ability but just tried to outlast.That's the game. It they were for the last time, that the gangling Hills is not always the best player that wins. Steve Waugh youngster began his journey. is a testament to that. He is a good player but he Steve Waugh,who was standing at the non-striker's has an iron will. end when Angel got one past with “That is something I have always tried to do when the first ball of his career, recalled a player who I have had the ball in my hand - just outlast the gave his all without stinting. opposition no matter what comes.” “I really enjoyed playing with and against him,” Confirming that bowling had little in common Waugh said. with rocket science, Angel said his success was “He was one of the favourite guys to play against. based on thumping ball after ball at the top of off He gave 100 per cent every ball and, as an opposition stump and worrying little about the distractions player,you always heard him geeing up his teammates. brought by captains, selectors or umpires. He was always there.” WA captain Justin Langer said he had always valued Angel retired as WA's leading first-class wicket- character over cover drives and it was the first trait taker (485 at 25.10), the second highest in the that set Angel apart. interstate competition (419 at 24.86) and highest Angel revealed that the highlights of his career, in domestic one-day games (94 at 26.85).

The Western Cricketer 31 Jo Angel is cheered off the WACA Ground for the final time during WA’s victory over NSW in January 2004. typically, were team oriented.They included WA's MacGill who roomed with Angel in that match, as victory over Queensland in the Sheffield Shield he did each of the five times he was 12th man for final in Brisbane five years ago as well as the hard-fought WA, said he was a pillar of support. win over NSW in his first season. “He had a good, calm head on his shoulders and “I didn't fully appreciate how hard it was to win that has seen him through all the phases of his one,” he recalled. career,” MacGill said. “Justin and I jumped around like lunatics on the “I couldn't think of a better player in a team to old table in the rooms and Terry Alderman, who bring on the young blokes.” was sitting on an old chair knackered at the end of the game, asked us: 'How many games have you Jo Angel with the name plate that appeared on the famous WACA Ground scoreboard. buggers played?'. Jo’s teammates signed the plate and presented it to him after his final match. “Repaying the favour to Queensland (in 1998-99) after they had stuffed us here two years earlier was very satisfying and really stands out.” Angel said Victorian opener Matthew Elliott and Tasmanian Ricky Ponting, who plundered WA attacks several times before turning his sights on Test teams in recent years, were the toughest batsmen to bowl to. He also suffered a little disappointment when he ran out of partners after getting to 84 not out at the SCG 10 years ago. “Over the years people have pencilled me as a WACA only player so it was quite funny for about 10 years I had my best bowling and batting figures at the SCG,” he said. “It would have been nice to get a hundred but I did pretty well. It was Stuey MacGill's first game and Warren Wishart batted for a long while and we put on about 200 for the last three wickets anyway. We did pretty well.”

32 The Western Cricketer

ING Cup Results 2003 - 2004

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

WA v SA, Perth, 24 October 2004 Western Australia won the toss and elected to bat and made the most of the opportunity in compiling 5 for 293 from its 50 overs. Michael Hussey (67) and Murray Goodwin (58) shared a fourth wicket partnership of 118, and other useful scores came from Ryan Campbell (42) and Chris Rogers (40). Apart from a century partnership for the third wicket of 102 between Shane Deitz (60) and (54), the WA attack retained control. Beau Casson, 4 for 31 from 10 overs, and newcomer Michael Thistle with 3 for 32 shared the bowling honours in the South Australian total of 194.

WA v NSW, North Sydney, 2 November 2003 A third wicket partnership of 157 between Chris Rogers (75) and Michael Hussey (106) in 90 minutes was the highlight of the WA innings. Maintaining the run rate WA was able to reach 5 for 280 in 196 minutes. The only multiple wicket taker was Matthew Nicholson with 2 for 62 from his 10 overs. In the New South Wales innings, rain interrupted play on two occasions and under the revised target of 246 from 41 overs, Steve Waugh with 101 not out steered NSW to a four wicket win from 38.3 overs.

WA v SA Adelaide, 9 November 2003 Western Australia won the toss and put South Australia in to bat with the home side making steady progress towards a competitive score. Andy Flower (74), Mark Cosgrove (50) and Greg Blewett (49) were the main contributors in the final total of 7 for 262, while Kade Harvey claimed 3 for 39 from his 10 overs. Following the early dismissal of Ryan Campbell from the first ball of the innings, the WA batting took charge. Justin Langer (31) and Marcus North (63) put on 87 for the second wicket and an unfinished partnership of 153 from Michael Hussey (84 not out) with Murray Goodwin (80 not out) steered the Warriors to a comfortable victory with three overs to spare.

Michael Hussey, a stunning 106 in ninety minutes against New South Wales.

34 The Western Cricketer WA v Tasmania, Perth, 5 December 2003 The WA bowlers made early inroads into the New South Wales innings,taking 3 for 31 in the first 40 Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat, and were minutes. Steve Waugh (42) and Aaron O’Brien, in early trouble, losing four wickets for 38, with who finished on 62 not out, added some John Taylor claiming 2 for 13 in his first four overs. respectability to the score. Wickets fell steadily as Shane Watson and Sean Clingeleffer came to the NSW were finally dismissed for 214. Darren rescue with 63 and 48 respectively to help take the Wates returned the best figures to take 2 for 23 final score to 9 for 193. Kade Harvey finished from his 10 overs. with 3 for 49 in the closing stages, after rain had stopped play for 45 minutes. WA v Tasmania, Launceston, Western Australia made an aggressive start to the 1 February 2004 run chase with Ryan Campbell contributing 42 from 42 balls in 58 minutes. Marcus North followed After an opening partnership of 79 in 73 minutes with a sound innings of 75 not out, after a slump between Michael Dighton (48) and Michael Di in the middle order and WA won by three wickets Venuto (25) the WA bowling contingent maintained to gain a bonus point in 36.2 overs. control. Michael Clark, Aaron Heal and Marcus North each claimed two wickets and the total was WA v Victoria, Perth, 18 December 2003 restricted to 8 for 215 from 48 overs including a rain delay. The Victorian attack made early inroads into the The WA innings was curtailed by persistent rain strong WA batting line-up, claiming three wickets and only 9 minutes play was possible before the for 19 before Justin Langer (115) and Murray match was abandoned. Goodwin (39) steadied the innings with a fourth wicket partnership of 104. Marcus North, who finished on 84 not out and Langer combined to WA v Queensland, Brisbane, take the score to 209 and Kade Harvey added 21 13 February 2004 not out in the final total of 5 for 270. An opening partnership of 194 in 99 minutes Apart from Matthew Elliott (59) and a late rally by between Jimmy Maher and Stuart Law set the Andrew McDonald with 55 not out, the WA standard for a record score in the Australian attack held sway. John Taylor,Peter Worthington and domestic One-Day Competition. Maher (187) Brad Hogg each claimed three wickets in dismissing and Law (95) supported by Andy Bichel (41) and Victoria for 169 in 44.2 overs. Martin Love (38) combined to record a total of 4 for 405 in 207 minutes from 50 overs. WA v Queensland, Perth, 9 January 2004 Michael Hussey (66) and Kade Harvey (43) made Queensland won the toss and made a promising useful contributions but faced with such a mammoth start with a first wicket partnership of 75 between total,WA was dismissed for 198. Jimmy Maher (35) and Stuart Law (39) in 60 minutes. Martin Love followed with an innings of 110 not WA v Victoria, Melbourne, out in 142 minutes and James Hopes contributed 21 February 2004 46 to the final total of 5 for 297 in 203 minutes. Victoria won the toss and elected to bowl, and the After the early loss of two wickets, Chris Rogers and decision was quickly justified when WA was in Justin Langer combined in a whirlwind partnership early trouble, losing 4 for 47. Murray Goodwin of 160 in 83 minutes to take the initiative. Rogers (64) and Marcus North who finished on 54 not finished on 117 not out and WA won by 7 wickets out offered some resistance to help carry the total with 3.4 overs to spare. to 8 for 251. The Victorian innings got away to a solid start WA v NSW, Perth, 21 January 2004 with an opening partnership of 141 in 84 minutes New South Wales won the toss and elected to between Jon Moss (54) and Matthew Elliott (72) bowl and were rewarded with two early wickets and followed with 52 before Peter for 24. John Taylor, promoted to bat at number Worthington claimed three wickets in his final three and Mike Hussey with 34 and 69 respectively three overs to finish with 3 for 45 from 7 overs. then shared a partnership of 44, and with some Kade Harvey claimed 2 for 32 but Victoria won useful scorers in the lower order WA finished with with 8 for 252 from 40 overs. a competitive total of 237 from 49.1 overs. Stuart MacGill claimed 3 for 46 from his 10 overs.

The Western Cricketer 35 THE SHEIK OF SPEAK.

Cometti talks cricket. Nine News 6.00pm weeknights. WESTERN AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES Played in Perth on the 24 October, 2003 Played at North Sydney on the 2 November, 2004 Toss:Western Australia Toss:Western Australia Result:Western Australia won by 99 runs Result: NSW won by 4 wkts on revised target Twelfth Men: S Marsh and M Miller Twelfth Men: G Lambert and S Marsh Umpires:A Craig and J Brookes Umpires: S Reed and S Davis Award: ME Hussey Award: S Waugh WESTERN AUSTRALIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA JL Langer c. Manou b. Rofe ...... 11 RJ Campbell c. Haddin b. Nicholson ...... 27 RJ Campbell c. Manou b. Johnson ...... 42 JL Langer c. Haddin b.Thornely...... 15 CJ Rogers run out (Cleary) ...... 40 CJ Rogers run out (Jaques) ...... 75 ME Hussey run out (Johnson) ...... 67 ME Hussey run out (Nicholson) ...... 106 MW Goodwin c. Flower b. Johnson ...... 58 MW Goodwin c. O’Brien b. Nicholson ...... 34 P Worthington not out...... 30 P Worthington not out ...... 1 MJ North not out ...... 25 MJ North not out ...... 11 B Casson ...... B Casson ...... CD Thorp ...... J Taylor...... M Thistle ...... CD Thorp ...... J Angel...... MJ Thistle ...... Sundries (1B, 11LB, 8W) ...... 20 Sundries (1B, 4LB, 5W,1NB) ...... 11 TOTAL: 5 wkts for 293 TOTAL: 5 wkts for 280 Fall: 21, 103, 103, 221, 250 Fall: 43, 54, 211, 268, 268

SOUTH AUSTRALIA - BOWLING NEW SOUTH WALES - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Tait 10 - 55 - Clark 9 - 64 - Rofe 10 - 47 1 Nash 10 2 39 - Cleary 10 1 42 - Nicholson 10 - 63 2 Johnson 10 - 67 2 Thornely 4 - 19 1 Davison 6 - 41 - Katich 8 - 39 - Higgs 3 - 24 - O’Brien 9 - 51 - Blewett 1-5-

SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES JM Davison c. North b.Thistle ...... 4 DJ Thornely c. North b.Worthington...... 17 GS Blewett c. Langer b.Thistle...... 6 SM Katich c. Langer b.Thistle ...... 30 SA Deitz c.Worthington b. Casson ...... 60 SR Waugh not out ...... 101 A Flower c. Campbell b.Worthington...... 54 PA Jaques c. Campbell b.Taylor ...... 27 MA Higgs b. Casson...... 23 MJ Slater c. Casson b.Taylor...... 27 C Ferguson c. Campbell b.Worthington ...... 4 ME Waugh c. Langer b. Hussey ...... 7 BA Johnson b. Casson ...... 11 BJ Haddin c. North b. Hussey ...... 18 GA Manou c. Campbell b.Thistle...... 15 AW O’Brien not out ...... 12 M Cleary c. Hussey b. Casson...... 0 SR Clark ...... PC Rofe run out (Angel)...... 3 DA Nash ...... SW Tait not out ...... 4 MJ Nicholson ...... Sundries (7LB, 2W,1NB) ...... 10 Sundries (5LB, 4W,INB)...... 10 TOTAL: 194 TOTAL: 6 wkts 249 Fall: 4, 20, 122, 142, 146, 168, 173, 175, 187, 194 Fall: 49, 59, 116, 155, 171, 208

WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Thistle 8.1 1 32 3 Thorp 8 1 45 - Thorp 10 2 42 - Taylor 9 - 48 2 Angel 5 - 38 - Worthington 7 - 45 1 Worthington 7 - 31 2 Thistle 8 - 54 1 Casson 10 - 31 4 Hussey 5.3 - 38 2 North 6 - 13 - North 1 - 14 -

The Western Cricketer 37 WESTERN AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AUSTRALIA TASMANIA Played in Adelaide on the 9 November, 2003 Played in Perth on the 5 December, 2003 Toss:Western Australia Toss:Tasmania Result:Western Australia won by 7 wkts Result:Western Australia won by 3 wickets Twelfth Men: C Ferguson and S Meuleman Twelfth Men: C Simmons and S Clingeleffer Umpires: S Fry and D Harper Umpires:A Craig and B Bennett Award: M Goodwin Award: M North SOUTH AUSTRALIA TASMANIA JM Davison c. Hussey b.Wilson ...... 36 MG Dighton c. North b.Wilson ...... 6 GS Blewett c. Marsh b.Thorp ...... 49 MJ Di Venuto c. Campbell b.Taylor ...... 10 SA Deitz c. North b.Worthington ...... 14 J Cox c. Campbell b.Worthington ...... 7 A Flower c. Goodwin b. Harvey ...... 74 T Birt c. Harvey b.Taylor...... 2 MA Higgs b. Harvey ...... 0 S Watson c. Goodwin b.Worthington ...... 63 MJ Cosgrove run out (Goodwin/North) ...... 50 DJ Marsh b. Hogg ...... 22 BA Johnson c. Goodwin b. Harvey...... 20 S Clingeleffer b. Harvey ...... 48 GA Manou not out ...... 7 DG Wright c.Worthington b. Harvey...... 24 MF Cleary not out...... 2 B Geeves lbw b. Harvey ...... 0 Sundries (2LB, 7W,1NB) ...... 10 A Griffith not out ...... 3 TOTAL: 7 wkts for 262 G Denton not out ...... 2 Fall: 51, 102, 102, 106, 213, 252, 252 Sundries (3LB, 3W) ...... 6 TOTAL: 9 wkts for 193 Fall: 10, 16, 20, 38, 73, 143, 181, 182, 189

WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Wilson 10 - 44 1 Wilson 10 1 24 1 Thorp 10 - 53 1 Taylor 10 2 32 2 Worthington 10 1 42 1 Harvey 10 - 49 3 Harvey 10 1 39 3 Worthington 10 1 50 2 Casson 2 - 16 - Hogg 10 - 35 1 Hussey 4 - 29 - North 4 - 37 -

WESTERN AUSTRALIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA RJ Campbell lbw b. Rofe...... 0 CJ Rogers c. & b. Denton ...... 14 JL Langer c. Cosgrove b. Davison ...... 31 RJ Campbell c. Dighton b. Griffith ...... 42 MJ North st. Manou b. Davison ...... 63 MJ North not out ...... 75 ME Hussey not out ...... 84 ME Hussey lbw b. Geeves ...... 0 MW Goodwin not out ...... 80 MW Goodwin c. Marsh b. Griffith...... 2 P Worthington ...... SE Marsh c. Birt b. Knight ...... 11 MJ North ...... GB Hogg b. Denton...... 26 B Casson ...... KM Harvey c.Clingeleffer b. Griffith ...... 0 CD Thorp ...... P Worthington not out...... 0 M Thistle ...... J Taylor...... J Angel...... P Wilson ...... Sundries (2LB, 5W) ...... 7 Sundries (17LB, 10NB) ...... 27 TOTAL: 3 wkts for 265 TOTAL: 7 wkts for 197 Fall: 0, 87, 112 Fall: 49, 82, 89, 100, 120, 188, 193

SOUTH AUSTRALIA - BOWLING TASMANIA - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Rofe 10 2 26 1 Wright 10 - 52 1 Kelly 8 - 38 - Denton 8.2 - 63 2 Cleary 7 - 54 - Geeves 6 - 19 1 Davison 10 - 52 2 Griffith 9 1 40 3 Johnson 5 - 34 - Marsh 3 2 6 - Higgs 4 - 30 - Blewett 3 - 25 - Cosgrove 0.1 - 4 -

38 The Western Cricketer WESTERN AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA v VICTORIA QUEENSLAND Played in Perth on the 18 December, 2003 Played in Perth on the 9 January, 2004 Toss:Western Australia Toss:Queensland Result:Western Australia won by 101 runs Result:Western Australia won by 7 wkts Twelfth Men: S Marsh and S Harwood Twelfth Men: S Meuleman and D MacKenzie Umpires: J Brookes and B Bennett Umpires: J Brookes and B Oxenford Award: J Langer Award: J Langer WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND AC Gilchrist c. Joseland b. Harvey ...... 0 JP Maher c. Campbell b.Taylor...... 35 RJ Campbell run out (Hussey/Moss) ...... 0 SG Law c. Harvey b.Taylor...... 39 J Langer c. Moss b. Joseland ...... 115 ML Love not out ...... 110 DR Martyn b. Moss...... 1 CT Perren b. Harvey ...... 35 MW Goodwin c. Roach b.Wise ...... 39 L Carseldine c. Campbell b. Harvey ...... 7 MJ North not out ...... 84 JR Hopes run out (Rogers/Campbell) ...... 46 KM Harvey not out ...... 21 WA Seccombe not out...... 4 GB Hogg...... NM Hauritz ...... P Worthington ...... C Simpson ...... J Taylor...... M Kasprowicz ...... P Wilson ...... AA Noffke...... Sundries (3LB, 6W,1NB) ...... 10 Sundries (2B, 4LB, 14W) ...... 21 TOTAL: 5 wkts for 270 TOTAL: 5 wkts for 297 Fall: 0, 5, 19, 123, 209 Fall: 75, 86, 183, 196, 278

VICTORIA - BOWLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Harvey 10 - 45 1 Taylor 8 - 45 2 Moss 10 1 49 1 Wilson 10 - 40 - Wise 10 - 54 1 Worthington 6 - 49 - McDonald 7 2 31 - Casson 8 1 52 - Lewis 8 - 41 - Harvey 9 - 42 1 Hussey 2 - 23 - North 2 - 22 - Joseland 3 - 24 1 Hussey 7 - 41 1

VICTORIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA MT Elliott c. Langer b. Hogg ...... 59 CJ Rogers not out ...... 117 J Moss c. Goodwin b.Taylor...... 5 RJ Campbell c. Law b. Kasprowicz ...... 23 N Jewell c. Gilchrist b.Taylor ...... 11 J Taylor c. Perren b. Noffke...... 0 IJ Harvey c. Harvey b.Worthington ...... 0 JL Langer c. Seccombe b. Kasprowicz ...... 106 D Hussey c. Gilchrist b.Taylor ...... 0 MW Goodwin not out ...... 43 G Rummans c. Gilchrist b.Worthington ...... 4 MJ North ...... B Joseland c. Gilchrist b. Harvey...... 15 ME Hussey ...... A McDonald not out ...... 55 P Worthington ...... P Roach c. Gilchrist b. Hogg ...... 1 B Casson ...... M Lewis c. Campbell b.Worthington ...... 6 KM Harvey ...... A Wise lbw b. Hogg ...... 0 P Wilson ...... Sundries (3LB, 10W) ...... 13 Sundries (3LB, 6W) ...... 9 TOTAL 169 TOTAL: 3 wkts for 298 Fall: 16, 52, 53, 54, 64, 94, 118, 129, 150, 169 Fall: 41, 42, 202

WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING QUEENSLAND - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Taylor 10 2 27 3 Kasprowicz 10 - 42 2 Wilson 10 1 35 - Noffke 10 - 78 1 Worthington 10 - 47 3 Simpson 7.2 - 51 - Harvey 7 - 36 1 Hopes 10 - 59 - Hogg 7.2 - 21 3 Hauritz 8 - 64 - Perren 1-1-

The Western Cricketer 39 WESTERN AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA v NEW SOUTH WALES TASMANIA Played in Perth on the 21 January, 2004 Played in Launceston on the 1 February, 2004 Toss:New South Wales Toss:Tasmania Result:Western Australia won by 23 runs Result: Match abandoned Twelfth Men: S Meuleman and G Mail Twelfth Men: D Wates and S Kremerskothen Umpires: B Bennett and R Patterson Umpires: B Jackman and D Orchard Award: MEK Hussey No Award WESTERN AUSTRALIA TASMANIA CJ Rogers b. Clark...... 1 MG Dighton c. Ronchi b.Taylor ...... 48 RJ Campbell c. Haddin b. Bracken ...... 18 MJ di Venuto c. Clark b. Heal ...... 25 J Taylor c. Haddin B MacGill ...... 34 DG Wright c. Rogers b. Clark ...... 29 ME Hussey c.Thornely b. Nicholson ...... 69 DJ Marsh b. Heal ...... 16 JL Langer b. Lambert ...... 21 SR Watson c. Ronchi b. Clark ...... 16 MW Goodwin c. Clark b. Lambert ...... 0 GL Bailey c. Goodwin b. North ...... 36 MJ North c. & b. MacGill ...... 23 SB Tubb c. Langer b. North ...... 11 KM Harvey lbw b. MacGill ...... 23 LR Butterworth b. Harvey ...... 6 DJ Wates b. O’Brien ...... 22 SG Clingeleffer not out ...... 8 B Cason c. Nicholson b. O’Brien ...... 1 AG Downton not out ...... 6 M W Clark not out ...... 10 XJ Doherty ...... Sundries (7LB, 8W) ...... 15 Sundries (6LB, 8W) ...... 14 TOTAL 237 TOTAL: 8 wkts for 215 Fall: 12, 24, 68, 95, 108, 164, 196, 210, 213, 237 Fall: 79, 83, 121, 141, 141, 176, 195, 203

NEW SOUTH WALES - BOWLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Bracken 8 1 34 1 Wilson 8 - 20 - Clark 8 - 38 1 Clark 9 1 43 2 MacGill 10 2 46 3 Harvey 10 - 39 1 Lambert 10 - 43 2 Taylor 5 - 36 1 Nicholson 10 1 55 1 Heal 10 - 34 2 O’Brien 3.1 1 14 2 North 6 - 37 2

NEW SOUTH WALES WESTERN AUSTRALIA ME Waugh c. Langer b.Wates...... 0 CJ Rogers not out ...... 2 BJ Haddin b.Taylor ...... 18 JJ Taylor not out...... 0 MJ Nicholson c. Clark b.Wates ...... 1 JL Langer ...... D Thornely c. Hussey b. Clark ...... 18 MW Goodwin...... SR Waugh c. Campbell b. Hussey ...... 42 MJ North ...... P Jaques c. Casson b. Clark ...... 8 KM Harvey ...... A O’Brien not out ...... 62 AK Heal ...... G Lambert c. Clark b. Harvey...... 1 ME Hussey ...... NW Bracken run out (Hussey/ Campbell)...... 9 L Ronchi...... SR Clark c. Campbell b. Hussey...... 14 MW Clark...... SC MacGill b. Harvey ...... 13 P Wilson ...... Sundries (5LB, 22W,INB) ...... 28 Sundries (2LB, 2W) ...... 4 TOTAL 214 TOTAL : 0 wkts for 6 Fall: 0, 8, 31, 73, 95, 114, 119, 137, 178, 214

WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING TASMANIA - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Wates 10 1 23 2 Wright 1 - 2 - Clark 8 - 42 2 Watson 1 - 2 - Taylor 10 1 34 1 Harvey 8.2 - 34 2 Hussey 5 - 41 2 Casson 5 - 35 -

40 The Western Cricketer WESTERN AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA v QUEENSLAND VICTORIA Played in Brisbane on the 13 February, 2004 Played in Melbourne on the 21 February, 2004 Toss:Queensland Toss:Victoria Result: Queensland won by 207 runs Result:Victoria won by 2 wkts Twelfth Men: S Meuleman and C Phillipson Twelfth Men: S Meuleman and B Joseland Umpires: D Harper and T Laycock Umpires: J Ward and I Lock Award: J Maher Award: BA Knowles QUEENSLAND WESTERN AUSTRALIA JP Maher c. Langer b. Edmondson ...... 187 CJ Rogers c. Berry b. Lewis ...... 0 SG Law c. Goodwin b. Heal...... 95 RJ Campbell c. Rummans b. McDonald ...... 22 AJ Bichel c. Edmondson b.Hussey ...... 41 J Langer c. Elliott b. Knowles ...... 19 ML Love lbw b.Wilson ...... 38 JJ Taylor lbw b. McDonald ...... 0 CT Perren not out ...... 21 ME Hussey b.Warne ...... 28 CP Simpson not out ...... 14 MW Goodwin lbw. b.White ...... 64 JR Hopes...... MJ North not out ...... 54 WA Seccombe ...... KM Harvey lbw b.White...... 0 AA Noffke...... P Worthington b. Knowles ...... 26 NM Hauritz ...... AK Heal not out ...... 17 SA Brant ...... P Wilson ...... Sundries (4LB, 1W,4NB) ...... 9 Sundries (7LB, 13W,1NB) ...... 21 TOTAL: 4 wkts for 405 TOTAL: 8 wkts for 251 Fall: 194, 290, 349, 386 Fall: 2, 45, 47, 47, 109, 167, 167, 218

WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING VICTORIA - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Wilson 10 1 53 1 Lewis 10 1 42 1 Wates 5 - 56 - McDonald 9 1 51 2 Edmondson 8 - 72 1 Knowles 10 2 42 2 Harvey 8 - 81 - Warne 10 - 43 1 Heal 10 1 71 1 White 6 - 43 2 North 5 - 32 - Moss 5 - 23 - Hussey 4 - 36 1

WESTERN AUSTRALIA VICTORIA JL Langer C Maher b. Bichel ...... 0 J Moss c. Hussey b. Harvey...... 54 CJ Rogers lbw b. Brant ...... 3 MT Elliott c. Meuleman (sub) b. Hussey...... 72 MJ North st. Seccombe b. Brant...... 20 BJ Hodge c. Campbell b.Worthington ...... 52 ME Hussey c. Maher b. Hauritz ...... 66 DJ Hussey c. Campbell b. Heal ...... 23 MW Goodwin c. Maher b. Hopes ...... 18 GC Rummans c.Wilson b.Worthington...... 15 RJ Campbell b. Hopes ...... 15 CL White b.Wilson ...... 3 KM Harvey c. Simpson b. Noffke...... 43 AB McDonald c. Rogers b.Worthington ...... 0 DJ Wates c. Seccombe b. Bichel ...... 12 DS Berry not out...... 9 AK Heal c. sub (Phillipson) b. Simpson...... 2 SK Warne c. Goodwin b. Harvey ...... 2 P Wilson c. sub (Phillipson) b. Simpson ...... 5 BA Knowles not out ...... 0 B Edmondson not out ...... 2 ML Lewis ...... Sundries (6LB, 5W,1NB)...... 12 Sundries (4B,11LB,6W,1NB) ...... 22 TOTAL: 198 TOTAL: 8wkts for 252 Fall: 1, 10, 33, 77, 101, 170, 187, 189, 194, 198 Fall: 141, 146, 187, 229, 241, 241, 245, 248

QUEENSLAND - BOWLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Bichel 10 - 37 2 Wilson 10 1 53 1 Brant 7 - 31 2 Taylor 4 - 25 - Hauritz 10 - 50 1 Worthington 7 - 45 3 Hopes 10 - 44 2 Heal 7 - 45 1 Noffke 9 2 24 1 North 3 - 20 - Simpson 2.2 - 6 2 Harvey 7 - 32 2 Hussey 2 - 17 1

The Western Cricketer 41 ING Cup Final, WA v Queensland, Brisbane, 29 February 2004

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

Queensland won the toss and elected to bat, and in WESTERN AUSTRALIA v a match of fluctuating fortunes, Jimmy Maher (46) and Stuart Law (50) raced to 100 from the first 12 QUEENSLAND overs. Played in Brisbane on the 29 February, 2004 Toss:Queensland Kade Harvey then took a hand in proceedings to Result:Western Australia won by 4 wkts claim both openers in the space of two overs. Twelfth Men: P Worthington and C Simpson Umpires: D Harper and S Taufel The WA attack then steadied to slow the scoring Award: K Harvey rate, and when Marcus North’s off-spin removed the dangerous Clint Perren for 57, wickets began to fall QUEENSLAND at regular intervals. JP Maher b. Harvey ...... 46 SG Law c.Wates b. Harvey ...... 50 Harvey finished with 4 for 28 and with support ML Love c. Hussey b. Edmondson ...... 21 from Paul Wilson (2 for 39) and Marcus North (2 CT Perren c.Wilson b. North ...... 57 for 17), Queensland was dismissed for 244, the last CA Phillipson c.Wates b.Wilson...... 10 seven wickets falling for 104. JR Hopes c. Heal b. North...... 19 CD Hartley c. Meuleman b.Wilson ...... 14 The WA innings started on a bright note with an AJ Bichel not out...... 14 opening partnership of 67, with Scott Meuleman N Hauritz c. Rogers b. Harvey...... 2 leading the way on 71, while Marcus North followed AA Noffke run out (Heal) ...... 1 with 32. In a middle order collapse WA lost 4 for SA Brant b. Harvey ...... 0 47 and the run rate required climbed to alarming Sundries (1LB, 2W,7NB) ...... 10 TOTAL: 244 proportions. Fall: 100, 103, 140, 168, 212, 215, 235, 240, 244, 244 Kade Harvey was joined by Darren Wates out in WESTERN AUSTRALIA - BOWLING the middle and despite the rising run rate they OM RW made steady progress to the point where Andy Wates 7 - 59 - Bichel and James Hopes were unable to bowl in Edmondson 10 - 57 1 the last few overs, suffering from cramp. Harvey 9.1 2 28 4 Clint Perren took over from Hopes and in the Wilson 10 1 39 2 Heal 10 - 43 - space of 9 deliveries conceded 22 runs to give WA North 3 - 17 2 an exciting win with three balls to spare. WESTERN AUSTRALIA Man of the match Kade Harvey finished on 53 not CJ Rogers c. sub (Simpson) b. Brant ...... 20 out and Wates who struck a huge six and a four off SW Meuleman st. Hartley b. Hopes ...... 71 Perren’s final over to clinch victory shared an MJ North st. Hartley b. Hauritz ...... 32 unbroken partnership of 75. MW Goodwin run out (Noffke/Hartley)...... 12 ME Hussey c. Hopes b. Hauritz ...... 6 Marcus North prepares to embrace Darren Wates after his last over heroics. RJ Campbell c. Perren b. Noffke ...... 21 KM Harvey not out ...... 53 DJ Wates not out ...... 29 B Edmondson ...... P Wilson ...... AK Heal ...... Sundries (1LB, 2W,1NB) ...... 4 TOTAL: 6 wkts for 248 Fall: 67, 111, 126, 133, 156, 173 QUEENSLAND - BOWLING OM RW Bichel 10 - 39 - Brant 10 - 46 1 Noffke 10 1 54 1 Hopes 8.1 - 31 1 Hauritz 10 - 55 2 Perren 1.3 - 22 -

42 The Western Cricketer RE/MAX Cup 2003 - 2004

By Shaun Taylor,WACA Communications Manager

The RE/MAX Cup entered its second year with The limited overs RE/MAX Cup clash in January the Retravision Warriors taking on Zimbabwe in a was a more one-sided affair as WA batted first in the three-day match in October and a one-day 50-over per side game. encounter in January. Scott Meuleman continued his excellent season Zimbabwe used the three-day match as a tune up with 67 from 79 balls. Murray Goodwin (77) was for the October Test match at the WACA Ground. at his best in the middle overs and Brad Hogg (48) Zimbabwe batted first and WA had them on the led WA to a sizeable 9-286. ropes early at 5-89 thanks to veterans Jo Angel and Wickets fell at regular intervals for the Paul Wilson. Zimbabweans as they struggled to come to terms Craig Wishart made an even 100 before Captain with the disciplined WA attack.The wickets were Heath Streak (45) and Andy Blignaut (57) dragged shared and Paul Wilson was particularly effective. the visitors up to 330.With only three days to force Only (55) put up any real resistance an outright result the Warriors declared early at 6-207. and the result was never in doubt.Zimbabwe were all Zimbabwe crawled along to 6-146 from 49.4 out for 216 handing WA victory by 70 runs.This also overs before declaring and leaving the Warriors a meant WA won the limited-overs RE/MAX Cup for target of 270 in just 38 overs. the first time. The WA batsmen were in the game at 1-160 in the ZIM 330 (Wishart 100,Wilson 4-41) and 4 dec for 26th over.The Warriors never gave up the chase but 146 drew with WA 6 dec for 207 (North 59) and were four runs short when the final ball was bowled. 4-266 (Hussey 79) Zimbabwe took the first class RE/MAX Cup as WA 9/286 (Goodwin 77, Meuleman 67) defeated they were ahead on first innings points. Zimbabwe 216 (Vermeulen 55, Ervine 5-56) Play Cricket in England for Money, without the hassle!!

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By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

First Test - Darwin Australian Test cricket broke new ground when Australia hosted Bangladesh in the first ever Test staged in Darwin. The visitors, sent into bat, were seemingly over-awed by the occasion, and were dismissed for 97. The Australian fast attack wreaked havoc, with Glenn McGrath 3 for 20 and 3 for 23 the main wicket takers. (110), Steve Waugh (100 not out) and 71 from opener Justin Langer ensured Australia posted a big score with a declaration being made at 7 for 407. Waugh’s innings further enhanced his reputation in completing the unique of having scored a century against each Test playing nation. showed some potential in taking The Bangladeshi attack was no match for a fired-up Darren Lehmann who belted a 3 for 74 from 23 overs. century in each Test. Bangladesh made a better showing in the second innings. Bashar (54), Al-Shahriar (36) and Sarkar TOURING PARTY (35) were the main scorers in the total of 178. (Captain), (Vice-Captain), Stuart McGill finished with 5 for 65 as Australia Anwar Hossain, Hannan Sarker, , coasted to an outright win. Mashrafe Mortaza,, , Javed Omar, Manjural Islam, , Second Test – Cairns Mohammad Rafique,Tabash Baisya, ,Tareq Aziz , (Coach) Another first for Australian cricket with Cairns hosting the second Test. SUMMARY OF MATCHES Tests:Played 2, Lost 2 Bangladesh was again asked to bat, and showed One Day Internationals: Played 3, Lost 3 further improvement to reach a total of 295. Others: Played 3,Won 2, Lost 1 Sarkar (76), Bashar (46), Hossain (46) and Mashud (44) were the main contributors. Stuart RESULTS OF MATCHES MacGill was again among the wickets with 5 for 27 – 29 June: Queensland Academy of Sport 201 77. bowled with great pace to claim and 176 defeated Bangladesh 9/203 dec and 145 3 for 57. 3 – 5 July:Australian Cricket Academy 3/258 dec and 4/203 dec lost to Bangladesh 7/232 dec and Australia then went on the rampage posting 4 for 8/232 556 declared in 566 minutes. Matthew Hayden 10 – 13 July: Chief Minister’s XI 189 and 136 and Ricky Ponting posted half centuries before lost to Bangladesh 139 and 8/187 Darren Lehman led the charge with 177 and Steve 18 – 20 July: First Test – Bangladesh 97 and 178 Waugh 156 not out and Martin Love 100 not out lost to Australia 7/407 dec contributed an unfinished partnership of 184 in 25 – 28 July: Second Test – Bangladesh 295 and the final total. 163 lost to Australia 4/556 dec In their second innings, Bangladesh collapsed to be 2 August: One-Day International – Bangladesh dismissed for 163, with the only innings of note to 105 lost to Australia 2/107 come from Sarkar. His 55 gave him two half centuries 3 August: One-Day International – Bangladesh for the match. Stuart MacGill completed a ten 147 lost to Australia 1/148 wicket haul with 5 for 56. Gillespie was again a 6 August: One-Day International – Australia handful and cleaned up the tail to finish with 4 for 38. 7/254 defeated Bangladesh 142

44 The Western Cricketer Bangladesh Tour Scorecards

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

AUSTRALIA v AUSTRALIA v BANGLADESH (First Test) BANGLADESH (Second Test) Played in Darwin on the 18, 19,20 July, 2003 Played at Cairns on the 25, 26, 27, 28, July, 2003 Toss:Australia Toss:Australia Result:Australia won by an innings and 132 runs Result:Australia won by an innings and 98 runs Twelfth Men:A Bichel and Hossain Twelfth Men:AJ Bichel and M Islam Umpires: R Koertzen and D Shepherd Umpires: D Shepherd and R Koertzen Award: SR Waugh Award: SC MacGill BANGLADESH BANGLADESH Omar c. Gilchrist b Gillespie ...... 5 lbw b. McGrath ...... 5 Sarkar lbw b MacGill ...... 76 c. Hayden b. MacGill ...... 55 Sarkar lbw b. McGrath ...... 0 c. Gilchrist b. Gillespie ...... 35 Omar c. Gilchrist b. Lee ...... 26 lbw b. Gillespie ...... 8 Bashar b. Lee ...... 16 b. MacGill...... 54 Bashar c. & b. MacGill ...... 46 c. Langer b. Lee...... 25 Ashraful c. Gillespie b. McGrath ...... 23 c. Gilchrist b. Lee ...... 7 Ashraful c. Gilchrist b. Gillespie ...... 0 c. Ponting b. MacGill ...... 0 Al-Shahriar b. Lee...... 0 c. & b. MacGill ...... 36 Hossain b. MacGill ...... 46 c. Ponting b. MacGill ...... 16 Kapali lbw b. MacGill...... 0 lbw b. MacGill ...... 0 Kapali c. Love b. MacGill ...... 5 c. Langer b. MacGill ...... 17 Mashud lbw b. McGrath...... 11 c. Gilchrist b. MacGill ...... 6 Mashud c. Love b. Gillespie...... 44 lbw b. Gillespie ...... 14 Mahmud c. Gilchrist b. MacGill ...... 21 b. Gillespie ...... 5 Mahmud lbw b. MacGill ...... 0 c. Lee b. MacGill...... 17 Mortaza c. Gilchrist b. Gillespie ...... 3 (10) run out ...... 15 Baisya c. Gilchrist b. McGrath...... 25 lbw b. Gillespie ...... 0 Baisya not out ...... 2 (9) lbw b. MacGill ...... 4 Mortaza c. Lee b. Gillespie ...... 8 not out ...... 3 Islam c. Langer b. Lee ...... 1 not out ...... 0 Monir not out ...... 0 b. Gillespie ...... 4 Sundries (1B, 5LB, 6W,3NB) ...... 15 (6NB, 2W,3NB)...... 11 Sundries (8LB, 11NB,) ...... 19 (2LB, 2NB)...... 4 TOTAL 97 TOTAL 178 TOTAL 295 TOTAL 163 Fall: 4, 26, 36, 39, 40, 60, 87, 91, 94, 97 Fall: 8, 89, 112, 112, 112, 122, Fall: 47, 155, 156, 156, 170, 230, Fall: 12, 87, 90, 90, 123, 136, 143, 152, 171, 178 230, 281, 295, 295 156, 156, 156, 163

AUSTRALIA – BOWLING AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW McGrath 13 6 20 3 10 - 25 1 McGrath 17.1 2 57 1 15 9 22 - Gillespie 8 1 27 2 16 3 48 2 Gillespie 25 7 57 3 12.4 3 38 4 Lee 9 2 23 3 12 5 34 1 Lee 18 1 88 1 11 2 45 1 MacGill 13 4 21 2 13.1 1 65 5 MacGill 24 9 77 5 20 3 56 5 Waugh 5 3 4 - Lehmann 3 1 4 - AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA JL Langer lbw b Kapali ...... 71 JL Langer c. Omar b. Mortaza ...... 1 ML Hayden b. Mortaza ...... 11 ML Hayden b. Monir...... 50 RT Ponting c. Omar b Baisya ...... 10 RT Ponting c.Ashraful b. Monir ...... 59 DS Lehmann c. Omar b. Mortaza...... 110 DS Lehmann c.Ashraful b. Baiysa ...... 177 SR Waugh not out...... 100 SR Waugh not out ...... 156 ML Love b. Mortaza ...... 0 ML Love not out ...... 100 AC Gilchrist b. Islam ...... 43 AC Gilchrist ...... B Lee run out ...... 23 B Lee...... JN Gillespie not out...... 16 JN Gillespie ...... SC MacGill ...... SC MacGill ...... GD McGrath...... GD McGrath...... Sundries (5B, 8LB, 7W,3NB) ...... 23 Sundries (11LB, 1W,1NB) ...... 13 TOTAL 7 wkts dec for 407 TOTAL 4 wkts dec for 556 Fall:13, 43, 184, 243, 244, 313, 377 Fall:14, 105, 132, 382 BANGLADESH - BOWLING BANGLADESH - BOWLING OM RW OM RW Islam 24 4 78 1 Mortaza 25 7 60 1 Mortaza 23 7 74 3 Baisya 26 5 96 1 Baisya 21.5 4 69 1 Hossain 21 4 95 - Mahmud 28 2 98 - Mahmud 19 3 75 - Kapali 18 2 65 1 Monir 30 2 128 2 Ashraful 2 - 9 - Kapali 14.2 0 69 - Bashar 1 - 1 - Ashraful 4 - 22 -

The Western Cricketer 45 Australia v Bangladesh Test Averages

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

Australia Batting Player Matches Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 CT/ST DS Lehmann 2 2 - 177 287 143.50 2 - - ML Love 2 2 1 100* 100 100.00 1 - 2 AC Gilchrist 2 1 - 43 43 43.00 - - 9 JL Langer 2 2 - 71 72 36.00 - 1 3 RT Ponting 2 2 - 59 69 34.50 - 1 2 ML Hayden 2 2 - 50 61 30.50 - 1 1 B Lee 2 1 - 23 23 23.00 - - 2 SR Waugh 2 2 2 156* 256 - 2 - - JN Gillespie 2 1 1 16* 16 - - - 1 SCG MacGill Did not bat GD McGrath Did not bat

Australia Bowling Player O M Runs Wkts Ave 5Wi 10WM Best SCG MacGill 70.1 1.7 219 17 12.88 3 1 5/56 JN Gillespie 61.4 14 170 11 15.45 - - 4/38 GD McGrath 55.1 17 124 5 24.80 - - 3/20 B Lee 48 10 190 6 31.67 -- - 3/23 SR Waugh 5 3 4 - - - - - DS Lehmann 3 1 4 - - - - -

Bangladesh Batting Player Matches Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 CT/ST Sarkar 2 4 - 76 166 41.50 - 2 - Bashar 2 42 - 54 141 35.25 - 1 - Hossain 1 2 - 46 62 31.00 - - - Mashud 2 4 - 44 75 18.75 - - - Al-Shariar 1 2 - 36 36 18.00 - - - Omar 2 4 - 26 44 11.00 - - 3 Mahmud 2 4 - 21 43 10.75 - - 1 Baisya 2 4 1 25 31 10.33 - - - Mortaza 2 4 1 15 29 9.67 - - - Ashraful 2 4 - 23 30 7.50 - - - Kapali 2 4 - 17 22 5.50 - - - Monir 1 2 1 4 4 4.00 - - - Islam 1 2 1 1 1 1.00 - - -

Bangladesh Bowling Player O M Runs Wkts Ave 5Wi 10WM Best Mortaza 48 14 134 4 33.50 - 0- 3/74 Monir 30 2 128 2 64.00 - - 2/128 Islam 24 4 78 1 78.00 - - 1/78 Baisya 47.5 9 165 2 82.50 - - 1/69 Kapali 32.2 2 134 1 134.00 - - 1/65 Mahmud 47 5 173 - - - - - Hossain 21 4 95 - - - - - Ashraful 6 - 31 - - - - -

46 The Western Cricketer Zimbabwe Tour of Australia

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

First Test – Perth In a history making first Test for Zimbabwe at the WACA Ground,Australia was given first use of the pitch and they proceeded to amass a record total. Following the dismissal of Justin Langer, with the score on 43, Matthew Hayden continued to share partnerships including the fourth wicket 207 with Steve Waugh (78) and the sixth wicket 233 in 140 minutes with Adam Gilchrist (113 not out). Hayden went on to create his own piece of history in recording the highest individual test score, breaking the record previously held by . The West Indian reclaimed the record when he belted 400 against England later that season. In 622 Matthew Hayden celebrates his historic innings against Zimbabwe at the WACA Ground minutes Hayden scored 380 runs with 38 fours in October 2004. His 380 was a Test record until reclaimed by Brian Lara months later. and 11 sixes.Australia declared at 6 for 735,with Sean Ervine the most successful bowler taking 4 for 146. TOURING PARTY H Streak (Captain),T Taibu (Vice-Captain),A Blignaut, Zimbabwe was then dismissed for 239, with Brett G Brent, S Carlisle, D Ebrahim, S Ervine, C Evans, Lee and Jason Gillespie each taking three wickets. G Ewing, T Gripper, D Hondo, B Mawhire, In the follow on, the visitors lost 7 for 126 before S Matsikenyeri, R Price, M Vermeulen, C Wishart, the tail offered some-resistance to take the total to Geoff Marsh (Coach), R Memam (Manager), 321. Heath Streak finished with 71 not out, and M Harrison (Media Manager), B Robinson Andy Bichel claimed 4 for 63 from 28.2 overs. (Physiotherapist) Second Test – Sydney One Day Squad:V Sibanda, G Flower, D Hondo, T Friend Zimbabwe won the toss and elected to bat and after losing three early wickets, Stuart Carlisle SUMMARY OF MATCHES came to the rescue with a timely century (118 in Tests:Played 2, Lost 2 298 minutes). Andy Blignaut remained on 30 not First Class: Played 1, Drawn 1 out in the final total of 308.The Australian bowling Others: Played 5,Won 2, Lost 2, Drawn 1 attack was shared by Andy Bichel (4 for 66) and One Day Internationals: Played 8, Lost 7,Abandoned 1 Brett Lee, Brad Williams and Brad Hogg each claiming two wickets. RESULTS OF MATCHES 28 – 30 September: Zimbabwe 149 and 255 drew Ricky Ponting was the mainstay of the Australian with Rockingham-Mandurah 123 and 6/135 inning with 169, while Steve Waugh (61) and 1 October: Cricket Australia Chairman’s X1, 240 Simon Katich (52) added support in the total of 403. lost to Zimbabwe 3/241 claimed 6 for 121 from 41.3 overs and 3 – 5 October: Zimbabwe 330 and 6/146 dec Andy Blignaut lent support with 3 for 83. drew with Western Australia 6/207 dec and 4/266 Katich completed a good double by taking 6 for 9 – 13 October: First Test – Australia 6/735 dec 65 from 25.5 overs in the Zimbabwe modest total defeated Zimbabwe 239 and 321 of 266 in the second inning. 17 – 21 October: Second Test – Zimbabwe 306 and 266 lost to Australia 403 and 1/172 Australia reached the target of 172 with the loss of 1 January: Zimbabwe 240 defeated Australia ‘A’ 232 only one wicket. Matthew Hayden ( 101 not out) 4 January:Western Australia 9/286 defeated and Ricky Ponting (53 not out) shared a second Zimbabwe 216 wicket partnership of 151. 7 January:Australia ’A’ 6/327 defeated Zimbabwe 208

The Western Cricketer 47 Zimbabwe Tour Scorecard

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

AUSTRALIA v ZIMBABWE AUSTRALIA v ZIMBABWE (First Test) (Second Test) Played in Perth on the 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 October, 2003 Played in Sydney on the 17, 18, 19, 20, October 2003 Toss:Zimbabwe Toss:Zimbabwe Result:Australia won by an innings and 175 runs Result:Australia won by 9 wickets Twelfth Men: B Williams and DT Hondo Twelfth Men: N Bracken and S Matsikenyeri Umpires: P Willey and S Venkat Umpires: S Venkat and B Bowden Award: M Hayden Award: R Ponting AUSTRALIA ZIMBABWE JL Langer b. Ervine ...... 26 D Ebrahim b. Lee ...... 9 c. Katich b.Williams ...... 0 ML Hayden c. Carlisle b. Gripper...... 380 T Gripper c. Gilchrist b. Bichel...... 15 (3) c. Hayden b. Katich ...... 47 RT Ponting lbw b. Ervine ...... 37 M Vermeulen lbw. b.Williams ...... 17 (2) c.Waugh b.Williams ...... 48 DR Martyn c.Wishart b. Gripper...... 53 S Carlisle c. Ponting b. Bichel ...... 118 c.Williams b. Katich ...... 5 SR Waugh c. & b. Ervine ...... 78 C Wishart c. Gilchrist b.Williams ...... 14 st. Gilchrist b. Katich...... 45 DS Lehmann c. & b. Ervine ...... 30 T Taibu c. Gilchrist b. Hogg ...... 27 c. Ponting b. Katich...... 35 AC Gilchrist not out ...... 113 H Streak lbw b Hogg ...... 14 run out...... 25 B Lee...... G Ewing c. Martyn b. Lee ...... 2 c. Gilchrist b. Hogg...... 0 AJ Bichel ...... A Blignaut not out ...... 38 c.Williams b. Katich ...... 44 JN Gillespie ...... R Price c.Williams b. Bichel...... 20 lbw. b. Katich ...... 0 SCG MacGill...... B Mahwire c. Gilchrist b. Bichel...... 6 not out ...... 1 Sundries (4B, 10LB, 1W,3NB) ...... 18 Sundries (4B, 12LB, 3W,9NB) ...... 28 (6B, 5LB, 1W,4NB) ...... 16 TOTAL 6 wkts dec for 735 TOTAL 308 TOTAL 266 Fall: 43,102,199,406,502,735 Fall: 15, 45, 47, 95, 151, 218, Fall: 0, 93, 103, 114, 176, 222, 243, 296, 308 212, 216, 230, 244, 266 ZIMBABWE– BOWLING AUSTRALIA - BOWLING OM RW OM RWOM RW Streak 26 6 131 - Lee 23 5 78 2 Blignaut 28 4 115 - Williams 23 6 58 2 16 8 56 2 Ervine 31 4 146 4 Bichel 24.2 7 66 4 19 5 64 - Price 36 5 187 - Hogg 23 8 49 2 31 9 70 1 Gripper 25.3 - 142 2 Waugh 4 - 7 - Katich 7 - 25 - 25.5 3 65 6 Martyn 3 1 9 - ZIMBABWE AUSTRALIA D Ebrahim b. Gillespie ...... 29 b. Gillespie ...... 4 JL Langer c. Streak b. Blignaut b...... 2 c.Taibu b. Streak ...... 8 T Gripper c. Lehman b. Lee ...... 53 c. Gilchrist b. Gillespie ...... 0 ML Hayden c. Carlisle b. Blignaut ...... 20 not out ...... 101 M Vermeulen c. Hayden b. MacGill ...... 38 c. Gilchrist b. Lee ...... 63 RT Ponting b. Price ...... 169 not out ...... 53 S Carlisle c. Hayden b. MacGill...... 2 c. Hayden b. Lehmann ...... 35 DR Martyn lbw b. Price ...... 32 ...... C Wishart c. Gilchrist b. Bichel ...... 46 lbw b. Bichel ...... 8 SR Waugh c. Carlisle b. Price ...... 61 ...... C Evans b. Bichel ...... 22 b. Lehmann...... 5 SM Katich b. Price ...... 52 ...... T Taibu lbw b. Gillespie ...... 15 c. Gilchrist b. Bichel ...... 3 AC Gilchrist b. Streak...... 20 ...... H Streak b. Lee...... 9 (9) not out ...... 71 GB Hogg c. Ebrahim b. Price ...... 13 ...... S Ervine c.Waugh b. Gillespie...... 6 (8) b. Bichel ...... 53 AJ Bichel c.Wishart b. Blignaut ...... 5 ...... A. Blignaut lbw b. Lee ...... 0 st. Gilchrist b. Lehmann ...... 22 B Lee not out...... 6 ...... R Price not out ...... 2 c.Waugh b. Bichel...... 36 BA Williams c. & b. Price ...... 7 ...... Sundries (10LB, 2W,5NB) ...... 17 (4B, 6LB, 5W,6NB) ...... 21 Sundries (2LB, 1W,13NB) ...... 16 (3B, 3LB, 4NB)...... 10 TOTAL 239 TOTAL 321 TOTAL 403 TOTAL 1 wkt for 172 Fall: 61, 105, 120, 131, 199, 200, Fall: 2, 11, 110, 112, 118, 126, Fall:14, 105, 132, 382 Fall: 21 231, 231,231, 239 126, 209, 247, 321 AUSTRALIA - BOWLING ZIMBABWE– BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Lee 15 4 48 3 35 8 96 1 Streak 21383191461 Gillespie 25.3 9 52 3 3 - 6 2 Blignaut 20 2 83 3 4 - 35 - Bichel 21 2 62 2 28.2 15 63 4 Mahwire 10 1 61 - MacGill 21 4 54 2 3.4 1 10 - Price 41.3 6 121 6 12.1 - 63 - Lehmann 2 1 3 - 31.2 15 61 3 Ewing 11 1 53 - 3 - 20 - Waugh 5 1 10 - 8 2 26 - Gripper 1 - 2 - Martyn 13 5 34 - Ponting 5 1 15 -

48 The Western Cricketer Australia v Zimbabwe Test Match Averages

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

Australia Batting Player Matches Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 CT/ST ML Hayden 2 3 1 380 501 250.50 2 - 4 AC Gilchrist 2 2 1 113* 133 133.00 1 - 9/2 RT Ponting 2 3 1 169 259 129.50 1 1 2 SR Waugh 1 2 - 78 139 69.50 - 2 3 SM Katich 1 1 - 52 52 52.00 - 1 1 DR Martyn 1 2 - 53 85 42.50 - 1 1 DS Lehmann 1 1 - 30 30 30.00 - - - GB Hogg 1 1 - 13 13 13.00 - - - JL Langer 2 3 - 26 36 12.00 - - - BA Williams 1 1 - 7 7 7.00 - - 2 AJ Bichel 2 1 - 5 5 5.00 - - - B Lee 2 1 1 6* 6 - - - -

Australia Bowling Player O M Runs Wkts Ave 5Wi 10WM Best JN Gillespie 28.3 9 58 5 11.60 - - 3/52 SM Katich 32.5 3 90 6 15.00 1 - 6/65 DS Lehmann 31.4 16 64 3 21.33 - - 3/61 AJ Bichel 92.4 29 255 10 25.50 - - 4/63 BA Williams 39 14 114 4 28.50 - - 2/56 SCG MacGill 24.4 5 64 2 32.00 - - 2/54 B Lee 73 17 222 6 37.00 - - 3/48 GB Hogg 54 17 119 3 39.67 - - 2/49 SR Waugh 17 3 43 - - - - - DR Martyn 16 6 43 - - - - - RT Ponting 5 1 15 - - - - -

Zimbabwe Batting Player Matches Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 CT/ST M Vermeulen 2 4 - 63 166 41.50 - 1 - S Carlisle 2 4 - 118 160 40.00 1 - 3 H Streak 2 4 1 71* 119 39.67 - 1 1 A Blignaut 2 4 1 44 104 34.67 - - - S Ervine 1 2 - 53 59 29.50 - 1 - T Gripper 2 4 - 53 115 28.75 - 1 - C Wishart 2 4 - 46 113 28.25 - - 2 T Taibu 2 4 - 35 80 20.00 1 - 1 R Price 2 4 1 36 58 19.33 - - 1 C Evans 1 2 - 22 27 13.50 - - - D Ebrahim 2 4 - 29 42 10.50 - - 1 B Mahwire 1 2 1 6 7 7.00 - - - G Ewing 1 2 2 2 1.00 - - -

Zimbabwe Bowling Player O M Runs Wkts Ave 5Wi 10WM Best S Ervine 31 4 146 4 36.50 - - 4/146 R Price 89.1 11 371 6 61.83 1 - 6/121 T Gripper 26.3 - 144 2 72.00 - - 2/142 A Blignaut 52 6 233 3 77.67 - - 3/83 H Streak 56 9 260 2 130.00 - - 1/46 G Ewing 14 1 73 - - - - - B Mawhire 10 1 61 - - - - -

The Western Cricketer 49 Gilly’s Golden Summer

By Shaun Taylor,WACA Communications Manager

HOBART is a relatively quiet city in southern Tasmania. It experiences mild summers and is not accustomed to cyclonic conditions. Yet a tempest arrived hot on the heals of Adam Gilchrist in game four of the 2003-2004 VB Series and Zimbabwe’s bowlers were in a whirlwind of unimaginable proportions. Gilchrist’s whirlwind innings of 172 had Heath Streak’s men running for cover and looking for the nearest storm proof structure. His innings lasted 126 balls, included 13 fours and three sixes and was a stunning reminder of Gilchrist’s ability to win matches off his own bat. Astoundingly Gilchrist sees himself as a wicket- keeper first, and batsman second. He feels that he is in the Australian Test and One-day team as a keeper Gilchrist’s trademark hook caused headaches for the Indians during the VB Series. so that is where he focuses the majority of his energy. “I personally think that the ‘keeping’ is my most “But hopefully in the years to come I will be able important aspect as I’m the only wicket-keeper in to play more cricket for WA.” the team,” Gilchrist said. Gilchrist believes his body is holding up to the “I have to try and uphold the standard that has rigours of playing both forms of the game and that been set prior to me coming in. set a retirement is still a while away. pretty high standard. It’s an 80/20 split towards “My hands are pretty good and I’ve never broken keeping, that’s the training time I put into those a finger,” Gilchrist said. skills and honing them. “My body is in pretty good condition. About five “I don’t think I am an overly natural wicket-keeper. or six years ago my knees were giving me a bit of I’m a bit taller than the average wicket-keeper. I’ve grief and I thought I might have to have surgery had to work harder at that than I’ve had to work to correct any deficiencies there. at my batting and that’s not to say that my batting “A good maintenance program devised by the is neglected or that I am so naturally gifted that I team management has got me working really well don’t need to work at that. and changed a few things in my training that I was “That’s the balance that I have found gives me the best doing. My knees are still fine and basically fingers opportunity to perform to the best of my ability.” crossed it stays that way. Gilchrist was recognised as the Australian One-day “Hopefully I will be able to make a decision on Cricketer of 2003 at the Alan Border Medal Dinner when to finish playing not on how the body’s going earlier this year.The 32-year-old made 1098 runs in but when I have had enough and accomplished 2003 at an average of 38. Gilchrist won the award for the things I want to. the second year in a row and was also the 2003 “I feel as if I’ve got a few more years of cricket but Medallist. your mind moves forward to what you are going He then won a record sixth CUB Gold Cup as to be doing. I’m past the half-way point of my career Western Australia’s top player of season 2003-2004. so you have to start thinking about the future.” Gilchrist has won more Gold Cup’s then any other Gilchrist never set out with the lofty ambitions of player. playing cricket for Australia. He just wanted to “It felt strange to be standing up their receiving play cricket for a living. the award considering I only played one match for “When you have to go out and have a week of the Warriors during the season,” he said. work experience at school I never did it,” he said.

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“They didn’t take my application to go on tour “It is just not in Steve with the Australian cricket team for a week! That’s Waugh’s nature to go all I wanted to do really. All I wanted to do was on the defence, he play cricket. I just had this dream of playing cricket attacks at all costs. for a job and playing to the best of my ability and Steven would keep getting as far as I could.” going for the jugular Gilchrist has witnessed first-hand the biggest and Ricky was happy change in Australian cricket in the past 20 years, to bide his time and the Captaincy of Steve Waugh and his subsequent realise that you can retirement. Waugh took principles from One-day win a Test match in cricket and transplanted them in the Test arena. the last hour of day Gilchrist led the way in Waugh’s ultra-attacking five whereas Steven ethos and has made numerous run-a-ball hundreds would like to get in there and dust it off as in Test and One-day cricket. Gilchrist celebrates a wicket on Australia’s quick as possible.” gruelling tour of Sri Lanka. Now Gilchrist is deputy to apprentice Captain Ricky Ponting and he believes that the Tasmanian Gilchrist is the most has what it takes to build on Waugh’s legacy. marketable cricketer in Australia and the most lucrative opportunities lie on the east coast. Yet “I think Ricky’s style of captaincy in general has Gilchrist and his wife Melinda are firmly come through in one-day cricket,” he said. ensconced in their leafy Perth surrounds and “He is very similar to Steven in his principles in would be reticent to move once Gilchrist decides regards to the team and the standards that he sets. to hang up his gloves. I think tactically in Test cricket Ricky has learnt so much “Mel and I would love to stay in WA, we really about being positive and aggressive in his captaincy enjoy it here. We love it we’re set up here so we from Steven. I think what he has learnt is there are would be really keen to stay,” he said. times when you need to be a bit more defensive.

The Western Cricketer 51 Openers Maul Tourists in VB Series

By Shaun Taylor,WACA Communications Manager

THE flashing blades of Adam Gilchrist and 22.53. He was the third highest wicket-taker in the Matthew Hayden combined to smash nearly 1000 series behind Brad Williams (16 at 16.66) and runs in Australia’s victorious VB series campaign in Indian teenage left-arm paceman (16 early 2004. at 31.06). The dashing left-handers were the dominant players Williams took a career-best 5-22 against in the series leaving the Indian and Zimbabwean Zimbabwe in Sydney and heralded his confirmation bowlers powerless against their might in the limited- as a top line international fast-bowler. overs matches. Australia met India in a lop-sided best-of-three The Gilchrist-Matthew Hayden combination produced finals series. Game one at the MCG saw India’s 923 runs with three centuries and four fifties batsmen struggle with the loss of Sachin between them. Tendulkar,VVS Laxman and before Gilchrist’s highest score of 172 against Zimbabwe the score had reached 50. in Hobart is the highest individual One-day The powerful Aussie line-up coasted to India’s international score ever made in Australia. total of 222 with seven wickets in hand and 10 Australia’s only loss in the qualifying matches was overs to spare. to India in Brisbane. Zimbabwe was out of its Game two was even more of a whitewash as the depth against two of the super powers in world home team posted a record 5-359 with Hayden cricket. (126 from 122 balls ) and (66 They went winless in the series but unearthed a from 39) decimating the Indians. potential star in Sean Ervine. The left-handed 21- Symonds confirmed his reputation as arguably the year-old made 265 runs at an average of 44.16 cleanest striker of the ball in world cricket. including his maiden One-day international century The Aussie quicks had India on the ropes early and they against India in Adelaide. were never in with a chance.They were dismissed To prove his all-round worth Ervine also took 12 for 151 giving Australia victory by 208 runs. wickets at 30.08 apiece with his right-arm medium Gilchrist was adjudged Man-of-the-Series for his pace. outstanding batting and flawless wicket-keeping. Zimbabwe captain Heath Steak was at his India and Zimbabwe were no match for Ricky Ponting’s men in the 2003-04 VB indomitable best with 15 wickets at an average of Series.The World Champion Australians are nearly impregnable on home soil.

52 The Western Cricketer 2003-2004 VB Series Summary

Points Table Team Played Won Lost No Result Tied Bonus Consol. Points NRR Points Points Australia 8 6 1 1 - 3 1 37 +1.100 India 8 5 3 - - 2 2 29 +0.282 Zimbabwe 8 - 7 1 - - 3 6 -1.326 Qualifying Matches Date Venue Batted 1st Batted 2nd Result 9 Jan* Melbourne Aus 288 (48.3) Ind 270 (49) Australia won by 18 runs 11 Jan* Sydney Aus 8-225 (50) Zim 126 (37.3) Australia won by 99 runs 14 Jan Hobart Zim 6-208 (50) Ind 3/211 (37.4) India won by 7 wkts 16 Jan Hobart Aus 7-344 (50) Zim 6/196 (50) Australia won by 148 runs 18 Jan* Brisbane Ind 4-303 (50) Aus 284 (49.4) India won by 19 runs 20 Jan * Brisbane Ind 6-255 (50) Zim 231 (47.1) India won by 24 runs 22 Jan* Sydney Ind 4-296 (50) Aus 8-225 (33.5) Australia won by 2 wickets (D/L method) 24 Jan* Adelaide Ind 7-280 (50) Zim 6-277 (50) India won by 3 runs 26 Jan* Adelaide Aus 7-279 (50) Zim 8-266 (50) Australia won by 13 runs 29 Jan* Melbourne Aus 9-263 (50) No result 1 Feb Perth Ind 203 (49) Aus 5-204 (32) Australia won by 5 wkts 3 Feb* Perth Zim 135 (34.4) Ind 6-136 (30.3) India won by 4 wickets Finals Date Venue Batted 1st Batted 2nd Result J6 Feb* Melbourne Ind 222 (49) Aus 3-224 (40.1) Australia won by7 wkts 8 Feb* Sydney Aus 5-359 (50) Ind 151 (33.2) Australia won by 208 runs * Denotes day-night Leading Run-Scorers Batsman Team M Inn N.O. Runs H.S. 100 50 Ave. Ct/St Adam Gilchrist Aus 8 8 0 498 172 1 2 62.25 16/1 VVS Laxman Ind 10 10 3 443 131 3 - 63.28 12/- Matthew Hayden Aus 9 9 0 425 126 2 2 47.22 5/- Andrew Symonds Aus 9 9 1 349 88 - 3 43.62 4/- Ricky Ponting Aus 9 9 0 315 88 - 2 35.00 4/- Ind 9 8 0 314 139 1 1 39.25 4/- Rahul Dravid Ind 10 9 0 277 84 - 3 30.77 5/- Sean Ervine Zim 8 7 1 265 100 1 - 44.16 2/- Michael Clarke Aus 10 9 1 248 63 - 1 31.00 4/- SachinTendulkar Ind 7 7 0 236 86 - 2 33.71 2/- Stuart Carlisle Zim 7 6 0 223 109 1 - 37.16 2/- Heath Streak Zim 8 7 3 211 64* - 2 52.75 2/- * Denotes not out Leading Wicket-Takers Name Team M Overs Mds Runs Wkt Ave. Best Irfan Pathan Ind 10 89.4 4 497 16 31.06 4/24 Brad Williams Aus 9 64.5 7 250 15 16.66 5/22 Heath Streak Zim 8 72 7 338 15 22.53 3/45 L Balaji Ind 10 90 6 441 13 33.92 4/48 Sean Ervine Zim 8 63.3 2 361 12 30.08 3/47 Brett Lee Aus 8 66 4 285 12 23.75 3/22 Agit Agarkar Ind 6 52.4 4 281 11 25.54 6/42 Andrew Symonds Aus 9 68 2 350 10 35.00 2/24 Jason Gillespie Aus 8 77 4 343 10 34.30 2/21 Aust 7 49 3 265 8 33.12 3/52 Ind 9 30 0 189 6 31.50 3/41 Andy Blignaut Zim 8 53 2 301 6 50.16 2/21

The Western Cricketer 53 India Tour of Australia 2003-2004

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

First Test – Brisbane In reply,Justin Langer (117) and Matthew Hayden (67) got Australia away to a good start with 147 for the India won the toss and elected to field. By stumps first wicket,but the momentum was not maintained. Australia was 2/262 with Justin Langer on 115. Simon Katich contributed a valuable innings of With play severely restricted by rain and bad light, 125 and Jason Gillespie with 47 helped take the Australia finished on 323 late on day three. Zaheer total to 474. was again to the fore Khan claimed 5 for 95 from 23 overs. with 8 for 141 from 46.5 overs. A fifth wicket partnership of 146 between India declared at 2 for 211 with Dravid (91 not out) Ganguly (144) and Laxman (75) gave India a first and Tendulkar (60 not out) at the close of play. inning lead with a total of 409. Gillespie and MacGill each took 4 wickets. Chasing a total of 443 to win, Australia was 6 for 357 at the end of play to draw the match and the Half centuries from Hayden, Ponting, Martyn and series to retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Waugh saw Australia declare at 3 for 284, but the match was drawn after 16 overs with India 2 for 73. In the finale to his illustrious Test career, Steve Waugh scored 40 and 80 in front of his home crowd. Second Test – Adelaide TOURING PARTY Australia amassed a total of 556 in 537 minutes with S Ganguly (Captain),A Agarkar,A Chopra,D Dasgupta, Ricky Ponting leading the way with 242. Anil R Dravid,Z Khan,A Kumble,VVS Laxman,A Nehra, Kumble claimed 5 for 154. India lost 4 for 85 P Patel, S Bangar, I Pathan, R Gavaski,S Ramesh, before Dravid (233) and Laxman (148) responded to the challenge with a record fifth wicket partnership Yuvraj Singh,A Salvi,H Badani,V Sehwag,A Bhandari, of 303, and the total finally reached 523. H Singh, L Balaji, S Tendulkar, M Kartik The Australian second innings was a different story SUMMARY OF MATCHES with the Indian bowling taking charge. Agarkar Tests:Played 4,Won 1, Lost 1, Drawn 2 produced the best figures of 6 for 41 from 16.2 One Day Internationals: Played 10,Won 5, Lost 5 overs to restrict the total to 196. First Class: Played 1, Drawn 1 India achieved the 230 runs required for victory,losing Others: Played 2, Drawn 2 only 6 wickets. RESULTS OF MATCHES Third Test – Melbourne 25 – 27 November, 2003: India 9/266 dec and India made a sound start in the Third test with a 2/116 drew with Victoria 518 century partnership between Chopra (48) and 29 – 30 November, 1 December 2004: Queensland Sewhag (195).After Sehwag was dismissed at 4 for Academy 6/304 dec and 6/208 dec drew with 311, the innings fell apart and the last six wickets India 9/208 dec and 4/121 fell for 55. 4 – 8 December, 2003: First Test - Australia 323 and 3/284 dec drew with India 409 and 2/73 The Australian innings was held together by a second wicket partnership of 234 between Matthew 12 – 16 December, 2003: Second Test – Australia Hayden (136) and Ricky Ponting (257). Kumble 556 and 196 lost to India 523 and 6/233 claimed 6 for 176 from 51 overs in the final total 19 – 21 December, 2003: Australia “A” – 5/311 dec of 558. and 7/241 dec drew with India 245 and 2/66 26 – 30 December, 2003 Third Test – India 366 Dravid continued his good form with 92 and and 286 lost to Australia 558 and 1/97 Ganguly contributed 73 in India’s second innings 2 – 6 January,2004: Fourth Test – India 7/705 dec total of 286. Brad Williams took 4 for 53 from 22 and 2/211 dec drew with Australia 474 and 6/357 overs. Australia ran out easy winners with 1 for 97. 28 January, 2004: India 8/254 defeated Prime Fourth Test – Sydney Ministers XI 6/253 India batted first and returned to form with 241 not out. He shared a 353 run 4th wicket partnership with Laxman as India racked up 7 for 705 declared.

54 The Western Cricketer AUSTRALIA v INDIA AUSTRALIA v INDIA (First Test) (Second Test) Played in Brisbane on the 4,5,6,7,8 December, 2003 Played in Adelaide on the 12,13,14,15,16 December, 2003 Toss:India Toss:Australia Result: Match Drawn Result: India won by 4 wkts Twelfth Men: B Williams and S Ramesh Twelfth Men: N Bracken & Umpires: S Bucknor and R Koertzen Umpires: R Koertzen & D Shepherd Award: S Ganguly Award: R Dravid

AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA JL Langer lbw b.Agarkar...... 121 (2) c. Patel b.Agarkar ...... 0 JL Langer c. Sehwag b. Kumble ...... 58 lbw b.Agarkar...... 10 ML Hayden c. Laxman b. Khan ...... 37 (1) c. Sehwag b. H. Singh ...... 99 ML Hayden c. Patel b. Pathan ...... 12 c. Sehwag b. Nehra ...... 17 RT Ponting c. Patel b. Khan ...... 54 c. Sehwag b. Nehra ...... 50 RT Ponting c. Dravid b. Kumble...... 242 c. Chopra b.Agarkar ...... 0 DR Martyn run out (H. Singh/Patel/Ganguly) 42 not out ...... 66 DR Martyn c. Laxman b. Nehra ...... 30 c. Dravid b.Tendulkar ...... 38 SR Waugh Hit Wkt b. Khan ...... 0 not out ...... 56 SR Waugh b. Nehra ...... 30 c. Dravid b.Tendulkar ...... 42 SM Katich c. Patel b. Khan ...... 16 ...... SM Katich c. Sehwag b.Agarkar ...... 75 c. Nehra b.Agarkar ...... 31 AC Gilchrist c. Laxman b. Khan ...... 0 ...... AC Gilchrist c. Sehwag b.Agarkar ...... 29 b. Kumble ...... 43 AJ Bichel c. Laxman b.Agarkar...... 11 ...... AJ Bichel c. Chopra b. Kumble ...... 19 b.Agarkar ...... 1 JN Gillespie run out (H. Singh/Agarkar) 8 ...... JN Gillespie not out ...... 48 c. Patel b.Agarkar ...... 3 NW Bracken not out ...... 6 ...... BA Williams b. Kumble...... 0 not out ...... 4 SCG MacGill c. Chopra b.Agarkar...... 1 ...... SCG MacGill lbw b. Kumble ...... 0 b.Agarkar ...... 1 Sundries (4B, 7LB, 2W,14NB) ...... 27 (4B, 9NB)...... 13 Sundries (1B, 7LB, 1W,4NB) ...... 27 (2B, 2LB, 1W,1NB) ...... 6 TOTAL: 323 TOTAL: 3 wkts dec for 284 TOTAL: 556 TOTAL: 196 Fall: 73, 162, 268, 275, 275, 276, Fall: 6, 146, 156 Fall: 22, 135, 200,252, 390, 426, Fall: 10, 18, 44, 109, 112, 183, 302, 310, 317, 323 473, 556, 556, 556 184, 188, 192, 196

INDIA – BOWLING INDIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Khan 23 2 95 5 3 - 15 - Agarkar 26 1 119 2 16.2 2 41 6 Nehra 15 4 51 - 19 1 89 1 Pathan 27 3 136 1 7 - 24 - Agarkar 25.1 5 90 3 12 3 45 1 Nehra 25 3 115272211 H. Singh 14 - 68 - 21 1 101 1 Kumble 43 2 154 5 17 2 58 1 Ganguly 1 - 8 - Sehwag 5 - 21 - 3 - 12 - Tendulkar 2 - 9 - Tendulkar 1 - 3 - 6 - 36 2 Sehwag 5 1 21 -

INDIA INDIA A Chopra c. Hayden b. Gillespie...... 36 c. Langer b. Bracken ...... 4 A Chopra c. & b. Bichel ...... 27 lbw b. Gillespie ...... 20 V Sehwag c. Hayden b. Bracken ...... 45 c. Martyn b. Bracken...... 0 V Sehwag c. Hayden b. Bichel ...... 47 st. Gilchrist b. MacGill ...... 47 R Dravid c. Hayden b. Gillespie ...... 1 not out ...... 43 R Dravid c. Bichel b. Gillespie ...... 233 not out ...... 72 S Tendulkar lbw b. Gillespie ...... 0 ...... S Tendulkar c. Gilchrist b. Bichel ...... 1 lbw b. MacGill ...... 37 S Ganguly c. Gillespie b. MacGill ...... 144 ...... S Ganguly run out (Williams/MacGill)....2 c. Katich b. Bichel...... 12 V Laxman c. Katich b. MacGill ...... 75 (4) not out ...... 24 V Laxman c. Gilchrist b. Bichel...... 148 c. Bichel b. Katich...... 32 P Patel c. Bichel b. Gillespie ...... 37 ...... P Patel c. Ponting b. Katich...... 31 b.Katich ...... 3 A Agarkar c. Hayden b. Bichel ...... 12 ...... A Agarkar c. MacGill b. Katich ...... 11 not out ...... 0 H. Singh not out ...... 19 ...... A Kumble lbw b. MacGill...... 12 ...... Z Khan b. MacGill ...... 27 ...... I Pathan c. & b. MacGill ...... 1 ...... A Nehra lbw b. MacGill ...... 0 ...... A Nehra not out ...... 0 ...... Sundries (6LB, 1W,6NB) ...... 15 (2NB)...... 2 Sundries (4B, 2LB, 2W,2NB) ...... 10 (3B, 6LB, 1W)...... 10 TOTAL: 409 TOTAL: 2 wkts for 73 TOTAL: 523 TOTAL: 6 wkts for 233 Fall: 61, 62, 62, 127, 273, 329, Fall: 4, 4 Fall: 66, 81, 83, 85, 388, 447, 469, 510, 518, 523 Fall: 48, 79, 149, 170, 221, 229 362, 362, 403, 409

AUSTRALIA – BOWLING AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Gillespie 31 12 6545117-Gillespie 40.5 13 106 1 10.2 2 22 1 Bracken 26 5 90141122Williams 23 7 72 - 14 6 34 - Bichel 28 6 130 1 3 - 12 - Bichel 28 3 118 4 11.4 1 35 1 MacGill 26.1 4 86 4 4 - 32 - MacGill 44 8 143 2 24.4 3 101 2 Waugh 7 3 16 - Katich 16 3 59281222 Katich 2 - 16 - Waugh 9 2 15 - 4 - 10 - Ponting 1 - 4 -

The Western Cricketer 55 AUSTRALIA v INDIA AUSTRALIA v INDIA (Third Test) (Fourth Test) Played in Melbourne on the 26,27,28,29,30 December, 2003 Played in Sydney on the 2,3,4,5,6 January, 2004 Toss:India Toss:India Result:Australia won by 9 wkts Result: Match Drawn Twelfth Men:A Bichel & S Ramesh Twelfth Men: B Williams and L Balati Umpires: B Bowden and D Shepherd Umpires: B Bowden and D Bucknor Award: R Ponting Award: S Tendulkar

INDIA INDIA A Chopra c. Katich b. MacGill ...... 48 c. Gilchrist b. Bracken ...... 4 A Chopra b. Lee ...... 45 c. Martyn b. Gillespie ...... 2 V Sehwag c. Bracken b. Katich ...... 195 c.Williams b. Lee ...... 11 V Sehwag c. Gilchrist b. Gillespie ...... 72 c. Gillespie b. MacGill ...... 47 R Dravid c. Martyn b.Waugh...... 49 c. Gilchrist b. Lee ...... 92 R Dravid lbw b. Gillespie ...... 38 not out ...... 91 S Tendulkar c. Gilchrist b. Lee...... 0 (5) c. Gilchrist b.Williams ...... 44 S Tendulkar not out ...... 241 not out ...... 60 S Ganguly c. Langer b. Lee ...... 37 (4) b. Bracken ...... 73 V Laxman b. Gillespie...... 178 ...... V Laxman c. Hayden b. MacGill ...... 19 c. Hayden b. MacGill ...... 18 S Ganguly b. Lee ...... 16 ...... P Patel c. Gilchrist b. Bracken ...... 0 not out ...... 27 P Patel c. Gilchrist b. Lee ...... 62 ...... A Agarkar run out (Williams) ...... 0 b.Williams ...... 1 A Agarkar b. Lee...... 2 ...... A Kumble c. Langer b.Williams ...... 3 lbw b.Williams ...... 0 I Pathan not out ...... 13 ...... Z Khan not out ...... 0 c. Hayden b.Williams ...... 1 A Kumble ...... A Nehra c. Gilchrist b. MacGill ...... 0 c. Hayden b. MacGill ...... 0 M Kartik ...... Sundries (3LB, 1W,11NB) ...... 10 (4B, 3LB, 1W,7NB) ...... 15 Sundries (4B, 5LB, 5W,25NB) ...... 38 (3LB, 1W,7NB) ...... 11 TOTAL: 366 TOTAL: 286 TOTAL: 7 wkts dec for 705 TOTAL: 2 wkts dec for 211 Fall: 141, 278, 286, 311, 350, 353, 353, Fall: 5, 19, 126, 160, 253, Fall: 141, 278, 286, 311, 350, 353, 353 Fall: 11, 73 366, 366, 366, 366 258, 271, 271, 277, 286

AUSTRALIA – BOWLING AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Lee 27 7 103 2 22 3 97 2 Lee 39.3 5 201 4 22 3 97 2 Bracken 28 6 71 1 25 13 45 2 Gillespie 45 11 135372321 Williams 20 6 66 1 22 5 53 4 Bracken 37 13 97 - 8 - 36 - MacGill 15 3 70 3 26.5 5 68 2 MacGill 38 5 146 - 16 1 65 1 Katich 4 - 18 1 4 - 16 - Waugh 2 - 6 - Waugh 9 - 35 1 Katich 17 1 84 - Martyn 9 1 27 -

AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA JL Langer c.Tendulkar b.Agarkar ...... 14 lbw b.Agarkar...... 2 JL Langer c. Patel b. Kumble ...... 117 c. Sehwag b. Kartik ...... 47 ML Hayden lbw b. Kumble ...... 136 not out ...... 53 ML Hayden c. Ganguly b. Kumble ...... 67 c. Dravid b. Kumble ...... 30 RT Ponting st. Patel b. Kumble...... 257 not out ...... 31 RT Ponting lbw b. Kumble ...... 25 c. & b. Pathan ...... 47 AC Gilchrist c. Nehra b.Kumble...... 14 ...... DR Martyn c. & b. Kumble ...... 7 c. sub (Y.Singh) b. Kumble ...... 40 DR Martyn c. Patel b.Agarkar ...... 31 ...... SR Waugh c. Patel b. Pathan ...... 40 c.Tendulkar b. Kumble ...... 80 SR Waugh lbw b. Kumble ...... 19 ...... SM Katich c. Sehwag b. Kumble ...... 125 not out ...... 77 SM Katich c. Chopra b. Kumble ...... 29 ...... AC Gilchrist b. Pathan ...... 6 st. Patel b. Kumble ...... 4 B Lee c. Laxman b. Kumble ...... 8 ...... B Lee c. Chopra b. Kumble ...... 0 ...... NW Bracken c. & b.Tendulkar...... 1 ...... JN Gillespie st. Patel b. Kumble...... 47 (8) not out ...... 4 BA Williams not out...... 10 ...... NW Bracken c.Agarkar b. Kumble...... 2 ...... SCG MacGill lbw b.Agarkar ...... 0 ...... SCG MacGill not out...... 0 ...... Sundries (4B, 8LB, 5W,19NB, PEN 5) ..39 (4B, 2LB, 1W,4NB) ...... 11 Sundries (6B, 9LB, 3W,20NB) ...... 38 (6B, 7LB, 2W,13NB) ...... 28 TOTAL: 558 TOTAL: 1 wkt for 97 TOTAL: 474 TOTAL: 6 wkts for 357 Fall: 30, 264, 295, 373, 437, 502, Fall: 9 Fall: 147, 214, 229, 261, 311, 341, Fall: 75, 92, 170, 196, 338, 342 535, 542, 55, 558 350,467, 473, 474

INDIA – BOWLING INDIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Agarkar 33.2 5 115372251Agarkar 25 3 116 - 10 2 45 - Khan 25 4 103 - Pathan 26 3 80281261 Nehra 29 3 90 - 6 3 16 - Kumble 46.5 7 141 8 42 8 138 4 Kumble 51 8 176 6 6.2 - 43 - Kartik 19 1 122 - 26 5 89 1 Tendulkar 13 - 57 1 Ganguly 1 1 - - Sehwag 3 - 7 - Tendulkar 6 - 36 - Sehwag 2 - 10 - Note: Five penalty runs allotted by the umpires included in sundries in Australian first innings.

56 The Western Cricketer Australia v India Test Averages

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

Australia Batting Player Matches Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 CT/ST RT Ponting 4 8 1 257 706 100.86 2 2 1 SM Katich 4 6 1 125 353 70.60 1 2 3 ML Hayden 4 8 1 136 451 64.42 1 3 9 JL Langer 4 8 - 121 369 46.12 2 1 3 SR Waugh 4 7 1 80 267 44.50 - 2 - DR Martyn 4 7 1 66* 254 42.33 - 1 3 JN Gillespie 3 5 2 48* 110 36.67 - - 2 AC Gilchrist 4 6 - 43 96 16.00 - - 10/1 BA Williams 2 3 2 10* 14 14.00 - - 1 AJ Bichel 2 3 - 19 31 10.33 - - 4 NW Bracken 3 3 1 6* 9 4.50 - - 1 B Lee 2 2 - 8 8 4.00 - - - SCG MacGill 4 5 1 1 2 0.50 - - 2 Australia Bowling Player O M Runs Wkts Ave 5Wi 10WM Best JN Gillespie 139.1 41 377 10 37.70 - - 4/65 SM Katich 51 5 215 5 43.00 - - 2/22 BA Williams 79 24 225 5 45.00 - - 4/53 AJ Bichel 70.4 10 295 6 49.17 - - 4/118 SCG MacGill 194.4 29 711 14 50.79 - - 4/86 NW Bracken 128 38 351 6 58.50 - - 2/12 B Lee 100.5 17 476 8 59.50 - - 4/201 SR Waugh 31 5 82 1 82.00 - - 1/35 RT Ponting 1 - 4 - - - - - DR Martyn 9 1 27 - - - - - India Batting Player Matches Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 CT/ST R Dravid 4 8 3 233 619 123.80 1 3 4 VVS Laxman 4 7 1 178 494 82.33 2 1 5 S Tendulkar 4 7 2 241* 383 76.50 1 1 3 V Sehwag 4 8 - 195 464 58.00 1 1 1 S Ganguly 4 6 - 144 286 47.67 1 1 8 P Patel 4 5 1 37 98 24.50 - - 8/3 A Chopra 4 8 1 48 186 23.25 - - 5 Z Khan 2 3 1 27 28 14.00 - - - I Pathan 2 2 1 13 14 14.00 - - 1 A Agarkar 4 6 1 12 26 5.20 - - 1 A Kumble 3 3 - 12 15 5.00 - - 1 A Nehra 3 4 1 0* 0 - - - 2 H Singh 1 1 - 19* 19 - - - - M Kartik 1 Did not bat India Bowling Player O M Runs Wkts Ave 5Wi 10WM Best A Kumble 306.1 27 710 24 29.58 3 1 8/141 A Agarkar 154.5 23 596 16 37.25 1 - 6/41 S Tendulkar 28 - 141 3 47.00 - - 2/36 Z Khan 51 6 213 5 42.60 1 - 5/95 I Pathan 70 7 266 4 66.50 - - 2/80 A Nehra 101 16 382 4 95.50 - - 2/115 H Singh 35 2 169 1 169.00 - - 1/101 M Kartik 45 6 211 1 211.00 - - 1/89 S Ganguly 2 1 8 - - - - - V Sehwag 18 1 71 - - - - -

The Western Cricketer 57 Australia Tour of Sri Lanka

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

First Test – Galle Marvin Atapattu (118) and Jayasuriya (71) shared an opening partnership of 134 and Tillakaratne Australia won the toss and elected to bat, and contributed 74 not out as Sri Lanka progressed to a struck early trouble with the loss of Justin Langer first innings lead with a total of 407. Gillespie, 3 for 96 for 12 , at one for 31. and Lehmann 3 for 50 were the main wicket takers. Mutthiah Muralitharan was not to be denied, he In a patient innings, Justin Langer batted for 405 finish with 6 for 59 in the final total of 220. minutes for 166 and in partnership with Simon Sri Lanka, in reply, made a sound start. A century Katich (86) put on 218 for the sixth wicket in the partnership between Dilshan (104) and Tillakaratne final total of 375. (33) and 68 from Jayawardene gave the home side the advantage with a total of 381. Australia made a clean sweep of the series in dismissing finished with 5 for 116 from 42.4 overs. Sri Lanka for 248. Warne (4 for 92) and Man of the Match Darren Lehmann claimed 3 for 42. The Australians fought back in the second innings that featured three centuries, with Hayden (130) TOURING PARTY leading the way. Lehmann (129) and Damien Martyn One Day Squad (110) paved the way for the declaration at 8 for 512. R Ponting (Captain), M Bevan, M Clarke, A Warne, 5 for 43 and Stuart MacGill 4 for 74 combined Gilchrist, J Gillespie, B Haddin, I Harvey, M to dismiss Sri Lanka for 154 and Australia won Hayden, B Hogg, M Kasprowicz, S Katich, B Lee, comfortably by 197 runs. D Martyn,A Symonds, B Williams Test Squad Second Test – R Ponting, A Gilchrist, J Gillespie, M Hayden, S After Australia won the toss and was dismissed for Katich, M Kasprowicz, J Langer, B Lee, D 120 in 200 minutes from 42.2 overs, with Hayden Lehmann, S MacGill, D Martyn, W Seccombe, A (54) offering the only resistance. Symonds, B Williams, S Warne, S Tait (Replacement) Sri Lanka slumped to 3 for 39, then fell to 7 for 88. SUMMARY OF MATCHES A 10th wicket partnership of 79 between Chaminda Tests:Played 3, Lost 3 Vaas (68*) and Muralitharan (43) helped take the One Day Internationals: Played 5,Won 3, Lost 2 total to 211. Others: Played 2,Won 2 Shane Warne took 5 for 65 while Kasprowicz claimed 4 for 83. RESULTS OF MATCHES In the Australian second innings. Adam Gilchrist 17 February, 2004: President’s XI 8/283 lost to made 144 and in association with Damien Martyn Australia 5/285 (161) put on 200 for the third wicket, the innings 20 February, 2004:Australia 6/262 defeated Sri closing at 442. Muralitharan finished with 5 for 173. Lanka 178 22 February, 2004: Sri Lanka 245 defeated A century from Jayasuriya (131) held the Sri Lankan Australia 5/244 second innings together, but Warne, 5 for 90 and 25 February, 2004: Sri Lanka 8/226 lost to Jason Gillespie 4 for 76 resisted the efforts of the Australia 5/227 later batsmen to restrict the total to 324 and 28 February,2004:Australia 233 defeated Sri Lanka 193 Australia won by 27 runs. 1 March, 2004:Australia 7/198 lost to Sri Lanka 7/202 Third Test – 2 – 4 March, 2004:Australia 6/484 dec and Australia won the toss for the third time in as many 4/250 dec defeated President’s XI 166 and 323 Tests,and with first use of the conditions, again made a 8 – 12 March, 2004: First Test:Australia 220 and slow start to the innings. Darren Lehmann with 8/512 dec defeated Sri Lanka 381 and 154 his second century in the series (153) and Ricky 16 – 20 March, 2004: Second Test: Australia 120 Ponting (92) put on 121 for the fourth wicket, and and 442 defeated Sri Lanka 211 and 324 the total reached a competitive total of 401. 24 – 28 March, 2004:Third Test: Australia 401 Muralitharan was again prominent with 5 for 123 and 375 defeated Sri Lanka 407 and 248 and claimed 3 for 93.

58 The Western Cricketer AUSTRALIA v SRI LANKA AUSTRALIA v SRI LANKA (First Test) (Second Test) Played in Galle on the 8,9,10,11,12 March, 2004 Played in Kandy on the 16,17,18,19,20 March, 2004 Toss:Australia Toss:Australia Result:Australia won by 197 runs Result:Australia won by 27 runs Twelfth Men: SM Katich and K Lokuarachchi Twelfth Men: SM Katich and U Chandana Umpires: R Koertzen and D Shepherd Umpires: S Bucknor and D Orchard Award: M Hayden Award: SK Warne

AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA JL Langer c. Sangakkara b. Dharmasena..12 lbw b. Jayasuriya ...... 32 JL Langer lbw b. Zoysa ...... 3 c. Sangakkara b.Vaas ...... 9 ML Hayden c. Chandana b. Muralitharan 41 c. Jayawardene b. Muralitharan130 ML Hayden lbw b. Muralitharan...... 54 c. & b.Vaas ...... 5 RT Ponting st. Sangakkara b. Chandana ..21 run out (Chandana/Sangakkara)....28 RT Ponting lbw b.Vaas...... 10 (6) c. Sangakkara b.Vaas...... 27 DR Martyn c. Jayawardene b. Dharmasena 42 c. (sub) b. Muralitharan ...... 110 DR Martyn lbw b. Muaralitharan ...... 1 st. Sangakkara b. Muralitharan 161 DS Lehmann b. Muralitharan ...... 63 c. & b. Muralitharan ...... 129 DS Lehmann b. Zoysa ...... 8 lbw b.Vaas...... 21 A Symonds c. Jayawardene b. Muralitharan ..0 st. Sangakkara b. Muralitharan ..24 A Symonds c.Tillakaratne b. Zoysa ...... 6 (7) lbw b. Muralitharan ...... 23 AC Gilchrist c. Dharmasena b. Muralitharan ..4 lbw b. Chandana...... 0 AC Gilchrist c.Sangakkara b. Zoysa...... 0 (3) lbw b. Muralitharan ...... 144 SK Warne c. Sangakkara b.Vaas ...... 23 st. Sangakkara b. Muralitharan ....0 SK Warne c. Muralitharan b.Vaas...... 18 c. Zoysa b. Muralitharan ...... 6 JN Gillespie not out ...... 4 not out ...... 11 JN Gillespie c. Jayawardene b. Muralitharan ..8 c. Atapattu b. Muralitharan ...... 11 MS Kasprowicz b. Muralitharan ...... 1 not out ...... 3 MS Kasprowicz b. Muralitharan ...... 0 c. Jayawardene b. Zoysa ...... 8 SCG MacGill lbw b. Muralitharan ...... 0 ...... SCG MacGill not out...... 8 not out ...... 17 Sundries (3B, 6LB) ...... 9 (15B,28LB,2NB)...... 45 Sundries (1B, 3LB) ...... 9 (2B, 7LB, 1NB)...... 10 TOTAL: 220 TOTAL: 8 wkts dec for 512 TOTAL: 120 TOTAL: 442 Fall: 31,62,76,148,153,163,215,219,220,220 Fall: 91,175,245,451,480,498,498,498 Fall: 25,47,50,60,84,84,86,100,106,120 Fall: 11,26,226,255,304,360, 376,393,408,442

SRI LANKA – BOWLING SRI LANKA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Vaas 12 2 39 1 27 3 67 - Vaas 11.2 5 14 2 33 6 103 3 Dharmasena 20 4 52 2 24 1 100 - Zoysa 16 3 54 4 33 11 102 2 Muralitharan 21.3 5 59 6 56 9 153 5 Muralitharan 15 4 48 4 50.3 8 173 5 Chandana 14 1 59 1 24.3 2 102 1 Lokuarachchi 12 2 33 - Jayasuriaya 1 - 2 - 14.3 2 38 1 Jayasuriaya 5 - 16 - Dilshan 6390Dilshan 1 - 6 -6390

SRI LANKA SRI LANKA M Atapattu b. Gillespie ...... 47 c. Hayden b.Warne ...... 16 M Atapattu c. Gilchrist b. Kasprowicz ...... 9 lbw b. Gillespie ...... 8 S Jayasuriya lbw b.Warne ...... 35 (5) c. Hayden b. MacGill...... 5 S Jayasuriya lbw b. Kasprowicz ...... 1 c. Gilchrist b. Gillespie ...... 131 K Sangakkara c. & b. Kasprowicz ...... 22 (2) lbw b. Kasprowicz ...... 7 D Gunawardene lbw b. Kasprowicz ...... 13 lbw b. Kasprowicz...... 9 D Jayawardene c. Hayden b. Symonds ....68 (3) c. Hayden b.Warne ...... 21 K Sangakkara c. Symonds b. Gillespie ...... 5 c. & b.Warne ...... 29 T Dilshan c. Langer b. Kasprowicz ...... 104 (4) lbw b.Warne ...... 6 D Jayawardene c. Symonds b.Warne ...... 17 c. Gilchrist b. Gillespie ...... 13 H Tillakaratne lbw b.Warne ...... 33 c. Symonds b.Warne ...... 25 H Tillakaratne c. Gilchrist b.Warne...... 16 (7) c. Ponting b.Warne ...... 7 T Samaraweera not out...... 36 b. MacGill...... 15 T Dilshan lbw b.Warne ...... 0 (6) b.Warne ...... 43 U Chandana c. Gilchrist b.Warne ...... 27 c. Langer b. MacGill ...... 43 C Vaas not out ...... 68 c. Langer b.Warne...... 45 C Vaas c. Hayden b. MacGill ...... 0 not out ...... 10 D Zoysa c. Gilchrist b. Kasprowicz ...... 4 (10) c. Gilchrist b. Gillespie...... 0 H Dharmasena c. Hayden b.Warne...... 6 c. Hayden b.Warne ...... 0 K Lokuarachchi c. Kasprowicz b.Warne 15 (9) lbw b.Warne ...... 16 M Muralitharan c. & b.Warne ...... 0 st. Gilchrist b. MacGill ...... 0 M Muralitharan c. Symonds b.Warne ....43 not out ...... 0 Sundries (2NB, 1NB) ...... 3 (4B,1W,1NB) ...... 6 Sundries (8B, 9B, 3NB)...... 20 (4B,14LB,1NB)...... 19 TOTAL: 381 TOTAL: 154 TOTAL: 211 TOTAL: 324 Fall: 53,92,123,198,298,323,369,372,381,381 Fall: 14,41,49,56,56,89,119, Fall: 6, 34, 39, 49, 67, 67, 88, 111, 132, 211 Fall: 17, 36, 98, 174, 218, 153,153,154 239, 272, 319, 320, 324

AUSTRALIA – BOWLING AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW OM RWOM RW Gillespie 28 9 6119220-Gillespie 12 4 25 1 20 1 76 4 Kasprowicz 23 3 56251131Kasprowicz 25 4 83 4 17 1 55 1 Warne 42.4 9 116 5 15 5 43 5 Warne 20.1 3 65 5 21.1 2 90 5 Symonds 19 3 68 1 Symonds 2 1 1 - 3 - 16 - MacGill 22 4 69 1 16.2 2 74 4 MacGill 5 1 20 - 12 - 69 - Lehmann 2 - 9 -

The Western Cricketer 59 AUSTRALIA v SRI LANKA SRI LANKA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW (Third Test) Vaas 26 3 93 3 21 3 61 2 Played in Colombo on the 24,25,26,27,28 March, 2004 Zoysa 3.3 1 23 - 12 - 54 - Toss:Australia Samaraweera 14.3 1 38 1 15 4 40 - Result:Australia won by 121 runs Muralitharan 37.1 6 123 5 29 5 93 3 Herath 23 5 75 - 24.2 1 92 4 Twelfth Men:A Symonds and U Chandana Jayasuriaya 11 1 27 1 4 - 13 - Umpires: S Bucknor and D Orchard Dilshan 1 1 - - Award: DS Lehmann SRI LANKA M Atapattu b. Kasprowicz ...... 118 b. Kasprowicz ...... 14 AUSTRALIA S Jayasuriya c. Gillespie b. Lehmann ...... 71 c. Katich b. Lehmann ...... 51 JL Langer c. Dilshan b.Vaas...... 19 b.Vaas ...... 166 K Sangakkara c. Gilchrist b. Lehmann....22 (5) b.Warne ...... 27 ML Hayden c. sub (Chandana) b. Samaraweera ..25 lbw b.Vaas...... 28 D Jayawardene c. Gilchrist b. Gillespie....29 c. Gilchrist b. Lehmann ...... 37 RT Ponting c. Muralitharan b.Vaas ...... 92 c. Samaraweera b. Herath ...... 20 T Dilshan b. Gillespie ...... 0 (6) c. Martyn b.Warne ...... 31 DR Martyn c. Sangakkara b.Vaas ...... 14 (5) lbw b. Herath ...... 5 H Tillakaratne not out ...... 74 (7) lbw b. Gillespie ...... 17 DS Lehmann c. Jayasuriya b. Muralitharan 153 (6) c. Sangakkar b. Muralitharan 1 T Samaraweera c. Gilchrist b. Gillespie ..41 (3) st. Gilchrist b. Lehmann...... 53 SM Katich c. & b. Muralitharan ...... 14 (7) lbw b. Muralitharan ...... 86 C Vaas b.Warne...... 24 lbw b.Warne...... 9 AC Gilchrist c.Jayasuriya b. Muralitharan22 (8) not out ...... 31 D Zoysa st. Gilchrist b. Lehmann ...... 3 b.Warne ...... 1 SK Warne lbw b. Muralitharan ...... 32 (9) c. Samaraweera b. Herath...... 0 H Herath c. Martyn b.Warne ...... 3 lbw b. Kasprowicz...... 0 JN Gillespie c.Tillakaratne b. Muralitharan ..0 (4) c. Jayawardene b. Muralitharan 1 M Muralitharan c.Warne b. Kasprowicz ..8 not out ...... 0 MS Kasprowicz b. Jayasuriya ...... 4 run out (Jayasuriya)...... 3 Sundries (4B, 7LB, 1W,2NB) ...... 14 (4B,1LB, 1W,2NB)...... 8 BA Williams not out...... 0 c. & B. Herath...... 2 TOTAL: 407 TOTAL: 248 Sundries (13B, 9LB,4NB) ...... 26 (11B, 11LB, 4W,6NB) ...... 32 Fall: 134, 175, 240, 240, 256, 327, 378, Fall: 45, 92, 156, 181, 191, TOTAL: 401 TOTAL: 375 381,390,407 232, 245, 247, 248, 248 Fall: 43, 60, 96, 217, 244, 299, 376, Fall: 40, 79, 80, 89, 98, 316, 380, 387, 401 341, 346, 368, 375 AUSTRALIA – BOWLING OM RWOM RW Gillespie 21 3 96 3 18 6 38 1 Kasprowicz 22.1 5 58 2 16.4 5 37 2 Williams 19 5 48 - 5 - 19 - Warne 36711523311924 Lehmann 19 2 50 3 17 2 42 3 Katich 8 - 29 - 4 1 15 -

Australian Tour of Zimbabwe - 2004

TOURING PARTY ONE DAY INTERNATIONALS One Day Squad: R Ponting (Captain), AC 25 May, 2004: Gilchrist (Vice-Captain), MJ Clarke, JN Gillespie, Zimbabwe 9/205 lost to Australia 3/207 GB Hogg, IJ Harvey,ML Hayden, MS Kasprowicz, 27 May, 2004: DR Martyn, GD McGrath, DS Lehmann, A Australia 8/323 defeated Zimbabwe 184 Symonds, SR Watson, BA Williams 29 May, 2004: Test Squad: R Ponting (Captain), AC Gilchrist Zimbabwe 196 lost to Australia 2/199 (Vice-Captain), JN Gillespie, ML Hayden, DR Note:Two scheduled Test matches were cancelled Martyn, MS Kasprowicz, SM Katich, DR Martyn, The triumphant Australian One-day Team after their 3-0 Series victory over Zimbabwe. GD McGrath, JL Langer, DS Lehmann, SK Warne, CL White, BA Williams SUMMARY OF MATCHES One Day Internationals: Played 3,Won 3 Others: Played 1, Drawn RESULTS OF MATCHES Zimbabwe A 151 drew with Australia 448

60 The Western Cricketer Australia v Sri Lanka Test Match Averages

By Charlie Bull,WACA Statistician

Australia Batting Player Matches Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 CT/ST DS Lehmann 3 6 - 153 375 62.50 2 1 - DR Martyn 3 6 - 161 333 55.50 2 - 2 SM Katich 1 2 - 86 100 50.00 - 1 1 ML Hayden 3 6 - 130 283 47.17 1 1 7 AC Gilchrist 3 6 1 144 201 40.20 1 - 11/2 JL Langer 3 6 - 166 241 40.17 1 - 3 RT Ponting 3 6 - 92 198 33.00 - 1 1 SCG MacGill 2 3 2 17* 25 25.00 - - - A Symonds 2 4 - 24 53 13.25 - - 4 SK Warne 3 6 - 32 79 13.17 - - 1 JN Gillespie 3 6 2 11* 35 8.75 - - 1 MS Kasprowicz 3 6 1 8 19 3.80 - - 2 BA Williams 1 2 1 2 2 2.00 - - - Australia Bowling Player O M Runs Wkts Ave 5Wi 10WM Best DS Lehmann 38 4 101 6 16.83 - - 3/42 SK Warne 162 37 521 26 20.04 4 2 5/43 MS Kasprowicz 107.5 20 302 11 27.45 - - 4/83 JN Gillespie 110 26 316 10 31.60 - - 4/76 SCG MacGill 50.2 7 232 5 46.40 - - 4/74 A Symonds 24 2 85 1 85.00 - - 1/68 SM Katich 12 1 44 - - - - - BA Williams 24 5 67 - - - - - Sri Lanka Batting Player Matches Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 CT/ST S Jayasuriya 3 6 - 131 294 49.00 1 2 3 T Samaraweera 2 4 1 53 145 48.33 - 1 2 C Vaas 3 6 2 68* 156 39.00 - 1 - M Atapattu 3 6 - 118 212 35.33 1 - 1 U Chandana 1 2 - 43 70 35.00 - - 1 H Tillikaratne 3 6 1 74* 172 34.40 - 1 2 D Jayawardene 3 6 - 68 185 30.83 - 1 6 T Dilshan 3 6 - 104 184 30.67 1 - - K Sangakarra 3 6 - 29 112 18.67 - - 6/4 K Lokuarachchi 1 2 - 16 31 15.50 - - - M Muralitharan 3 6 2 43 55 13.75 - - 3 D Gunnawardene 1 2 - 13 22 11.00 - - - H Dharmasena 1 2 - 6 6 3.00 - - 1 D Zoysa 2 4 - 4 8 2.00 - - 1 R Herath 1 2 - 3 3 1.50 - - 1 Sri Lanka Bowling Player O M Runs Wkts Ave 5Wi 10WM Best M Muralitharan 209.1 37 649 28 23.18 4 1 6/59 C Vaas 130.2 22 377 11 34.27 - - 3/93 D Zoysa 64.3 15 233 6 38.83 - - 4/54 R Herath 47.2 5 168 5 42.00 - - 4/92 S Jayasuriya 35.3 3 96 2 48.00 - - 1/27 H Dharmasena 44 5 152 2 76.00 - - 2/52 T Samaraweera 29.3 5 77 1 77.00 - - 1/37 U Chandana 38.3 3 161 2 80.50 - - 1/59 T Dilshan 2 1 6 - - - - - K Lokuarachchi 12 2 33 - - - - -

The Western Cricketer 61 Hussey in a Hurry

By Colin Bettles

“It was a confusing time for me being dropped from the WA team then being selected to play for Australia A not long after it”, Hussey said. “Although there was speculation around that I was considering leaving WA, I never seriously considered it because I wasn’t playing that well and in a way deserved to be dropped. “Instead of blaming other people for my situation the best thing for me was to look at what I was doing - so that’s what I did.” As the dust settled on a turbulent season in WA cricket, Hussey left the controversy behind to join Northamptonshire and play a third consecutive season on the county circuit. With the time away came objectivity and time to reach the realisation that he was playing out of his natural mould in an effort to become something other than what his natural instincts told him to be. A revitalised Hussey returned to his form of old with his best season for WA in half a decade. “I was desperate to play for Australia and tried imitating the batting of the guys who were already Flashback Headline - 4 March 2003: Hussey in the Australian team,” he said. dropped from WA team to play Victoria “I thought that if I was going to play at the next Latest Headline - 1 February 2004: Hussey replaces level, then I needed to bat like Gilchrist, Hayden, Bevan for clash against India at WACA Ground Martyn, Ponting or even Justin Langer who was Mike Hussey can reflect with pride and admiration belting the bowling at the top of the order. on not only the success he achieved with the bat “Everyone was batting so well and scoring at an during season 2003-04, but also the maturity and incredible rate I thought that’s what I should be courage he showed in conquering the biggest doing too. challenge of his career so far. “It sounded good in theory but each time I tried After being dropped from the WA team for the to deliberately accelerate the scoring rate, I ended up final Pura Cup match of 2002-03, it was no secret getting myself out and because of that frustration built. and quite obvious that Hussey was being put on notice by the WA selectors and strategically placed “After the season ended I thought long and hard at the cross-roads of his career. about what I was doing wrong and how to improve things, then spoke to Allan Border about Although 2002-03 had been a disappointing season some of my conclusions. by the prolific left-hander’s lofty standards, with just 336 Pura Cup runs at an average of 33.60, it “Allan really listened and when I told him I was was a far from disgraceful performance. going to start batting like Mike Hussey again, he told me it was the most intelligent thing he’d ever However, by placing him in the cold, the WA heard me say.” selectors gave Hussey plenty to think about during the winter. Instead of freezing them out and spitting Hussey’s conscious decision to embrace his natural the dummy,the then 27 year old chose self reflection instincts led to improved performances in both the as his preferred method of recovery. Pura and ING Cup competitions. Hussey moved on from the disappointment faster While far from being stodgy at the crease, Hussey’s than any one of the many quick singles that he’s role in the WA team and the key to his success had scampered while at the batting crease for WA. always been his ability to concentrate and bat for long periods of time.

62 The Western Cricketer When Hussey employed those skills, he became the rock around which the WA team batted and, as he dug in and ground out a solid start, his more flamboyant team-mates used the foundation to launch from. As Hussey returned to his batting roots, it was no coincidence that WA again experienced team success in season 2003-04. With the team able to grow around him,mutual success prospered as the Wayne Clark philosophy re-guided the Warrior’s team and their individual directions. WA’s victory in the ING Cup was an incredible feat of determination and self-belief of which Hussey played a critical role with not only the bat, but also as Captain in the back-from-the-dead final. Hussey was WA’s leading run scorer in the ING Cup competition last season, with 426 runs at an average of 60.85 from 8 innings at a of 90.44 and a highest score of 106 against NSW at the WACA Ground. In a show of his true all-round ability Hussey even kept wicket occasionally and chipped in with his seamers to claim seven wickets off 27.3 overs. He also scored 752 Pura cup runs at an average of 41.77 and played a Captain’s knock and a season high score of 138 against Tasmania at the WACA Ground.That was his first century at the ground in two years. By being himself Hussey improved his performances and with that naturally attracted the much wanted attention he was previously seeking from the national selectors. It was ironic that an injury to led to Hussey’s selection in the Australian team for the VB series clash against India at the WACA Ground on 1 February. Michael Hussey raises hit bat in triumph after posting a century against NSW in During the season many critics had responded to Sydney in November 2003. both Hussey’s amazing one-day form and to Bevan’s decline in form with suggestions that the “I had plenty of time to get the runs and to top it veteran New South Welshman should move on off Simon Katich batted with me at the other end and make way for the talented West Australian. so really it couldn’t have been any better.” Either way,Hussey earned his opportunity and was To cap off his spectacular season and reversal in left wanting more after experiencing the thrill of a fortunes, Hussey was awarded a Cricket Australia life-time playing for Australia on debut in front of contract for 2004-05, earning recognition that a pro-Hussey crowd. again hints of higher honours. “The crowd were right behind me and the atmosphere Having re-discovered himself as a cricketer and was amazing, in fact the whole experience was passed through the dangerous crossroads that often awesome”, Hussey said. claim the careers of those less equipped to deal with the challenge, Mike Hussey is now on the “When I batted the team was in a good position right pathway and in the midst of a career destined so there was not too much pressure to absorb. for greater heights.

The Western Cricketer 63

Second XI Season Wrap

By Ben Oliver

THE next generation of Western Australian cricketers continued to be nurtured in the Cricket Australia Cup, with several young guns getting their first taste of the domestic competition. Despite WA not having a great deal of success, the number of players rotated through the system gave WA selectors a wide net from which to draw talent from in coming years, with 29 cricketers pulling on the WA Second XI creams. In game one against Victoria,WA lost on the first innings and narrowly avoided an outright loss in a close encounter at Richardson Park in October. WA then hosted Tasmania at the WACA Ground in October and won its first points of the season, before coming within a whisker of losing outright. Two half-centuries by Kade Harvey and a seven- Brilliant form from Scott Meuleman in the Cricket Australia Cup led to a berth in wicket haul for Callum Thorp was insufficient to WA’s victorious ING Cup winning team. stop a rampaging Queensland side pluck six points in their 136-run victory at the Gabba in November. Western Australia Second XI With game four against New South Wales a wash-out, 2003-04 Cricket Australia Cup Batting - WA travelled to Adelaide to take on South Most Runs WA Australia. A superlative batting display from Scott Meuleman in that match was not enough to earn Mat I NO Runs HS Ave the WA Second XI six points in that match. SW Meuleman 4 8 0 301 79 37.62 KM Harvey 3 6 0 300 89 50.00 It took all summer, but the Western Australian AC Voges 5 9 0 278 124 30.88 Second XI side finally secured its first outright CJ Simmons 4 7 0 252 80 36.00 victory in the Cricket Australia Cup by blitzing CJL Rogers 1 2 0 183 108 91.50 the ACT Second XI in just three days. After posting 8-424 in their first innings, WA 2003-04 Cricket Australia Cup Bowling - required just over a day to dismiss the ACT for 167 Most Wickets WA and 168 to complete an exhilarating innings and Mat O M R W Ave 89-run outright victory. ACL James 5 140 26 540 14 38.57 continued his brilliant Vodafone Cup SG Howman 2 65.5 23 166 12 13.83 form to compile a steady 124 and together with CD Thorp 3 115.3 29 306 12 25.50 fellow Retravision Warriors teammate Shaun JJ Taylor 2 73.2 16 221 8 27.62 Marsh (54) produced a match winning 103-run PC Worthington 1 32 7 93 4 23.25 4th wicket stand. CRICKET AUSTRALIA CUP TABLE Following WA’s batting blitzkrieg, Subiaco-Floreat quick Sam Howman wasted no time, taking a Matches W.O. W.I. D L.I. L.O. Points wicket in his first over and finishing with 6-36. Former ACT cricketer and now Warrior rookie NSW 6 4 - 1 - 1 24.0 Andrew James relished the chance to bowl at his SA 6 3 1 - - 2 20.0 old comrades, claiming 3-33. QLD 6 3 - - 1 2 18.0 The ACT fared little better in their second ACT 6 3 - - - 3 18.0 innings, compiling one solitary run to their first VIC 6 2 1 - - 3 16.0 innings total of 167. James was again a model of WA 6 1 1 1 1 2 8.0 consistency taking 3-23. TAS 6 1 - - 1 4 6.0

The Western Cricketer 65 WA Under-19’s in Brisbane

By Darrin Ramshaw,WACA Team Operations Manager

WESTERN Australia launched a resurgence in Championship Rankings 2003-04 the State’s youth cricket fortunes with a string of strong performances culminating in graduation to 1. NSW Pool A for next season’s Commonwealth Bank 2. SA National Under-19 Championship. 3.WA Highlighted by outstanding batting, close catching, 4.VIC and steady bowling efforts, the team finished in a 5. NT very creditable third (3rd) position. 6. QLD 7.TAS A number of top order batsmen celebrated with 8.ACT aggregates of over 300 runs including opener Match Results Rhys May (376 at 75), Captain Theo Doropoulos (352 at 59) and aggressive (324 at 54). Subsequently Doropoulos was selected in MATCH 1 - SA V WA the Australian Under-19 side for the Youth World SA won Cup in Bangladesh. SA 7/285 WA 9/284 Verco 2/48 Pomersbach 147 37 catches were held, many of which were behind or close to the wicket. Keeper Brad Spark (14) and MATCH 2 - VIC V WA slippers Doropoulos (6) and Matt Johnston (4) set VIC won a very high standard. VIC 8/223 WA 127 The bowlers worked well as a unit and with a little Verco 3/30 Powis 45* more attention to economy in one day cricket Lagana 3/40 may have recorded even better figures. Paceman MATCH 3 - QLD V WA Sam Hogg (10 wickets at 24) and Corry Verco (9 WA won at 17) combined well. WA 8/245 QLD 224 But, it was the free scoring batsmen that captured Johnston 45 Hogg 4/37 the eyes of onlookers and most pleasing were their Doropoulos 46 Goodall 3/28 appetites for big individual totals. Of the four (4) centuries scored, all were in excess of 147 – May MATCH 4 - NSW V WA 162 & 161 in successive matches, Doropoulos Match abandoned (163) and Pomersbach (147) in one day matches. MATCH 5 - NT V WA The big test and confirmation of exactly where WA won WA sits in youth cricket looms next season with WA 9/375 NT 276 two day matches scheduled against New South Doropoulos 163 Goodall 3/45 Wales, South Australia and Victoria. Pomersbach 47 MATCH 6 - ACT V WA WA’s much improved Under-19 team before their departure for Brisbane. WA won ACT 164 & 4/157 WA 6/343 dec Verco 3/25 May 162 Hogg 2/25 Doropoulos 62 Mathers 2/29 Phillimore 41 Powis 2/38 Wood 35* MATCH 7 - TAS V WA WA won TAS 214 WA 6/390 Phillimore 3/25 May 161 Lagana 2/18 Pomersbach 83 Mathers 2/25 Doropoulos 75

66 The Western Cricketer WA Under-17’s in Adelaide

By Greg Williams,WACA Under 17 Coach

WESTERN Australia produced a stunning display Championship with his 16 wickets, and was selected in the 2004 Commonwealth Bank National in the Australian Under-17 Development Squad. Under-17 Championship in Adelaide and Beresi was the outstanding performer with the bat, unearthed a future star in Chris Hansberry. and following the championship was selected in WA began the Championship in Pool B with the ATSIC XI. Tasmania, the ACT and the Northern Territory. Championship Rankings 2003-04 After a good victory against Tasmania, a rain affected loss against the ACT and a draw against Northern 1.VIC Territory attempting to chase 340 in the 60 available 2. NSW overs,WA were ranked 3rd in their pool. 3.WA This meant that a victory was required against the 4. QLD Northern Territory in the semi-final to earn a 5. SA place in a final to determine the 3rd place-getter 6.ACT in the championship and seal an elevation into the 7.TAS top pool for next season. 8. NT Batting first, Tom Barratt and Rob Fairchild Match Results steered WA to a very solid start, which culminated in a total of 293. In reply the Northern Territory MATCH 1 - WA V TAS was dismissed for 185 resulting in a convincing WA won on first innings victory, due mainly to excellent bowling by Tom TAS 277 WA 278 Whitlock and Chris Hansberry. Smith 3/30 Barratt 77 Coulter-Nile 2/31 Uszko 49 WA’s final match for 3rd place in the Hansberry 2/61 Championship was at No 2 against South Australia. Due to the pooling system, South MATCH 2 - WA V ACT Australia would only require a draw to retain their ACT won on first innings place in the top pool.Western Australia batted first WA 177 ACT 4/180 and posted a competitive 253 with an outstanding Tomlinson 63 innings of 92 from Greg Beresi. MATCH 3 - WA V NT In reply, South Australia could only manage 210, WA won on first innings with the highlight of this innings a match winning Match Drawn 5 wicket haul by Hansberry.This victory has now NT 340 (dec) WA 8/220 secured WA a place in the top pool for next season. Hansberry 4/72 Beresi 57 The talented Hansberry,was named Bowler of the Fairchild 2/36 Fairchild 43

The future of WA cricket looks positive with a healthy crop of future Warriors coming MATCH 4 - WA V NT through the ranks. WA won on first innings WA 298 NT 185 Barratt 67 Whitlock 4/23 Tomlinson 60 Hansberry 4/25 Fairchild 52 WA 4/93 Molinari 47 MATCH 5 - WA V SA WA won on first innings WA 253 SA 210 Beresi 92 Hansberry 5/57 Molinari 45 Ardagh 3/20

The Western Cricketer 67 We already have an Adam Gilchrist. We already have a Justin Langer.

Who we really need is Brandon.

He’ll make the team if he’s got what it takes. But he’ll have a better chance if he’s got a well-run club behind him.

Check out www.dsr.wa.gov.au and visit the Club House. You’ll find everything you need so kids like Brandon stay with the game. Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.) Honour Board

Life Members Chief Executives/General Managers 1979-80 to 1985-86 W.J. Rogers 1893 Miss Sylvia Forrest, 1978 A.D. Drew* 1986 to 1989 T.S. Ivankovich daughter of the then 1978 R.C. Mattiske* 1990 to 1992 D.E. Hoare Mayor of Perth, 1978 H.W.H.Rigg 1992 to 1997 C.L. Smith Alexander Forrest MLA, 1979 R.E. Ballantine* 1998 to 2001 M.N.Allenby was made the 1979 E.J. Dowling* 2001 to 2004 Mrs K.White Association’s first 1979 G.H. Dunstan OBE* 2004 A.I.C. Dodemaide Honorary Life Member 1980 R.W.Abbot MBE* Secretaries to mark the occasion of 1982 A.R. Edwards OAM the opening of the 1983 L.M. Sawle AM 1885-86 to 1886-87 G. Fruin – Honorary 1887-88 to 1888-89 A.Woodbridge – Honorary WACA Ground by her 1983 W.Scott* 1889-90 H.H. Sherlock – Honorary father. Miss Forrest later 1985 D.K. Carmody* 1890-91 to 1895-96 F.D. North – Honorary became Mrs Sylvia 1985 C.W.Puckett* 1896-97 to 1899-1900 H. Brown – Honorary Woods.* 1985 C.W.Langdon* 1900-01 to 1905-06 J. Rushton – Honorary 1905 W.J. Farley* 1985 K.D. Meuleman 1906-07 L. Gouly – Honorary 1912 J. Rushton* 1985 B.K. Shepherd OAM* 1907-08 to 1908-09 A.W.B. Mather – Honorary 1917 R.G. Heath* 1985 G.D. McKenzie 1909-10 to 1916-17 J. Rushton – Honorary 1918 Hon. J. Gardiner, MLA* 1985 I.J. Brayshaw MBE 1917-18 to 1928-29 W.J. Farley 1928-29 to 1947-48 C.H. Guy 1930 H. Gregory,MHR* 1985 R.J. Inverarity MBE 1948-49 to 1972-73 L.E.Truman 1937 L. Ryan* 1985 G.A.R. Lock* 1973-74 R. Miller 1947 F.Boan* 1985 R.W.Marsh MBE 1974-75 to 1979-80 B. Bellon 1948 C.H. Guy* 1985 D.K. Lillee MBE 1980-81 to 1996-97 K.R. Preston 1951 Hon. G.W.Miles* 1985 B.F.Prindiville AO CMG 1997 G. Havercroft 1956 R.J. Bryant OAM* 1988 J.T.Irvine* 1956 A.C. Randell* 1989 H.G. Bevan Chairman of WACA Executive/Board 1963 His Excellency Lt- 1991 P.B. Rakich The Executive was so named from 1907. Prior to this a ‘WACA General Sir Charles 1993 D.H. Foster Committee’ was essentially the Executive, but in the period 1890 to Gairdner KCMG KCVO 1995 T.J. Perrott AM Cit WA* 1907 the Trustees of the Association played the major role in ground KBE CB then Governor 1996 F.D. O’Driscoll management.The Executive is now referred to as the Board following of Western Australia* 1996 N.L. Ballard a review of the Association’s constitution approved by Members at a Special General Meeting on January 29 2004. 1972 C.R. Bunning CBE* 1998 K.J. Hughes 1885-1899 G. Parker 1972 F.J. Bryant OAM* 1998 G.R. Marsh 1899-1902 R.H. Kelsey 1977 Hon Sir Lawrence 1998 G.M.Wood 1902-03 E.A. Randell Jackson KCMG* 1999 T.M.Alderman 1903-04 F.D. North 1977 M.J.L. MacGill* 2001 K.H. MacLeay 1904-05 K. Bolton 1977 D.C. McKenzie* 2002 W.M. Bryant 1905-06 A.G. Russell 1977 J.E.V.Murdoch 2002 W.J. Edwards 1906-11 K. Bolton 1911-17 W.J. Farley 1918-23 K. Bolton Presidents 1923-31 F.A.Barnard 1931-38 S.H.D. Rowe 1885-86 to 1896-97 J.C.H. James 1938-39 A.H. Christian 1897-98 to 1898-99 J. Gardiner 1939-46 S.H.D. Rowe 1899-1900 R.H. Kelsey 1946-58 A.C. Randell 1958-80 F.J. Bryant 1900-01 S.H. Parker 1980-88 H.W.H.Rigg 1901-02 to 1905-06 W.J. Kingsmill 1988-89 L.M. Sawle 1906-07 to 1914-15 J. Gardiner 1989-97 P.B. Rakich 1915-16 to 1916-17 W.J. Farley 1997- C.A.C. Fear 1917-18 to 1923-24 J. Gardiner 1924-25 to 1937-38 T.P.Draper Chairman of the International and 1938-39 S.H.D. Rowe Interstate Cricket Committee/State 1939-40 to 1950-51 G.W.Miles Cricket Committee 1951-52 to 1962-63 L.W.Jackson KCMG The Chairman of the Executive was also Chairman of this committee 1963-64 to 1979-80 C.R. Bunning CBE from its inauguration in 1922 until February 1990.L.M.Sawle became 1980-81 to 1989-90 B.F.Prindiville AO CMG its first separate Chairman in 1990 (with P.B. Rakich continuing as 1990-91 to 1996-97 T.J. Perrott AM Cit WA Chairman of the Executive) Mr W J Edwards succeeded Mr Sawle 1997 P.B. Rakich in 1996. Mr R G Paulsen in turn succeeded Mr Edwards in 2003 and following the review of the constitution referred to above, the Committee is now known as the State Cricket Committee.

The Western Cricketer 69 WACA Committees and Administration 2003 - 2004

Sub-Committees of the Board Club Cricket Council (active during 2003-2004) P. Murphy (Chairman), J. Rogers (Deputy Chairman), D. Clear (WACA), J. Shepherd FINANCE AND AUDIT: (Executive), D. Foster (Executive) and an elected A. Rule (Chairman), C.A.C. Fear, representative from each of the District Cricket P.B. Rakich, K. Penter, J.Worland Clubs BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT: P. Murphy, I. Waite, J. Worland, M. Mascarenhas P.A.Sullivan (Chairman), R.G. Paulsen (Deputy), (WACA Board representatives) A. Rule, P.B. Rakich, C.A.C Fear, K.Penter, P. Murphy, M. Weinman, B. House (State Cricket J. Shepherd, M. Mascarenhas. Committee Representatives) Co-opted: M. McGill and P.Clough Sub-Committees of the GROUND DEVELOPMENT: Club Cricket Council C.A.C. Fear (Chairman) W.J. Edwards (Deputy) A. Rule, P.A.Sullivan, P.B. Rakich, J.Worland, TRIBUNAL: J, Shepherd T. Prue, G. Rolfe, B. House, P.North, N. Stagg, D.Vodanovic MEMORABILIA: F.D.O’Driscoll (Chairman), J. Shepherd APPEAL BOARD: Co-opted: R.K. O’Connor,A. Edwards, A. Claydon (Chairman),A. Marsh, R. O’Connor, A. Nicholls, N. Smith, G.Thomas B.Taylor, A. Gronow The President and Chairman of the WACA UMPIRES APPOINTMENT BOARD: Board are ex officio members of all R. Evans, B. Rennie,T. Prue, G. Bibby, K. Rinaldi. Committees Sub-Committees. SUB-COMMITTEE: STATE CRICKET COMMITTEE: F.D. O’Driscoll, P.North, G. Rolfe, D.Vodonovic, R.G. Paulsen (Chairman),W.J. Edwards, B. House. D. Foster, G.M.Wood (WACA Board nominees), P.Murphy, M.Weinman, B. House (Club Cricket JUNIOR CRICKET COUNCIL: Council nominees) J. Brown (Chairman), R. Dalton (Deputy Chairman), C. Bettles (WACA) and an elected Sub-Committees of the State Cricket representative from each of the District Cricket Committee: Clubs. SELECTION COMMITTEE: COUNTRY CRICKET BOARD: W.D. Hill (Chairman),T Hogan, L. Bott, P.Capes L. Jones (Chairman), K. Shemeld (Wheatbelt), L. Roe (Great Southern), D. Natt WOMEN’S CRICKET ADVISORY (Goldfields/Esperance), P.Silinger (South West), P.Rowe (Central Districts), B. Banyard (Mid West) COMMITTEE M Weinman (Chairman), G. Chapple, P.Shaw, Ms D.Valli Metropolitan Cricket Executive C. Radalj (Chairman), M. O’Mara (SHDCA), B. Stark (PCA), J. Stewart (WCA), P.Pearce (WASTCA), I. Hale (SMCA).

70 The Western Cricketer Appreciation

The following is an acknowledgement of those precinct, requires the WACA to have constant individuals and institutions that have made an interaction with the Executive and staff of EPRA. outstanding contribution to the WACA in so They have always been forthcoming with advice many ways.This listing may never be considered and assistance as and when needed, something that complete and therefore any unwitting omission is becoming more and more important as the is sincerely regretted. WACA Ground continues to realise much of its W.A. State Government commercial potential as a consequence of its strategic location and versatility. Our appreciation A constructive dialogue has been maintained by is extended to EPRA CEO Tony Morgan for his your Board and management with the Premier of leadership in these matters and to his support staff Western Australia, the Hon Dr Geoff Gallop MLA and Board. and successive Ministers’ for Sport and Recreation, Mr Alan Carpenter MLA and Mr Bob Kucera EPRA also regulate the master planning of the MLA to represent the interests of the WACA and Eastern Gateway of which the WACA is an integral cricket whenever the opportunity has arisen during component. The masterplan has undergone an the past twelve months. extensive period of public consultation and is due for release shortly. This is likely to foreshadow Dr Gallop has a keen knowledge and interest in some major changes in our immediate proximity cricket and it was very much appreciated when he in the future, all of which renders the continuity of entertained and acknowledged the Retravision this harmonious relationship an extremely strategic Warriors ING Cup winning team at a special one for the WACA. function in the Premier’s office in March. It has also been a pleasure to make welcome the Premier City of Perth and Mrs Gallop, along with other State One of the Association’s most valued long term Government Ministers at WACA Dinners or fixtures relationships has been with the City of Perth. whenever their schedule of Parliamentary or Community commitments permitted. The year under review again had many instances where the WACA has cause to express appreciation Sport and Recreation WA to the City of Perth. The WACA continues to enjoy very much appreciated In addition to advice and planning for major financial support from the Department of Sport and cricket fixtures in the context of parking, traffic Recreation through its various funding mechanisms movement and health approvals, the WACA has that assist in many of our community cricket programs. frequently needed the advice and support of various Management and the Board have also engaged the officers and departments within the City of Perth Department in many discussions on facilities needs as we ensured our compliance with community for the WACA and these discussions led to the creation standards and ordinances in the conduct of concerts of a formal funding support application lodged during the year. with DSR, consistent with the State Sporting We extend our thanks to City of Perth CEO Facilities Funding program.That same arm of Frank Edwards for his leadership and guidance in DSR is also very proactive in forming a working these issues as well as that of his Board, individual party to examine the future needs of the entire Councillors and staff when they have been cricket community in Western Australia. required to reach approval decisions within very We maintain an extremely cordial relationship with the limited time frames. Director of the Department of Sport and Recreation, Transperth and his senior staff including Greg McLennan, Rob Didcoe, Steve Mason and Steve WACA Ground patrons continued to use public Humphreys, and we are very appreciative of their transport in increasing numbers when attending major collective support and assistance. cricket matches during the 2003-2004 cricket season. East Perth Redevelopment Authority This pleasing trend is very much attributable to the planning by the WACA and Transperth for Test The planning responsibility vested to the East Perth and One Day Internationals, enabling match Redevelopment Authority by the State Government patrons to enjoy free public transport to and from provides their jurisdiction within our immediate

The Western Cricketer 71 the WACA Ground in conjunction with their This splendid cricket occasion paid tribute to the ground entry ticket. 25th anniversary of the formation of World Series The WACA is also grateful for the extra transport Cricket with special guests , Graham services provided by Transperth on all major match McKenzie and Rob Langer entertaining and or event days at the WACA Ground and for the enlightening some 250 guests with anecdotes from spirit of co-operation in which their management that ground breaking era. react to a whole range of WACA related requests. The Carbine Club Luncheon also showcases District Cricket and further acknowledged The Lord’s Taverners WA through Carbine Club of WA trophies, the Olly Lord’s Taverners WA is one of the strongest Cooley Medal Winner and The Carbine Club of Australian chapters of this highly respected institution. WA /Allan Edwards Annual Award. It possesses a strongly committed and well The WACA convey thanks to successive Carbine credentialled Executive Committee aligned to a Club of WA Presidents Garry Cossill and John loyal and supportive Membership. The WACA Baguley along with long term Secretary Lloyd extend thanks and appreciation to Lord’s Taverners Meredith for their Club’s support of cricket WA Executive who have responded so positively to the many requests made of them by the WACA Western Australian Trotting during the year under review. Association This has included an extremely generous contribution The WACA continues to enjoy the much valued of $25 000 towards an urgently needed refurbishment long term friendship and support of the WATA. of the Lord’s Taverners Indoor Cricket Centre. Their willingness to assist our patrons with parking resources on match days is greatly appreciated. Long serving Chairman Barrie Hudson and Secretary Harry Sorensen AO MBE relinquished Our thanks are extended to CEO Rob Bovell, their posts at the 2004 Annual General Meeting in Operations Manager Frank Coleman, President favour of very capable replacements of Leo Gary Scott and the WATA Executive Committee Crohan and Mike Snell respectively. for their ongoing co operation. We are pleased to relate that Harry’s influence and Management of the WACA and the WATA attended support still remains within Lords Taverners WA as does several planning forums under the facilitation of that of highly respected President John Moody AM. EPRA and Trinity College during the year. Because of our respective locations, history and Lord’s Taverners various programs assist disadvantaged Membership structure, it was helpful to exchange and deserving young cricketers, many of whom information of common interest with them reside and play in remote areas of WA. Their particularly in regard to the East Perth Gateway financial contributions and recognition provide Precinct master planning consultation processes indigenous and physically handicapped youngsters that continue to evolve. with a better opportunity to achieve career dreams and ambitions. Trinity College The Junior Lord’s Taverners, Lord’s Taverners The splendid relationship that the WACA has been Vintage Cricketer and The Lord’s Taverner Spirit fortunate to enjoy with Trinity College over many of Cricket Awards are all now prestigious traditions years was again very much appreciated during the much revered by the annual recipients. year under review. The Carbine Club of WA We are extremely grateful to Trinity College for making their sports oval available for patron parking The Carbine Club is a nationally constituted body and for television outside broadcast vans and attendant with similar aims and objectives to that of the infrastructure during the Test and One Day Lord’s Taverners. As a result of the Club’s annual International matches. grant to the WACA, we were able to provide an opportunity for six talented youngsters identified After a long and distinguished period of tenure as from the 2004 Junior Country Week competition headmaster of Trinity, Tony Curtis retired at the to attend a week long Justin Langer live-in conclusion of the 2003 school year. Already the Coaching Clinic earlier this year. WACA have established a positive relationship with his successor Peter Botha wherein synergies We also thank The Carbine Club of WA for the have been identified that can continue to benefit conduct of the Carbine Club of WA Annual each of our institutions.This report also acknowledges Cricket Luncheon held Friday March 26 2004. the support and assistance of Mike Burgess the Bursar at Trinity College.

72 The Western Cricketer A State symbol of first-class play. And work.

The rejuvenated WACA Ground continues to be the home of the highest cricket ideals, and our team is delighted to have helped develop the bright future the facility now represents.

Cricket of practice facilities and playing surfaces for all first class matches at the WACA Ground The Retravision Warriors acknowledge and express their gratitude to the following members of their All Match Control Team members (Match support staff. Their contribution of specialist skills Referees, Umpires, Code of Behaviour assisted and encouraged all members of the State Commissioners) who officiated in interstate team to consistently perform at the highest level. matches this season. They were most ably supported by WACA Umpiring Manager, Ric Evans. • Dr Damien McCann - team doctor • Neil Tyndall - sports trainer and fitness advisor Media • Sandy Gordon - mental skills coach • David Edgar - WACA Physiotherapist The Western Australian Cricket Association Board, Darryn Sargant (podiatrist) also provided valuable Management, Players and Staff would like to thank professional consultation to assist our players. the WACA’s Media Partners for their support of cricket from a national level down to the grass Ross Bartlett was the Warrior’s Room Attendant and roots of Australia’s favourite game. unofficial 13th Man. He catered for all the teams needs in the home dressing room during the season. The West Australian During the season the Warriors welcomed Frazer ‘The West’ took the coverage of cricket to a new Guild as the visiting team’s room attendant. level in season 2003-04. Chief Cricket Writer John Others who are recognised for their contribution Townsend and Sports Editor Ray Wilson are of time and dedication to the squad: applauded for their dedicated reporting of cricket at a state and national level. Journalist Ross Lewis • Ron Bowe for his assistance as net practice co- provided support along with Russell Reid. Sports ordinator. photographers Mal Fairclough and Iain Gillespie • Andrew Vallance in his role as Squad Chaplain. were at their best providing the colourful images that • WACA Curator Richard Winter and his team who continually maintain the highest standard take readers onto the field and into the changerooms.

The Western Cricketer 73 ABC Radio and Jo Angel’s career were a high point of the Gold ABC Radio 720’s ball-by-ball descriptions of the Cup Dinner. Warriors home games took the team to a statewide audience. The professionalism and quality of the Channel Ten ABC broadcast is unsurpassed.Veteran broadcaster’s With their commitment to local sport Channel 10 Glenn Mitchell and Wally Foreman are icons of were massive supporters of the Retravision cricket broadcasting in this state. Kim Hughes and Warriors in 2003-04. Sport Director Tim Gossage Terry Alderman were forthright and insightful in and Journalists Andrew Hamilton, Lachie Reid, their special comments while Scorer Lance Mark White and Rebecca Killen provided expert Catchpole was always on the mark with this statistics. coverage and analysis of WA cricket. Southern Cross Broadcasting WIN TV Radio 882 6PR were big supporters of the The country broadcaster provided a vital link to Warriors in 2003-04. Program Director John country cricket supporters. 2003-04 was the first Solvander, Peter Vlahos and Daniel Davini kept the year of Media partnership between the WACA and station flagship show Sports Today running WIN TV. smoothly while on-air presenters and WA Cricket Media Guild Adrian Barich kept the listeners entertained. Kim Guild President Don Marsdon and Vice-President and Hagdorn was a welcome addition during the season Treasurer Ken Cassellas were again great supporters and kept 6PR listeners up to date with his news of the WACA. Their annual function for visiting reports and comments from the 6PR box at the journalists at The Crown Plaza during the Australia WACA Ground. 96FM’s Breakfast Show Producer v Zimbabwe Test match was a great success. The Matt Hale bought Warriors on the show and was Media Guild again organised the voting of the a great supporter of WA cricket. Gold Cup Award with great efficiency. Nova 93.7 Print The WACA’s newest Media Partner Nova 93.7FM The West Australian, The Sunday Times, took the Warriors to a whole new audience in Community Newspapers, The Australian, 2003-04. As Perth’s leading station in the 18-24 Australian Associated Press, WA Business News, age bracket Nova were major supporters of the Cricket WA Magazine Retravision Warriors. Special thanks go to Nova Account Director John Sackson for helping make Television it all possible and Journalists Helen Carbon and Channel Nine Perth, Channel Ten, ABC Lisa Herbert. Television, Channel Seven,WIN TV,GWN Radio Radio Colin Minson and his team of expert commentators ABC 720 6WF,882 6PR, Fremantle Radio, Sport were the lynchpins of Warriors radio coverage in FM 90.5, Nova 93.7, 96FM, 6MM Mandurah 2003-04. Colin, Ken Cassellas,Trevor Jenkins and Bob Massie were at every game the Warriors Media Awards played during the summer broadcasting ball by ball Best Television Story: coverage into Perth homes on Fremantle Radio Andrew Hamilton – Channel 10 107.9FM and Sport FM 90.5. Sport FM 90.5 was Best Newspaper Story: also broadcast hourly score updates on the weekend John Townsend – The West Australian for Pennant cricket and broadcasting ball by ball Best Radio Story: Radio Fremantle coverage of the Pennant Final. Best Action Photograph: Wright Media Mal Fairclough – The West Australian Peter Wright and his team again produced Cricket Best News Story: WA with the WACA’s assistance. The full colour John Townsend – The West Australian magazine promoted cricket throughout the state Best Grade Cricket Story: and special thanks go to Editor Tracey Lewis and Matt Somerford – Cricket WA Journalist Matt Somerford for their insight and Best Country Cricket Story: knowledge of cricket in WA. Colin Bettles – Farm Weekly Best Match Commentator: Channel Nine Glenn Mitchell – ABC Radio The traditional home of cricket on Perth television. Best Expert Comments: Channel Nine’s Sports Director Michael Thomson Bob Massie – Radio Fremantle and journalists Mark Readings and Kate Gale were strong supporters of the Warriors. Editor Simon Hubble’s highlight packages of the ING Cup Final

74 The Western Cricketer WACA Sponsors Report 2003-2004

By Nicole Walker,WACA Sponsorship Coordinator

During the year under review the WACA was again fortunate to maintain and develop strong corporate partnerships with various sectors of the Western Australian business community, building a strong corporate network for the benefit of cricket in Western Australia at every level. Carlton & United Beverages This was the third year of the Carlton & United Our objective is to develop business relationships to Breweries partnership with the WACA as a such a point that they become true ‘partnerships’, Platinum Level sponsor. By promoting the Carlton not merely business transactions. The beauty of being Mid Strength brand actively at the WACA Ground associated with sport, especially our number one and throughout the Association via pourage rights summer sport of cricket, is that it immediately lends at all WACA affiliated District Cricket Clubs, CUB the company positive associations in the public eye. are achieving significant market recognition with A number of new partnerships have developed this cricket in Western Australia.This fact emphatically season, most notably the major sponsorship of the confirmed in the aforementioned market survey. Warriors by Retravision. The historic WACA scoreboard is now branded with the Carlton Mid image, and when aligned with a considerable investment in signage around PLATINUM PARTNERS the ground and in various bar facilities, are all complementary to that strategy and outcomes.The WACA express appreciation to and CUB management for their substantial involvement in and contribution to Western Australian cricket. Retravision Public recognition of the new partnership with DIAMOND PARTNERS Retravision in its first year was phenomenal, with an independent survey revealing 85% of respondents were aware of Retravision’s association with our State team. We are pleased that Retravision was able to enjoy Healthway promoting SunSmart an extremely successful first year of association Our partnership with Healthway promoting the with the newly named Retravision Warriors. SunSmart message traversed the second year of a Retravision have been tremendously supportive of three year agreement. Special focus on the the team, its individual players and the Association SunSmart junior cricket program in Season 2003-04 and reacted very positively to leveraging opportunities, saw some great results achieved by our Cricket including a sponsored promotion of the ING Cup Development Officers in the of the against New South Wales on January 21. SunSmart message. Through a concerted effort, Dubbed ‘Waugh at the WACA’ in honour of significant improvements in participation rates, Steven and ’s last playing appearance comprehension rates and message retention has been achieved, meeting Heathway’s core sponsorship at our venue, the day attracted nearly 18,000 objective of spreading the SunSmart message and cricket lovers, 16 of whom went home with a promoting SunSmart behaviour. DVD player, courtesy of Retravision’s game day promotion. The creation of the SunSmart Junior Club Policy will encourage cricket clubs to adopt a ‘Healthy We are very grateful to Retravision and their senior Club Policy’ and be officially recognized as a management for their substantial contribution and ‘SunSmart Club’.The WACA appreciates the support commitment to cricket in Western Australia via of the Western Australian Government via the their sponsorship and we look forward to continuing Healthway sponsorship programme and this to build on this important partnership and to further Association is pleased to play its part in delivering mutual successes. and promoting at all times, this important community health message.

The Western Cricketer 75 Bronze Partners

Ford Motor Company of Australia The Ford Motor Company of Australia were again strongly aligned with the WACA and Australian cricket in 2003-04 via the Dennis Lillee Academy (Co-Major Sponsor), and as the national vehicle sponsor of Cricket Australia and State Associations. Significant market exposure was enjoyed by Ford at the match between Australia and India when promoting their new vehicle, the Ford Territory (endorsed by Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden). Ford further leveraged their association with the WACA by hosting players and WACA representa- tives at the V8 Supercars Series at Barbagello Raceway in June. Retravision Warriors Captain, and Australian Test opening batsman, Justin Langer, was a celebrity passenger in a ‘hot lap’ with Ford Racing driver Steven Johnson (son of Australian Ford motorsport champion, Dick Johnson).

Gold Partners

Mercury Partners Silver Partners

Thank you to all the WACA’s Corporate Partners for their ongoing involvement and support of Western Austalian Cricket.

76 The Western Cricketer WACA District Cricket 2003 - 2004

By David Clear, Manager Competitions & Community Cricket

MELVILLE buried their reputation as bridesmaids of the WACA’s first grade competition after holding off a rampaging Bayswater-Morley in a pulsating Vodafone Cup grand-final at the WACA Ground. Needing a win to claim the title, Bayswater- Morley batted first and despite making a shaky start, recovered sufficiently to declare late on day one at 7-284. And with Melville seven wickets down at tea on the second day the Bears appeared to have at least one hand on the cup, before Shawn Gillies and Steve Russell wrestled it back with a magnificent unbroken partnership of 101, to draw Bayswater-Morley batsman Rhys May strikes a boundary during his crisp innings of the match and help seal Melville’s first premiership 55 but it was not enough to take the Bears to victory over Melville. title since 1979-80. The captivating grand final was the culmination of cricketers played on the ground to cap a wonderful an exciting finals series, showcased over three opportunity for the provision of community access weeks at the WACA Ground. WACA Head to WA’s elite cricket facility. Curator Richard Winter and his ground staff of Relative newcomers to the competition Rohan Matthews,Andrew Dalby, Scott Burke and Rockingham-Mandurah achieved an important Jack Lewis were congratulated by the clubs for milestone in their brief history when local players producing tremendous cricket conditions, particularly and Aaron Heal made their first-class considering the short time available to prepare the debuts for Western Australia. Spinner Heal was venue after the Fleetwood Mac concert prior to selected late in the season when regular Beau the Elimination Final. Casson suffered a broken finger and Heal became The Sunday League Don’t Drink and Drive Shield a key member of WA’s victorious ING Cup team. grand final was also held at the WACA Ground, Scarborough also enjoyed a stellar season losing under lights in February. In an even closer tussle, a just one match to finish as Minor Premiers and youthful Joondalup side made a late rally to defeat claim the Kevin Sullivan Silver Cup in the first short priced favourites Scarborough off the last grade competition, reaching the Don’t Drink and ball of the match. Chasing Scarborough’s 270, Drive Shield grand final and winning the prestigious Joondalup’s number-11 batsman Aubrey Steyn Club Championship award. clubbed a four to spark wild celebrations amid the Centurions remarkable victory. The provision of suitable quality facilities for Grade Cricket continued its increase as an issue of Another Don’t Drink and Drive Shield match was high priority for WA cricket. Local Government held under lights at the WACA Ground last season has been a tremendous supporter of cricket over when the Metropolitan XI clashed with Midland- the years, however contemporary business practice Guildford in the qualifying rounds. The match has seen Councils review their arrangements for provided players from the Metropolitan Affiliates the maintenance of turf wicket facilities. and Grade Clubs with a tremendous opportunity Productive discussions have taken place with the to access and play cricket on the WACA Ground. Department of Sport & Recreation regarding the The additional cost of hosting the match under development of a State Facility Plan for cricket, lights was provided through sponsorship generously with the intention of involving stakeholders in the arranged by Bruce Stark of the Perth Cricket consultation process as part of developing the plan. Association, Tom Pivac of Kookaburra Agencies, Despite generally good pitch ratings in the competition, Rebel Sports headed by Ken Jordan and the odd match produced low pitch ratings.WACA Professional Cricket Coach Neil Holder. Curator Richard Winter visited several clubs to To add to the spectacle,WACA Senior Community provide advice on pitch conditions. Richard has Cricket Officer Mark Sanders arranged an on-ground also held discussions with Challenger TAFE to develop demonstration at the dinner break. Over 100 junior a training course for curators in Western Australia.

The Western Cricketer 77 On a positive note Gosnells was granted approval continued commitment to the highest quality for an extension to the existing clubrooms at cricket competition in the State is appreciated by the Sutherlands Park which will see additional change thousands that read it each week. Thanks go to rooms and a viewing area in the clubroom over- Sporting Editor Craig Nitschke and reporter Sam looking a paved verandah. Pepe for their support. Congratulations again go to Perth Cricket Club’s Cricket WA Magazine was produced for the fifth Curator Darren Lyons for winning another Roy year by publishers Wright Media with assistance Abbott Better-Wicket Award for best pitch in the from the WACA.The magazine was delivered free competition. Vince Clarke, in his first year as of charge to all senior Cricket Associations in the Curator at Wanneroo Cricket Club, won the State including Indoor Cricket Centres. Special Most-Improved Wicket Award. thanks again go to Editor Tracey Lewis and writer On-field behaviour was generally good with only Matt Somerford for their dedicated contributions. 11 players reported in separate incidents, mainly of In the sponsorship area, the WACA was delighted a dissenting nature. to have Carlton & United Breweries (CUB), the Willetton is also to be congratulated for winning Office of Road Safety, Kookaburra and the the Lord’s Taverners Spirit of Cricket Award for Sullivan Family as major sponsors of the competition. scoring the most points for upholding the Spirit of It was the 31st year of its association with the Cricket across all four senior grades. Sullivan family and its representative Paul Sullivan Cricket Australia introduced a national award for through the Kevin Sullivan Cup. Prize money for the Spirit of Cricket for which WA provided six the Minor Premiers was generously increased this nominations. season to $3,000 and will continue next season. The Cricket Council warmly thanks Sullivan’s Promotion of the WACA’s District competition Real Estate for their long-term support. benefited greatly from the valued support of Perth’s media. In particular, the following Media The Vodafone presentation dinner was held at the outlets are acknowledged: WACA ground on the 8th of April to commemorate in particular, the feats of the Melville Cricket Colin Minson, Graham Stafford,Colin Bettles, Ian Club.A most enjoyable evening was had by all and Hale, Chris Leitch, Ken Casellas, Jason D’Tillo - for the first time also included trophy presentations Radio Sport 90.5FM for Women’s cricket. The function was expertly Iain Cameron & various reporters - and professionally compéred by Channel Nine Community Newspapers Group personality Dixie Marshall. Sam Pepe - The Sunday Times John Townsend - The West Australian During the function, a special presentation was Tracey Lewis & Matt Somerford - made to Fremantle’s Grant Edgar for the Club Cricket WA Magazine Administrator of the Year. Grant has served on the Fremantle Committee for many years and he also District Cricket’s level of radio coverage, as provided played his 400th match of grade cricket this season, by 90.5 Sport FM reached a new high last season a rare feat in any level of cricket. and proved extremely popular.The sport specialist station provided an “around the grounds” service A presentation was also made to Claremont- each Saturday and Sunday throughout the season Nedland’s Jim Allenby (accepted by Captain and a “ball-by-ball” description of the Don’t Michael Edwards) and Scarborough’s David Drink and Drive Final and the three weekends of Bandy, who were jointly adjudged the Champion finals in the Vodafone Cup. Club Cricketer of the season. The award is made in conjunction with the Olly Cooley Medal, and Another popular and successful program that is based upon ’s votes from each qualifying commenced this season was the Saturday morning round match for the fairest and best first-grade District Cricket Show, hosted by former Subiaco- cricketer. Floreat coach and player Graham Stafford, and former Cricket Week Editor Colin Bettles. The Club Cricket Council and its various sub- committees have worked hard again to provide Many thanks go to Colin Minson for his leadership relevant and quality competitions.The contribution in this important area of cricket promotion, and to of many hours to the operations of the Council by Ian Hale and Jason D’Tillo for taking calls in the Peter Murphy (Chairman) and John Rogers studio each weekend. (Deputy Chairman) is recognised in this Annual The Sunday Times continued to provide a score Report. service and editorial coverage each week. This

78 The Western Cricketer Appreciation is also expressed to Terry Prue 2003-04 Vodafone Cup Final (Umpires Appointment), John Brown (Junior Cricket Council), Ron Dalton (Junior Cricket WACA Ground, 27-28 March 2004 Council Deputy Chair), and Tony Claydon Match Drawn. Melville are Premiers due to higher (Appeal Board) for Chairing these Sub- position on ladder after the qualifying rounds. Committees. BAYSWATER-MORLEY Issues requiring ongoing attention include the Hall c Lillis b Russell ...... 13 outcomes of the Club Cricket Summit, the cost of Cantrill c Putland b Wilson ...... 9 insurance premiums for clubs and the publicising of May b Spencer ...... 55 Phillimore lbw Spencer ...... 17 the completed report,“Safety in Nets”commissioned Pishos lbw Wilson ...... 0 by the WA Senior Club Cricket Board. Warren c Spencer b Wilson ...... 42 Ford c Putland b Wilson ...... 21 Metropolitan Club Cricket Officer Colin Bettles Weston not out ...... 50 deserves special mention for his efforts for cricket Thistle not out...... 51 during the season in his job of handling the day-to-day Sundries...... 26 TOTAL: 7 for 284 dec administrative tasks of the competition.Troy Starcevich FALL: 9, 36, 81, 82, 145, 171, 181 and Ruth Prenter’s efforts are also appreciated. MELVILLE BOWLING Finally, appreciation goes out to all the volunteers OM RW associated with the WACA District competition. Wilson 25 7 59 4 Mascarenhas 23 6 75 0 Club administrators and those serving on WACA Russell 16 4 53 1 committees who are all to be congratulated on their Spencer 13 2 42 2 untiring work to further the health of Western Gillies 3 1 12 0 Australian cricket. Voges 10 0 30 0 MELVILLE Meuleman c Phillimore b Barnes...... 42 Lillis c Pishos b Thistle...... 24 Voges c Pishos b Thistle ...... 32 Gillies not out ...... 103 Porter c Weston b Thistle ...... 0 Mascarenhas c Thistle b Barnes ...... 4 Spencer c Pishos b Barnes ...... 4 Wood c Phillimore b Pishos...... 14 Russell not out ...... 29 Sundries: ...... 13 TOTAL: 7-263 BAYSWATER-MORLEY BOWLING OM RW Thistle 32 10 64 3 Barnes 27 11 50 3 Phillimore 11 0 52 0 Scali 11 2 45 0 Pishos 8 3 14 1 Ford 11 5 21 0 Melville Captain,Adam Voges (front row,4th from left) led his side to victory in the May 3070 2003-04 Vodafone Cup.Voges was the leading scorer in the Vodafone Cup.

The Western Cricketer 79 DISTRICT CRICKET Vodafone Cup 2003-2004 Points tables for first, second, third and fourth grades at the end of the qualifying rounds were: FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE FOURTH GRADE Scarborough 189.92 University 191.00 Joondalup 159.58 Bayswater-Morley 164.01 Melville 170.07 Perth 172.69 Mount Lawley 152.83 Wanneroo 159.33 Subiaco-Floreat 159.06 Scarborough 155.70 Gosnells 152.45 Melville 145.48 Bayswater-Morley 146.90 Subiaco-Floreat 153.88 Bayswater-Morley 150.01 Scarborough 143.31 University 144.93 Wanneroo 153.31 Midland-Guildford 147.36 Mount Lawley 142.89 South Perth 144.45 Joondalup 148.06 Subiaco-Floreat 141.39 Midland-Guildford 140.22 Fremantle 137.21 Gosnells 124.01 Perth 136.03 University 137.93 Midland-Guildford 126.26 South Perth 121.45 Wanneroo 135.95 Perth 135.85 Perth 124.99 Bayswater-Morley 120.96 Fremantle 115.13 Fremantle 123.32 Willetton 111.42 Claremont-Nedlands 113.94 University 114.91 Gosnells 110.65 Claremont-Nedlands 108.29 Mount Lawley 111.92 Scarborough 103.54 Willetton 93.23 Rockingham-Mandurah 103.94 Rockingham-Mandurah 102.29 South Perth 103.27 South Perth 91.00 Mount Lawley 102.61 Melville 96.97 Claremont-Nedlands 96.47 Subiaco-Floreat 87.31 Wanneroo 101.01 Fremantle 96.83 Willetton 81.42 Joondalup 83.75 Joondalup 89.90 Midland-Guildford 80.26 Melville 67.20 Rockingham-Mandurah 70.85 Gosnells 81.82 Willetton 77.30 Rockingham-Mandurah 48.26 Claremont-Nedlands 65.68 Elimination finals played were: 1st v 6th 2nd v 5th 3rd v 4th Semi-finals played were: 1st v 4th 2nd v 3rd The finals results were as follows: Grade Winner Runner-Up First Melville Bayswater-Morley Second Perth University Third Gosnells Joondalup Fourth Wanneroo Bayswater-Morley

Club Championship 2003-2004 The winner of the Club Championship is decided on points earned in qualifying rounds with match points being multiplied as follows: First grade x 6 Scarborough won the club Second Grade x 4 championship for the fourth Third Grade x 3 time. Points gained by each Fourth Grade x 2 club for the season were:

POINTS GAINED FOR THE SEASON Scarborough 1390 Mount Lawley 925 University 1300 Fremantle 880 Subiaco-Floreat 1235 Midland-Guildford 880 Bayswater-Morley 1230 Joondalup 860 Perth 1120 Gosnells 740 Wanneroo 1020 Claremont-Nedlands 660 Melville 990 Willetton 580 South Perth 950 Rockingham-Mandurah 440

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League Averages 2003-2004 In accordance with the rules of the cricket council, Performance in semi-finals and finals are included full details are given in the statistical section of “The in calculating these averages. Western Cricketer” of the performance of all players Averages for the under-17 and under-15 competitions who batted not less than eight times and scored at are also included in the published averages. least 200 runs at an average of not less than 25 and of every bowler who took 25 or more wickets during The qualifications are: batting – minimum of five the season. innings, 200 runs, average 20 or better. Bowling – minimum of 15 wickets.

Batting Grade Name Club Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 1ST A Voges Melville 17 4 151 863 66.38 2ND B Rayner Perth 14 2 173 741 61.75 3RD K Martin Scarborough 8 2 100* 385 64.17 4TH M Jackson Perth 9 1 142 440 55.00 5TH C Tomlinson Joondalup 11 1 201 740 74.00 6TH R Uszko Midland-Guildford 8 2 101* 490 81.67 Bowling Grade Name Club O M. Runs Wkts Ave 1ST D Bandy Scarborough 187.1 46 452 41 11.02 2ND A Black Fremantle 157.4 51 340 25 13.60 3RD T Brookes Bayswater – Morley 190 57 322 35 9.19 4TH B Hadjimihalakis Joondalup 146 50 308 29 10.62 5TH T Moscarda Subiaco – Floreat 131 31 288 31 9.29 6TH T Kent South Perth 87.5 22 166 20 8.30

Highest Aggregates 2003-2004 The batsmen who scored the greatest number of runs and the bowlers who took the most wickets in each grade were:

Batting Bowling Grade Name Club Runs Grade Name Club Wkts 1ST A Voges Melville 863 1ST S Howman Subiaco – Floreat 56 2ND B Rayner Perth 741 2ND D Quayle Gosnells 39 3RD I Evans Mt Lawley 767 3RD M Sharp Gosnells 43 4TH M Irvine Wanneroo 653 4TH J Murphy Melville 52 U17 C Tomlinson Joondalup 740 U17 T Moscarda Subiaco – Floreat 31 U15 R Uszko Midland - Guildford 490 U15 S Armstrong Mt Lawley 28

82 The Western Cricketer Vodafone Cup Club Review

By Ben Oliver

Melville Bayswater-Morley 2002-03: Third 2002-03: Second 2003-04: First 2003-04: Second Leading run getter: Leading run getter: Adam Voges – 863 runs at 66.38 Justin Cantrill – 502 runs at 26.42 Leading wicket taker: Leading wicket taker: Steve Russell – 26 wickets at 20.38 Michael Thistle – 40 wickets at 24.43 Melville’s prominent feature in 2003-04 was its batting, A testament to the old axiom that a champion team will with the club passing 250 in an innings 10 times during always beat a team of champions, Bayswater-Morley the season. almost pulled off a fairytale finale to the season before Captain Adam Voges (863 runs at 66.38) and Ben Lillis forcing a brave draw to lose the Vodafone Cup to Melville. (850 runs at 55.00) took the Vodafone Cup by storm, Claims that the departure of 2002-03 Olly Cooley with the pair finishing first and second in the league batting medalist Chris Mason and the retirement of Peter aggregates. Lillis also came fourth in the batting averages. Rogers would result in a difficult year for the Bears were (688 runs at 38.22 and 22 wickets) put to rest early, with Michael Thistle claiming 5-19 to was unable to repeat his 51-wicket effort from last season, headline a 50-run victory over Scarborough in round two. but made five half-centuries during the season and saw Baywater-Morley’s team mentality was most notably Melville into the Vodafone Cup final with a blazing 160 highlighted in the finals with excellent team wins over against South Perth. top-sides Scarborough and Subiaco-Floreat. All-rounder Steve Russell didn’t experience much joy The Bears will need improved potency from its batsmen with the bat, but took 25 wickets at 16.88 to take if it is to take the next step in 2004-05. No batsmen could Melville’s bowling award. average above thirty and addressing batting consistency will be Bayswater-Morley’s focus in the off-season.

Scarborough South Perth 2002-03: Fifth 2002-03: Tenth 2003-04: Third 2003-04: Fourth Leading run getter: Leading run getter: David Bandy – 652 runs at 32.60 Gavin Wates – 618 runs at 51.50 Leading wicket taker: Leading wicket taker: David Bandy – 41 wickets at 11.02 Gavin Wates – 34 wickets at 25.12 As was the case last season, Scarborough produced a star South Perth came full circle this season following last of the future in the form of David Bandy. years fall from grace. Bandy was the joint winner of the Olly Cooley Medal Their season started by recording a memorable victory along with James Allenby from Claremont-Nedlands. In over Joondalup in round one and went undefeated for addition Bandy won Scarborough’s batting and bowling the first half of the season, before coming unstuck awards. He was also selected for one WA Second XI against a rampant Scarborough in round eight. game in which he took 3/38 from 14 overs. Gavin Wates dominated the batting and bowling departments Scarborough quick Justin Coetzee stood up to pre-season for the second year in a row, with 34 wickets at 25.12 expectations, the left-armer claimed 36 wickets at 17.40 and 618 runs at 51.50. – almost double his tally from last season. Hugh Brown (731 runs at 48.73) scored his second first- Youngster (614 runs at 32.32) and Clint grade century and almost made another, falling one run Heron (542 runs at 28.53) formed a rock-solid opening short in round two against University. Justin Meuleman lineup, with four centuries and five half-centuries was the other South Perth batsman to pass 500 runs for between them. the season (539 runs at 35.93). With plenty of emerging talent still to harnessed, With the retirement of Jo Angel and Paul Wilson from Scarborough will remain a force on the Vodafone Cup the Warriors ranks, South Perth’s bowling may struggle for many years to come. next season if Darren Wates and Ben Edmondson are increasingly absent with Warrior duties.

The Western Cricketer 83 Subiaco-Floreat University 2002-03: Premiers 2002-03: Fourteenth 2003-04: Fifth 2003-04: Sixth Leading run getter: Leading run getter: Steven Glew – 678 runs at 39.88 Geoff Cullen – 629 runs at 52.42 Leading wicket taker: Leading wicket taker: Sam Howman – 56 wickets at 18.20 Mathew Healy – 34 wickets at 19.76 The ‘Lions’fought back well in the second half of the A new Coach, a new Captain and a new team ethos season. Their situation looked precarious after seven contributed to produce the Vodafone Cup’s biggest rounds when they were out of the top six. improver. Although Steven Glew didn’t quite reach the heights After leading the Vodafone Cup race early in the season, of last season, the Lions captain produced another the Academics went through a mid-season form outstanding year to finish with 678 runs at just over slump, before winning three of its last four games. 39.88. University’s greatest asset was its batting, with the Sadly,the talented right-hand batsman was left without addition of Geoff Cullen and (337 runs at support by his batting brethren, with Glew being the 42.13) giving University added depth. Andrew only player to average above 30. Nicholls (603 runs at 40.20) and Nathan Blight (598 Swing bowler Sam Howman was the Vodafone Cup’s runs at 42.71) also enjoyed outstanding seasons. most destructive bowler, with the speedster’s 56 Fledging pace pair Mathew Healy and Andrew James wickets at an average of 18.20 earning him a WA (32 wickets at 24.97) were the bane of many opposition Second XI birth. sides.

Fremantle Midland-Guildford 2002-03: Seventh 2002-03: Ninth 2003-04: Seventh 2003-04: Eight Leading run getter: Leading run getter: Michael Brown – 744 runs at 37.20 Chris Pivac – 693 runs at 46.20 Leading wicket taker: Leading wicket taker: Brett Dorey – 48 wickets at 11.46 Nick De Grys – 42 wickets at 20.10 The ‘Portsiders’ just missed out on a Vodafone Cup Former Kent Street all-rounder Nick De Grys and finals berth after Bayswater-Morley upset Scarborough Captain Chris Pivac performed heroically for in Round 13 to pinch the final place. Midland-Guildford, however the team stumbled in Fremantle are banging on the finals door, but still the last five rounds to finish just out of finals contention. lacked consistency in another roller-coaster season. De Grys, who took five wickets in an innings on three Michael Brown’s 190 not out against Joondalup in occasions, finished 2nd in the league for wickets taken round seven and giant paceman Brett Dorey’s demolition and was given apt support from Justin Perks (34 wickets of Perth in round 12 – where he claimed 7/22 to at 19.79) and Daniel Turkich (24 wickets at 27.04). help dismiss Perth for a paltry 67 – were the season Pivac, along with Warrior Peter Worthington (530 highlights for Fremantle. runs at 48.18), were the mainstays of the batting. Dorey and Mark Woodhead formed the league’s most All the pieces are in place for next season and injuries destructive opening pair, taking 89 wickets between notwithstanding, Midland-Guildford can look forward them to finish second and fourth in the league to a more successful era. respectively for wickets taken.

84 The Western Cricketer Perth Willetton 2002-03: Sixteenth 2002-03: Eighth 2003-04: Ninth 2003-04: Tenth Leading run getter: Leading run getter: – 659 runs at 43.93 Daniel Waters – 363 runs at 27.92 Leading wicket taker: Leading wicket taker: Paul Keenan – 40 wickets at 23.20 Chas Keogh – 33 wickets at 26.55 With limited opportunities to turn out in Warriors After missing the finals last year,Willetton slid further colours this season, Luke Ronchi made the most of in 2003-04 in another rebuilding year. his time in first-grade with two centuries and four Although the ‘Dragons’ missed retired seamer Sean half-centuries in an outstanding year. Cary, the addition of Chas Keogh brought welcome Garth Nottle (645 runs at 43.00) enjoyed an relief, with the former Melville bowler relishing his extremely consistent season, scoring six half-centuries increased new-ball opportunities to take Willetton’s in 17 innings. However like so many clubs languishing bowling award. in the bottom half of the Vodafone Cup, Perth didn’t After taking 12 wickets in the first two games, ex- have enough batsmen who stepped up at crucial times. Victorian firebrand John Taylor would take only six A round 10 victory over Midland-Guildford highlighted more, with Warriors commitment taking Taylor away Perth’s potential. But Perth’s pace men will need to for much of the season. A haul of 7-42 and 52 for offer Paul Keenan greater support next season. Taylor against Wanneroo in round one would remain The performances of Stuart Walters (372 runs at 31), one of the Vodafone Cup’s most brilliant all-round Francois Grobler (370 runs at 26.43) and Simon performances in 2003-04. Allison (315 runs at 28.64) give Perth plenty of reason As was the case last year, the ‘Dragons’lacked a potent for optimism next season. batting weapon, with Daniel Waters the only batsman to score more than 300 runs, while youngster Shane Lavender scored his maiden century.

Claremont-Nedlands Rockingham-Mandurah 2002-03: Sixth 2002-03: Thirteenth 2003-04: Eleventh 2003-04: Twelfth Leading run getter: Leading run getter: Jim Allenby – 805 runs at 50.31 Craig Simmons – 679 runs at 45.27 Leading wicket taker: Leading wicket taker: Tim McDonald – 41 wickets at 18.07 Joe Sarsero – 37 wickets at 20.54 After being last year’s big improvers, Claremont- After winning two of its first three games, Nedlands showed signs of further progress this season Rockingham-Mandurah fortunes faltered as the season by winning its first three games in style, before losing progressed but still showed signs of genuine improvement. the next eight on the trot. The ‘Mariners’ youthful side continued its development Joint Olly Cooley Medal winner Jim Allenby (805 with Craig Simmons sustained success paying off this runs at 50.31) became the first player in WACA history season with his first-class debut for the Retravision to take 40 wickets and score more than 800 runs in a Warriors. Youngsters Daniel Whiting (293 runs at season. Campbell Robertson (590 runs at 39.33) 41.86) and Ben Wright (265 runs at 37.86) also backed up his last impressive season with another showed plenty of potential. steady year. However the two cut a solitary figure at Joe Sarsero enjoyed a fine season, however he was the top of the Tigers batting tree. required to carry more than the lion’s share of the Claremont-Nedlands new-ball combination was the bowling workload with Warrior Aaron Heal the only second deadliest in the league, with Allenby and Tim other bowler to take 20 wickets. McDonald taking more than 80 wickets between them. While Rockingham-Mandurah showed its can mix it Claremont-Nedlands can focus on a solid pre-season with the best, it will need greater consistency against and the Tigers roar may yet roar again in 2004-05. the power-house clubs next year.

The Western Cricketer 85 Mount Lawley Wanneroo 2002-03: Twelfth 2002-03: Fourth 2003-04: Thirteenth 2003-04: Fourteenth Leading run getter: Leading run getter: Robert White – 496 runs at 33.07 Mike Hussey – 360 runs at 90.00 Leading wicket taker: Leading wicket taker: Garrick Yandle – 34 wickets at 16.97 Callum Thorp – 30 wickets at 14.40 Wins over the powerful Bayswater-Morley and Mike Hussey, despite only having played seven University clubs gave the Mt Lawley faithful reason games, led Wanneroo’s batting again this season with for optimism. However their season was beset by a 360 runs at a remarkable 90.00.A blistering 182 from lack of reliability. Hussey in the Roo’s victory over Mt Lawley in Garrick Yandle finished the season as the most successful round nine was a season’s highlight. bowler and also proved to be an able batsman, scoring However the Warriors Vice-captain struck a lonely a century against Bayswater-Morley in round seven. figure at the top, with no other batsmen to average Opening batsman Robert White (496 runs at 33.07) more than 30. and David Lindsay (458 runs at 41.64) batted with Callum Thorp was once again at his run-restricting aplomb, but the rest of Mt Lawley’s top order often wicket-taking best,with 30 wickets at an average of 14.4. failing to perform when the pressure was on. While the performances of Vince Clark (26 wickets A disappointing year for Mt Lawley.While not lacking at 27.88), Gary Atkinson (25 wickets at 27.12) and ability, have a long way to go to return to the glory Brett Mathers (24 wickets at 22.13) were commendable, of past eras. they will need to offer Thorp greater support next season for Wanneroo to get back into the top six.

Joondalup Gosnells 2002-03: Eleventh 2002-03: Fifteenth 2003-04: Fifteenth 2003-04: Sixteenth Leading run getter: Leading run getter: Julian Russell – 571 runs at 35.69 Luke Pomersbach – 582 runs at 30.63 Leading wicket taker: Leading wicket taker: James Boyland – 25 wickets at 31.00 Guy Hoskin – 38 wickets at 22.05 Despite its first limited overs Shield for 22 years, New coach Peter Rogers set things in motion at when winning its first Drink and Drive Shield, Sutherlands Park. However a first innings victory Joondalup was unable to translate that form into the over Bayswater-Morley in round three was the sole Vodafone Cup. highlight for the ‘Hawks’in an otherwise difficult season. Some positive signs came in round five and six with WA Under-19’s representative Luke Pomersbach sound victories over Wanneroo and Willetton, however once again impressed with a century and three half the Centurions would win just one more fixture – a centuries while Daniel Bennett was the only other round 10 mauling of Gosnells. batsman to score a century. With strike bowler Steven Jacques nursing shin soreness Guy Hoskin finished 9th in the league for wickets all season and bowling partner James Boyland not taken, with Rick Vredenbregt and Shane Beaumont reaching his peak, the Centurions struggled to bowl chipping in with 29 wickets apiece. sides out consistently,Travis Crook (24 wickets) was While not lacking potential, Gosnells will need to the only other bowler apart from Boyland to take enlist a high quality batsman in the off-season if it is more than 20 wickets. to climb out of the doldrums in 2004-05. Opening batsmen Julian Russell received good support from Mat Schenke (343 runs at 31.18) and Paul Swart (457 runs at 30.46) and with greater experience, Joondalup can look forward to a more productive batting department next season.

86 The Western Cricketer Allenby and Bandy Share Olly Cooley Medal

By Ben Oliver

EXCEPTIONAL seasons from young guns Jim Gosnell’s Martin Sharp won the Albert Richings Allenby and David Bandy were rewarded when Medal for best player in Third grade with 17 votes. the pair were proclaimed joint winners of the Olly Julian Murphy from Melville was victorious in 4th Cooley Medal at the WACA Ground in March. grade, claiming 15 votes to win the Allan Mackley Allenby is the first Claremont-Nedlands player to medal. win the medal since the Olly Cooley Medal’s In the inaugural year of the award, Mick Martell inauguration, while Bandy in now in the elite won the Best first year umpire. company of two-times medal winner and Leading Olly Cooley Vote Winners Scarborough captain Kade Harvey, who last won the medal four years ago. 13 votes Brett Dorey (Frem), Adam Voges (Melv), Garrick Yandle (Mt.Law), 12 votes Peter In only the third time the award has been shared, Worthington (MG), Nathan Blight (Uni), 11 votes Allenby and Bandy tied on 15 votes apiece.They Luke Pommersbach (Gos), Nick de Grys (MG), were two votes clear of a four-way tie for second Paul Keenan (Perth), Sam Howman (S-F) between Brett Dory (Fremantle), Adam Voges (Meville), Nick de Grys (Midland-Guildford) and Club Leaders Garrick Yandle (Mount Lawley). BM -Michael Thistle (8), CN - James Allenby Past winner Peter Worthington (Midland-Guildford) (15), F - Brett Dorey (13), G - Luke Pomersbach and Nathan Blight (University) completed a (11), JO - Julian Russell (7), M - Adam Voges (13), crowded leader board with 12 votes each to finish MG - Peter Worthington (12), ML - Garrick equal third. Yandle (13), P - Paul Keenan (11), RM - Craig Simmons (10), SC - David Bandy (15), SP - Gavin In one of the closest Medal counts in years, Gosnells Wates (8), SF - Sam Howman (10), U - Nathan youngster Luke Pommersbach and Rockingham- Blight (12),WN - Vincent Clarke (7),WL - Chas Mandurah batsman Craig Simmons led the voting Keogh (10) early, before University’s Andrew James and Melville’s Adam Voges shared joint leadership at the half-way mark. David Bandy (left) with Scarborough Captain and two-time Olly Cooley medallist Kade Harvey. After the votes for round 10 had been counted, five players were tied at ten votes apiece, before Bandy and Allenby rocketed home in the later games to jointly claim the coveted award. It was a breakthrough year for the 21-year old Allenby.The former WA Under-19’s player finished the Vodafone Cup season first for batting aggregates (805 runs) and fifth for averages (50.31). The medium-fast bowler was sixth in the bowling aggregates with 40 wickets at 17.70 apiece. The exciting all-rounder is also the first player in WACA Pennant history to pass 800 runs and take 40 wickets in a season. Meanwhile Bandy was the accurate assassin of the Vodafone Cup. His controlled netted him 40 wickets at an average of 10.42 and he scored 626 runs at an average of 34.78. In Second Grade, dual honour’s were shared by Joel Charles (Wanneroo) and Brett Hugo (Scarborough) for the J.P. Robbins Medal, with both players polling 11 votes each.

The Western Cricketer 87 Junior cricketers

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Regional Junior

Cricket Program. Joondalup Win Don’t Drink and Drive Shield

By Ben Oliver

A GRITTY half-century from Joondalup batsman Joondalup’s first one-day crown in 22 years. Mick Swart was enough to deliver an unexpected Earlier, Scarborough’s second tier stars led the victory to the Centurion’s in a pulsating Don’t charge, as Man-of-the-Match Liam Davis and Drink and Drive Shield Final. Clint Heron got Scarborough’s title defence off to The Don’t Drink and Drive Shield is the premier a barnstorming start with a magnificent century limited-overs cricket competition in WA. opening partnership. Chasing Scarborough’s imposing total of 270 Davis, who prior to the final had scored 197 runs in under lights at the WACA Ground, Joondalup the entire Don’t Drink and Drive Shield competition, looked done at 8-194, with Retravision Warrior made a sparkling 126 not out and was the centrepiece Ryan Campbell (26), Julian Russell (24) and Matt of the Seagulls total, with Heron chipping in with Schenke (55) all spectators as the circling Gulls a near run-a-ball 77. Bowler Sam Hogg’s reputation looked set to clinch back-to-back titles. for lower-order striking was done no harm with a Travis Crook’s ill-timed run-out – a hesitant push quick-fire 22 off 18 balls. and equally uncertain trundle down the pitch that Warriors Captain Justin Langer failed to score and saw the young fast bowler caught short of his first-grade marauder Kade Harvey compiled a ground by Scarborough captain Kade Harvey – modest 18. seemingly sealed the match at 9-236. Campbell’s wily part-time off-spinners snagged However if news had spread of Scarborough’s three wickets, while veteran spinner Roshan imminent victory, no one bothered to tell Mick Jurangpathy was the best of the bowlers, taking 3-54 Swart. The young right-hander spilt the webbing including Langer’s vital scalp. in his hand during Scarborough’s innings, an In an interesting footnote Campbell kept for the injury that required six stitches first five overs of Scarborough’s innings with no Swart then played with vast maturity to compile wicket-keeping pads.They were still at the airport 63 not out and together with number 11 batsman as he had only returned to Perth an hour before Aubrey Steyn brought the equation down to a the match started. Campbell along with Harvey simple sum – eight runs required from the last over. and Langer had competed in an ING Cup match While Swart was undoubtedly Joondalup’s saviour, against Victoria at the MCG the previous day. it was Steyn who sealed victory.The right-hander smashed David Bandy’s final delivery on the last Ryan Campbell (front row, 4th from left) led Joondalup to a nail biting victory and ball for four to get the two runs required and surprisingly was more effective with his part-time off-spin than his dynamic batting.

The Western Cricketer 89 Drink drivers get caught.

303 R OAD 0564 Junior Cricket Council Competitions

By Colin Bettles,WACA Metropolitan Club and Community Officer

Inverarity Shield (Under 13s) Jim Watkins Shield (Under 15) Inverarity Shield (Under 13s) FINAL: FINAL Played at Lilac Hill, Sunday 14 March 2004. Played at Lilac Hill, Sunday 14 March 2004. SCORES: SCORES Midland-Guildford 6-175 b Wanneroo 8-172 Willetton 9-149 b Bayswater-Morley 108. MEMBERS OF WINNING SIDE: MEMBERS OF WINNING SIDE Ryan Usko (Co-captain), Ben Stockden (Co- Willetton: (Captain), Chris captain),Vivian Jones, Scott Baker, Matt Olsen, Chellew (Vice Captain), James Brightmore, Joshua , Simon Parry, James McPherson, Nicholas, Chad Steenhold, Nicholas Geisler, Ben Nathan Scroop, Zac Fried, Damon Pavlinovich, Molden, Lee McLaughlin, Michael Smith, Sachin Nick Randall, Coach: Noel Baker,Assistant Narang, Saksham Gupta, Patrick Miller, Jayden coach: Graeme Stockden, Manager: Gary Jones. Gaudieri, Chris Brown, , UNDER 15s Mitchell Lane, Coach:Warren Nicholas, Manager: John Geisler. PREMIERSHIP TABLE Team Total UNDER 13s Scarborough 111.86 PREMIERSHIP TABLE Subiaco-Floreat 111.78 Midland-Guildford 109.24 NORTH DIVISION Wanneroo 105.79 Team Won Lost Draw Tied QtientPoints Mount Lawley 96.50 Gosnells 95.37 Bayswater-Morley 7 0 0 0 1.92 42 Willetton 90.93 Wanneroo 6 1 0 0 2.19 36 Melville 84.13 Mount Lawley 4 3 0 0 1.60 24 Perth 80.78 Scarborough 4 3 0 0 1.087 24 Rockingham-Mandurah 76.26 Centurions 3 4 0 0 1.01 18 Joondalup 74.03 Joondalup 2 5 0 0 1.09 12 Bayswater-Morley 69.94 Midland-Guildford 2 5 0 0 0.39 12 South Perth 67.81 Subiaco-Floreat 0 7 0 0 0.170 0 Claremont-Nedlands 47.04 Fremantle 27.08 SOUTH DIVISION Team Won Lost Draw Tied QtientPoints The future of Midland-Guildford cricket looks bright after their U-15’s claimed the 2003-04 Premiership. Willetton 7 0 0 0 3.42 42 Gosnells 6 1 0 0 1.51 36 Melville 4 3 0 0 1.38 24 South Perth 4 3 0 0 1.05 24 Perth 3 4 0 0 0.73 18 Rockingham-Mandurah 3 4 0 0 0.55 18 Claremont-Nedlands 1 6 0 0 0.59 6 Fremantle 0 7 0 0 0.55 0

The Western Cricketer 91 Cricket Council Shield (Under 17) Junior District Award Winners FINAL: Under 15 Played at Lilac Hill, Sunday 14 March 2004. BATTING AVERAGE Ryan Uzsko, Midland-Guildford 374 runs @ 74.80 SCORES: Joondalup 5-259 b Scarborough 184 BATTING AGGREGATE Marc Watkins, Gosnells 467 runs MEMBERS OF WINNING SIDE: Clint Tomlinson (Captain),Tom Whitlock (Vice Captain), Luke Hendricks, Glenn Stockden, Anthony Murphy,Subiaco-Floreat 24 wickets @ 7.54 James Newnham, Chris Thompson,Andrew Strijk, James Evans, Brent Tobin,Brad Pinal, BOWLING AGGREGATE Andrew Payne Sivewright, Michael Whitlock, Sam Armstrong, Mt. Lawley 28 wickets Brad Davidson, Coach:Andy Hendricks,Assistant Coach: Bill Newnham, Manager: Pat Evans. Under 17 UNDER 17S PREMIERSHIP TABLE BATTING AVERAGE Team Total Clint Tomlinson Joondalup 740 @ 74.00 Joondalup 134.65 Midland-Guildford 133.28 BATTING AGGREGATE Scarborough 122.19 Clint Tomlinson Joondalup 740 runs Wanneroo 114.22 Subiaco-Floreat 112.67 BOWLING AVERAGE Perth 112.32 Tom Moscarda, Subiaco-Floreat 31 wickets @ 9.29 Centurions 105.34 BOWLING AGGREGATE Fremantle 101.18 Tom Moscarda, Subiaco-Floreat 31 wickets Bayswater-Morley 99.73 Rockingham-Mandurah 89.06 Melville 84.88 Danae Corser - Willetton 77.71 Player of the Year Awards Mount Lawley 74.87 Under 13’s Andrew Cameron - Wanneroo Gosnells 69.42 South Perth 46.04 Under 15’s Anthony Murphy - Subiaco-Floreat Claremont-Nedlands 33.82 Under 17’s Angus Webster - Perth Jarrad Daniels - Bayswater-Morley

Joondalup Coach, Bill Newnham (back row,far left) with his champion U-17 Premiers. Long time junior cricket supporter Danae Corser with Andrew Cameron (right) who was named the outstanding cricketer in the U-13 Inverarity Shield.

92 The Western Cricketer Cricket Operations Unit

By Doug Harris,WACA Coaching Manager

WACA Cricket Operations Staff Rob Langer General Manager Cricket Operations Wayne Clark Retravision Warriors Coach Doug Harris W.A.Coaching Manager Darrin Ramshaw Manager Team Operations Greg Williams Performance Information Co-ordinator Jon De Celis Coaching Officer North East Zone Ali de Winter Coaching Officer South East Zone Shane McDermott Coaching Officer North West Zone Joe Sarsero Coaching Officer South West Zone Glen Ewen Fitness and Resource Co-ordinator Ruth Prenter Administration Assistant / Project Officer

WACA Coaching Panel Wayne Clark Retravision Warriors Coach (L-R) Fast bowling legend Dennis Lillee with Doug Harris and at the WACA Ground during a Pace Australia Coaching Clinic. Doug Harris WA ‘A’ 2nd XI Coach Darrin Ramshaw Under 19 Coach Level 1 (Development Coach) courses were Greg Williams Under 17 Coach conducted by Zone Coaching Officers within the Sandy Gordon Mental Skills Coach four metropolitan zones and 76 candidates completed Martin Tobin Mental Skills Coach the new course. Neil Tyndall Physical Conditioner Dave Edgar Physiotherapist Coaching & Game Development Dr Damien McCann WACA Doctor In 2003, a review of the WACA Cricket Coach Education Operations concluded that more resources needed to be made available for the development of our Cricket Australia have remodelled the Coach young talented cricketers. Education system to provide candidates a more thorough and detailed delivery of the theory and After consultation and research, Cricket Operations at practice behind coaching. A new Orientation the WACA underwent a restructure to ensure the Course has been developed which provides an identification and development of youth cricketers introduction to coaching and is ideal for the first was improved. time coach.This course is a lead into the Level 1 The key changes were as follows: Course (Development Coach), which is now a • The appointment of four Coaching Officers to combination of on-line and practical modules.The work with WACA district clubs in the areas of WACA are the first state to trial this new system, coaching and identification of players. Secondly, with results to date being very successful. to expand the WACA development programs The WACA conducted several Orientation for talented youth to ensure the WACA is at the Coaching courses during 2003-04. Courses were forefront in developing youth cricketers. delivered in both metropolitan and regional areas • A clear and concise pathway which all players of WA, with a total of 90 participants being certified.

The Western Cricketer 93 have access to. This pathway caters for entry SunSmart State 16s Carnival 2004 level or participation focused players, through to representative level programs. The SunSmart State U-16 Cricket Carnival was held at the picturesque Christ Church Grammar • To increase development opportunities for playing fields, the four day carnival was played among youth players (12-19 yrs). the four Metro zones and two teams representing Cricket Operations now has two distinct areas, Country WA. both vital to the future of WA cricket. The NW Metro Zone (Players from Scarborough, Wanneroo, Joondalup and Subiaco-Floreat District GAME DEVELOPMENT Cricket Clubs) won three games. Four Community Cricket Officers have the role of ensuring participation at the grassroots level Country Black won three games also. NE and SE grows, including girls cricket.They work specifically Metro won two games each, while SW Metro won with community clubs and schools. one game. The Carnival allows players to play at the highest COACHING possible level for their age. At the end of the 2004 Four Coaching Officers have the role of enhancing season, a preliminary U-17 State squad will be the development of players through the education selected. Player's performances for their respective clubs of coaches,and the identification and development of and carnival performances will be taken into account. talent.They work predominantly with the district clubs. A special thanks to the Umpires who did a great Regional Cricket Officers job, Andrew Baird (Manager-Facilities and Special Six Regional Cricket Officers, based in Bunbury, Projects) and Dixie Joy (Head Groundsman) from Northam, Kalgoorlie, Albany, Narrogin and ChristChurch Grammar. Geraldton work six months of the year in cricket. Coaches Awards Their role is to ensure both the development and coaching areas of their regions thrive.The north-west Winners of the WACA Coaches Recognition of the state (Pilbara/Kimberley) is serviced frequently Awards for 2003-04 were: by WACA Coaching and Community Cricket District Senior Club Coaching Officers.This has taken place since the late 1980’s. Phil Rigg Perth District Cricket Club District Clubs District Junior Club Coaching Noel Baker Midland-Guildford Cricket Club With the introduction of the four Zone Coaching Officers, the WACA district clubs were delivered a level of service and assistance never received before. This included a Talent Development Program, aimed at the most talented players from Dennis Lillee welcomes new WACA Chief Executive Tony Dodemaide to the fold U-13 to U-17 level in each zone.The U-14, U-15 during the Dennis Lillee Fast Bowling Academy Clinic. and U-16 Zone Carnivals were held at Midland, Joondalup and Christchurch Grammar respectively and all were very successful and highlighted the talent that is playing at district club junior level. Further to this, the Coaching Officers made regular visits to their zone clubs to provide coaching assistance to players (both junior and senior) as well as working with the coaches to ensure talented players have the best opportunity to progress their cricket. A number of Advanced Coaching Workshops were held at the WACA for district coaches. These included workshops delivered by State Coach Wayne Clark, former AFL Coach Ken Judge and Cricket Australia consultant Mike Young. Through the National Pace Bowling Program, the WACA conducted clinics with specialist coaches Dennis Lillee and Damien Fleming. A spin clinic was delivered by Bob Paulsen and Peter Philpott for the young talented spin bowlers from district clubs.

94 The Western Cricketer Umpiring Development

By Ric Evans,WACA Umpiring Manager

National Umpiring Accreditation Mick Martell, a former first grade player with Scheme Bayswater-Morley and Wanneroo, was the recipient of the WACUA’s Peter McConnell Medal as the In the winter of 2003 Cricket Australia launched best first-year umpire. Mick commenced the season Level 2 of its new National Umpiring umpiring in third grade, progressed to second Accreditation Scheme. Level 2 is designed for grade after two rounds and made his first grade umpires officiating in senior club cricket competitions. debut in the last qualifying round match. Other levels including 1 – aimed at junior competition umpires and 3 and 4 – for First Class and international Representative Matches competitions, are still to be published. Western Australia retained its four umpires contracted Interest in the new scheme was high and 125 people by Cricket Australia; Ian Lock, (promoted to the (47 were new to umpiring) registered for the Level National Panel), Andrew Craig, (Supplementary 2 course. Peter Hanlon, Cricket Australia’s Panel) and Bruce Bennett and Jeff Brookes, Education and Training Manager, introduced the (Development/State Panel).Richard Pease and Peter course to all participants on 25th June 2003. It Fogarty were named as “standby” umpires. provided a much broader and more detailed curriculum Ian Lock enjoyed an outstanding season, umpiring in umpire training. Such matters covered included matches involving Zimbabwe, Australia A, the role of the umpire, coping with the umpiring Retravision Warriors and the CA Chairman’s XI, environment, people management, and eight Pura Cup and two ING Cup matches and intimidation, performance enhancement, legal was emergency umpire for the Test Match and responsibilities, risk management, health and safety two One Day Internationals held in Perth.Andrew principles, as well as an intensive study of the laws Craig (four Pura Cup and two ING Cup), Bruce of cricket this insured participants received a Bennett (RE/MAX Cup, three ING Cup and two comprehensive education. Inherent in the course is CA Cup), Jeff Brookes (RE/MAX Cup and CA Chairman’s XI,three ING Cup and one CA Cup), the requirement for on-field competency to be Richard Pease (National U/19 Youth Championship demonstrated. and three CA Cup) and Peter Fogarty (National The Umpires Appointment Board (UAB) set as U/17 Championship) all performed with distinction. policy that all umpires registered with the WACA In the Women’s National League all of the above- for the senior district cricket competition must mentioned together with Craig Allen,Fred Davis and participate in the course for Level 2 Accreditation. Todd Rann umpired matches played by the Western UAB members for season 2003-2004 were Terry Fury against New South Wales and South Australia. Prue (Chairman), Ric Evans (Umpiring Manager), Regional Cricket Graeme Bibby, Barry Rennie and Keith Rinaldi. All members have First Class umpiring experience. In a challenging initiative, the Carnarvon Cricket Association decided to form a panel of umpires to District Cricket be paid by the Association to umpire all of its 91 umpires officiated in the WACA District matches in season 2003-2004, thus doing away with players having to umpire their own games. Competitions in season 2003-2004 - 78 in the The Association advertised locally for interested seniors and 13 in the juniors. people and WACA Umpiring Manager, Ric Evans, was invited to Carnarvon. Ric conducted a Milestones reached: weekend seminar and introduced the National • 400 WACA matches Umpiring Accreditation Scheme Level 2 to those Doug Frame who had responded to the advertisement. This • 150 WACA matches seminar proved to be a highly successful pilot project John Kavanagh,Todd Rann and is available to all country Associations seeking accreditation for umpires. • 100 WACA matches Graham Capper, Michael Edmonds The appointment of independent umpires was well received by all teams in the Carnarvon Association and will be continued in future seasons.

The Western Cricketer 95 SunSmart Metropolitan Junior Cricket Report

By David Clear,WACA Manager Competitions and Community Cricket

In season 2003-2004, Healthway promoting the Retravision Warriors / SunSmart message commenced its fourth year as Fury Shields sponsor of the Metropolitan Junior Cricket Program. The Retravision Warriors Shield is a Super 8’s Through the SunSmart sponsorship, community cricket competition played between primary cricket fosters the development of juniors. schools through a one day carnival format. The Four Community Cricket Officers were employed program provides boys with the chance to become to work within the Metropolitan area in zones involved in a non-competitive, participation based comprising schools and community cricket clubs. cricket experience. Community Cricket Officers were represented in The Western Fury Shield provides girls with the the following regions: same opportunity to compete in a Super 8’s carnival. The past two seasons has produced considerable North East Mark Sanders growth in Western Fury Shield numbers, mirroring North West David Nicholls (until February) the development of girls cricket at community level. Mark Bowler (February-March) South East Andrew Dawe Over 315 schools and 7730 children participated South West Angele Gray (until December) in the two competitions during 2003-04. Charlie Burke (December onwards) Developing links to community cricket clubs continues to be the main focus of the Retravision Achievements for 2003-04 Warriors and Western Fury Shield programs. • 12,215 junior cricket participants in the Metropolitan area. Retravision Super 8’s • 95 participants at the Junior Focus Evening, For the second consecutive season major sponsor hosted by the Junior Management Board. Retravision have continued their association with Retravision Warrior and current Australian community Super 8’s. The program involves 980 cricketer Brad Hogg was the guest speaker on primary school children playing Super 8’s. the night. • Over 1,800 junior cricketers (primarily Have- The following clubs ran Super 8’s in 2003-04 – A-Go) involved in on-ground demonstrations Balga, Bedford, Beechboro-Lockridge, at the WACA during the lunch and tea intervals Claremont-Nedlands DCC, Glen Forrest, during the season. Gosnells, Joondalup DCC, Melville DCC, • 980 upper primary school children involved in Parkerville, South Perth, and Scarborough DCC. Retravision Super 8’s programs at district and Retravision Super 8’s has proved to be one of the community clubs. most successful recruiting programs in junior • 315 schools statewide involved in the cricket, and is set to continue its growth in the Retravision Warriors Shield / Western Fury coming seasons. Shield competition. • 140 primary school girls joining the Cric-hit Kent Street Senior High School program, in addition to the formation of a girls Cricket Course U13’s competition in the North-East Zone 2003 was another successful and innovative year • Recognition of community cricket volunteers for the Cricket Course. The First XI defeated at a function held during the innings break of the Newman College to win the SunSmart Secondary India-Zimbabwe WACA One-Day International Schools Top Tier Cricket Competition.The team • Initiation of the group insurance scheme was led by Captain Bradd Dalziell and promises to through Jardine Lloyd Thompson for junior produce cricketers capable of progressing quickly cricket in Western Australia, resulting in through the grades. The final was made even more reduced premiums. exciting with the WACA scheduling this event at the WACA ground. Kent Street also managed to defend the Shield against Wesley,Aquinas and the South

96 The Western Cricketer Perth U-17’s for a hat-trick of wins. Aaron John Forrest Senior High School Brunner was rewarded for consistent performances to be named player of the carnival. 2003 proved to be an in important year for the John Forrest SHS Cricket Academy with the first The SPOCK Committee has continued the hard intake from 1999 graduating. Cricket Co-ordinator work required for a successful cricket course. A Sam Davis provided the teaching instruction special thank you to retiring President Geoff throughout all five years, ensuring continuity for Palmer and Secretary Helen Palmer, Mr & Mrs both the students and curriculum. Eighteen students Dalton, Mr & Mrs Abbott, Mr & Mrs Brown, Mrs graduated in the Boundary Room at the WACA, O’Brien and Mr Steenholdt for their commitment with James Noble honoured as the inaugural to the parent group. Cricket Studies Award winner. The turf wicket block was maintained by curator Special thanks to Troy Fullgrabe for his work in Phil Stotten, before his move for full time work up preparing wickets during the season.The Mid-Week north. Ron Dalton filled the void admirably , with challenge (Phil Shea Shield) continued for students post season renovations completed by Ron’s and in Years 10-12, in conjunction with local senior Val Steenholdt’s boys leaving the block looking clubs being able to use the turf wicket facility. terrific for the coming season. During the course of the year students travelled on Highlights over the past year include: camps and trips to simulate conditions that teams • Phil Cheeseman winning the Len Pavy Award experience.The Year 8 group visited the Narrogin (Best Graduating Player) SHS cricket academy and competed in matches, • Steve Abbott winning the SPOCK Award (Best while the Year 9’s were based at Point Peron.The Contribution to the Graduating Class) Year 10’s visited Brisbane and competed in the • Bradd Dalziell, Andrew Turner and Kieran Southern Skies Challenge, finishing third in a Sanders being selected in the Government strong competition. Schools XI During the first term of 2004, Peta Verco commenced • Aaron Brunner and Alex Penter playing in the as Acting Cricket Co-Ordinator with Sam Davis President’s XI v Governor’s XI fixture. on long service leave. Ron Maybury started as the • Winning the Sunsmart Secondary Schools Boys Year 8 cricket teacher, welcoming the new intake Super 8’s competition selected from trials of Year 7’s at the WACA in April. • Finishing runner-up in the 5 Highs tournament in Adelaide. Other major achievements during the • Our tour of the north island of New Zealand season included: by Year 11 and 12 students with Dave Tomlin • Corry Verco being selected in the WA U-19’s and Ken Goatley competing. State team • Graduates Michael Dighton, Marcus North, • Nicole Ayres being selected in the WA U-17’s Luke Ronchi and Ashley Thorpe performing and U-19’s State teams. well at First class level • Brayden Sutton (Midland-Guildford) and Gary • Graduates Luke Pomersbach and Drew Porter Dixon (Wanneroo) making their A-Grade debuts playing State U-19s • Sam Davis selected as State Schoolboys team coach • In round 8 there were 30 Kent Street Cricket • Kyle Francis being selected in the State Course graduates playing 1st grade WACA Schoolboys’ team (U-15’s) District cricket • Continuation of the Yr 10 Guest Speaker program • Graduate Scott Burke beginning his turf curator through Wally Foreman, David Baird, Richard apprenticeship at the WACA Winter and Kim Hagdorn. The KSSHS Cricket Course thanks WACA • Academy students playing matches against the coaching staff Doug Harris, Darrin Ramshaw,Ali State Schoolboys side and Ronderbosch High De Winter and Player Resources Co-ordinator School () Glen Ewen for their support. Special thanks to • Development of cricket school relationships Slater-Gartrell Sports who kindly assisted the program with Kent Street SHS, Narrogin SHS and through provision of prizes for the infamous Rockingham SHS. Diamond Mile. The Cricket and Football Shop • Promotion of the JFSHS academy through a have again given great support with equipment Careers Expo at Midland Railways Workshops and clothing for our 5 Highs team and New • Vocational Education students building a cricket Zealand touring team. pergola for visiting teams. • Fast bowling screening for Year 8’s and 9’s conducted by WACA Coaching Officer Jon Decelis.

The Western Cricketer 97 The JFSHS Cricket Academy thanks Phil Shea 25 in the year 9 and 29 in the year 10 class. The (Acting Principal) for his ongoing support of the upper school year 11/12 class commenced the program. Thanks also to Andy Pudovskis for his year with 13 students, role in co-ordinating WACA and Suburban Turf A pleasing development over the last few months Umpires throughout the course of the year, and has been the appointment of local cricketer Jon Decelis for his support as WACA Coaching Nathaniel Kett as the Regional Cricket Officer for the North-East zone. Development Officer. Nathaniel is an ex-member The continued support of the WACA is greatly of the Narrogin Cricket Academy.. appreciated and central to the success of the program. The First XI produced good results in this year’s The Academy looks forward to continuing the Smarter than Smoking Shield. After nearly 1000 association for the development of cricket and kms of travel and some closely fought games the cricketers in Western Australia. side was eliminated by Saint Marks in the semi- Rockingham Senior High School finals of the second-tier competition. Cricket in the southern suburbs has continued to Congratulations to Blair Forrest (year 8), Garry develop through the specialist cricket program at Leo (year 9), Chris Gow (year 10), and Scott Rockingham Senior High School. Under the Minchinl (year 11-12) who won the top student guidance of Paul Weston 75 budding cricketers are awards for their respective year groups at our enrolled in the program from Year 8-12.Next year Academy Awards Presentation Evening. promises to be exciting for the school, with the Thanks to the Cricket Academy Supporting first Year 8 intake set for graduation. Currently Parents Group (CASP) for its continued association four classes exist in Year 8, 9, 10 and a mixed Year with the Academy. Particular mention to office 11-12 group. bearers Mick Kain (President), Mike McMillan A number of talented players are emerging from (Treasurer) and Dorinda Wyatt (Secretary). within the groups with Amanda Williams and 2004 Sunsmart Secondary Jessica Remus selected in the female WA U-17’s Schools Competition side in 2003-04.Williams was also selected in the Australian Development Squad from the carnival This season the Sunsmart Secondary Schools in Hobart. Teacher Graham Lindstead’s assistance Competition increased its participation rate with through video analysis has been central to the skill the competition contested by a record 72 schools, and technical development of all students. including 6 (top tier limited overs), 54 (second tier limited overs), 11 (girls super 8’s),18 (boys super 8s). The RSHS program is linked with the WACA and is thankful for the support of Coaching Officer Joe Special thanks also go to members of the WA Sarsero.The Cockburn Cricket Shop has also been Schools Cricket Council:Barry Kennedy (Chairman), of great help, in allowing use of their net facilities Peter Green (School Sport WA), Kyle March and the guidance of Steve Matkovich. (ACC), David Tomlin (Kent Street), Peta Verco (Schools Representative NE), John Lucas (Schools Special thanks to Donna Remus for her support in Representative NW), John Beattie (Schools the camps, allowing female students to participate. Representative SW),Alby Nuich (School Sport WA), Thanks also to RSHS Principal Kerry Chipchase Mark Sanders (WACA), Colin Bettles (WACA). for her commitment to the program. TOP TIER LIMITED OVERS Narrogin SHS Cricket Academy Kent Street 197 (Boyd 47, Irwin 31; Brunner 29; The Cricket Academy at Narrogin Senior High Bennett 3-31, Gibbon 2-35) b Newman College School has maintained its status quo of offering a 154 (Sansalone 35, Bobridge 29; Langoulant 3-25, single specialist cricket class in each of the lower Penter 2-15, Brunner 2-35) school year groups with a combined year 11-12 group. The emphasis remains predominantly with SECOND TIER LIMITED OVERS improving the physical skill level of our cricketers, Ballajura Community College 163 (Watts 42, however an added focus has been to increase the Barry 37,A Daniels 27; Brooks 3-6, Earskin 3-39) administration, umpiring and coaching skills of b st. Marks 158 (P Johnson 39, M Johnson 23; our older students in the hope they will enhance J Daniels 2-21, Gabriel 2-26). and complement the local cricket scene in years to come. BOYS SUPER 8’S Numbers remain strong in the lower school program Grand Final: Kent Street 95 b St. Stephens 61 with 30 students enrolled in the year 8 program,

98 The Western Cricketer The Lord’s Taverners (Australia) Western Australian Branch (Inc.)

By Harry Sorrenson AO. MBE.

OFFICE BEARERS 2003-2004 , subsequently spent thirteen years in President: John Moody AM Asia and the Middle-East. Wherever he worked he Chairman: Leo Crohan would always look for a game of cricket. In Secretary: Mike Snell Jakarta, he and fellow WA Taverner, Mike Snell, Committee : Peter Davies, were team-mates who enjoyed premiership success Mal Gammon, Lou Giglia, Peter Howard, in a local cricket competition. That was only one Barrie Hudson, Arthur Lodge, Mandy Loton, of seven premiership teams, involving Leo, that Greg Oldfield, Darryl Smalley, Harry Sorensen, have provided him with lots of happy memories. Peter Wann and Kevin Watson. With only an occasional game these days Leo is finding the time to put his energies into building Objectives on the strong base and reputation Lord’s Taverners The basic objective of Lord’s Taverners is to enjoys in WA, thanks to the fine work of his encourage and promote the playing and enjoyment predecessors, Peter Firkins, Peter Dunn and, for of cricket by young people but in particular those the past eight years, that affable Yorkshireman, disadvantaged physically or mentally, socially, Barrie Hudson. financially or by distance or other circumstances. Leo Crohan is a Company Director and part Lord’s Taverners continues its close association owner of the Perth based engineering firm, The with the WACA, particularly in the development Binder Group, a company which is the Asia Pacific of junior cricket in this State, and especially with region’s largest manufacturer of propriety and custom youngsters in the remote regions. built pipe suspension solutions. Project Funding Now Exceeds Junior Taverner Awards Half Million Western Australia’s Junior Taverner Awards for Over $500,000 has now been funded by Lord’s 2004 went to Holly Hyder and Greg Beresi.These Taverners in WA on a wide range of programs Awards are now recognised among the most prestigious since a Branch was established in February 1983. in Western Australian cricket. Quite a number of Programs have included West Kimberley past awardees have gone on to represent their State Development Program, AUSRAPID National in both forms of cricket – and 1989 Awardee Indoor Cricket Championships for players with an Damien Martyn has distinguished himself at an intellectual disability,Kent and John Forrest Senior International level. Great hopes are held for these High Schools’ Cricket Courses,Winter Coaching latest Awardees as they join this exclusive band of Program in Regional WA, Girls Cricket Talent high achievers. Development and specially designed programs for Holly Hyder, the 2004 Junior Taverner, is a 16 year Aboriginal youngsters in regions centred on old from the country town of Bunbury and has Broome and Bunbury. had an outstanding 2003-04 season having represented Lord’s Taverners WA has a strong commitment to WA in both U-17 and U-19 State teams. Holly give the young, particularly the disadvantaged, a was WA’s best bowler in both the U-17 and U-19 sporting chance. National Championships and won selection in the U-17 Honour Team and the 2004 Australian U-17 Leo Crohan New WA Chairman Development Squad. Given that Holly is not Western Australia’s recently appointed Chairman metropolitan based her determination to play at of Lord’s Taverners, Leo Crohan, says he is theoretically the highest level has only been possible because of a hard hitting left-hand bat who bowls the occasional great sacrifices on her part and from the Hyder gentle RH off-cutter, has never troubled National, family. State or even first-grade selectors, but has enjoyed Greg Beresi (16), the other 2004 Awardee, is a great deal of pleasure from his years of cricket. described as a gritty RH top order bat with the Forty-three year old Leo Crohan was born and ability to score runs and adapt his game to the situation. raised in Melbourne. At age 27 his employment He represented WA in the 2004 U-17 took him to Singapore and he, with his trusty Championships in Adelaide and was his State’s

The Western Cricketer 99 leading run scorer – 209 runs at 41.8. During the Southerland. The achievements of Greg and Travis 2003-04 season Greg, in all games, in many different were acknowledged by Lord’s Taverners in having grades, had a run aggregate of 936 runs at 40.7. the two young men as VIP guests at its Test Match The highlight of his season, undoubtedly, was his Breakfast in October last. selection as a WA representative for the Imparja The Imparja Cup has become a highly successful Cup held in Alice Springs. In this competition he annual event providing opportunity for indigenous averaged 31.00 and was honoured with selection cricketers to display their range of skills. Two in the National ATSIC XI. Western Australians who impressed the National WA Members’ Functions Selectors were Clinton Dann and Greg Beresi. Attract Top Speakers Clinton and Greg were named in the ATSIC XI. Sixteen year-old Greg Beresi’s 2004 achievements An attractive program of Members’functions,featuring have been further recognized in that he is also interesting speakers, is a sure formula for keeping Lord’s Taverners Junior Cricketer for 2004. membership interested and supportive and is an The Deaf Cricket Ashes Series, Australia v excellent vehicle for attracting new members. England, was played out between 26 January and During the past twelve months Lord’s Taverners 15 February 2004. Australia won all three Test WA has held three Members’ functions featuring Matches but lost the One Day Internationals 1:4. ABC’s top cricket broadcaster, Jim Maxwell, the Western Australia’s sole representative was profoundly ‘West Australian’ specialist cricket writer John deaf Tim Regan and both WACA and Lord’s Townsend and former WA and Australian cricketer, Taverners provided financial assistance to enable him now TV presenter, Brendon Julian. to participate in this series. Tim had an outstanding ‘Spirit of Cricket’ Award Extended series that won him a number of accolades – best to Country Week Competition bowling average in Test Matches; equal third for most number of wickets; and, in ODI’s the equal WA Country Cricket Board decided that this year top wicket taker. it would introduce a ‘Spirit of Cricket’ award as part of Landmark Senior Country Week 2004. Obituary Peter Dunn (1921-2004) This decision was made in keeping with recent Peter Dunn, the Chairman of WA Branch of trends in Australian Cricket and following the Lord’s Taverners from 1987 to 1996, died in Perth example set by the WACA through their introduction on 6 February this year after a long illness. of the Lord’s Taverners Spirit of Cricket Award in Peter presided over an important stage in the the metropolitan based Vodafone Cup District development of Lord’s Taverners in WA and was Pennant Cricket competition. committed to ensuring that sponsorship funding Lord’s Taverners WA was delighted to extend its was directed to the most deserving programs, involvement with this program to include particularly in regional Western Australia. Country Week Cricket. At the conclusion of the He enjoyed much personal success, both in business Country Week Competition Lord’s Taverners and on the playing fields.At the time of his retirement Spirit of Cricket Awards were presenterd to those from business in 1982 he was deputy State Manager adjudged best performers in each of the competition’s of the Reserve Bank. His sporting endeavours five separate sections. The Award recipients for extended well beyond cricket to include hockey 2004 were teams representing North Midlands (State representative), golf, tennis and table tennis. (A), Williams (B), Bunbury (C), East Kimberley (D) and Nor-West and Murchison (E). As a cricketer Peter was a left-arm bowler with a classical action. He played in 15 Sheffield Shield Australian Team Selection Honours matches with a best return of 6-26 against South Lord’s Taverners WA has provided sponsorship Australia. From his second ball in first-class cricket support during the past year in a number of areas. he had NSW and Australian opener Sponsorship support for Ausrapid, the Imparja Cup dropped at second slip. Morris went on to score a and the Deaf Cricket Ashes series, has enabled a number match-winning 160. Peter was a prolific club wicket taker for Claremont Cottesloe. His club record of of Western Australians to attain National honours: 558 wickets ranks him among the WACA’s highest. Ausrapid, through the Australian Indoor Cricket Peter Dunn was appointed by the Australian Federation, conducts a national event for indoor Cricket Board as WA’s first Commissioner for the cricketers with an intellectual disability. Although players’ code of behaviour. semi-final losers in the 2003 Championships the WA team provided the ‘Player of the Series’, Greg Any reader wanting further information about Leahy, and two representatives in the 2003 Lord’s Lord’s Taverners WA could telephone 9312 1659 Taverners All Star Team – Greg Leahy and Travis or write to PO Box 344 Applecross WA 6153.

100 The Western Cricketer Museum and Memorabilia Sub-Committee

By Brian Brosnan,WACA Museum Co-ordinator

co-operation with the WACA Curator Richard Winter the Museum created the “WACA Rare Earth” memorabilia piece featuring a soil sample from the pitch used for the Australia v Zimbabwe Test Match.These were highly sought after. In January the WACA Museum celebrated the final appearance of the Waugh brothers with the “Waugh at the WACA” commemorative tee shirts. These proved very popular. Congratulations are offered to our Retravision Warriors current ING one day Champions, following their victory at the GABBA on 29 February 2004.The Waterford Crystal trophy worth an estimated $100,000 will be on display in the WACA Museum until the next ING Cup Final. The infamous ‘Under-Arm Ball’ that delivered to New Zealand is housed in the WACA Ground Museum. The Museum held its inaugural Christmas Family Day on 12 December 2003. The entry fee went to 2003-04 will be remembered as a progressive and Charity Link.With the support of sponsors Coca historic period for the Museum. Cola and Four and Twenty we were able to offer The Museum underwent a business rationalisation free drinks and pies to patrons on the day. The with the introduction of new strategies to maximise event was supported by 11 Museum Volunteers and income and attract greater patronage.An agreement the Community Cricket Officers and Membership was signed with the Western Australian Tourism Department. On behalf of the Museum and Commission to promote museum and ground tours “Charity Link” thanks are extended to all. to the numerous tourists that visit their premises Dennis Lillee continued his generous support as and website. the Museum’s Honorary Patron. Dennis attended The WACA Museum was a supporter of the Perth a morning tea organised to introduce the volunteers Hoteliers concierge association awards, “Les Clef to new WACA CEO Tony Dodemaide. Tony and Door”. The Museum seeks to work closely with Dennis addressed the group and reinforced their leading hotels informing them of the services we offer strong backing and belief in the importance of the so they can confidently recommend us to their patrons. Museum.The Museum is grateful for their support. The pursuit of media coverage resulted in newspaper, Memorabilia Sub-Committee radio and national television coverage of the Under the Chairmanship of Frank O’Driscoll, Museum collection and tours.The highlight of this with the support of his deputy Rob O’Connor promotional campaign was the WACA Museum QC, the Committee continues to address the many being featured by Ernie Dingo in a story on “The issues of commemorating the WACA’s pre-eminent Great Outdoors” position in Western Australian sport. Other With the support of the Museum Volunteers the Members of the Sub Committee were Gary number of ground tours was doubled. Thomas, Justin Shepherd, Allen Nicholls, Allan Edwards and Norm Smith These steps all contributed to a jump in museum attendance to 7000. After a comprehensive survey Items reviewed this year include:appropriate naming of other Australian Test cricket venues entry fees of the rooms in the new Players Pavilion,development were adjusted. of appropriate memorabilia displays, relocation of memorabilia to the Southern Side, upgrading of On the field the WACA Ground was the venue for Honour Boards, the considerations for a several high profile and historic matches. Mathew “Concourse of Champions” concept,‘period’ décor Hayden set a world record individual Test score in and photos included in a redecorated WACA the October Test Match against Zimbabwe. In President’s Room.

The Western Cricketer 101 Western Australian Women’s Cricket Association 2003-2004 Season Review

By Angele Gray,Women’s Cricket Administration Co-ordinator

To ensure the women’s fraternity continues to have input into the future development of the game and programs for women and girls, two new committees have been established. The Women’s Cricket Advisory Committee will provide strategic support and guidance to the operations, while the Women’s Cricket Council will be responsible for overseeing the senior women’s competition. Established in 1930, the Women’s Cricket Association has had a long and successful history. Since the first Australian Team tour in 1934-35, WA has produced 28 players that have represented Australia and has produced a number of fine State senior representatives. It is anticipated that the inte- gration will further the opportunity for women and girls to enjoy the great game of cricket in WA. Life Members (WA Women’s Cricket Association) 1966 Mrs Olive Leslie (Davis), Mrs I James, Miss Jenepher Morison 1968 Miss P.Mace, Miss Norma Connell (Foster) 1972 Miss Heather Asquith 1974 Mrs Jean True (Bathgate) 1975 Mrs Elsie Fairlie (Joss) 1978 Mrs Lyn Hollingsworth (Smith) 1979 Mrs Pauline Drage (Monger) 1982 Mrs Alice Warren 1983 Mrs Ann Fuhrmann (King) 1984 Mrs M Hamilton 1987 Mrs Claire Papasergio (King) 1988 Mrs Leonie Keenan 1996 Ms Karen Read 2003 Ms Coralie Towers Coralie Towers – Inducted into History Left-arm orthodox spinner Dawn Holden was a key member of the Western Fury attack in 2003-04. In June 2003, the WA Women’s Cricket Association, prior to integration into the WACA, voted unanimously Integration into WACA Structure to award Coralie Towers a Honorary Life Membership. Cricket for women and girls in Western Australia Coralie started her cricket career in the 1952-53 has entered new and exciting times. On 1st season for the Subiaco Women’s Cricket Club. December 2003,Women’s Cricket was integrated She later became one of the founding members of into the WACA structure. The WACA will provide the South Perth Women’s Cricket Club. an operational platform through which the game for girls and women can realise its true potential. An outstanding medium pace bowler, Coralie rep- resented Western Australia in just her first season of With the integration, the position of cricket. Her representative career spanned ten years, Administrative Co-ordinator – Women’s Cricket and included representing Australia in 1961 and 1963. was established. Western Fury player Angele Gray was appointed to the position, responsible for Beyond her playing career,Coralie held the positions overseeing the development of all levels of the of State women’s coach and selector. She was also game for women and girls in WA. President of the WA Women’s Cricket Association from 1990-1993.

102 The Western Cricketer Representative Cricket a competitive total of 197. Fury bowlers Wong, Kross, Stammers and Renee Chappell took one Western Fury 2003-04 Season wicket each. The Fury leadership team Elwyn 2003-04 was a season of improvement and optimism Campbell (93) and (67) placed the Fury as the Western Fury got back on the winners board in a winning position with an opening partnership and blooded some young talent. of 149. Despite a slight middle order collapse the Fury were able to post their second win of the season. In the first game of the season WA went down to NSW at the WACA Ground by 82 runs. Match two was a day of changing weather patterns. In bright sunshine, the Fire batted first and made In match two the result was no different with 178. (44) was the leading scorer for the NSW easily taking the points. Fire. The Fury’s opening bowlers, Connie Wong Travelling to Princess Park in Victoria resulted in (2-22) and Cindy Kross (3-27) were outstanding another loss as WA could only manage 193 in and were well supported by the remainder of the reply to Victoria’s 265. attack, with all bowlers taking wickets. With rain Match two was a day of high emotion for the Fury falling during the lunch break, the Fury started with former Australian off-spinner Avril Fahey their innings in vastly different conditions. Goss rushed to hospital, later diagnosed with Type 1 (31) and Holden (24) kept the Fury above the Diabetes.Victoria could only manage 142 in their required Duckworth/Lewis run rate. With play innings and thanks to Lauren Stammers (39) the stopped in the 31st over the match was declared a Fury passed the Victorians score in the final over of no result, due to a competition rule that states that the match. there cannot be a difference of more than 15 overs faced by either team. Confidence high, the Fury travelled to Queensland to play the winless Fire. Julia Price (54), Melissa Following a three-week break, the Fury faced the Bulow (42) and Trish Brown (33*) led the Fire to South Australian Scorpions, with Julie Woerner (45)

The Western Cricketer 103 and Australian vice-captain (102) Psychologist, Podiatrist and Nutritionist. Fitness the main stays in the Scorpions total of 225. Advisor, Rob Duffield, and Psychologist Barbara Eighteen year old Lauren Stammers stood tall for Dearden, have worked intensely with the group the Fury with 70 runs from 86 balls, however her over the past 2 seasons. Both were given the efforts would be in vain as the Fury folded at 9-185. opportunity to travel with the side over the 2003-04 season, providing skilled support and greatly Match two saw a much closer tussle. Fury opener contributing to the good feel of the group. The Elwyn Campbell demonstrated her superb technique, players were extremely appreciative of the support reaching 69 in the Fury’s 167. The Scorpions provided by all personnel and look forward to scored slowly, thanks to a sensational effort from their continued involvement. come back bowler Avril Fahey (1-24). Despite a valiant effort in the field, the Scorpions reached National League Rankings the total with two overs to spare. 1. New South Wales Breakers 2.Victorian Spirit WACA Community Cricket Officer, Mark 3. South Australia Scorpions Sanders, took over the Fury team after the first 4.Western Fury round and was extremely pleased with the support 5. Queensland Konica Fire received from the players. “The senior players were responsible for the changing success of the Western Fury Player of the Year team, they stood up and provided a front for the Former English international Dawn Holden was group,” said Mark. named the Western Fury Player of the Year. The Sanders played a key role in uniting the team and left-arm orthodox spinner bowled with terrific changing the focus of the group. Under Coach economy and batted with a steady head, scoring Sanders leadership, the Fury focused on playing a her runs at an average of 30. more accountable style of cricket, with honesty of The award was presented at the CUB Gold Cup effort and centering on the game plan, key principles Dinner, as part of the integration of women’s for the players. cricket into the WACA. Major contributors to the Fury team in 2003-04 were the support staff, which included no less than Western Fury Captain Zoe Goss goes on the attack in the WNCL. a Physiotherapist, Sports Trainer, Fitness Advisor,

104 The Western Cricketer Fury Young Guns Championship Ranking The Western Fury blooded some young and exciting 1. New South Wales talent in 2003-04 and with ongoing support and 2. Queensland opportunity,will form an important nucleus of the 3.Victoria Fury for years to come. 4.Western Australia Lauren Stammers, Lauren Shave and Patrice 5. South Australia Berthold were regular members of the Fury team 6.Tasmania throughout the Women’s and 7.Australian Capital Territory they featured strongly in the highlights of the season. With 8 matches in the 2002-03 season under her Western Australian Under-17 Girls’ Team The Western Australian team travelled to Geelong, belt, Lauren Stammers settled her position as an for the Australian Under-17 Championship. all-rounder in the Fury. Lauren demonstrated great maturity and desire in her performances, Western Australia finished fourth, its highest placing scoring a hard fought 39 against Victoria and 70 and in its inaugural year, the WA team was awarded runs against South Australia were highlights of the Spirit of Cricket Award. Lauren’s season. Championship Ranking The Australian selectors recognised Lauren’s exciting 1. Queensland talents with her selection in the Australian Youth 2.Victoria Team – Shooting Stars. 3. New South Wales Playing just three matches for the Fury in 2002-03, 4.Western Australia Patrice Berthold was determined to overcome 5. South Australia injury troubles and cement her position in the 6.Australian Capital Territory team in 2003-04. The tall right-arm medium-fast bowler played six of the eight WNCL matches. Game Development At seventeen year of age, Lauren Shave is a name of the future. The right-arm pace bowler has SunSmart Women’s Competition developed into a consistent line and length bowler, A Grade Competition - One-Day Competition her economy (3.71) was a feature of her bowling Final:Tuart Hill 4-180 J. Palmer 86, S. Pearce 60 performances in 2003-04. b High Wycombe 6-177 S. Pearce 2-7, C.Wong 2-21 Combined with her terrific debut year for the Two-Day Competition Fury,Lauren was an outstanding performer for WA Final:Tuart Hill 4-217 Z. Goss 125*, R. Stewart 2-52 at the Australian Under-19 Championships and b Subiaco Marist 215 A. Gray 56, N.Ayres 3-46 has been selected in the 2004 Australian Youth B Grade Competition Squad. Renee Chappell and Lauren Stammers Final: Melville 4-149 A.Williams 46, S. Roufail 25* join Lauren in the Youth Squad. b High Wycombe 51 Claire Tyrrell 10*, Western Australian Under-19 Women’s Team M. Chappell 4-18 For the first time in the history of the SunSmart Girls Competition Championships,Tasmania hosted the 2003-04 carnival. 17s Division After a poor start, Western Australia finished Final: MLC 2-54 N. Bolton 25 strongly to place fourth overall.WA faced eventual b st. Brigid’s College 47 Imberlong 13, F.Davies 3-9 runner-up Queensland to push for a place in the 15s Division Final. Queensland dominated the match scoring Final: Santa Maria College 7-59 defeated South 225 and restricting WA to just 82. Perth JCC 53 The first time Captaincy of 17-year-old Lauren All trophy winners were acknowledged at an Shave was outstanding. She performed the role historic Vodafone Cup Pennant Dinner alongside with great maturity. Off-spin bowler Caroline the Men’s District Cricket Awards. Brough took some outstanding hauls, with 6-17 against Tasmania and 4-23 against South Australia. With just three days rest between the Australian Under-17 and Under-19 Championships, the efforts of Holly Hyder, Nicole Ayres and Melanie Chappell, who represented WA in both age groups, were outstanding.

The Western Cricketer 105 Country Cricket Report 2003-2004

By Troy Starcevich,WACA Regional Cricket Coordinator

emphasis on participation, coach education and talent identification. The six Western Power regional cricket officers employed by the WACA in 2003-04 were: Dale Ballantyne – Great Southern Mark Winnett – Goldfields Glen Collins – Wheatbelt Aaron Sheldon – Mid West Charlie Burke/Nathaniel Kett – Central Districts Ross Stephen – South West Highlights of the Western Power Regional Junior Cricket Program for 2003-04 included: • Program launch in Narrogin on 23rd October featuring approximately 200 local school students and appearances from Retravision Warriors Lyle Jones (second from right) at the launch of the CBH sports sponsorship program players Brett Jones and Steven Jacques. in Narrogin. With Lyle are, from left,Terry Waldron, Dale Wansborough and Mick McGinniss • Western Power Junior Cricket Challenge on the WACA ground during the lunch break on Season 2003-04 proved to be significant for the Day 3 of the Perth Test which featured over 140 administration of country cricket for two important junior country cricketers. reasons. First, was the creation by the WACA of a full-time country cricket administration position. • The Western Power Junior Cricketer of the Year This new position, which oversees all country awards presented to six young cricketers during cricket programs run by the WACA, will help to the lunch break of the Pura Cup Match improve the efficiency of country cricket administration between the Retravision Warriors and the on a State-wide basis. NSW Speedblitz Blues on 25th January. The second significant event was the resignation of • An overall increase in junior country cricket long-serving country cricket administrator, Lyle participation of 4% and an increase in Have-A-Go Jones. Lyle served on the WA Country Cricket and Kanga cricket participation of 28%. Board, first as the Central Districts delegate and • Approximately 4,500 boys and girls involved in later as Chairman, for a total of 16 years. Through school cricket carnivals. his strong relationships with the farming and sporting communities in rural WA, Lyle forged • A record number of 39 teams participated in some important partnerships that have seen country Landmark Junior Country Week in Perth in cricket in WA prosper over the last decade into the January, representing an increase of 34% from sound position it is currently in today. Lyle has last season. made an outstanding contribution to cricket in Western • The Lord’s Taverners winter training program Australia. His friendly disposition and passion for was run in each region to provide specialist, the game will be sorely missed by all at the WACA. one-on-one coaching for talented young cricketers.

Western Power Regional Junior Landmark Senior Country Week Cricket Program Landmark Senior Country Week 2004 was held in Western Power has sponsored the Regional Junior Perth from Sunday 18th January to Saturday 24th Cricket Program since 1997-98. With their support January 2003. the WACA employs six regional cricket officers in Fifty-four teams participated in Senior Country the country regions. These officers are employed Week 2004, including an Indigenous XI team. to assist the development of cricket with particular This provided them with the opportunity to fine-tune

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108 The Western Cricketer After this result, the team won only one of its remaining 4 games. This was against tournament new-comers East Asia Pacific in the final round. Despite a disappointing team performance at the Championship, three WA players were selected in the Australian Country team. They were batsmen Kris Elliot and Leigh Burns and keeper Brendan King. The CBH Country XI continued their recent success in the WACA Don’t Drink and Drive Shield competition. After losing the first game of the season to Subiaco-Floreat in Perth, the CBH Country XI recorded a stirring victory against Fremantle in round two and then comprehensively defeated Gosnells in Brookton to secure a place in the finals for the fourth consecutive season. Lyle Jones retired in April 2004 after 10 years as Country Cricket Board Chairman. Jones first joined the Board in 1988 and spent 16 years serving country cricket in WA. In the quarter-final match against University at James Oval, young Wyalkatchem batsmen Kris Their title defence got away to a thrilling start Elliot scored a century to set up the CBH against Queensland Country in a rain-shortened Country XI victory with just 2 balls to spare. match. Set a modest 144 to win off 55 overs, the The semi-final against Joondalup at Settlers Hills WA CBH Country XI seemed to be cruising to proved to be a tight, low scoring affair. After a victory with just 10 runs required, four wickets in shaky start, young Geraldton batsmen Anthony hand and plenty of balls to spare. But a hat-trick Easton (45) and Chris D’Mello (66) consolidated suddenly turned the match in Queensland’s favour and the middle order to see the Country XI reach 9 WA was bowled out soon after with the scores level. for 173 at the completion of its 50 overs.

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Metropolitan Cricket Executive

By Troy Starcevich,WACA Club Cricket Officer

METROPOLITAN XI SENIORS AWARDS – Jason Brown - WASTCA Manager Bruce Stark Round 4 – Metropolitan Colts 253 tied with Scorer Ian Hale Claremont-Nedlands 253 Round 1 Scarborough 8-228 b Metropolitan XI 9-209 Player of the Match – Jamie Scarderfield - WASTCA MXI Player of the Match – Steve Maloney Quarter-final – Joondalup 214 b Metropolitan Colts 153 Round 2 – Willetton 3-307 b Metropolitan XI 7-181 Player of the Match – Adam Manners WASTCA MXI Player of the Match – Jeremy Vlasich Metropolitan Colts Player of the Year 2003-04 Round 3 –Midland-Guildford (at WACA Geoff Periera SMCA Ground) 9-255 b Metro.XI 233 MCE INTER-ASSOCIATION MXI Player of the Match – Simon Brinkley Round 4 –Claremont-Nedlands 9-254 b Metro. COMPETITION WINNERS XI 9-212 Seniors Winners – WASTCA (captain Steve Maloney) MXI Player of the Match – John Ashton – SMCA WASTCA (249) b SMCA (234) MXI Seniors Player of the Year 2003-04 – Simon Colts Winners – WASTCA (captain, Steve Russell) Brinkley WCA WASTCA (197) defeated WCA (134) Veterans Winners – WASTCA (captain, Bob Bythell) METROPOLITAN XI COLTS AWARDS WASTCA (189) defeated PCA (118) Manager Mike Parker Scorer Dave Pearson MCE INTER-ASSOCIATION PLAYERS Round 1 – Metropolitan Colts 9-229 OF THE YEAR b Scarborough 8-228 Veterans – Brett Kriksolatis WASTCA Player of the Match – Geoff Periera - SMCA Colts – James Sprague WASTCA Round 2 – Metropolitan Colts 9-253 b Willetton 8-252 Seniors (Dom Mucciarone Award) – Ryan Miller Player of the Match – Steve Russell - WASTCA SMCA Round 3 – Midland Guildford 2-193 b Metropolitan Colts 190

The Western Cricketer 111

Obituaries

By Bill Reynolds, Cricket Historian In Memoriam

Obituaries 2003-2004 The Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.) extends sincere sympathy to the family and friends of the following Members for whom we have advice of their untimely passing during the period covered by this report. Any omission in failing to acknowledge the passing of a valued Member is sincerely regretted.

Ms B.Anthony Mr J.G. Kuehne Mr G.F.Pegg Mr R.P.Cox Dr M. Lamb Mr R. Pye Mr N.F.Culloton Mr M.N. Lendich Mr B.G. Rowe Mr M.G. De Mamiel Mrs I.P.Lord Mr D.W.Shand Mr F.V. Dunham Mr A.M. McKie Mrs J.E. Siford Mrs M.R. Eaton Mr P.A.Meecham Mr R.L. Southern Mr J. Faulkner Mr R.N.G. Meecham Mr I.W.Steele Mr J. Gilmour Mr H. Menzies Mrs M.J.Throssell Mr E. Hadsley-Chaplin Mr S.D. Meredith Miss B.M.Willcock

C.W. (Wally) Langdon impressed the “Don” that he was invited, as the Born in Boulder in 1922, only WA player, to Bradman’s Testimonial match in Wally Langdon was a December 1948. schoolboy prodigy,excelling In 1949-50 he accepted an invitation to tour India in most sports. He played with a Commonwealth team. He returned to the Senior Country Week in WA team the following year. He played State 1937 as a 14 year old. He cricket for another three seasons before moving to made his first Country Week England to play professional cricket for Burnley in century the following the Lancashire League. season. In five years in this competition he scored Returning to Perth in 1955 he only played another 1209 runs at 50.37 and took two first class matches for WA before retiring to 68 wickets at 9.35 with his slow left arm deliveries. concentrate on a career and family. He had played only 29 matches for WA, scoring 1857 runs at He was encouraged to come to Perth in 37.14 with 5 centuries, held 24 catches, and taken November 1941 and made his pennant debut for 23 wickets as an occasional bowler. Claremont with an impressive 152. An elegant left hand batsman he was only able to play nine clubs Wally continued in club cricket until 1958-59 matches before war service in the RAAF claimed when he retired after 15 seasons. In all he played him. He was able to resume his club career in 126 matches, scored 6068 runs at 48.56 with 17 1945-46, and made his State debut, against the centuries, took 95 catches, and captured 192 wickets MCC team the following season. at 17.22. Wally became an automatic choice from 1947-48 Beyond his retirement as a player Langdon later when WA entered the Sheffield Shield competition. served the State as Selector and Coach. His His maiden first class hundred came at the end of combination with fellow selectors, Alan Edwards season when the Australian team, “Bradman’s and Laurie Sawle, had stressed teamwork and a Invincibles”, passed through Perth. He so high standard of fielding. Their efforts set the tone for successful WA teams in the 1970’s.

The Western Cricketer 113 Wally Langdon was also a highly respected media W.I. (Warren) Carter person as an extremely knowledgeable and erudite Warren Carter was a modest club player and coach special comments broadcaster He passed away on for the Melville club before they gained first grade 2 May 2004, aged 81. status. He turned to umpiring in the WACA district competition in 1958. He reached first grade level E.J. (Teddy) Martin in three seasons. The death occurred on 9 June 2004 of Australia’s, and WA’s, oldest first class cricketer, Edmund John Carter’s knowledge of the game stood him in Martin. In fact he was the only first class cricketer good stead. Thus he embarked on a first class in Australia to reach a century in years. Born at career spanning nine seasons. In all he officiated in Bendigo in Victoria in 1902, he came to WA in the 24 Sheffield Shield games, 6 first class fixtures early 1920’s so was a late starter in club cricket. An against international teams, and 4 limited overs orthodox slow left-hander, he began with the games. He retired in 1976-77. Subiaco-Leederville club in first grade in 1927. In 1971 he was honoured with life membership of In 1930-31 he had his best season, capturing 49 the WA Cricket Umpires Association. He retired wickets at 15.61. His opportunity came for State in 1977 having stood in 288 pennant matches of representation in 1932-33 against Jardine’s MCC which 184 were in first grade. He also guided his tourists. Martin captured three wickets in each innings,. son, Warren, into pennant cricket umpiring. He passed away on 17 May, aged 82. His next match was for the Australian XI against the MCC. The Australian selectors brought in Norma Foster (nee Connell) Richardson, Fingleton, Bradman and McCabe to It is with sadness that we acknowledge the passing bolster the local team. Tremendous crowds, nearly of Norma Foster on the 17th February 2004, at 81 20,000, attended this match on each of the three days. years of age. However, Martin did not take a wicket in the In 1968 Norma was awarded a Life Membership match. His performances in 1933-34 fell away and by the WA Women’s Cricket Association, in he was not selected for the WA tour to the east acknowledgement of her years of service to the that season. So his only two first class matches game. During her involvement in cricket she produced 6 wickets at 48.50, and 3 runs from two played for the Willows Women’s Cricket Club innings. (based in Perth) and represented Western Australia The Great Depression, job opportunities, and a at senior level from 1961-62 – 1967-68 young family allowed him to play only one more (Captained WA 1963). Norma, a medium pace season of club cricket. So after 8 seasons he retired bowler, also held the positions of state selector and at of 33. He had taken 230 club wickets President of the Association in 1967-68. at 20.83 with 8-46 his best, scored 1441 runs at Please Note: An obituary for Peter Dunn 15.01 with a top score of 84, and held 77 catches appears on page 96 in the Lord’s Taverners section from his 99 matches. of the Western Cricketer. A very cheerful man, he lived in his own home until two years ago. He was 101 at the time of his death.

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Board Financial Report 2003 - 2004 118

Statement of Financial Performance for the year ended 30 June 2004 119

Statement of Financial Position as at 30 June 2004 120

Statement of Cash Flows for the year ended 30 June 2004 121

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 30 June 2004 122

Board’s Declaration 133

Independent Audit Report to the Members of the Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.) 134

The Western Cricketer 117 Board Financial Report

The Members of the Board present their report together with the financial report of the Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.) (Association) for the year ended 30 June 2004 and the auditor's report thereon. Members of the Board The Members of the Board at any time during or since the end of the financial year are: Name of Member Position/Title CAC Fear Chairman of the Board & Vice President PB Rakich President WM Bryant Vice President FD O'Driscoll Vice President (Retired 30 June 2004) WJ Edwards Vice President AD Rule Honorary Treasurer RG Paulsen Vice President (From 1 July 2004) PA Sullivan Members' Representative (Retired 30 June 2004) BG Marsh Members' Representative (Retired 17 September 2003) RK O'Connor QC Members' Representative (Retired 17 September 2003) WD Hill Members' Representative K Penter Members' Representative PL Murphy Cricket Council Representative I Waite Cricket Council Representative JA Worland Cricket Council Representative J Rogers Cricket Council Representative (Retired 7 July 2003) M Mascarenhas Cricket Council Representative J Shepherd Members' Representative (From 17 September 2003) DH Foster Members' Representative (From 17 September 2003) RM McLean Members' Representative (From 1 July 2004) BT Thornton Members' Representative (From 1 July 2004) Review and result of operations During the year ended 30 June 2004 the Association recorded a disappointing reduction in operating surplus before interest and depreciation of $865,983 (2003: $1,506,828) a decrease of 43% compared with the previous year. Operating revenue decreased by approximately 6% due mainly to a reduction in revenue of $357,000 from lower than expected attendances at the Test and One Day Internationals (“ODI”) and a reduction in Membership Revenues of $264,000 as a result of decrease in membership numbers. There was a decrease in operating expenditure of 1% over the previous year due mainly to lower costs associated with the lower attendances at the Test and ODI’s, partially offset by increases in marketing and cricket operations expenditure. Depreciation of $1,249,165 (2003: $1,163,980) and borrowing costs of $959,911 (2003: $575,335) resulted in an operating deficit of $1,343,093 (2003: $232,487 deficit). This operating result was an aberration primarily due to the poor international program allocated to the Association by Cricket Australia.The 2004-05 program is more consistent with the typical program and should result in a substantial turnaround in the Association’s financial results.The Board has budgeted for a substantially improved result for the coming financial year. Events subsequent to balance date Since 30 June 2004, the Association discovered an alleged fraud by one of its employees. Further details are set out in Note 17. Apart from the above, there has not arisen in the interval between the end of the financial year and the date of this report, any item, transaction or event of a material nature likely, in the opinion of the members of the Board of the Association, to affect materially the operations or state of affairs of the Association in future financial years. Dated at Perth this 31st day of August 2004. Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Board:

C.A.C. Fear (Chairman) A.D.Rule (Honorary Treasurer)

118 The Western Cricketer Statement of Financial Performance

for the year ended 30 June 2004

2004 2003 Note $ $

REVENUE From Operating Activities Catering 284,568 315,485 Cricket operations 7,644,368 8,612,912 Marketing 3,390,056 2,946,195 Members subscriptions 1,519,664 1,783,394 Museum 97,199 82,529 Sub-total 12,935,855 13,740,515 Other revenue 2 128,149 132,642 Total revenue 13,064,004 13,873,157 EXPENDITURE From Operating Activities Ground (3,718,515) (4,262,535) Marketing (927,018) (733,539) Cricket operations (5,480,624) (5,242,353) Membership (550,662) (539,901) Administration and finance (1,417,421) (1,430,263) Museum (103,781) (157,738) Total expenditure (12,198,021) (12,366,329) Operating surplus before borrowing costs and depreciation 865,983 1,506,828 Borrowing costs 3 (959,911) (575,335) Operating (deficit) / surplus before depreciation (93,928) 931,493 Depreciation expense 3 (1,249,165) (1,163,980) Operating deficit 14 (1,343,093) (232,487)

The statement of financial performance is to be read in conjunction with the notes to the financial statements set out on pages 122 to 132.

The Western Cricketer 119 Statement of Financial Position

as at 30 June 2004

2004 2003 Note $ $

CURRENT ASSETS Cash assets 5 2,528 16,950 Receivables 6 759,740 618,853 Inventories 7 64,005 47,257 Other current assets 8 101,524 47,239 Total current assets 927,797 730,299 NON-CURRENT ASSETS Property, plant and equipment 10 28,326,147 29,440,008 Other financial assets 9 8 8 Total non-current assets 28,326,155 29,440,016

Total assets 29,253,952 30,170,315

CURRENT LIABILITIES Payables 11 699,020 991,221 Interest-bearing liabilities 12 1,949,785 547,399 Provisions 13 242,829 297,135 Deferred income 15 109,150 189,498 Total current liabilities 3,000,784 2,025,253 NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Payables 11 311,111 - Interest-bearing liabilities 12 11,850,977 12,325,869 Provisions 13 40,172 55,192 Deferred income 15 540,000 910,000 Total non-current liabilities 12,742,260 13,291,061

Total liabilities 15,743,044 15,316,314

NET ASSETS 13,510,908 14,854,001

MEMBERS’ FUNDS Accumulated funds 14 13,510,908 14,854,001 Total members' funds 13,510,908 14,854,001

The statement of financial position is to be read in conjunction with the notes to the financial statements set out on pages 122 to 132.

120 The Western Cricketer Statement of Cash Flows

for the year ended 30 June 2004

2004 2003 Note $ $

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Cash receipts in the course of operations 11,571,907 13,380,296 Cash payments in the course of operations (11,459,706) (11,826,222) Interest received 30,235 19,381 Borrowing costs paid (959,911) (575,335) Net cash (used in) / provided by operating activities 18(ii) (817,475) 998,120

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Proceeds on disposal of property,plant and equipment 2 83,444 79,182 Payments for property, plant and equipment (207,885) (11,044,148) Net cash used in investing activities (124,441) (10,964,966)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Proceeds from borrowings 521,526 10,216,065 Finance lease repayments (92,937) (106,076) Net cash provided by financing activities 428,589 10,109,989

Net (decrease) / increase in cash held (513,327) 143,143

Cash at the beginning of the financial year (444,047) (587,190)

Cash at the end of the financial year 18(i) (957,374) (444,047)

The statement of cash flows is to be read in conjunction with the notes to the financial statements set out on pages 122 to 132.

The Western Cricketer 121 Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

1. Statement of significant accounting policies The significant policies which have been adopted in the preparation of this financial report are: (a) Basis of preparation The financial report is a general purpose financial report, which has been prepared in accordance with Accounting Standards, Urgent Issues Group Consensus Views, other authoritative pronouncements and the Association Constitution in a form appropriate for a sporting association. It has been prepared on the basis of historical costs and except where stated, does not take into account changing money values or fair values of non-current assets. The accounting policies have been consistently applied and, except where there is a change in accounting policy, are consistent with those of the previous year. Liquidity The statement of financial position of the Association shows a shortfall between current assets and current liabilities of $2,072,987 (2003:$1,294,954). Details of the Association’s financing facilities are set out in Note 12. The facilities are of a long-term nature requiring principal reductions of $875,000 in the year to 30 June 2005, and $1,200,000 per annum thereafter. The interest cover covenant under the facility was not achieved for the year ended 30 June 2004. Commonwealth Bank of Australia (“CBA”) has advised that it will not exercise its rights relating to that breach.The Association has provided to CBA the budget for the year ending 2005, and will be providing a 5 year forecast. Based on the budget result for the year ending 30 June 2005, the Association will not be able to comply with the interest cover covenant set by CBA under the facility.Accordingly, the Association has formally requested a reduction of the interest cover covenant from CBA to ensure future compliance. Based on the budgeted result for the year to 30 June 2005, the Association believes that it will generate operating cash surpluses sufficient to meet the repayment obligations of its financing facilities with CBA. In addition, should the need arise,the Board is confident that the principal repayment schedule could be renegotiated with CBA. (b) Revenue recognition Revenues are recognised at fair value of the consideration received net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST) payable to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Exchanges of goods or services of the same nature and value without any cash consideration are not recognised as revenues. Marketing Marketing income is predominantly derived from sponsorship, signage and corporate box sales. All monies received from sponsorship relate principally to the cricket season. Signage and corporate box sales are recognised in accordance with the terms of the specific contract. Sale of goods Revenue from the sale of goods is recognised (net of returns, discounts and allowances) when control of the goods passes to the buyer. Sale of non-current assets The gross proceeds of non-current asset sales are included as revenue at the date control of the asset passes to the buyer, usually when an unconditional contract of sale is signed. The gain or loss on disposal is calculated as the difference between the carrying amount of the asset at the time of disposal and the net proceeds on disposal. Membership Membership revenue is derived through renewals, nomination and subscription fees. All membership income is recognised in the financial year in which it has been received to accurately match membership revenue with events held. Cricket Cricket income is generated via distributions from Cricket Australia (formerly the Australian Cricket Board) and other related grants. All grants and distributions received throughout the year are recognised in the period for which they specifically relate. Deferred income To the extent that funds have been received in advance of the Association meeting its obligations, that income is deferred to be recognised in the period to which it relates. Catering income Catering income is commission income received as agent of the caterer from the combination of functions and special events held throughout the year at the venue. Interest revenue Interest revenue is recognised as it accrues, taking into account the effective yield on the financial asset.

122 The Western Cricketer Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

(c) Borrowing costs Borrowing costs include interest, amortisation of discounts or premiums relating to borrowings, amortisation of ancillary costs incurred in connection with arrangement of borrowings, including lease finance charges. Borrowing costs are expensed as incurred unless they relate to qualifying assets. Qualifying assets are assets which take more than 12 months to get ready for their intended use or sale. In these circumstances, borrowing costs are capitalised to the cost of the assets. Where funds are borrowed specifically for the acquisition, construction or production of a qualifying asset, the amount of borrowing costs capitalised are those incurred in relation to that borrowing, net of any interest earned on those borrowings. (d) Goods and services tax Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST,except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the ATO. In these circumstances, the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of the expense. Receivables and payables are stated with the amount of GST included. The net amount of GST recoverable from, or payable to, the ATO is included as a current asset or liability in the statement of financial position. Cash flows are included in the statement of cash flows on a gross basis. The GST components of cash flows arising from investing and financing activities which are recoverable from, or payable to, the ATO are classified as operating cash flows. (e) Taxation The Association is exempt from the payment of income tax under the Income Tax Assessment Act. (f) Acquisitions of assets All assets acquired including property,plant and equipment are initially recorded at their cost of acquisition at the date of acquisition, being the fair value of the consideration provided plus incidental costs directly attributable to the acquisition. The costs of assets constructed include the cost of materials and direct labour. Directly attributable overheads and other incidental costs are also capitalised to the asset. Borrowing costs are capitalised to qualifying assets as set out in Note 1(c). (g) Cash assets and bank overdrafts Cash assets and bank overdrafts are carried at face value of the amounts deposited or drawn. (h) Receivables Trade debtors Trade debtors are generally settled within 30 days and are therefore carried at amounts due. In addition to a general provision of $10,000 being maintained against trade debtors outstanding, a specific provision is established at the time a debt is considered doubtful. (i) Inventories Inventory is carried at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Net realisable value Net realisable value is determined on the basis of each inventory line's estimated selling price. (j) Leased plant and equipment Finance leases which effectively transfer to the Association substantially all of the risks and benefits incidental to ownership of the leased item are capitalised at the present value of the minimum lease payments and disclosed as leased assets, with a corresponding liability included in the financial statements. Lease liabilities are reduced by repayment of principal.The interest components of the lease payments are expensed in the statement of financial performance. (k) Recoverable amount of non-current assets valued on cost basis The carrying amounts of non-current assets valued on the cost basis are reviewed to determine whether they are in excess of their recoverable amount at balance date. If the carrying amount of a non-current asset exceeds its recoverable amount, the asset is written down to the lower amount. The write-down is recognised

The Western Cricketer 123 Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

as an expense in the statement of financial performance in the reporting period in which it occurs. Where a group of assets working together supports the generation of cash inflows, recoverable amount is assessed in relation to that group of assets. In assessing recoverable amounts of non-current assets, the relevant cash flows have not been discounted to their present value. (l) Depreciation Useful lives All non-current assets have limited useful lives and are depreciated using the straight line method over their estimated useful lives. Assets are depreciated from the date of acquisition or, in respect of internally constructed assets, from the time an asset is completed and held ready for use. Depreciation rates and methods are reviewed annually for appropriateness. When changes are made, adjustments are reflected prospectively in current and future periods only. Depreciation is expensed. The depreciation rates used for each class of asset are as follows: 2004 2003 Land and buildings 2.5% 2.5% Plant and equipment 16.7% 16.7% Office furniture and equipment 16.7%-33.3% 16.7%-33.3% (m) Payables Liabilities are recognised for amounts to be paid in the future for goods or services received. Trade accounts payable are normally settled within 60 days. (n) Interest bearing liabilities Bank bills are carried on the statement of financial position at their principal amount. Discount and usage fees (borrowing costs) are initially taken to prepayments before being amortised to the statement of financial performance over the term of the bills. (o) Employee entitlements Wages, salaries, annual leave and sick leave Liabilities for employee benefits for wages and salaries (including non-monetary benefits), annual leave and sick leave to be settled within 12 months of the reporting date represent present obligations resulting from employees’ services provided up to the reporting date, calculated at undiscounted amounts based on remuneration rates that the Association expects to pay including related on-costs. Long service leave The provision for employee benefits for long service leave represents the present value of the estimated future cash outflows to be made resulting from employees’ services provided up to reporting date. The provision is calculated using expected future increases in wage and salary rates including related on-costs and expected settlement dates based on turnover history and is discounted using the rates attaching to national government securities at balance date which most closely match the terms of maturity of the related liabilities. Superannuation plan The Association contributes to defined contribution employee superannuation plans. Contributions are charged against income as they are made (p) Financial instruments Net fair values of financial assets and liabilities Monetary financial assets and financial liabilities not readily traded in an organised financial market are determined by valuing them at the present value of the contractual future cash flows on amount due from customers (reduced for expected credit losses) or due to suppliers. The carrying amounts of bank term deposits, trade debtors, term debtors, other debtors, bank overdrafts, accounts payable, bank bills and employee benefits approximate net fair value. Credit risk The credit risk on financial assets of the Association which has been recognised on the statement of financial position, is the carrying amount, net of any provision for doubtful debts.

124 The Western Cricketer Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

2004 2003 $ $

2. Revenue from ordinary activities Other Revenues From operating activities: Interest 30,235 19,381 Other 14,470 34,079 From outside operating activities: Gross proceeds from sale of non-current assets 83,444 79,182 128,149 132,642 3. Loss from ordinary activities Loss from ordinary activities has been arrived at after charging/(crediting) the following items: Borrowing costs: Bank loans and overdrafts 939,080 639,014 Other parties 9,397 17,430 Finance charges on leases 11,434 21,356 Less: Capitalised borrowing costs - (102,465) 959,911 575,335 Depreciation of: Buildings 975,599 857,192 Plant and equipment and motor vehicles 190,391 203,944 Leased plant and equipment and motor vehicles 27,172 41,688 Office furniture and equipment 56,003 61,156 1,249,165 1,163,980 Movements in provision for employee entitlements (54,306) 52,445 Net (gain) / loss on disposal of non-current assets (10,863) 9,784 4. Auditors remuneration: Audit services Auditors of the Association - KPMG Audit of the financial report 25,500 18,500 Other services Auditors of the Association - KPMG 5,000 5,525 30,500 24,025 5. Cash assets Cash at bank and on hand 2,528 16,950 The weighted average interest rate on cash assets at 30 June 2004 is 0.85% (2003: 0.05%). 6. Receivables Current Trade debtors 426,240 556,061 Less: Provision for doubtful debtors (10,000) (10,000) 416,240 546,061 Other receivables 343,500 72,792 759,740 618,853

The Western Cricketer 125 Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

2004 2003 $ $

7. Inventories Current Merchandise - at cost 25,673 26,645 Cricket inventory - at cost 38,332 16,764 Marketing promotional inventory - at cost - 3,848 64,005 47,257 8. Other current assets Prepayments 101,524 47,239 9. Other financial assets Non-current Shares in unlisted company (Lions Roar Pty Ltd) - at cost 8 8 Lions Roar Pty Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary incorporated on 28 August 1987. It acted as the vehicle of the Association in the financing arrangement of the Lillee Marsh Stand. It did not trade during the year and it is not deemed necessary,on the grounds of materiality,to consolidate the accounts of Lions Roar Pty Ltd with those of the Association.

10. Property, plant and equipment Land and buildings At cost 38,983,599 38,939,972 Accumulated depreciation (11,414,196) (10,438,897) 27,569,403 28,501,075 Plant and equipment and motor vehicles At cost 2,462,219 2,461,882 Accumulated depreciation (1,960,482) (1,833,275) 501,737 628,607 Leased plant and equipment and motor vehicles At cost 2,123,186 2,186,428 Accumulated depreciation (2,026,101) (2,021,742) 97,085 164,686 Office furniture and equipment At cost 695,039 861,952 Accumulated depreciation (582,101) (716,312) 112,938 145,640 Asset under construction At cost 44,984 - Total property, plant and equipment net book value 28,326,147 29,440,008 An independent valuation of the Association's land and buildings was carried out as at 30 June 2004 by Mr Graham Packer FAPI AREI of McGees National Property Consultants, and is on the basis of the open market value of the best alternate use of the property.The independent valuation range of $28.7 million to $30.1 million has not been reflected in the financial report as the land and buildings are recorded at cost less applicable depreciation.

126 The Western Cricketer Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

2004 2003 Note $ $

Reconciliations Reconciliations of the carrying amounts for each class of property, plant and equipment are set out below: Land and buildings Carrying amount at beginning of year 28,501,075 15,991,778 Additions 60,142 13,366,489 Disposals (16,215) - Depreciation (975,599) (857,192) Carrying amount at end of year 27,569,403 28,501,075 Plant and equipment and motor vehicles Carrying amount at beginning of year 628,607 794,551 Additions 78,576 38,000 Disposals (15,055) - Depreciation (190,391) (203,944) Carrying amount at end of year 501,737 628,607 Leased plant and equipment and motor vehicles Carrying amount at the beginning of year 164,686 292,440 Disposals (40,429) (86,066) Depreciation (27,172) (41,688) Carrying amount at end of year 97,085 164,686 Office furniture and equipment Carrying amount at the beginning of year 145,640 151,566 Additions 24,183 58,130 Disposals (882) (2,900) Depreciation (56,003) (61,156) Carrying amount at end of year 112,938 145,640 Asset under construction Carrying amount at the beginning of year - 2,418,471 Additions 44,984 10,845,553 Borrowing costs capitalised - 102,465 Transfers to land and buildings - (13,366,489) Carrying amount at end of year 44,984 - 11. Payables Current Trade creditors 277,680 383,710 Other creditors and accruals 15(i) 421,340 607,511 699,020 991,221 Non Current Other creditors and accruals 15(i) 311,111 -

The Western Cricketer 127 Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

2004 2003 Note $ $

12. Interest-bearing liabilities Current Bank overdraft - unsecured (i) 959,902 460,997 Lease liability 16 71,292 64,337 Bank bill facility - unsecured (ii) 875,000 - Other 43,591 22,065 1,949,785 547,399 Non-current Bank bill facility - unsecured (ii) 11,825,000 12,200,000 Lease liability 16 25,977 125,869 11,850,977 12,325,869 Financing arrangements The Association has access to the following lines of credit: Total facilities available: Bank overdraft (i) 1,000,000 1,000,000 Bank bill facility (ii) 12,700,000 12,200,000 Leasing facility (iii) 500,000 500,000 Business credit card (iv) 100,000 100,000 14,300,000 13,800,000 Facilities utilised at balance date: Bank overdraft 959,902 460,997 Bank bill facility 12,700,000 12,200,000 Leasing facility 19,295 30,435 Business credit card - - 13,679,197 12,691,432 Facilities not utilised at balance date: Bank overdraft 40,098 539,003 Bank bill facility - - Leasing facility 480,705 469,565 Business credit card 100,000 100,000 620,803 1,108,568

(i) Bank overdraft The bank overdraft is unsecured and is payable on demand and subject to annual review. Although the bank overdraft is unsecured, the Association has agreed, as documented in a Deed of Negative Pledge, not to encumber any of its assets to other creditors without prior written consent of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA). Interest on the bank overdraft is charged at the CBA index rate less a margin of 2%. The weighted average interest rate at 30 June 2004 is 7.45% (2003:6.95%) (ii) Bank bill facility In February 2002 a bank bill facility was put in place with CBA specifically to finance the Association’s ground redevelopment work. The facility is unsecured and interest bearing at the CBA BBSY rate, determined at the time of drawdown, plus a margin. The weighted average interest rate at 30 June 2004 is 6.34% (2003:6.30%)

128 The Western Cricketer Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

Arrangements were put in place to fix the interest rate on $11,000,000 of the total facility at 6.45% for a period of 5 years from 2 January 2003. Principal reductions commence from 4 January 2005 at the rate of $275,000 each quarter, until maturity on 2 October 2007.At that date, the residual face value of $7,700,000 is to revert to be aggregated with the residual face value of the variable rate bill facility. Principal reductions to the $1,700,000 variable rate facility commence on 4 January 2005 with $325,000 and then $50,000 each half year commencing 4 July 2005 until and including 2 July 2007. Thereafter, principal reductions shall be made at $325,000 on 2 January 2008 and then $600,000 each half year commencing 2 July 2008 with full clearance by 30 June 2014. Although the bank bill facility is unsecured, the Association has agreed, as documented in a Deed of Negative Pledge, not to encumber any of its assets to other creditors without prior written consent of the CBA. The interest cover covenant under the facility was not achieved for the year ended 30 June 2004. CBA has advised that it will not exercise its rights relating to that breach.The Association has provided to CBA the budget for the year ending 30 June 2005, and will be providing a 5 year forecast. Based on the budget result for the year ending 30 June 2005, the Association will not be able to comply with the interest cover covenant set by CBA. Accordingly, the Association has formally requested a reduction of the interest cover covenant from CBA to ensure future compliance. (iii) Leasing facilities In February 2002 a facility was put in place with the CBA for the acquisition of most types of depreciating business assets including, plant, machinery,motor vehicle and computer equipment by way of Hire Purchase or Lease Contracts. The facility is available subject to an annual review. (iv) CBA Business Credit Card In February 2002 a Bank Business Charge Card facility from the CBA was put in place. Interest on the facility is charged at 16.45%.

2004 2003 $ $

13. Provisions Current Employee entitlements 242,829 297,135 Non-current Employee entitlements 40,172 55,192 Number of employees No. No. Number of employees at year end 75 77 The present values of employee entitlements not expected to be settled within 12 months of balance data have been calculated using the following weighted averages: Assumed rate of increase in wages and salary rates 2.5% 2.0% Discount rate 5.1% 6.5% Settlement term (years) 10-15 10-15 14. Accumulated funds $$ Accumulated funds at beginning of year 14,854,001 15,086,488 Operating Deficit (1,343,093) (232,487) Accumulated funds at the end of the year 13,510,908 14,854,001

The Western Cricketer 129 Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

2004 2003 Note $ $

15. Deferred Income Current Catering rights (i) 90,000 130,000 Other 19,150 59,498 109,150 189,498 Non-current Catering rights (i) 540,000 910,000 (i) Deferred income relates to catering rights prepaid by Delaware North (Australia) Pty Ltd (Delaware).The deferred income is recognised as revenue over the term of the contract, being 10 years. The contract required the Association to build a new function centre by November 2004. The Association will not construct a new function centre and accordingly at 30 June 2004 has reclassified $400,000 of the deferred income as a payable to Delaware.The repayment by monthly installments of $11,111 commences November 2004. 16. Commitments Finance lease payable commitments Future finance commitments are payable: Within one year 77,533 77,681 One year or later and no later than five years 27,015 133,777 104,548 211,458 Less: Future finance charges (7,279) (21,252) 97,269 190,206 Lease liabilities provided for in the financial statements: Current 12 71,292 64,337 Non-Current 12 25,977 125,869 97,269 190,206 The weighted average interest rate on the Financial Lease liabilities is 8.05% at 30 June 2004 (30 June 2003 8.47%) 17. Contingent asset Potential insurance recovery In July 2004 an alleged fraud over the last 4 years by an Association employee was discovered.The employee has since been charged with one count of fraud. A claim has been lodged with the Association's insurer and a forensic accountant has been appointed by the insurer to investigate and quantify the alleged fraud.The limit under the insurance policy is $200,000.The investigation and quantification is still ongoing but at the date of this report, the Association has identified a number of transactions totalling $139,897 that will form part of the claim against the insurance policy. The alleged fraud appears to have been perpetrated in relatively small amounts over a number of years as follows: • Year ended 30 June 2001 $500 • Year ended 30 June 2002 $50,420 • Year ended 30 June 2003 $22,074 • Year ended 30 June 2004 $66,903 The claim against the insurance policy may increase by the time the forensic investigation is completed but is limited to $200,000. The contingent asset, being the potential recovery under the insurance policy,has not been recognised as a receivable at 30 June 2004 as the amount of the claim has not yet been quantified in full nor has the insurer admitted the claim under the policy.

130 The Western Cricketer Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

2004 2003 Note $ $

18. Notes to the statement of cash flows (i) Reconciliation of cash For the purposes of cash flows, cash includes cash on hand and at bank and short-term deposits at call, net of outstanding bank overdrafts. Cash as at the end of the financial year as shown in the statement of cash flows is reconciled to the related items in the statement of financial position as follows: Cash assets 5 2,528 16,950 Bank overdraft 12 (959,902) (460,997) (957,374) (444,047) (ii) Reconciliation of deficit from ordinary activities to net cash provided by operating activities Loss from ordinary activities (1,343,093) (232,487) Add/(less) items classified as investing/financing activities: (Profit)/loss on sale of non-current assets (10,863) 9,784 Add/(less) non-cash items: Depreciation 1,249,165 1,163,980 Net cash (used in) / provided by operating activities before change in assets and liabilities (104,791) 941,277 Change in assets and liabilities during the financial year: (Increase)/decrease in receivables (140,887) 189,883 (Increase)/decrease in inventories (16,748) 48,704 (Increase)/decrease in other current assets (54,285) (40,548) Increase/(decrease) in payables 18,910 (103,139) Increase/(decrease) in provisions (69,326) 52,445 Increase/(decrease) in deferred income (450,348) (90,502) Net cash (used in)/provided by operating activities (817,475) 998,120

19. Related parties Members of the Board Members of the Board do not receive any remuneration or compensation for services rendered on any committees or the Board. During the 2004 financial year, specialist coaching services were provided on normal terms by Members’ Representative, Mr RG Paulsen. Payments made during that year amounted to $150 (2003: $450). Apart from the details disclosed in this note, no Member of the Board has entered into a material contract with the Association since the end of the previous financial year and there were no material contracts involving Members' of the Board interests subsisting at year-end.

20. Segment reporting The Association operates wholly within one business segment being the promotion and development of cricket in Western Australia.

The Western Cricketer 131 Notes to the Financial Statements

for the year ended 30 June 2004

21. International Financial Reporting Standards For reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2005, the Association must comply with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) as issued by the Australian Accounting Standards Board. This financial report has been prepared in accordance with Australian accounting standards and other financial reporting requirements (Australian GAAP). The differences between Australian GAAP and IFRS identified to date as potentially having a significant effect on the Association's financial performance and financial position are summarised below. The summary should not be taken as an exhaustive list of all the differences between Australian GAAP and IFRS. No attempt has been made to identify all disclosure, presentation or classification differences that would affect the manner in which transactions or events are presented. The Association has not quantified the effects of the differences discussed below.Accordingly, there can be no assurances that the Association's financial performance and financial position as disclosed in this financial report would not be significantly different if determined in accordance with IFRS. Regulatory bodies that promulgate Australian GAAP and IFRS have significant ongoing projects that could affect the differences between Australian GAAP and IFRS described below and the impact of these differences relative to the Association's financial reports in the future. The potential impacts on the Association's financial performance and financial position of the adoption of IFRS, including system upgrades and other implementation costs which may be incurred, have not been quantified as at the transition date of 1 July 2004 due to the short timeframe between finalisation of the IFRS standards and the date of preparing this report.The impact on future years will depend on the particular circumstances prevailing in those years. The key potential implications of the conversion to IFRS on the Association are as follows: • financial instruments must be recognised in the statement of financial position and most financial assets must be carried at fair value. • impairments of assets will be determined on a discounted basis, with strict tests for determining whether cash-generating operations have been impaired • changes in accounting policies will be recognised by restating comparatives rather than making the current year adjustments with note disclosure of prior year effects. 22. Events subsequent to balance date Since 30 June 2004, the Association discovered an alleged fraud by one of its employees. Further details are set out in Note 17. Apart from the above, there has not arisen in the interval between the end of the financial year and the date of this report, any item, transaction or event of a material nature likely, in the opinion of the members of the Board of the Association, to affect materially the operations or state of affairs of the Association in future financial years.

132 The Western Cricketer Board’s Declaration

In the opinion of the Members of the Board of the Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.): (a) the financial statements and notes, set out on pages 119 to 132: (i) present fairly the financial position of the Association as at 30 June 2004 and of its performance, as represented by the results of its operations and its cash flows for the year ended on that date; and (ii) comply with Accounting Standards in Australia and Association Constitution; and (b) as set out in note 1(a), there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Association will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

Dated at Perth this 31st day of August 2004.

Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Members of the Board:

C.A.C. Fear (Chairman) A.D.Rule (Honorary Treasurer)

The Western Cricketer 133 Central Park GPO Box A29 Telephone:(08) 9263 7171 152-158 St George’s Tce Perth WA 6837 Facsimile: (08) 9263 7129 Perth WA 6000 Australia DX 250 PERTH Australia www.kpmg.com.au

Independent Audit Report to the Members of the Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.)

Scope We have audited the financial report of the Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.) (“the Association”) for the financial year ended 30 June 2004 being a general purpose financial report consisting of the statements of financial performance, statements of financial position, statements of cash flows and accompanying notes 1 to 22, set out on pages 119 to 132.The Association’s Board is responsible for the financial report. We have conducted an independent audit of the financial report in order to express an opinion on it to the members of the Association. Our audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable assurance whether the financial report is free of material misstatement. Our procedures included examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial report, and the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion as to whether, in all material respects, the financial report is presented fairly in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards and other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the requirements of the Association’s Constitution so as to present a view which is consistent with our understanding of the Association’s financial position and its performance, as represented by the results of its operations and its cash flows. The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis. Audit opinion In our opinion, the financial statements of the Western Australian Cricket Association (Inc.) presents fairly the Association’s financial position as at 30 June 2004 and its performance for the year ended on that date in accordance with applicable Accounting Standards and other mandatory professional reporting requirements in Australia.

KPMG Perth 31st August 2004

134 The Western Cricketer STATISTICS INDEX

WACA Ground records and scores 136 Players selected from Western Australia to represent Australia in Test matches and touring teams 137 Test match records for WA players 141 One-day International records for WA players 142 WA’s first-class record since 1892-2004 143 Interstate and International Matches 144 First-class cricket outstanding bowling performances 148 Century makers 154 Career records for WA and WA combined XI 158 Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup results 168 WA wicket-keepers - Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup 170 Batting averages 172 Bowling averages 175 Leading aggregates and averages 178 Century partnerships 180 Australian One-day competition 186 WACA Vodafone Cup statistics 191 First grade aggregates, averages and awards 195

The Western Cricketer 135 WACA Ground Records and Scores ONE DAY AUSTRALIA PERFORMANCES FIRST CLASS COMPETITION

Highest innings total for WA 654 vs Victoria 1986-87 5/325 v NSW 2000-01 Highest innings total against WA 4/601 dec by New South Wales 1990-91 5/297 by Queensland 2003-04 Lowest innings total for WA 52 vs England 1978-79 77 vs Queensland 1976-77 Lowest innings total against WA 56 by South Australia 1959-60 62 by Queensland 1976-77 Highest individual innings for WA 355* G.R. Marsh vs SA 1989-90 167 MW Goodwin vs NSW 2000-01 Highest individual innings against WA 356 B.A. Richards for SA 1970-71 140* P.C. Nobes for SA 1994-95 Best bowling in an innings for WA 10/44 I.J. Brayshaw vs Vic 1967-68 5/15 D.L. Boyd vs Vic 1982-83 Best bowling in an innings against WA 7/38 N.J. Hawke for SA 1961-62 5/36 A. Hurst for Vic 1978-79 Best bowling in a match for WA 14/87 T.M. Alderman vs NSW 1981-82 - Best bowling in a match against WA 12/82 N.J. Hawke for SA 1961-62 -

WACA Ground Records and Scores ONE DAY PERFORMANCES TEST MATCHES INTERNATIONAL

Highest innings total for Australia 6/735 decl’d v. Zimbabwe 2003-04 5/302 v. Zimbabwe 2000-01 Highest innings total against Australia 585 by West Indies 1975-76 6/301 by Zimbabwe 2003-04 Lowest innings total for Australia 76 vs West Indies 1984-85 91 vs West Indies 1986-87 Lowest innings total against Australia 62 by Pakistan 1981-82 6/159 by New Zealand 1985-86 Highest individual innings for Australia 380 ML Hayden v. Zimbabwe 2003-04 144* DR Martyn v. Zimbabwe 2000-01 Highest individual innings against Australia 169 R. Fredericks for West Indies 1975-76 119 S Carlisle for Zimbabwe 2000-01 Best bowling in an innings for Australia 8/87 M.G. Hughes vs West Indies 1988-89 5/21 A.I.C. Dodemaide vs Sri Lanka 1987-88 Best bowling in an innings against Australia 7/25 C.E.L. Ambrose for West Indies 1992-93 5/15 R Shastri for India 1991-92 Best bowling in a match for Australia 13/217 M.G. Hughes vs West Indies 1988-89 - Best bowling in a match against Australia 11/155 R.J. Hadlee for New Zealand 1985-86 -

WACA Ground Records and Scores

Winter Sport 34,317 September 24, 1994 vs Melbourne AFL Football (Preliminary Final) Cricket 28,210 January 16, 1994 Australia vs South Africa One-day-international

136 The Western Cricketer Players selected from Western Australia to represent Australia in Test Matches and Touring Teams

ALDERMAN, T.M. (41 Tests) GAUNT, R.A. (3 Tests) Australian Tour Sri Lanka and England, 1981 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1957. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in South Africa, 1957-58 - 1 Test. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1960. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1982 - 3 Tests. Transferred to Victoria prior to the 1960-61 season and was Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1982 - 1 Test. selected from that State for the Australian Tour in the England Tour in Australia, 1982-83 - 1 Test. United Kingdom, 1961. (Played in the 5th Test.) Australian Tour in West Indies, 1984 - 3 Tests. Played in 3rd Test against South Africa 1963-64. Australian Tour in India, 1984. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1984-85 - 3 Tests. GILCHRIST, A.C. (54 Tests) Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1985. Australian Tour of India, 1996. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1988-1989 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour of South Africa, 1997. Australian Tour in England, 1989 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour in England, 1997. New Zealand Tour in Australia, 1989-90 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1998. Sri Lanka Tour in Australia, 1989-90 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in India ,1998. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1989-90 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1998. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1989-90 - 1 Test. Australian Tour to Comm. Games in Malaysia, 1998. Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1990. Australian Tour to Wills International Cup in Bangladesh, 1998. England Tour in Australia, 1990-91 - 4 Tests. Australian Tour of West Indies, 1999. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1991 - 1 Test. World Cup Tour in England, 1999. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 1999. ANGEL, J. (4 Tests) Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 1999. West Indies Tour of Australia, 1992-93 - 1 Test. Pakistan Tour of Australia, 1999-2000 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka and Pakistan, 1994 - 2 Tests. India Tour of Australia, 1999-2000 - 3 Tests. England Tour of Australia, 1994-95 - 1 Test. Australian Tour of New Zealand, 2000 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of New Zealand, 1995. Australian Tour of South Africa. Australian Tour to Kenya, 2000-01. BECKER, G.C. West Indies Tour of Australia, 2000-01 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in South Africa, 1966-67. Zimbabawe Tour of Australia, 2000-01. Australian Tour of India, 2000-01- 3 Tests. BROMLEY, E.H. (2 Tests) Australian Tour of England, 2001 - 5 Tests A Western Australian transferred to and was playing for New Zealand Tour of Australia, 2001-02 - 3 Tests Victoria when he represented Australia in the 4th Test South African Tour of Australia, 2001-02- 3 Tests match v England in Australia, 1932-33 and was a member Australian Tour of South Africa, 2002 - 3 Tests of the 1934 Australian team which toured England. Australia v Pakistan - Colombo and Sharjah, 2002 - 3 Tests (Played in the 2nd Test.) England Tour of Australia, 2002 - 03 - 5 Tests World Cup Tour in South Africa, 2003 CHADWICK, D. Australian Tour of West Indies, 2003 - 4 Tests Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1970. Bangladesh Tour of Australia, 2003 - 2 Tests Zimbabwe Tour of Australia, 2003-04 - 2 Tests CLARK, W.M. ( 10 Tests) India Tour of Australia, 2003-04 - 4 Tests Indian Tour in Australia, 1977-78 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 2004 - 3 Tests Australian Tour in West Indies, 1978 - 4 Tests. Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 2004 (2 Tests cancelled) Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1979 - 1 Test. DRIVER, W.G. (ex Victoria) HOARE, D.E. ( 1 Test) Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1950. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1960-61 - 1 Test. EDWARDS, R. (20 Tests) HOGAN, T.G. (7 Tests) Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1972 - 4 Tests. Australian Tour in Sri Lanka, 1983 - 1 Test. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1972-73 - 2 Tests. Prudential World Cup in England, 1983. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1973 - 5 Tests. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1983-84 - 1 Test. M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1974-75 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1984 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in England, 1975 - 4 Tests. Australian Tour in India, 1984. EDWARDS, W.J. (3 Tests) HOGG, G.B (4 Tests) M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1974-75 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 1996 Australian Tour of India, 1996 - 1 Test GANNON, J.B. (3 Tests) World Cup Tour in South Africa, 2003 Indian Tour in Australia, 1977-78 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of West Indies, 2003 - 2 Tests Zimbabwe Tour of Australia, 2003-04 - 1 Test Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 2004 Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 2004 (2 Tests cancelled) HUBBLE, J.M. Australian Tour in South Africa, 1966-67.

The Western Cricketer 137 HUGHES, K.J. (70 Tests) LANGER J.L. (74 Tests) Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1976-77. West Indies Tour of Australia, 1992-93 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1977. Australian Tour of New Zealand, 1993 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1977 - 1 Test. Australian Tour of Sharjah - 1994. Indian Tour in Australia, 1977-78 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka Australian Tour in West Indies, 1978. and Pakistan, 1994-5 - 1 Test. England Tour in Australia, 1978-79 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour of West Indies, 1995. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1979 - 2 Tests. West Indies Tour of Australia, 1996-97 - 2 Tests. Australian World Cup Tour in England, 1979. Australian Tour in England 1997. Australian Tour in India, 1979 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour of Pakistan, 1998 - 3 Tests. England Tour in Australia, 1979-80 - 3 Tests. England Tour of Australia, 1998 - 5 Tests . West Indies Tour in Australia, 1979-80 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of West Indies, 1999 - 4 Tests. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1980 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 1999 - 3 Tests. Australian Centenary Visit to England, 1980 - 1 Test. Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 1999 - 1 Test. New Zealand Tour in Australia, 1980-81 - 3 Tests. Pakistan Tour of Australia, 1999-2000 - 3 Tests. Indian Tour in Australia, 1980-81 - 3 Tests. India Tour of Australia, 1999-2000 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in Sri Lanka and United Kingdom, 1981 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour of New Zealand, 2000 - 3 Tests. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. West Indies Tour of Australia, 2000-01 - 5 Tests. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of India, 2000-01 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1982 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of England, 2001 - 1 Test Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1982 - 3 Tests. New Zealand Tour of Australia, 2001-02 - 3 Tests England Tour in Australia, 1982-83 - 5 Tests. South Africa Tour of Australia, 2001-02 - 3 Tests Prudential World Cup in England, 1983. Australian Tour of South Africa, 2002 - 3 Tests Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1983-84 - 5 Tests. Australian v Pakistan - Colombo and Sharjah, 2002 - 3 Tests Australian Tour in West Indies, 1984 - 5 Tests. England Tour of Australia, 2002 - 03 - 5 Tests Australian Tour in India, 1984. Australian Tour of West Indies, 2003 - 4 Tests West Indies Tour in Australia, 1984-85 - 4 Tests. Bangladesh Tour of Australia, 2003 - 2 Tests Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1985. Zimbabwe Tour of Australia, 2003-04 - 2 Tests India Tour of Australia, 2003-04 - 4 Tests INVERARITY, R.J. (6 Tests) Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 2004 - 3 Tests Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1968 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 2004 (2 Tests cancelled) West Indies Tour in Australia, 1968-69 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1970. LILLEE, D.K. (70 Tests) Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1972 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1970. M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1970-71 - 2 Tests. IRVINE, J.T. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1972 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in India, 1969. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1972-73 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in South Africa, 1970. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1973 - 1 Test. M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1974-75 - 6 Tests. JULIAN, B.P. (7 Tests) Australian Tour in England, 1975 - 4 Tests. Australian Tour of England, 1993 - 2 Tests. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1975-76 - 5 Tests. England Tour of Australia, 1994-95. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1976-77 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of West Indies, 1995 - 4 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1977 - 2 Tests. Sri Lanka Tour of Australia, 1995-96 - 1 Test. M.C.C. Centenary visit to Australia, 1977 - 1 Test. Australian Tour of South Africa, 1997. England Tour in Australia, 1979-80 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in England, 1997. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1979-80 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour to Comm. Games in Malaysia, 1998. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1980 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour to Wills International Cup in Bangladesh, 1998 Australian Centenary Visit to England, 1980 - 1 Test. Australian Tour of West Indies, 1999. New Zealand Tour in Australia, 1980-81 - 3 Tests. World Cup Tour in England, 1999. Indian Tour in Australia, 1980 81 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in Sri Lanka and United Kingdom, 1981 - 6 Tests. KATICH S.M. (1 Test) Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 1999. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 1999. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1982 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of England, 2001 - 1 Test England Tour in Australia, 1982-83 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in Sri Lanka, 1983 - 1 Test. LAIRD, B.M. (21 Tests) Prudential World Cup in England, 1983. Australian Tour in England, 1975. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1983-84 - 5 Tests. England Tour in Australia, 1979-80 - 2 Tests. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1979-80 - 3 Tests. MacLEAY, K.H. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1980 - 3 Tests. Prudential World Cup in England, 1983. Australian Centenary Visit to England, 1981 - 1 Test. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. McKENZlE, G.D. (60 Tests) West Indies Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1961 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1982 - 3 Tests. M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1962-63 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1982 - 3 Tests. South African Tour in Australia, 1963-64 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1964 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in India - 3 Tests and Pakistan - 1 Test, following the Australian Tour in the United Kingdom, 1964 - 5 Tests.

138 The Western Cricketer Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1964-65 - 1 Test. MARTYN, D.R. (42 Tests) Australian Tour in West Indies, 1965 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 1992. M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1965-66 - 4 Tests. West Indies Tour of Australia, 1992-93 - 4 Tests. Australian Tour in South Africa, 1966-67 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour of New Zealand, 1993 - 1 Test. Indian Tour in Australia, 1967-68 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour of England, 1993. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1968 - 5 Tests. South African Tour of Australia 1993-94 - 2 Tests. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1968-69 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in India 1998. Australian Tour in lndia, 1969 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in Sharjah 1998. Australian Tour in South Africa, 1970 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour to Comm. Games in Malaysia, 1998. M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1970-71 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour to Wills International Cup in Bangladesh, 1998 Australian Tour of West Indies, 1999. MALONE, M.F. (1 Test) World Cup Tour in England, 1999. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1977 - 1 Test. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 1999. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1980. Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 1999. Pakistan Tour of Australia, 1999-2000. MANN, A.L. (4 Tests) India Tour of Australia, 1999-2000. Indian Tour in Australia, 1977-78 - 4 Tests. Australian Tour of New Zealand, 2000 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of South Africa. MARSH, G.R. (50 Tests) Australian Tour of Kenya, 2000-01. Indian Tour in Australia, 1985-86 - 3 Tests. West Indies Tour of Australia, 2000-01 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1985-86 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of India, 2000-01. Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1986. Australian Tour of England, 2001 - 5 Tests Australian Tour in India, 1986 - 3 Tests. New Zealand Tour of Australia, 2001-02 - 3 Tests England Tour in Australia, 1986-87 - 5 Tests. South Africa Tour of Australia, 2001-02 - 3 Tests Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1987. Australian Tour of South Africa, 2002 - 3 Tests World Cup Tour India 6 Pakistan, 1987. Australia v Pakistan - Colombo and Sharjah, 2002 - 3 Tests New Zealand Tour of Australia, 1987-88 - 3 Tests. England Tour of Australia, 2002 - 03 - 5 Tests England Tour of Australia (Bicentenary), 1987-88 - 1 Test. World Cup Tour in South Africa 2003 Sri Lanka Tour of Australia, 1987-88 - 1 Test. Zimbabwe Tour of Australia, 2003-04 - 2 Tests Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1988 - 3 Tests. India Tour of Australia, 2003-04 - 4 Tests West Indies Tour in Australia, 1988-89 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 2004 - 3 Tests Australian Tour in England, 1989 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 2004 (2 Tests cancelled) Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1989-90 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1989-90 - 1 Test. MASSIE, R.A.L. (6 Tests) Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1990. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1972 - 4 Tests. England Tour in Australia, 1990-91 - 5 Tests. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1972-73 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1991 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1973. Indian Tour of Australia, 1991-92 - 4 Tests. World Cup in Australia, 1992. MATTHEWS, C.D. (3 Tests) England Tour in Australia, 1986-87 - 2 Tests. MARSH, R.W. (96 Tests) West Indies Tour in Australia, 1988-89 - 1 Test. M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1970-71 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1972 - 5 Tests. MAYNE, L.C. (6 Tests) Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1972-73 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1965 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1973 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in India, 1969 - I Test. New Zealand Tour in Australia, 1973-74 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in South Africa, 1970 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1973-74 - 3 Tests. M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1974-75 - 6 Tests. MOODY,T.M. (8 Tests) Australian Tour in England, 1975 - 4 Tests. World Cup Tour India & Pakistan, 1987. West Indies Tour in Australia 1975-76 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour in England, 1989. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1976-77 - 3 Tests. New Zealand Tour in Australia, 1989-90 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1977 - 2 Tests. Sri Lanka Tour in Australia, 1989-90 - 2 Tests. M.C.C. Centenary visit to Australia, 1977 - 1 Test. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1989-90 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1977 - 5 Tests. Indian Tour of Australia, 1991-92 - 1 Test. England Tour in Australia, 1979-80 - 3 Tests. World Cup in Australia, 1992 West Indies Tour in Australia, 1979-80 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 1992 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1980 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1998. Australian Centenary Visit to England, 1980 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in India, 1998. New Zealand Tour in Australia, 1980-81 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in Sharjah 1998. Indian Tour in Australia, 1980-81 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour to Comm. Games in Malaysia, 1998. Australian Tour in Sri Lanka and United Kingdom, 1981 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour of West Indies, 1999. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. World Cup Tour in England, 1999. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 1999. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1982 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 1999. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1982 - 3 Tests. England Tour in Australia, 1982-83 - 5 Tests. NICHOLSON M.J. (1 Test) Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1983-84 - 5 Tests. England Tour of Australia, 1998-99 - 1 Test. Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 1999.

The Western Cricketer 139 PORTER, G.D. WILLIAMS, B.A. (4 Tests) Australian World Cup Tour in England, 1979. Zimbabwe Tour of Australia, 2003-04 - 1 Test Australian Tour in India, 1979. India Tour of Australia, 2003-04 - 2 Tests Australian Tour of Sri Lanka, 2004 - 1 Test PUCKETT, C.W. Australian Tour of Zimbabwe, 2004 (2 Tests cancelled) Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1950. WOOD, G.M. (59 Tests) REID, B.A. (27 Tests) Indian Tour in Australia, 1977-78 - 1 Test. Indian Tour in Australia, 1985-86 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1978 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1985-86 - 3 Tests. England Tour in Australia, 1978-79 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1986. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1979 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in India, 1986 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in India, 1980 - 2 Tests. England Tour in Australia, 1986-87 - 5 Tests. Australian Centenary Visit to England, 1980 - 1 Test. World Cup Tour India & Pakistan, 1987. New Zealand Tour in Australia, 1980-81 - 3 Tests. New Zealand Tour in Australia, 1987-88 - 2 Tests. Indian Tour in Australia, 1980-81 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1988 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in Sri Lanka and United Kingdom, 1981 - 6 Tests. England Tour in Australia, 1990-91 - 4 Tests. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1991 - 2 Tests. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. Indian Tour of Australia, 1991-92 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1982 - 3 Tests. West Indies Tour of Australia, 1992-93 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1982 - 3 Tests. England Tour in Australia, 1982-83 - 1 Test. RUTHERFORD, J.W. ( 1 Test) Australian Tour in Sri Lanka, 1983 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1956. Prudential World Cup in England, 1983. Australian Tour in India and Pakistan, 1956 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1984 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in India, 1984. SERJEANT, C.S. (12 Tests) West Indies Tour in Australia, 1985-86 - 5 Tests. Australian tour in United Kingdom, 1977 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1985. Indian Tour in Australia, 1977-78 - 4 Tests Australian Tour in England, 1985 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1978 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1988 - 3 Tests. SHEPHERD, B.K. (9 Tests) West Indies Tour in Australia, 1988-89 - 3 Tests. M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1962-63 - 2 Tests. WRIGHT, K.J. ( 10 Tests) South African Tour in Australia, 1963-64 - 4 Tests. England Tour in Australia, 1978-79 - 2 Tests. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1964-65 - 1 Test. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1979 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1965 - 2 Tests. Australian World Cup Tour in England, 1979. SIMPSON, R.B. (ex N.S.W.) (62 Tests) Australian Tour in India, 1979 - 6 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1957. YARDLEY, B. (33 Tests) Australian Tour in South Africa, 1957-58 - 5 Tests. Indian Tour in Australia, 1977-78 - 1 Test. M. C.C. Tour in Australia, 1958-59 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1978 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1960. England Tour in Australia, 1978-79 - 4 Tests. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1960-61 - 5 Tests. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1979 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1961 - 5 Tests. Australian Tour in India, 1979 - 3 Tests. Transferred back to N.S.W. and represented that State Indian Tour in Australia, 1980-81 - 2 Tests. again as from the 1961-62 season. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1981-82 - 3 Tests. SLATER, K.N. ( 1 Test) Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1982 - 3 Tests. M.C.C. Tour in Australia, 1958-59 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1982 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1960. England Tour in Australia, 1982-83 - 5 Tests. VELETTA, M.R.J. (8 Tests) Australian Tour in Sri Lanka, 1983 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in India, 1986. ZOEHRER, T.J. ( 10 Tests) Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1987. Australian Tour in New Zealand, 1985-86 - 3 Tests. World Cup Tour India & Pakistan, 1987. Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1986. New Zealand Tour in Australia, 1987-88 - 3 Tests. Australian Tour in India, 1986 - 3 Tests. England Tour in Australia (Bicentenary), 1987-88 - 1 Test. England Tour in Australia, 1986-87 - 4 Tests. Sri Lanka Tour in Australia, 1987-88 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in Sharjah, 1987. Australian Tour in Pakistan, 1988. Australian Tour in England, 1989. West Indies Tour in Australia, 1988-89 - 2 Tests. Australian Tour of England, 1993. Australian Tour in England, 1989. Pakistan Tour in Australia, 1989-90 - 1 Test. Australian Tour in West Indies, 1991. WATSON, G.D. (ex Vic.) (5 Tests) Australian Tour in United Kingdom, 1972 - 2 Tests.

140 The Western Cricketer Test Match Records for WA Players

Batting Player M Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 Ct St Alderman T.M. 41 53 21 26* 203 6.34 - - 27 - Angel J. 4 7 1 11* 35 5.83 - - 1 - Clark W.M. 10 19 2 33* 98 5.76 - - 6 - Edwards R. 20 32 3 170* 1171 40.38297 - Edwards W.J. 3 6 - 30* 68 11.33 ---- Gannon J.B. 3 5 4 3* 3 3.00 - - 3 - Gaunt R.A. 1 1 1 0* 0 - - - 2 - Gilchrist A.C. 54 76 14 204* 3370 54.35 10 16 206 20 Hoare D.E. 1 2 - 35* 35 17.50 - - 2 - Hogan T.G. 7 12 1 42* 205 18.63 - - 2 - Hogg G.B. 4 5 1 17* 38 9.50 ---- Hughes K.J. 70 124 6 213* 4415 37.41 9 22 50 - Inverarity R.J. 6 11 1 56* 174 17.40 - 1 4 - Julian B.P. 7 9 1 56* 128 16.00 - 1 7 - Katich S.M. 1 2 1 15 15 15.00 - - 1 - Laird B.M. 21 40 2 92* 1341 35.29 - 11 16 - Langer J.L. 74 124 6 250 5278 44.72 18 20 59 - Lillee D.K. 70 90 24 73* 905 13.71 - 1 23 - Malone M.F. 1 1 - 46* 46 46.00 ---- Mann A.L. 4 8 - 105* 189 23.63 1 - 2 Marsh G.R. 50 93 7 138* 2854 33.18 4 15 38 - Marsh R.W. 96 150 13 132* 3633 26.52 3 16 343 12 Martyn D.R. 42 67 10 161 2672 46.87 7 15 21 - Massie R.A.L. 6 8 1 42* 78 11.14 - - 1 - Matthews C.D. 3 5 - 32* 54 10.80 - - 1 - Mayne L.C. 6 11 3 13* 76 9.50 - - 3 - Moody T.M. 8 14 - 106* 456 32.57239 - McKenzie G.D. 60 89 12 76* 945 12.27 - 2 34 - Nicholson M.J. 1 2 - 9* 14 7.00 ---- Reid B.A. 27 34 14 13* 93 4.65 - - 5 - Rutherford J.W. 1 1 - 30* 30 30.00 ---- Serjeant C.S. 12 23 1 124* 522 23.73 1 2 13 - Simpson R.B. 16 26 2 92* 772 32.16 - 7 33 - Shepherd B.K. 9 14 2 96* 502 41.83 - 5 2 - Slater K.N. 1 1 1 l* 1 ----- Veletta M.R.J. 8 11 - 39* 207 18.82 - - 12 - Watson G.D. 2 4 - 13* 21 5.25 - - 1 - Williams B.A. 4 6 3 10* 23 7.66 - - 3 - Wood G.M. 59 112 6 172* 3374 31.83 9 13 41 - Wright K.J. 10 18 5 55* 219 16.80 - 1 33 4 Yardley B. 33 54 4 74* 978 19.56 - 4 31 - Zoehrer T.J. 10 14 2 52* 246 20.50 - 1 18 1 Bowling Player Balls Runs Wkts Ave 5WI 10WM Best STK/RT Alderman T.M. 10187 4616 170 27.15 14 1 6/47 59.92 Angel J. 744 463 10 46.30 - - 3/54 74.40 Clark W.M. 2793 1265 44 28.75 - - 4/46 63.48 Edwards R. 12 20 ---- - Gannon J.B. 726 361 11 32.81 - - 4/77 66.00 Gaunt R.A. 216 87 2 43.50 - - 2/87 108.00 Hoare D.E. 232 156 2 78.00 - - 2/68 116.00 Hogan T.G. 1436 706 15 47.06 1 - 5/66 95.73 Hogg G.B. 774 452 9 50.22 - - 2/40 86.00 Hughes K.J. 85 28 ---- - Inverarity RJ. 372 93 4 23.25 - - 3/26 93.00 Julian B.P. 1098 599 15 39.93 - - 4/36 73.20 Laird B.M. 18 12 - - - Langer J.L. 6 3 ------Lillee D.K. 18467 8493 355 23.92 23 7 7/83 52.02 Malone M.F. 342 77 6 12.83 1 - 5/63 57.00 Mann A.L. 552 316 4 79.00 - - 3/12 138.00 Marsh R.W. 72 54 ------Martyn D.R. 294 168 2 84.00 - - 1/0 147.00 Massie R.A.L. 1739 647 31 20.87 2 1 8/53 56.07 Matthews C.D. 570 313 6 52.16 - - 3/95 95.00 Mayne L.C. 1251 628 19 33.05 - - 4/43 65.84 Moody T.M. 436 147 2 73.50 - - 1/17 218.00 McKenzie G.D. 17681 7328 246 29.78 16 3 8/71 71.87 Nicholson M.J. 150 115 4 28.75 - - 3/56 37.50 Reid B.A. 6244 2784 113 24.63 5 2 7/51 55.26 Rutherford J.W. 36 15 1 15.00 - - 1/11 36.00 Shepherd B.K. 26 9 ---- - Simpson R.B. 1124 446 13 34.30 - - 4/23 86.46 Slater K.N. 256 101 2 50.50 - - 2/40 128.00 Watson G.D. 240 92 3 30.66 - - 1/23 80.00 Williams B.A. 852 406 9 45.11 - - 4/53 94.66 Yardley B. 8909 3986 126 31.63 6 1 7/98 70.71

The Western Cricketer 141 One-Day International Records for WA Players

Batting Player M Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 Ct St Alderman T.M. 64 18 5 9* 32 2.46 - - 29 - Angel J. 3 did not bat Campbell R.J. 2 2 - 38 54 27.00 - - 4 1 Clark W.M. 2 did not* bat - - Edwards R. 9 8 1 80* 255 36.42 - 3 - - Edwards W.J. 1 1 - 2* 2 2.00 - - - - Gilchrist A.C. 193 187 6 172 6468 35.73 10 37 283 39 Hogan T.G. 17 12 4 27* 72 9.00 - - 10 - Hogg G.B. 48 29 13 71* 334 20.87 0 2 13 - Hughes K.J. 97 88 6 98* 1968 24.00 - 17 27 - Hussey M.E.K. 1 1 1 17* 17 - - - 1 - Julian B.P. 25 17 - 35 224 13.17 - - 8 - Katich S.M. 1 did not* bat Laird B.M. 23 23 4 117* 594 31.26125 - Langer J.L. 8 7 2 36* 160 32.00 - - 2 1 Lillee D.K. 64 34 8 42* 240 9.23 - - 10 - McKenzie G.D. 1 did not* bat 1 Macleay K.H. 16 13 2 41* 139 12.63 - - 2 - Malone M.F. 10 7 3 15* 36 9.00 - - 1 - Marsh G.R. 117 115 6 126* 4357 39.97 9 22 31 - Marsh R.W. 92 76 15 66* 1225 20.08 - 4 120 4 Martyn D.R. 151 130 40 144* 3711 41.23 5 22 50 - Massie R.A.L. 3 1 1 16* 16 - - - 1 - Moody T.M. 76 64 12 89 1211 23.28 - 10 21 - Porter G.D. 2 1 - 3* 3 3.00 - - 1 - Reid B.A. 61 21 8 10* 49 3.77 - - 6 - Serjeant C.S. 3 3 - 46* 73 24.33 - - 1 - Veletta M.R.J. 20 19 4 68* 484 32.26 - 2 8 - Williams B.A. 25 6 4 13* 27 13.50 - - 4 - Wood G.M. 82 77 11 114* 2218 33.60 3 11 18 - Wright K.J. 5 2 - 23* 29 14.50 - - 8 - Yardley B. 8 4 - 28* 58 14.50 - - 1 - Zoehrer T.J. 22 15 3 50 130 10.83 - 1 21 2 Bowling Runs Per 6 Balls Runs Wkts Ave 4WI Best Ball Over STK/RT Alderman T.M. 3329 2027 86 23.57 3 5/7 3.65 38.71 Angel J. 162 113 4 28.25 - 2/47 4.18 40.50 Clark W.M. 100 61 3 20.33 - 2/39 3.66 33.33 Edwards W.J. 1 0 ----0.00 - Hogan T.G. 917 574 23 24.96 1 4/33 3.76 39.87 Hogg G.B. 2287 1650 53 31.13 1 5-41 4.33 43.15 Hughes K.J. 1 4 ----24.00 - Hussey M.E.K. 18 15 - - - 0-17 5.0 - Julian B.P. 1146 997 22 45.31 - 3/40 5.22 52.09 Lillee D.K. 3593 2145 103 20.82 6 5/34 3.58 34.88 McKenzie G.D. 60 22 2 11.00 - 2/22 2.20 30.00 Macleay K.H. 857 626 15 41.73 1 6/39 4.38 57.13 Malone M.F. 612 315 11 28.63 - 2/9 3.08 55.67 Marsh G.R. 6 4 ----4.00 - Martyn D.R. 794 704 12 58.66 - 2-21 5.31 66.10 Massie R.A.L. 183 129 3 43.00 - 2/35 4.22 61.00 Moody T.M. 2797 2014 52 38.73 - 3/25 4.32 53.99 Porter G.D. 108 33 3 11.00 - 2/13 1.83 36.00 Reid B.A. 3250 2202 63 34.95 1 5/53 4.06 51.59 Williams B.A. 1203 814 35 23.25 3 5-22 4.06 34.37 Yardley B. 198 130 7 18.57 - 3/28 3.93 28.29

142 The Western Cricketer WA’s First-Class Record Since 1892 - 2003

Opponent Laird B.M...... 2 - 2 - Evans R.M ...... 1 - - 1 Match Win Draw Loss Herbert H.J ...... 1 - - 1 South Australia ...... 126 47 41 38 Hewson R.H ...... 1 - - 1 Victoria ...... 122 30 50 42 Lovelock O.I ...... 1 - - 1 New South Wales ...... 116 32 36 48 McKenzie D.C ...... 1 - 1 - Queensland ...... 108 36 46 26 McKenzie G.D ...... 1 - 1 - Tasmania ...... 51 21 23 6 Moore W.H ...... 1 - - 1 Australian XI ...... 11 - 6 5 Quinlan P.F ...... 1 - - 1 England ...... 26 1 17 8 Robinson G.D...... 1 - 1 - West Indies ...... 10 6 - 4 Clark W.M ...... 1 - - 1 South Africa ...... 7 - 4 3 Alderman T.M ...... 1 - - 1 New Zealand ...... 7133Goodwin M.W...... 1 - - 1 India...... 5 3 2 - Total 601 182 234 185 Pakistan ...... 6 4 2 - Note: The match against N.S.W. in Sydney in 1937 was not Rest of World XI ...... 1 - - 1 classified as first-class as it was played against a N.S.W. 2nd XI. Sri Lanka ...... 1 - - 1 Aust. Services ...... 1 - 1 - Tamil Nadu ...... 2 1 1 - Record Partnerships Zimbabwe...... 1 - 1 - Total 601 182 234 185 FIRST-CLASS First - 431 - G.R. Marsh and M.R.J. Veletta v South Australia, Captain’s Record Perth, 1989-90. Match Win Draw Loss Second - 254 - M.R.J. Veletta and G.R. Marsh v Queensland, Inverarity R.J ...... 53 25 17 11 Brisbane, 1985-86. Wood G.M ...... 52 20 25 7 Third - 330 - G.M. Wood and G.R. Marsh v New South Wales, Moody T.M...... 42 20 13 9 Sydney, 1983-84. Shepherd B.K...... 39 8 15 16 Fourth - 369 - C.J.L. Rogers and M.J. North v New South Lock G.A.R ...... 38 15 13 10 Wales, Perth, 2002-03. Carmody D.K...... 35 7 11 17 Fifth - 301 - R.B. Simpson and K.D. Meuleman v New South Meuleman K.D ...... 34 7 16 11 Wales, Perth, 1959-60 (unfinished). Marsh G.R...... 31 12 11 8 Sixth - 244 - J.T. Irvine and R. Edwards v New South Wales, Hughes K.J...... 29 14 9 6 Sydney, 1968-69. Marsh R.W ...... 20965Seventh - 204 - G. Shipperd and T.J. Zoehrer v New South Martyn D.R...... 18495Wales, Perth, 1982-83. Bryant R.J...... 18 - 12 6 Eighth - 242* - T.J. Zoehrer and K.H. Macleay v New South Langer J.L...... 16564Wales, Perth, 1990-91 (unfinished). Katich S.M...... 12561Ninth - 168 - K.H. Macleay and V.J. Marks v New South Gilchrist A.C...... 11434Wales, Perth, 1986-87 (unfinished) Vernon M.T...... 10136 Andrews W.S ...... 10244Tenth - 154 - F.R. Buttsworth and J.P. Lanigan v Victoria, Evers H.A...... 10154Perth, 1921-22. Serjeant C.S...... 9162 Veletta M.R.J...... 8332SHEFFIELD SHIELD/PURA CUP Langdon C.W ...... 7133First - 431 - G.R. Marsh and M.R.J. Veletta v South Australia, Shipperd G ...... 7 1 6 - Perth, 1989-90. Rowe S.H.D...... 7 - - 7 Second - 254 - M.R.J. Veletta and G.R. Marsh v Queensland, Rowlands W.T...... 6 - 2 4 Brisbane, 1985-86. Mann A.L ...... 6213 Third - 330 - G.M. Wood and G.R. Marsh v New South Wales, Brayshaw I.J ...... 5 3 - 2 Sydney, 1983-84. Christian A.H ...... 5113 Hussey M.E.K...... 5 - 3 2 Fourth - 369 - C.J.L. Rogers and M.J. North v New South Julian B.P...... 5122Wales, Perth, 2002-03. Bott L.C ...... 4 - 3 1 Fifth - 301 - R.B. Simpson and K.D. Meuleman v New South Charlesworth R.I...... 4211Wales, Perth, 1959-60 (unfinished). Sawle L.M ...... 4 - - 4 Sixth - 244 - J.T. Irvine and R. Edwards v New South Wales, Simpson R.B ...... 4 2 2 - Sydney, 1968-69. Richardson A.J ...... 3 - 3 - Seventh - 204 - G. Shipperd and T.J. Zoehrer v New South Lillee D.K...... 3 2 1 - Wales, Perth, 1982-83. Angel J...... 2 - 1 1 Eighth - 242* - T.J. Zoehrer and K.H. Macleay v New South Edwards A.R ...... 2 - 1 1 Wales, Perth, 1990-91 (unfinished). Hogue T.H ...... 2 - 2 - Ninth - 168 - K.H. Macleay and V.J. Marks v New South Inverarity M...... 2 - 2 - Wales, Perth, 1986-87 (unfinished). McEwan K.S ...... 2 1 1 - Tenth - 91 - I.J. Brayshaw and J.B. Gannon v Queensland, Orr H.R ...... 2 - - 2 Brisbane, 1969-70. Quist K.H...... 2 1 1 - Rutherford J.W ...... 2 1 1 -

The Western Cricketer 143 Interstate and International Matches

1983 Adelaide 268 5/219 303 182 W A. 5 wkts Western Australia v South Australia 1984 Perth 328 3/290 268 3/140 Drawn 1985 Perth 408 221 8/409* 241 WA. 21 runs Played 126, Western Australia won 47, South Australia won 18, Drawn 61 1985 Adelaide 255 4/357* 337 1/117 Drawn Year Venue South Australia West. Australia Won by 1985 Adelaide 404 6/103 191 459 Drawn 1893 Adelaide 236 0/11 111 131 S.A. 10 wkts 1986 Perth 432 8/181* 6/433* 8/128 Drawn 1899 Perth 159 6/235 100 293 S.A. 4 wkts 1986 Perth 258 206 328 2/139 WA. 8 wkts 1906 Perth 54 230 198 189 WA. 103 runs 1987 Adelaide 195 229 409 2/17 W.A. 8 wkts 1906 Fremantle 235 259 202 5/242 Drawn 1988 Adelaide 158 328 237 7/250 W.A. 3 wkts 1909 Fremantle 280 2/59 255 154 Drawn 1988 Perth 138 331 434 3/36 W.A. 7 wkts 1909 Perth 172 157 86 5/170 Drawn 1988 Adelaide 325 7/75 268 131 S.A. 3 wkts 1909 Fremantle 388 5/116 269 6/151 Drawn 1988 Perth 128 104 8/335* W.A. inns & 103 runs 1912 Adelaide 270 410 69 246 S.A. 365 runs 1989 Perth 494 535 1/289 Drawn 1925 Adelaide 612 170 161 S.A. inns & 281 runs 1989 Perth 366 4/207 3/565* Drawn 1925 Adelaide 9/301 1/32 177 155 S.A. 9 wkts 1990 Adelaide 8/371 * 41 186 S.A. inns & 44 runs 1927 Perth 239 105 131 120 S.A. 93 runs 1990 Adelaide 168 318 332 6/156 WA. 4 wkts 1927 Perth 8/326 3/83 150 258 S.A. 7 wkts 1991 Perth 450 194 190 S.A. inns & 66 runs 1930 Adelaide 8/614 266 114 S.A. inns & 234 runs 1991 Adelaide 460 6/180* 5/338* 3/306* W.A. 7 wkts 1934 Adelaide 208 167 194 8/133 Drawn 1992 Perth 201 270 468 0/6 W.A. 10 wkts 1934 Adelaide 287 140 5/93 Drawn 1992 Perth 409 6/284* 6/304* 7/392 W.A. 3 wkts 1937 Adelaide 264 0/22 100 185 S.A. 10 wkts 1993 Adelaide 8/344* 1/226 5/323* 9/235* S.A. 9 wkts 1940 Perth 248 3/306 275 3/121 Drawn 1993 Perth 179 283 304 1/60 W.A. 9 wkts 1940 Perth 429 275 206 Drawn 1994 Adelaide 437 7/446* 3/174 Drawn 1947 Perth 109 211 444 WA.inns & 124 runs 1994 Perth 272 4/250 254 266 S.A. 6 wkts 1949 Adelaide 419 202 131 S.A. inns & 86 runs 1995 Adelaide 397 6/342* 333 398 S.A. 8 runs 1950 Perth 208 192 277 239 WA. 116 runs 1995 Adelaide 9/353 186 304 9/376* W.A. 146 runs 1951 Adelaide 229 385 302 8/215 WA. 73 runs 1st inns 1996 Perth 235 390 377 9/204 Drawn 1951 Perth 156 277 337 8/60 WA. 181 runs 1st inns 1996 Adelaide 347 9/208 9/520* 8/169*Drawn 1953 Adelaide 466 214 232 S.A. inns & 20 runs 1996 Adelaide 277 325 318 5/288 W.A. 5 wkts 1953 Perth 252 5/201 402 7/160* WA. 150 runs 1st inns 1996 Perth 258 7/381 8/560* Drawn 1954 Adelaide 296 9/366* 397 7/185 WA. 101 runs 1st inns 1997 Perth 142 258 5/477* W.A. inns & 77 runs 1955 Perth 3/75 271 Drawn 1997 Adelaide 9/452 6/190 593 Drawn 1956 Adelaide 409 203 340 2/63 S.A. 69 runs 1st inns 1998 Perth 6/503* 6/209* 8/354* 8/174 Drawn 1956 Adelaide 261 3/322* 406 0/85 W.A. 145 runs 1st inns 1999 Adelaide 284 229 330 4/184 WA 6 wkts 1957 Perth 447 3/239* 412 1/105 S.A. 35 runs 1st inns 1999 Adelaide 309 195 9/314* 188 SA 2 runs 1957 Adelaide 280 123 306 1/101 W.A. 9 wkts 2000 Perth 330 317 392 7/256 WA 3 wkts 1958 Perth 184 255 268 7/260* W.A. 89 runs 2000 Adelaide 282 5/358 8/480* Drawn 1958 Adelaide 313 4/282* 415 2/115 W.A. 102 runs 1st inns 2001 Peth 256 342 7/474* 6/160* WA 36 runs 1959 Perth 283 4/309* 330 6/223 W.A. 47 runs 1st inns 2001 Adelaide 206 154 227 209 WA 76 runs 1960 Adelaide 338 2/74 295 S.A. 43 runs 1st inns 2002 Perth 301 8/277 7/346* 5/276* Drawn 1960 Perth 56 368 402 0/23 WA. 10 wkts 2002 Perth 359 8/271* 217 5/342 Drawn 1960 Perth 298 163 9 340* 5/125 W.A. 5 wkts 2002 Adelaide 226 221 9/520* WA inns & 74 runs 1960 Adelaide 305 6/131 223 9/256* S.A. 82 runs 1st inns 2003 Perth 327 221 178 314 SA 56 runs 1961 Adelaide 340 5/253* 231 9/363 W.A. 1 wkt 2004 Adelaide 300 250 335 302 WA 87 runs 1962 Perth 202 7/363* 159 132 S.A. 274 runs * Denotes innings declared. 1962 Adelaide 474 1/13 245 241 S.A. 9 wkts 1963 Perth 394 167 156 S.A. inns & 71 runs 1963 Adelaide 490 199 189 S.A. inns & 102 runs Western Australia v Victoria 1964 Perth 497 1/49 200 342 S.A. 9 wkts 1964 Adelaide 297 190 288 313 WA. 123 runs Played 122, Western Australia won 30, Victoria won 42, Drawn 50 1965 Perth 303 1/91 147 246 S.A. 9 wkts Year Venue Victoria West. Australia Won by 1965 Adelaide 388 8/295* 9/401* 8/224 WA.13 runs 1st inns 1893 Melbourne 411 38 130 Vic. inns & 243 runs 1966 Perth 412 3/70 215 419 S.A. 197 runs 1st inns 1910 Perth 563 134 424 Vic. inns & 5 runs 1966 Adelaide 298 5/272 292 277 S.A. 5 wkts 1910 Fremantle 87 140 89 217 W.A. 79 runs 1967 Perth 250 349 172 182 S.A. 245 runs 1910 Perth 196 8/244 332 105 Vic. 2 wkts 1968 Perth 234 278 167 250 S.A. 95 runs 1912 Melbourne 6/359 154 2/72 Drawn 1968 Adelaide 368 133 206 S.A. inns & 29 runs 1912 Melbourne 191 5/323 183 Drawn 1968 Adelaide 359 261 220 131 S.A. 269 runs 1922 Perth 485 245 168 Vic. inns & 72 runs 1968 Perth 301 329 488 0/146 WA. 10wkts 1925 Melbourne 536 151 103 Vic. inns & 282 runs 1969 Adelaide 314 8/179 157 385 S.A. 157 runs 1st inns 1928 Perth 151 0/74 174 4/138* Drawn 1969 Perth 241 103 294 0/51 W.A. 10 wkts 1928 Perth 363 169 3/247 Drawn 1970 Adelaide 8/432* 0/70 278 306 S.A. 154 runs 1st inns 1930 Melbourne 209 6/291 187 311 Vic. 4 wkts 1970 Perth 9/575* 289 175 S.A. inns & 111 runs 1934 Melbourne 438 185 133 Vic. inns & 120 runs 1971 Adelaide 9/136* 158 129 140 S.A. 25 runs 1934 Melbourne 243 7/130 423 Drawn 1972 Perth 255 217 7/252* 5/221 W.A. 5 wkts 1937 Melbourne 316 1/142* 194 139 Vic. 125 runs 1972 Adelaide 206 8/211 7 354* 193 Drawn 1937 Melbourne 207 5/198 137 265 Vic. 5 wkts 1973 Perth 116 232 395 WA.inns & 47 runs 1939 Perth 266 310 9/396* Drawn 1974 Adelaide 7/300* 275 165 306 S.A. 104 runs 1939 Perth 226 3/78 257 5/225* Drawn 1974 Perth 151 166 4/413* W A. inns & 96 runs 1947 Perth 370 9/304* 429 5/205 W.A. 59 runs 1st inns 1974 Adelaide 158 122 7/228* 8/153 W.A. 2 wkts 1949 Melbourne 364 227 277 179 Vic. 135 runs 1974 Perth 263 8/291 8/289* 7/264* S.A. 2 wkts 1949 Perth 259 306 154 389 Vic. 22 runs 1975 Perth 7/330* 2/102 161 268 S.A. 8 wkts 1951 Melbourne 8/128* 2/49 126 103 Vic. 8 wkts 1976 Adelaide 87 239 177 6/152 W.A. 4 wkts 1951 Perth 498 213 199 Vic. inns & 86 runs 1976 Adelaide 234 123 245 1/113 WA.9wkts 1953 Melbourne 447 131 188 Vic. inns & 128 runs 1977 Perth 125 136 340 WA. inns & 79 runs 1954 Perth 287 0/50 168 165 Vic. 10 wkts 1977 Perth 210 204 311 0/104 WA. 10 wkts 1956 Melbourne 525 152 181 Vic. inns & 192 runs 1978 Adelaide 222 131 395 W A. inns & 42 runs 1956 Melbourne 131 242 165 6/209 W.A. 4 wkts 1978 Adelaide 7/289* 164 9/232* 9/270* WA. 49 runs 1957 Perth 343 1/97 166 270 Vic. 9 wkts 1979 Perth 107 145 293 W.A. inns & 41 runs 1957 Melbourne 9/375* 197 3/176 Vic. 178 runs 1st inns 1979 Adelaide 4/423* 1/23 204 190 S.A. 52 runs 1958 Perth 191 3/359* 157 252 Vic. 141 runs 1980 Perth 257 8/326* 191 238 S.A. 154 runs 1958 Melbourne 366 280 6/139 Vic. 86 runs 1st inns 1980 Perth 221 233 9/350 192 W A. 88 runs 1959 Perth 100 151 392 WA.inns & 141 runs 1981 Adelaide 171 243 359 4/58 W.A. 6 wkts 1959 Perth 337 4/122 378 W.A. 41 runs 1st inns 1981 Perth 107 180 186 6/253* WA. 152 runs 1960 Melbourne 431 0/56 141 335 Vic. 10 wkts 1982 Adelaide 7/507* 1/19 245 280 S.A. 9 wkts 1960 Melbourne 149 236 384 0/4 WA. 10 wkts 1982 Perth 324 6/209 288 7/387* Drawn 1961 Perth 227 5/289 246 266 Vic. 5 wkts 1983 Adelaide 430 200 213 W.A. inns & 17 runs 1961 Melbourne 181 232 348 2/66 W A. 8 wkts

144 The Western Cricketer 1962 Perth 278 3/105 119 263 Vic. 7 wkts 1907 Fremantle 255 185 251 184 WA. 5 runs 1962 Melbourne 412 141 473 132 W.A. 52 runs 1912 Sydney 105 2/83 95 348 Drawn 1963 Perth 121 3/241 116 243 Vic. 7 wkts 1912 Sydney 318 207 305 8/375* N.S.W 155 runs 1963 Melbourne 519 247 7/335 Vic. 272 runs 1st inns 1923 Perth 160 172 343 N.S.W inns & 11 runs 1964 Perth 307 0/81 142 245 Vic. 10 wkts 1923 Perth 233 49 411 N.S.W inns & 129 runs 1964 Perth 208 362 391 I/50 WA. 183 runs 1st inns 1925 Sydney 194 211 639 N.S.W. inns & 234 runs 1964 Melbourne 318 455 3/72 W.A. 137 runs 1st inns 1934 Sydney 234 332 1/43 Drawn 1965 Perth 9/267* 6/276 202 9/387* Vic. 65 runs 1st inns 1935 Perth 233 6/220 416 Drawn 1965 Melbourne 173 9/247 347 W.A. 174 runs 1st inns 1935 Perth 272 7/119 5/427* 1/117 Drawn 1966 Perth 190 4 282 188 378 Vic. 2 runs 1st inns 1948 Sydney 293 205 396 4/200* N.S.W. 98 runs 1966 Melbourne 285 6/207 250 239 Vic. 4 wkts 1949 Perth 241 247 507 N.S.W. inns 17 runs 1967 Perth 152 244 161 371 WA. 136 runs 1949 Sydney 201 188 213 290 N.S.W. 94 runs 1968 Melbourne 196 227 405 0/20 WA. 10 wkts 1950 Perth 243 51 220 303 N.S.W. 229 runs 1968 Perth 349 1/32 158 222 Vic. 9 wkts 1952 Sydney 50 194 228 6/266* N.S.W 250 runs 1968 Melbourne 394 5/221* 331 1/145 Vic. 63 runs 1st inns 1952 Perth 405 0/2 259 382 W.A. 146 runs 1st inns 1969 Melbourne 6/568* 2 60 342 2/140 Vic. 226 runs 1st inns 1954 Sydney 283 181 9/297* 4/168 N.S.W. 6 wkts 1970 Perth 297 0/40 8/484* WA. 187 runs 1st inns 1955 Perth 174 5/227 7/452* N.S.W. 278 runs 1st inns 1970 Melbourne 328 0/114 229 212 Vic. 10 wkts 1956 Sydney 196 187 145 318 N.S.W. 80 runs 1971 Perth 9/296* 9/234* 251 7/201 Vic. 45 runs 1st inns 1956 Perth 301 9/198 9/530* N.S.W. inns & 31 runs 1971 Melbourne 73 377 357 6/94 W.A. 4 wkts 1957 Sydney 152 344 330 4/167 N.S.W. 6 wkts 1971 Perth 262 8/107 8/308* 7/231* Drawn 1957 Perth 8/532* 246 4/291 WA.286 runs 1st inns 1972 Melbourne 7/276* 7/355* 354 3/135 Drawn 1958 Sydney 306 191 451 0/47 N.S.W. 10 wkts 1973 Perth 8/290* 226 8/226* 7/291 W.A. 3 wkts 1959 Perth 107 207 417 N.S.W. inns & 103 runs 1973 Perth 189 123 189 2/124 W.A. 8 wkts 1959 Perth 4/487* 172 210 W.A. inns & 105 runs 1973 Melbourne 5/336* 4/198 6/268* 265 Vic. 6 wkts 1960 Sydney 203 294 9/470* 1/31 N.S.W. 9 wkts 1974 Melbourne 9/176* 7/248 223 200 Vic. 3 wkts 1960 Sydney 233 162 154 248 N.S.W. 7 runs 1975 Perth 5/314* 263 5/300* 5/278 W.A. 5 wkts 1961 Perth 331 158 6/549* N.S.W. inns & 60 runs 1975 Perth 8/302* 122 8/264* 6/162 W.A. 4 wkts 1961 Sydney 176 218 2/121 N.S.W.. 42 runs 1st inns 1976 Melbourne 44 135 142 2/40 W.A. 8 wkts 1962 Perth 272 106 218 228 N.S.W. 68 runs 1976 Perth 276 202 4/308* 8/174 W.A. 2 wkts 1962 Sydney 262 269 7/369* 5/321* N.S.W. 159 runs 1977 Melbourne 9/83* 392 8/371* 2/105 W.A. 8 wkts 1962 Perth 159 241 445 N.S.W. inns & 45 runs 1978 Perth 264 118 294 293 W.A. 205 runs 1963 Sydney 420 266 1/425* 1/262 N.S.W. 9 wkts 1978 Melbourne 133 263 265 7/268* WA. 137runs 1964 Perth 429 8/240* 326 5/201 WA. 103 runs 1st inns 1978 Perth 6/393* 4/272* 285 4/173 Drawn 1964 Sydney 231 264 471 1/25 N.S.W. 9 wkts 1979 Melbourne 166 9/200 224 6/150* Drawn 1965 Perth 184 273 9/302* 5/156 N.S.W. 5 wkts 1979 Melbourne 251 4/130 195 182 Vic. 6 wkts 1965 Sydney 364 6/225 9/270* 9/318 W A. 4 wkts 1980 Perth 291 2/156 292 152 Vic. 8 wkts 1966 Perth 8/459* 1/96 458 222 W.A. 1 run 1st inns 1980 Perth 183 268 303 3/149 W.A. 7 wkts 1966 Sydney 362 8/197 359 2/243* W.A. 3 runs 1st inns 1980 Melbourne 8/401 3/24 187 234 Vic. 7 wkts 1966 Perth 262 204 233 246 N.S.W. 13 runs 1981 St. Kilda 2/487* 208 6/209 Drawn 1967 Perth 336 156 195 221 W A. 76 runs 1982 Perth 316 6/120 307 263 Drawn 1968 Sydney 353 121 131 W.A. inns 101 runs 1982 Perth 232 7/358* 194 7/319 Drawn 1968 Sydney 6/594* 200 307 W.A. inns & 87 runs 1983 Melbourne 336 6/265 8/500* Drawn 1969 Perth 7/421* 123 255 W.A..inns 43 runs 1983 Melbourne 4/464 276 3/288 Drawn 1969 Sydney 8/331* 7/183* 306 8/229* W.A..25 runs 1st inns 1984 Perth 184 284 161 272 W.A. 35 runs 1970 Perth 229 7/180 103 304 W.A. 3 wkts 1984 Carlton 9/310 389 Drawn 1970 Sydney 160 6/168 248 190 N.S.W. 88 runs 1st inns 1984 Perth 405 6/231* 280 9/245 Drawn 1971 Perth 7/414* 2/180 401 9/192* W.A. 8 wkts 1985 Perth 111 7/302* 94 2/212 Drawn 1971 Sydney 7/201* 8/265* 7/207* 6/94 Drawn 1986 Melbourne 295 186 162 6/255 Drawn 1972 Perth 364 3/298 7/524 Drawn 1986 Perth 293 201 275 4/222 W.A. 6 wkts 1972 Perth 275 6/141 9/147* 268 WA. 4 wkts 1987 Melbourne 284 6/223 8/529* Drawn 1972 Sydney 142 7/282* 100 6/325 N.S.W. 4 wkts 1987 Perth 8/404* 6/215 654 Drawn 1973 Perth 7/308* 7/231* 213 6/220 Drawn 1987 Melbourne 4/431* 291 3/237 Drawn 1973 Sydney 9/225* 297 5/462* 0/61 N.S.W. 10 wkts 1988 Perth 333 5/256 8/427* Drawn 1974 Sydney 3/491* 8/185 336 363 Drawn 1989 Perth 9/393 6/272* 3/346* 4/235 W.A. 6 wkts 1975 Perth 272 1/186 178 278 W.A. 9 wkts 1989 Melbourne 3/343 6/533 Drawn 1975 Perth 8/350* 6/229 8/285* 293 W.A. 4 wkts 1989 St. Kilda 8/297* 2/56 133 244 Drawn 1976 Sydney 202 4/205 N.S.W 3 runs 1990 Perth 323 279 6/248 Drawn 1976 Sydney 162 6/321 226 Drawn 1991 Perth 359 161 9/273* 218 Vic. 29 runs 1977 Perth 387 1/69 220 235 W.A. 9 wkts 1991 St. Kilda 342 1/64 6/418 * 4/197* Drawn 1977 Perth 153 6/370 165 357 W.A. 4 wkts 1991 Perth 500 2/40 330 206 Vic. 8 wkts 1978 Sydney 339 5/73 236 174 W.A. 5 wkts 1992 Melbourne 308 2/95 397 9/222* Drawn 1978 Sydney 8/476* 9/325* 8/207 Drawn 1992 St Kilda 352 212 3/337 Drawn 1978 Perth 9/283* 2/73 166 7/408* Drawn 1993 Perth 265 7/457 440 Drawn 1979 Sydney 431 8/148* 261 5/321 N.S.W 5 wkts 1993 Melbourne 230 4/278 322 185 Vic. 6 wkts 1979 Perth 8/335* 1/57 383 6/310* Drawn 1994 Perth 118 155 112 7/162 W.A. 3 wkts 1980 Sydney 176 103 3/340 - N.S.W. inns &61 runs 1994 Perth 342 161 234 241 Vic. 28 runs 1981 Perth 6/328* 7/319* 8/262* 270WA. 115 runs 1995 Melbourne 280 229 221 185 Vic. 103 runs 1981 Perth 367 215 117 WA. inns & 35 runs 1995 Perth 215 9/459* 7/413* 8/238 Drawn 1982 Sydney 439 2/56 9/523* Drawn 1996 Melbourne 152 6/456* 223 309 Vic. 76 runs 1982 Perth 428 6/502* 2/129 Drawn 1997 Perth 332 283 495 3/121 W.A. 7 wkts 1982 Sydney 327 197 295 6/230 N.S.W. by 4 wkts 1997 Melbourne 205 224 9/458 W.A. inns & 29 runs 1983 Perth 259 238 271 280 N.S.W. 54 runs 1998 Melbourne 9/391* 9/247* 7/237* 229 Vic 82 runs 1983 Perth 9/439 156 213 W A. inns & 70 runs 1998 Perth 157 315 196 8/388* WA 112 runs 1984 Sydney 4/359 292 1/74 Drawn 1998 Perth 9/254* 203 9/319* 140 WA 2 runs 1984 Canberra 156 9/218* 171 1/26 Drawn 1999 Melbourne 263 6/276* 258 8/227 Drawn 1984 Perth 9/387* 386 3/245 Drawn 1999 Perth 295 4/303* 299 5/196 Drawn 1985 Sydney 286 5/157* 187 105 N.S.W 151 runs 1999 Melbourne 292 169 286 164 Vic 11 runs 1986 Perth 7/450* 83 321 W A. inns & 46 runs 2001 Perth 254 239 235 181 Vic 77 runs 1986 Perth 8/514* 276 4/203 Drawn 2001 Melboune 7/219* 7/287 215 4/295* Drawn 1986 Sydney 277 1/59 345 5/186* Drawn 2001 Perth 272 185 386 0/72 WA 10 wkts 1987 Perth 256 115 131 WA. inns & 10 runs 2002 Melboune 6/450* 98 175 410 WA 37 runs 1988 Sydney 176 201 295 8/213* N.S.W 131 runs 2002 Perth 110 237 416 WA inns & 69 runs 1988 Newcastle 164 250 269 7/279* N.S.W. 134 runs 2003 Melbourne 486 0/45 275 253 Vic. 10 wkts 1989 Perth 235 327 326 4/303 N.S.W. 67 runs 2003 St Kilda 9/355* 1/35 273 265 Drawn 1990 Sydney 262 1/106 264 Drawn 2003 Perth 3/613 - 151 304 Vic Inns & 158 runs 1990 Perth 317 247 236 172 W A. 156 runs * Denotes innings declared. 1990 Perth 314 7/475 4/601* Drawn 1991 Sydney 130 406 4/475* 1/62 N.S.W. 9 wkts Western Australia v New South Wales 1991 Perth 294 5/259 332 Drawn 1992 Sydney 71 252 245 2/176* N.S.W. by 98 runs Played 116, Western Australia won 32, New South Wales won 37, 1992 Perth 396 344 415 281 W.A. by 44 runs Drawn 47 1992 Perth 159 286 220 5/229 NSW 5 wkts Year Venue West. Australia N.S.W. Won by 1993 Sydney 467 168 452 3/186 NSW 7 wkts 1907 Perth 307 238 310 9/238 N.S.W 1 wkt 1993 Perth 8/503* 73 177 W.A. inns & 253 runs

The Western Cricketer 145 1994 Sydney 379 135 409 1/106 N.S.W. 9 wkts 1984 Brisbane 156 224 366 0/15 Qld. 10 wkts 1994 Perth 4/542* 0/26 205 360 W.A. 10 wkts 1985 Perth 310 171 281 8/201 W.A. 2 wkts 1995 Sydney 3/150* 6/204 5/201* 152 W.A. 4 wkts 1985 Brisbane 527 5/225 Drawn 1995 Perth 4/206* 3/351* 9/211* 4/243 Drawn 1986 Perth 322 2/195* 319 Drawn 1996 Sydney 402 4/193*259 5/220Drawn 1986 Brisbane Did not bat 7/162 Drawn 1997 Sydney 244 1/220 126 337 W.A. 9 wkts 1987 Perth 298 4/194 253 238 W.A. 6 wkts 1997 Perth 228 1/80 89 217 W.A. 9 wkts 1987 Brisbane 217 192 318 0/92 Qld. 10 wkts 1997 Sydney 361 194 138 5/477* NSW 60 runs 1988 Perth 348 7/194 303 238 W.A. 3 wkts 1998 Perth 7/470* 150 183 WA inns & 137 runs 1988 Perth 344 5/162 289 216 W.A. 5 wkts 1998 Sydney 337 58 273 9/281* NSW 159 runs 1988 Brisbane 293 4/146 184 254 W.A.6 wkts 1999 Perth 276 56 204 WA Inn & 16 runs 1989 Perth 7/294* 291 2/17 Drawn 1999 Perth 312 164 182 409 NSW 115 runs 1990 Brisbane 9/350* 1/81 449 4/193* Drawn 2000 Sydney 7/438* 255 149 WA Inn & 34 runs 1990 Perth 8 607* 273 157 WA. inns & 177 runs 2000 N. Sydney 413 89 226 327 NSW 51 runs 1991 Perth 7/402 0/93 398 7/285 Drawn 2000 Perth 189 1/73 131 130 WA 9 wkts 1991 Brisbane 271 2/296* 7/273* 3/297 Qld. 7 wkts 2001 Sydney 578 215 4/452 Drawn 1992 Brisbane 444 275 8/355 Drawn 2002 Perth 7/500* 6/158* 253 9/311 Drawn 1992 Perth 8/509* 207 287 WA inns & 15 runs 2003 Newcastle 388 296 370 5/316* N.S.W. 2 runs 1992 Brisbane 370 184 221 283 WA 50 runs 2003 Perth 110 489 8/418* 8/184 N.S.W. 2 wkts 1993 Perth 298 3/318 381 233 WA 7 wkts 2003 Sydney 376 8/362* 436 5/303 NSW 5 wickets 1993 Perth 211 373 430 1/158 Qld. 9 wkts 2004 Perth 6/474* 279 7/367 260 WA 126 runs 1994 Brisbane 413 244 8/375 Drawn *Denotes innings declared. 1994 Perth 284 146 239 3/192 Qld. 7 wkts 1995 Brisbane 110 241 362 Qld. inns & 11 runs Western Australia v Queensland 1996 Perth 207 3/185 154 237 WA. 7 wkts 1997 Brisbane 183 5/273 179 412 Drawn Played 108, Western Australia won 36, Queensland won 26, 1997 Perth 414 8/320 400 Drawn 1997 Perth 165 304 320 309 Qld. 160 runs Drawn 46 1997 Perth 184 186 321 2/33 Qld. 8 wkts Year Venue West. Australia Queensland Won by 1998 Brisbane 8/405* 5/106 197 313 WA 5 wkts 1948 Brisbane 446 192 325 130 W.A. 183 runs 1998 Brisbane 309 8/356* 9/343* 5/233 Drawn 1948 Perth 148 292 276 5/306* Qld. 143 runs 1999 Perth 245 209 375 4/81 Qld 6 wkts 1949 Brisbane 359 7/278* 328 170 W.A. 139 runs 1999 Brisbane 9/425* 265 129 WA Inns & 31 runs 1950 Perth 257 260 289 209 W.A. 19 runs 1999 Brisbane 171 244 412 0/4 Qld. 10 wkts 1952 Brisbane 83 165 350 Qld. inns & 102 runs 2000 Perth 9/588* 173 128 WA inns & 257 runs 1952 Perth 217 267 241 142 W.A. 101 runs 2000 Perth 343 5/349 442 Drawn 1954 Brisbane 102 202 9/589* Qld. inns & 285 runs 2001 Brisbane 78 274 218 2/135 Qld. 8 wkts 1955 Perth 287 8/268* 263 0/138 W.A. 24 runs 1st inns 2001 Brisbane 8/360* 207 6/403* 4/166 Qld. 6 wkts 1956 Brisbane 365 389 1/18 Qld. 24 runs 1st inns 2001 Perth 432 8/220 490 Drawn 1956 Perth 175 3/255 290 4/301* Qld. 115 runs 1st inns 2002 Brisbane 228 126 331 0/24 Qld 10 wkts 1957 Brisbane 192 229 371 2/53 Qld. 8 wkts 2003 Perth 107 201 151 3/160 Qld 7 wkts 1957 Perth 391 396 3/110 Qld. 5 runs 1st inns 2004 Perth 9/427* 6/3128 434 6/247 Drawn 1958 Brisbane 167 8/350* 358 3/82 Qld. 191 runs 1st inns 2004 Brisbane 523 3/287 362 8/445* WA 7 wkts 1959 Perth 205 2/257* 281 4/182 Qld. 6 wkts * Denotes innings declared. 1959 Perth 9/399* 117 275 WA.inns & 7 runs 1960 Brisbane 295 0/107 417 4/136* Qld. 122 runs 1st inns 1960 Brisbane 320 5/139 353 4/170* Qld. 33 runs 1st inns Western Australia v Tasmania 1961 Perth 242 161 222 8/182 Qld. 2 wkts 1961 Brisbane 179 8/133 Drawn Played 51, Western Australia won 21, Tasmania won 6, Drawn 23, 1961 Perth 190 2/390 382 Qld. 192 runs 1st inns Abandoned 1 1962 Brisbane 222 196 204 304 Qld. 90 runs Year Venue West. Australia Tasmania Won by 1963 Perth 212 3/160 145 226 W.A. 7 wkts 1930 Hobart 248 7/303 290 1/42 Drawn 1963 Brisbane 289 3/301 3/548* Qld. 259 runs 1st inns 1977 Perth 7/303* 147 142 W.A. inns &14 runs 1963 Perth 9/224 5/319 6/443* Qld. 219 runs 1st inns 1979 Devonport 6/277* 5/232* 153 6/359 Tas. 4 wkts 1964 Brisbane 290 5/218 503 Qld. 213 runs 1st inns 1979 Perth 256 3/273 278 250 W.A. 7 wkts 1965 Perth 241 6/105 137 208 W.A. 4 wkts 1981 Devonport 8/252 3/121 246 123 W.A. 7 wkts 1965 Brisbane 327 5/150 311 8/294* W.A. 16 runs 1st inns 1982 Perth 328 5/186 234 279 W.A. 5 wkts 1966 Perth 8/366* 6/131 266 229 W.A. 4 wkts 1982 Devonport 9/504* 201 184 W.A. inns & 109 runs 1966 Brisbane 255 203 5/256 W.A. 52 runs 1st inns 1983 Perth 329 6/242 * 260 9/273 Drawn 1966 Perth 7/554* 306 130 W.A. inns & 118 runs 1983 Perth 284 4/320 300 6/302 W.A. 6 wkts 1968 Perth 317 5/200* 263 8/203 W.A. 54 runs 1st inns 1984 Launceston 324 297 6/161 Drawn 1968 Brisbane 195 9/260* 175 145 W.A. 144 runs 1984 Perth 504 4/170* 359 7/212 Drawn 1968 Brisbane 5/615* 282 258 W.A. inns & 75 runs 1985 Hobart 5/307* 4/83 2/158* Drawn 1969 Perth 292 9/285* 289 9/289 Qld. 1 wkt 1985 Perth 278 102 169 W.A. inns & 7 runs 1969 Brisbane 187 8/262* 237 8/132 Qld. 50 runs 1st inns 1986 Hobart 7/553* 5/129* 8/407* 5/171 Drawn 1969 Perth 370 0/76 232 147 W.A. 10 wkts 1986 Devonport 430 0/50 264 213 W.A. 10 wkts 1970 Brisbane 407 233 4/136 W.A. 174 runs 1st inns 1987 Perth 531 3/97 267 357 W.A. 7 wkts 1970 Perth 386 2/58 197 243 W.A. 8 wkts 1987 Perth 6/461* 135 189 WA.inns & 137 runs 1971 Brisbane 278 0/29 103 203 W.A. 10 wkts 1988 Hobart 334 7/263* 273 209 WA. 115 runs 1971 Perth 9/388* 164 131 W A. inns & 93 runs 1988 Hobart 2/502* 213 1/108 Drawn 1972 Brisbane 284 54 294 4/48 Qld. 6 wkts 1989 Perth 273 8/312* 237 7/200 Drawn 1973 Perth 9/250* 3/99 240 108 W.A. 7 wkts 1989 Perth 215 7/265 6/478* Drawn 1973 Brisbane 150 194 9/175* 361 Qld. 192 runs 1990 Launceston 4/229* 116 8/287* 143 Tas. 84 runs 1974 Perth 298 1/40 143 192 W.A. 9 wkts 1990 Perth 337 8/88 177 246 W.A. 2 wkts 1974 Brisbane 182 219 185 4/137 Drawn 1991 Hobart 254 8/205 199 9/335* Drawn 1974 Perth 256 5/296 107 7/358 Drawn 1991 Hobart 331 0/35 172 193 W.A. 10 wkts 1975 Perth 157 251 211 293 Qld. 96 runs 1992 Perth 200 6/422* 358 2/99 Drawn 1976 Brisbane 320 2/91 Drawn 1992 Perth 417 9/268 9/457* Drawn 1976 Brisbane 405 185 8/359 Drawn 1993 Hobart 321 299 7/370* 6/190 Drawn 1977 Perth 417 186 105 W.A. inns & 126 runs 1993 Hobart 5/473* 2/56 514 Drawn 1977 Perth 8/315* 1/217 332 7/392* Drawn 1994 Perth 454 6/286* 4/487* 1/53 Drawn 1978 Brisbane 272 5/252* 343 4/53 Drawn 1994 Hobart 6/502 5/547* Drawn 1978 Brisbane 9/240* 5/220* 273 3/65 Drawn 1995 Perth 298 2/175 236 236 W.A. 8 wkts 1979 Perth 9/158* 208 114 171 W.A. 81 runs 1996 Perth 224 8/361* 184 6/402 Tas. 4 wkts 1979 Brisbane 163 148 206 151 Qld. 46 runs 1996 Hobart 357 5/184 9/357*183WA. 5 wkts 1980 Perth 6/573* 0/12 9/330* 403 Drawn 1996 Perth 4/326* 258 6/473*4/252 *Tas. 141 runs 1980 Brisbane 261 420 439 0/82 Drawn 1997 Hobart 312 3/180 314 175 WA. 7 wkts 1981 Perth 8/305 289 186 9/232 Drawn 1997 Hobart 3/101* 4/367 5/366 5/101* WA 6 wkts 1981 Brisbane 351 9/308 Drawn 1997 Perth 9/404* 9/314* 8/360* 173 WA 185 runs 1982 Perth 353 3/301* 331 7/276 Drawn 1998 Perth 571 3/63 285 348 WA 7 wkts 1982 Perth 406 52 261 W.A. inns & 93 runs 1998 Hobart 358 2/162* 326 Drawn 1983 Brisbane 376 394 4/92 Drawn 1999 Perth 6/486* 5/202* 228 248 WA 212 runs 1983 Perth 235 9/311 295 5/321 Drawn 1999 Perth 254 6/313 7/467* Drawn 1984 Brisbane 240 4/192 229 1/38 Drawn 2000 Hobart 9/457* 4/280* 4/351* 261 WA 125 runs 1984 Perth* 363 6/224 7/431 154 W.A. 4 wkts 2000 Hobart 7/298 9/373 446 9/238* Drawn

146 The Western Cricketer 2001 Perth 229 139 280 1/89 Tas. 9 wkts 2001 Perth 7/594* 337 7/237 Drawn Western Australia v West Indies 2002 Hobart 137 134 347 Tas. inn & 76 runs 2002 Perth 255 405 382 Drawn Played 10, Western Australia won 6, West Indies won 4. 2003 Hobart 3/52 179 Abandoned Year Venue West. Australia West Indies Won by 2003 Perth 437 5/329* 380 7/386 Drawn 1951 Perth 108 9/247 151 203 W.A. 1 wkt 2004 Hobart 6/562* 6/270* 5/384* 9/396 Drawn 1960 Perth 140 5/444* 97 393 WA. 94 runs * Denotes innings declared 1968 Perth 199 288 361 4/127 W. Indies 6 wkts 1975 Perth 9/291* 520 479 217 W.A. 115 runs Western Australia v Australian XI 1980 Perth 6/396* 2/87 169 313 WA. 8 wkts 1985 Perth 3/317 111 302 1/129 W. Indies 9 wkts 1988 Perth 247 3/206 213 236 WA. 7 wkts Played 11, Western Australia won nil, Australian XI won 5, drawn 6. 1992 Perth 7/239* 131 280 4/326* WI 236 runs Year Venue West. Australia Australia XI Won by 1996 Perth 6/293* 170 5/441* 1/26 WI 9 wkts 1921 Perth 9/88 396 Drawn 2000 Perth 358 3/70 132 293 W.A. 7 wkts 1926 Perth 282 97 424 Aust. XI inns & 45 runs * Denotes innings declared. 1930 Perth 167 132 324 Aust. XI inns & 25 runs 1934 Perth 305 5/274 Drawn 1935 Perth 114 62 425 Aust. XI inns & 249 runs Western Australia v New Zealand 1938 Perth 192 73 391 Aust. XI inns & 126 runs 1948 Perth 348 3/62 7/442* Drawn Played 7, Western Australia won 1, New Zealand won 3, drawn 3. 1953 Perth 179 9/260* 4/359* 3/74 Drawn Year Venue West. Australia New Zealand Won by 1956 Perth 267 185 5/198 Drawn 1954 Perth 246 133 371 7/192* N.Z. 184 runs 1961 Perth 351 329 0/1 Drawn 1961 Perth 113 3/253 249 5/173* Drawn 1964 Perth 357 285 5/527* 2/116 Aust. XI 8 wkts 1971 Perth 338 0/71 417 Drawn * Denotes innings declared. 1974 Perth 7/397* 5/271* 6/381* 6/288 N.Z. 6 wkts 1987 Perth 131 117 9/344* N.Z. inns & 96 runs Western Australia v England 1989 Perth 9/374* 283 7/296 Drawn 1993 Perth 508 149 350 W.A. inns & 9 runs Played 26, Western Australia Won 1, England Won 8, Drawn 17 . * Denotes innings declared. Year Venue West. Australia England Won by 1907 Perth 116 152 402 MCC inns & 134 runs Western Australia v India 1908 Perth 256 7/265 7/362* Drawn 1922 Perth 234 190 3/132 Drawn Played 5, Western Australia won 3, drawn 2. 1924 Perth 57 7/157 7/330* Drawn Year Venue West. Australia India Won by 1924 Perth 138 69 397 MCC inns & 190 runs 1947 Perth 171 4/70 127 Drawn 1928 Perth 257 406 0/26 Drawn 1948 Perth 270 172 252 184 W.A. 6 runs 1929 Perth 185 127 191 3/123 MCC 7 wkts 1967 Perth 5/480* 299 161 W.A. inns & 20 runs 1932 Perth 135 334 152 Drawn 1977 Perth 5/366* 6/293* 238 271 W.A. 150 runs 1935 Perth 232 1/23 344 266 Drawn 1980 Perth 5/296 5/262 4/312 1/116 Drawn 1936 Perth 142 147 4/469* MCC inns & 180 runs * Denotes innings declared. 1946 Perth 366 1/48 477 Drawn 1950 Perth 236 4/207* 9/434* 3/121* Drawn Western Australia v Pakistan 1954 Perth 103 255 321 3/40 MCC 7 wkts 1958 Perth 221 3/124 351 4/146 Drawn 1962 Perth 77 274 303 0/49 MCC 10 wkts Played 6, Western Australia won 4, drawn 2. 1965 Perth 9/303* 291 5/447* 5/156* MCC 9 runs Year Venue West. Australia Pakistan Won by 1970 Perth 5/257* 285 3/258* 6/256 Drawn 1972 Perth 6/398* 2/94 357 133 W.A. 8 wkts 1974 Perth 8/265* 5/346 5/314* 177 W.A. 120 runs 1976 Perth 7/261* 4/333 274 5/319* W.A. 6 wkts 1977 Perth 8/326* 4/218* 8/244* 8/239 Drawn 1981 Perth 545 9/380* 2/92 Drawn 1978 Perth 52 78 144 126 England 140 runs 1983 Perth 349 4/187 290 242 W.A. 6 wkts 1982 Perth 167 197 156 9/209 England 1 wkt 1989 Perth 9/389* 75 245 W.A. inns & 78 runs 1986 Perth 275 8/207* 152 6/153 Drawn 1995 Perth 4/402* 7/189* 164 8/226 Drawn 1990 Perth 289 4/329 246 9/222 Drawn * Denotes innings declared. 1994 Perth 238 5/272 245 6/393* Drawn 1998 Perth 8/334* 3/268* 321 4/192 Drawn Western Australia v Sri Lanka 2002 Perth 213 248 327 5/130 Drawn * Denotes innings declared. Played 2, Sri Lanka won 1, drawn 1. Year Venue West. Australia Sri Lanka Won by W.A. Combined XI v England, 1984 Perth 7/245* 79 8/217* 3/108 Sri Lanka, 7 wkts 1987† Perth 8/484 6/382* Drawn South Africa or West Indies * Denotes innings declared. † Not a first class match. Played 10, W.A. Combined XI won 2, England won 1, drawn 7. Year Venue Opponent W.A. Opponent Won by Western Australia v Tamil Nadu 1929 Perth England 310 3/186 4/241* Drawn 1932 Perth England 159 4/139 7/583* Drawn Played 2, Western Australia won 1, drawn 1. 1936 Perth England 436 497 4/120 Drawn Year Venue West. Australia Tamil Nadu Won by 1946 Perth England 462 302 Drawn 1988 Perth 2/438* 159 228 W.A. inns & 51 runs 1954 Perth England 86 163 311 MCC inns & 62 runs 1989 Madras 8/271 503 Drawn 1958 Perth England 260 349 4/257 Drawn * Denotes innings declared. 1962 Perth England 317 0/115 157 270 Comb XI 10 wkts 1963 Perth S. Africa 161 9/529 207 3/532* Drawn 1965 Perth England 5/231* 6/322 7/379* 4/205* Drawn Western Australia v World Xl 1968 Perth W. Indies 333 3/354 254 7/432* Comb XI 7 wkts * Denotes innings declared. Year Venue World XI West Australia Won by 1971 Perth 320 9/288* 255 281 World XI, 72 runs Western Australia v South Africa * Denotes innings declared. Played 7, South Africa won 3, Western Australia won nil, drawn 4. Western Australia v Aust. Services XI Year Venue West. Australia South Africa Won by 1931 Perth 205 7/159 7/362* 3/151 Drawn Played 1, drawn 1. 1932 Perth 183 62 9/488* S. Africa inns & 243 runs Year Venue West. Australia Services XI 1952 Perth 306 427 3/126 Drawn 1945 Perth 323 2/144 301 1953 Perth 76 90 212 129 S. Africa 175 runs 1963 Perth 268 9/160 297 5/132 S. Africa 5 wkts Western Australia v Zimbabwe 1997 Perth 8/347* 2/147 468 3/167* Drawn 2001 Perth 367 8/600* 367 5/390 Drawn Played 1, Drawn 1 * Denotes innings declared. Year Venue West. Australia Zimbabwe Won By 2003 Perth 6/207* 4/266 330 6/146* Drawn

The Western Cricketer 147 First Class Cricket Outstanding Bowling Performances

14 WICKETS IN A MATCH 6 for 68 v Tasmania, Perth 1995-96 Alderman T.M. 14 for 87 v New South Wales, Perth 1981-82 5 for 64 v Victoria, Melbourne 1998-99 6 for 64 v New South Wales, Sydney 1999-00 13 WICKETS IN A MATCH 5 for 78 v Tasmania, Perth 2000-01 6 for 52 v. Victoria, Perth 2001-02 Selk R.A. 13 for 77 v Victoria, Fremantle 1909-10 6 for 35 v Queensland, Perth 2002-03 12 WICKETS IN A MATCH Atkinson M.P. 5 for 92 v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 Brayshaw I.J. 12 for 90 v Victoria, Perth 1967-68 Bevan H.G. 6 for 106 v Victoria, Perth 1956-57 Lillee D.K. 12 for 113 v South Australia, 5 for 55 v New Zealand, Perth 1961-62 Adelaide 1975-76 5 for 44 v Victoria, Melbourne 1961-62 Selk R.A. 12 for 127 v South Australia, 6 for 65 v N.S.W., Perth 1961-62 Perth 1905-06 6 for 22 v Queensland, Perth 1962-63 6 for 93 v South Africa, Perth 1963-64 11 WICKETS IN A MATCH 5 for 68 Com XI v S. Africa, Perth 1963-64 Mulder B. 11 for 67 v NSW, Perth 1996-97 Bishop E.G. 5 for 60 v South Australia, Adelaide 1892-93 Yardley B. 11 for 98 v Tasmania, Devonport 1980-81 Blundell G.R. 5 for 59 v M.C.C., Perth 1924-25 Christian A.H. 11 for 123 v South Australia, Brayshaw I.J. 5 for 66 v N.S.W., Sydney 1965-66 Perth 1908-09 5 for 74 v Queensland, Brisbane 1965-66 6 for 48 v Queensland, Perth 1975-76 Lock G.A.R. 11 for 131 v Queensland, 5 for 59 v South Australia, Adelaide 1977-78 Brisbane 1968-69 6 for 29 v Victoria, Perth 1977-78 Puckett C.W. 11 for 134 v India, Perth 1947-48 5 for 26 v Victoria, Melbourne 1977-78 Gorringe H.R. 11 for 138 v Queensland, Perth 1952-53 Breman T.G. 6 for 76 v Queensland, Perth 1985-86 Reid B.A. 11 for 143 v South Australia, Capes, P.A. 5 for 95 v Tasmania, Perth 1988-89 Adelaide 1990-91 5 for 69 v Tasmania, Perth 1988-89 Christian A.H. 11 for 200 v South Australia, 5 for 74 v Queensland, Perth 1988-89 Fremantle 1908-09 6 for 92 v Pakistan, Perth 1989-90 Casson B. 6 for 64 v South Australia, Adelaide 2002-03 10 WICKETS IN AN INNINGS 5 for 109 v Queensland, Perth 2003-04 Brayshaw I.J. 10 for 44 v Victoria, Perth 1967-68 Christian A.H. 5 for 132 v M.C.C., Perth 1907-08 7 for 144 v South Australia, Fremantle 1908-09 5 WICKETS OR MORE IN AN INNINGS 5 for 67 v South Australia, Perth 1908-09 Alderman T.M. 5 for 65 v N.S.W., Sydney 1974-75 6 for 56 v South Australia, Perth 1908-09 5 for 65 v N.S.W., Perth 1976-77 6 for 40 v N.S.W., Sydney 1912-13 6 for 63 v South Australia, Perth 1978-79 Clark M.W. 5 for 47 v South Australia, Perth 2002-03 5 for 47 v West Indies, Perth 1979-80 6 for 80 v Queensland, Perth 1979-80 Clark W.M. 6 for 47 v South Australia, Adelaide 1978-79 7 for 49 v South Australia, Perth 1981-82 5 for 54 v Victoria, Melbourne 1978-79 7 for 59 v New South Wales, Perth 1981-82 6 for 39 v Queensland, Perth 1978-79 7 for 28 v New South Wales, Perth 1981-82 5 for 125 v South Australia, Perth 1982-83 5 for 65 v Victoria, Perth 1982-83 Coyne T.H. 5 for 27 v South Australia, Perth 1905-06 5 for 63 v England, Perth 1982-83 Cumming K.R. 6 for 62 v Victoria, Perth 1947-48 5 for 67 v England, Perth 1982-83 Duffy W.V. 5 for 124 v Victoria, Melbourne 1892-93 5 for 79 v Victoria, Perth 1983-84 6 for 109 v South Australia, Perth 1984-85 Dunn W.P. 5 for 71 v Victoria, Melbourne 1948-49 6 for 42 v Queensland, Perth 1984-85 6 for 26 v South Australia, Perth 1949-50 5 for 35 v New South Wales, Perth 1987-88 Evans W.A. 5 for 37 v South Australia, Perth 1926-27 6 for 91 v Queensland, Perth 1987-88 Eyres G. 5 for 58 v South Australia, Adelaide 1937-38 5 for 29 v South Australia, Adelaide 1988-89 5 for 47 v Victoria, Perth 1938-39 5 for 26 v South Australia, Perth 1988-89 Francis S.G. 5 for 94 v N.S.W., Sydney 1933-34 5 for 62 v New South Wales, Sydney 1989-90 5 for 49 v South Australia, Adelaide 1933-34 5 for 51 v Queensland, Brisbane 1991-92 Gannon J.B. 6 for 107 v South Australia, Perth 1966-67 Angel, J. 5 for 59 v West Indies, Perth 1992-93 5 for 97 v Victoria, Melbourne 1971-72 6 for 71 v Victoria, Perth 1992-93 Gardiner G.A. 5 for 21 v Victoria, Melbourne 1937-38 5 for 32 v New Zealand, Perth 1993-94 Gaunt R.A. 7 for 104 v N.S.W., Sydney 1956-57 5 for 108 v New Zealand, Perth 1993-94 5 for 77 v N.S.W., Perth 1957-58 5 for 57 v New South Wales, Perth 1993-94 5 for 116 v Queensland, Perth 1957-58 5 for 59 v South Australia, Perth 1993-94 6 for 81 v Queensland, Brisbane 1958-59 5 for 62 v New South Wales, Perth 1994-95 5 for 52 v Queensland, Perth 1959-60 5 for 87 v Victoria, Perth 1994-95 Gorringe H.R. 8 for 56 v Queensland, Perth 1952-53 5 for 90 v Queensland, Brisbane 1995-96 5 for 92 v South Australia, 5 for 45 v Queensland, Perth 1995-96 Adelaide 1954-55

148 The Western Cricketer Halcombe R.A. 5 for 40 v Victoria, Perth 1938-39 5 for 68 v N.S.W. Perth 1966-67 Herbert M.U. 7 for 45 v India, Perth 1947-48 6 for 85 v Queensland, Perth 1966-67 5 for 82 v Victoria, Perth 1949-50 5 for 45 v Queensland, Brisbane 1967-68 5 for 62 v Queensland, Perth 1967-68 Hoare D.E. 6 for 85 v South Australia Adelaide 1958-59 5 for 61 v Victoria, Melbourne 1967-68 5 for 103 v N.S.W., Perth 1958-59 5 for 36 v Victoria, Perth 1967-68 6 for 89 v South Australia, Perth 1958-59 5 for 103 v Victoria, Perth 1968-69 5 for 95 v Victoria, Melbourne 1959-60 7 for 61 v Queensland, Brisbane 1968-69 6 for 18 v South Australia, Perth 1959-60 5 for 104 v South Australia, Perth 1968-69 5 for 56 v West Indies, Perth 1960-61 5 for 53 v Queensland, Brisbane 1969-70 6 for 76 v South Australia, Perth 1960-61 5 for 56 v Queensland, Perth 1960-61 McCague M.J. 5 for 105 v Victoria, St Kilda 1990-91 5 for 98 v Queensland, Brisbane 1964-65 McKenzie G.D. 5 for 50 v N.S.W., Sydney 1961-62 8 for 98 v N.S.W., Perth 1964-65 6 for 101 v Victoria, Perth 1963 64 5 for 60 v M.C.C., Perth 1962-63 5 for 42 v Queensland, Perth 1964-65 Hogan T.G. 6 for 91 v New South Wales, Sydney 1982-83 6 for 100 v N.S.W., Perth 1965-66 5 for 74 v Queensland, Brisbane 1982-83 5 for 53 v N.S.W., Perth 1967-68 5 for 31 v Victoria, Perth 1983-84 5 for 81 v South Australia, Adelaide 1967-68 5 for 106 v Victoria, Perth 1984-85 5 for 51 v Queensland, Brisbane 1973-74 6 for 57 v Tasmania, Hobart 1987-88 Macleay K.H. 5 for 26 v Victoria, Perth 1982-83 5 for 60 v Tasmania, Launceston 1989-90 5 for 12 v Queensland, Perth 1982-83 Hogg G.B. 5 for 59 v South Australia, Adelaide 1995-96 5 for 54 v Tasmania, Perth 1984-85 5 for 126 v Victoria, Perth 1995-96 5 for 115 v West Indies, Perth 1984-85 5 for 53 v New South Wales, Sydney 1999-00 6 for 93 v N.S.W., Perth 1985-86 5 for 99 v Queensland, Perth 1987-88 Hubble J.M. 7 for 49 v Queensland, Perth 1972-73 Malone M.F. 5 for 72 v Queensland, Perth 1975-76 Inverarity M. 6 for 162 v Victoria, Melbourne 1925-26 5 for 28 v Victoria, Melbourne 1975-76 6 for 179 v South Australia, Adelaide 1925-26 5 for 68 v South Australia, Adelaide 1976-77 5 for 144 v South Africa, Perth 1931-32 6 for 33 v Victoria, Melbourne 1976-77 Julian B.P. 5 for 26 v Tasmania, Hobart 1991-92 5 for 45 v Queensland, Perth 1976-77 5 for 72 v West Indies, Perth 1992-93 5 for 51 v N.S.W., Perth 1976-77 5 for 84 v Victoria, St Kilda 1992-93 5 for 83 v Queensland, Brisbane 1979-80 5 for 103 v Queensland, Perth 1992-93 Mann A.L. 5 for 34 v N.S.W., Perth 1969-70 5 for 34 v N.S.W., Perth 1993-94 5 for 65 v Queensland, Perth 1969-70 5 for 58 v N.S.W., Perth 1994-95 5 for 88 v Victoria, Perth 1969-70 5 for 59 v Tasmania, Perth 1994-95 6 for 94 v South Australia, Adelaide 1974-75 5 for 63 v Tasmania, Perth 1994-95 5 for 43 v Tasmania, Perth 1977-78 5 for 70 v South Australia, Adelaide 1995-96 5 for 58 v N.S.W., Sydney 1995-96 Marks V.J. 5 for 55 v Victoria, Perth 1986-87 5 for 95 v South Australia, Adelaide 1995-96 Matthews C.D. 5 for 23 v Victoria, Perth 1985-86 5 for 98 v South Australia, Adelaide 1996-97 5 for 40 v New South Wales, Perth 1985-86 7 for 48 v Victoria, Melbourne 1996-97 6 for 75 v N.S.W., Perth 1986-87 7 for 39 v New South Wales, Sydney 1997-98 6 for 84 v Victoria, Perth 1986-87 6 for 45 v South Australia, Perth 1997-98 6 for 46 v Tasmania, Perth 1986-87 Lillee D.K. 7 for 36 v South Australia, Perth 1969-70 6 for 56 v New South Wales, Perth 1987-88 5 for 65 v N.S.W., Perth 1970-71 6 for 77 v Tasmania, Hobart 1987-88 6 for 24 v Queensland, Brisbane 1971-72 8 for 101 v Queensland, Perth 1987-88 5 for 75 v Victoria, Perth 1971-72 5 for 84 v West Indies, Perth 1988-89 6 for 30 v Pakistan, Perth 1972-73 5 for 72 v Queensland, Brisbane 1989-90 6 for 43 v N.S.W., Sydney 1972-73 6 for 81 v New South Wales, Perth 1989-90 5 for 87 v South Australia, Adelaide 1972-73 7 for 22 v Pakistan, Perth 1989-90 5 for 58 v Victoria, Perth 1975-76 6 for 48 v Tasmania, Hobart 1990-91 7 for 41 v South Australia, Adelaide 1975-76 5 for 66 v England, Perth 1990-91 5 for 72 v South Australia, Adelaide 1975-76 Mayne L.C. 7 for 75 v N.S.W., Perth 1961-62 5 for 68 v South Australia, Adelaide 1976-77 5 for 139 v N.S.W., Perth 1963-64 6 for 78 v Victoria, Perth 1976-77 5 for 43 v Queensland, Brisbane 1967-68 5 for 44 v South Australia, Perth 1976-77 6 for 59 v N.S.W., Sydney 1967-68 5 for 37 v South Australia, Perth 1976-77 5 for 56 v Victoria, Melbourne 1967-68 6 for 94 v Queensland, Brisbane 1979-80 Moody T.M. 7 for 43 v Victoria, Perth 1990-91 5 for 157 v Victoria, Perth 1980-81 7 for 38 v Tasmania, Hobart 1995-96 6 for 97 v Queensland, Brisbane 1980-81 7 for 41 v Tasmania, Hobart 1996-97 6 for 62 v N.S.W, Perth 1983-84 5 for 20 v South Australia, Perth 1997-98 5 for 63 v Victoria, Perth 1983 84 5 for 26 v N.S.W., Perth 2000-01 Lock G.A.R. 7 for 53 v Victoria, Melbourne 1962-63 Mulder B. 6 for 125 v Victoria, Melbourne 1985-86 5 for 90 v Victoria, Perth 1964-65 6 for 65 v NSW, Perth 1996-97 5 for 61 v Victoria, Melbourne 1965-66 5 for 2 v NSW, Perth 1996-97 5 for 118 v South Australia, Adelaide 1965-66 5 for 93 v South Australia, Perth 1965-66 Nicholls P.A. 5 for 68 v South Australia, Adelaide 1971-72 5 for 77 v Victoria, Melbourne 1966-67 Nicholson M.J. 7 for 77 v England, Perth 1998-99

The Western Cricketer 149 5 for 49 v South Australia, Perth 1998-99 Simpson R.B. 5 for 45 v N.S.W., Perth 1959-60 5 for 75 v Tasmania, Hobart 1998-99 Strauss R.B. 7 for 75 v South Africa, Perth 1952-53 5 for 68v. South Africa,Perth 2001-02 7 for 59 v South Australia, Adelaide 1956-57 O’Dwyer T.E. 5 for 47 v South Australia, Perth 1947-48 5 for 47 v Victoria, Melbourne 1956-57 7 for 79 v Queensland, Brisbane 1947-48 6 for 66 v N.S.W., Sydney 1956-57 6 for 164 v N.S.W., Perth 1948-49 5 for 51 v South Australia, Perth 1957-58 Outridge T.M. 5 for 78 v Victoria, Melbourne 1952-53 5 for 39 v Victoria, Perth 1958-59 Paulsen R.G. 6 for 106 v N.S.W., Sydney 1974-75 5 for 79 v Queensland, Perth 1958-59 7 for 41 v M.C.C., Perth 1974-75 5 for 99 v Com XI v M.C.C., Perth 1958-59 8 for 71 v West Indies, Perth 1975-76 5 for 100 v Queensland, Brisbane 1959-60 Preen A.T. 6 for 97 v Victoria, Melbourne 1955-56 Swan G.G. 5 for 54 v South Australia, Perth 1999-00 Price R.H. 5 for 68 v Queensland, Perth 1950-51 Taaffe F.H. 5 for 89 v N.S.W., Perth 1922-23 5 for 49 v Queensland, Perth 1950-51 5 for 70 v N.S.W., Sydney 1951-52 Watson G.D. 5 for 68 v Victoria, Perth 1972-73 5 for 83 v Victoria, Perth 1953-54 5 for 68 v Queensland, Perth 1972-73 5 for 53 v N.S.W., Perth 1973-74 Puckett C.W 5 for 126 v M.C.C., Perth 1946-47 5 for 69 v South Australia, Perth 1973-74 6 for 48 v Queensland, Brisbane 1947-48 Williams B.A. 6 for 74 v Victoria, Perth 1999-00 5 for 56 v India. Perth 1947-48 5 for 49 v South Australia 1999-00 6 for 78 v India, Perth 1947-48 5 for 79 v Victoria, Melbourne 1999-00 5 for 71 v Queensland, Perth 1948-49 5 for 86 v Queensland, Brisbane 1999-00 5 for 136 v Victoria, Melbourne 1948-49 5 for 38 v Queensland, Perth 1999-00 5 for 95 v N.S.W., Sydney 1949-50 5 for 38 v South Australia, Adelaide 2002-03 6 for 68 v Queensland, Brisbane 1949-50 5 for 48 v Tasmania, Hobart 2002-03 5 for 80 v Victoria, Perth 1949-50 5 for 114 v Victoria, Perth 1949-50 Wilson P. 6 for 76 v Victoria, Perth 2002-03 6 for 35 v South Australia, Perth 1951-52 Worthington P.C.6 for 59 v South Australia, Perth 2003-04 5 for 45 v West Indies, Perth 1951-52 5 for 119 v South Africa, Perth 1952-53 Yardley B. 6 for 62 v N.S.W., Sydney 1976-77 Reid B.A. 6 for 54 v Tasmania, Perth 1985-86 7 for 44 v South Australia, Adelaide 1977-78 5 for 34 v South Australia, Perth 1987-88 5 for 54 v England, Perth 1978-79 6 for 94 v South Australia, Adelaide 1990-91 5 for 61 v Victoria, Melbourne 1978-79 5 for 49 v South Australia, Adelaide 1990-91 5 for 65 v Queensland, Perth 1978-79 5 for 55 v Tasmania, Hobart 1991-92 5 for 27 v South Australia, Perth 1978-79 5 for 34 v Victoria, Perth 1993-94 5 for 112 v Victoria, Perth 1980-81 5 for 36 v Victoria, Perth 1995-96 7 for 62 v Tasmania, Devonport 1980-81 Selk R.A. 7 for 108 v South Australia, Perth 1905-06 5 for 85 v South Australia, Perth 1980-81 5 for 19 v South Australia, Perth 1905-06 5 for 41 v Tasmania, Devonport 1982-83 5 for 103 v South Australia, Fremantle 1905-06 5 for 68 v Tasmania, Devonport 1982-83 8 for 28 v Victoria, Fremantle 1909-10 5 for 117 v Tasmania, Perth 1982-83 5 for 49 v Victoria, Fremantle 1909-10 Zimbulis A.G. 5 for 60 v Victoria, Melbourne 1937-38 5 for 73 v Victoria, Perth 1909-10 Zoehrer T.J. 5 for 58 v South Australia, Adelaide 1991-92

Paul Wilson took a career best 6 for 76 against Victoria at the WACA Ground in Peter Worthington’s career best 6 for 59 against South Australia in the first match of 2002-03 during his debut match for WA. 2003-04 earned him Man-of-the-Match.

150 The Western Cricketer Five Wickets in an Innings for WA at each Venue 3 3 3 5 8 52 54 11 913 25 Perth St Kilda Sydney Brisbane Adelaide Fremantle Hobart Launceston Devonport Melbourne West lndiesWest 8 OPPONENTSNew SouthWalesQueensland 33South Australia 33Tasmania 35 19 40Victoria VENUESEngland (MCC) 12 1India 11 New Zealand 21 Pakistan 3 3 South Africa 30 3 2 5 TOTALS1861192130491327301 2 TOTALS 27 67 70

The Western Cricketer 151 Five Wickets or More in an Innings for WA

10 for 44 I.J. Brayshaw v Victoria, Perth 1967-68 6 for 76 T. Breman v Queensland, Perth 1985-86 8 for 28 R.A. Selk v Victoria, Fremantle 1909-10 6 for 76 D.E. Hoare v South Australia, Perth 1960-61 8 for 56 H.R. Gorringe v Queensland, Perth 1952-53 6 for 76 P. Wilson v Victoria, Perth 2002-03 8 for 71 R.G. Paulsen v West Indies, Perth 1975-76 6 for 77 C.D. Matthews v Tasmania, Hobart 1987-88 8 for 98 D.E. Hoare v NSW, Perth 1964-65 6 for 78 D.K. Lillee v Victoria, Perth 1976-77 8 for 101 C.D. Matthews v Queensland, Perth 1987-88 6 for 78 C.D. Puckett v India, Perth 1947-48 7 for 22 C.D. Matthews v Pakistan, Perth 1989-90 6 for 80 T.M. Alderman v Queensland, Perth 1979-80 7 for 28 T.M. Alderman v NSW, Perth 1981-82 6 for 81 R.A. Gaunt v Queensland, Brisbane 1958-59 7 for 36 D.K. Lillee v South Australia, Perth 1969-70 6 for 81 C.D. Matthews v NSW, Perth 1989-90 7 for 38 T.M. Moody v Tasmania, Hobart 1995-96 6 for 84 C.D. Matthews v Victoria, Perth 1986-87 7 for 39 B.P. Julian v New South Wales, Sydney 1997-98 6 for 85 D.E. Hoare v South Australia, Adelaide 1958-59 7 for 41 D.K. Lillee v South Australia, Adelaide 1975-76 6 for 85 G.A.R. Lock v Queensland, Perth 1966-67 7 for 41 R.G. Paulsen v MCC, Perth 1974-75 6 for 89 D.E. Hoare v South Australia Perth 1958-59 7 for 41 T.M. Moody v Tasmania, Hobart 1996-97 6 for 91 T.G. Hogan v NSW, Sydney 1982-83 7 for 43 T.M. Moody v Victoria, Perth 1990-91 6 for 91 T.M. Alderman v Queensland, Perth 1987-88 7 for 44 B. Yardley v South Australia, Adelaide 1977-78 6 for 92 P.A. Capes v Pakistan, Perth 1989-90 7 for 45 M.U. Herbert v India, Perth 1947-48 6 for 93 H.G. Bevan v South Africa, Perth 1963-64 7 for 48 B.P. Julian v Victoria, Melbourne 1996-97 6 for 93 K.H. Macleay v NSW, Perth 1985-86 7 for 49 T.M. Alderman v South Australia, Perth 1981-82 6 for 94 D.K. Lillee v Queensland, Brisbane 1979-80 7 for 49 J.M. Hubble v Queensland, Perth 1972-73 6 for 94 A.L. Mann v South Australia, Adelaide 1974-75 7 for 53 G.A.R. Lock v Victoria, Melbourne 1962-63 6 for 94 B.A. Reid v South Australia, Adelaide 1990-91 7 for 59 T.M. Alderman v NSW, Perth 1981-82 6 for 97 D.K. Lillee v Queensland, Brisbane 1980-81 7 for 59 R.B. Strauss v South Australia, Adelaide 1956-57 6 for 97 A.T. Preen v Victoria, Melboume 1955-56 7 for 61 G.A.R. Lock v Queensland, Brisbane 1968-69 6 for 100 G.D. McKenzie v NSW, Perth 1965-66 7 for 62 B. Yardley v Tasmania, Devonport 1980-81 6 for 101 G.D. McKenzie v Victoria, Perth 1963-64 7 for 75 L.C. Mayne v NSW, Perth 1961-62 6 for 106 H.G. Bevan v Victoria, Perth 1956-57 7 for 75 R.B. Strauss v South Africa, Perth 1952-53 6 for 106 R.G. Paulsen v NSW, Sydney 1974-75 7 for 77 M.J. Nicholson v England, Perth 1998-99 6 for 107 J.B. Gannon v South Australia, Perth 1966-67 7 for 79 T.E. O’Dwyer v Queensland, Brisbane 1947-48 6 for 109 T.M. Alderman v South Australia, Perth 1984-85 7 for 104 R.A. Gaunt v NSW, Sydney 1956-57 6 for 125 B. Mulder v Victoria, Melbourne 1985-86 7 for 108 R.A. Selk v South Australia, Perth 1905-06 6 for 162 M. Inverarity v Victoria, Melbourne 1925-26 7 for 144 A.H. Christian v South Australia, Fremantle 1908-09 6 for 164 T.E. O’Dwyer v NSW, Perth 1948-49 6 for 18 D.E. Hoare v South Australia, Perth 1959-60 6 for 179 M. Inverarity v South Australia, Adelaide 1925-26 6 for 22 H.G. Bevan v Queensland, Perth 1962-63 5 for 2 B. Mulder v NSW, Perth 1996-97 6 for 24 D.K. Lillee v Queensland, Brisbane 1971-72 5 for 12 K.H. Macleay v Queensland, Perth 1982-83 6 for 26 W.P. Dunn v South Australia, Perth 1949-50 5 for 19 R.A. Selk v South Australia, Perth 1905-06 6 for 29 I.J. Brayshaw v Victoria, Perth 1977-78 5 for 20 T.M. Moody v South Australia, Perth 1997-98 6 for 30 D.K. Lillee v Pakistan, Perth 1972-73 5 for 21 G.A. Gardiner v Victoria, Melbourne 1937-38 6 for 33 M.F. Malone v Victoria, Melbourne 1976-77 5 for 23 C.D. Matthews v Victoria, Perth 1985-86 6 for 35 C.W. Puckett v South Australia, Perth 1951-52 5 for 26 T.M. Alderman v South Australia, Perth 1988-89 6 for 35 J. Angel v Queensland, Perth 2002-03 5 for 26 I.J. Brayshaw v Victoria, Melbourne 1977-78 6 for 39 W.M. Clark v Queensland, Perth 1978-79 5 for 26 B.P. Julian v Tasmania, Hobart 1991-92 6 for 40 A.H. Christian v NSW, Sydney 1912-13 5 for 26 K.H. Macleay v Victoria, Perth 1982-83 6 for 42 T.M. Alderman v Queensland, Perth 1984-85 5 for 26 T.M. Moody v NSW, Perth 2000-01 6 for 43 D.K. Lillee v NSW, Sydney 1972-73 5 for 27 T.H. Coyne v South Australia, Perth 1905-06 6 for 45 B.P. Julian v South Australia, Perth 1997-98 5 for 27 B. Yardley v South Australia, Perth 1978-79 6 for 46 C.D. Matthews v Tasmania, Perth 1986-87 5 for 28 M.F. Malone v Victoria, Melbourne 1975-76 6 for 47 W.M. Clark v South Australia, Adelaide 1978-79 5 for 29 T.M. Alderman v South Australia, Adelaide 1988-89 6 for 48 I.J. Brayshaw v Queensland, Perth 1975-76 5 for 31 T.G. Hogan v Victoria, Perth 1983-84 6 for 48 C.D. Matthews v Tasmania, Hobart 1990-91 5 for 32 J. Angel v New Zealand, Perth 1993-94 6 for 48 C.W. Puckett v Queensland, Brisbane 1947-48 5 for 34 A.L. Mann v NSW, Perth 1969-70 6 for 52 J. Angel v. Victoria, Perth 2001-02 5 for 34 B.A. Reid v South Australia, Perth 1987-88 6 for 54 B.A. Reid v Tasmania, Perth 1985-86 5 for 34 B.P. Julian v NSW, Perth 1993-94 6 for 55 B.A. Reid v Tasmania, Hobart 1991-92 5 for 35 T.M. Alderman v NSW, Perth 1987-88 6 for 56 A.H. Christian v South Australia, Perth 1908-09 5 for 36 G.A.R. Lock v Victoria, Perth 1967-68 6 for 56 C.D. Matthews v NSW, Perth 1987-88 5 for 36 B.A. Reid v Victoria, Perth 1995-96 6 for 57 T.G. Hogan v Tasmania, Hobart 1987-88 5 for 37 W.A. Evans v South Australia, Perth 1926-27 6 for 59 L.C. Mayne v NSW, Sydney 1967-68 5 for 37 D.K. Lillee v South Australia, Perth 1976-77 6 for 59 P.C. Worthington v South Australia, Perth 2003-04 5 for 38 B.A. Williams v Queensland, Perth 1999-00 6 for 62 K.R. Cumming v Victoria, Perth 1947-48 5 for 38 B.A. Williams v South Australia, Adelaide 2002-03 6 for 62 D.K. Lillee v NSW, Perth 1983-84 5 for 39 R.B. Strauss v Victoria, Perth 1958-59 6 for 62 B. Yardley v NSW, Sydney 1976-77 5 for 40 R.A. Halcombe v Victoria, Perth 1938-39 6 for 63 T.M. Alderman v South Australia, Perth 1978-79 5 for 40 C.D. Matthews v NSW, Perth 1985-86 6 for 64 J. Angel v New South Wales, Sydney 1999-00 5 for 41 B. Yardley v Tasmania, Devonport 1982-83 6 for 64 B. Casson v South Australia, Adelaide 2002-03 5 for 42 G.D. McKenzie v Queensland, Perth 1964-65 6 for 65 H.G. Bevan v NSW, Perth 1961-62 5 for 43 A.L. Mann v Tasmania, Perth 1977-78 6 for 65 B. Mulder v NSW, Perth 1996-97 5 for 43 L.C. Mayne v Queensland, Brisbane 1967-68 6 for 66 R.B. Strauss v NSW, Sydney 1956-57 5 for 44 H.G. Bevan v Victoria, Melbourne 1961-62 6 for 68 C.W. Puckett v Queensland, Brisbane 1949-50 5 for 44 D.K. Lillee v South Australia Perth 1976-77 6 for 68 J. Angel v Tasmania, Perth 1995-96 5 for 45 G.A.R. Lock v Queensland, Brisbane 1967-68 6 for 71 J. Angel v Victoria, Perth 1992-93 5 for 45 M.F. Malone v Queensland, Perth 1976-77 6 for 74 B.A. Williams v Victoria, Perth 1999-00 5 for 45 C.W. Puckett v West Indies, Perth 1951-52 6 for 75 C.D. Matthews v NSW, Perth 1986-87 5 for 45 R.B. Simpson v NSW, Perth 1959-60

152 The Western Cricketer 5 for 45 J. Angel v Queensland, Perth 1995-96 5 for 69 P.A. Capes v Tasmania, Perth 1988-89 5 for 47 T.M. Alderman v West Indies, Perth 1979-80 5 for 69 G.D. Watson v South Australia, Perth 1973-74 5 for 47 G. Eyres v Victoria, Perth 1938-39 5 for 70 R.H. Price v NSW, Sydney 1951-52 5 for 47 T.E. O’Dwyer v South Australia, Perth 1947-48 5 for 70 B.P. Julian v South Australia, Adelaide 1995-96 5 for 47 R.B. Strauss v Victoria, Melbourne 1956-57 5 for 71 W.P. Dunn v Victoria, Melbourne 1948-49 5 for 47 M.W.M. Clark v South Australia, Perth 2002-03 5 for 71 C.W. Puckett v Queensland, Perth 1948-49 5 for 48 B.A. Williams v Tasmania, Hobart 2002-03 5 for 72 D.K. Lillee v South Australia, Adelaide 1975-76 5 for 49 S.G. Francis v South Australia, Adelaide 1933-34 5 for 72 M.F. Malone v Queensland, Perth 1975-76 5 for 49 R.H. Price v Queensland, Perth 1950-51 5 for 72 C.D. Matthews v Queensland, Brisbane 1989-90 5 for 49 B.A. Reid v South Australia, Adelaide 1990-91 5 for 72 B.P. Julian v West Indies, Perth 1992-93 5 for 49 R.A. Selk v Victoria, Fremantle 1909-10 5 for 73 R.A. Selk v Victoria, Perth 1909-10 5 for 49 M.J. Nicholson v South Australia, Perth 1998-99 5 for 74 I.J. Brayshaw v Queensland, Brisbane 1965-66 5 for 49 B.A. Williams v South Australia, Adelaide 1999-00 5 for 74 P.A. Capes v Queensland, Perth 1988-89 5 for 50 G.D. McKenzie v NSW, Sydney 1961-62 5 for 74 T.G. Hogan v Queensland, Brisbane 1982-83 5 for 51 G.D. McKenzie v Queensland, Brisbane 1973-74 5 for 75 D.K. Lillee v Victoria, Perth 1971-72 5 for 51 M.F. Malone v NSW, Perth 1976-77 5 for 75 M.J. Nicholson v Tasmania, Hobart 1998-99 5 for 51 R.B. Strauss v South Australia, Perth 1957-58 5 for 77 R.A. Gaunt v NSW, Perth 1957-58 5 for 51 T.M. Alderrman v Queensland, Brisbane 1991-92 5 for 77 G.A.R. Lock v Victoria, Melbourne 1966-67 5 for 52 R.A. Gaunt v Queensland, Perth 1959-60 5 for 78 J. Angel v Tasmania, Perth 2000-01 5 for 53 G.B. Hogg v New South Wales, Sydney 1999-00 5 for 78 T.M. Outridge v Victoria, Melbourne 1952.53 5 for 53 G.A.R. Lock v Queensland, Brisbane 1969-70 5 for 79 T.M. Alderman v Victoria, Perth 1983-84 5 for 53 G.D. McKenzie v NSW, Perth 1967-68 5 for 79 R.B. Strauss v Queensland, Perth 1958-59 5 for 53 G.D. Watson v NSW, Perth 1973-74 5 for 79 B.A. Williams v Victoria, Melbourne 1999-00 5 for 54 W.M. Clark v Victoria, Melbourne 1978-79 5 for 80 C.W. Puckett v Victoria, Perth 1949-50 5 for 54 K.H. Macleay v Tasmania, Perth 1984-85 5 for 81 G.D. McKenzie v South Australia, Adelaide 1967-68 5 for 54 G.G. Swan v South Australia, Perth 1999-00 5 for 82 M.U. Herbert v Victoria, Perth 1949-50 5 for 54 B. Yardley v England, Perth 1978-79 5 for 83 M.F. Malone v Queensland, Brisbane 1979-80 5 for 55 H.G. Bevan v New Zealand, Perth 1961-62 5 for 83 R.H. Price v Victoria, Perth 1953-54 5 for 55 V.J. Marks v Victoria, Perth 1986-87 5 for 84 C.D. Matthews v West lndies, Perth 1988-89 5 for 56 D.E. Hoare v West Indies, Perth 1960-61 5 for 84 B.P. Julian v Victoria, St Kilda 1992-93 5 for 56 D.E. Hoare v Queensland, Perth 1960-61 5 for 85 B. Yardley v South Australia, Perth 1980-81 5 for 56 L.C. Mayne v Victoria, Melbourne 1967-68 5 for 86 B.A. Williams v Queensland, Brisbane 1999-00 5 for 56 C.W. Puckett v India, Perth 1947-48 5 for 87 D.K. Lillee v South Australia, Adelaide 1972-73 5 for 57 J. Angel v NSW, Perth 1993-94 5 for 87 J. Angel v Victoria, Perth 1994-95 5 for 58 G. Eyres v South Australia, Adelaide 1937-38 5 for 88 A.L. Mann v Victoria, Perth 1969-70 5 for 58 D.K. Lillee v Victoria, Perth 1975-76 5 for 89 F.H. Taaffe v NSW, Perth 1922-23 5 for 58 T.J. Zoehrer v South Australia, Adelaide 1991-92 5 for 90 G.A.R. Lock v Victoria, Perth 1964-65 5 for 58 B.P. Julian v New South Wales, Perth 1994-95 5 for 90 J. Angel v Queensland, Brisbane 1995-96 5 for 58 B.P. Julian v NSW, Sydney 1995-96 5 for 92 H.R. Gorringe v South Australia, Adelaide 1954-55 5 for 59 G.R. Blundell v MCC, Perth 1924-25 5 for 92 M.P. Atkinson v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 5 for 59 I.J. Brayshaw v South Australia, Adelaide 1977-78 5 for 93 G.A.R. Lock v South Australia, Perth 1965-66 5 for 59 J. Angel v West Indies, Perth 1992-93 5 for 94 S.G. Francis v NSW, Sydney 1933-34 5 for 59 J. Angel v South Australia, Perth 1993-94 5 for 95 P.A. Capes v Tasmania, Perth 1988-89 5 for 59 B.P. Julian v Tasmania 1994-95 5 for 95 D.E. Hoare v Victoria, Melbourne 1959-60 5 for 59 G.B. Hogg v South Australia, Adelaide 1995-96 5 for 95 C.W. Puckett v NSW, Sydney 1949-50 5 for 60 E.G. Bishop v South Australia, Adelaide 1892-93 5 for 95 B.P. Julian v South Australia, Adelaide 1995-96 5 for 60 D.E. Hoare v MCC, Perth 1962-63 5 for 97 J.B. Gannon v Victoria, Melbourne 1971-72 5 for 60 T.G. Hogan v Tasmania, Launceston 1989-90 5 for 98 D.E. Hoare v Queensland, Brisbane 1964-65 5 for 60 A.G. Zimbulis v Victoria, Melbourne 1937-38 5 for 98 B.P. Julian v South Australia, Adelaide 1996-97 5 for 61 G.A.R. Lock v Victoria, Melbourne 1965-66 5 for 99 K.H. Macleay v Queensland, Perth 1987-88 5 for 61 G.A.R. Lock v Victoria, Melbourne 1967-68 5 for 99 R.B. Strauss v MCC, Perth 1958-59 5 for 61 B. Yardley v Victoria, Melbourne 1978-79 5 for 100 R.B. Strauss v Queensland, Brisbane 1959-60 5 for 62 T.M. Alderman v NSW, Sydney 1989-90 5 for 103 R.A. Selk v South Australia, Fremantle 1905-06 5 for 62 G.A.R. Lock v Queensland, Perth 1967-68 5 for 103 D.E. Hoare v NSW, Perth 1958-59 5 for 62 J. Angel v New South Wales, Perth 1994-95 5 for 103 G.A.R. Lock v Victoria, Perth 1968-69 5 for 63 T.M. Alderman v England, Perth 1982-83 5 for 103 B.P. Julian v Queensland, Perth 1992-93 5 for 63 D.K. Lillee v Victoria, Perth 1983-84 5 for 104 G.A.R. Lock v South Australia, Perth 1968-69 5 for 63 B.P. Julian v Tasmania, Perth 1994-95 5 for 105 M.J. McCague v Victoria, Melbourne 1990-91 5 for 64 J. Angel v Victoria, Melbourne 1998-99 5 for 106 T.G. Hogan v Victoria, Perth 1984-85 5 for 65 T.M. Alderman v NSW, Sydney 1974-75 5 for 108 J. Angel v New Zealand, Perth 1993-94 5 for 65 T.M. Alderman v NSW, Perth 1976-77 5 for 109 B. Casson v Queensland, Perth 2003-04 5 for 65 T.M. Alderman v Victoria, Perth 1982-83 5 for 112 B. Yardley v Victoria, Perth 1980-81 5 for 65 D.K. Lillee v NSW, Perth 1970-71 5 for 114 C.W. Puckett v Victoria, Perth 1949-50 5 for 65 A.L. Mann v Queensland, Perth 1969-70 5 for l l 5 K.H. Macleay v West lndies, Perth 1984-85 5 for 65 B. Yardley v Queensland, Perth 1978-79 5 for 116 R.A. Gaunt v Queensland, Perth 1957-58 5 for 66 I.l. Brayshaw v NSW, Sydney 1965-66 5 for 117 B. Yardley v Tasmania, Perth 1982-83 5 for 66 C.D. Mathews v England, Perth 1990-91 5 for 118 G.A.R. Lock v South Australia, Adelaide 1965-66 5 for 67 T.M. Alderman v England, Perth 1982-83 5 for 119 C.W. Puckett v South Africa, Perth 1952-53 5 for 67 A.H. Christian v South Australia, Perth 1908-09 5 for 124 W.V. Duffy v Victoria, Melbourne 1892-93 5 for 68 H.G. Bevan v South Africa, Perth 1963-64 5 for 125 W.M. Clark v South Australia, Perth 1991-92 5 for 68 D.K. Lillee v South Australia, Adelaide 1976-77 5 for 126 C.W. Puckett v MCC, Perth 1946-47 5 for 68 G.A.R. Lock v NSW, Perth 1966-67 5 for 126 G.B. Hogg v Victoria, Perth 1995-96 5 for 68 M.F. Malone v South Australia, Adelaide 1976-77 5 for 132 A.H. Christian v MCC, Perth 1907-08 5 for 68 P.A. Nicholls v South Australia, Adelaide 1971-72 5 for 136 C.W. Puckett v Victoria, Melbourne 1948-49 5 for 68 R.H. Price v Queensland, Perth 1950-51 5 for 139 L.C. Mayne v NSW, Perth 1963-64 5 for 68 G.D. Watson v Victoria, Perth 1972-73 5 for 144 M. Inverarity v South Africa, Perth 1931-32 5 for 68 G.D. Watson v Queensland, Perth 1972-73 5 for 157 D.K. Lillee v Victoria, Perth 1980-81 5 for 68 B. Yardley v Tasmania, Devonport 1982-83 5 for 68 M.J. Nicholson v. South Africa, Perth 2001-02

The Western Cricketer 153 WA Century Makers

First-Class Centuries in each Gilchrist A.C. 126 v South Australia, Adelaide 1994-95 * 189 v South Australia, Adelaide 1995-96 Innings for WA * 108 v West Indies, Perth 1996-97 * 203 v South Australia, Perth 1997-98 Edwards A.R. 103 & 105 v Queensland, Perth 1950-51 109 v Victoria, Perth 1997-98 Kelly P.C. 119 & 108* v M.C.C., Perth 1965-66 * 104 v Queensland, Brisbane 1998-99 Martyn D.R. 133* & 112 v Queensland, Brisbane 1992-93 125 v New South Wales, Sydney 1998-99 Moody T.M. 162 & 155 v South Australia, Perth 1988-89 102 v South Australia, Adelaide 2000-01 Rogers C.J. 101* & 102* v. South Australia Perth 2001-02 * 109 v Queensland, Perth 2000-01 Gonnella P. 134 v Tasmania, Hobart 1985-86 First-Class Centuries Goodwin M.W. 127 v Queensland, Perth 1996-97 141 v. Tasmania, Perth 2001-02 Alexander F.J. 105 v N.S.W., Sydney 1937-38 176 v Tasmania, Perth 2002-03 Andrews W.S. 139 v N.S.W. Perth 1985-86 164 v South Australia, Adelaide 2002-03 * 124 v Victoria, Melbourne 1986-87 * 201 v NSW, Sydney 2003-04 116 v Tasmania, Perth 1986-87 * 104 v Tasmania, Perth 2003-04 121 v Tasmania, Perth 1988-89 156 v Queensland, Perth 2003-04 103 v Victoria, St Kilda 1989-90 119 v Queensland, Brisbane 2003-04 Baker R.M. * 111 v Tasmania, Perth 1998-99 Harburn C.M. 139 v Aust. Xl, Perth 1963-64 Barrass A.E.O. d 113 v Victoria, Perth 1938-39 Harvey KM * 100 v Tasmania, Hobart 2003-04 Becker G.C. 130 v N.S.W., Perth 1964-65 Hoare D.E. 133 v Aust. Xl, Perth 1960-61 195 v India, Perth 1967-68 Hogan T.G. * 115 v Victoria, Melbourne 1988-89 112 v Queensland, Brisbane 1968-69 Hogg G.B. * 111 v New South Wales, Sydney 1995-96 Brayshaw I.J. 104 v N.S.W., Sydney 1966-67 * 107 v Pakistan, Perth 1995-96 160 v New Zealand, Perth 1973-74 Hogue T.H. 119 v Victoria, Perth 1909-10 * 100 v West Indies, Perth 1975-76 Horrocks W.J. * 148 v Tasmania, Hobart 1929-30 Bryant F.J. * 113 v Victoria, Perth 1927-28 Hughes K.J. d 119 v N.S.W., Perth 1975-76 115 v Victoria, Melbourne 1933-34 102 v West Indies, Perth 1975-76 Bryant R.J. 103 v Victoria, Melbourne 1933-34 * 137 v Pakistan, Perth 1976-77 Buttsworth F.R. 100 v Victoria, Perth 1921-22 127 v Queensland, Brisbane 1978-79 Campbell R.J. 113 v Victoria, Melbourne 1996-97 149 v Queensland, Brisbane 1980-81 177 v New South Wales, Sydney 1997-98 113 v N.S.W., Perth 1981-82 100 v Victoria, Perth 1997-98 130 v Victoria, Perth 1982-83 104 v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 129 v Tasmania, Devonport 1982-83 146 v England, Perth 1998-99 123 v South Australia, Perth 1982-83 111 v Tasmania, Hobart 1999-00 129 v N.S.W., Perth 1983-84 203 v Queensland, Perth 1999-00 130 v Queensland, Perth 1983-84 121 v. N.S.W. Perth 2001-02 183 v Tasmania, Perth 1984-85 134 v Tasmania, Hobart 2003-04 111 v South Australia, Perth 1984-85 Carmody D.K. b 198 v South Australia, Perth 1947-48 Hussey M.E.K. 105 v New South Wales, Sydney 1995-96 Chadwick D. d 129 v Queensland, Brisbane 1963-64 146 v Pakistan, Perth 1995-96 114 v Victoria, Melbourne 1963-64 147 v Victoria, Perth 1996-97 130 v Victoria, Melbourne 1964-65 138 v Victoria, Melbourne 1996-97 110 v South Australia, Adelaide 1965-66 108 v Tasmania, Hobart 1997-98 110 v N.S.W. Sydney 1968-69 134 v South Australia, Adelaide 1997-98 104 v South Australia, Perth 1968-69 120 v New South Wales, Perth 1997-98 119 v Queensland, Perth 1969-70 187 v Tasmania, Perth 1998-99 117 v Victoria, Perth 1969-70 112 v Tasmania, Perth 1999-00 137 v Queensland, Brisbane 1970-71 * 172 v South Australia, Perth 1999-00 Charlesworth L. 122 v Queensland, Brisbane 1949-50 172 v New South Wales, Sydney 1999-00 Charlesworth R.I. 101 v South Australia, Adelaide 1978-79 137 v Victoria, Melbourne 2000-01 Clements S.C. 151 v Tasmania, Launceston 1983-84 100 v. N.S.W., Sydney 2001-02 Dighton M.G. * 182 v Queensland, Perth 1999-00 138 v Tasmania, Perth 2003-04 Driver W.G. 109 v Queensland, Brisbane 1949-50 Inverarity R.J. 129 v Queensland, Brisbane 1964-65 Edwards A.R. 104 v Victoria, Perth 1947-48 144 v South Australia, Adelaide 1964-65 103 v Queensland, Perth 1950-51 109 v Queensland, Brisbane 1965-66 105 v Queensland, Perth 1950-51 177 v South Australia, Perth 1965-66 Edwards R. * 117 v N.S.W., Sydney 1968-69 114 v Queensland, Perth 1966-67 127 v Victoria, Perth 1969-70 173 v Victoria, Melbourne 1967-68 119 v Queensland, Perth 1970-71 119 v N.S.W., Sydney 1967-68 115 v N.S.W., Perth 1970-71 103 v N.S.W., Sydney 1968-69 121 v Victoria, Melbourne 1971-72 108 v Queensland, Brisbane 1968-69 152 v Victoria, Perth 1971-72 114 v Victoria, Melbourne 1968-69 149 v N.S.W., Sydney 1971-72 159 v N.S.W., Perth 1968-69 143 v World Xl, Perth 1971-72 131 v Queensland, Brisbane 1970-71 158 v Victoria, Melbourne 1972-73 148 v Queensland, Perth 1970-71 100 v Victoria, Melbourne 1973-74 114 v Victoria, Perth 1971-72 147 v South Australia, Perth 1973-74 161 v N.S.W., Perth 1971-72 Edwards W.J. 122 v South Australia, Perth 1973-74 104 v N.S.W., Perth 1972-73 153 v N.S.W., Sydney 1974-75 143 v Queensland, Perth 1973-74 Frankish R.R. 104 v Victoria, Perth 1949-50 125 v N.S.W., Sydney 1977-78 Gartrell K.B. 102 v Victoria, Melbourne 1962-63 187 v N.S.W., Sydney 1978-79 Gartrell R.B. 104 v Tasmania, Hobart 1985-86 * 124 v Tasmania, Devonport 1978-79

154 The Western Cricketer Irvine J.T. 120 v N.S.W., Sydney 1967-68 124 v England, Perth 1986-87 128 v N.S.W., Sydney 1968-69 134 v South Australia, Adelaide 1986-87 182 v South Australia, Perth 1968-69 146 v Queensland, Perth 1986-87 Julian B.P. * 121 v Victoria, Melbourne 1997-98 * 120 v Victoria, Melbourne 1987-88 124 v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 209 v Tamil Nadu, Perth 1988-89 Kanhai R.B. 135 v South Australia, Adelaide 1961-62 223 v Tasmania, Hobart 1988-89 Retired hurt 108 v Queensland, Perth 1961-62 * 105 v South Australia, Perth 1988-89 Katich S.M. 106 v England, Perth 1998-99 c* 355 v South Australia, Perth 1989-90 * 154 v Tasmania, Hobart 1998-99 151 v England, Perth 1990-91 115 v Queensland, Brisbane 1998-99 117 v Tasmania, Perth 1990-91 113 v Queensland, Brisbane 1998-99 104 v South Australia, Adelaide 1991-92 * 120 v Victoria, Perth 1998-99 121 v Queensland, Brisbane 1992-93 * 105 v Queensland, Perth 2000-01 138 v South Australia, Perth 1992-93 152 v Tasmania, Hobart 2000-01 101 v Victoria, St Kilda 1992-93 117 v N.S.W., Sydney 2000-01 129 v Victoria, Perth 1992-93 101 v Queensland, Brisbane 2000-01 107 v Queensland, Perth 1992-93 * 228 v South Australia, Perth 2000-01 128 v N.S.W., Perth 1993-94 102 v Victoria, Melbourne 2000-01 Marsh R.W. d 104 v West Indies, Perth 1968-69 131 v. N.S.W., Sydney 2001-02 236 v Pakistan, Perth 1972-73 Kelly P.C. 119 v M.C.C., Perth 1965-66 132 v Queensland, Brisbane 1972-73 * 108 v M.C.C., Perth 1965-66 * 117 v N.S.W., Sydney 1972-73 132 v N.S.W., Sydney 1965-66 * 168 v N.S.W., Sydney 1974-75 103 v N.S.W., Perth 1965-66 104 v South Australia, Perth 1976-77 Laird B.M. 117 v N.S.W., Sydney 1974-75 110 v Tasmania, Devonport 1982-83 127 v Queensland, Perth 1974-75 * 157 v Victoria, Melbourne 1983-84 119 v Queensland, Brisbane 1975-76 Marsh S.E. 119 v N.S.W., Newcastle 2002-03 171 v Queensland, Brisbane 1976-77 Martyn D.R. 110 v Tasmania, Hobart 1991-92 117 v N.S.W., Sydney 1979-80 * 105 v Victoria, Melbourne 1991-92 110 v lndia, Perth 1980-81 * 133 v Queensland, Brisbane 1992-93 * 110 v South Australia, Perth 1981-82 112 v Queensland, Brisbane 1992-93 Langdon C.W. 112 v Aust. Xl, Perth 1947-48 * 116 v Victoria, St Kilda 1992-93 138 v Queensland, Perth 1948-49 139 v Tasmania, Perth 1992-93 131 v South Australia, Adelaide 1950-51 100 v Tasmania, Hobart 1993-94 120 v South Africa, Perth 1952-53 197 v N.S.W., Perth 1993-94 118 v Queensland, Perth 1952-53 113 v Tasmania, Hobart 1994-95 Langer R.S. * 150 v Victoria, Perth 1974-75 * 203 v Tasmania, Perth 1995-96 111 v N.S.W., Perth 1975-76 104 v South Australia, Perth 1996-97 102 v Queensland, Perth 1979-80 108 v Victoria, Perth 1996-97 137 v West Indies, Perth 1979-80 101 v Tasmania, Hobart 1997-98 140 v Queensland, Brisbane 1981-82 * 141 v New South Wales, Perth 1997-98 Langer J.L. 131 v Queensland, Brisbane 1991-92 123 v South Australia, Perth 1998-99 149 v New South Wales, Perth 1991-92 * 100 v Tasmania, Perth 1998-99 110 v South Australia, Perth 1992-93 169 v Tasmania, Hobart 1999-00 144 v Victoria, Melbourne 1993-94 122 v South Australia, Adelaide 2000-01 135 v Tasmania, Hobart 1993-94 122 v Tasmania, Hobart 2000-01 233 v Tasmania, Perth 1993-94 189 v. Tasmania, Perth 2001-02 * 241 v New South Wales, Perth 1994-95 Meuleman K.D. 103 v South Africa, Perth 1952-53 153 v South Australia, Adelaide 1995-96 109 v M.C.C., Perth 1954-55 161 v Victoria, Perth 1995-96 140 v South Australia, Adelaide 1956-57 107 v Tasmania, Perth 1995-96 125 v Queensland, Brisbane 1956-57 120 v Tasmania, Hobart 1995-96 * 234 v South Australia, Perth 1956-57 * 143 v Tasmania, Perth 1996-97 114 v South Australia, Adelaide 1957-58 116 v South Australia, Adelaide 1996-97 117 v Queensland, Brisbane 1957-58 * 274 v South Australia, Perth 1996-97 * 180 v South Australia, Adelaide 1958-59 235 v South Australia, Adelaide 1997-98 * 153 v N.S.W.,Perth 1959-60 113 v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 105 v Queensland, Brisbane 1959-60 101 v Victoria, Perth 1997-98 * 119 v South Australia, Perth 1959-60 120 v South Australia, Perth 1999-00 Meuleman R.D. * 101 v N.S.W., Sydney 1969-70 129 v Tasmania, Hobart 1999-00 Meuleman S.W. 109 v South Africa, Perth 2001-02 133 v. Tasmania, Perth 2001-02 106 v Victoria, Perth 2003-04 164 v South Australia, Adelaide 2002-03 Milburn C. 129 v South Australia, Adelaide 1966-67 * 163 v NSW, Sydney 2003-04 106 v Queensland, Perth 1966-67 Lavender M.P. 118 v Victoria, St Kilda 1990-91 243 v Queensland, Brisbane 1968-69 * 113 v Queensland, Brisbane 1990-91 Moody T.M. 111 v Tasmania, Devonport 1986-87 172 v Tasmania, Perth 1991-92 100 v Victoria, Melbourne 1986-87 103 v Victoria, Perth 1992-93 144 v Tasmania, Perth 1987-88 152 v South Australia, Perth 1994-95 * 112 v Tasmania, Hobart 1988-89 * 173 v New South Wales, Perth 1995-96 202 v Victoria, Perth 1988-89 Macleay K.H. 100 v Victoria, Melbourne 1982-83 162 v South Australia, Perth 1988-89 * 114 v N.S.W., Perth 1986-87 155 v South Australia, Perth 1988-89 * 102 v N.S.W., Perth 1990-91 * 101 v Queensland, Brisbane 1990-91 Mann A.L. 110 v M.C.C., Perth 1970-71 100 v N.S.W., Sydney 1990-91 Marsh G.R. 176 v N.S.W., Sydney 1981-82 168 v South Australia, Adelaide 1991-92 120 v Queensland, Perth 1981-82 124 v Queensland, Perth 1992-93 159 v N.S.W., Sydney 1983-84 110 v New Zealand, Perth 1993-94 107 v Queensland, Perth 1983-84 115 v N.S.W., Sydney 1993-94 * 143 v Victoria, Perth 1984-85 272 v Tasmania, Hobart 1994-95 100 v Victoria, Perth 1985-86 114 v Tasmania, Perth 1996-97 138 v Queensland, Brisbane 1985-86 136 v Queensland, Brisbane 1996-97

The Western Cricketer 155 152 v Queensland, Perth 1996-97 106 v Victoria, Melbourne 1960-61 101 v South Australia, Perth 1997-98 Slater K.N. 154 v Queensland, Brisbane 1963-64 160 v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 Veletta M.R.J. 100 v Victoria, Carlton 1984-85 125 v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 143 v South Australia 1984-85 109 v Tasmania, Perth 1998-99 130 v Queensland, Brisbane 1985-86 McEwan K.S. 177 v Queensland, Perth 1979-80 170 v South Australia, Perth 1985-86 112 v West Indies, Perth 1979-80 112 v Victoria, Melbourne 1986-87 McPhee M.W. 135 v South Australia 1984-85 262 v Victoria, Perth 1986-87 113 v Queensland, Perth 1989-90 106 v Tasmania, Perth 1987-88 McRae W.A. 119 v Victoria, Perth 1927-28 * 166 v Tamil Nadu, Perth 1988-89 Nicholson M.J. * 101 v. South Africa, Perth 2001-02 157 v Tasmania, Hobart 1988-89 North M.J. 200 v Victoria, Melbourne 2001-02 100 v Victoria, Perth 1988-89 106 v Queensland, Perth 2001-02 150 v South Australia, Perth 1989-90 111 v.South Australia, Perth 2001-02 * 110 v N.S.W., Sydney 1989-90 178 v N.S.W., Perth 2002-03 228 v Queensland, Perth 1989-90 118 v Tasmania, Hobart 2003-04 128 v Queensland, Perth 1990-91 130 v Queensland, Brisbane 2003-04 121 v South Australia, Adelaide 1990-91 * 130 v South Australia, Adelaide 2003-04 121 v South Australia, Perth 1991-92 O’Neill M.D. 100 v India, Perth 1980-81 * 101 v New South Wales, Sydney 1991-92 Parker E.F. a 116 v South Australia, Fremantle 1905-06 104 v Tasmania, Hobart 1992-93 117 v Victoria, Perth 1909-10 * 104 v South Australia, Adelaide 1992-93 Parker J.F. * 139 v N.S.W.,Perth 1963-64 Vernon M.T. 128 v Queensland, Brisbane 1958-59 Penter C.E. d 112 v N.S.W., Sydney 1979-80 139 v South Australia, Adelaide 1958-59 Playle W.R. 116 v Victoria, Melbourne 1965-66 105 v Victoria, Melbourne 1959-60 122 v Queensland, Perth 1965-66 118 v M.C.C., Perth 1965-66 Prindiville T.J. 107 v Victoria, Melbourne 1969-70 173 v N.S.W., Perth 1965-66 Richardson A.J. † 101 v M.C.C., Perth 1928-29 100 v Victoria, Perth 1966-67 Robinson G.D. 134 v Victoria, Perth 1947-48 110 v Queensland, Perth 1966-67 Rogers C.J.L. * 102 v South Australia, Perth 2001-02 133 v N.S.W., Perth 1967-68 * 101 v South Australia, Perth 2001-02 Watt A.D. 129 v Queensland, Brisbane 1947-48 194 v N.S.W. ,Perth 2002-03 † 157 v England XI, Perth 1946-47 * 110 v South Australia, Perth 2002-03 Watson G.D. 122 v Queensland, Brisbane 1971-72 103 v Victoria, St Kilda 2003-04 145 v Queensland, Perth 1971-72 120 v Tasmania, Perth 2003-04 Wishart P.W. 114 v Queensland, Perth 1960-61 142 v NSW, Perth 2003-04 Wood G.M. * 100 v Queensland, Perth 1977-78 * 119 v Queensland, Brisbane 2003-04 109 v South Australia, Adelaide 1977-78 Rowe S.H.D. 105 v M.C.C., Perth 1907-08 * 126 v South Australia, Perth 1980-81 Rutherford J.W. 121 v South Australia, Perth 1953-54 103 v Tasmania, Devonport 1980-81 167 v South Australia, Adelaide 1954-55 151 v Pakistan, Perth 1981-82 108 v South Australia, Perth 1954-55 138 v Queensland, Perth 1982-83 125 v Queensland, Perth 1955-56 111 v South Australia, Adelaide 1982-83 160 v N.S.W., Perth 1957-58 * 167 v Tasmania, Perth 1983-84 Sarre R.B. 103 v Aust. XI, Perth 1952-53 * 173 v N.S.W.,Sydney 1983-84 Sawle L.M. * 109 v N.S.W., Perth 1955-56 141 v West Indies, Perth 1984-85 Serjeant C.S. * l01 v M.C.C., Perth 1976-77 133 v N.S.W., Perth 1985-86 140 v Queensland, Perth 1976-77 102 v Tasmania, Hobart 1985-86 129 v N.S.W., Perth 1977-78 121 v Queensland, Perth 1985-86 140 v Queensland, Perth 1977-78 107 v South Australia, Perth 1986-87 * 144 v South Australia, Adelaide 1980-81 103 v Tasmania, Perth 1986-87 106 v N.S.W., Sydney 1981-82 * 150 v Victoria, Perth 1987-88 Shea J.A. 110 v Victoria, Melboume 1937-38 * 186 v South Australia, Perth 1987-88 Shepherd B.K. d* 103 v Queensland, Perth 1955-56 141 v Queensland, Perth 1987-88 173 v Queensland, Brisbane 1956-57 * 138 v Victoria, Perth 1988-89 101 v Victoria, Perth 1956-57 * 119 v Queensland, Perth 1988-89 * 173 v Victoria, Perth 1958-59 * 125 v New Zealand, Perth 1989-90 102 v Queensland, Brisbane 1960-61 166 v Victoria, St Kilda 1990-91 116 v Queensland, Brisbane 1960-61 117 v Queensland, Perth 1990-91 116 v Victoria. Melbourne 1961-62 108 v England, Perth 1990-91 * 212 v Queensland, Perth 1961-62 Woodhead D.J. * 101 v Queensland, Perth 1958-59 219 v Victoria, Melbourne 1962-63 Young G.A. 125 v South Australia, Perth 1972-73 100 v South Africa, Perth 1962-63 Zoehrer, T.J. 104 v N.S.W., Perth 1982-83 149 v N.S.W., Sydney 1963-64 109 v Victoria, Perth 1987-88 * 132 v Queensland, Perth 1963-64 163 v N.S.W., Perth 1988-89 * 215 v Victoria, Perth 1964-65 168 v Victoria, Melbourne 1988-89 Shipperd G. 106 v Victoria, Melbourne 1979-80 103 v Victoria, Perth 1989-90 104 v Queensland, Perth 1979-80 * 133 v N.S.W., Perth 1990-91 140 v Queensland, Perth 1980-81 136 v Tasmania, Hobart 1992-93 131 v Pakistan, Perth 1981-82 166 v New South Wales, Perth 1982-83 † denotes for Combined XI 107 v Victoria, Melbourne 1982-83 * Denotes not out * 167 v Victoria, Melbourne 1983-84 “a” denotes first century score for W.A. * 131 v Victoria, Perth 1984-85 “b” denotes first Sheffield Shield century scored for W.A. 139 v South Australia, Perth 1984-85 “c” denotes highest ever score for W.A. 129 v South Australia, Adelaide 1984-85 “d” denotes a century in debut match for W.A. Simpson R.B. * 112 v Queensland, Perth 1956-57 * 236 v N.S.W., Perth 1959-60 * 230 v Queensland, Perth 1959-60 * 161 v N.S.W., Sydney 1959-60 * 221 v West Indies, Perth 1960-61

156 The Western Cricketer Centuries for WA at each Venue 4 3 3 6 6 2 8 1 74 93 14 35 6 1 81 Perth Sydney Newcastle Brisbane Adelaide Fremantle Hobart LauncestonDevonportMelbourneSt Kilda Carlton OPPONENTSNew SouthWales 36Queensland 37South Australia 52 38 1 Tasmania 39 Victoria 29Aust XI VENUESEngland (MCC) 14 41 4 IndiaNew Zealand 33 3 Pakistan 3 1South Africa 6 6 NaduTamil lndiesWest 2 XIWorld 8 26TOTALS 1 TOTALS 1 241 37 5 1 41 33 72 1 61 26 1 5 35 6 1 428

The Western Cricketer 157 Centuries for WA

355* G.R. Marsh v South Australia, Perth 1989-90 162 T.M. Moody v South Australia, Perth 1988-89 274* J.L. Langer v South Australia, Perth 1996-97 161 R.J. Inverarity v NSW, Perth 1971-72 272 T.M. Moody v Tasmania, Hobart 1994-95 161* R.B. Simpson v NSW, Sydney 1959-60 262 M.R.J. Veletta v Victoria, Perth 1986-87 161 J.L. Langer v Victoria, Perth 1995-96 243 C. Milburn v Queensland, Brisbane 1968-69 160 I.J. Brayshaw v New Zealand, Perth 1973-74 241* J.L. Langer v New South Wales, Perth 1994-95 160 T.M. Moody v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 236 R.W. Marsh v Pakistan, Perth 1972-73 160 J.W. Rutherford v NSW, Perth 1957-58 236* R.B. Simpson v NSW, Perth 1959-60 159 R.J. Inverarity v NSW, Perth 1968-69 235 J.L. Langer v South Australia, Adelaide 1997-98 159 G.R. Marsh v NSW, Sydney 1983-84 234* K.D. Meuleman v South Australia, Perth 1956-57 158 R. Edwards v Victoria, Melbourne 1972-73 233 J.L. Langer v Tasmania, Perth 1993-94 157* R.W. Marsh v Victoria, Melbourne 1983-84 230* R.B. Simpson v Queensland, Perth 1959-60 157 M.R.J. Veletta v Tasmania, Hobart 1988-89 228* S.M. Katich v South Australia, Perth 2000-01 157* A.D. Watt v England Xl, Perth 1946-47 228 M.RJ. Veletta v Queensland, Perth 1989-90 156 MW Goodwin v Queensland, Perth 2003-04 223 G.R. Marsh v Tasmania, Hobart 1988-89 155 T.M. Moody v South Australia, Perth 1988-89 221 R.B. Simpson v West Indies, Perth 1960-61 154 K.N. Slater v Queensland, Brisbane 1963-64 219 B.K. Shepherd v Victoria, Melbourne 1962-63 154* S.M. Katich v Tasmania, Hobart 1998-99 215* B.K. Shepherd v Victoria, Perth 1964-65 153 W.J. Edwards v NSW, Sydney 1974-75 212* B.K. Shepherd v Queensland, Perth 1961-62 153* K.D. Meuleman v NSW, Perth 1959-60 209 G.R. Marsh v Tamil Nadu, Perth 1988-89 153 J.L. Langer v South Australia, Adelaide 1995-96 203 R.J. Campbell v Queensland, Perth 1999-00 152 R. Edwards v Victoria, Perth 1971-72 203* A.C. Gilchrist v South Australia, Perth 1997-98 152 S.M. Katich v Tasmania, Hobart 2000-01 203* D.R. Martyn v Tasmania, Perth 1995-96 152 M.P. Lavender v South Australia, Perth 1994-95 202 T.M. Moody v Victoria, Perth 1988-89 152 T.M. Moody v Queensland, Perth 1996-97 201* M.W. Goodwin v NSW, Sydney 2003-04 151 S.C. Clements v Tasmania, Launceston 1983-84 200* M.J. North v. Victoria, Melbourne 2001-02 151 G.R. Marsh v England, Perth 1990-91 198 D.K. Carmody v South Australia, Perth 1947-48 151 G.M. Wood v Pakistan, Perth 1981-82 197 D.R. Martyn v N.S.W., Perth 1993-94 150* R.S. Langer v Victoria, Perth 1974-75 194 C.J.L. Rogers v N.S.W., Perth 2002-03 150 M.R.J. Veletta v South Australia, Perth 1989-90 195 G.C. Becker v India, Perth 1967-68 150* G.M. Wood v Victoria, Perth 1987-88 189* A.C. Gilchrist v South Australia, Adelaide 1995-96 149 R. Edwards v NSW, Sydney 1971-72 189 D.R. Martyn v. Tasmania, Perth 2001-02 149 K.J. Hughes v Queensland, Brisbane 1980-81 187 RJ. Inverarity v NSW, Sydney 1978-79 149 B.K. Shepherd v NSW, Sydney 1963-64 187 M.E.K. Hussey v Tasmania, Perth 1998-99 149 J.L. Langer v New South Wales, Perth 1991-92 186* G.M. Wood v South Australia, Perth 1987-88 148* W.J. Horrocks v Tasmania, Hobart 1929-30 183 KJ. Hughes v Tasmania, Perth 1984-85 148 R.J. Inverarity v Queensland, Perth 1970-71 182* M.G. Dighton v Queensland, Perth 1999-00 147 R. Edwards v South Australia, Perth 1973-74 182 J.T. Irvine v South Australia, Perth 1968-69 147 M.E.K. Hussey v Victoria, Perth 1996-97 180* K.D. Meuleman v South Australia, Adelaide 1958-59 146 G.R. Marsh v Queensland, Perth 1986-87 178 M.J. North v N.S.W., Perth 2002-03 146 M.E.K. Hussey v Pakistan, Perth 1995-96 177 R.J. Campbell v New South Wales, Sydney 1997-98 146 R.J. Campbell v England, Perth 1998-99 177 R.J. Inverarity v South Australia, Perth 1965-66 145 G.D. Watson v Queensland, Perth 1971-72 177 K.S. McEwan v Queensland, Perth 1979-80 144 R.J. Inverarity v South Australia, Adelaide 1964-65 176 G.R. Marsh v NSW, Sydney 1981-82 144 J.L. Langer v Victoria, Melbourne 1993-94 176 M.W. Goodwin v Tasmania, Perth 2002-03 144 T.M. Moody v Tasmania, Perth 1987-88 173 R.J. Inverarity v Victoria, Melbourne 1967-68 144* C.S. Serjeant v South Australia, Adelaide 1980-81 173 B.K. Shepherd v Queensland, Brisbane 1956-57 143 R. Edwards v World XI, Perth 1971-72 173* B.K. Shepherd v Victoria, Perth 1958-59 143 R.J. Inverarity v Queensland, Perth 1973-74 173 M.T. Vernon v NSW, Perth 1965-66 143* G.R. Marsh v Victoria, Perth 1984-85 173 G.M. Wood v NSW, Sydney 1983-84 143 M.R.J. Veletta v South Australia, Adelaide 1984-85 173* M.P. Lavender v NSW, Perth 1995-96 143* J.L. Langer v Tasmania, Perth 1996-97 172* M.E.K. Hussey v South Australia, Perth 1999-00 142 C.J.L. Rogers v NSW, Perth 2003-04 172 M.E.K. Hussey v New South Wales, Sydney 1999-00 141* D.R. Martyn v New South Wales, Perth 1997-98 172 M.P. Lavender v Tasmania, Perth 1991-92 141* G.M. Wood v West Indies, Perth 1984-85 171 B.M. Laird v Queensland, Brisbane 1976-77 141 G.M. Wood v Queensland, Perth 1987-88 170 M.R.J. Veletta v South Australia, Perth 1985-86 141 M.W. Goodwin v. Tasmania, Perth 2001-02 169 D.R. Martyn v Tasmania, Hobart 1999-00 140 R.S. Langer v Queensland, Brisbane 1981-82 168* R.W. Marsh v NSW, Sydney 1974-75 140 K.D. Meuleman v South Australia, Adelaide 1956-57 168 T.J. Zoehrer v Victoria, Melbourne 1988-89 140 C.S. Serjeant v Queensland, Perth 1976-77 168 T.M. Moody v South Australia, Adelaide 1991-92 140 C.S. Serjeant v Queensland, Perth 1977-78 167 J.W. Rutherford v South Australia, Adelaide 1954-55 140 G. Shipperd v Queensland, Perth 1980-81 167* G. Shipperd v Victoria, Melbourne 1983-84 139 W.S. Andrews v NSW, Perth 1985-86 167* G.M. Wood v Tasmania, Perth 1983-84 139 C.M. Harburn v Aust Xl, Perth 1963-64 166 G. Shipperd v NSW, Perth 1982-83 139 D.R. Martyn v Tasmania, Perth 1992-93 166* M.RJ. Veletta v Tamil Nadu, Perth 1988-89 139* J.F. Parker v NSW, Perth 1963-64 166 G.M. Wood v Victoria, St Kilda 1990-91 139 G. Shipperd v South Australia, Perth 1984-85 164 M.W. Goodwin v South Australia, Adelaide 2002-03 139 M.T. Vernon v South Australia, Adelaide 1958-59 164 J.L. Langer v South Australia, Adelaide 2002-03 138 C.W. Langdon v Queensland, Perth 1948-49 163 T.J. Zoehrer v NSW, Perth 1988-89 138 G.R. Marsh v Queensland, Perth 1985-86 163* JL Langer v NSW, Sydney 2003-04 138 G.R. Marsh v South Australia, Perth 1992-93

158 The Western Cricketer 138 G.M. Wood v Queensland, Perth 1982-83 122 D.R. Martyn v South Australia, Adelaide 2000-01 138* G.M. Wood v Victoria, Perth 1988-89 122 D.R. Martyn v Tasmania, Hobart 2000-01 138 M.E.K. Hussey v Victoria, Melbourne 1996-97 122 W.R. Playle v Queensland, Perth 1965-66 138 M.E.K. Hussey v Tasmania, Perth 2003-04 122 G.D. Watson v Queensland, Brisbane 1971-72 137 D. Chadwick v Queensland, Brisbane 1970-71 121 W.S. Andrews v Tasmania, Perth 1988-89 137* K.J. Hughes v Pakistan, Perth 1976-77 121 R. Edwards v Victoria, Melbourne 1971-72 137 M.E.K. Hussey v Vicoria, Melbourne 2000-01 121* B.P. Julian v Victoria, Melbourne 1997-98 137 R.S. Langer v West Indies, Perth 1979-80 121 G.R. Marsh v Queensland, Brisbane 1992-93 136 T.J. Zoehrer v Tasmania, Hobart 1992-93 121 J.W. Rutherford v South Australia, Perth 1953-54 136 T.M. Moody v Queensland, Brisbane 1996-97 121 M.R.J. Veletta v South Australia, Adelaide 1990-91 135 R.B. Kanhai v South Australia, Adelaide 1961-62 121 G.M. Wood v Queensland, Perth 1985-86 135 J.L. Langer v Tasmania, Hobart 1993-94 121 M.R.J. Veletta v South Australia, Perth 1991-92 135 M.W. McPhee v South Australia, Perth 1984-85 121 R.J Campbell v. N.S.W., Perth 2001-02 134 P. Gonnella v Tasmania, Hobart 1985-86 120 M.E.K. Hussey v New South Wales, Perth 1997-98 134 M.E.K. Hussey v South Australia, Adelaide 1997-98 120 J.T. lrvine v NSW, Sydney 1967-68 134 G.R. Marsh v South Australia, Adelaide 1986-87 120 C.W. Langdon v South Africa, Perth 1952-53 134 G.D. Robinson v Victoria, Perth 1947-48 120 J.L. Langer v South Australia, Perth 1999-00 134 RJ Campbell v Tasmania, Hobart 2003-04 120 G.R. Marsh v Queensland, Perth 1981-82 133 D.E. Hoare v Aust XI, Perth 1960-61 120* G.R. Marsh v Victoria, Melbourne 1987-88 133* D.R. Martyn v Queensland, Brisbane 1992-93 120 J.L. Langer v Tasmania, Hobart 1995-96 133 M.T. Vernon v NSW, Perth 1967-68 120* S.M. Katich v Victoria, Perth 1998-99 133 G.M. Wood v NSW, Perth 1985-86 120 C.J.L. Rogers v Tasmania, Perth 2003-04 133* T.J. Zoehrer v NSW, Perth 1990-91 119 D. Chadwick v Queensland, Perth 1969-70 133 J.L. Langer v. Tasmania, Perth 2001-02 119 R. Edwards v Queensland, Perth 1970-71 132 P.C. Kelly v NSW, Sydney 1965-66 119 T.H. Hogue v Victoria, Perth 1909-10 132 R.W. Marsh v Queensland, Brisbane 1972-73 119 K.J. Hughes v NSW, Perth 1975-76 132* B.K. Shepherd v Queensland, Perth 1963-64 119 R.J. Inverarity v NSW, Sydney 1967-68 131 R.J. Inverarity v Queensland, Brisbane 1970-71 119 P.C. Kelly v MCC, Perth 1965-66 131 C.W. Langdon v South Australia, Adelaide 1950-51 119 B.M. Laird v Queensland, Brisbane 1975-76 131 G. Shipperd v Pakistan, Perth 1981-82 119* K.D. Meuleman v South Australia, Perth 1959-60 131* G. Shipperd v Victoria, Perth 1984-85 119 W.A. McRae v Victoria, Perth 1927-28 131 J.L. Langer v Queensland, Brisbane 1991-92 119* G.M.Wood v Queensland, Perth 1988-89 131 S.M. Katich v. N.S.W., Sydney 2001-02 119 S.E. Marsh v N.S.W., Newcastle 2002-03 130 G.C. Becker v NSW, Perth 1964-65 119* C.J.L. Rogers v Queensland, Brisbane 2003-04 130 D. Chadwick v Victoria, Melbourne 1964-65 119 MW Goodwin v Queensland, Brisbane 2003-04 130 K.J. Hughes v Victoria, Perth 1982-83 118 C.W. Langdon v Queensland, Perth 1952-53 130 KJ. Hughes v Queensland, Perth 1983-84 118 M.T. Vernon v MCC, Perth 1965-66 130 M.R.J. Veletta v Queensland, Brisbane 1985-86 118 M.P. Lavender v Victoria, St Kilda 1990-91 130 MJ North v Queensland, Brisbane 2003-04 118 MJ North v Tasmania, Hobart 2003-04 130* MJ North v South Australia, Adelaide 2003-04 117 D.Chadwick v Victoria, Perth 1969-70 129 D. Chadwick v Queensland, Brisbane 1963-64 117* R. Edwards v NSW, Sydney 1968-69 129 K.J. Hughes v Tasmania, Devonport 1982-83 117 S.M. Katich v New South Wales, Sydney 2000-01 129 K.J. Hughes v NSW, Perth 1983-84 117 B.M. Laird v NSW, Sydney 1974-75 129 R.J. Inverarity v Queensland, Brisbane 1964-65 117 B.M. Laird v NSW, Sydney 1979-80 129 J.L. Langer v Tasmania, Hobart 1999-00 117 G.R. Marsh v Tasmania, Perth 1990,91 129 G.R. Marsh v Victoria, Perth 1992-93 117* R.W. Marsh v NSW, Sydney 1972-73 129 C. Milburn v South Australia, Adelaide 1966-67 117 K.D.Meuleman v Queensland, Brisbane 1957-58 129 C.S. Serjeant v NSW, Perth 1977-78 117 E.F. Parker v Victoria, Perth 1909-10 129 G. Shipperd v South Australia, Adelaide 1984-85 117 G.M. Wood v Queensland, Perth 1990-91 129 A.D. Watt v Queensland, Brisbane 1947-48 116 W.S. Andrews v Tasmania, Perth 1986-87 128 J.T. Irvine v NSW, Sydney 1968-69 116* D.R. Martyn v Victoria, St Kilda 1992-93 128 G.R. Marsh v NSW, Perth 1993-94 116 E.F. Parker v South Australia, Fremantle 1905-06 128 M.R.J. Veletta v Queensland, Perth 1990-91 116 W.R. Playle v Victoria, Melbourne 1965-66 128 M.T. Vernon v Queensland, Brisbane 1958-59 116 B.K. Shepherd v Queensland, Brisbane 1960-61 127 R. Edwards v Victoria, Perth 1969-70 116 B.K. Shepherd v Victoria, Melbourne 1961-62 127 K.J. Hughes v Queensland, Brisbane 1978-79 116 J.L. Langer v South Australia, Adelaide 1996-97 127 B.M. Laird v Queensland, Perth 1974-75 115 F.J.Bryant v Victoria, Melbourne 1933-34 127 M.W. Goodwin v Queensland, Perth 1996-97 115 R. Edwards v NSW, Perth 1970-71 126* G.M. Wood v South Australia, Perth 1980-81 115* T.G. Hogan v Victoria, Melboume 1988-89 126 A.C Gilchrist v South Australia, Adelaide 1994-95 115 T.M. Moody v NSW, Sydney 1993-94 125 R.J. Inverarity v NSW, Sydney 1977-78 115 S.M. Katich v Queensland, Brisbane 1998-99 125 K.D. Meuleman v Queensland, Brisbane 1956-57 114 D. Chadwick v Victoria, Melbourne 1963-64 125 T.M. Moody v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 114 R.J. Inverarity v Queensland, Perth 1966-67 125 J.W. Rutherford v Queensland, Perth 1955-56 114 R.J. Inverarity v Victoria, Melbourne 1968-69 125* G.M. Wood v New Zealand, Perth 1989-90 114 R.J.lnverarity v Victoria, Perth 1971-72 125 G.A. Young v South Australia, Perth 1972-73 114* K.H. Macleay v NSW, Perth 1986-87 125 A.C. Gilchrist v New South Wales, Sydney 1998-99 114 K.D. Meuleman v South Australia, Adelaide 1957-58 124* W.S. Andrews v Victoria, Melbourne 1986-87 114 P.W. Wishart v Queensland, Perth 1960-61 124* R.J. Inverarity v Tasmania, Devonport 1978-79 114 T.M. Moody v Tasmania, Perth 1996-97 124 B.P. Julian v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 113 A.E.O. Barras v Victoria, Perth 1938-39 124 G.R. Marsh v England, Perth 1986-87 113* F.J. Bryant v Victoria, Perth 1927-28 124 T.M. Moody v Queensland, Perth 1992-93 113 K.J. Hughes v NSW, Perth 1981-82 123 K.J. Hughes v South Australia, Perth 1982-83 113 J.L. Langer v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 123 D.R. Martyn v South Australia, Perth 1998-99 113* M.P. Lavender v Queensland, Brisbane 1990-91 122 L. Charlesworth v Queensland, Brisbane 1949-50 113 M.W. McPhee v Queensland, Perth 1989-90 122 W. Edwards v South Australia, Perth 1973-74 113 D.R Martyn v Tasmania, Hobart 1994-95

The Western Cricketer 159 113 R.J. Campbell v Victoria, Melbourne 1996-97 104 A.R. Edwards v Victoria, Perth 1947-48 113 S.M. Katich v Queensland, Brisbane 1998-99 104 R.R. Frankish v Victoria,Perth 1949-50 112 G.C. Becker v Queensland, Brisbane 1968-69 104 R.B. Gartrell v Tasmania, Hobart 1985-86 112 M.E.K. Hussey v Tasmania, Perth 1999-00 104 R.J. Inverarity v NSW, Perth 1972-73 112 C.W. Langdon v Aust XI, Perth 1947-48 104 R.W. Marsh v West Indies, Perth 1968-69 112 D.R. Martyn v Queensland, Brisbane 1992-93 104 R.W. Marsh v South Australia, Perth 1976-77 112* T.M. Moody v Tasmania, Hobart 1988-89 104 G. Shipperd v Queensland, Perth 1979-80 112 K.S. McEwan v West Indies, Perth 1979-80 104* M.R.J. Veletta v South Australia, Adelaide 1992-93 112 C. Penter v NSW, Sydney 1979-80 104 M.R.J. Veletta v Tasmania, Hobart 1992-93 112* R.B. Simpson v Queensland, Perth 1956-57 104 T.J. Zoehrer v NSW, Perth 1982-83 112 M.R.J. Veletta v Victoria, Melbourne 1986-87 104 D.R. Martyn v South Australia, Perth 1996-97 111 R.J. Campbell v Tasmania, Hobart 1999-00 104* A.C. Gilchrist v Queensland, Brisbane 1998-99 111 K.J. Hughes v South Australia, Perth 1984-85 104* MW Goodwin v Tasmania, Perth 2003-04 111 R.S. Langer v NSW, Perth 1975-76 103 W.S. Andrews v Victoria, St Kilda 1989-90 111 T.M. Moody v Tasmania, Devonport 1986-87 103 R.J. Bryant v Victoria, Melbourne 1933-34 111 G.M. Wood v South Australia, Adelaide 1982-83 103 A.R. Edwards v Queensland, Perth 1950-51 111* G.B. Hogg v NSW, Sydney 1995-96 103 R.J. lnverarity v NSW, Sydney 1968-69 111* R.M. Baker v Tasmania, Perth 1998-99 103 P.C. Kelly v NSW, Perth 1965-66 111 M.J. North v. South Australia, Perth 2001-02 103 M.P. Lavender v Victoria, Perth 1992-93 110 D. Chadwick v South Australia, Adelaide 1965-66 103 K.D. Meuleman v South Africa, Perth 1952-53 110 D. Chadwick v NSW, Sydney 1968-69 103 R.B. Sarre v Aust XI, Perth 1952-53 110 B.M. Laird v India, Perth 1980-81 103* B.K. Shepherd v Queensland,Perth 1955-56 110* B.M. Laird v South Australia, Perth 1981-82 103 G.M. Wood v Tasmania, Devonport 1980-81 110 J.L. Langer v South Australia, Perth 1992-93 103 G.M. Wood v Tasmania, Perth 1986-87 110 A.L.Mann v MCC, Perth 1970-71 103 T.J. Zoehrer v Victoria, Perth 1989-90 110 R.W. Marsh v Tasmania, Devonport 1982-83 103 C.J.L. Rogers v Victoria, St Kilda 2003-04 110 T.M. Moody v New Zealand, Perth 1993-94 102 K.B. Gartrell v Victoria, Melbourne 1962-63 110 J.A. Shea v Victoria, Melbourne 1937-38 102 A.C. Gilchrist v South Australia, Adelaide 2000-01 110* M.R.J. Veletta v NSW, Sydney 1989-90 102* C.J.L. Rogers v. South Australia, Perth 2001-02 110 M.T. Vernon v Queensland, Perth 1966-67 102 K.J. Hughes v West Indies, Perth 1975-76 110 D.R. Martyn v Tasmania, Hobart 1991-92 102 S.M. Katich v Victoria, Melbourne 2000-01 110* C.J.L. Rogers v South Australia, Perth 2002-03 102 R.S. Langer v Queensland, Perth 1979-80 109 W.G. Driver v Queensland, Brisbane 1949-50 102* K.H. Macleay v NSW, Perth 1990-91 109 A.C. Gilchrist v Victoria, Perth 1997-98 102 B.K. Shepherd v Queensland, Brisbane 1960-61 109* A.C. Gilchrist v Queensland, Perth 2000-01 102 G.M. Wood v Tasmania, Hobart 1985-86 109 R.J. Inverarity v Queensland, Brisbane 1965-66 101 R.I. Charlesworth v South Australia, Adelaide 1978-79 109 K.D. Meuleman v MCC, Perth 1954-55 101 S.M. Katich v Queensland, Brisbane 2000-01 109* L.M. Sawle v NSW, Perth 1955-56 101 J.L. Langer v Victoria, Perth 1997-98 109 G.M. Wood v South Australia, Adelaide 1977-78 101 G.R. Marsh v Victoria, St Kilda 1992-93 109 T.J. Zoehrer v Victoria, Perth 1987-88 101 D.R. Martyn v Tasmania, Hobart 1997-98 109 T.M. Moody v Tasmania, Perth 1998-99 101* R.Meuleman v NSW, Sydney 1969-70 108 M.E.K. Hussey v Tasmania, Hobart 1997-98 101* T.M. Moody v Queensland, Brisbane 1990-91 108 R.J. Inverarity v Queensland, Brisbane 1968-69 101 T.M. Moody v South Australia, Perth 1997-98 108 R.B. Kanhai v Queensland, Perth 1961-62 101* A.J. Richardson v MCC, Perth 1928-29 108* P.C.Kelly v MCC, Perth 1965-66 101* C.S. Serjeant v MCC, Perth 1976-77 108 J.W. Rutherford v South Australia, Perth 1954-55 101 B.K. Shepherd v Victoria, Perth 1956-57 108 G.M. Wood v England, Perth 1990-91 101* D.J. Woodhead v Queensland, Perth 1958 59 108* A.C. Gilchrist v West Indies, Perth 1996-97 101* M.R.J. Veletta v NSW, Sydney 1991-92 108 D.R. Martyn v Victoria, Perth 1996-97 101* C.J.L. Rogers v. South Australia, Perth 2001-02 107 G.R. Marsh v Queensland, Perth 1983-84 101* M.J. Nicholson v. South Africa, Perth 2001-02 107 G.R. Marsh v Queensland, Perth 1992-93 100* I.J. Brayshaw v West Indies, Perth 1975-76 107 T.J. Prindiville v Victoria, Melboume 1969-70 100 F.R. Buttsworth v Victoria, Perth 1921-22 107 G. Shipperd v Victoria, Melbourne 1982-83 100 R.J. Campbell v Victoria, Perth 1997-98 107 G.M. Wood v South Australia, Perth 1986-87 100 R. Edwards v Victoria, Melbourne 1973-74 107* G.B. Hogg v Pakistan, Perth 1995-96 100 K.H. Macleay v Victoria, Melbourne 1982-83 107 J.L. Langer v Tasmania, Perth 1995-96 100 G.R. Marsh v Victoria, Perth 1985-86 106 C. Milburn v Queensland, Perth 1966-67 100 D.R. Martyn v Tasmania, Hobart 1993-94 106 C.S. Serjeant v NSW, Sydney 1981-82 100 T.M. Moody v Victoria, Melbourne 1986-87 106 G. Shipperd v Victoria, Melboume 1979-80 100 T.M. Moody v NSW, Sydney 1990-91 106 R.B. Simpson v Victoria, Melbourne 1960-61 100 M.D. O’Neill v India, Perth 1980-81 106 M.R.J. Veletta v Tasmania, Perth 1987-88 100 B.K. Shepherd v South Africa, Perth 1962-63 106 S.M. Katich v England, Perth 1998-99 100 M.RJ. Veletta v Victoria, Carlton 1984-85 106 M.J. North v. Queensland, Perth 2001-02 100 M.RJ. Veletta v Victoria, Perth 1988-89 106 SW Meuleman v Victoria, Perth 2003-04 100 M.T. Vernon v Victoria, Perth 1966-67 105 F.J. Alexander v NSW, Sydney 1937-38 100* G.M. Wood v Queensland, Perth 1977-78 105 A.R. Edwards v Queensland, Perth 1950-51 100* D.R. Martyn v Tasmania, Perth 1998-99 105* S.M. Katich v Queensland, Perth 2000-01 100 M.E.K. Hussey v. N.S.W., Sydney 2001-02 105* G.R. Marsh v South Australia, Adelaide 1988-89 100* KM Harvey v Tasmania, Hobart 2003-04 105 K.D. Meuleman v Queensland, Brisbane 1959-60 * Denotes not out. 105 S.H.D. Rowe v MCC, Perth 1907-08 105 M.T. Vernon v Victoria, Melbourne 1959-60 105* D.R. Martyn v Victoria, Melbourne 1991-92 105 M.E.K. Hussey v NSW, Sydney 1995-96 104 I.J. Brayshaw v NSW, Sydney 1966-67 104 R.J. Campbell v Tasmania, Perth 1997-98 104 D. Chadwick v South Australia, Perth 1968-69

160 The Western Cricketer Career Records for WA and WA Combined XI

CRlCKET RECORDS The dates after each player’s name denote the first and final seasons of the cricketer’s career. For example, 1960 indicates the 1960-61 season; and 1960-64 indicates from the 1960-61 season to the 1964-65 season. The details set out below show the first line against the player’s name as his first-class record for Western Australia. The second line gives his matches for the WA Combined XI. Test match records for WA players appear elsewhere in the book.

510 Player Seasons Match Inns. N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. l00’s 50’s Balls Runs Wkts. Ave. WI WM Ct St Alderman T.M. 1974-92 110 120 42 26* 559 7.16 - - 22,900 10,451 433 24.13 20 4 88 - Alexander F.J. 1931-37 14 26 - 105 544 20.92 1 - 16 32 ----4- Allen J.M. 1996 1 1 - 30 30 30.00 - - 120 87 ------Anderson Dr J.T. 1908-0947114406.66 - - 180 82 2 41.00 - - 2 - Andrews W.S. 1982-92 91 136 13 139 4674 38.00 5 32 3,600 1,569 40 39.22 - - 73 - Angel J. 1991-2003 109 143 38 84* 1260 12.00 - 4 23479 10937 445 24.58 16 1 22 - Arthur G.C. 1937 3 6 - 27 53 8.83 - - 4 1 Atkinson M.P. 1992-98 21 29 9 52* 423 21.15 - 1 3,503 1,923 54 35.61 1 - 13 - Auty C. 199024117*258.33 - - 234 139 ----1-

Back W. 1892 2 4 - 7 12 3.00 - - Baird K.H. 1929 1 2 - 0 0 - - - 128 70 ---- Baker D.J. 1972-81 17 20 6 50 194 13.85 - 1 2,580 1,255 44 28.52 - - 9 - Baker R.M. 1995 29 52 7 111* 1252 27.82 1 5 1,649 814 18 45.22 - - 24 - Bandy L.H. 1939-47 7 13 3 53* 270 27.00 - 1 264 109 3 36.33 - - 6 - Banks A.J. 1908-20 2 3 - 19 23 7.66 - - 110 105 3 35.00 - - 2 - Barras A.E.O. 1938-4769111335244.00 1 2 136 75 1 75.00 - - 4 - Bateman W.A. 1892 2 3 - 20 21 7.00 - - 108 71 2 35.50 - - 3 - Becker G.C. 1963-68 44 74 2 195 2,062 28.63 3 12 100 17 3 4 1 53 97 32.33 - 1 8 1 Bennett F.C. 1950-5124142*7324.33 - - 1 Bennett F. 1892 2 4 - 10 13 3.25 - - 1 Bessen M.O. 1937 1 2 - 39 40 20.00 - - Bevan H.G. 1956-63 40 63 24 26 320 8.20 - - 7,186 3,936 115 34.23 6 - 11 - 2 3 2 7* 11 11.00 - - 429 240 6 40.00 1 - 2 - Bidstrup T.A. 1957-60241203210.66 - - 328 178 4 44.50 - - Bishop E.G. 1892-983636113.66 - - 630 229 8 28.62 1 - 1 - Blundell G.R. 1921-24 5 9 - 52 178 19.77 - 1 173 117 5 23.40 - - 2 - Bott L.C. 1912-25 14 24 - 54 400 16.66 - 1 294 127 4 31.75 - - 7 - Bovell H.E.J. 1961 1 2 - 10 15 7.50 - - Bowe R.D. 1967-683618611022.00 - 1 Boyd D.L. 1981-82 12 16 3 43* 246 18.92 - - 1,862 1,831 25 41.24 - - 5 - Brayshaw I.J. 1960-77 101 161 25 160 4,325 31.80 3 25 11,625 4,465 178 25.08 7 2 108 - Brayshaw J.A. 1987-90 18 24 2 81 633 28.77 - 4 410 201 2 100.50 - - 17 - Breman T.G. 1985-87 10 14 3 45* 203 18.45 - - 1,404 666 22 30.27 1 - 4 - Bromley E.H. 1929-31 6 12 - 78 247 20.58 - 2 763 408 10 40.80 - - 4 - Bryant F.J. 1926-36 19 33 1 115 946 29.5625810 ----7- 1 1 - 12 12 12.00 - Bryant R.J. 1924-35 28 49 2 103 1,076 21.95 1 4 1,394 688 19 36.21 - - 15 - 1 2 1 12* 12 12.00 - - 128 58 1 58.00 - - - - Bryant W.J. 1926 1 2 - 6 6 3.00 - - Buggins B.L. 1954-62 62 96 14 60* 1,188 14.48 - 13111.00 - - 143 19 1 1 1 4 4.00 - 5 - Bush G.E.W. 1984-90 9 13 3 27 73 7.30 - - 1,393 792 17 46.58 - - 5 - Butler W.J. 1921 1 2 - 6 10 5.00 - - Buttsworth F.J. 1947-49 8 15 - 60 343 22.86 - 2 3 - Buttsworth F.R. 1920-25 7 12 3 100 153 17.00 1 - 1,056 544 13 41.84 - - 2 - Buttsworth W.F. 1937 3 6 - 41 109 18.16 - - 3 Byfield A.S. 1952-53 6 12 3 39 251 27.88 - - 56 43 2 21.50 - - 5 -

Calder H. 1932 1 1 - 9 9 9.00 - - 1 Campbell I.J. 1933 2 2 - 9 16 8.00 - - 1 Campbell R.J. 1996 75 122 4 203 4792 40.61 9 31 24 30 ----18810 Cantwell H.R. 1924 1 2 - 0 0 - - - 1 Capes P.A. 1985-92 40 46 14 23 329 10.28 - - 7,895 3,925 124 31.65419 - Carlson V.C. 1922-25 3 5 - 10 14 2.80 - - 18 5 ------

The Western Cricketer 161 510 Player Seasons Match Inns. N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. l00’s 50’s Balls Runs Wkts. Ave. WI WM Ct St Carmody D.K. 1947-55 35 67 1 198 1,861 28.19 1 11 55 42 1 42.00 - - 26 2 1 2 - 38 46 23.00 - - Carter R.C. 1909361329719.40 - - 24 14 ----1- Cary S.R. 1994 39 40 19 13 168 8.00 - - 8,064 3,674 102 36.02 - - 14 - Casson B. 2002 11 20 5 35 254 16.93 - - 2281 1341 35 38.31214 - Chadwick D. 1963-71 65 118 10 137 3,886 35.98 9 14 39 37 ----45- Chappell T.M. 1976 4 4 - 57 160 40.00 - 2 8 5 ----2- Chamberlain J.A. 1906 1 2 - 11 11 5.50 - - 6 17 ----1- Charlesworth L. 1949-50 8 16 1 122 494 32.93 1 1 16 14 ----8- Charlesworth R.I. 1972-79 47 82 5 101 2,327 30.22 1 16 8 1 ----35- Christian A.H. 1906-21 17 32 1 97 757 24.41 - 5 4,060 1,981 79 25.07526 - Clark H.J. 1922 1 2 - 1 1 0.50 - - 24 18 ---- Clark M.W. 2001 15 20 9 26 134 12.18 - - 2490 1203 45 26.73 1 - 9 - Clark W.M. 1974-84 49 58 23 46* 604 17.26 - - 11,190 4,641 150 30.94 4 - 16 - Clements S.C. 1981-84 20 33 1 151 1,114 34.81 1 8 92 56 ----15- Clough P.M. 1984-85 8 10 4 21 56 9.33 - - 1,693 830 24 34.58 - - - - Colgan G. 1977 1 1 - 1 1 1.00 - - 136 87 2 43.50 - - Connor G.O. 1958 4 8 - 22 73 9.12 - - 24 13 ----3- Coombe T.M. 1905 1 2 - 15 15 7.50 - - Coulson C.E. 1990-95 11 19 5 32* 178 12.71 - - 2,269 1,164 31 37.55 - - 8 - Cowper R.M. 1968 3 4 - 15 27 6.75 - - 205 100 2 50.00 - - 10 - Cox M.J. 1985-86 7 8 - 31 97 12.12 ------232 Coyne T.H. 1905-08 4 7 - 62 144 20.57 - 1 420 194 11 17.63 1 - 2 - Cripps A.E. 1952 2 4 - 16 27 6.75 - - 1 - Cullen G.I. 2000 1 1 - 5 5 5.00 ------Cullinan T. 1892 1 2 - 8 9 4.50 - - 12 19 ---- Cumming K.R. 1945-47 9 12 3 10 35 3.88 - - 1,750 616 22 28.00 1 - 3 - 1 1 - 13 13 13.00 - - 144 41 1 41.00 - - - - Curtin P.W.E. 1931-32351356416.00 - - 376 163 2 81.50 - - - - Daniel W.W. 1981 2 2 - 21 23 11.50 - - 378 180 1 180.00 - - 1 - Dick A.W. 1948 1 2 - 8 8 4.00 - - 32 11 ---- Dick I.R. 1950 1 2 - 27 27 13.50 ------Dighton M.G. 1997-99 11 19 2 182* 605 35.59 1 2 ------15- Ditchburn A.J. 1933-35 9 14 4 27* 127 12.70 - - 1,839 674 22 30.63 - - 9 - Doig R.O. 1926-32361165611.20 - - 128 79 1 79.00 - - Drew A.D. 1924-32 13 25 - 42 298 11.92 - - 272 156 2 78.00 - - 10 - 1 2 - 37 37 18.50 - - Driver W.G. 1949 4 8 - 109 359 44.87 1 1 40 24 ----1- Duffy WV. 1892 2 4 - 42 62 15.50 - - 303 183 8 22.87 1 - Dunn W.P. 1948-52 18 32 12 33* 169 8.45 - - 3,987 1,507 48 31.39 2 - 16 - Dunstan W.J. 1905 1 1 - 0 0 - - - - 1 Duperouzel B. 1971-725824314323.83 - - 8 6 ----71

Edmondson B.M. 20037734*123.00 - - 1313 885 28 31.60 1 - 2 - Edmondson H.P.D. 1905-12 6 11 - 68 194 17.63 - 2 287 226 4 56.50 - - 1 - Edwards A.R. 1946-56 44 77 5 105 2,325 32.29 3 12 691 346 14 24.71 - - 35 1 1 1 - 45 45 45 00 - - Edwards E.K. 1948 2 4 - 21 47 11.75 - - Edwards R. 1964-74 72 122 15 158 4,481 41.87 11 22 40 29 1 29.00 - - 79 8 Edwards W.J. 1973-77 22 40 1 153 1,313 33.66 2 9 199 141 2 70.50 - - 16 - England E.J. 1945-535817121330.42 - 2 8 11 ----4- Epstein J. 1945 1 1 - 33 33 33.00 - - 120 33 3 11.00 - - Evans G.N. 1937 2 4 - 26 26 6.50 - - Evans R.M. 1906-24 11 20 2 34* 270 15.00 - - 400 214 1 214.00 - - 6 - Evans W.A. 1921-32 20 36 1 53 543 15.51 - 1 3,200 1,248 34 36.70 1 - 13 2 2 - 0 0 - - - 408 127 4 31.75 - - 1 - Everett D.T. 1935 1 1 - 0 0 - - - Everett J.S. 1909 1 2 - 13 13 6.50 - - 78 48 ----1- Evers H.A. 1905-20 13 20 1 43 315 16.57 - - 14 12 Eyres G. 1937-39 8 14 2 41 118 9.83 - - 1857 757 26 29.11 2 - 4 -

Ferries K.I. 1961 1 1 - 9 9 9.00 - - 152 61 1 61.00 - - Fidock H.E. 1924-29351355012.50 - - 280 152 3 50.66 - - 2 - Fitzgerald D.A. 1993-944523511036.66 ------6- Fleay C.W.E.J. 1922 1 1 - 4 4 4.00 - - 72 36 2 18.00 - - 2 - Foley M.H. 1953 3 6 - 43 101 16.83 - - 2 - Forsaith G.M. 1961 1 1 - 1 1 1.00 - - 216 91 2 45.50 - - 1 Francis S.G. 1933-36 8 12 3 26* 149 16.55 - - 1,611 592 23 25.73 2 - 3 - Frankish R.R. 1948-52 19 38 5 104 799 24.21 1 2 1,592 725 20 36.25 - - 21 - Fremantle Dr L.F. 1924-25 3 6 - 87 131 21.83 - 1 420 303 5 60.60 - - 6 -

162 The Western Cricketer 510 Player Seasons Match Inns. N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. l00’s 50’s Balls Runs Wkts. Ave. WI WM Ct St Gallash I. 1962-63 10 16 5 30* 100 9.09 - - 2,186 972 24 40.50 - - 3 - 121688.00 - 192 113 - - - Gannon J.B. 1966-78 37 38 17 20 138 6.57 - - 6,975 3,204 106 30.22 2 - 16 - Gardiner G.A. 1934-37 7 14 3 29* 176 16.00 - - 687 368 14 26.28 1 - 3 - Gartrell K.B. 1959-62 10 19 - 102 482 25.36 1 2 146 127 1 127.00 - - 8 - Gartrell R.B. 1984-85 7 13 2 104 402 36.54 1 1 ------2- Garnaut M.S. 1996-97 16 16 4 10* 57 4.75 - - 2,698 1,554 37 42.00 - - 6 - Gaunt R.A. 1955-59 29 37 11 27* 250 9.61 - - 6,074 2,894 109 26.55 5 - 8 - Germaine L. 1958 7 10 2 46* 96 12.00 - - 994 589 12 49.08 - - 2 - 1 1 - 2 2 2.00 - - 208 103 ---- Gilchrist A.C 1994 56 89 12 203* 3230 41.95 9 14 ------2838 Gonnella P. 1984-88 19 32 4 134 878 31.35 1 3 100 50 ----12 Good Dr R.N.S. 1909 2 4 - 48 52 13.00 - - Goodwin MW 1994 48 87 6 201* 3402 42.00 8 16 6 -----34- Gorringe H.R. 1951-58 27 40 10 25 224 7.46 - - 5,790 3,044 87 34.98 2 1 12 - 1 2 - 4 4 2.00 - - 152 61 2 30.50 - - Gouly L. 1905-0747370*14035.00 - 1 Graf S.F. 1983 11 14 2 74 420 35.00 - 3 2,251 1,048 32 32.75 - - 10 - Grigg H.T. 1925 3 6 - 30 81 13.50 - - 1 - Guest C.E.J. 1966 7 12 2 74 328 32.80 - 2 1,347 611 16 38.18 - - 3 -

Harris D.J. 1990 1 2 - 23 23 11.50 ------3- Hagdorn K.J. 1977 I did not bat - 48 19 - - - Halcombe R.A. 1928-39 17 24 8 14* 85 5.31 - - 2,510 1,279 34 37.61 - - 5 - 331794.50 - - 624 294 7 42.00 - - Hanna B.L. 1970-72 7 13 1 51* 213 17.75 - 1 32 30 ----6- Hantke T.C.M. 1908 1 2 - 2 2 1.00 - - 30 20 ---- Harburn C.M. 1961-65 7 13 - 139 307 23.61 1 2 80 36 ----4- Hardie A.E. 1922 2 4 - 17 49 12.25 - - 224 201 6 33.50 - - Harper C.W. 190834311*1616.00 - - 174 89 2 44.50 - - Harris H.V.P. 1898 1 2 - 32 54 27.00 - - 2 - Harrold H.W. 192512121*2121.00 - - 168 89 2 44.50 - - Harvey E. 190512114*1414.00 - - 18 17 ---- Harvey K.M. 1994 22 32 9 100* 614 26.69 1 - 3252 1780 47 37.87 - - 13 - Hawke N.J.N. 1959 7 9 - 89 189 21.00 - 1 774 344 6 57.33 - - 5 - Heal AK 2003 2 2 - 33 42 21.00 - - 379 243 2 121.50 - - - - Healy E.N. 1920 1 1 - 1 1 1.00 - - Heindricks A.H.J.C. 192223191*12763.50 - 1 Hennah W.H. 1909 1 2 - 0 0 - - - 84 52 ----1- Herbert H.J. 1922-26 5 10 2 19* 59 7.37 - - 266 156 5 31.20 - - 1 - Herbert M.U. 1945-54 16 27 1 53 343 13.19 - 1 2,955 1,561 40 39.62 2 - 9 - 1 1 1 28 28 28.00 - - Herring L.L. 1898 1 2 - 34 41 20.50 - - Herzberg S. 1991-9224257*7638.00 - 1 355 189 6 31.50 - - 1 - Hewson R.H. 1924-31 13 24 8 38 256 16.00 - - 9 6 Hill W.D. 1983-8489131*8310.37 - - 6 1 ----23- Hill-Smith W. 1931-33 8 12 - 68 344 24.57 - 4 3 - 1 2 - 32 49 24.50 - - Hoare D.E. 1955-65 54 78 16 133 1,164 18.77 1 3 10,743 5,075 194 26.15 10 1 24 - 2 2 - 5 5 2.50 - - 280 135 8 16.87 1 - 1 - Hogan T.G. 1981-90 56 73 11 115* 1,207 19.47 1 4 12,580 5,315 148 35.91 6 - 36 - Hogg G.B. 1993 65 102 22 111* 2534 31.67 2 16 7366 3935 85 46.29 3 - 39 - Hogue T.H. 1906-12 15 27 1 119 815 31.34 1 5 1,656 806 36 22.38 - - 9 - Hogue W.W. 1907-12 8 13 2 33 163 14.82 - - 504 244 3 81.33 - - 3 - Horrocks W.J. 1926-35 11 20 3 148* 607 35.70 1 5 16 7 ----4- 2 3 - 140 247 82.33 1 1 1 - Hosking A.W. 1898 1 2 - 53 79 39.50 - 1 78 18 ---- House G.W.C. 1972-7344170*8729.00 - 1 432 216 6 36.00 - - 2 - Howard H.C. 1905-24 20 37 7 77* 784 26.13 - 5 284 219 6 36.50 - - 7 - Hubble J.M. 1964-74 15 19 8 54 234 21.27 - 1 3,031 1,431 47 30.44117 - Hughes KJ. 1975-88 66 111 4 183 4,588 42.87 13 22 72 24 ----40- Hughes W.C. 191257213*387.60 - - 663 555 19 29.21 - - 6 - Hussey P.L. 1892 2 4 - 14 27 6.75 - - Hussey M.E.K. 1994 99 181 9 187 7019 40.81 14 35 568 305 5 61.00 - - 98 - Inverarity M. 1925-39 26 44 1 68* 736 17.11 - 4 3,099 2,104 53 39.69 3 - 11 - Inverarity R.J. 1962-78 119 207 21 187 7,607 40.89 20 36 4,983 1,954 55 35.52 - - 156 - 2 4 - 13 36 9.00 - - 16 2 ----3- Ireland G.J. 1984-85 8 9 - 50 151 16.77 - 1 ------6-

The Western Cricketer 163 510 Player Seasons Match Inns. N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. l00’s 50’s Balls Runs Wkts. Ave. WI WM Ct St Irvine J.T. 1964-70 30 48 3 182 1,602 35.60 3 8 216 120 1 120.00 - - 24 - 1 1 - 20 20 20.00 - - Jackson A.E. 1898 1 2 - 43 47 23.50 - - James E.P. 1953-54 2 3 - 24 25 8.33 - - 426 302 5 60.40 - - 1 2 - 0 0 - - - 256 92 2 46.00 - - Jarvis C.M.B. 1932 1 1 - 3 3 3.00 - - 2 Jeffreys J.A. 1937-39 5 10 - 36 158 15.80 - - 6 Jeffreys K.S. 1937-45 6 10 2 49 194 24.25 - - 208 155 3 51.66 - - 1 - Jenner T.J. 1963-66 24 43 8 69 748 21.37 - 1 3,845 2,006 34 59.00 - - 11 - 1 1 1 12* 12 - - - 168 119 1 119.00 - - Jones A. 1963 9 18 - 66 503 27.94 - 3 88 32 1 32.00 - - 2 - 1 2 - 1 1 0.50 - - Jones E. 1906-07 3 6 - 48 98 16.33 - - 594 279 9 31.00 - - 3 - Jones J.R. 1933-35 10 12 5 22 104 14.85 - - 1,830 939 27 34.77 - - 10 - Jones S.A. 1975 1 2 - 36 38 19.00 - - 120 108 1 108.00 - - 2 - Jones V.C. 1905 1 2 - 15 16 8.00 - - 54 52 ----1- Joynt H.K. 1960-64 16 29 - 56 440 15.17 - 2 56 33 1 33.00 - - 15 - 1 2 - 81 85 42.50 - 1 Julian B.P. 1989-00 92 135 21 124 2,654 23.28 2 12 17,145 9,049 306 29.57 16 2 65 - Jurgensen S.J. 19982331316- - -3732232111.50 - - 1 -

Kanhai R.B. 1961 8 14 1 135 533 41.00 2 2 56 21 ----3- Karppinen S.J. 2000 3 5 1 17 22 5.50 - - 558 324 11 29.45 - - - - Katich S.M. 1996 50 90 13 228* 3,847 49.96 12 17 815 544 11 49.45 - - 44 - Kelly O.H. 1906-07361237515.00 - - 1 - Kelly P.C. 1964-66 21 39 3 132 1,556 43.22 4 7 73 47 ----10- 1 2 - 33 48 24.00 - - Kelly R.C. 1992361349418.80 ------2- Kelly W H. 19052319105.00 - - 230 112 3 37.33 - - 1 - Keogh E.J. 1898 1 2 - 13 14 7.00 - - 150 68 2 34.00 - - Kessey G.T 1945-49 12 18 3 60 286 19.06 - 1 18 5 1 1 1 34* 34 - - - 1 2 Kimpton R.W. 1935 1 1 - 8 8 8.00 - 1 -

Laird B.M. 1972-83 64 113 9 171 3,824 36.77 7 23 74 50 - - - 60 - Lang H.K. 1929-31 2 4 - 29 42 10.50 - - Langdon C.W. 1946-55 29 53 3 138 1,857 37.14 5 9 2,354 956 23 41.56 - - 22 - Langer J.L. 1991 91 164 13 274* 7859 52.05 22 30 114 47 ----77- Langer R.S. 1973-81 44 78 14 150* 2,756 43.06 5 18 448 195 5 39.00 - - 19 - Lanigan J.P. 1921-2223164*7638.00 - 1 488 204 4 51.00 - - Lavender M.P. 1990-96 51 95 6 173* 3,071 34,51 6 14 42 15 - 24.59 - - 45 - Lehmann C.A. 191223110178.50 - - 216 153 4 38.25 - - 2 Lillee D.K. 1969-83 76 94 27 54* 980 14.63 - 1 17,789 8,080 351 23.02 19 4 26 - Lilly K.E. 19882214*44.00 - - 360 255 6 42.50 - - - Loader P.J. 1963 1 1 - 0 0 - - - 152 85 ---- Lock G.A.R. 1962-70 71 108 17 66 1,467 16.12 - 2 21,215 7,770 316 24.59 16 2 84 - 3 3 - 32 64 21.33 - - 687 305 10 30.50 - - 2 - Lockwood W.T. 1898 1 2 - 21 21 10.50 - - Lodge A.O. 1958-61 15 26 3 85 616 26.78 - 4 17 - Loton C.V. 1925242212512.50 - - - 1 Loton M.W. 1924 1 2 - 38 40 20.00 - - 1 - Lovelock O.I. 1932-39 21 36 8 94* 796 28.43 - 4 19 15 2 2 - 11 19 9.50 ------2 Lovett A.F. 1950 1 2 - 6 6 3.00 - - 47 40 1 40.00 - - 1 -

MacGill C.W.T 1939-50 6 11 1 78 250 25.00 - 1 120 559 19 29.42 - - 5 - MacGill S.C.G. 199312191111.00 - - 174 91 ------MacGill T.M.D. 1968-72 12 18 4 34 210 15.00 - - 2,104 921 23 40.04 - - 7 - Mack C.D. 1989-909938142.80 - - 1,811 990 22 45.00 - - 1 - Macleay K.H. 1981-91 100 130 25 114* 2,870 27.33 3 13 19,377 7,756 261 29.72 6 - 63 - Malone M.F. 1974-81 42 50 14 38 635 17.63 - - 9,659 4,060 163 24.60 7 - 25 - Mann A.L. 1963-83 76 114 17 110 2,355 24.28 1 11 14,251 6,592 196 33.63 5 - 44 - Marks V.J. 1986 11 10 2 66* 370 46.25 - 1 2,840 955 30 31.85 1 - 7 - Marsh G.R. 1977-93 112 196 13 355* 7,731 42.25 24 29 30 9 1 9.00 - - 74 - Marsh R.W. 1968-83 97 156 12 236 5,181 35.98 8 25 32 17 ----35933 1 2 - 22 22 11.00 - - 1 - Marsh SE 2000 11 20 3 119 447 26.29 1 - 66 52 2 26.00 - - 7 - Martin E.J. 1932 1 1 - 2 2 2.00 - - 190 165 6 27.50 - - 1 1 - 1 1 1.00 - - 128 126 ---- Martyn D.R. 1990 100 176 17 203* 7124 44.81 20 36 2759 1258 32 39.31 - - 95 1

164 The Western Cricketer 510 Player Seasons Match Inns. N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. l00’s 50’s Balls Runs Wkts. Ave. WI WM Ct St Mason M.S. 1996-973513102.50 - - 535 249 4 62.25 - - 1 - Massie R.A.L. 1965-74 28 27 10 23 171 10.05 - - 5,718 2,438 91 26.79 - - 4 - Mateljan T. 1959 2 2 - 19 19 9.50 - - 312 169 2 84.50 - - 2 - Matthews C.D. 1984-90 52 66 8 71 1,309 22.56 - 7 10,876 5,332 225 23.70 14 - 19 - Mayne L.C. 1961-69 32 46 16 50 333 11.10 - 1 7,958 4,090 125 32.72 5 - 10 - 2 1 1 4* 4 4.00 - - 436 279 9 31.00 - - Meares F.D. 1898 1 2 - 16 16 8.00 - - 30 9 ---- Meek A.B. 1920-2558112*405.71 - - 361 237 2 118.50 - - 1 - Meuleman K.D. 1952-60 48 75 9 234* 3,398 51.48 11 13 1,014 637 10 63.70 - - 13 - Meuleman R.D. 1968-71 14 22 3 101* 545 28.68138 -----6- Meuleman S.W. 2000 18 31 - 109 719 23.19 2 3 120 97 2 48.50 - - 7 - Michael C.A. 19793221*1 - - -414241926.77 - - 1 - Milburn C. 1966-68 17 29 2 243 1,414 52.37 3 8 632 302 5 60.40 - - 15 - 1 2 - 79 97 48.50 - 1 24 21 ----3- Millar G.A. 1981 1 1 - 20 20 20.00 - - 114 77 ---- Miller W.A. 1924 1 1 - 14 14 14.00 - - 56 23 1 23.00 - - Mills R.L. 1937-3858214203.66 - - 712 344 5 68.80 - - 2 - Milosz S.J. 1983-87 10 10 7 8 18 6.00 - - 1,811 759 17 44.64 1 - 4 - Moffatt A.A. 1892242231.50 - - 66 47 1 47.00 - - Moody T.M. 1985-00 145 247 22 272 9,520 42.31 21 49 15,266 6,590 232 28.40 5 1 124 - Moore W.H. 1898 1 2 - 14 18 9.00 - - 1 1 Moysey G.B. 1907 1 2 - 8 13 6.50 - - Muggleton M.B. 1964-69 3 6 - 21 50 8.33 - - 8 2 1 2.00 - - Mulder B. 1983-86 25 22 10 25* 101 8.42 - - 4,850 2,112 57 37.05 3 1 14 - Mullally A.D. 1987-89 15 12 4 34 64 8.00 - - 3,267 1,556 37 42.05 - - 4 - Mullooly T.C. 1976 1 1 - 5 5 5.00 - - 136 77 1 77.00 - - 2 - Munro C. 1905-0935126*5513.75 - - 509 224 5 44.80 - - 3 - Munro J.K.E. 1948-54 25 47 5 53* 487 11.59 - 1 48 18 1 18.00 - - 55 3 1 2 1 5* 10 10.00 - - 1 1 Murray G.I. 1964 1 1 - 1 1 1.00 - - 146 94 3 31.25 - - McAullay K.J. 1970-73 22 43 3 86 1251 31.27 - 9 14 - McCague M.J. 1990-91 11 13 3 34 124 12.40 - - 2,048 1,086 32 33.93 1 - 7 - McCarthy P.C.D. 1950-54 7 14 - 98 386 27.57 - 2 3 - McEvoy D.M. 1966 2 3 - 28 40 13.33 - - 3 - McEwan K.S. 1979-80 18 34 3 177 1,094 35.292638 ----9- McFarlane R.D. 1981 2 4 - 22 51 12.75 - - 4 - McKenzie D.C. 1934-45 4 6 - 88 214 35.66 - 3 1 - McKenzie E.N. 1931 1 2 - 26 43 21.50 - - McKenzie G.D. 1959-73 81 119 24 69 1,622 16.96 - 6 18,127 8,142 254 32.05 7 - 36 - 4 4 1 48* 141 47.00 - - 1236 565 16 35.31 - - 1 - McPhee M.W. 1984-93 40 67 6 135 1,699 27.85 2 9 30 14 ----16- McRae W.A. 1927-2835111918637.20 1 - 128 69 1 69.00 - - 1 2 1 18 33 33.00 - - Newman C.F. 1935-36 2 3 - 28 67 22.33 - - 208 143 4 35.75 - - Newman H.A. 1927-3134117*3712.33 - - 488 265 1 265.00 - - 1 - Nicholls P.A. 1971-78 19 33 12 38 492 23.42 - - 2167 943 30 31.43 1 - 7 - Nicholson M.J. 1996 40 61 2 101* 1165 23.78 1 3 8120 4131 142 29.09 5 - 15 - Nikitaras S. 1998-0023210*1111.00 - - 289 149 2 74.50 - - - - North F.D. 1892 2 4 - 77 109 27.25 - 1 36 14 2 7.00 - - 1 - North M.J. 1999 38 66 5 200* 2475 40.57 7 12 1821 1028 20 51.40 - - 28 - O’Dwyer T.E. 1946-59 15 23 4 51 305 16.05 - 1 2,966 1,415 41 34.51 3 - 9 - Oldroyd B.J. 1995 29 40 15 47 287 11.48 - - 4156 2215 56 39.55 - - 7 - O’Meara P.A. 1977 1 2 - 20 29 14.50 - - 2 - O’Neill M.D. 1979-81 18 31 1 100 655 21.83 1 3 397 254 2 127.00 - - 4 - Orr H.R. 1892 2 4 - 44 77 19.25 - - 78 56 ---- O’Shaughnessy B. 1932 1 1 - 0 0 - - - 144 81 1 81.00 - - 1 - Outridge T.M. 1947-52 19 36 1 93 724 20.68 - 4 1,633 957 21 45.57 1 - 8 - Packham L. 1921 1 2 - 19 27 13.50 - - 88 54 ---- Parker E.F. 1905-09 11 22 - 117 804 36.54 2 4 54 26 ----7- Parker J.F. 1960-64 29 53 5 139* 1,425 29.68 1 8 23 7 ----9- 1 1 - 55 55 55.00 - 1 Patfield A.S. 1908-0936221*6115.25 - - 2 5 Paulsen R.G. 1973-78 31 37 14 46 405 17.60 - - 5,057 2,688 81 33.18 3 - 14 - Pavy L. 1953-55 6 11 1 31 124 12.40 - - 8 10 ----4- 1 2 1 36* 45 45.00 - - Penter C.E. 1979-80 8 13 2 112 286 26.00 1 1 925 507 5 101.40 - - 5 - Playle W.R. 1965-67 17 32 1 122 802 25.87 2 1 88 65 ----10- Porter G.D. 1977-85 26 35 6 64 636 21.93 - 4 3,921 1,485 51 29.12 - - 16 -

The Western Cricketer 165 510 Player Seasons Match Inns. N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. l00’s 50’s Balls Runs Wkts. Ave. WI WM Ct St Preen A.T. 1953-56 13 21 9 27* 158 13.16 - - 2,619 979 28 34.96 1 - 8 - Price R.H. 1949-55 25 43 17 33 374 14.38 - - 5,601 2,475 90 27.50 4 1 11 - 1 2 - 4 4 2.00 - - 200 73 3 24.33 - - Prindiville K.J. 1978 3 5 - 78 108 21.60 - 1 160 65 ----6- Prindiville T.J. 1969-71 12 23 3 107 610 30.50 1 1 184 68 3 22.66 - - 15 - Puckett C.W. 1939-52 33 55 13 75 610 14.52 - 1 9,702 3,796 149 25.47 13 2 23 - 1 1 - 2 2 2.00 - - 184 77 1 77.00 - - Punch K.F. 1960-63 15 27 1 76 599 23.03 - 3 1,360 583 16 36.43 - - 14 - Quinlan P.F. 1925-28 8 14 1 50 270 20.76 - 1 619 382 8 47.75 - - 3 Quist K.H. 1905 2 4 - 56 111 27.75 - 1 30 22 ----2 Ramshaw D.J. 1989 3 4 - 44 61 15.25 ------2- Randell A.C. 1912-21 5 7 - 61 156 22.28 - 1 3 - Randell E.A. 1892-98 3 6 - 36 60 10.00 - - 324 114 4 28.50 - - 1 - Read A.E. 1938-39 3 5 - 55 179 35.80 - 1 2 - Reid B.A. 1984-95 56 61 25 30 303 8.42 - - 1,2501 5,575 197 28.30 7 1 14 - Renfrey L.C. 1922-27 10 17 7 30* 212 21.20 - - 1436 683 13 52.53 - - 3 - Richardson A.J. 1927-29 4 5 - 56 128 25.60 - 1 689 241 9 26.77 - - 3 - 1 1 1 101* 101 - 1 - 120 39 1 39.00 - - Rigby A. 1926 1 2 - 5 9 4.50 - - 40 17 ---- Rigg H.W.H. 1946-58 12 19 1 76 431 23.94 - 1 216 113 2 56.50 - - 12 - Rigg B.A. 1947-56 18 33 3 65 511 17.03 - 2 952 689 8 86.12 - - 11 - Roach W.A. 1933341173110.33 - - 1 - Robinson A. 1907 1 2 - 23 24 12.00 - - Robinson A.W. 1952 2 4 - 20 24 6.00 - - Robinson C.H. 1920 1 1 - 16 16 16.00 - - 152 125 2 62.50 - - Robinson Dr. G.D. 1945-47 7 12 - 134 464 38.66 1 2 2 - 1 1 - 8 8 8.00 - - Roe R. 1934 2 4 - 58 136 34.00 - 1 1 - Rogers C.J.L. 1998 31 55 5 194 2292 45.84 8 13 ------29- Ronchi L. 2002 4 7 - 90 275 39.28 - 3 ------51 Rowe S.H.D. 1905-29 25 47 2 105 980 20.85 1 4 42 28 ----20- 1 1 - 73 73 73.00 - 1 Rowlands W.T 1937-38 7 12 - 49 186 15.50 - - 272 112 ----5- Russell R.S. 1988-93451236817.00 - - 528 275 6 45.83 - - 3 - Rutherford J.W. 1952-60 38 70 4 167 2,383 36.10 5 11 2,619 1,020 18 56.66 - - 27 - 2 3 - 39 73 24.33 - - 170 56 3 18.00 - - 4 - Ryan R.T. 1933 4 7 - 29 141 20.14 - - 1 Sands R.F. 1947 1 2 - 13 15 7.50 - - 1 - Sarre R.B. 1951-54 15 29 1 103 523 18.67 1 1 403 200 9 22.22 - - 5 - Sartori R.J. 19333428115.50 - - 416 187 4 46.75 - - 1 - Sawle L.M. 1954-60 34 61 4 109* 1,669 29.28 1 9 19 13 ----17- 1 2 - 25 32 16.00 - - 2 - Sayers M.G. 1978 1 did not bat 5 - Scarff C.S. 1969-70 4 6 - 67 165 27.50 - 1 Selk R.A. 1898- 1912 16 25 8 34 192 11.29 - - 3,588 1,844 75 24.58626 - Serjeant C.S. 1976-82 51 86 16 144* 2,632 37.60 6 12 6 4 ----67- Shea J.A. 1937-45 5 10 - 110 243 24.30 1 - 1 - 11-00---168---- Shepherd B.K. 1955-65 83 141 14 219 5,340 42.04 13 26 463 293 3 97.66 - - 56 - 4 6 1 62 208 41.60 - 2 16 5 ----2- Shipperd G. 1977-87 68 117 16 167* 4,450 44.05 10 22 30 13 ----44- Simmons CJ 2003-04 1 2 - 7 8 4.00 ------Simpson R.B. 1956-60 24 38 7 236* 2,470 79.67 6 13 2,725 1,179 36 32.71 1 - 30 - 1 1 - 17 17 17.00 - - 88 36 1 36.00 - - 3 - Slater K.N. 1955-67 67 110 11 154 2,114 21.35 1 13 12,821 5,364 122 43.96 - - 47 - 1 1 - 2 2 2.00 - - 344 133 2 66.50 - - Smith A.E.C. 1925-26 2 4 - 16 61 15.25 - - Smith D.D. 1984 1 2 - 2 2 1.00 - - 36 29 2 14.50 - - 1 - Smith W.R. 1961-62 9 18 - 77 359 19.94 - 2 10 - Spalding E.G. 1984431 -----6003081225.66 - - - - Spencer D.J. 1993881387510.71 - - 1,099 750 20 37.50 - - 7 - Stewart J. 1992-97 18 24 5 51 200 10.53 - 1 3,247 1,749 35 49.97 - - 7 - Stokes W. 1921-28 8 13 2 12 58 5.27 - - 8 - Strauss R.B. 1952-59 34 54 7 52 778 16.55 - 2 7,658 3,036 128 23.71 8 - 11 - 1 1 - 14 14 14.00 - - 342 123 6 20.50 1 - Stubbs J.R.M. 1956-61361491.80 - - 351 201 4 50.25 - - Swan G.G. 1999 11 10 5 8* 8 1.60 - - 1,971 1,129 28 40.32 1 - 8 -

166 The Western Cricketer 510 Player Seasons Match Inns. N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. l00’s 50’s Balls Runs Wkts. Ave. WI WM Ct St Taaffe F.H. 1922-36 17 31 2 79 623 21.48 - 4 547 376 7 62.66 1 - 5 - Taylor JJ 20036925013218.55 - 1 830 615 12 51.25 - - 3 - Thistle M.J. 2003 1 2 - 14 14 7.00 ------Thomson G.D. 1982 1 1 - 0 0 - - - 162 150 ----1- Thornton B.T. 197112216*24- - -12887187.00 - - Thorp C.D. 2002 6 8 - 26 66 8.25 - - 945 531 10 53.10 - - 2 - Truscott W.J. 1929 1 2 - 2 2 1.00 - - - 1 Varis L. 1966-72 19 32 2 94 625 20.83 - 2 1,332 605 16 37.81 - - 18 - Veletta M.R.J. 1983-94 127 218 23 262 8,038 41.22 19 46 18 12 ----1582 Vernon M.T. 1955-67 71 121 4 173 4,067 34.76 8 22 410 231 9 25.66 - - 53 - 2 4 1 44 102 34.00 - - 4 - Voges AC 2002 5 8 - 38 125 15.62 - - 114 62 2 31.00 - - 4 - Walkerden H.E. 1909 1 2 - 6 6 3.00 - - Wasley M.A. 199023112199.50 - - 377 181 3 60.33 - - - - Walsh M.J. 1998-00 12 18 1 50 293 17.23 - 2 ------454 Wates D.J. 1999 7 10 2 99 298 37.25 - 2 1152 747 18 41.50 - - 4 - Watson G.D. 1971-74 25 42 6 145 1,298 36.05 2 6 3,339 1538 59 26.06 4 - 29 - Watson G.G. 1979 1 did not bat 180 135 2 67.50 - - 1 - Watson R.C.W 1957-5869328*9115.16 - - 23 - 1 1 1 24* 24 - - - 3 - Watt A.D. 1938-48 16 29 2 129 922 34.14 1 8 301 164 7 23.42 - - 7 - 1 1 - 157 157 157.00 1 - Waugh R.F. 1961-63 12 23 3 87 552 27.60 - 2 80 64 1 64.00 - - 4 - 1 2 - 4 7 3.50 - - 8 5 ---- Webster A.M.C. 19293528134.33 - - 364 181 4 45.25 - - Wellington C.W. 1906 1 2 - 5 9 4.50 - - Wilberforce R.J. 1926-37 10 19 1 59 356 19.77 - 2 840 345 11 31.36 - - 3 - 1 1 - 2 2 2.00 - - 216 75 2 37.50 - - 2 - Williams BA 1999 27 33 7 28 280 10.77 - - 5719 3036 116 26.17 7 - 4 - Williams D.S.T. 1948-51 8 16 - 51 267 16.68 - 2 216 121 3 40.33 - - 5 - Wilson H. 189212110*1313.00 - - 2 2 Wilson P 2002-03 10 15 9 23 73 12.17 - - 2175 923 26 35.50 1 - 2 - Wilson S.V. 1968-7256414*2010.00 - - 749 471 13 36.23 - - Wishart P.W. 1959-64 26 45 4 114 1,105 26.95 1 6 16 19 ----4- Wishart W.K. 199376115*316.20 - - 1,470 551 11 50.09 - - 2 - Wolfe M.F. 1982 1 1 - 39 39 39.00 - - 6 6 ----1- Wood G.M. 1976-91 125 199 28 186* 7,958 46.53 24 35 175 121 2 60.50 - - 90 - Wood P B. 1931 1 2 - 6 8 4.00 - - 32 16 ----1- Woodhead D.J. 1958-59 7 10 1 101* 269 29.88 1 - 1 - Worthington P.C. 2002 6 12 1 50 177 16.09 - 1 851 471 12 39.25 - - 5 - Wright K.J. 1974-79 31 42 13 88* 826 28.48 - 4 117 10 Yagmich D.B. 1972-7343311*14- - - 241 Yardley B. 1966-89 59 80 14 97* 1,579 23.92 - 4 10,482 4,546 175 25.97 12 2 23 - Young G.A. 1972 2 3 - 125 154 51.33 1 - 4 - Zimbulis A.G. 1933-39 15 25 2 42* 315 13.69 - - 2,279 1,792 47 38.12 1 - 14 - 1 1 - 23 23 23.00 - - 128 135 2 67.50 - - 1 - Zoehrer T.J. 1980-93 117 169 22 168 4,577 31.14 7 24 2,694 1,416 23 61.57 1 - 365 30

Callum Thorp’s prolific wicket taking ability in WACA Pennant Cricket for Fast-bowling all-rounder John Taylor spent 2003-04 with the Warriors and played Wanneroo led to his selection for WA. six Pura Cup games before returning to Victoria.

The Western Cricketer 167 Sheffield Shield / Pura Cup Results

History of Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup It must be remembered that from 1947-48 until the end of 1970-71 and again from 1981 82 a team could In 1891 Lord Sheffield, a patron of Sussex cricket and win on the first innings. From 1971-72 until 1980-81 a President of Sussex C.C.C., financed a trip to the introduction of bonus points meant that a win- Australia by an England team captained by W. Grace. draw-loss result could be obtained. His Lordship was so delighted with the reception he Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup Winners and the team received in Australia he gave the Australian Cricket Council the sum of 150 guineas for the benefit of cricket in the colonies. 1892-93 Victoria 1952-53 South Australia 1893-94 South Australia 1953-54 New South Wales The Council, in its wisdom decided to purchase a 1894-95 Victoria 1954-55 New South Wales shield for competition among the three colonies of 1895-96 New South Wales 1955-56 New South Wales New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. The 1896-97 New South Wales 1956-57 New South Wales 1897-98 Victoria 1957-58 New South Wales shield measures 122 cms by 76 cms and bears the 1898-99 Victoria 1958-59 New South Wales Sheffield and Australian coat of arms. 1899-1900 New South Wales 1959-60 New South Wales The first year of competition was 1892-93, and the 1900-01 Victoria 1960-61 New South Wales 1901-02 New South Wales 1961-62 New South Wales competition has continued regularly ever since with 1902-03 New South Wales 1962-63 Victoria the exception of the years of the two World Wars. 1903-04 New South Wales 1963-64 South Australia The three original colonies (now states) have since 1904-05 New South Wales 1964-65 New South Wales 1905-06 New South Wales 1965-66 New South Wales been joined by Queensland (1926-27), Western 1906-07 New South Wales 1966-67 Victoria Australia (1947-48) and Tasmania (1977-78). 1907-08 Victoria 1967-68 Western Australia Western Australian has completed in 427 Shield 1908-09 New South Wales 1968-69 South Australia 1909-10 South Australia 1969-70 Victoria matches and 50 Pura Cup matches. Pura Cup sponsorship 1910-11 New South Wales 1970-71 South Australia was introduced in 1999-2000. 1911-12 New South Wales 1971-72 Western Australia 1912-13 South Australia 1972-73 Western Australia Captains and Records 1913-14 New South Wales 1973-74 Victoria 1914-15 Victoria 1974-75 Western Australia Name Games Wins Draws Losses 1915-19 No Competition 1975-76 South Australia Inverarity R.J. 47 22 17 8 1919-20 New South Wales 1976-77 Western Australia Wood G.M. 47 17 24 6 1920-21 New South Wales 1977-78 Western Australia Moody T.M. 41 19 13 9 1921-22 Victoria 1978-79 Victoria Shepherd B.K. 35 8 15 12 1922-23 New South Wales 1979-80 Victoria Lock G.A.R. 33 14 11 8 1923-24 Victoria 1980-81 Western Australia Meuleman K.D. 32 7 14 11 1924-25 Victoria 1981-82 South Australia 1925-26 New South Wales 1982-83 New South Wales Carmody D.K. 28 5 8 15 1926-27 South Australia 1983-84 Western Australia Marsh G.R. 28 11 10 7 1927-28 Victoria 1984-85 New South Wales Hughes K.J. 26 13 9 4 1928-29 New South Wales 1985-86 New South Wales Marsh R.W. 17 7 5 5 1929-30 Victoria 1986-87 Western Australia Martyn D.R. 16 4 3 9 1930-31 Victoria 1987-88 Western Australia Langer JL 15 5 6 4 1931-32 New South Wales 1988-89 Western Australia Katich S.M. 12 5 6 1 1932-33 New South Wales 1989-90 New South Wales Gilchrist A.C. 11 4 3 4 1933-34 Victoria 1990-91 Victoria Vernon M.T. 10 1 3 6 1934-35 Victoria 1991-92 Western Australia Andrews W.S. 10 2 4 4 1935-36 South Australia 1992-93 New South Wales Serjeant C.S. 9 1 6 2 1936-37 Victoria 1993-94 New South Wales Veletta M.R.J. 8 3 3 2 1937-38 New South Wales 1994-95 Queensland Shipperd G. 7 1 6 - 1938-39 South Australia 1995-96 South Australia Brayshaw I.J. 5 3 - 2 1939-40 New South Wales 1996-97 Queensland Mann A.L. 5 1 1 3 1940-46 No Competition 1997-98 Western Australia 1946-47 Victoria 1998-99 Western Australia Julian B.P. 5 1 2 2 1947-48 Western Australia 1999-00 Queensland Hussey M.E.K. 5 - 3 2 1948-49 New South Wales 2000-01 Queensland Charlesworth R.I. 4 2 1 1 1949-50 New South Wales 2001-02 Queensland Langdon C.W. 4 1 1 2 1950-51 Victoria 2002-03 New South Wales Sawle L.M. 4 - - 4 1951-52 New South Wales 2003-04 Victoria Lillee D.K. 3 2 1 - Simpson R.B. 3 2 1 - Edwards A.R. 2 - 1 1 Summary Laird B.M. 2 - 2 - Angel J 2 - 1 1 NEW SOUTH WALES 43 WINS McEwan K.S. 1 1 - - VICTORIA 26 McKenzie G.D. 1 - 1 - WESTERN AUSTRALIA 15 Rutherford J.W. 1 - 1 - SOUTH AUSTRALIA 13 Alderman T.M. 1 - 1 - QUEENSLAND 5 Goodwin MW 1 - - 1 TASMANIA - Totals (37 captains) 477 162 180 135

168 The Western Cricketer Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup Captains

1947-48 D.K. Carmody 1977-78 R.J. Inverarity 1948-49 D.K. Carmody 1978-79 R.J. Inverarity/R.I. Charlesworth 1949-50 D.K. Carmody 1979-80 R.W Marsh/R.I. Charlesworth/A. Mann 1950-51 D.K. Carmody/A.R. Edwards 1980-81 K.J. Hughes/K.S. McEwan 1951-52 D.K. Carmody 1981-82 K.J. Hughes/C.S. Serjeant 1952-53 C.W. Langdon 1982-83 K.J. Hughes/B.M. Laird/C.S. Serjeant 1953-54 D.K. Carmody 1983-84 K.J. Hughes/G. Shipperd/D.K. Lillee/R.W. Marsh 1954-55 D.K. Carmody 1984-85 K.J. Hughes/G. Shipperd 1955-56 D.K. Carmody 1985-86 G.M. Wood 1956-57 K.D. Meuleman 1986-87 G.M. Wood 1957-58 K.D. Meuleman 1987-88 G.M. Wood 1958-59 K.D. Meuleman/J.W. Rutherford 1988-89 G.M. Wood/M.R.J. Veletta/T.M. Alderman 1959-60 K.D. Meuleman 1989-90 G.M. Wood/W.S. Andrews 1960-61 R.B. Simpson/K.D. Meuleman/L.M. Sawle 1990-91 G.R. Marsh/W.S. Andrews 1961-62 B.K. Shepherd 1991-92 G.R. Marsh/M.R.J. Veletta 1962-63 B.K. Shepherd/M.T. Vernon 1992-93 G.R. Marsh 1963-64 B.K. Shepherd/G.D. McKenzie/G.A.R. Lock 1993-94 G.R. Marsh 1964-65 B.K. Shepherd 1994-95 D.R. Martyn/T.M. Moody 1965-66 B.K. Shepherd 1995-96 D.R. Martyn/T.M. Moody 1966-67 M.T. Vernon 1996-97 T.M. Moody/A.C. Gilchrist 1967-68 G.A.R. Lock 1997-98 T.M. Moody/B.P. Julian/D.R. Martyn 1968-69 G.A.R. Lock 1998-99 T.M. Moody/A.C. Gilchrist/D.R. Martyn 1969-70 G.A.R. Lock/R.J. Inverarity 1999-00 A.C. Gilchrist/B.P. Julian/S.M. Katich/ 1970-71 G.A.R. Lock J.L. Langer/ D.R. Martyn 1971-72 R.J. Inverarity/I.J. Brayshaw 2000-01 T.M. Moody/S.M. Katich 1972-73 Inverarity/I.J. Brayshaw 2001-02 S.M. Katich/A.C. Gilchrist/J.L. Langer 1973-74 R.J. Inverarity 2003-03 A.C. Gilchrist/J.L. Langer/ 1974-75 R.J. Inverarity M.E.K. Hussey/J. Angel 1975-76 R.W. Marsh 2003-04 J.L. Langer/M.E.K. Hussey/M.W. Goodwin 1976-77 R.W Marsh/I.J. Brayshaw

Highest Individual Scores for and against WA in Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup Cricket BATTING FOR WA AGAINST WA Player Score Opponent Venue Season Player Score Opponent Venue Season G.R. Marsh 355* South Australia Perth 1989-90 B.A. Richards 356 South Australia Perth 1970-71 T.M. Moody 272 Tasmania Hobart 1994-95 R.B. Simpson 247* New South Wales Sydney 1963-64 M.R.J. Veletta 262 Victoria Perth 1986-87 D.M.Jones 243 Victoria Perth 1984-85 C. Milburn 243 Queensland Brisbane 1968-69 R.T. Ponting 211 Tasmania Hobart 1994-95 J.L. Langer 241* New South Wales Perth 1994-95 W.H. Buckle 207 Queensland Brisbane 1964-65 * Denotes not out.

Best Bowling Performances for and against WA in Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup Cricket BOWLING FOR WA AGAINST WA Player Score Opponent Venue Season Player Score Opponent Venue Season I.J. Brayshaw 10/44 Victoria Perth 1967-68 J.D. Higgs 8/66 Victoria Melbourne 1974-75 H.R. Gorringe 8/56 Queensland Perth 1952-53 P.M. Clough 8/95 Tasmania Launceston1983-84 D.E. Hoare 8/98 New South Wales Perth 1964-65 J.R. Thomson 7/23 Queensland Brisbane 1984-85 D.K. Lillee 7/36 South Australia Perth 1969-70 N.J.N. Hawke 7/38 South Australia Perth 1961-62 T.M. Moody 7/38 Tasmania Hobart 1995-96 A.K. Davidson 7/31 New South Wales Perth 1961-62

The Western Cricketer 169 WA Wicket-keepers Sheffield Shield / Pura Cup

100 Dismissals Player Caught Total T.J. Zoehrer 332 28 360 R.W. Marsh 319 32 351 A.C. Gilchrist 250 8 258 B.L. Buggins 131 18 149 G.C.Becker 90 17 107 R.J. Campbell 125 8 133 K.J. Wright 93 9 102

Most dismissals in a season (minimum 35) Player Caught Stumped Total Season A.C. Gilchrist 52 2 54 1996-97 A.C. Gilchrist 50 4 54 1995-96 A.C. Gilchrist 51 - 51 1994-95 T.J. Zoehrer 43 4 47 1987-88 R.W. Marsh 39 5 44 1974-75 A.C. Gilchrist 42 - 42 1997-98 T.J. Zoehrer 38 3 41 1990-91 T.J. Zoehrer 36 2 38 1988-89 K.J. Wright 32 4 36 1977-78 R.W. Marsh 34 1 35 1980-81

Most dismissals in a match Player Caught Stumped Total Opponent Season R.W. Marsh 11 - 11 Vic 1975-76 A.C. Gilchrist 10 - 10 Vic 1997-98 G.C. Becker 8 1 9 Vic 1965-66 D.B. Yagmich 9 - 9 Qld 1973-74 A.C. Gilchrist 9 - 9 SA 1995-96 R.J. Campbell 9 - 9 SA 1999-00 M.J. Walsh 9 - 9 SA 2000-01 T.J. Zoehrer 8 1 9 SA 1987-88 A.C. Gilchrist 8 - 8 NSW 1997-98 A.C. Gilchrist 8 - 8 Qld 1997-98 A.C. Gilchrist 8 - 8 Qld 1996-97 A.C. Gilchrist 8 - 8 Vic 1994-95 A.C. Gilchrist 8 - 8 SA 1995-96 A.C. Gilchrist 8 - 8 NSW 1998-99 T.J. Zoehrer 8 - 8 Qld 1992-93 R.J. Campbell 8 - 8 SA 2001-02 R.J. Campbell 7 - 7 NSW 1997-98 K.J. Wright 7 1 8 Tas 1979-80 A.C. Gilchrist 7 1 8 Qld 1996-97 R.C.W. Watson 7 - 7 SA 1957-58 R.J. Campbell 7 - 7 Vic 1999-00 A.C. Gilchrist 7 - 7 Victoria 2002-03 M.J. Walsh 7 - 7 NSW 2000-01 A.C. Gilchrist 6 - 6 Tas 1997-98 B.L. Buggins 3 3 6 NSW 1959-60 B.L. Buggins 3 3 6 Vic 1961-62

170 The Western Cricketer Most dismissals in an innings Player Caught Stumped Total Opponent Season A.C. Gilchrist 7 - 7 SA 1995-96 G.C. Becker 6 - 6 Vic 1965-66 A.C. Gilchrist 6 - 6 Vic 1994-95 A.C. Gilchrist 6 - 6 NSW 1997-98 R.W. Marsh 6 - 6 NSW 1974-75 R.W. Marsh 6 - 6 Vic 1975-76 R.W. Marsh 6 - 6 SA 1976-77 R.W. Marsh 6 - 6 Qld 1979-80 R.W. Marsh 6 - 6 SA 1980-81 M.J. Walsh 6 - 6 TAS 2000-01 T.J. Zoehrer 5 1 6 SA 1987-88 B.L.Buggins 5 - 5 NSW 1958-59 A.C. Gilchrist 5 - 5 SA 1995-96 A.C. Gilchrist 5 - 5 Qld 1997-98 A.C. Gilchrist 5 - 5 Vic 1997-98 A.C. Gilchrist 5 - 5 Vic 1997-98 A.C. Gilchrist 5 - 5 NSW 1996-97 A.C. Gilchrist 5 - 5 Qld 1996-97 A.C. Gilchrist 5 - 5 Qld 1996-97 J.K.E. Munro 5 - 5 SA 1951-52 K.J. Wright 5 - 5 NSW 1979-80 M.R.J. Veletta 5 - 5 SA 1991-92 D.B. Yagmich 5 - 5 Qld 1973-74 T.J. Zoehrer 5 - 5 Qld 1992-93 R.J. Campbell 5 - 5 SA 1999-00 M.J. Walsh 5 - 5 NSW 2000-01 M.J. Cox 4 1 5 SA 1985-86 A.C. Gilchrist 4 1 5 NSW 1995-96 A.C. Gilchrist 4 1 5 QLD 1995-96 K.J. Wright 4 1 5 Tas 1979-80 A.C. Gilchrist 2 3 5 NSW 1995-96

Adam Gilchrist’s seven dismissals in an innings against SA in 1995-96 remains a State The athletic Ryan Campbell is just as dangerous with a bat in his hands as he is record. behind the stumps.

The Western Cricketer 171 Sheffield Shield / Pura Cup Batting Averages

Batting Player Matches Inns N.O. H.S. Runs Average 100 50 Ct St Alderman T.M. (Terry) 97 109 38 26* 505 7.11 - - 80 - Allen J.M. (Jeremy) 1 1 - 30 30 30.00 ---- Andrews W.S. (Wayne) 82 126 12 139 4292 37.64 5 29 67 - Angel J. (Jo) 105 138 36 84* 1233 11.99 - 4 21 - Atkinson M.P. (Mark) 19 27 9 52* 349 19.39 - - 13 - Auty C. (Clint) 2 4 1 17* 25 8.33 - - 1 - Baker D.J. (Dennis) 16 19 6 50 191 14.59 - 1 8 Baker R.M. (Rob) 27 48 7 111* 1168 28.49 1 5 24 - Bandy L.H. (Laurie) 3 5 1 53* 130 32.50 - 1 4 Becker G.C. (Gordon) 39 65 2 130 1693 26.87 2 11 90 17 Bennett F.C. (Chester) 2 4 1 42* 73 24.33 - - 1 Bevan H.G. (Hugh) 34 54 19 26 290 8.28 - - 9 Bidstrup T.A. (Trevor) 2 4 1 20 32 10.66 - - - Bovell H.E.J. (Harry) 1 2 - 10 15 7.50 - - - Bowe R.D. (Ron) 2 4 1 86 101 33.67 - 1 2 Boyd D.L. (David) 12 16 3 43* 246 18.92 - - 5 Brayshaw I.J. (lan) 91 145 20 104 3771 30.17 1 24 95 Brayshaw J.A. (James) 15 21 2 81 578 30.42 - 3 15 Breman T.G. (Todd) 9 12 3 45* 199 22.11 - - 4 Buggins B.L. (Bruce) 57 90 14 60* 1149 15.11 - 1 131 18 Bush G.E.W. (Giles) 8 11 2 27 51 5.66 - - 6 Buttsworth F.J. (Fred jr) 8 15 - 60 343 22.86 - 2 3 Byfield A.S. (Bud) 4 8 - 39 158 19.75 - - 4 Campbell R.J. (Ryan) 71 125 4 203 4496 37.15 8 30 173 8 Capes P.A. (Peter) 37 42 11 23 308 9.93 - - 8 - Carmody D.K. (Keith) 28 53 1 198 1459 28.05 1 8 22 2 Cary S.R. (Sean) 36 38 19 13 158 8.31 - - 13 - Casson B. (Beau) 10 19 4 35 247 16.47 - - 4 - Chadwick D. (Derek) 59 106 8 137 3651 37.25 9 13 40 Chappell T.M. (Trevor) 4 4 - 57 160 40.00 - 2 2 Charlesworth L. (Lester) 7 14 - 122 442 31.56118 Charlesworth R.I. (Ric) 42 72 5 101* 2007 29.95 1 13 32 Clark M.W. (Michael) 14 20 9 26 134 12.18 - - 10 - Clark W.M. (Wayne) 41 52 21 46* 553 17.84 - - 11 Clements S.C. (Shane) 18 29 - 151 1017 35.07 1 7 15 Clough P.M. (Peter) 8 10 4 21 56 9.33 - - - Colgan G. (Greg) 1 1 - 1 1 1.00 - - - Connor G.O. (Gerry) 3 6 - 19 38 6.33 - - 2 Coulson C.E. (Craig) 10 17 3 30 130 9.28 - - 6 - Cox M.J. (Michael) 6 6 - 31 88 14.66 - - 19 2 Cowper R.M. (Bob) 3 4 - 15 27 6.75 - - 10 Cullen G.I. (Geoff) 1 1 - 5 5 5.00 ---- Cumming K.R. (Ken) 4626174.25 - - 1 Daniel W.W. (Wayne) 2 2 - 21 23 11.50 - - 1 Dick A.W. (Alec) 1 2 - 8 8 4.00 - - - Dick I.R. (Ian) 1 2 - 27 27 13.50 - - - Dighton M.G. (Michael) 10 17 1 182* 555 34.69 1 2 13 - Driver W.G. (Wally) 4 8 - 109 359 44.87111 Dunn W.P. (Peter) 15 28 11 33* 138 8.11 - - 15 Duperouzel B. (Bruce) 5 8 2 43 143 23.80 - - 6 Edmondson B.M. (Ben) 7 7 3 4* 12 3.00 - - 2 Edwards A.R. (Allan) 36 64 1 105 1937 30.74 3 10 30 Edwards E.K. (Eddie) 2 4 - 28 47 11.75 - - 1 Edwards R. (Ross) 64 110 14 158 3939 41.03 10 19 70 8 Edwards W.J. (Wally) 19 34 1 153 1091 33.06 2 6 12 England E.J. (Ernie) 3 5 - 71 162 32.40 - 2 4 Ferries K.I. (Ken) 1 1 - 9 9 9.00 - - - Fitzgerald D.A. (David) 4 5 2 35 110 36.66 - - 6 - Foley M.H. (Maurice) 2 4 - 43 87 21.75 - - 1 Frankish R.R. (Ron) 17 34 4 104 752 25.06 1 2 17 Gallash I. (Ian) 9 14 3 17 69 6.21 - - 2 Gannon J.B. (Sam) 32 33 16 20 120 7.05 - - 13 Garnaut M.S. (Mathew) 15 16 4 10* 57 4.75 - - 5 - Gartrell K.B. (Kevin) 9 17 - 102 393 23.11118 Gartrell R.B. (Robert) 6 11 2 104 356 39.55111 Gaunt R.A. (Ron) 27 35 10 27 * 247 9.88 - - 7 Germain L. (Lew) 6 9 1 46 * 93 11.62 - - 2 Gilchrist A.C. (Adam) 51 80 11 203* 2946 42.69 8 11 250 8 Gonnella P. (Peter) 18 30 4 134 846 32.53 1 3 11 Goodwin M.W. (Murray) 46 84 6 201* 3193 40.68 8 13 32 - Gorringe H.R. (Harry) 25 36 10 22 194 7.46 - - 10 Graf S.F. (Shaun) 10 13 2 74 366 33.27 - 2 9

172 The Western Cricketer Player Matches Inns N.O. H.S. Runs Average 100 50 Ct St Guest C.E.J. (Colin) 7 12 2 74 328 32.80 - 2 3 Hagdorn K.J. (Kim) 1 ------Hanna B.L. (Brian) 5 10 - 27 127 12.70 - - 3 Harburn C.M. (Colin) 5 9 - 64 163 18.11 - 2 3 Harris D.J. (Doug) 1 2 - 23 23 11.50 - - 3 Harvey K.M. (Kade) 19 29 8 100* 598 28.48 1 1 11 - Hawke N.J.N. (Neil) 7 9 - 89 189 21.00 - 1 5 Heal A.K. (Aaron) 2 2 - 33 42 21.00 - - - Herbert M.U. (Morgan) 9 17 1 46 230 14.37 - - 7 Herzberg S. (Steve) 2 4 2 57* 76 38.00 - 1 1 - Hill W.D. (Wayne) 7 8 1 31* 76 10.85 - - 21 Hoare D.E. (Des) 49 72 16 64 992 18.71 - 3 21 Hogan T.G. (Tom) 47 64 10 115* 1018 18.85 1 4 24 Hogg G.B. (Brad) 59 92 19 111* 2250 30.82 1 15 36 - House G.W.C. (Graham) 4 4 1 70* 87 29.00 - 1 2 Hubble J.M. (Jim) 14 19 8 54 234 21.27 - 1 7 Hughes K.J. (Kim) 57 96 3 183 3926 42.21 11 20 33 Hussey M.E.K. (Michael) 91 166 8 187 6471 40.95 13 33 85 - Inverarity R.J. (John) 108 188 18 187 6888 40.51 20 28 138 Ireland G.J. (Gary) 8 9 - 50 151 16.77 - 1 6 Irvine J.T. (Jock) 26 41 3 182 1436 37.79 3 7 20 James E.P. (Eric) 1 1 - 1 1 1.00 - - - Jenner T.J. (Terry) 22 39 8 69 721 23.25 - 1 9 Jones A. (Alan) 8 16 - 66 480 30.00 - 3 2 Joynt H.K. (Hartley) 13 23 - 52 300 13.04 - 1 11 Julian B.P. (Brendon) 87 128 19 124 2507 23.00 2 11 56 - Jurgensen S.J. (Shane) 1 2 2 3* 3 ----- Kanhai R.B. (Rohan) 7 12 1 135 490 44.54223 Karppinen S.J. (Stuart) 1 2 - 17 18 9.00 ---- Katich S.M. (Simon) 46 83 10 228* 3498 47.92 11 15 38 - Kelly P.C. (Peter) 20 37 2 132 1329 37.97279 Kelly R.C. (Rob) 3 6 1 34 94 18.80 - - 2 - Kessey G.T. (Glyn) 8 14 1 60 208 16.00 - 1 14 4 Laird B.M. (Bruce) 57 100 9 171 3418 37.57 6 21 56 Langdon C.W. (Wally) 21 39 1 138 1292 34.00 3 5 19 Langer J.L. (Justin) 83 150 12 274* 7353 53.28 22 26 70 - Langer R.S. (Rob) 37 64 12 150* 2024 38.92 4 11 17 Lavender M.P. (Mark) 48 89 6 173* 2883 34.73 6 12 38 - Lillee D.K. (Dennis) 70 88 26 54* 907 14.63 - 1 24 Lilly K.E. (Ken) 2 2 1 4* 4 4.00 - - - Loader P.J. (Peter) 1 1 - 0 0 ---- Lock G.A.R. (Tony) 66 97 14 66 1271 15.31 - 1 79 Lodge A.O. (Arthur) 13 24 3 74 521 24.80 - 3 12 Lovett A.F. (Arthur) 1 2 - 6 6 3.00 - - 1 McAullay K.J. (Ken) 19 37 1 86 1110 30.80 - 8 12 McCague M.J. (Martin) 11 13 3 34 124 12.40 - - 6 McCarthy P.C.D. (Pat) 6 12 - 98 370 30.83 - 2 3 McEvoy D.M. (Danny) 2 3 - 28 40 13.33 - - 3 McEwan K.S. (Ken) 16 31 3 177 965 34.82169 McFarlane R.D. (Rob) 2 4 - 22 51 12.75 - - 4 MacGill C.W.T. (Charles) 2 4 - 38 73 18.25 - - 2 MacGill S.C.G. (Stuart) 12191111.00 ---- MacGill T.M.D. (Terry) 11 16 4 34 195 16.25 - - 6 McKenzie G.D. (Graham) 73 109 23 69 1457 16.94 - 6 32 Macleay K.H. (Ken) 90 116 24 114* 2614 28.41 3 12 59 McPhee M.W. (Mark) 38 64 6 135 1667 28.74 2 9 16 - Mack C.D. (Chris) 9938142.80 - - 1 Malone M.F. (Mick) 37 45 13 38 550 17.18 - - 22 Mann A.L. (Tony) 68 105 16 87* 2106 23.66 - 9 38 Marks V.J. (Vic) 11 10 2 66* 370 46.25 - 2 7 Marsh G.R. (Geoff) 100 175 12 355* 7009 43.00 21 28 66 - Marsh R.W. (Rodney) 86 139 9 168* 4412 33.94 6 23 319 32 Marsh S.E. (Shaun) 10 18 2 119 436 27.25 1 - 7 - Martyn D.R. (Damien) 93 163 16 203* 6705 45.61 20 33 89 1 Mason M.S. (Matthew) 2 4 - 3 9 2.25 - - 1 - Massie R.A.L. (Bob) 24 23 10 16 130 10.00 - - 2 Mateljan T. (Tony) 2 2 - 19 19 9.50 - - 2 Matthews C.D. (Chris) 44 56 7 71 1097 22.39 - 5 15 Mayne L.C. (Laurie) 29 40 14 50 281 10.80 - 1 9 Meuleman K.D. (Ken) 42 66 9 234* 3035 53.24 9 12 10 Meuleman R.D. (Robert) 14 22 3 101* 545 28.68136 Meuleman S.W. (Scott) 15 28 - 106 541 19.32139 - Michael C.A. (Con) 2 2 2 1* 1 - - - 1 Milburn C. (Colin) 16 27 2 243 1382 55.28 3 8 15 Millar G.A. (Geoff) 1 1 - 20 20 20.00 - - Milosz S.J. (Steve) 9868189.00 - - 4 Moody T.M. (Tom) 132 228 22 272 8853 43.87 20 46 113 - Muggleton M.B. (Brian) 3 6 - 21 50 8.33 - Mulder B. (Brett) 24 20 8 25* 98 8.17 - - 13 - Mullally A.D. (Alan) 12 11 4 34 64 9.14 - - 2

The Western Cricketer 173 Player Matches Inns N.O. H.S. Runs Average 100 50 Ct St Mullooly T.C. (Tom) 1 1 - 5 5 5.00 - - 2 Munro J.K.E. (John) 18 35 4 46* 381 12.29 - - 36 2 Murray G.I. (George) 1 1 - 1 1 1.00 - - - Nicholls P.A. (Paul) 18 32 11 38 486 23.14 - - 6 Nicholson MJ (Matthew) 35 55 10 59* 926 20.58 - 1 18 - Nikitaras S. (Steve) 1 2 2 10* 11 ----- North M.J. (Marcus) 35 61 3 200* 2243 38.67 7 9 24 - O’Dwyer T.E. (Tom) 11 18 4 51 250 17.85 - 1 7 Oldroyd B.J. (Brad) 26 38 12 47 257 9.88 - - 7 - O’Meara P.A. (Phil) 1 2 - 20 29 14.50 - - 2 O’Neill M.D. (Mark) 15 27 1 52* 529 20.34 - 3 3 Outridge T.M. (Tom) 12 23 1 93 458 20.81 - 3 5 Parker J.F. (John) 25 46 4 139* 1211 28.83168 Paulsen R.G. (Bob) 27 34 13 46 355 16.90 - - 11 Pavy L. (Len) 4 7 1 26 58 9.66 - - 1 Penter C.E. (Colin) 7 12 1 112 244 22.18115 Playle W.R. (Bill) 16 30 1 122 743 25.62 2 1 10 Porter G.D. (Graeme) 23 32 5 64 603 22.33 - 4 16 Preen A.T. (Alan) 12 20 9 27* 148 13.15 - - 8 Price R.H. (Harry) 19 34 13 33 282 13.42 - - 10 Prindiville K.J. (Kevin) 3 5 - 78 108 21.60 - 1 6 Prindiville T.J. (Terry) 12 23 3 107 610 30.50 1 1 15 Puckett C.W. (Charlie) 22 39 9 75 481 16.03 - 1 13 Punch K.F. (Keith) 11 20 1 52 423 22.62 - 1 11 Ramshaw D.J. (Darrin) 3 4 - 44 61 15.25 - - 1 Reid B.A. (Bruce) 49 54 23 30 285 9.19 - - 13 - Rigg B.A. (Basil) 13 25 2 42* 311 13.52 - - 9 Rigg H.W.H. (Bert) 11 17 1 76 391 24.43 - 1 12 Robinson G.D. (George) 4 7 - 134 326 46.50111 Ronchi L. (Luke) 4 7 - 90 275 39.28 - 3 5 1 Rogers C.J.L. (Chris) 28 50 4 194 2139 46.50 8 9 28 - Russell R.S. (Steve) 3 4 1 23 50 16.67 - - 2 - Rutherford J.W. (John) 33 61 3 167 2200 37.93 5 9 22 Sarre R.B. (Ron) 9 18 1 50 314 18.47 - 1 4 Sawle L.M. (Laurie) 32 58 4 109* 1568 29.03 1 8 14 Sayers M.G. (Mervyn) 1 - did not bat ----5 Scarff C.S. (Clark) 4 6 - 67 165 27.50 - 1 - Serjeant C.S. (Craig) 45 75 11 144* 2264 35.37 5 10 66 Shepherd B.K. (Barry) 75 127 13 219 4934 43.28 12 26 51 Shipperd G. (Greg) 62 107 14 167* 4022 43.24 9 21 38 Simmons C.J. (Craig) 1 2 - 7 8 4.00 - - - Simpson R.B. (Bobby) 21 34 6 236* 2072 74.00 5 11 26 Slater K.N. (Keith) 61 103 11 154 2027 22.03 1 11 39 Smith W.R. (Warren) 9 18 - 77 359 19.94 - 2 10 Spalding E.G. (Earl) 3 2 1 ------Spencer D.J. (Duncan) 8 8 1 38 75 10.71 - - 7 - Stewart J. (Jamie) 15 21 5 51 181 11.31 - 1 6 - Strauss R.B. (Ray) 29 45 6 52 681 17.46 - 2 10 Stubbs J.R.M. (John) 361491.80 - - - Swan G.G. (Gavin) 9 9 5 8* 2.00 ---- Taylor J.J. (John) 6 9 2 50 132 18.86 - 1 3 Thistle M.J. (Michael) 1 2 - 14 14 7.00 - - - Thomson G.D. (Geoff) 1 1 - 0 0 ---- Thorp C.D. (Callum) 6 8 - 26 66 8.25 - - 2 - Varis L. (Les) 15 26 2 94 442 18.40 - 1 16 Veletta M.R.J. (Mike) 114 198 20 262 7306 41.04 18 40 135 2 Vernon M.T. (Murray) 65 111 4 173 3631 33.93 7 19 50 Voges A.C. (Adam) 4 7 - 38 119 17.00 - - 4 - Walsh M.J. (Mark) 12 18 1 50 293 17.23 - 2 45 6 Wasley M.A. (Mark) 2 3 1 12 19 9.50 - - - Wates D.J. (Darren) 8 10 2 99 298 37.25 - 2 4 - Watson G.D. (Graeme) 22 36 4 145 997 31.15 2 3 25 Watson G.G. (Greg) 1 - did not bat ----1 Watson R.C.W. (Roy) 5 7 2 28* 90 18.00 - - 18 Watt A.D. (Dave) 8 15 - 129 567 37.80155 Waugh R.F. (Russell) 10 20 3 87 519 30.52 - 2 3 Williams B.A. (Brad) 26 31 7 28 264 11.00 - - 7 - Williams D.S.T. (Doug) 7 14 - 50 212 15.14 - 1 4 Wilson P (Paul) 10 15 9 23 73 12.17 - - 4 - Wilson S.V. (Stan) 4 6 4 14* 20 10.00 - - - Wishart P.W. (Peter) 24 42 4 114 1103 29.02164 Wishart W.K. (Warren) 7 6 1 15* 31 6.20 - - 2 - Wolfe M.F. (Malcolm) 1 1 - 39 39 39.00 - - 1 Wood G.M. (Graeme) 109 174 25 186* 6904 46.33 20 32 77 Woodhead D.J. (Derek) 7 10 1 101* 269 29.88 1 - 1 Worthington P.C. (Peter) 5 10 - 50 102 10.20 - 1 6 Wright K.J. (Kevin) 27 38 12 88* 817 31.42 - 3 93 9 Yagmich D.B. (Dennis) 4 3 3 11* 14 - - - 24 1 Yardley B. (Bruce) 52 74 10 97* 1414 22.09 - 4 23 Young G.A. (George) 2 3 - 125 154 51.33 1 - 4 Zoehrer T.J. (Tim) 107 157 19 168 4248 30.78 7 22 332 28 * Denotes not out.

174 The Western Cricketer Sheffield Shield / Pura Cup Bowling Averages

Bowling Player Balls Runs Wkts Average 5WI 10WM Best STK/RT Alderman T.M. 20482 9299 384 24.21 17 3 7/28 53.24 Allen J.M. 120 87 ------Andrews W.S. 3348 1397 39 35.82 - - 3/43 85.85 Angel J. 22354 10418 419 24.86 13 - 6/35 53.35 Atkinson M.P. 3184 1776 47 37.79 1 - 5/92 67.74 Auty C. 234 139 ------Baker D.J. 2364 1113 43 25.88 - - 4/63 54.98 Baker R.M. 1583 772 18 42.89 - - 2/26 87.94 Bandy L.H. 256 97 3 32.33 - - 2/16 85.33 Bevan H.G. 6037 3356 91 36.88 4 - 6/22 66.34 Bidstrup T.A. 328 178 4 44.50 - - 2/35 82.60 Boyd D.L. 1862 1031 25 41.24 - - 3/40 34.45 Brayshaw I.J. 10961 4096 167 24.53 7 2 10/44 62.63 Brayshaw J.A. 312 134 1 134.00 - - 1/13 312.00 Breman T.G. 1284 596 21 28.38 1 - 6/76 61.14 Bush G.E.W. 1631 723 16 45.18 - - 3/31 101.93 Buggins B.L. 3 1 1 1.00 - - 1/1 3.00 Byfield A.S. 48 29 2 14.50 - - 2/8 24.00 Campbell R.J. 24 30 ------Capes P.A. 7527 3670 115 31.91 3 1 5/69 65.45 Carmody D.K. 55 42 1 42.00 - - 1/8 55.00 Cary S.R. 7457 3362 93 36.15 - - 4/9 80.18 Casson B. 2136 1249 34 36.73 2 1 6/64 62.82 Chadwick D. 32 26 ------Chappell T.M. 8 5 ------Charlesworth L. 16 14 ------Charlesworth R.I. 8 1 ------Clark M.W. 2490 1203 45 26.73 1 - 5/47 55.33 Clark W.M. 9673 3891 133 29.17 4 - 6/39 72.73 Clements S.C. 90 48 ------Clough P.M. 1693 830 24 34.58 - - 4/59 70.54 Colgan G. 136 87 2 43.50 - - 2/68 68.00 Coulson C.E. 2013 994 30 33.13 - - 3/48 67.10 Cowper R.M. 205 100 2 50.00 - - 2/30 102.50 Cumming K.R. 765 307 13 23.61 1 - 6/62 58.85 Daniel W.W. 378 180 1 180.00 - - 1/66 378.00 Dick A.W. 32 11 ------Driver W.G. 40 24 ------Dunn W.P. 3131 1207 37 32.62 2 - 6/26 84.62 Edmondson B.M. 1313 885 28 31.60 1 - 5/90 46.89 Edwards A.R. 675 325 14 23.31 - - 4/54 48.21 Edwards R. 40 29 1 29.00 - - 1/24 40.00 Edwards W.J. 49 37 1 37.00 - - 1/11 49.00 England E.J. 8 11 ------Ferries K.I 152 61 1 61.00 - - 1/61 152.00 Frankish R.R. 1400 643 17 37.82 - - 4/72 82.35 Gallash I. 1946 864 22 39.27 - - 4/18 88.45 Gannon J.B. 6143 2765 91 30.38 2 - 6/107 67.51 Garnaut M.S. 2692 1420 35 40.57 - - 4/51 76.91 Gartrell K.B. 144 121 1 121.00 - - 1/42 144.00 Gartrell R.B. 18 3 ------Gaunt R.A. 5670 2657 104 25.54 5 - 7/104 54.52 Germaine L. 722 434 10 43.40 - - 4/118 72.20 Gonnella P. 94 42 ------Goodwin M.W. 6------Gorringe H.R. 5268 2780 81 34.32 2 1 8/56 65.04 Graf S.F. 2065 933 28 33.32 - - 3/34 73.75 Guest C.E.J. 1347 611 16 38.18 - - 3/34 84.19 Hagdorn K.J. 48 19 ------Hanna B.L. 16 14 ------Harburn C.M. 64 33 ------Harvey K.M. 2928 1534 44 34.86 - - 4/43 66.54 Hawke N.J.N. 774 344 6 57.33 - - 2/22 129.00 Heal A.K. 379 243 2 121.50 - - 1/19 189.50 Herbert M.U. 2001 1000 25 40.00 1 - 5/82 80.04 Herzberg S. 355 189 6 31.50 - - 3/33 59.17 Hill W.D. 6------Hoare D.E. 9834 4637 176 26.34 9 1 8/98 55.87 Hogan T.G. 11744 4786 139 34.43 6 - 6/57 84.99 Hogg G.B. 6617 3554 78 45.56 3 - 5/53 84.83 House G.W.C. 432 216 6 36.00 - - 2/5 36.00

The Western Cricketer 175 Player Balls Runs Wkts Average 5WI 10WM Best STK/RT Hubble J.M. 2839 1321 45 29.35 1 1 7/49 63.09 Hughes K.J. 14 9 ------Hussey M.E.K. 530 289 5 57.80 - - 2/21 106.00 Inverarity R.J. 4125 1631 41 39.78 - - 3/63 100.61 Irvine J.T. 192 97 1 97.00 - - 1/43 192.00 James E.P. 152 117 1 117.00 - - 1/70 152.00 Jenner T.J. 3451 1812 27 67.11 - - 4/49 127.81 Jones A. 88 32 1 32.00 - - 1/24 88.00 Joynt H.K. 40 28 1 28.00 - - 1/9 40.00 Julian B.P. 16240 8573 292 29.36 15 2 7/39 55.62 Jurgensen S.J. 187 135 1 135.00 - - 1/35 187.00 Karppinen S.J. 162 68 5 13.60 - - 3/34 32.40 Kanhai R.B. 40 15 ------Katich S.M. 755 503 11 45.73 - - 3/46 68.64 Kelly P.C. 65 43 ------Laird B.M. 34 18 ------Langdon C.W. 2041 817 18 45.38 - - 4/28 113.39 Langer J.L. 114 52 ------Langer R.S. 382 158 4 39.50 - - 1/14 95.50 Lavender M.P. 42 15 ------Lillee D.K. 16619 7544 323 23.36 18 4 7/36 51.45 Lilly K.E. 360 255 6 42.50 - - 3/72 60.00 Loader P.J. 152 85 ------Lock G.A.R. 20107 7210 302 23.87 16 2 7/53 66.58 Lovett A.F. 47 40 1 40.00 - - 1/25 47.00 McCague M.J. 2048 1086 32 33.93 1 - 5/105 64.00 McEwan K.S. 3 8 ------MacGill C.W.T. 488 180 6 30.00 - - 4/56 81.33 MacGill S.C.G. 174 91 ------MacGill T.M.D. 1888 801 20 40.05 - - 4/94 94.40 McKenzie G.D. 16566 7322 232 31.56 7 - 6/100 71.41 Macleay K.H. 17768 7025 229 30.67 5 - 5/12 77.59 McPhee M.W. 30 14 ------Mack C.D. 1811 990 22 45.00 - - 4/72 82.32 Malone M.F. 8324 3422 139 24.61 7 - 6/33 59.89 Mann A.L. 12628 5731 181 31.66 5 - 6/94 69.77 Marks V.J. 2740 955 30 31.83 1 - 5/55 91.33 Marsh G.R. 30 9 1 9.00 - - 1/1 30.00 Marsh R.W. 24 7 ------Marsh S.E. 66 52 2 26.00 - - 2/20 33.00 Martyn D.R. 2699 1238 32 38.68 - - 4/30 83.19 Mason M.S. 258 132 3 44.00 - - 2/60 86.00 Massie R.A.L. 5119 2111 79 26.72 - - 4/18 64.80 Mateljan T. 312 169 2 84.50 - - 1/40 136.00 Matthews C.D. 9631 4675 188 24.77 11 - 8/101 51.23 Mayne L.C. 7206 3672 118 31.12 4 - 7/75 61.07 Meuleman K.D. 862 566 10 56.60 - - 2/58 86.20 Meuleman R.D. 8 ------Meuleman S.W. 120 98 2 49.00 - - 1/38 60.00 Michael C.A. 258 127 5 25.40 - - 2/20 51.60 Milburn C. 632 302 5 60.40 - - 2/16 126.40 Millar G.A. 114 77 ------Milosz S.J. 1709 706 16 44.12 - - 4/53 106.81 Moody T.M. 14432 6297 220 28.62 5 1 7/38 65.60 Muggleton M.B. 8 2 1 2.00 - - 1/2 8.00 Mulder B. 4742 2058 57 36.11 3 1 6/65 83.19 Mullally A.D. 2547 1238 26 47.61 - - 3/74 97.97 Mullooly T.C. 136 77 1 77.00 - - 1/39 136.00 Munro J.K.E. 48 18 1 18.00 - - 1/18 48.00 Murray G.I. 146 94 3 31.33 - - 2/44 48.67 Nicholls P.A. 2071 886 28 31.64 1 - 5/68 73.97 Nicholson M.J. 7149 3653 115 31.76 2 - 5/49 62.07 Nikitaras S. 10358------North M.J. 1749 974 20 48.70 - - 3/23 87.45 O’Dwyer T.E. 2230 1056 33 32.00 3 - 7/79 67.58 Oldroyd B.J 4036 1866 50 37.32 - - 4/68 80.72 O’Neill M.D. 277 179 2 89.50 - - 1/29 138.50 Outridge T.M. 1185 680 18 37.77 1 - 5/78 65.83 Parker J.F. 23 7 ------Paulsen R.G. 3858 1901 55 34.56 1 - 6/106 70.15 Pavy L. 8 10 ------Penter C.E. 703 388 5 77.60 - - 1/26 140.60 Playle W.R. 88 65 - - Porter G.D. 3456 1326 43 30.84 - - 4/59 80.37 Preen A.T. 2443 916 25 36.64 1 - 6/97 97.72 Price R.H. 4276 1912 71 26.92 4 1 5/49 60.23 Prindiville K.J. 160 65 ------

176 The Western Cricketer Player Balls Runs Wkts Average 5WI 10WM Best STK/RT Prindiville T.J. 184 68 3 22.66 - - 3/26 61.33 Puckett C.W. 7193 2821 113 24.96 8 1 6/35 63.65 Punch K.F. 952 426 11 38.72 - - 3/48 86.55 Reid B.A. 11517 4969 181 27.45 7 1 6/54 63.65 Rigg B.A. 624 451 4 112.75 - - 2/46 106.00 Rigg H.W.H. 216 113 2 56.50 - - 1/13 108.00 Russell R.S. 420 236 3 78.67 - - 2/72 140.00 Rutherford J.W. 2468 945 15 63.00 - - 3/20 164.53 Sarre R.B. 222 106 4 26.50 - - 3/39 55.50 Sawle L.M. 19 13 ------Serjeant C.S. 6 4 ------Shepherd B.K. 455 290 3 96.66 - - 1/1 151.67 Shipperd G. 24 11 ------Simpson R.B. 2423 1054 34 31.00 1 - 5/45 71.26 Slater K.N. 11853 4958 112 44.26 - - 4/91 105.83 Spalding E.G. 480 207 8 25.87 - - 4/37 60.00 Spencer D.J. 1099 750 20 37.50 - - 4/85 54.95 Stewart J. 2578 1374 27 50.89 - - 3/68 95.48 Strauss R.B. 6723 2604 104 25.03 7 - 7/59 64.64 Stubbs J.R.M. 351 301 4 50.25 - - 2/29 87.75 Swan G.G. 1592 897 22 40.77 1 - 5/54 72.36 Taylor J.J. 830 615 12 51.25 - - 4/70 69.17 Thistle M.J. 132 103 ------Thomson G.D. 162 150 ------Thorp C.D. 1266 718 10 71.80 - - 3/59 126.60 Varis L. 892 426 13 32.76 - - 2/8 68.61 Veletta M.R.J. 12 2 ------Vernon M.T. 394 215 9 23.88 - - 3/15 43.78 Voges A.C. 84 48 2 24.00 - - 2/34 42.00 Wasley M.A. 377 181 3 60.33 - - 2/53 125.67 Wates D.J. 808 597 14 42.64 - - 4/77 27.64 Watson G.D. 2963 1316 54 24.37 4 - 5/53 54.87 Watson G.G. 180 135 2 67.50 - - 2/74 90.00 Watt A.D. 165 93 4 23.25 - - 2/2 41.25 Waugh R.F. 40 33 ------Williams B.A. 5541 2924 114 25.65 7 - 6/74 48.60 Williams D.S.T. 192 114 3 38.00 - - 1/24 64.00 Wilson P. 1911 856 19 45.05 1 - 6/76 100.58 Wilson S.V. 581 331 11 30.10 - - 4/29 52.82 Wishart W.K. 1470 551 11 50.09 - - 4/90 133.67 Wolfe M.F. 6 6 ------Wood G.M. 187 111 1 111.00 - - 1/10 187.00 Worthington P.C. 718 415 12 3458 1 - 6/39 59.83 Yardley B. 9672 4131 159 25.98 11 2 7/44 60.83 Zoehrer T.J. 2556 1341 23 58.30 1 - 5/58 111.13 * Denotes not out

Extended periods in the Australian Test and One-day teams meant fast-bowler Brad Williams could play only one match for WA during 2003-04. All-rounder Darren Wates took a career best 4 for 77 against QLD in February 2004.

The Western Cricketer 177 Sheffield Shield / Pura Cup Aggregates and Averages

Batting Aggregate - 1000 runs or more Bowling Aggregate - 100 wickets Player Inns N.O. Runs or more Moody T.M. 228 22 8853 Player Balls Runs Wkts Langer J.L. 150 12 7353 Angel J. 22354 10418 419 Veletta M.R.J. 198 20 7306 Alderman T.M. 19288 9299 384 Marsh G.R. 175 12 7009 Lillee D.K. 16619 7544 323 Wood G.M. 174 25 6904 Lock G.A.R. 20107 7210 302 Inverarity R.J. 188 18 6888 Julian B.P. 16240 8573 292 Martyn D.R. 163 16 6705 Hussey M.E.K. 166 8 6471 McKenzie G.D. 16566 7322 232 Shepherd B.K. 127 13 4934 Macleay K.H. 17768 7025 229 Campbell R.J. 125 4 4496 Moody T.M. 14432 6297 220 Marsh R.W. 139 9 4412 Matthews C.D. 9631 4675 188 Andrews W.S. 126 12 4292 Mann A.L. 12628 5731 181 Zoehrer T.J. 157 19 4248 Reid B.A. 11517 4969 181 Shipperd G. 107 14 4022 Hoare D.E. 9834 4637 176 Edwards R. 110 14 3939 Brayshaw I.J. 10961 4096 167 Hughes K.J. 96 3 3926 Yardley B. 9672 4131 159 Brayshaw I.J. 145 20 3771 Malone M.F. 8324 3422 139 Chadwick D. 106 8 3651 Hogan T.G. 11744 4786 139 Vernon M.T. 111 4 3631 Clark W.M. 9673 3893 133 Katich S.M. 83 10 3498 Mayne L.C. 7206 3672 118 Laird B.M. 100 9 3418 Capes P.A. 7527 3666 115 Goodwin M.W. 84 6 3173 Nicholson M.J. 7149 3651 115 Meuleman K.D. 66 9 3035 Williams B.A. 5541 2924 114 Gilchrist A.C. 80 11 2946 Puckett C.W. 7193 2821 113 Lavender M.P. 89 6 2883 Slater K.N. 11853 4958 112 Macleay K.H. 116 24 2614 Strauss R.B. 6723 2604 104 Julian B.P. 128 19 2507 Gaunt R.A. 5670 2657 104 Serjeant C.S. 75 11 2264 Hogg G.B. 92 19 2250 At only 28 Michael Hussey has 6471 Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup runs and could finish North M.J. 61 3 2243 his career as WA’s highest ever run scorer. Rutherford J.W. 61 3 2200 Mann A.L. 105 16 2106 Rogers C.J.L. 50 4 2139 Simpson R.B. 34 6 2072 Slater K.N. 103 11 2027 Langer R.S. 64 12 2024 Charlesworth R.I. 72 5 2007 Edwards A.R. 64 1 1937 Becker G.C. 65 2 1693 McPhee M.W. 64 6 1667 Sawle L.M. 58 4 1568 Carmody K.D. 53 1 1459 McKenzie G.D. 109 23 1457 Irvine J.T. 41 3 1436 Yardley B. 74 10 1414 Milburn C. 27 2 1382 Kelly P.C. 37 2 1329 Langdon C.W. 39 1 1292 Lock G.A.R. 97 14 1271 Angel J. 138 36 1233 Parker J.F. 46 4 1211 Baker R.M. 48 7 1168 Buggins B.L. 90 14 1149 McAullay K.J. 37 1 1110 Wishart P.W. 42 4 1103 Matthews C.D. 56 7 1097 Edwards W.J. 34 1 1091 Hogan T.G. 64 10 1018 Clements S.C. 29 - 1017

178 The Western Cricketer Batting Averages - 1000 runs or more Bowling Averages - 100 wickets Player Inns N.O. Runs Ave Player Balls Runs Wkts Ave Simpson R.B. 34 6 2072 74.00 Lillee D.K. 16619 7544 323 23.36 Milburn C. 27 2 1382 55.28 Lock G.A.R. 20107 7210 302 23.87 Langer J.L. 150 12 7353 53.28 Alderman T.M. 19288 9299 384 24.21 Meuleman K.D. 66 9 3035 53.24 Brayshaw I.J. 10961 4096 167 24.53 Katich S.M. 83 10 3498 47.92 Malone M.F. 8324 3422 139 24.61 Rogers CJ 50 4 2139 46.50 Matthews C.D. 9631 4675 188 24.77 Wood G.M. 174 25 6904 46.33 Angel J 22354 10418 419 24.86 Martyn D.R. 163 16 6705 45.61 Puckett C.W. 7193 2821 113 24.96 Moody T.M. 228 22 8853 43.87 Strauss R.B. 6723 2604 104 25.03 Shepherd B.K. 127 13 4934 43.28 Gaunt R.A. 5670 2657 104 25.54 Shipperd G. 107 14 4022 43.24 Williams B.A. 5541 2924 114 25.65 Marsh G.R. 175 12 7009 43.00 Yardley B. 9672 4131 159 25.98 Gilchrist A.C. 80 11 2946 42.69 Hoare D.E. 9834 4637 176 26.34 Hughes K.J. 96 3 3926 42.21 Reid B.A. 11517 4969 181 27.45 Veletta M.R.J. 198 20 7306 41.04 Moody T.M. 14432 6297 220 28.62 Edwards R. 110 14 3939 41.03 Clark W.M. 9673 3893 133 29.27 Hussey M.E.K. 166 8 6471 40.95 Julian B.P. 16240 8573 292 29.36 Goodwin MW 84 6 3173 40.68 Macleay K.H. 17768 7025 229 30.67 Inverarity R.J. 188 18 6888 40.51 Mayne L.C. 7206 3672 118 31.12 Langer R.S. 64 12 2024 38.92 McKenzie G.D. 16566 7322 232 31.66 North MJ 61 3 2243 38.67 Mann A.L. 12628 5731 181 31.66 Kelly P.C. 37 2 1329 37.97 Nicholson M.J. 7149 3653 115 31.76 Rutherford J.W. 61 3 2200 37.93 Capes P.A. 7527 3666 115 31.88 Irvine J.T. 41 3 1436 37.79 Hogan T.G. 11744 4786 139 34.43 Andrews W.S. 126 12 4292 37.65 Slater K.N. 11853 4958 112 44.26 Laird B.M. 100 9 3418 37.57 Chadwick D. 106 8 3651 37.25 Campbell RJ 125 4 4496 37.15 Serjeant C.S. 75 11 2264 35.37 Clements S.C. 29 - 1017 35.07 Lavender M.P. 89 6 2883 34.73 Langdon C.W. 39 1 1292 34.00 Marsh R.W. 139 9 4412 33.94 Vernon M.T. 111 4 3631 33.93 Chris Rogers has been WA’s most consistent batsman for the past three seasons and his Edwards W.J. 34 1 1091 33.06 average is climbing towards the magical 50 mark. Hogg GB 92 19 2250 30.82 McAullay K.J. 37 1 1110 30.80 Zoehrer T.J. 157 19 4248 30.78 Edwards A.R. 64 1 1937 30.74 Brayshaw I.J. 145 20 3771 30.17 Charlesworth R.I. 72 5 2007 29.95 Sawle L.M. 58 4 1568 29.03 Wishart P.W. 42 4 1103 29.02 Parker J.F. 46 4 1211 28.83 McPhee M.W. 64 6 1667 28.74 Baker R.M. 48 7 1168 28.49 Macleay K.H. 116 24 2614 28.41 Carmody K.D. 53 1 1459 28.05 Becker G.C. 65 2 1693 26.87 Mann A.L. 105 16 2106 23.66 Julian B.P. 128 19 2507 23.00 Matthews C.D. 56 7 1097 22.39 Yardley B. 74 10 1414 22.09 Slater K.N. 103 11 2027 22.03 Hogan T.G. 64 10 1018 18.85 McKenzie G.D. 109 23 1457 16.94 Lock G.A.R. 97 14 1271 15.31 Buggins B.L. 90 14 1149 15.11 Angel J 138 36 1233 11.99

The Western Cricketer 179 Century Partnerships

First Wicket 431 Veletta M.R.J. (150) & Marsh G.R. (355*) v South Australia Perth 1989-90 1 328 Milburn C. (243) & Chadwick D. (91) v Queensland Brisbane 1968-69 2 310 Marsh G.R. (223) & Veletta M.R.J. (157) v Tasmania Hobart 1988-89 3 223 Lavender M.P. (103) & Marsh G.R. (129) v Victoria Perth 1992-93 5 203 Edwards W.J. (153) & Laird B.M. (117) v New South Wales Sydney 1974-75 4 197 Hussey M.E.K. (172) & Campbell R.J. (93) v New South Wales Sydney 1999-00 191 Sawle L.M. (99) & Wishart P.W. (89) v South Australia Perth 1959-60 188 McPhee M.W. (113) & Veletta M.R.J. (228) v Queensland Perth 1989-90 163 McPhee M.W. (99) & Veletta M.R.J. (112) v Victoria Melbourne 1986-87 159 Hussey M.E.K. (59) & Dighton M.G. (95) v South Australia Adelaide 1998-99 157 Langer J.L. (94) & Hussey M.E.K. (71) v NSW Perth 2003-04 156 Milburn C. (93) & Chadwick D. (110) v New South Wales Sydney 1968-69 155 Hussey M.E.K. (44) & Campbell R.J. (104) v Tasmania Perth 1997-98 153 Veletta M.R.J. (262) & Marsh G.R. (86) v Victoria Perth 1986-87 151 Marsh G.R. (79) & Charlesworth R.I. (78) v Queensland Brisbane 1977-78 150 Laird B.M. (119) & Charlesworth R.I. (61) v Queensland Brisbane 1975-76 146* Milburn C. (82*) & Chadwick D. (52) v South Australia Perth 1968-69 144 Hussey M.E.K. (138) & Campbell R.J. (113) v Victoria Melbourne 1996-97 141 Hussey M.E.K. (33) & R. Campbell (203) v Queensland Perth 1999-00 140 Milburn C. (106) & Kelly P.C. (91) v Queensland Perth 1966-67 139 Watson G.D. (81) & McAullay K.J. (66) v South Australia Perth 1972-73 139 Hussey M.E.K. (83) & Campbell R.J. (78) v Tasmania Hobart 1996-97 137 Veletta M.R.J. (110) & Gonnella P. (56) v Victoria Perth 1988-89 136 Rutherford J.W. (75) & Woodhead D.J. (101*) v Queensland Perth 1958-59 134 Jones A. (66) & Slater K.N. (154) v Queensland Brisbane 1963-64 134 Laird B.M. (84) & Wood G.M. (138) v Queensland Perth 1982-83 134 Wood G.M. (79) & Charlesworth R.I. (52) v Victoria Perth 1978-79 134 Langer J.L. (163*) & Hussey M.E.K. (53) v New South Wales Sydney 2003-04 133 Rutherford J.W. (160) & Sawle L.M. (48) v New South Wales Perth 1957-58 133 Moody T.M. (94) & Veletta M.R.J. (53) v Tasmania Hobart 1985-86 133 Marsh G.R. (55) & Veletta M.R.J. (64) v Victoria Melbourne 1988-89 132 Laird B.M. (72) & Charlesworth R.I. (54) v Queensland Perth 1976-77 130 Wood G.M. (67) & Shipperd G. (57) v Tasmania Perth 1979-80 129 Hussey M.E.K. (49) & Lavender M.P. (73) v New South Wales Sydney 1995-96 127 Hussey M.E.K. (100 & Meuleman S.W. (60) v New South Wales Sydney 2001-02 127 Marsh G.R. (51) & Clements S.C. (73) v Queensland Perth 1981-82 125 Kelly P.C. (80) & Playle W.R. (48) v Victoria Perth 1965-66 125 Laird B.M. (55) & Edwards W.J. (72) v Victoria Perth 1974-75 124 Rutherford J.W. (108) & Sawle L.M. (31) v South Australia Perth 1954-55 123 Clements S.C. (73) & Veletta M.R.J. (82) v South Australia Perth 1983-84 123 Hussey M.E.K. (57) & Langer J.L. (96) v Victoria St Kilda 2003-04 116 Edwards W.J. (65) & Laird B.M. (47) v Victoria Melbourne 1974-75 113 Slater K.N. (55) & Irvine J.T. (56) v South Australia Perth 1967-68 112 Wood G.M. (61) & Veletta M.R.J. (49) v New South Wales Canberra 1984-85 112 Playle W.R. (116) & Kelly P.C. (57) v Victoria Melbourne 1965-66 112 Clements S.C. (58) & Veletta M.R.J. (100) v Victoria Carlton 1984-85 111 Marsh G.R. (88) & Veletta M.R.J. (46) v Queensland Perth 1991-92 111 Lavender M.P. (173*) & Hussey M.E.K. (42) v New South Wales Perth 1995-96 110 Wood G.M. (100*) & Charlesworth R.I. (48) v Queensland Perth 1977-78 109 Hussey M.E.K. (147) & Campbell R.J. (74) v Victoria Perth 1996-97 108 Marsh G.R. (51) & Charlesworth R.I. (71) v Victoria Melbourne 1977-78 107* Wishart P.W. (50*) & Sawle L.M. (53*) v Queensland Brisbane 1959-60 107 Laird B.M. (66) & Charlesworth R.I. (34*) v South Australia Adelaide 1976-77 106 Hussey M.E.K. (87) & Campbell R.J. (45) v Tasmania Hobart 1996-97 104* Charlesworth R.I. (34*) & Wood G.M. (67*) v South Australia Perth 1977-78 101 Watson G.D. (45) & McAullay K.J. (47) v South Australia Perth 1971-72 101 Chadwick D. (36) & Prindiville T.J. (71*) v Victoria Melbourne 1969-70 100 Wood G.M. (103) & Shipperd G. (42) v Tasmania Devonport 1980-81 100 Rogers C.J.L. (62) & Campbell R.J. (70) v New South Wales Newcastle 2002-03 * Denotes unfinished 1. Record v South Australia and record for any wicket, 2. Record v Queensland, 3. Record v Tasmania, 4. Record v New South Wales, 5. Record v Victoria

180 The Western Cricketer Second Wicket 254 Veletta M.R.J. (130) & Marsh G.R. (138) v Queensland Brisbane 1985-86 1 248 Veletta M.R.J. (143) & Shipperd G. (129) v South Australia Adelaide 1984-85 2 247 Langer J.L. (164) & Goodwin M.W. (164) v South Australia Adelaide 2002-03 234 Veletta M.R.J. (106) & Moody T.M. (144) v Tasmania Perth 1987-88 3 233 Hussey M.E.K. (134) & Langer J.L. (235) v South Australia Adelaide 1997-98 231 Marsh G.R. (107) & Moody T.M. (124) v Queensland Perth 1992-93 227 Hussey M.E.K. (172*) & Langer J.L. (120) v South Australia Perth 1999-00 226 Marsh G.R. (105*) & Moody T.M. (155) v South Australia Perth 1988-89 218 Hussey M.E.K. (76) & Rogers C.J.L. (142) v New South Wales Perth 2003-04 216 Campbell R.J. (111) & Langer J.L. (129) v Tasmania Hobart 1999-00 204 Shipperd G. (104) & Langer R.S. (102) v Queensland Perth 1979-80 203 Kelly P.C. (103) & Vernon M.T. (173) v New South Wales Perth 1965-66 4 203 Marsh G.R. (138) & Langer J.L. (110) v South Australia Perth 1992-93 194 Lavender M.P. (118) & Wood G.M. (166) v Victoria St Kilda 1990-91 193 Langer J.L. (133) & Katich S.M. (79) v Tasmania Perth 2001-02 190 Edwards A.R. (104) & Robinson G.D. (134) v Victoria Perth 1947-48 5 184 Watson G.D. (145) & Inverarity R.J.(85) v Queensland Perth 1971-72 171 Wood G.M. (82) & Marsh G.R. (100*) v Victoria Perth 1985-86 168 Veletta M.R.J. (80) & Langer J.L. (89) v Queensland Brisbane 1993-94 164 Marsh G.R. (223) & Moody T.M. (112*) v Tasmania Hobart 1988-89 164 Wishart P.W. (57) & Vernon M.T. (105) v Victoria Melbourne 1959-60 163 Veletta M.R.J. (262) & Moody T.M. (97) v Victoria Perth 1986-87 161 Rutherford J.W. (121) & England E.J. (71) v South Australia Perth 1953-54 159 Veletta M.R.J. (228) & Ramshaw D.J. (44) v Queensland Perth 1989-90 159 Carmody D. (198) & Robinson G.D. (90) v South Australia Perth 1947-48 157 Clements S.C. (151) & Shipperd G. (48) v Tasmania Launceston 1983-84 155 Wood G.M. (82) & Shipperd G. (167*) v Victoria Melbourne 1983-84 154* Marsh G.R. (62*) & Langer J.L. (90*) v South Australia Perth 1993-94 153 Hussey M.E.K. (120) & Langer J.L. (46) v New South Wales Perth 1997-98 153 Hussey M.E.K. (137) & Katich S.M. (102) v Victoria Melbourne 2000-01 152 Veletta M.R.J. (68) & Langer J.L. (96) v South Australia Perth 1992-93 151 Edwards W.J. (153) & Marsh R.W. (168*) v New South Wales Sydney 1974-75 151* Laird B.M. (77*) & Langer R.S. (72*) v New South Wales Perth 1974-75 151 Hussey M.E.K. (172) & Katich S.M. (76) v New South Wales Sydney 1999-00 148 Hussey M.E.K. (138) & Goodwin M.W. (90) v Victoria Melbourne 1996-97 147 Hussey M.E.K. (138) & Goodwin M.W. (72) v Tasmania Perth 2003-04 146 Veletta M.R.J. (112) & Moody T.M. (100) v Victoria Melbourne 1986-87 142 Wood G.M. (111) & Shipperd G. (56) v South Australia Adelaide 1982-83 142 Veletta M.R.J. (66) & Langer J.L. (233) v Tasmania Perth 1993-94 141 Rogers C.J.L. (120) & Goodwin M.W. (104*) v Tasmania Perth 2003-04 140 Sawle L.M. (85) & Simpson R.B. (97) v New South Wales Perth 1956-57 139* Hussey M.E.K. (81) & Langer J.L. (70*) v New South Wales Sydney 1996-97 139 Rutherford J.W. (160) & Vernon M.T. (71) v New South Wales Perth 1957-58 139 Watson G.D. (122) & Brayshaw I.J. (57) v Queensland Brisbane 1971-72 138 Marsh G.R. (67) & Shipperd G. (63) v Victoria Perth 1981-82 134 Veletta M.R.J. (59) & Moody T.M. (69) v Queensland Brisbane 1988-89 133 McAullay K.J. (86) & Inverarity R.J. (87) v South Australia Perth 1971-72 133 Edwards W.J. (122) & Edwards R. (147) v South Australia Perth 1973-74 133 McPhee M.W. (135) & Shipperd G. (139) v South Australia Perth 1984-85 131 Veletta M.R.J. (78*) & Gonnella P. (61) v Queensland Perth 1985-86 131 Chadwick D. (117) & Scarff C.S. (67) v Victoria Perth 1969-70 128 Rutherford J.W. (53) & Vernon M.T. (80) v Queensland Perth 1957-58 126 Hussey M.E.K. (79) & Katich S.M. (113) v Queensland Brisbane 1998-99 124 Marsh G.R. (134) & Moody T.M. (85) v South Australia Adelaide 1986-87 124 Hussey M.E.K. (61) & Langer J.L. (67) v Queensland Brisbane 1997-98 122 McAullay K.J. (67) & Inverarity R.J. (161) v New South Wales Perth 1971-72 121 Kelly P.C. (91) & Inverarity R.J. (114) v Queensland Perth 1966-67 119 Sawle L.M. (66) & Simpson R.B. (112*) v Queensland Perth 1956-57 119 Rutherford J.W. (167) & Carmody D.K. (59) v South Australia Adelaide 1954-55 117 Marsh G.R. (120*) & Moody T.M. (46) v Victoria Melbourne 1987-88 117 Marsh G.R. (104) & Lavender M.P. (58) v South Australia Adelaide 1991-92 115 Milburn C. (70) & Becker G.C. (51) v Victoria Perth 1968-69 114 Chadwick D. (110) & Inverarity R.J. (103) v New South Wales Sydney 1968-69 114 Rutherford J.W. (125) & Buggins B.L.(47) v Queensland Perth 1955-56 113 Charlesworth R.I. (67) & Langer R.S. (71) v New South Wales Perth 1976-77 112* Wood G.M. (53*) & Marsh G.R. (50*) v South Australia Adelaide 1985-86 111 Simpson R.B. (236*) & Vernon M.T. (46) v New South Wales Perth 1959-60 111 Wood G.M. (94) & Shipperd G. (46) v Tasmania Perth 1984-85 111 Veletta M.R.J. (44) & Moody T.M. (202) v Victoria Perth 1988-89 110 Simpson R.B. (71) & Vernon M.T. (89) v South Australia Perth 1960-61 109 Veletta M.R.J. (43) & Moody T.M. (64) v South Australia Perth 1988-89 107* Wood G.M. (100*) & Wright K.J. (59*) v Queensland Perth 1977-78 106* Andrews W.S. (36*) & Moody T.M. (66*) v New South Wales Sydney 1989-90 105 Sarre R. (50) & Meuleman K.D. (65) v New South Wales Perth 1952-53 105 Lavender M.P. (60) & Langer J.L. (241*) v New South Wales Perth 1994-95 104 Chadwick D. (66) & Inverarity R.J. (89) v South Australia Adelaide 1969-70 102 Wood G.M. (73) & Hughes K.J. (43) v Victoria Perth 1977-78 102 Marsh G.R. (43) & Langer J.L. (135) v Tasmania Hobart 1993-94 101 Laird B.M. (127) & Inverarity R.J. (35) v Queensland Perth 1974-75 101 Hussey M.E.K. (86) & Katich S.M. (52) v New South Wales Perth 2001-02 100 Wood G.M. (103) & Shipperd G. (42) v Tasmania Perth 1986-87 * Denotes unfinished 1. Record v Queensland, 2. Record v South Australia, 3. Record v Tasmania, 4. Record v New South Wales, 5. Record v Victoria

The Western Cricketer 181 Third Wicket 330 Wood G.M. (173*) & Marsh G.R. (159) v New South Wales Sydney 1983-84 1 271 Marsh G.R. (128) & Martyn D.R. (197) v New South Wales Perth 1993-94 264 Moody T.M. (202) & Wood G.M. (138*) v Victoria Perth 1988-89 2 238 Langer J.L. (274*) & Martyn D.R. (104) v South Australia Perth 1996-97 234 Rogers C.J.L. (119*) & Goodwin M.W. (119) v Queensland Brisbane 2003-04 231 Veletta M.R.J. (128) & Wood G.M. (117) v Queensland Perth 1990-91 5 230 Moody T.M. (162) & Wood G.M. (68) v South Australia Perth 1988-89 3 229 Gonnella P. (134) & Wood G.M. (102) v Tasmania Hobart 1985-86 4 229 Moody T.M. (168) & Martyn D.R. (90) v South Australia Adelaide 1991-92 223 Shepherd B.K. (92) & Kanhai R.B. (135) v South Australia Adelaide 1961-62 205 Langer R.S. (111) & Hughes K.J. (119) v New South Wales Perth 1975-76 204 Campbell R.J. (177) & Martyn D.R. (90) v New South Wales Sydney 1997-98 193 Katich S.M. (152) & Martyn D.R. (90) v Tasmania Hobart 2000-01 192 Veletta M.R.J. (262) & Wood G.M. (84) v Victoria Perth 1986-87 192 Katich S.M. (117) & Martyn D.R. (92) v New South Wales N. Sydney 2000-01 187 Inverarity R.J.(108) & Becker G.C.(112) v Queensland Brisbane 1968-69 182 Katich S.M. (115) & Martyn D.R. (85) v Queensland Brisbane 1998-99 175 Shipperd G. (96) & Hughes K.J. (129) v New South Wales Sydney 1983-84 175 Hussey M.E.K. (108) & Martyn D.R. (101) v Tasmania Hobart 1997-98 175 Campbell R.J. (203) & Dighton M.G. (182*) v Queensland Perth 1999-00 174* Shepherd B.K. (212*) & Parker J.F. (29*) v Queensland Perth 1961-62 173* Lavender M.P. (113*) & Moody T.M. (101*) v Queensland Brisbane 1990-91 167 Veletta M.R.J. (63) & Moody T.M. (100) v New South Wales Sydney 1990-91 167 Shipperd G. (80) & Hughes K.J. (94) v New South Wales Perth 1980-81 163* Kanhai R.B. (108*) & Shepherd B.K. (212*) v Queensland Perth 1961-62 157 Edwards R. (147) & Inverarity R.J. (91) v South Australia Perth 1973-74 157 Goodwin M.W. (127) & Martyn D.R. (62) v Queensland Perth 1996-97 155 Chadwick D.(137) & Inverarity R.J.(131) v Queensland Brisbane 1970-71 155 Langer J.L. (116) & Martyn D.R. (96) v South Australia Adelaide 1996-97 154 Chadwick D. (91) & Brayshaw I.J. (73) v South Australia Perth 1969-70 151 Lavender M.P. (172) & Veletta M.R.J. (64) v Tasmania Perth 1991-92 149 Marsh G.R. (89) & Inverarity R.J.(124*) v Tasmania Devonport 1978-79 149 Hussey M.E.K. (100) & Katich S.M. (131) v New South Wales Sydney 2001-02 149 Goodwin M.W. (164) & Hussey M.E.K. (62) v South Australia Adelaide 2002-03 147 Inverarity R.J. (161) & Brayshaw I.J. (44*) v New South Wales Perth 1971-72 147 Rogers C.J.L. (94) & Goodwin M.W. (156) v Queensland Perth 2003-04 146 Rutherford J.W. (86) & Meuleman K.D. (74*) v Victoria Melbourne 1957-58 143 Laird B.M. (177) & Hughes K.J. (65) v Queensland Brisbane 1976-77 143 Langer J.L. (135) & Martyn D.R. (100) v Tasmania Hobart 1993-94 140 Wood G.M. (167*) & Clements S.C. (67) v Tasmania Perth 1983-84 136 Simpson R.B. (87), Meuleman K.D. (41 R.H.) & Shepherd B.K. (25) v New South Wales Sydney 1958-59 136 Rogers C.J.L. (103) & Goodwin M.W. (70) v Victoria St Kilda 2003-04 129 Inverarity R.J. (114) & Irvine J.T. (45) v Victoria Melbourne 1968-69 129 Inverarity R.J. (53) & Edwards R. (152) v Victoria Perth 1971-72 128 Simpson R.B. (106) & Shepherd B.K. (67) v Victoria Melbourne 1960-61 126 Robinson G.D. (134) & Watt A.D. (76) v Victoria Perth 1947-48 126 Hussey M.E.K. (147) & Martyn D.R. (108) v Victoria Perth 1996-97 123 Gartrell K.B. (102) & Shepherd B.K. (219) v Victoria Melbourne 1962-63 122 Laird B.M. (110) & Hughes K.J. (80) v South Australia Adelaide 1981-82 122 Becker G.C. (95) & Vernon M.T. (59) v Victoria Perth 1967-68 122 Langer J.L. (241*) & Martyn D.R. (62) v New South Wales Perth 1994-95 120 Charlesworth R.I. (50) & Serjeant C.S. (129) v New South Wales Perth 1977-78 120 Langer J.L. (65) & Martyn D.R. (59) v Queensland Perth 1993-94 118 Playle W.R. (122) & Shepherd B.K. (64) v Queensland Perth 1965-66 118 Wood G.M. (109) & Inverarity R.J. (48) v South Australia Adelaide 1977-78 118 Martyn D.R. (78) & Katich S.M. (105*) v Queensland Perth 2000-01 117 Katich S.M. (78) & North M.J. (51) v Victoria Melbourne 2000-01 116 Simpson R.B. (161) & Shepherd B.K. (51) v New South Wales Sydney 1959-60 115 Shipperd G. (39) & Hughes K.J. (129) v Tasmania Devonport 1982-83 115 Veletta M.R.J. (95) & Wood G.M. (79) v Tasmania Hobart 1987-88 114 Meuleman K.D. (83) & Langdon C.W. (118) v Queensland Perth 1952-53 114 Langer R.S. (150*) & Brayshaw I.J. (30) v Victoria Perth 1974-75 114 Langer J.L. (96) & Martyn D.R. (56) v Queensland Perth 1993-94 113 Veletta M.R.J. (228) & Andrews W.S. (92) v Queensland Perth 1989-90 113 Laird B.M. (77) & Edwards R. (81) v South Australia Perth 1974-75 112 Lavender M.P. (90) & Martyn D.R. (89) v South Australia Adelaide 1994-95 112 Hussey M.E.K. (90) & Martyn D.R. (70) v Tasmania Perth 1996-97 111 Vernon M.T. (93) & Lodge A.D. (33) v New South Wales Perth 1960-61 110 Langer J.L. (235) & Martyn D.R. (51) v South Australia Adelaide 1997-98 105* Inverarity R.J. (50*) & Edwards R. (61 *) v New South Wales Perth 1970-71 104 Inverarity R.J. (45) & Edwards R. (149) v New South Wales Perth 1971-72 104 Shipperd G. (65) & Hughes K.J. (73) v New South Wales Perth 1980-81 104 Inverarity R.J. (144) & Harburn C.M. (64) v South Australia Adelaide 1964-65 103 Kelly P.C. (132) & Chadwick D. (51) v New South Wales Sydney 1964-65 103 Vernon M.T. (52) & Milburn C. (66) v Victoria Melbourne 1966-67 102* Watson G.D. (75*) & Edwards R. (36*) v Victoria Perth 1973-74 102 Hussey M.E.K. (55) & Martyn D.R. (46) v Queensland Brisbane 1998-99 102 Katich S.M. (113) & Martyn D.R. (44) v Queensland Brisbane 1998-99 101 Inverarity R.J. (143) & Edwards R. (45) v Queensland Perth 1973-74 * Denotes unfinished 1. Record v New South Wales, 2. Record v Victoria, 3. Record v South Australia, 4. Record v Tasmania, 5. Record v Queensland.

182 The Western Cricketer Fourth Wicket 369 Rogers C.J.L. (194) & North M.J. (178) v New South Wales Perth 2002-03 1 321 Martyn D.R. (189) & Goodwin M.W. (141) v Tasmania Perth 2001-02 279 Martyn D.R. (113) & Moody T.M. (272) v Tasmania Hobart 1994-95 3 260 Marsh G.R. (176) & Serjeant C.S. (106) v New South Wales Sydney 1981-82 242 Inverarity R.J. (119) & Irvine J.T. (120) v New South Wales Sydney 1967-68 231 Langer J.L. (143*) & Moody T.M. (114) v Tasmania Perth 1996-97 229 Moody T.M. (168*) & Martyn D.R. (90) v South Australia Adelaide 1991-92 4 209 Inverarity R.J. (148) & Edwards R. (119) v Queensland Perth 1970-71 2 206 Martyn D.R. (169) & Katich S.M. (73) v Tasmania Hobart 1999-00 198 Hussey M.E.K. (187) & Moody T.M. (109) v Tasmania Perth 1998-99 198 Hussey M.E.K. (90) & Marsh S.E. (119) v New South Wales Newcastle 2002-03 185 Wood G.M. (103) & Andrews W.S. (116) v Tasmania Perth 1986-87 184 Hughes K.J. (130) & Laird B.M. (75) v Queensland Perth 1983-84 181 Shepherd B.K. (94) & Meuleman K.D. (140) v South Australia Adelaide 1956-57 173 Goodwin M.W. (156) & North M.J. (67) v Queensland Perth 2003-04 167 Veletta M.R.J. (107) & Gartrell R.B. (92) v South Australia Perth 1985-86 166 Langer J.L. (235) & Moody T.M. (78) v South Australia Adelaide 1997-98 165 Vernon M.T. (100) & Guest C.E.J. (74) v Victoria Perth 1966-67 5 161 Chadwick D. (104) & Irvine J.T. (182) v South Australia Perth 1968-69 158 Langer J.L. (153) & Martyn D.R. (43) v South Australia Adelaide 1995-96 157 Buttsworth F.J. (60) & Watt A.D. (129) v Queensland Brisbane 1947-48 150 Martyn D.R. (139) & Moody T.M. (41) v Tasmania Perth 1992-93 149 Langer J.L. (241*) & Moody T.M. (77) v New South Wales Perth 1994-95 148 Goodwin M.W. (77) & North M.J. (118) v Tasmania Hobart 2003-04 141 Wood G.M. (86) & Inverarity R.J. (187) v New South Wales Sydney 1978-79 140 Edwards R.(l00) & Inverarity R.J. (87*) v Victoria Melbourne 1973-74 139 Marsh G.R. (107) & Laird B.M. (63) v Queensland Perth 1983-84 137 Edwards R. (149) & Marsh R.W. (71) v New South Wales Perth 1971-72 136 Langer J.L. (131) & Martyn D.R. (75) v Queensland Brisbane 1991-92 134* Lavender M.P. (66*) & Moody T.M. (71*) v New South Wales Sydney 1994-95 134 Serjeant C.S. (129) & Hughes K.J. (85) v New South Wales Perth 1977-78 132* Lavender M.P. (173*) & Moody T.M. (57*) v New South Wales Perth 1995-96 131 Moody T.M. (71) & Veletta M.R.J. (104) v Tasmania Hobart 1992-93 129 Inverarity R.J. (85) Meuleman R.D. (28 R.H.) & Brayshaw I.J. (22) v South Australia Perth 1970-71 129 Baker R.M. (83) & Moody T.M. (68) v South Australia Adelaide 1995-96 127 Wood G.M. (83) & Andrews W.S. (72) v Tasmania Perth 1987-88 126 Shepherd B.K. (215*) & Chadwick D. (31) v Victoria Perth 1964-65 125 Martyn D.R. (197( & Moody T.M. (68) v New South Wales Perth 1993-94 124 Andrews W.S. (59) & Brayshaw J.A. (69) v New South Wales Perth 1989-90 123 Inverarity R.J. (129*) & Chadwick D. (69) v Queensland Brisbane 1964-65 123* Langer R.S. (75) & McEwan K.S. (57*) v Victoria Perth 1980-81 123 Martyn D.R. (66) & Campbell R.J. (75) v Victoria Perth 2002-03 122 Shipperd G. (140) & O’Neill M.D. (42) v Queensland Perth 1980-81 122* Serjeant C.S. (63*) & O’Neill M.D. (52*) v Tasmania Perth 1979-80 122 Langer J.L. (76) & Moody T.M. (160) v Tasmania Perth 1997-98 120 O’Neill M.D. (51) & McEwan K.S. (177) v Queensland Perth 1979-80 120 Langdon C.W. (68) & Edwards A.R. (75) v New South Wales Perth 1952-53 118 Laird B.M. (99) & Hughes K.J. (130) v Victoria Perth 1982-83 118 Martyn D.R. (78) & Katich S.M. (105*) v Queensland Perth 2000-01 116 Langer J.L. (144) & Moody T.M. (33) v Victoria Melbourne 1993-94 115* Marsh R.W. (168*) & Edwards R. (35*) v New South Wales Sydney 1974-75 113 Langer J.L. (84) & North M.J. (87) v Tasmania Hobart 2003-04 110 Hughes K.J. (73) & Laird B.M. (43) v South Australia Adelaide 1983-84 110 Wood G.M. (82) & Hughes K.J. (62) v South Australia Adelaide 1987-88 109 Langer J.L. (45) & Martyn D.R. (112) v Queensland Brisbane 1992-93 109 Serjeant C.S. (54) & Brayshaw I.J. (95) v Victoria Melbourne 1976-77 108 Hughes K.J. (123) & Marsh G.R. (54) v South Australia Perth 1982-83 106 Frankish R.R. (104) & Driver W.G. (80) v Victoria Perth 1949-50 104 Langer R.S. (64) & Hughes K.J. (60) v New South Wales Perth 1975-76 104 Edwards R. (72) & Vernon M.T. (75) v South Australia Adelaide 1966-67 103 Veletta M.R.J. (87) & Ireland G.J. (50) v South Australia Adelaide 1985-86 102 Moody T.M. (78) & Martyn D.R. (41) v New South Wales Perth 1991-92 * Denotes unfinished 1. Record v New South Wales, 2. Record v Queensland, 3. Record v Tasmania, 4. Record v South Australia, 5. Record v Victoria. Fifth Wicket 301* Simpson R.B. (236*) & Meuleman K.D. (153*) v New South Wales Perth 1959-60 1 273 Moody T.M. (101) & Gilchrist A.C. (203*) v South Australia Perth 1997-98 4 251* Shipperd G. (167*) & Marsh R.W. (157*) v Victoria Melbourne 1983-84 2 236 Langer J.L. (107) & Martyn D.R. (203*) v Tasmania Perth 1995-96 5 216 Wood G.M. (133) & Andrews W.S. (139) v New South Wales Perth 1985-86 209 Moody T.M. (136) & Katich S.M. (65*) v Queensland Brisbane 1996-97 3 197 Shepherd B.K. (173) & Meuleman K.D. (125) v Queensland Brisbane 1956-57 188 Serjeant C.S. (140) & Brayshaw I.J. (74) v Queensland Perth 1977-78 180 Shepherd B.K. (149) & Waugh R.F. (87) v New South Wales Sydney 1963-64 178 Hughes K.J. (113) & Langer R.S. (77) v New South Wales Perth 1981-82 173 Vernon M.T. (139) & Meuleman K.D. (180*) v South Australia Adelaide 1958-59 160* Langer J.L. (241*) & Goodwin M.W. (49) v New South Wales Perth 1994-95 159 Chadwick D. (110) & Inverarity R.J. (66) v South Australia Adelaide 1965-66

The Western Cricketer 183 157 Andrews W.S. (75) & Zoehrer T.J. (81) v South Australia Perth 1988-89 155 Macleay K.H. (100) & Shipperd G. (79) v Victoria Melbourne 1982-83 154 Campbell R.J. (121) & Rogers C.J.L. (96) v New South Wales Perth 2001- 02 153 Frankish R.R. (68) & Driver W.G. (109) v Queensland Brisbane 1949-50 149 Hughes K.J. (149) & Shipperd G. (47) v Queensland Brisbane 1980-81 148 Inverarity R.J. (173) & Bowe R.D. (86) v Victoria Melbourne 1967-68 147 Moody T.M. (272) & Hogg G.B. (59*) v Tasmania Hobart 1994-95 144 North M.J. (111) & Rogers C.J.L. (101*) v South Australia Perth 2001-02 143 Hughes K.J. (80) & Brayshaw I.J. (50) v Tasmania Perth 1977-78 142 Veletta M.R.J. (99) & Andrews W.S. (98) v Victoria Melbourne 1991-92 140 Inverarity R.J. (125) & Brayshaw I.J. (61) v New South Wales Sydney 1977-78 136 Edwards R. (127) & Brayshaw I.J. (52) v Victoria Perth 1969-70 134 Langer J.L. (161) & Gilchrist A.C. (82) v Victoria Perth 1995-96 133 Veletta M.R.J. (104*) & McPhee M.W. (59) v South Australia Adelaide 1992-93 129 Gartrell R.B. (104) & Andrews W.S. (31*) v Tasmania Hobart 1985-86 128 Meuleman K.D. (55 RH), Rigg H.B.H. (76) & Watson R.C.W. (26) v Queensland Perth 1957-58 128 Macleay K.H. (96) & Shipperd G. (47) v Tasmania Perth 1982-83 127 Inverarity R.J. (159) & Irvine J.T. (52) v New South Wales Perth 1968-69 124 Veletta M.R.J. (101*) & Andrews W.S. (59) v New South Wales Sydney 1991-92 124 Martyn D.R. (122) & Walsh M.J. (50) v Tasmania Hobart 2000-01 122 Marsh R.W. (110) & Marsh G.R. (37) v Tasmania Devonport 1982-83 122 Hughes K.J. (183) & Clements S.C. (51) v Tasmania Perth 1984-85 121 Edwards R. (83*) & Inverarity R.J. (61) v Victoria Perth 1974-75 120 Laird B.M. (58) & Graf S.F. (74) v Queensland Brisbane 1983-84 120 Irvine J.T. (182)& Edwards R.(38) v South Australia Perth 1968-69 120 McEwan K.S. (68) & Serjeant C.S. (144*) v South Australia Adelaide 1980-81 120 Martyn D.R. (109) & Gilchrist A.C. (67) v Victoria Perth 1996-97 119 Inverarity R.J. (187) & Mann A.L. (80) v New South Wales Sydney 1978-79 118 North M.J. (87) & Campbell R.J. (87) v New South Wales Perth 2003-04 115 Inverarity R.J. (49) & Marsh R.W. (99) v New South Wales Perth 1969-70 114 Moody T.M. (160) & Katich S.M. (41) v Tasmania Perth 1997-98 113 Sawle L.M. (109) & Carmody D.K. (58) v New South Wales Perth 1955-56 112 Meuleman K.D. (114) & Rigg B.A. (43) v South Australia Adelaide 1957-58 110 Veletta M.R.J. (121) & Langer J.L. (70) v South Australia Perth 1991-92 109 Inverarity R.J. (56) & Brayshaw I.J. (48) v Victoria Perth 1965-66 107 Inverarity R.J. (63) & Parker J.F. (139*) v New South Wales Perth 1963-64 106 Chadwick D. (130) & Wishart P.W. (40) v Victoria Melbourne 1964-65 101 Edwards R. (152) & Brayshaw I.J. (44) v Victoria Perth 1971-72 100 Chappell T.M. (57) & Brayshaw I.J. (59) v New South Wales Perth 1976-77 100 Hughes K.J. (91) & Andrews W.S. (48) v South Australia Adelaide 1982-83 * Denotes unfinished 1. Record v New South Wales, 2. Record v Victoria, 3. Record v Queensland, 4. Record v South Australia, 5. Record v Tasmania Sixth Wicket 244 Irvine J.T. (128) & Edwards R. (117*) v New South Wales Sydney 1968-69 1 231 Zoehrer T.J. (168) & Hogan T.G. (115*) v Victoria Melbourne 1988-89 2 189 Campbell R.J. (134) & Harvey K.M. (100*) v Tasmania Hobart 2003-04 181 Edwards A.R. (98) & Outridge T.M. (93) v South Australia Perth 1951-52 3 180 Hussey M.E.K. (187) & Baker R.M. (111*) v Tasmania Perth 1998-99 5 178 McEwan K.S. (177) & Wright K.J. (88*) v Queensland Perth 1979-80 4 174* Rogers C.J.L. (102*) & Hogg G.B. (77*) v South Australia Perth 2001-02 166* Katich S.M. (105*) & Gilchrist A.C. (109*) v Queensland Perth 2000-01 165 Wood G.M. (150*) & Zoehrer T.J. (109) v Victoria Perth 1987-88 154 Gilchrist A.C. (98) & North M.J. (46) v Queensland Brisbane 2001-02 154* Rogers C.J.L. (110*) & Hogg G.B. (79*) v South Australia Perth 2002-03 152 Andrews W.S. (78) & Zoehrer T.J. (163) v New South Wales Perth 1988-89 150 North M.J. (130) & Meuleman S.W. (50) v Queensland Brisbane 2003-04 147* Mann A.L. (87*) & Shipperd G. (71*) v Tasmania Devonport 1978-79 147 Katich S.M. (228*) & Julian B.P. (78) v South Australia Perth 2000-01 144 Martyn D.R. (122) & Gilchrist A.C. (102) v South Australia Adelaide 2000-01 141 Katich S.M. (154*) & Campbell R.J. (79) v Tasmania Hobart 1998-99 140 Katich S.M. (73) & Baker R.M. (88) v Victoria Melbourne 1998-99 136 Wood G.M. (141) & Andrews W.S. (71) v Queensland Perth 1987-88 133 Andrews W.S. (89) & Hogan T.G. (52) v South Australia Adelaide 1989-90 132 Chadwick D. (129) & McKenzie G.D. (61) v Queensland Brisbane 1963-64 131 Brayshaw I.J. (93) & Charlesworth R.I. (57) v South Australia Perth 1972-73 130 Andrews W.S. (121) & Zoehrer T.J. (67) v Tasmania Perth 1988-89 129 Shepherd B.K. (84) & Jenner T.J. (69) v South Australia Perth 1965-66 128 Inverarity R.J. (55) & Becker G.C. (74) v South Australia Perth 1963-64 124 Chappell T.M. (42) & Marsh R.W. (104) v South Australia Perth 1976-77 123 Andrews W.S. (67) & Zoehrer T.J. (91) v New South Wales Perth 1986-87 123 Langdon C.W. (138) & Williams D.T.S. (50) v Queensland Perth 1948-49 119 Andrews W.S. (67) & Zoehrer T.J. (57) v Queensland Perth 1991-92 117 Rogers C.J.L. .(96) & Hogg G.B. (62) v New South Wales Perth 2001-02 115 Parker J.F. (139*) & Becker G.C. (51) v New South Wales Perth 1963-64 115 Andrews W.S. (73) & Zoehrer T.J. (58) v New South Wales Perth 1991-92 112 Wood G.M. (62) & Wright K.J. (57) v Victoria Perth 1979-80 111 Wood G.M. (67) & Marsh R.W. (61) v Victoria Perth 1980-81 111 Moody T.M. (75) & Gilchrist A.C. (126) v South Australia Adelaide 1994-95 111 Martyn D.R. (141*) & Lavender M.P. (23) v New South Wales Perth 1997-98 110 Laird B.M. (117) & Penter C.E. (112) v New South Wales Sydney 1978-79 109 Inverarity R.J. (90) & Brayshaw I.J. (77) v New South Wales Perth 1973-74

184 The Western Cricketer 109 Edwards R. (158) & Brayshaw I.J. (42) v Victoria Melbourne 1972-73 106 Wood G.M. (166) & Martyn D.R. (68*) v Victoria St Kilda 1990-91 106 Carmody D.K. (83) & Frankish R.R. (45) v New South Wales Sydney 1951-52 106 Marsh G.R. (58) & Brayshaw I.J. (56) v South Australia Adelaide 1977-78 105 Chadwick D. (130) & Becker G.C. (68) v Victoria Melbourne 1964-65 104 Inverarity R.J. (52*) & Marsh R.W. (53) v Victoria Perth 1970-71 104 Andrews W.S. (120*) & Marks V.J. (47) v Victoria Melbourne 1986-87 103 Langer R.S. (140) & Mann A.L. (31) v Queensland Brisbane 1981-82 101 Moody T.M. (72) & Hussey M.E.K. (32) v South Australia Adelaide 1995-96 100 Langer J.L. (58) & Zoehrer T.J. (61) v New South Wales Perth 1992-93 * Denotes unfinished 1. Record v New South Wales, 2. Record v Victoria, 3. Record v South Australia, 4. Record v Queensland, 5. Record v Tasmania Seventh Wicket 204 Shipperd G. (166) & Zoehrer T.J. (104) v New South Wales Perth 1982-83 1 196 Zoehrer T.J. (136) & Julian B.P. (87) v Tasmania Hobart 1992-93 3 191 Langer J.L. (149) & Zoehrer T.J. (81) v New South Wales Perth 1991-92 156 Carmody D. (78) & Shepherd B.K. (103*) v Queensland Perth 1955-56 2 154 Katich S.M. (90) & Julian B.P. (121*) v Victoria Melbourne 1997-98 4 147 Katich S.M. (80) & Julian B.P. (94) v Queensland Brisbane 1997-98 132 Brayshaw I.J. (30) & Yardley B. (97*) v New South Wales Sydney 1976-77 132 Penter C.E. (112) & Mann A.L. (52*) v New South Wales Sydney 1979-80 131 Wood G.M. (119*) & Macleay K.H. (70) v Queensland Perth 1988-89 129 Meuleman K.D. (83) & Buggins B.L. (48) v Queensland Perth 1958-59 123 Goodwin M.W. (176) & Casson B. (35) v Tasmania Perth 2002-03 122 Andrews W.S. (81) & Macleay K.H. (85) v New South Wales Sydney 1990-91 113 Inverarity R.J.(l09) & Irvine J.T. (36) v Queensland Brisbane 1965-66 112 Penter C.E. (57) & Wright K.J. (51) v Tasmania Perth 1979-80 111 Marsh G.R. (117) & Macleay K.H. (72) v Tasmania Perth 1990-91 109 Chadwick D. (58) & McKenzie G.D. (69) v Victoria Melbourne 1963-64 105 Hughes K.J. (123) & Yardley B. (65) v South Australia Perth 1982-83 5 104 Hogg G.B. (71) & Harvey K.M. (41) v Victoria Melbourne 1994-95 101 Gilchrist A.C. (66) & Julian B.P. (51) v New South Wales Perth 1996-97 * Denotes unfinished 1. Record v New South Wales, 2. Record v Queensland, 3. Record v Tasmania, 4. Record v Victoria, 5. Record v South Australia Eighth Wicket 242* Zoehrer T.J. (133*) & Macleay K.H. (102*) v New South Wales Perth 1990-91 1 168 Gilchrist A.C. (189*) & Hogg G.B. (61) v South Australia Adelaide 1995-96 2 160 Wood G.M. (186*) & Macleay K.H. (67) v South Australia Perth 1987-88 136 Moody T.M. (125) & Julian B.P. (124) v Tasmania Perth 1997-98 5 134 Hogg G.B. (111*) & Julian B.P. (43) v New South Wales Sydney 1995-96 119 Hogg G.B. (75) & Wates D.J. (99) v South Australia Adelaide 2003-04 109 Julian B.P. (76) & Angel J. (37) v New South Wales N. Sydney 2000-01 108 Marsh R.W. (132) & Varis L. (39) v Queensland Brisbane 1972-73 3 107 Lillee D.K. (31*) & Yardley B. (78) v Queensland Brisbane 1980-81 100 Worthington P.C. (50) & Wates D.J. (48) v South Australia Perth 2003-04 96 Shepherd B.K. (173*) & Hoare D.E. (35) v Victoria Perth 1958-59 4 81 Matthews C.D. (42) & Marks V.J. (45) v Devonport Tasmania 1986-87 * Denotes unfinished 1. Record v New South Wales, 2. Record v South Australia, 3. Record v Queensland, 4. Record v Victoria, 5. Record v Tasmania Ninth Wicket 168* Macleay K.H. (114*) & Marks V.J. (66*) v New South Wales Perth 1986-87 1 110 Nicholson M.J. (59*) & Angel J. (61) v Queensland Perth 2001- 02 3 108 Julian B.P. (75) & Herzberg S. (57*) v New South Wales Sydney 1992-93 105 Hogg G.B. (66*) & Oldroyd B.J. (47) v South Australia Perth 1995-96 4 102 Hogan T.G. (70) & Boyd D.L. (42) v Victoria Perth 1981-82 2 88 Edwards R. (33) & Lock G.A.R. (66) v Queensland Brisbane 1966-67 84 Serjeant C.S. (144*) & Zoehrer T.J. (25) v South Australia Adelaide 1980-81 52 Macleay K.H. (83*) & Boyd D.L. (37) v Tasmania Perth 1981-82 5 * Denotes unfinished 1. Record v New South Wales, 2. Record v Victoria, 3. Record v Queensland, 4. Record v South Australia, 5. Record v Tasmania Tenth Wicket 91 Brayshaw I.J.(81) & Gannon J.(18*) v Queensland Brisbane 1969-70 2 85* Inverarity R.J. (177) & Massie R.A.L. (12*) v South Australia Perth 1965-66 3 82 Herzberg S. (57*) & Stewart J. (51) v New South Wales Sydney 1992-93 1 55 Buggins B.L. (60*) & Bevan H.G. (26) v Victoria Melbourne 1961-62 5 41* Macleay K.H. (41*) & Lillee D.K. (22*) v Tasmania Devonport 1982-83 4 * Denotes unfinished 1. Record v New South Wales, 2. Record v Queensland, 3. Record v South Australia, 4. Record v Tasmania, 5. Record v Victoria

The Western Cricketer 185 Australian One-Day Competition

The Australian one-day competition commenced in Competition winners the 1969-70 season with the six Australian states com- peting and New Zealand entering at the semi-final 1969-70 New Zealand 1987-88 New South Wales stage. 1970-71 Western Australia 1988-89 Queensland 1971-72 Victoria 1989-90 Western Australia In the early years of the competition it was played as a 1972-73 New Zealand 1990-91 Western Australia 40, eight-ball overs a side knock-out. New Zealand was 1973-74 Western Australia 1991-92 New South Wales successful in the first year, defeating Victoria in the 1974-75 New Zealand 1992-93 New South Wales final. They won three finals in the first six years before 1975-76 Queensland 1993-94 New South Wales dropping out of the competition at the end of the 1976-77 Western Australia 1994-95 Victoria 1977-78 Western Australia 1995-96 Queensland 1974-75 season. 1978-79 Tasmania 1996-97 Western Australia Subsequent modifications to the rules saw the overs 1979-80 Victoria 1997-98 Queensland increased to 50, six-ball overs a side, in 1980-81 Queensland 1998-99 Victoria 1981-82 Queensland 1999-00 Western Australia 1978-79. Further changes in format have been intro- 1982-83 Western Australia 2000-01 New South Wales duced over the years until the present-day competition 1983-84 South Australia 2001-02 New South Wales of preliminary round matches to establish qualifying 1984-85 New South Wales 2003-03 New South Wales finalists and eventually two grand finalists. 1985-86 Western Australia 2003-04 Western Australia 1986-87 South Australia Western Australia has played in 167 matches with 107 wins and has won the competition on 11 occasions.. NOTE: New Zealand did not compete after 1974-75. Summary of competition winners WESTERN AUSTRALIA ...... 11 NEW SOUTH WALES...... 8 QUEENSLAND ...... 5 VICTORIA ...... 4 NEW ZEALAND ...... 3 SOUTH AUSTRALIA...... 2 TASMANIA ...... 1 CANBERRA ...... -

Western Australia in Australian one-day competition OPPONENTS WON LOST TIE ABANDONED TOTAL New South Wales 17 17 1 - 35 Queensland 16 14 - 2 32 South Australia 23 12 - - 35 Tasmania 21 5 - 1 27 Victoria 25 6 - 1 32 Canberra 3 - - - 3 New Zealand 2 1 - - 3 Totals 107 55 1 4 167

1994 Sydney 162 4/163 N.S.W.6 wkts Western Australia v New South Wales 1994 Sydney (Final) 9/218 4/264 N.S.W. 46 runs 1995 Sydney 4/117 116 W.A. 6 wkts Played 35, Won 17, Lost 17, Tied 1 1995 Perth 8/200 3/201 N.S.W.7 wkts Year Venue W.A. N.S.W. Result 1996 Sydney 7/211 210 W.A. 3 wkts 1971 Sydney 4/209 205 W.A. 6 wkts 1996 North Sydney 6/246 7/242 W.A. 4 wkts 1974 Sydney 6/263 9/262 W.A. 4 wkts 1998 Perth 185 3/283 N.S.W. 98 runs 1978 Perth 6/169 168 W.A. 4 wkts 1999 Sydney 175 6/230 N.S.W. 55 runs 1979 Sydney (Semi/final) 138 7/256 N.S.W. 118 runs 2000 Perth 4/246 249 W.A. 6 wkts 1982 Perth (Semi/final) 186 5/245 N.S.W. 59 runs (Revised Target) 1982 Sydney 4/167 166 W.A. 6 wkts 2001 Perth 5/325 253 W.A. 72 runs 1983 Perth (Final) 6/198 6/195 W.A. 4 wkts 2001 North Sydney 242 8/302 N.S.W. 60 runs 1983 Sydney 5/230 184 W.A. 46 runs 2001 Perth (Final) 7/272 4/276 N.S.W. 6 wkts 1984 Perth 189 203 N.S.W. 14 runs 2002 Sydney 8/259 5/260 N.S.W. 5 wkts 1985 Sydney 7/234 5/235 N.S.W. 1 run 2002 Perth 264 9/267 N.S.W. 3 runs 1986 Perth 9/243 6/243 TIED 2003 Coffs Harbour 3/147 146 W.A. 7 wkts 1989 Perth 7/173 170 W.A. 3 wkts 2003 Perth 203 4/204 N.S.W 6 wkts 1989 Perth 6/252 5/248 W.A. 4 wkts 2003 Perth (Final) 207 3/211 N.S.W. 7 wkts 1990 Perth (Final) 3/236 7/235 W.A. 7 wkts 2003 N. Sydney 5/280 6/249 NSW 4 wkts (D/L) 1991 Perth (Final) 130 9/199 N.S.W.69 runs 2004 Perth 237 214 WA 23 runs 1992 Perth 2/207 8/206 W.A. 8 wkts

186 The Western Cricketer Western Australia v Queensland Western Australia v Tasmania Played 32, Won 16, Lost 14, Abandoned 2 Played 27, Won 21, Lost 5, Abandoned 1 Year Venue W.A. QLD Result Year Venue W.A. TAS Result 1971 Melbourne (Final) 170 79 W.A. 91 runs 1970 Launceston 218 205 W.A. 13 runs 1975 Perth 4/171 9/168 W.A. 6 wkts 1978 Perth (Final) 3/185 9/184 W.A. 7 wkts 1976 Brisbane (Final) 232 7/236 QLD 4 runs 1979 Hobart (Final) 133 6/180 TAS 47 runs 1976 Perth 77 62 W.A. 15 runs 1979 Sydney 8/209 7/172 W.A. 37 runs 1981 Brisbane (Final) 116 9/188 QLD 72 runs 1981 Hobart 8/203 144 W.A. 59 runs 1981 Brisbane 8/148 4/149 QLD 6 wkts 1982 Perth 3/215 9/202 W.A. 13 runs 1986 Brisbane 3/214 212 W.A. 7 wkts 1984 Perth 5/218 172 W.A. 46 runs 1989 Perth (Semi/final) 6/222 8/238 QLD 16 runs 1987 Perth (Semi/final) 5/266 6/271 TAS 4 wkts 1990 Perth 4/203 202 W.A. 6 wkts 1989 Hobart 2/125 121 W.A. 8 wkts 1990 Perth 1/220 7/219 W.A. 9 wkts 1989 Perth 6/250 6/249 W.A. 4 wkts 1991 Perth 0/125 121 W.A. 10 wkts 1991 Perth 9/166 - ABANDONED 1992 Perth 8/218 3/219 TAS 7 wkts 1992 Brisbane 221 4/222 QLD 6 wkts 1993 Perth 8/209 6/208 W.A. 2 wkts 1994 Brisbane 254 6/283 QLD 29 runs 1995 Hobart 9/240 6/209 W.A. 31 runs 1994 Perth 9/242 9/241 W.A. 1 run 1995 Perth 7/207 7/204 W.A. 3 wkts 1996 Perth 229 237 QLD 8 runs 1997 Hobart 222 196 W.A. 26 runs 1996 Brisbane 166 6/167 QLD 4 wkts 1998 Hobart 6/310 91 W.A. 219 runs 1996 Brisbane 6/218 214 W.A. 4 wkts 1998 Perth 5/211 5/209 W.A. 5 wkts 1997 Perth 2/149 148 W.A. 8 wkts 2000 Hobart 182 7/233 TAS 46 runs 1998 Brisbane 9/210 9/209 W.A. 1 wkt (Revised Target) 1998 Perth (Semi final) 6/283 7/284 QLD 3 wkts 2000 Hobart 8/246 6/244 W.A. 2 runs 1999 Perth 262 6/267 QLD 5 runs 2001 Perth 7/270 206 W.A. 64 runs 1999 Brisbane 6/264 260 W.A. 4 wkts 2001 Perth 6/195 5/196 TAS. 5 wkts 2000 Perth (Final) 6/301 256 W.A. 45 runs 2001 Hobart 5/245 7/241 WA 5 wkts 2000 Perth - 1/20 ABANDONED 2002 Perth 7/216 174 W.A. 42 runs 2001 Brisbane 241 8/306 QLD 65 runs 2003 Hobart 5/249 7/245 W.A. 5 wkts 2001 Brisbane 7/189 3/191 QLD 7 wkts 2003 Perth 7/197 9/193 WA 3 wkts 2002 Perth 7/237 195 WA 42 runs 2004 Hobart 0/6 8/215 ABANDONED 2002 Brisbane 4/127 190 W.A. 6 wkts D/L System Western Australia v Victoria 2003 Perth 7/226 4/227 Qld 6 wkts 2004 Perth 3/298 5/297 WA 7 wkts Played 32, Won 25, Lost 6, Abandoned 1 2004 Brisbane 198 4/405 Qld 207 runs Year Venue W.A. VIC Result 2004 Brisbane (Final) 6/248 244 WA 4 wkts 1969 Melbourne 59 157 VIC 98 runs 1973 Perth 6/119 117 W.A. 4 wkts 1975 Perth 7/195 8/193 W.A. 3 wkts Western Australia v South Australia 1977 Melbourne (Final) 9/165 164 W.A. 1 wkt 1978 Perth 6/215 7/214 W.A. 1 run Played 35, Won 23, Lost 12 1979 Perth 4/192 9/190 W.A. 6 wkts Year Venue W.A. S.A. Result 1981 Perth 8/214 187 W.A. 27 runs 1969 Perth 8/188 8/187 W.A. 2 wkts 1982 St. Kilda 8/172 171 W.A. 2 wkts 1971 Adelaide 6/211 7/213 S.A. 3 wkts 1983 Perth 7/115 112 W.A. 3 wkts 1972 Perth 171 9/204 S.A. 33 runs 1983 Perth 7/235 4/234 W.A. 3 wkts 1974 Perth 4/182 8/180 W.A. 6 wkts 1986 Melbourne (Final) 167 148 W.A. 19 runs 1976 Adelaide 6/211 6/207 W.A. 4 wkts 1986 Perth 7/248 8/174 W.A. 74 runs 1979 Adelaide 9/219 184 W.A. 35 runs 1988 Perth 170 168 W.A. 2 runs 1980 Perth 3/178 7/176 W.A. 7 wkts 1990 Perth 7/284 5/282 W.A. 3 wkts 1982 Perth 8/158 157 W.A. 2 wkts 1992 Perth 0/135 132 W.A. 10 wkts 1983 Perth 3/112 6/136 W.A. SUPERIOR 1993 Melbourne (Qual/final) 109 9/187 VIC 78 runs RUN RATE 1994 Melbourne 7/173 123 W.A. 50 runs 1984 Adelaide (Final) 9/248 6/256 S.A. 8 runs 1994 Perth 177 4/178 VIC 6 wkts 1985 Adelaide (Semi/final) 173 6/296 S.A. 123 runs 1996 Melbourne 5/181 180 W.A. 5 wkts 1985 Adelaide 8/200 8/199 W.A. 2 wkts 1997 Perth 5/146 143 W.A. 5 wkts 1988 Perth 7/225 6/299 S.A. 4 wkts 1997 Perth 7/193 8/191 W.A. 3 wkts 1990 Perth (Final) 3/88 87 W.A. 7 wkts 1998 Melbourne 1/188 5/233 VIC SUPERIOR 1990 Perth 5/277 2/115 W.A. SUPERIOR RUN RATE RUN RATE 1999 Perth 6/158 DNB ABANDONED 1991 Adelaide 4/168 167 W.A. 6 wkts 1999 Melbourne 5/239 210 W.A. 29 runs 1992 Adelaide 4/176 9/173 W.A. 6 wkts 2001 Perth 9/230 223 W.A. 7 runs 1993 Perth 4/281 9/260 W.A. 21 runs 2001 Melbourne 3/186 183 W.A. 7 wkts 1994 Adelaide 7/248 197 W.A. 51 runs 2001 Melbourne 200 6/210 VIC 10 runs 1995 Adelaide 213 6/214 S.A. 4 wkts 2002 Perth 7/234 118 WA 116 runs 1995 Perth (Qual/final) 4/280 6/281 S.A. 4 wkts 2003 Melbourne 8/261 237 W.A. 24 runs 1995 Adelaide 8/160 4/163 S.A. 6 wkts 2003 Perth 5/270 244 W.A. 26 runs 1996 Perth 210 171 W.A. 39 runs 2003 Perth 5/270 169 WA 101 runs 1997 Perth 5/285 149 W.A. 136 runs 2004 Melbourne 8/251 8/252 VIC 2 wkts 1998 Adelaide 200 5/241 S.A. 41 runs 2000 Perth 269 7/302 S.A. 33 runs Western Australia v New Zealand 2000 Perth (Semi/Final) 7/246 217 W.A. 29 runs 2000 Perth 5/233 6/230 W.A. 3 runs Played 3, Won 2, Lost 1 2000 Adelaide 7/258 7/260 S.A. 2 runs Year Venue W.A. N.Z. Result 2001 Perth 5/269 213 WA 56 runs 1971 Perth 7/123 120 W.A. 3 wkts 2001 Adelaide 9/238 7235 WA 1 wkt 1974 Melbourne (Final) 3/151 150 W.A. 7 wkts 2002 Perth 222 5/233 S.A. 11 runs 1975 Melbourne (Final) 76 2/77 N.Z. 8 wkts 2003 Adelaide 2/171 170 W.A. 8 wkts 2003 Perth 5/293 194 WA 99 runs Western Australia v Canberra 2003 Adelaide 3.265 7/262 WA 7 wkts Played 3, Won 3 Year Venue W.A. VIC Result 1998 Perth 6/278 126 W.A. 152 runs 1999 Canberra 8/214 165 W.A. 49 runs 2000 Canberra 4/262 226 W.A. 6 wks

The Western Cricketer 187 One-Day Records for WA

Batting Player Matches Inns N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 C/St Alderman T.M. 35 10 6 2* 11 2.75 - - 7 Allen J.M. 1 1 1 12* 12 ---- Andrews W.S. 34 26 7 72 630 33.15 - 5 12 Angel J 74 16 6 19* 65 6.50 - - 6 Atkinson M.P. 27 18 4 31 135 9.64 - - 9 Baker D.J. 9 3 2 21* 32 32.00 - - 1 Baker R.M. 27 25 7 55 360 20.00 - 1 11 Boyd D.L. 9 6 2 13* 26 6.50 - - - Brayshaw I.J. 19 13 2 58* 245 22.27 - 2 3 Brayshaw J.A. 321477.00 - - 2 Breman T.G. 3 2 1 10 11 11.00 - - 1 Bush G.E.W. 1 did not bat Campbell RJ 69 67 1 108 1464 22.18 1 6 87/6 Capes P.A. 11 2 1 12 21 21.00 - - 2 Cary S.R. 14 3 3 7* 8 - - - 1 Casson B 9 2 - 6 7 3.50 - - 3 Chadwick D. 7 7 - 24 86 12.29 - - 3 Charlesworth R.I. 12 12 1 33 154 14.00 - - 5 Clark MW 7 3 1 27 44 22.00 - - 3 Clark W.M. 25 11 4 8* 21 3.00 - - 5 Clements S.C. 7 7 - 35 123 17.57 - - 2 Clough P.M. 3 1 1 12* 12 - - - 1 Coulson C.E. 5 3 2 4* 4 4.00 - - - Cox M.J. 4 3 - 38 61 30.33 - - 10 Daniel W.W. 1 did not bat - Dighton M.G. 5 5 1 18 28 7.00 - - - Duperouzel B. 1 did not bat - Edmondson B.M. 1 1 1 2* 2 - - - 1 Edwards R. 14 14 2 45* 224 18.67 - - 14 Edwards W.J. 7 7 - 54 180 25.71 - 2 2 Fitzgerald D.A. 1 1 - 32 32 32.00 - - - Gannon J.B. 9 3 2 3* 4 4.00 - - 5 Gartrell R.B. 2 2 1 14* 15 15.00 - - 2 Gilchrist A.C. 36 33 3 115 980 32.67 2 7 64/6 Glew S.A. 1 1 - 2 2 2.00 - - - Gonnella P. 7 6 2 52 164 41.00 - 1 1 Goodwin M.W. 40 36 7 167 1251 43.14 1 9 13 Graf S.F 3 2 2 37* 46 - - - 1 Hanna B. 3 3 - 8 8 2.67 - - - Harvey K.M. 69 47 18 53* 677 23.24 - 2 11 Heal A.K. 4 2 1 17* 19 19.00 - - 1 Henderson P. 1 1 1 2* 2 ---- Hill W.D. 1 ------1 Hogan T.G. 16 8 4 25* 75 18.75 - - 4 Hogg GB 59 47 19 59 847 30.25 - 2 27 Hubble J.M. 1 1 1 0* 0 ---- Hughes K.J. 28 28 1 69 562 20.81 - 4 9 Hussey M.E.K. 66 61 10 106 2220 43.53 3 17 38 Inverarity R.J. 19 18 4 90 458 32.71 - 4 14 Ireland G.J. 2 2 - 10 18 9.00 - - - Irvine J.T. 2 2 - 50 87 43.50 - 1 1 Julian B.P. 54 44 5 48* 524 13.44 - - 16 Karppinen S.J. 11 6 3 23 56 18.67 - - 5 Katich S.M. 37 37 2 118 1178 33.66 2 7 10 Kelly R.C. 3 3 - 20 52 17.33 - - 2 Laird B.M. 23 23 - 62 486 21.13 - 3 10 Langer JL 78 74 6 146 2815 41.40 6 19 34 Langer R.S. 13 12 2 99* 258 25.80 - 1 6 Lavender M.P. 21 20 - 100 742 37.10168 Lillee D.K. 26 17 3 32 117 8.35 - - 5 Lilly K.E. 1 did not bat Lock G.A.R. 5 3 - 1 1 0.33 - - 2 McAullay K.J. 5 4 - 74 127 31.75 - 1 1 McCague M.J. 4 2 - 1 1 0.50 - - 1 McEwan K.S. 8 8 1 99 230 32.86 - 2 3 MacGill T.M.D. 1 1 - 13 13 13.00 - - - McKenzie G.D. 5 3 1 25 32 16.00 - - - Macleay K.H. 37 28 9 39 335 17.63 - - 4 McPhee M.W. 13 13 1 97 485 40.41 - 4 5 Mack C.D. 1 did not bat Malone M.F. 17 14 7 47* 176 25.14 - - 4 Mann A.L. 12 9 2 59* 160 22.85 - 1 5 Marks V.J. 2 1 - 19 19 19.00 - - - Marsh G.R. 38 37 7 110 1596 53.20 3 12 21 Marsh R.W. 33 30 6 99* 762 31.75 - 5 50/1 Marsh S.E. 11 9 - 42 182 20.22 - - 1 Martyn DR 53 50 7 140 1880 43.72 3 13 16 Mason M.S. 2 1 - 2 2 2.00 - - 1 Massie R.A.L. 843111.00 - - - Matthews C.D. 14 9 2 42 121 17.28 - - 1 Meuleman R.D. 3 3 - 49 66 22.00 - - 1 Meuleman S.W. 9 8 - 71 310 38.75 - 1 2 Millar G.A. 3 2 - 30 31 15.50 - - 2 Moody T.M. 73 70 12 102* 1970 33.96 2 14 27 Mullally A.D. 2 did not bat 1 Mullooly T.C. 1 did not bat Nicholls P.A. 2 2 - 34 38 19.00 - - - Nicholson M.J. 10 7 3 21 56 14.00 - - 3 Nikitaras S. 1021166.00 - - 2 North MJ 20 17 5 84* 460 38.33 - 4 3 O’Neil M.D. 4 3 - 52 58 19.33 - 1 2

188 The Western Cricketer Player Matches Inns N.O. H.S. Runs Ave 100 50 C/St Oldroyed B.J. 821888.00 - - 2 Porter G.D. 9 5 1 16 29 7.25 - - 1 Prindiville T.J. 3 3 - 21 27 9.00 - - - Reid B.A. 23 4 4 13* 14 - - - 3 Rogers C.J. 25 24 2 117* 718 32.64137 Ronchi L 2 1 - 0 0 - - - 2 Russell R.S. 3 2 1 34 35 35.00 - - 1 Serjeant C.S. 17 16 2 65 503 35.93 - 2 11 Shipperd G. 13 13 2 86 470 42.73 - 5 5 Smith D.D. 3 3 1 42 43 21.50 - - - Spencer D.J. 10 5 1 10 19 4.75 - - 3 Stewart J. 32 18 9 14 78 8.67 - - 6 Taylor J.J. 7 4 1 34 34 11.33 - - 1 Thistle M.J. 2 did not bat Thornton B.T. 1 did not bat Thorp C.D. 10 3 2 12 16 16.00 - - 2 Varis L. 4 4 2 19* 45 22.50 - - 2 Veletta M.R.J. 41 38 7 105* 1010 32.58 1 7 20/1 Wates D.J. 22 11 4 29* 99 14.14 - - 6 Watson G.D. 8 8 1 99 263 37.57 - 2 5 Williams B.A. 26 7 4 23 32 10.67 - - 5 Wilson P 19 1 - 5 5 5.00 - - 6 Wood G.M. 41 37 2 108* 850 24.28 1 4 12 Worthington P.C. 10 6 4 49* 112 56.00 - - 1 Wright K.J. 4 2 1 12* 15 15.00 - - 8/1 Yardley B. 22 17 4 59* 289 22.23 - 1 6 Zoehrer T.J. 36 23 6 61 441 25.94 - 2 40/3 SUNDRIES, SUB CATCHES 2384 TOTALS 1901 1420 287 167 33711 29.75 26 183 786/18 Centuries

167 Goodwin M.W. v New South Wales Perth 2000-01 108* Wood G.M. v Tasmania Perth 1977-78 146 Langer J.L. v South Australia Perth 1999-00 107 Langer J.L. v N.S.W. Sydney 2001-02 140 Martyn D.R. v Tasmania Hobart 1997-98 106 Langer JL v Queensland Perth 2003-04 118 Katich S.M. v Victoria Perth 2001-02 106 Hussey M.E.K. v New South Wales North Sydney 2003-04 117* Rogers C.J.L. v Queensland Perth 2003-04 105 Langer JL v Victoria Melbourne 2002-03 116 Katich S.M. v South Australia Perth 1999-00 105 Marsh G.R. v South Australia Perth 1987-88 115 Gilchrist A.C. v Queensland Brisbane 1999-00 105* Veletta M.R.J. v Queensland Brisbane 1985-86 115 Langer JL v Victoria Perth 2003-04 104 Marsh G.R. v Tasmania Perth 1984-85 114* Langer JL v Tasmania Perth 2002-03 103* Hussey M.E.K. v Tasmania Hobart 2000-02 114* Martyn D.R. v South Australia Perth 1994-95 102* Moody T.M. v Tasmania Perth 1989-90 110 Marsh G.R. v South Australia Perth 1990-91 102* Lavender M.P. v South Australia Perth 1994-95 108 Martyn D.R. v Tasmania Perth 2001-02 102* Moody T.M. v South Australia Perth 1996-97 108 Campbell R.J. v Queensland Perth 1999-00 100* Hussey M.E.K. v Victoria Melbourne 1999-00 Century Partnerships 257 Goodwin M.W. (167) & Hussey M.E.K. (94) v New South Wales Perth 2000-01 188* Langer J.L. (83*) & Martyn D.R. (99*) v Victoria Melbourne 1997-98 173* Hussey M.E.K. (100*) & Hogg G.B. (53*) v Victoria Melbourne 1999-00 172 Shipperd G. (86) & Langer R.S. (99*) v Tasmania Perth 1981-82 171 McPhee M.W. (89*) & Marsh G.R. (82) v Queensland Perth 1990-91 167 Katich S.M. (118) & Hussey M.E.K. (61) v Victoria Melbourne 2001-02 160 Rogers C.J.L. (117*) & Langer JL (106) v Queensland Perth 2003-04 157 Rogers C.J.L. (75) & Hussey M.E.K. (106) v New South Wales North Sydney 2003-04 153 Hussey M.E.K. (84*) & Goodwin MW (80*) v South Australia Adelaide 2003-04 149 Martyn D.R. (78) & Langer J.L. (86) v Canberra Perth 1997-98 140 Campbell R.J. (108) & Langer J.L. (42) v Queensland Perth 1999-00 135* Marsh G.R. (51*) & Veletta M.R.J. (72*) v Victoria Perth 1992-93 134 Hughes K.J. (58) & McEwan K.S. (99) v Victoria Perth 1979-80 130 Veletta M.R.J. (83) & Shipperd G. (67) v New South Wales Sydney 1983-84 129 Langer J.L. (87) & Andrews W.S. (56) v Queensland Brisbane 1992-93 126 Gilchrist A.C. (59) & Moody T.M. (71*) v South Australia Perth 1997-98 125 McPhee M.W. (59) & Marsh G.R. ( 110) v South Australia Perth 1990-91 125* Marsh G.R. (44*) & Moody T.M. (69*) v Tasmania Perth 1991-92 121 Laird B.M. (62) & Marsh R.W. (69) v Tasmania Sydney 1979-80 118 Watson G.D. (99) & Inverarity R.J. (40) v South Australia Adelaide 1971-72 118 Hussey M.E.K. (67) & Goodwin MW (58) v South Australia Perth 2003-04 114 McPhee M.W. (58) & Marsh G.R. (91*) v New South Wales Perth 1990-91 114 Lavender M.P. (72) & Langer J.L. (58) v Victoria Melbourne 1995-96 113 Wood G.M. (59) & Marsh G.R. (73) v New South Wales Sydney 1985-86 111* Marsh R.W. (99*) & Yardley B. (59*) v New South Wales Sydney 1973-74 110* Marsh G.R. (91*) & Veletta M.R.J. (61*) v New South Wales Perth 1990-91 107 Moody T.M. (38) & Veletta M.R.J. (105*) v Queensland Brisbane 1985-86 107 Langer J.L. (65) & Lavender M.P. (51) v Tasmania Perth 1992-93 107 Hughes K.J. (69) & Serjeant C.S. (49) v Victoria Perth 1978-79 107 Wood G.M. ( 108*) & Charlesworth R.I. (33 ) v Tasmania Perth 1977-78 107 Martyn D.R. (34) & Gilchrist A.C. (84) v South Australia Perth 2001-02 106 Langer J.L. (107) & S W Meuleman (47) v N.S.W. Sydney 2001-02 106* Gilchrist A.C. (76*) & Julian B.P. (48*) v New South Wales Sydney 1995-96 106 Gilchrist A.C. (115) & Katich S.M. (42) v Queensland Brisbane 1999-00 105 Marsh G.R. (64) & Moody T.M. (53) v Queensland Perth 1988-89 105 Langer J.L. (146) & Hogg G.B. (3) v South Australia Perth 1999-00 102 Martyn D.R. (140) & Hussey M.E.K. (49) v Tasmania Hobart 1997-98 100* Marsh R.W. (53*) & Brayshaw I.J. (42*) v South Australia Perth 1974-75 100 Veletta M.R.J. (52) & Moody T.M. (81) v Queensland Perth 1989-90 100 Lavender M.P. (90) & Martyn D.R. (114*) v South Australia Adelaide 1994-95 103 Katich S.M. (69) & Goodwin M.W. (62) v South Australia Perth 2000-01 125 Katich S.M. (73) & Moody TM (68) v Tasmania Hobart 2000-01 113 Campbell R.J. (57) & Langer JL (57) v Victoria Melbourne 2000-01 107 Goodwin M.W. (71) & Hussey M.E.K. (53) v Tasmania Perth 2000-01 103 Katich S.M. (72) & Goodwin MW (44) v New SouthWales N.Sydney 2000-01 105 Goodwin M.W. (59) & Hussey M.E.K. (57) v Queensland Brisbane 2000-01 103 Moody T.M. (78) & Goodwin MW (38) v New South Wales Perth 2000-01 102 Langer J.L. (114*) & Hussey M.E.K. (38) v Tasmania Perth 2002-03 107 Rogers C.J.L. (65*) & Campbell R.J. (38) v South Australia Adelaide 2002-03

The Western Cricketer 189 Bowling Runs Per Balls Runs Wkts Ave 4WI Best 6 Ball Over Alderman T.M. 1938 1169 40 29.22 2 4/14 3.62 Allen J.M. 60 62 3 20.33 - 3/62 6.20 Andrews W.S. 464 332 10 33.20 - 2/26 4.29 Angel J 3687 2525 94 26.86 2 5/16 4.11 Atkinson M.P. 1337 984 34 28.94 1 4/38 4.42 Baker D.J. 451 287 15 19.13 1 4/35 3.82 Baker R.M. 366 323 7 46.14 - 3/25 5.29 Boyd D.L. 462 275 15 18.33 2 5/15 3.57 Brayshaw I.J. 704 416 17 24.47 - 3/28 3.55 Breman T.G. 168 140 4 35.00 - 2/64 5.00 Bush G.E.W. 24 30 ----7.50 Capes P.A. 570 387 8 48.37 - 2/46 4.07 Cary S.R. 657 454 9 50.44 - 2/25 4.15 Casson B 211 187 4 46.75 1 4/31 5.31 Clark MW 362 289 12 24.08 - 3/34 4.79 Clark W.M. 1404 849 24 35.37 1 4/20 3.63 Clements S.C. 60 61 1 61.00 - 1/61 6.04 Clough P.M. 168 130 4 32.50 - 2/36 4.64 Coulson C.E. 302 209 5 41.80 - 2/39 4.15 Daniel W.W. 60 58 - - - 5.80 Edmondson B.M. 110 129 2 64.50 - 1/57 7.05 Gannon J.B. 553 315 13 24.23 1 4/21 3.42 Graf S.F. 150 113 4 28.25 - 2/26 4.52 Harvey KM 3002 2388 87 27.45 5 4/8 4.77 Heal A.K. 228 193 4 48.25 - 2/34 5.08 Henderson P. 55 50 ----4.62 Hogan T.G. 828 562 17 33.05 - 3/25 4.07 Hogg GB 1412 1167 43 27.14 1 4/50 4.96 Hubble J.M. 64 27 3 9.00 - 3/27 2.53 Hughes K.J. 1 2 ----12.00 Hussey M.E.K. 250 287 10 28.70 - 3/52 6.89 Inverarity R.J. 459 285 13 21.92 - 3/19 3.73 Julian B.P. 2434 1779 59 30.15 1 4/43 4.38 Karppinen S.J. 438 350 3 116.67 - 2/44 4.79 Katich S.M. 18 27 ----9.00 Langer R.S. 80 50 2 25.00 - 2/18 3.75 Lillee D.K. 1505 766 48 15.95 2 4/21 3.05 Lilly K.E. 30 19 1 19.00 - 1/19 3.80 Lock G.A.R. 225 163 7 23.29 - 2/14 4.35 McCague M.J. 137 89 5 17.80 1 4/34 3.90 McKenzie G.D. 309 115 13 8.85 1 4/13 2.23 Macleay K.H. 1896 1165 53 21.98 2 5/30 3.68 Mack C.D. 42 34 2 17.00 - 2/34 4.85 Malone M.F. 946 506 24 21.08 1 4/30 3.21 Mann A.L. 202 140 4 35.00 - 2/34 4.16 Marks V.J. 78 75 - - - 5.77 Marsh S.E. 12 14 1 14.00 - 1/14 7.00 Martyn D.R. 389 294 18 16.33 - 3/3 4.53 Mason M.S. 122 103 3 34.33 - 2/61 5.06 Massie R.A.L. 482 200 11 18.18 - 2/12 2.49 Matthews C.D. 693 469 21 22.33 - 3/32 4.06 Moody T.M. 3212 2129 70 30.41 1 4/30 3.98 Mullally A.D. 120 95 3 31.66 - 2/56 4.75 Mullooly T.C. 64 54 1 54.00 - 1/54 5.06 Nicholls P.A. 40 28 3 9.33 - 3/28 4.20 Nicholson M.J. 332 287 4 71.75 - 2/23 5.19 Nikitaras S. 330 312 7 44.57 - 3/30 5.67 North MJ 199 216 4 54.00 - 2/17 6.51 O’Neil M.D. 91 66 6 11.00 - 3/27 4.35 Oldroyd B.J. 350 272 5 54.50 - 2/36 4.66 Porter G.D. 518 269 14 19.21 - 3/28 3.11 Prindiville T.J. 56 46 1 46.00 - 1/46 4.93 Reid B.A. 1128 724 28 25.86 1 4/40 3.85 Russell R.S. 120 121 1 121.00 - 1/40 6.05 Smith D.D. 104 119 2 59.50 - 1/21 6.86 Spencer D.J. 483 412 15 27.47 2 4/35 5.12 Stewart J. 1564 1117 36 31.03 - 4/34 4.28 Taylor J.J. 357 247 11 22.45 - 3/27 4.15 Thistle M.J. 98 86 4 21.50 - 3/32 5.27 Thornton B.T. 64 44 ----4.13 Thorp C.D. 536 422 14 30.14 1 4/46 4.72 Varis L. 168 93 4 23.25 - 2/26 3.32 Wates D.J. 975 842 22 38.27 - 3/32 5.18 Watson G.D. 387 272 11 24.73 - 2/31 4.22 Williams B.A. 1319 970 43 22.56 3 4/29 4.41 Wilson P 1018 665 13 51.15 - 2/27 3.92 Wood G.M. 1816----5.33 Worthington P.C. 427 393 12 32.75 - 3/45 5.52 Yardley B. 1053 676 16 42.25 - 2/30 3.85 Zoehrer T.J. 36 30 ----5.00 SUNDRIES, RUN OUTS 1421 145 TOTALS 46391 31621 1064 29.72 31 5/15 4.09 4 Wickets in an Innings

5/15 Boyd D.L. v Victoria Perth 1982-83 4/30 Moody T.M. v South Australia Perth 1996-97 5/16 Angel J. v Victoria Perth 2001-02 4/31 Casson B v South Australia Perth 2003-04 5/30 Macleay K.H. v Tasmania Perth 1984-85 4/34 McCague M.J. v Tasmania Perth 1991-92 5/33 Angel J. v Tasmania Perth 2002-03 4/34 Williams B.A. v Victoria Perth 2002-03 4/8 Harvey K.M. v Canberra Perth 1997-98 4/35 Baker D.J. v Queensland Perth 1975-76 4/13 McKenzie G.D. v Queensland Melbourne 1970-71 4/35 Boyd D.L. v Tasmania Perth 1981-82 4/14 Alderman T.M. v South Australia Perth 1989-90 4/35 Harvey K.M. v South Australia Perth 1997-98 4/15 Macleay K.H. v New South Wales Sydney 1982-83 4/35 Spencer D.J. v New South Wales Perth 2000-01 4/20 Clark W.M. v New South Wales Perth 1977-78 4/38 Atkinson M.P. v New South Wales Perth 1999-00 4/21 Gannon J.B. v New Zealand Perth 1970-71 4/40 Alderman T.M. v South Australia Perth 1977-78 4/21 Lillee D.K. v Queensland Perth 1976-77 4/40 Reid B.A. v South Australia Adelaide 1985-86 4/23 Harvey K.M. v Tasmania Hobart 1997-98 4/41 Julian B.P. v South Australia Adelaide 2000-01 4/27 Harvey K.M. v Queensland Brisbane 1996-97 4/43 Julian B.P. v Queensland Perth 1995-96 4/28 Harvey KM v Queensland Brisbane 2003-04 4/43 Spencer D.J. v Victoria Perth 2000-01 4/29 Williams B.A. v Queensland Brisbane 2002-03 4/44 Williams B.A. v South Australia Perth 2001-02 4/30 Lillee D.K. v South Australia Adelaide 1979-80 4/46 Thorp C.D. v Tasmania Hobart 2002-03 4/30 Malone M.F. v Tasmania Hobart 1980-81 4/59 Hogg G.B. v Tasmania Hobart 2001-02

190 The Western Cricketer WACA Vodafone Cup Statistics 2003 - 2004

First Grade - Batting Average First Grade - Bowling Average Name Inn No. H.S Agg Ave Name O M Runs Wkts Ave A Voges (M) 17 4 151 863 66.38 D Bandy (SC) 187.1 46 452 41 11.02 G Cullen (U) 14 2 132* 629 52.42 B Dorey (F) 251 72 550 48 11.46 G Wates (S.P.) 14 2 99 618 51.50 C Thorp (WN) 217.3 67 432 30 14.40 J Allenby (CL-N) 17 1 169 805 50.31 M Woodhead (F) 248.4 66 648 41 15.80 B Lillis (M) 19 2 150 850 50.00 P Siljeg (W’TON) 167 49 414 25 16.56 H Brown (S.P.) 17 2 123* 731 48.73 J Coetzee (SC) 239 50 715 42 17.02 M Goodwin (S.F.) 8 - 198 388 48.50 J Allenby (CL-N) 247.3 78 719 40 17.97 P Worthington (M.G.) 11 - 120 530 48.18 T McDonald (CL-N) 202 54 741 41 18.07 C Pivac (M.G.) 17 2 156 693 46.20 G Yandle (ML) 270.4 91 615 34 18.09 C Simmons (R.M.) 15 - 190 679 45.27 S Howman (SF) 409.4 126 1019 56 18.20 L Ronchi (P) 16 1 150 659 43.93 M Healey (U) 278.5 90 672 34 19.76 G Nottle (P) 17 2 83 645 43.00 J Perks (MG) 255 60 673 34 19.79 N Blight (U) 15 1 115 598 42.71 N DeGrys (MG) 232.4 50 844 42 20.09 I Bell (U) 9 1 159 337 42.13 J Sarsero (RM) 261.1 65 760 37 20.54 D Lindsay (ML) 13 2 105* 458 41.64 S Russell (M) 221.1 68 540 26 20.77 S Meuleman (M) 11 2 87 364 40.44 G Hoskin (G) 298.5 84 838 38 22.05 A Nicholls (U) 17 2 136 603 40.20 P Keenan (P) 337 109 928 40 23.20 S Glew (SF) 17 - 223 678 39.88 R Vregenbregt (G) 232.5 62 693 29 23.90 C Robertson (CL-N) 16 1 150 590 39.33 M Thistle (BM) 329 88 977 40 24.42 D Mascarenhas (M) 18 - 160 688 38.22 A James (U) 243.1 42 799 32 24.97 B Wright (RM) 10 3 69 265 37.86 G Wates (SP) 279 65 854 34 25.12 M Brown (F) 21 1 190 744 37.20 S Beaumont (G) 202.2 41 730 29 25.17 S Moore (MG) 14 - 107 514 36.71 C Keogh (W’TON) 295 62 876 33 26.54 J Middlebrook (W’TON) 9 - 94 324 36.00 J Banres (BM) 344 95 966 36 26.83 J Meuleman (SP) 15 - 83 539 35.93 G Atkinson (WN) 229.3 57 678 25 27.12 J Russell (JO) 17 1 115* 571 35.68 V Clarke (W) 231.4 50 725 26 27.88 A Greig (M) 11 5 99 213 35.50 J Boyland (J) 220.5 46 775 25 31.00 S Shuttleworth (F) 21 3 100* 633 35.17 R Morgan (CL-N) 11 1 199 334 33.40 Second Grade - Batting Average D Bennett (G) 14 2 121 397 33.08 R White (ML) 15 - 124 496 33.07 Name Inn No. H.S Agg Ave L Davis (SC) 21 2 119 624 32.84 D Bandy (SC) 21 1 116 652 32.60 B Rayner (P) 14 2 173 741 61.75 P Swart (JO) 15 1 105 457 32.08 M Penter (U) 11 2 111 527 58.56 B Jones (U) 9 - 95 288 32.00 M Latham (SP) 12 2 101* 562 56.20 M Atkinson (ML) 12 1 66 351 31.91 A Malajczuk (SF) 8 2 119* 293 48.83 M Schenke (JO) 12 1 114 343 31.18 V Rule (SF) 16 2 115* 680 48.57 L Pomersbach (G) 28 1 105 582 30.63 D O’Regan (SF) 15 5 69* 477 47.70 R Jurangpathy (JO) 8 - 59 245 30.62 J Charles (W) 10 - 136 472 47.20 S Walters (P) 15 3 82 362 30.17 B Gardiner (SP) 8 1 161 242 44.71 G Dimery (ML) 13 2 95* 328 29.82 F Klokker (SP) 13 2 107 491 44.64 M Page (WN) 17 5 52* 356 29.67 B Johnson (BM) 14 - 103 602 43.00 C Whisson (RM) 10 1 100 260 28.89 S Saxon (RM) 8 1 89 294 42.00 G Yandle (ML) 11 1 113 288 28.80 P Lewis (BM) 8 1 84 289 41.28 S Allison (P) 16 5 91* 315 28.64 L Rakich (ML) 11 1 117 402 40.20 C Heron (SC) 20 1 110* 542 28.53 C Schofield (M) 10 1 130 328 36.44 G Davis (ML) 16 2 70 397 28.36 R Hartley (U) 9 1 79 291 36.38 S Gillies (M) 22 1 103* 589 28.05 D Bloxsome (SC) 15 1 105 507 36.21 D Waters (W’TON) 14 1 63 363 27.92 J Leeder (U) 10 - 93 359 35.90 K Kapinkoff (SF) 20 3 101 464 27.29 C Williamson (SC) 14 3 79 391 35.55 M Thistle (BM) 16 4 51* 324 27.00 B Jose (MG) 14 - 104 493 35.21 S Marsh (W’TON) 11 2 56 241 26.78 J Hunt (SP) 14 2 147 420 35.00 F Grobler (P) 16 2 115* 370 26.43 M Smith (BM) 12 1 102 374 34.00 J Cantrill (BM) 20 1 73 502 26.42 N Mullally (P) 12 - 142 408 34.00 L Powis (SP) 13 - 77 342 26.31 C Sinclair (U) 10 - 135 339 33.90 T Hopes (SC) 11 3 39 206 25.75 C Barr (CL-N) 13 1 107 405 33.75 R Phillimore (BM) 17 1 84 410 25.62 D Barnes (F) 17 1 147 536 33.50 N DeGrys (MG) 13 3 69* 253 25.30 B Hugo (SC) 15 - 83 498 33.20 A Shipard (ML) 14 1 152 431 33.15 T Coulson (RM) 10 1 66 294 32.67 I Purcell (W) 12 1 117 354 32.18 C Jones (W) 11 1 114* 321 32.10 C Salmons (MG) 14 1 75* 408 31.38 C Gilbert (SC) 10 2 74* 250 31.25 G Wood (J) 13 - 101 403 31.00

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H Oakley (J) 12 2 63 306 30.60 D Quayle (G) 252 75 686 39 17.59 A Bolton (SF) 16 2 106 428 30.57 C Burke (CL-N) 178.4 44 542 28 19.35 V Chhana (J) 12 - 137 363 30.25 R O’Connell (P) 230.2 58 595 30 19.83 R Head (W) 13 - 97 393 30.23 D Mullooly (BM) 196 56 501 25 20.04 G Cavanagh (SC) 15 - 79 402 30.13 R Neill (J) 233 58 625 31 20.16 P Nicholas (P) 19 1 105 541 30.06 P Mizza (BM) 204 60 558 25 22.31 A Levy (BM) 13 6 66* 210 30.00 R Ligtermoet (SP) 223.5 55 643 27 23.81 D Ducasse (SC) 14 2 100 360 30.00 S Hosking (W’TON) 200 38 668 26 25.70 J Santostefano (P) 17 - 77 508 29.88 R Saniga (M) 279 75 722 27 26.74 M Tomlins (SC) 10 1 89 266 29.56 N Partridge (SC) 162 23 698 26 26.85 M Leddin (J) 16 - 125 470 29.37 A Lowes (ML) 225 55 687 25 27.48 D Kinsella (SF) 18 2 110 468 29.25 S Mascarenhas (M) 231.5 40 808 25 32.32 T Stronnach (CL-N) 12 1 95 321 29.18 T Barratt (M) 11 1 100* 280 28.00 Third Grade - Batting Averages J Turner (U) 17 4 81 359 27.61 M DeBeaux (BM) 18 6 59* 330 27.50 Name Inn No. H.S Agg Ave R Greer (F) 11 - 57 301 27.36 D Campo (G) 12 1 89* 298 27.09 K Martin (SC) 8 2 100* 385 64.17 J Roberts (CL-N) 17 3 53 372 26.57 P Lennon (G) 11 2 100* 525 58.33 S Smart (U) 12 1 123 290 26.36 A Burress (BM) 11 1 91 461 46.09 A Blake (MG) 10 1 59 233 25.89 I Evans (ML) 17 - 119 767 45.12 A Ennis (J) 11 1 80 255 25.50 S Margorian (W) 11 3 81* 354 44.25 D Bennett (SC) 14 2 67 305 25.42 C Creevey (F) 8 2 69* 255 42.50 D Grffiths (MG) 13 2 38 276 25.09 C Hagger (MG) 15 6 61* 369 41.00 C Calverley (J) 8 - 72 325 40.63 T Serjeant (SF) 12 1 135* 424 38.55 Second Grade - Bowling Averages D Sandhu (SF) 10 2 124 299 37.38 Name O M Runs Wkts Ave S Defilippis (W) 8 - 103 288 36.00 A Dryden (SC) 12 1 136 395 35.91 A Black (F) 157.4 51 340 25 13.60 S Das (P) 10 1 108* 318 35.33 R Zabica (F) 214 59 463 31 14.93 P Lynn (F) 8 - 124 269 33.63 C Gilbert (SC) 155 26 441 28 15.75 J De Cellis (BM) 14 1 73 429 33.00 R Hartley (U) N/A N/A 467 29 16.10 M Lincoln (ML) 16 3 130 428 32.92 D Burke (P) 187.3 37 548 32 17.13 D Darragh (SF) 14 4 56 322 32.20

192 The Western Cricketer I Campbell (W) 14 5 85* 288 32.00 A Grainger (G) 10 - 107 273 27.30 B Clarke (SP) 8 - 61 242 30.25 B Hadjimihalakis (J) 13 1 73 327 27.25 M Munson (P) 14 1 75 389 29.92 M Olsen (MG) 10 - 59 272 27.20 R Ellis (ML) 17 2 109* 447 29.80 S Richardson (BM) 13 1 75 326 27.16 T Mitsopoulos (P) 10 1 65 268 29.78 L Lindsay (F) 10 - 66 264 26.40 S Nadkarni (U) 10 2 75* 236 29.50 J Boyle (M) 13 - 67 338 26.00 A Kerr (SF) 9 1 81* 234 29.25 B Davis (SC) 11 2 57 228 25.33 G Ahola (W’TON) 8 - 64 228 28.50 M Foskett (MG) 13 - 111 366 28.15 Fourth Grade - Bowling Averages S Bhaskaran (ML) 16 1 71 421 28.07 L Carroll (J) 18 3 82* 418 27.90 Name O M Runs Wkts Ave C Payne (SF) 9 1 61 222 27.75 C Ibbitson (CL-N) 13 - 74 329 27.42 B Hadjimihalakis (J) 146 50 308 29 10.62 M Guhl (U) 12 2 58 267 26.70 T Sherwell (G) 132.3 30 355 25 14.20 E Foster (CL-N) 10 - 76 263 26.30 J Arnott (BM) 235 52 627 44 14.25 M Baruffi (SP) 8 - 85 209 26.13 D Stewart (ML) 203 48 499 33 15.12 G Lathwell (M) 14 - 99 362 25.86 A Durnin (BM) 202 42 529 34 15.55 D Grammatikos (W) 10 - 77 257 25.70 P May (SC) 258 72 624 39 16.00 S George (SF) 13 - 134 334 25.69 C Wilson (M) 282.2 71 713 44 16.20 S Brown (U) 12 3 57 227 25.22 A Lepere (MG) 235 46 743 45 16.51 B Dunnachie (BM) 12 2 86 252 25.20 I Briggs (RM) 194.2 42 545 33 16.52 J Murphy (M) 294.3 62 866 52 16.65 S Werner (BM) 194 32 609 36 16.91 Third Grade - Bowling Average R Ledain (G) 184.3 60 475 28 16.96 Name O M Runs Wkts Ave B Hartley (SP) 162 38 460 27 17.04 L Pervan (SF) 147 22 429 25 17.16 T Brookes (BM) 190 57 322 35 9.19 D Howes (BM) 222 41 616 32 19.25 S Brownlie (J) 118.1 33 305 31 9.84 J Carnie (W) 225.1 41 581 27 21.52 M Sharp (G) 250 98 459 43 10.67 R David (CL-N) 240 48 672 28 24.00 J Laming (G) 162.2 56 366 32 11.44 A Cox (MG) 131 13 680 25 27.20 B Criddle (BM) 168 46 406 35 11.60 C McDonald (ML) 161 44 372 32 11.63 Under 17 - Batting Averages C Bauer (U) 189.1 62 424 35 12.11 M Lincoln (ML) 173 53 440 33 13.33 Name Inn No. H.S Agg Ave B Giles (MG) 235 84 538 38 14.16 T Serjeant (SF) 183 58 429 27 15.89 C Tomlinson (J) 11 1 201 740 74.00 C Ibbitson (CL-N) N/A N/A 556 33 16.85 G Berisi (F) 9 - 121 514 57.11 T Dean (F) 196.4 35 592 31 19.10 G Thistle (BM) 9 5 57* 206 51.50 I Lattimore (G) 217.1 72 612 31 19.74 A Webster (P) 12 1 174 548 49.02 M Jurss (W’TON) 192 48 538 27 19.90 J Daniells (BM) 10 - 118 493 49.29 T Heal (BM) 241 56 692 32 21.62 Z Hill (W’TON) 11 1 113* 469 46.90 D Balcombe (MG) 200 38 627 26 24.12 M Fawcett (W) 8 2 82 261 43.50 P Cheeseman (P) 9 - 106 373 41.44 J Rawson (SC) 7 2 88 202 40.40 Fourth Grade - Batting Averages A Houpapa (W) 10 2 106 316 39.50 Name Inn No. H.S Agg Ave N Harmer (SF) 11 1 88 383 38.30 A Strijk (J) 13 1 113 456 38.00 M Jackson (P) 9 1 142 440 55.00 K Critchell (MG) 11 2 90* 337 37.44 G Herman (SC) 11 3 146* 388 48.50 C Saul (CENT) 11 3 62* 291 36.38 A Kelly (M) 15 2 144 598 46.00 J Thackray (ML) 11 3 54 278 34.75 M Irvine (W) 17 1 136 653 40.81 T Lovell (P) 12 1 119 379 34.45 A McGuire (SC) 8 - 90 323 40.38 A Payne-Sivewright (J) 12 3 65 300 33.33 G Penfold (MG) 16 1 135 595 39.67 M Ardagh (W) 8 - 85 264 33.00 T Duncan (P) 16 5 100* 423 38.45 B Dalziell (G) 11 1 94 315 31.50 S Ogilvie (MG) 8 2 94 227 37.83 A Turner (G) 8 - 98 242 30.25 J Hottinger (W) 13 - 106 491 37.77 D Graham (RM) 11 1 78* 300 30.00 G Edgar (F) 15 6 55* 333 37.00 M Bullock (MG) 14 1 58 359 29.91 A DeGroot (G) 11 3 75 288 36.00 B Shields (W) 10 - 84 286 28.60 B Berthon-Jones (SP) 8 1 99 245 35.00 R McCauley (G) 12 1 82* 312 28.36 B Thompson (M) 8 1 63 240 34.29 J Newnham (J) 13 2 65* 308 28.00 B Dellar (BM) 11 1 110 339 33.90 C Thompson (J) 12 1 69 300 27.27 S Davies (U) 10 1 101 304 33.78 P Lindorff (F) 10 1 70 243 27.00 N Jones (M) 17 1 151 538 33.63 K Gilbert (CENT) 10 - 119 269 26.90 A Jenkinson (SP) 12 5 61 234 33.43 B Fulton (ML) 11 - 66 276 25.09 A Lickiss (W) 19 5 62 466 33.29 T Camporeale (F) 9 - 61 223 24.78 M Watkins (G) 10 2 67 263 32.88 R Hayes (SC) 11 1 68 242 24.20 C Walley (J) 10 1 102 289 32.11 G Williams (W) 9 - 45 216 24.00 A Piliotis (BM) 14 2 67* 367 30.58 R Fairchild (W) 10 - 63 235 23.50 W Sykes (W) 12 1 109 332 30.18 A Brunner (SP) 10 - 65 214 21.40 B McMullan (ML) 19 - 103 562 29.58 L McDonald (RM) 10 - 39 205 20.50 S Wright (CL-N) 13 - 65 373 28.69 L Towers (M) 12 - 57 245 20.42 C Pearce (BM) 20 3 113* 481 28.29 M Johnson (SC) 11 - 49 222 20.18 D Stewart (ML) 14 5 44* 252 28.00 G Rees (W) 14 2 82 336 28.00 A Cox (MG) 12 3 74* 248 27.56

The Western Cricketer 193 Under 17 - Bowling Average Under 15 - Bowling Averages Name O M Runs Wkts Ave Name O M Runs Wkts Ave T Moscarda (SF) 131 31 288 31 9.29 L Williams (CENT) 72.5 15 185 19 9.74 T Kent (SP) 87.50 22 166 20 8.30 I Richardson (SF) 80.5 18 174 16 10.88 A Murphy (SF) 109 N/A 212 25 8.48 H Parsons (RM) 73.4 16 180 16 11.25 M Poore (M) 90 24 171 20 8.55 G Smith (M) 93 27 217 19 11.42 J Briety (ML) 85 27 144 15 9.60 R Fairchild (W) 78 15 215 18 11.94 B Burns (W) 86 19 183 21 9.63 B Riley (RM) 111 41 225 18 12.50 P Leaver (SC) 93.4 26 187 19 9.84 T Whitlock (J) 110.2 33 214 17 12.59 S Armstrong (ML) 116 33 282 28 10.07 S Cummings (ML) 108 24 329 24 13.71 L Brewster (BM) 55 5 154 15 10.26 D Graham (RM) 80.4 17 225 16 14.06 J Hawksley (BM) 83 27 156 15 10.40 A Webster (P) 107 22 272 19 14.32 M Bycroft (W’TON) N/A N/A 163 15 10.87 D Adams (F) 86 17 215 15 14.33 M Inglis (M) 106 24 171 20 11.70 M Ardagh (W) 91 24 245 17 14.41 T Christiner (RM) 114 37 235 19 12.37 R Hayes (SC) 86 14 267 18 14.83 R Hawley (SC) 80.3 26 188 15 12.53 D Bobridge (SF) 112.2 25 267 18 14.83 P Donovan (SF) 85.2 N/A 302 24 12.58 M McPherson (G) 98.3 28 226 15 15.07 S Branston (SC) 100.3 24 254 20 12.70 B Bayliss (W’TON) 80.2 13 257 16 16.06 T Notte (MG) 84 16 201 15 13.40 K Gilbert (CENT) 100.4 17 278 17 16.35 S McGuire (W’TON) N/A N/A 220 16 13.75 J Evans (J) 116 23 282 17 16.59 A Fuduric (G) 90 24 252 17 14.82 C DeSilva (W”TON) 99.4 16 292 17 17.18 M Boag (J) 86.5 17 254 15 16.93 S Bryant (ML) 111 23 322 18 17.89 B Stockden (MG) 97 19 283 16 17.69 R McCauley (G) 132.2 39 344 19 18.11 G Stockden (J) 129 27 346 19 18.21 L Ottobrino (MG) 111.4 23 278 15 18.53 D Nelson (P) 97.5 14 297 16 18.56 K Sanders (M) 120 27 298 16 18.63 C Stewart (F) 93 15 299 15 19.93 C Thompson (J) 106 16 352 15 23.47 Under 15 - Batting Average Name Inn No. H.S Agg Ave R Uszko (MG) 8 2 101* 490 81.67 A Murphy (SF) 11 4 85 396 56.57 M Watkins (G) 11 2 101* 467 51.89 R Kerr (ML) 6 2 85 204 51.00 J Lauren (SF) 9 2 106* 323 46.14 P Geddes (W) 9 1 117* 354 44.25 V Jones (MG) 11 - 123 451 41.00 S Branston (SC) 13 2 125* 444 40.36 J Snadden (P) 9 3 107* 220 36.67 J Morris (SF) 9 2 65 247 35.29 C Mayne (P) 10 1 111* 292 32.44 T Stuart (G) 11 2 74 291 32.33 T Kent (SP) 12 3 83* 270 30.00 T Christiner (RM) 12 4 68 237 29.63 Joint Under-17 Cricketers of the Year Angus Webster (right) and Jarrad Daniels with D Proudfoot (W) 9 1 58 237 29.63 long-time junior cricket supporter Danae Corser. M Sharrinoski (J) 10 1 81 262 29.11 P Leaver (SC) 12 2 93 273 27.30 K Bond (W’TON) N/A N/A N/A 268 26.80 B Gerovich (M) 10 1 54 237 26.33 C Herd (ML) 10 1 51 237 26.33 J Watts (BM) 9 - 70 235 26.11 C Clements (CL-N) 8 - 43 209 25.50 M Boag (J) 10 1 59 225 25.00 R Richards (J) 9 - 72 222 24.67 B Burns (W) 10 1 69 211 23.44 R Hawley (SC) 11 - 69 251 22.82 S Baker (MG) 11 - 83 246 22.36 K Paterson (SP) 12 1 66 233 21.18 T Mason (SP) 12 1 55* 221 20.09

194 The Western Cricketer First Grade Aggregates, Averages and Awards

BATTING AGGREGATES

Year Name Inn Agg Year Name Inn Agg 1885-86 Gamson H. (P) 8 153 1944-45 Buttsworth F.J. (NP) 22 899 1886-87 Watling W. (F) 10 439 1945-46 Charlesworth L. (N) 15 570 1887-88 Back W. (F) 10 267 1946-47 Edwards A.R. (WP) 12 560 1888-89 Wilson H. (I Zingari) 8 270 1947-48 Herbert M.U. (WP) 15 622 1889-90 Scrymgour B.V. (P) 4 167 1948-49 Driver W.G. (MG) 15 846 1890-91 Randell E.A. (P) 9 195 1949-50 Buttsworth F.J. (NP) 16 1004 1891-92 North F.D. (Metro) 7 243 1950-51 Langdon C.W. (CC) 13 1020 1892-93 North F.D. (Metro) 11 297 1951-52 Langdon C.W. (CC) 16 781 1893-94 Thompson T.H. (WP) 10 439 1952-53 Dick I.R. (SP) 20 815 1894-95 Hoskings A.W. (Metro) 8 198 1953-54 Rutherford J.W. (U) 16 689 1895-96 Musgrove F. (F) 9 355 1954-55 Meuleman K.D. (MG) 15 624 1896-97 Keogh E.J. (F) 11 345 1955-56 Dick I.R. (SP) 15 590 1897-98 Lockwood W.T. (Australs) 12 294 1956-57 Rigg B.A. (P) 14 617 1898-99 Herring L.L. (SF) 8 358 1957-58 Rutherford J.W. (S) 10 717 99-1900 Caldwell C.W. (P) 10 378 1958-59 Meuleman K.D. (N) 13 647 1900-01 North F.D. (Clare) 8 470 1959-60 Shepherd B.K. (SP) 13 600 1901-02 North F.D. (Clare) 13 492 1960-61 Harburn C.M. (F) 17 481 1902-03 Parker E.F. (EP) 16 1003 1961-62 Gartrell K.B. (MG) 19 650 1903-04 Edmondson H.P.D. (WP) 15 439 1962-63 Joynt H.K. (SP) 16 709 1904-05 Parker E.F. (EP) 15 775 1963-64 Vernon M.T. (SP) 19 956 1964-65 Vernon M.T. (SP) 17 821 1905-06 Parker E.F. (EP) 11 729 1965-66 Smith W.R. (P) 16 765 1906-07 Parker E.F. (Wanderers) 11 866 1966-67 Inverarity R.J. (U) 21 821 1907-08 Gouly L. (NP) 15 630 1967-68 Bull D.C. (SP) 17 680 1908-09 Hogue T.H. (NF) 16 636 1968-69 Gartrell K.B. (MG) 21 898 1909-10 Howard H.C. (SF) 13 531 1969-70 Gartrell K.B. (MG) 20 805 1910-11 Parker E.F. (Wanderers) 18 659 1970-71 Marks L.A. (N) 18 644 1911-12 Christian A.H. (NP) 19 757 1971-72 Irvine A.T. (U) 16 595 1912-13 Randall A.C. (NP) 17 618 1972-73 Playle W.R. (CC) 15 544 1913-14 Rowe S.H.D. (Clare) 21 526 1973-74 Chadwick D. (Sc) 17 678 1914-15 Christian A.H. (NP) 13 627 1974-75 Scarff E.R. (U) 16 745 1915-16 Shepherd H.G. (WP) 11 429 1975-76 Edwards R. (F) 16 792 1916-17 Christian A.H. (NP) 11 504 1976-77 Richards B.A. (MG) 14 898 1917-18 Williams J.H. (EP) 12 362 1977-78 Varis L. (NP) 17 567 1918-19 Christian A.H. (NP) 11 500 1978-79 O’Meara P.A. (F) 16 836 1919-20 Howard H.C. (S) 12 491 1979-80 Cunningham J.R.W. (M) 18 707 1920-21 Bott L.C. (EP) 13 604 1980-81 Sharp K. (SF) 15 755 1921-22 Bott L.C. (EP) 14 624 1981-82 Wolfe M.F. (MtL) 17 719 1922-23 Heindricks D. (F) 14 591 1982-83 Andrews W.S. (SP) 12 832 1923-24 Taaffe F.H. (NP) 19 582 1983-84 Aslett D.G. (BM) 23 995 1924-25 Fremantle L. (EP) 19 687 1984-85 Stewart A.J. (MG) 19 771 1925-26 Rowe S.H.D. (C) 9 552 1985-86 Ireland G.J. (BM) 14 737 1926-27 Bryant W.J. (MMtL) 17 761 1986-87 Terry V.P. (P) 16 891 1927-28 McRae W.A. (WP) 16 688 1987-88 Smith R.A. (SP) 20 1188 1928-29 McRae W.A. (WP) 13 661 1988-89 Ramshaw D.J. (W) 19 856 1929-30 McKenzie E. (Colts) 19 571 1989-90 Reeve D.A. (Cl-N) 14 628 1930-31 Lang H. (NE F) 18 855 1990-91 Ireland G.J. (ML) 14 716 1931-32 Bromley E.H. (F) 15 670 1991-92 Terry V.P. (P) 17 836 1932-33 Bryant W.J. (NE) 19 696 1992-93 McPhee M.W. (F) 11 734 1933-34 Taaffe F.H. (C) 15 924 1993-94 Kelly R.C. (U) 14 902 1934-35 Lovelock O.I. (NP) 12 604 1994-95 Andrews W.S. (G) 16 965 1935-36 Taaffe F.H. (C) 17 641 1995-96 Campbell R.J. (BM) 19 907 1936-37 Rowlands W.T. (WP) 8 506 1996-97 Holloway P.C.L. (Cl-N) 14 724 1937-38 Taaffe F.H. (C) 20 565 1997-98 Rogers C.J.L. (U) 15 836 1938-39 Inverarity M. (F) 14 659 1998-99 Lavender M.P. (MG) 16 759 1939-40 Jeffreys K.S. (S) 15 556 1999-00 Hussey M.E.K. (W) 8 631 1940-41 Wilberforce R.J. (NP) 15 598 2000-01 Hogg G.B. (WI) 15 875 1941-42 McKenzie D.C. (C) 13 676 2001-02 Voges A.C. (M) 15 836 1942-43 McRae W.A. (WP) 18 651 2002-03 Glew S.A. (S.F.) 24 1107 1943-44 Bandy L.H. (NP) 22 1070 2003-04 Voges A.C. (ME) 17 863

The Western Cricketer 195 BATTING AVERAGES

Year Name Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave Year Name InnN.O. H.S.Runs Ave 1885-86 no qualifiers 1945-46 England E.J.(C) 13 4 119* 503 55.88 1886-87 Watling W. (F) 10 3 75 439 62.71 1946-47 Charlesworth L. (N) 9 3 98 484 80.66 1887-88 Back W. (F) 10 5 58* 267 53.50 1947-48 Strauss E.C.B. (U) 9 3 136 365 60.83 1888-89 Wilson H. (I Zingari) 8 1 104 270 38.57 1948-49 Newham H.N. (Bassendean)14 4 151* 651 81.37 1889-90 no qualifiers 1949-50 Buttsworth F.J. (NP) 16 4 128* 1003 83.58 1890-91 no qualifiers 1950-51 Langdon C.W. (CC) 13 6 204* 1020 145.71 1891-92 no qualifiers 1951-52 Price R.H. (EP) 8 4 87* 227 56.75 1892-93 North FD. (Metro) 11 - 82 297 27.00 1952-53 Charlesworth L. (WP) 17 7 71 562 56.20 1893-94 Thompson TH.(WP) 10 2 121 439 54.87 1953-54 Dick I.R. (SP) 14 2 136* 640 53.33 1894-95 no qualifiers 1954-55 Rutherford, J.W. (U) 13 3 179 577 57.70 1895-96 Musgrove F. (F) 9 4 112* 355 71.00 1955-56 Dick I.R. (SP) 15 6 92* 590 65.55 1896-97 Keogh E.J. (F) 11 1 77 345 34.50 1956-57 Simpson R.B. (F) 9 1 139 583 72.88 1897-98 Lockwood W.T. (Australs) 12 2 67* 294 29.40 1957-58 Rutherford J.W. (S) 10 2 143 717 89.62 1898-99 Herring L.L. (SF) 8 2 115 358 71.60 1958-59 Hawke N.J.N. (NP) 13 4 189 605 67.22 99-1900 Caldwell C.W. (P) 10 1 125 378 42.00 1959-60 Shepherd B.K. (SP) 13 4 193 600 66.66 1900-01 Parker E.F. (EP) 7 2 149* 450 90.00 1960-61 Shepherd B.K. (SP) 12 4 140 371 46.37 1901-02 Veryard J. (WP) 14 3 140 444 40.36 1961-62 Page G.W. (SP) 11 5 75* 267 44.50 1902-03 Parker E.F. (EP) 16 2 246 1003 71.64 1962-63 Joynt H.K. (SP) 16 2 122 709 50.65 1903-04 Herring L.L. (EF) 10 2 95* 297 37.12 1963-64 Inverarity R.J. (U) 11 1 150 849 84.90 1904-05 Howard H.C. (SF) 14 6 147* 556 69.50 1964-65 Vernon M.T. (SP) 17 5 151 821 68.42 1905-06 Gouly L. (NP) 10 3 161* 555 79.28 1965-66 Shepherd B.K. (MtL) 10 3 140 534 76.28 1906-07 Parker E.F. (Wanderers) 11 1 222 866 86.60 1966-67 Meuleman K.D. (N) 9 2 118 435 62.14 1907-08 Kelly O.H. (SF) 10 3 133* 484 69.14 1967-68 Irvine J.T. (WP) 9 2 156* 364 52.00 1908-09 Coyne T.H. (Wanderers) 15 5 136 623 62.30 1968-69 Cowper R.M. (N) 8 1 205* 507 72.43 1909-10 Howard H.C. (SF) 13 8 81* 531 106.20 1969-70 Cunningham J.R.W. (CC)11 8 91* 257 85.66 1910-11 Hantke T.C.M.(Henley Pk) 9 3 62 267 44.50 1970-71 Barton P.T. (SP) 13 7 141* 488 81.33 1911-12 Howard H.C. (F) 20 6 100* 711 50.78 1971-72 Duperouzel B. (CC) 10 3 150* 499 71.28 1912-13 Randall A.C.(NP) 17 2 200* 618 41.20 1972-73 Hubble J.M. (S) 8 6 75* 240 120.00 1913-14 Carew J.M. (Midjunct) 20 4 201* 546 34.12 1973-74 Watson G.D. (S) 12 - 190 636 53.00 1914-15 Christian A.H. (NP) 13 4 136 627 69.66 1974-75 Scarff E.R. (U) 16 1 144 745 49.66 1915-16 Shepherd H.G. (WP) 11 5 115* 429 71.50 1975-76 Charlesworth R.I. (U) 9 1 103 476 59.50 1916-17 Christian A.H. (NP) 11 2 124 504 58.11 1976-77 Charlesworth R.I. (WP) 9 2 156 552 78.85 1917-18 Williams J.H. (EP) 12 1 100 362 32.94 1977-78 Scarff E.R. (WP) 13 2 128* 517 47.00 1918-19 Howard H.C. (S) 11 3 69 427 53.37 1978-79 Shipperd G. (WP) 11 2 115 607 67.44 1919-20 Howard H.C. (S) 12 3 100* 491 54.55 1979-80 McEwan K.S. (P) 8 1 147 405 57.85 1920-21 Heindricks A.H.J.C. (S) 10 3 128* 424 60.57 1980-81 McEwan K.S. (P) 9 2 130 543 77.57 1921-22 Howard H.C. (Subi-Leed) 10 5 100* 328 65.60 1981-82 Charlesworth R.I. (WP) 8 2 89 335 55.83 1922-23 Howard H.C. (Subi-Leed) 13 5 84 474 59.25 1982-83 Andrews W.S. (SP) 12 1 134 832 75.63 1923-24 Taaffe F.H. (NP) 19 5 122* 591 42.21 1983 84 Ramshaw D.J. (Sc) 12 2 135 559 55.90 1924-25 Quinlan F.P. (EP) 7 4 110* 558 42.92 1984-85 Marsh G.R. (F) 8 3 167* 555 111.00 1925-26 Rowe S.H.D. (C) 9 1 109 552 69.00 1985-86 Breman T.G. (SF) 9 5 102* 364 91.00 1926-27 Bryant W.J. (MMtL) 17 1 151 761 47.56 1986-87 Terry V.P. (P) 16 6 145 891 89.10 1927-28 Richardson A.J. (WP) 13 1 114 596 49.66 1987-88 Wood G.M. (U) 9 4 111 533 106.60 1928-29 Horrocks W.J. (C) 10 3 212 636 90.88 1988-89 Gonnella P. (SF) 10 2 109 524 74.85 1929-30 Bryant R.J. (MtL) 10 4 112* 474 79.00 1989-90 Ramshaw D.J. (W) 11 2 104 615 68.33 1930-31 Jarvis C.M.B. (F) 8 2 89 325 54.16 1990-91 Moody T.M. (MG) 8 1 212 531 73.28 1931-32 Bromley E.H. (F) 15 1 138 670 47.85 1991-92 Terry V.P. (P) 17 2 164 836 55.73 1932-33 Wilberforce R.J. (Central)13 6 94 325 46.43 1992-93 McPhee M.W. (F) 11 1 202* 734 73.40 1933-34 Taaffe F.H. (C) 15 2 245 924 71.07 1993-94 Zoehrer T.J. (MG) 8 4 66 296 74.00 1934-35 Lovelock O.I. (NP) 12 4 123* 604 75.50 1994-95 Hogg G.B. (F) 8 6 156* 496 248.00 1935-36 Taaffe F.H. (C) 17 2 109 641 42.73 1995-96 Goodwin M.W. (SF) 10 1 171 785 60.38 1936-37 Rowlands W.T. (WP) 8 - 130 506 63.25 1996-97 Holloway P.C.L. (Cl-N) 14 3 111 724 65.82 1937-38 Lovelock O.I. (NP) 11 2 135 409 45.44 1997-98 Baker R.M. (Sc) 11 3 137 644 80.50 1938-39 Taaffe F.H. (C) 9 3 97* 413 68.83 1998-99 Rogers C.J.L. (U) 11 1 164 605 60.50 1939-40 Jeffreys K.S. (S) 15 4 162* 556 50 54 1999-00 Hussey M.E.K. (W) 8 1 215 631 90.14 1940-41 Robinson G.D. (MtL) 9 4 72* 309 61.80 2000-01 Hogg G.B. (WI) 15 3 285 875 72.92 1941-42 Langdon C.W. (C) 7 1 152 492 82.00 2001-02 Casson B. (Sc) 9 5 152 368 92.00 1942-43 Rigg H.B.H. (EP) 11 1 91 471 47.10 2002-03 North M.J. (BM) 9 4 202* 506 101.20 1943-44 Bandy L.H. (NP) 22 5 146* 1070 62.94 2003-04 Voges A.C. (ME) 17 4 151 863 66.38 1944-45 Robinson G.D. (MtL) 20 4 80 785 49.06

196 The Western Cricketer BOWLING AGGREGATES

Year Name O W Year Name O W 1885-86 Randell S.J. (P) 39 1944-45 Puckett C.W. (WP) 236 73 1886-87 Randell S.J. (P) 65 1945-46 Purcell R. (F) 156 52 1887-88 North F.D. (Metro) 44 1946-47 Price R.H. (EP) 124 38 1988.89 Bateman W.A. (F) 41 Frankish R.R. (ML) 124 38 1989-90 Duffy W.V. (P) 35 1947-48 Lovett A.F. (SP) 181 59 1890-91 Bishop E.G. (WP) 27 1948-49 Zimbulis A.G. (NP) 256.3 67 1891-92 Bishop E.G. (WP) 36 1949-50 Price R.H. (EP) 235.1 69 1892-93 Thompson T.H. (F) 42 1950-51 O’Dwyer T.E. (S) 264.1 60 1893-94 Bishop E.G. (WP) 60 1951-52 Dunn W.P. (CC) 313 77 1894-95 Hoskings A.W. (Metro) 40 1952-53 Dunn W.P. (CC) 246.7 60 1895-96 Moore L. (Ports) 32 1953-54 Dunn W.P. (CC) 273 63 1896-97 Lockwood E. (Australs) 37 1954-55 Strauss R.B. (U) 282 71 1955-56 Strauss R.B. (U) 304 77 1897-98 Carlton A. (Karrakatta) 63 1956-57 Bevan H.G. (NP) 234.7 63 1898-99 Bishop E.G. (CC) 33 1957-58 Strauss R.B. (U) 270.7 66 99-1900 Bishop E.G. (CC) 56 1958-59 Preen A.T. (CC) 254.4 64 1900-01 Wright A. (EF) 54 1959-60 Ivankovich T.S. (S) 298.5 67 1901-02 Selk R.A. (SF) 59 1960-61 Punch K.D. (U) 237.3 56 1902-03 Selk R.A. (SF) 57 1961-62 Gallash I. (N) 291.1 66 1903-04 Munro C. (NF) 59 1962-63 Mateljan T. (MtL) 256.5 64 1904-05 Selk R.A. (SF) 68 1963-64 Mann A.L. (U) 243 54 1905-06 McNamara T. (KP) 53 1964-65 Bevan H.G. (NP) 257.1 50 1906-07 Selk R.A. (SF) 69 1965-66 Yardley B. (MG) 282 58 1907-08 McNamara T. (KP) 159.5 62 1966-67 Mann A.L. (U) 294 64 Coyne T.H. (Wanderers) 62 1967-68 Devitt A.C. (U) 205 45 1908-09 Christian A.H. (Corinthians) 308.2 108 1968-69 Bevan H.G. (NP) 235.4 50 1909-10 Mose W. (S) 312 76 1969-70 Fitzhardinge G.B. (N) 237 48 1910-11 Christian A.H. (EP) 273 90 1970-71 Guest C.E.J. (N) 299 55 1911-12 Christian A.H. (NP) 409.4 103 1971-72 Devitt A.C. (M) 205 47 1912-13 Hodge M.H. (Clare) 336.5 114 1972-73 Mayne L.C. (CC) 233 45 1913-14 Selk R.A. (Clare) 271 90 1973-74 Grayson P.R. (ML) 259.2 57 1914-15 Christian A.H. (NP) 224.4 86 1974-75 King I.H. (P) 261.4 62 1915-16 Christian A.H. (NP) 156 69 1975-76 Grayson P.R. (ML) 207.3 47 1916-17 Hughes W.C. (NP) 157.6 81 1976-77 Gannon J.B. (Sc) 202.2 50 1917-18 Christian A.H. (NP) 91.4 52 1977-78 Michael C.A. (NP) 246 47 1918-19 Edmondson H.P.D. (WP) 165.7 48 1978-79 Paulsen R.G. (P) 315 59 1919-20 Christian A.H. (NP) 153 59 1979-80 Wilson S.V. (MG) 362.2 54 1920-21 Packham L. (C) 141.4 50 1980-81 Wilson S.V. (MG) 329.5 50 Hennah W.H. (S) 135.7 50 1981-82 Paulsen R.G. (P) 457.3 70 1921-22 Christian A.H. (NP) 142 49 1982-83 Mulder B. (BM) 355 47 1922-23 Hennah W.H. (Sub-Leed) 175.4 55 1983-84 Milosz S.J. (BM) 354.3 55 1923-24 Renfrey L.C. (NPNo. 1) 147 61 1984-85 Langoulant S.J. (ML) 327.4 44 1985-86 Milosz S.J. (BM) 305.4 54 1924-25 Renfrey L.C. (MMtL) 297.2 58 1986-87 Tomlin T.D. (Sc) 336.5 44 1925-26 Inverarity M. (F) 200.5 61 1987-88 Bush G.E.W. (SF) 394 68 1926-27 Inverarity M. (F) 254.2 72 1988-89 Lilly K.E. (NP) 355 64 1927-28 Bryant R.J. (MMtL) 273.3 66 1989-90 Coughlan K.D. (Cl-N) 436.4 58 1928-29 Halcombe R.A. (C) 170.6 49 1990-91 Sheppard K.M. (F) 384 52 1929-30 Inverarity M. (F) 184 45 1991-92 Muggeridge R. (F) 219.2 41 1930-31 Newman H. (NEF) 268 52 1992-93 Lampitt S.R. (U) 208.2 38 1931-32 Martin E. (MtL) 162 42 1993-94 Hogan T.G. (Sc) 312 46 1932-33 Halcombe R.A. (Central) 218.3 71 1994-95 Ibbitson C.A. (Cl-N) 293.7 58 1933-34 Halcombe R.A. (WP) 219 65 1995-96 Brookes T.L. (BM) 321.3 44 1934-35 Halcombe R.A. (C) 207 61 Zoehrer T.J. (W) 380 44 1935-36 Zimbulis A.G. (NP) 253 93 1996-97 Cary S.R. (SP) 339.3 49 1936-37 Mills R.L. (S) 219 51 1997-98 Jurgensen S.J. (P) 334.6 50 1937-38 Zimbulis A.G. (NP) 153 62 1998-99 Harvey K.M. (Sc) 312.4 54 1938-39 Zimbulis A.G. (NP) 233 73 1999-00 Karppinen S.J. (SP) 254.1 43 1939-40 Puckett C.W. (WP) 314 82 2000-01 Cary S.R. (WI) 381 52 1940-41 Puckett C.W. (WP) 310 73 2001-02 Cary S.R. (WI) 325 54 1941-42 Frankish R.R. (MtL) 214 53 2002-03 Barnes J.W. (Cl-N) 318.4 56 1942-43 Epstein J. (WP) 183 53 2003-04 Howman S.G. (SF) 409.4 56 1943-44 Puckett C.W. (WP) 249 99

The Western Cricketer 197 BOWLING AVERAGES

Year Name O M R Wkts Ave Year Name O M R Wkts Ave 1885-86 Randell S.J. (P) - - 123 39 3.15 1944-45 Puckett C.W. (WP) 236 11 906 73 12.41 1886-87 Bateman W.A. (F) - - 127 47 2.70 1945-46 O’Dwyer T.E. (S) 148 14 608 51 11.92 1887-88 North F.D. (Metro) - - 179 44 4.06 1946-47 Price R.H. (EP) 124 17 317 38 8.34 1888-89 Bateman W.A. (F) - - 167 41 4.07 1947-48 Lovett A.F. (SP) 181 - 616 59 10.44 1889-90 Duffy W.V. (P) - - 324 35 9.26 1948-49 Price R.H. (EP) 203.6 30 580 55 10.54 1890-91 Bishop E.G. (WP) - - 220 27 8.14 1949-50 Dunn W.P. (C) 222.3 30 618 66 9.36 1891-92 Bishop E.G. (WP) - - 248 36 6.88 1950-51 Price R.H. (EP) 159 32 470 42 11.19 1892-93 Thompson T H. (F) - - 363 42 8.64 1951-52 Puckett C.W. (WP) 107.3 23 300 38 7.34 1893-94 Bishop E.G. (WP) - - 443 60 7.38 1952-53 Puckett C.W. (WP) 178.1 40 510 53 9.62 1894-95 BishopE.G. (WP) - - 233 35 6.65 1953-54 Preen A.T. (F) 252.6 46 652 60 10.86 1895-96 Bishop E.G. (Metro) - - 308 26 11.84 1954-55 Strauss R.B. (U) 282 65 700 71 9.85 1896-97 Lockwood E. (Australs) - - 289 37 7.81 1955-56 Dunn W.P. (CC) 134 35 325 34 9.55 1897-98 Selk R.A. (EF) - - 483 46 10.50 1956-57 Rutherford J.W. (S) 186.5 49 388 44 8.82 1898-99 Bishop E.G. (CC) - - 388 33 11.75 1957-58 Bevan H.G. (NP) 208.6 43 546 45 12.13 99-1900 Caldwell C.W. (EP) - - 260 25 10.40 1958-59 Gaunt R.A. (SP) 108.1 19 375 38 9.86 1900-01 Wright A. (EF) - - 501 54 9.27 1959-60 Zilko G.S. (MG) 108.4 21 339 38 8.92 1901-02 Coyne T.H. (EP) - - 415 44 9.43 1960-61 Edwards A.R. (WP) 77 11 250 25 10.00 1902-03 Coyne T.H. (EP) - - 264 35 7.54 1961-62 Gallash I. (N) 291.1 80 681 66 10.32 1903-04 Jones E. (Clare) - - 231 28 8.25 1962-63 John G. (MtL) 168.6 34 510 49 10.40 1904-05 Selk R.A. (SF) - - 599 68 8.81 1963-64 Lock G.A.R. (CC) 128.5 35 331 26 12.73 1905-06 Coyne T.H. (EP) - - 323 43 7.51 1964-65 Cooper F.G. (CC) 174 29 485 41 11.83 1906-07 Selk R.A. (SF) - - 567 69 8.21 1965-66 Yardley B. (MG) 282 52 806 58 13.89 1907-08 Hogue W.W. (NF) 163.2 - 304 48 6.33 1966-67 Hickmott G.G. (F) 142.5 33 378 36 10.50 1908-09 Selk R.A. (SF) 266.3 - 642 102 6.29 1967-68 Hubble J.M. (S) 159.7 34 460 40 11.50 1909-10 Christian A.H. 1968-69 Perrott M.D. (U) 86 13 282 25 11.28 (Corinthians) 183 37 603 68 8.86 1969-70 MacGill T.M.D. (NP) 156 43 424 33 12.85 1910-11 Christian A.H. (EP) 273 55 750 90 8.33 1970-71 Mann A.L. (MG) 153.4 35 376 30 12.53 1911-12 Christian A.H. (NP) 409.4 53 836 103 8.11 1971-72 Massie R.A.L. (BB) 80.5 19 224 26 8.60 1912-13 Christian A.H. (NP) 212 42 512 77 6.64 1972-73 Baker D.J. (S) 168.6 32 456 39 11.69 1913-14 Christian A.H. (NP) - - 563 73 7.71 1973-74 Watson G.D. (S) 97.2 25 264 28 9.42 1914-15 Christian A.H. (NP) 224.4 50 621 86 7.22 1974-75 Thornton B.T. (SP) 144 29 409 35 11.68 1915-16 Christian A.H. (NP) 156 25 489 69 7.08 1975-76 Grayson P.R. (MtL) 207.3 39 547 47 11.55 1916-17 Hughes W.C. (NP) 157.6 27 567 81 7.00 1976-77 Clark W.M. (BB) 149.6 32 425 39 10.90 1917-18 Christian A.H. (NP) 91.4 11 334 52 6.42 1977-78 Alderman J.W. (N) 124.5 28 391 26 15.04 1918-19 Bandy R.H. (NP) 55.5 11 176 25 7.04 1978-79 Ireland D.M. (WP) 146.6 32 397 25 15.88 1919-20 Nurse H.S. (C) 71 6 264 31 8.51 1979-80 Malone M.F. (Sc) 138.3 39 289 25 11.56 1920-21 Thomson B. (C) 53 2 196 19 10.31 1980-81 Andrews W.S. (SP) 251 27 9.29 1921-22 Christian A.H. (NP) 179.3 37 539 49 11.00 1981-82 Clark W.M. (WP) 284.2 88 527 46 11.45 1922-23 Wilkinson L. (MG) 37.2 6 145 16 9.06 1982-83 Penter K.J. (N) 192.6 69 325 33 9.85 1923-24 Evans W.A. (EP) 177 37 475 50 9.50 1983-84 Robinson C.L. (M) 327 110 697 42 16.59 1924-25 Hill A.D. (C) 144.4 26 388 44 8.81 1984-85 Robinson J.G. (U) 214.2 53 470 32 14.69 1925-26 Drew A.D. (Sub-Leed) 92.2 9 239 23 10.39 1985-86 Breman T.G. (SF) 123.2 51 380 31 12.26 1926-27 Beasley J. (Sub-Leed) 145.5 26 419 37 11.32 1986-87 Smith D.D. (BM) 291.1 89 614 40 15.35 1927-28 Bryant R.J. (MMtL) 273.3 42 688 66 10.42 1987-88 Raven B.J. (SF) 195 56 377 29 13.00 1928-29 Williamson C. (NP) 92.3 4 348 28 12.43 1988-89 Lilly K.E. (NP) 355 83 819 64 12.76 1929-30 Smith F. (NP) 89 5 318 23 13.82 1989-90 Raven B.J. (SF) 293.3 75 750 55 13.64 1930-31 Ditchburn A.J. (MG) 159 33 472 31 15.22 1990-91 Looby R.G. (M) 194 57 399 27 14.77 1931-32 Bromley E.H. (F) 128 18 330 28 11.78 1991-92 Russell R.S. (F) 227.5 70 466 35 13.31 1932-33 Halcombe R.A. (Central)218.3 25 783 71 11.03 1992-93 Hampson K.B. (MG) 199 51 502 35 14.34 1933-34 Halcombe R.A. (WP)200.4 31 568 64 8.87 1993-94 Capes P.A. (SF) 202 63 519 32 16.22 1934-35 Halcombe R.A. (C) 207 24 539 61 8.83 1994-95 Coulson C.E. (SP) 117 50 467 33 14.15 1935-36 Zimbulis A.G. (NP) 253 23 1043 93 11.21 1995-96 Reid B.A. (BM) 193.3 67 387 28 13.82 1936-37 Eyres G. (C) 96 13 279 31 9.00 1996-97 Nicholson M.J. (Sc) 149.3 47 366 30 12.20 1937-38 Eyres G. (C) 199 38 493 50 9.86 1997-98 Waite P.D (SP) 176.5 47 455 32 14.22 1938-39 Halcombe R.A. (C) 148 20 437 46 9.50 1998-99 Ellis D.A. (F) 191.3 70 348 30 11.60 1939-40 Eyres G. (C) 188 30 516 55 9.38 1999-00 Swan G.G. (SF) 233 77 491 36 13.64 1940-41 Puckett C.W. (WP) 310 54 845 73 11.57 2000-01 McDonald C.L. (M.L) 236 95 383 34 11.26 1941-42 Wilberforce J.H. (EP) 127 8 537 44 12.20 2001-02 Barnes J.W. (CL-N) 138.2 30 420 33 12.72 1942-43 Drew A.D. (S) 89 6 391 37 10.56 2002-03 Wilson P. (M) 168 58 298 30 9.93 1943-44 Puckett C.W. (WP) 249 21 817 99 8.25 2003-04 Bandy D.C. (Sc) 187.1 46 452 41 11.02

198 The Western Cricketer Pennant Competition First Grade Premiers

1885-86 Metropolitans 1914-15 North Perth 1944-45† Claremont-Fremantle 1974-75 University 1886-87 Metropolitans 1915-16 North Perth 1945-46 Subiaco 1975-76 Fremantle 1887-88 Fremantle 1916-17 North Perth 1946-47 Subiaco 1976-77 Scarborough 1888-89 Metropolitans 1917-18 North Perth 1947-48 West Perth 1977-78 North Perth 1889-90 Perth 1918-19 North Perth 1948-49 East Perth 1978-79 Fremantle 1890-91 Metropolitans 1919-20 Claremont 1949-50 South Perth 1979-80 Melville 1891-92 West Perth 1920-21 Claremont 1950-51 Mt. Lawley 1980-81 Fremantle 1892-93 Metropolitans 1921-22 North Perth 1951-52 University 1981-82 Mt. Lawley 1893-94 West Perth 1922-23 East Perth 1952-53 South Perth 1982-83 Mt. Lawley 1894-95 West Perth & 1923-24 East Perth 1953-54 University 1983-84 South Perth Metropolitans - tie 1924-25 East Perth 1954-55 University 1984-85 Mt. Lawley 1895-96 Metropolitans 1925-26 Fremantle 1955-56 South Perth 1985-86 Bayswater-Morley 1896-97 Karrakatta 1926-27 Fremantle 1956-57 South Perth 1986-87 Mt. Lawley 1897-98 Karrakatta 1927-28 Maylands-Mt. Lawley 1957-58 North Perth 1987-88 Subiaco-Floreat 1898-99 South Fremantle 1928-29 Claremont 1958-59 North Perth 1988-89 Midland-Guildford 99-1900 East Perth 1929-30 Subiaco-L’ville 1959-60 South Perth 1989-90 Claremont-Nedlands 1900-01 Claremont-Cottesloe 1930-31 Fremantle 1960-61 University 1990-91 Fremantle 1901-02 East Perth 1931-32 Fremantle 1961-62 Nedlands 1991-92 Scarborough 1902-03 East Perth 1932-33 North-East Province 1962-63 Nedlands 1992-93 Mt Lawley 1903-04 East Fremantle 1933-34 Claremont 1963-64 University 1993-94 Midland-Guildford 1904-05 North Perth 1934-35 Claremont 1964-65 Claremont-Cottesloe 1994-95 Scarborough 1905-06 North Perth 1935-36 North Perth 1965-66 University 1995-96 Bayswater-Morley 1906-07 North Fremantle 1936-37 Subiaco 1966-67 Fremantle 1996-97 South Perth 1907-08 North Fremantle 1937-38 Claremont 1967-68 University 1997-98 Scarborough 1908-09 Corinthians 1938-39 North Perth 1968-69 Midland-Guildford 1998-99 Bayswater-Morley 1909-10 North Fremantle 1939-40 Subiaco 1969-70 Midland-Guildford 1999-00 Scarborough 1910-11 East Perth 1940-41 West Perth 1970-71 West Perth 2000-01 Subiaco-Floreat 1911-12 Fremantle 1941-42 Claremont 1971-72 Subiaco 2001-02 Subiaco-Floreat 1912-13 East Perth 1942-43† Subiaco 1972-73 Claremont-Cottesloe 2002-03 Subiaco-Floreat 1913-14 North Perth 1943-44† West Perth 1973-74 Subiaco 2003-04 Melville * N.E. Province comprised players from Mt. Lawley & Midland Junction Clubs. † One-day game.

Club Championship Winners

1949-50 South Perth 1963-64 South Perth 1977-78 Fremantle 1991-92 Fremantle 1950-51 North Perth 1964-65 South Perth 1978-79 Subiaco-Floreat 1992-93 Midland Guildford 1951-52 North Perth 1965-66 South Perth 1979-80 North Perth 1993-94 Scarborough 1952-53 South Perth 1966-67 University 1980-81 North Perth 1994-95 Midland Guildford 1953-54 Fremantle 1967-68 Nedlands 1981-82 North Perth 1995-96 Bayswater-Morley 1954-55 South Perth 1968-69 Midland -Guildford 1982-83 Perth 1996-97 Scarborough 1955-56 South Perth 1969-70 South Perth 1983-84 Fremantle 1997-98 Bayswater-Morley 1956-57 Claremont-Cottesloe 1970-71 Perth 1984-85 Fremantle 1998-99 Melville 1957-58 University 1971-72 Subiaco 1985-86 Fremantle 1999-00 Scarborough 1958-59 University 1972-73 Subiaco 1986-87 Fremantle 2000-01 Subiaco-Floreat 1959-60 South Perth 1973-74 Perth 1987-88 Subiaco-Floreat 2001-02 Subiaco-Floreat 1960-61 University 1974-75 South Perth 1988-89 North Perth 2002-03 Bayswater-Morley 1961-62 University 1975-76 Fremantle 1989-90 Claremont-Nedlands 2003-04 Scarborough 1962-63 South Perth 1976-77 Midland-Guildford 1990-91 Subiaco-Floreat

Top Performers in Pennant Cricket

BATTING BOWLING Runs Runs Wkts Wkts 11545 Rowe S.H.D. 8367 Mann A.L. 1002 Christian A.H. 592 Hoare D.E. 10004 McGuire J.P. 8329 Lavender M.P. 959 Selk R.A. 586 Baker D.J. 9758 McKenzie D.C. 8268 Rigg B.A. 932 Mann A.L. 575 Bush G.E.W. 9458 Bandy L.H. 8242 Langer R.S. 805 Bevan H.G. 571 Halcombe R.A. 9453 Ireland G.J. 8035 Taaffe F.H. 735 Bishop E.G. 565 Stubbs J.R.M. 9448 Howard H.C. 7809 Evans W.A. 724 Strauss R.B. 562 Inverarity M. 9106 Edwards A.R. 7795 Charlesworth L. 718 Evans W.A. 561 Dunn W.P. 9095 Rigg H.W.H. 7692 Bott L.C. 668 Puckett C.W. 551 Gorringe H.R. 9054 Dick I.R. 7649 Gartrell K.B. 663 Zimbulis A.G. 552 Hagdorn K.J. 9050 Vernon M.T. 7605 Varis L. 632 Everett J.S. 546 Hogan T.G. 8632 Chadwick D. 7510 Inverarity M. 619 O’Dwyer T.E. 550 O’Neill M.J. 8443 Harris D.J. 7509 Bryant R.J. 600 Edmondson H.P.D. 512 Yardley B. 8435 Randall A.C. 509 Varis L.

The Western Cricketer 199 CONSTITUTION OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION (INC.)

The Western Cricketer 201 CONTENTS

1. NAME ...... 203 12.4 Committees – Specific ...... 208 2. DEFINITIONS AND 12.5 Qualifications ...... 208 INTERPRETATION...... 203 12.6 By-Laws ...... 208 2.1 Definitions ...... 203 12.7 Indemnity ...... 208 2.2 Interpretation ...... 204 13. THE BOARD ...... 209 3. OBJECTS AND POWERS...... 204 13.1 Composition of the Board ...... 209 3.1 Objects of the Association...... 204 13.2 The President ...... 209 3.2 Powers of the Association ...... 204 13.3 Vice Presidents ...... 209 3.3 Application of Association's Property204 13.4 Members' Representatives ...... 209 3.4 Distribution or Dissolution ...... 204 13.5 Club Representatives...... 209 4. CONSTITUTION...... 204 13.6 Board Appointments ...... 209 13.7 Cricket Australia ...... 209 5. PATRON ...... 204 13.8 Casual Vacancy on the Board...... 209 6. MEMBERSHIP ...... 204 13.9 Board Meetings...... 210 6.1 Classes of Membership ...... 204 13.10Grounds on which Office 6.2 Membership By-Laws ...... 204 becomes Vacant ...... 210 6.3 Constitution Binding ...... 205 14. ELECTION OF BOARD MEMBERS..210 6.4 Register of Members ...... 205 14.1 Board Elections...... 210 7. MEMBERSHIP QUALIFICATIONS ....205 14.2 Board to Establish Election Protocol 210 7.1 Honorary Life Members ...... 205 14.3 Nominations ...... 210 7.2 Country Members ...... 205 14.4 Ballot Not Required...... 210 7.3 Junior Members...... 205 14.5 Ballot Required ...... 211 7.4 Perpetual Members ...... 205 15. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ...... 211 7.5 Lifetime Members...... 205 15.1 Appointment...... 211 7.6 Club Members and 15.2 Terms of Appointment ...... 211 Club Playing Members ...... 205 16. ASSOCIATION SECRETARY...... 211 8. ENTRANCE FEES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ...... 206 17. MEETINGS ...... 211 8.1 Entrance Fees ...... 206 17.1 Annual General Meeting...... 211 8.2 Subscriptions...... 206 17.2 General Meeting ...... 212 8.3 Board Powers regarding Entrance 17.3 Notices of Motion and Meetings ....212 Fees and Subscriptions ...... 206 17.4 Conduct of Meetings ...... 212 17.5 Voting at Meetings ...... 213 9. VOTING RIGHTS OF MEMBERS...... 206 18. ACCOUNTS ...... 213 10. MEMBERS’ RIGHTS ...... 206 18.1 Requirement for Audit ...... 213 10.1 Membership Entitlements ...... 206 18.2 Annual Report ...... 213 10.2 Right of Review...... 206 18.3 Replacement of Auditor ...... 213 11. AFFILIATED CLUBS ...... 206 19. COMMON SEAL ...... 213 11.1 Affiliation and Disaffiliation...... 206 19.1 Use of Common Seal ...... 213 11.2 Club Cricket Council ...... 207 19.2 Effect of Rule 19.1 ...... 213 11.3 Delegation to Club Cricket Council207 20. ALTERATION OF RULES ...... 213 12. MANAGEMENT OF ASSOCIATION 207 12.1 Role of the Board...... 207 21. DISPUTES ...... 214 12.2 Board Powers, Duties 22. EFFECTIVE DATE ...... 214 and Responsibilities...... 207 22.1 Date the Rules Take Effect ...... 214 12.3 Committees - General...... 208 22.2 Office Bearers ...... 214

202 The Western Cricketer 1. NAME "Constitution" means this Constitution; The name of the Association is the "Western "Cricket Australia" means the body formed Australian Cricket Association Incorporated". by member States to administer interstate and 2. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION international cricket in Australia; 2.1 Definitions "Cricket WA Game Development Committee" In this Constitution, unless the context otherwise means representatives of Cricket West, Junior requires: Cricket , Country Cricket Board,WACA Club "Act" means the Associations Incorporation Cricket Council , Schools Cricket, Indigenous Act 1987 (WA); Cricket,Women’s Cricket Advisory Committee and any other Cricket Body as determined "Affiliated Club" means a cricket club that is from time to time; affiliated with the Association in the manner described in Rule 11; "Entrance Fee" means the fee payable by an Applicant; "Annual General Meeting" or "AGM" means the annual general meeting of the "Financial Year" means each period of 12 Association described in Rule 17; months commencing on 1 July in each year; "Applicant" means an applicant for Membership; "General Meeting" means a meeting of the Association, other than an Annual General "Association" means the Western Australian Meeting; Cricket Association Incorporated; "Ground" means the sporting complex "Association Secretary" means the person known as the "WACA Ground" at Nelson described in Rule 16; Crescent, East Perth being more particularly "Board” means the body of persons constituted described as portion of Suburban lot 403 and pursuant to Rule 13 and being the whole of the land comprised in "Board member" means a person described certificate of title volume 614 folio 154a registered in Rule 13.1; in the name of the Association and "body corporate" includes any corporation, "Other Ground" means any other ground or firm, authority,incorporated or unincorporated facility that may from time to time become association and instrumentality; vested in, purchased by, leased to or otherwise held, controlled or used by the Association; "By-Law" means rules, regulations and standing orders from time to time made by the Board "Meeting" means any meeting of the Members; pursuant to Rule 12.6 and which the Board "Member" means a member of the Association resolves are By-Laws for the purposes of this and "Membership" means the status of a Constitution; Member under this Constitution; "Candidate" means a person nominated for "Member's Identity" means the means of election to the Board and who has consented identification issued under the authority of the to be so nominated; Board to the Members described in Rule 10; "Chairman" means the person described in "Members' Representative" means a member Rule 1.1(a); of the Board referred to in Rule 13.4; "Chief Executive Officer" or "CEO" means "Membership By-Laws" means the By-Laws the person appointed by the Board from time described in Rule 6.2; to time pursuant to Rule 15; "Membership Year" means each period of 12 "Closing Time" is defined in Rule 14.2; months commencing on 1 October in each year; "Club Cricket Council" means the organisation "Registered Club" means a body corporate of representatives of Affiliated Clubs and the registered by the Board as a participant in the Association that has the responsibility for the organisation and development of cricket in establishment, development, organisation and Western Australia; promotion of the Competition in accordance "Returning Officer" means the person with the Club Cricket Council Rules; described in Rule 14.2; "Club Cricket Council Rules" means the "Rule" means a rule in this Constitution; rules from time to time of the Club Cricket "Special Resolution" means a resolution Council; passed at a Meeting by at least three-quarters of "Committee" means a Committee described the Members present and voting (either in person in Rules 12.3 and 12.4; or by proxy) at that Meeting; "Competition" means the Association's District "State Cricket Committee" means the Cricket Competition described in Rule 11.2(a); committee described in Rule 1.1(a); and

The Western Cricketer 203 "Subscription" means the amount payable by 3.2 Powers of the Association a Member to renew his or her Membership for The Association shall have: the next Membership Year, or part of a (a) the powers set out in Section 13 of the Act;and Membership Year. (b) the power to do all such acts and things as 2.2 Interpretation the Board considers incidental or conducive In this Constitution, unless the context otherwise to the attainment of all or any of the requires: objects set out in Rule 3.1 (a) words importing the singular number shall 3.3 Application of Association's Property include the plural number and vice versa; The property and income of the Association (b) headings are for convenience only and do not shall be applied solely towards the promotion affect interpretation of the Constitution; and of the objects of the Association and no part of (c) references to the Act or to any provision of that property or income may be paid or otherwise the Act shall include any modification or distributed, directly or indirectly, to Members re-enactment of the Act or any provision except in good faith in the promotion of those substituted for and all regulations and statutory objects. instruments issued under the Act or any 3.4 Distribution or Dissolution such modification, re-enactment or provision. If upon the winding up or dissolution of the 3. OBJECTS AND POWERS Association there remains after satisfaction of all 3.1 Objects of the Association its debts and liabilities any property whatsoever, The objects of the Association are: the same must not be paid to or distributed among the Members, or former Members.The (a) to promote, develop and provide leadership surplus property must be given or transferred of cricket in Western Australia, including: to another association incorporated under the (i) the management, promotion and Act which has similar objects and which is not control of cricket matches between carried out for the purposes of profit or gain to Affiliated Clubs and international, its individual members and which association interstate and other representative shall be determined by resolution of the matches played in Western Australia Members. whether at the Ground or elsewhere; 4. CONSTITUTION (ii) the provision of leadership to, and The Association shall consist of the Board and encouragement of, relationships with the Members. Registered Clubs and all other persons, groups and associations involved in 5. PATRON The Board may from time to time invite and the playing or administration of subsequently appoint a person to be a Patron of cricket in Western Australia; the Association on such terms and conditions (iii) the maintenance and promotion of as the Board sees fit. In the first instance, an the affiliation of the Association with, invitation shall be extended to the Governor and its representation on the board of for the time being of the State of Western Cricket Australia and with such other Australia to act as Patron of the Association. body or bodies as the Board thinks fit; and 6. MEMBERSHIP 6.1 Classes of Membership (iv) the maintenance and promotion of Members shall be divided into the following relationships between the Association classes, namely: and other members of Cricket Australia; (a) Honorary Life Member; (b) to control, manage, improve and promote, to (b) Ordinary Member; the greatest extent possible, the use of the (c) Country Member; Ground to provide facilities for cricket and (d) Junior Member; sports of all other descriptions for the benefit (e) Perpetual Member; of Members and the public at large; and (f) Lifetime Member; (c) to control, manage, improve and promote, to the greatest extent possible, the use of (g) Club Member; the Ground for the purposes of public (h) Club Playing Member; and recreation, concerts, entertainment, (i) any other class of Member as determined amusements and any other activity for the by the Board from time to time. benefit of the public at large.

204 The Western Cricketer 6.2 Membership By-Laws privileges of Membership and be exempt Subject to these Rules: from the payment of the Entrance Fee and (a) the classes of Membership; Subscriptions. (b) the procedures for expulsion from, or 7.2 Country Members suspension of, Membership; Persons aged 18 years or more residing within Western Australia and more than 80 kilometres (c) the numbers of Members in each class; (or such other distance as the Board may (d) the benefits and privileges attaching to determine) from the General Post Office, Perth Membership of any class (including the (with such distance deemed to be determined recognition of any existing rights and by the shortest rail or road route) may be elected privileges of a special, concessional or Country Members and on election shall be extraordinary nature that are enjoyed by,or entitled to all the rights and privileges of available to certain Members only); Membership. (e) the terms and conditions (including 7.3 Junior Members Entrance Fees and Subscriptions) applying (a) Persons aged under 18 years of age may be to Membership of any class; elected Junior Members. (f) requirements and procedures relating to (b) Junior Members shall not participate in the applications for Membership, entry and management of the Association,or be entitled election; to a vote, but on election and subject to the (g) procedures relating to waiting lists for any provisions of the Liquor Licensing Act class of Membership; and 1988 (WA) shall be entitled to all the other (h) any other matter relating to Membership rights and privileges of Membership. and a Member’s relationship with (c) On attaining the age of 18 years and on Association, shall be as determined from payment of the appropriate Subscription, time to time by the By-Laws the Junior Member shall be entitled to all ("Membership By-Laws"). the rights and privileges of Membership. 6.3 Constitution Binding 7.4 Perpetual Members This Constitution and Membership By-Laws (a) The Board may elect such persons or shall be binding on the Members. corporations not exceeding 35 at any one 6.4 Register of Members time to be Perpetual Members. (a) The Association shall maintain a register of (b) Perpetual Members shall be entitled to Members at the Association's registered exercise all the rights and privileges of office or at such other place as the Board Membership. determines, in which the name, address and 7.5 Lifetime Members other contact details of each Member shall (a) The Board may elect such persons or be entered. corporations not exceeding 100 at any one (b) The Association Secretary shall cause the time to be Lifetime Members. name of a Member who dies or who (b) Lifetime Members shall be entitled to otherwise for any reason ceases to be a exercise all the rights and privileges of Member, to be removed from the register. Membership. (c) Upon request to the Association Secretary (c) Lifetime Membership determines upon the a Member may inspect the register of death of the Lifetime Member if a natural Members. person or after the expiration of 10 years 7. MEMBERSHIP QUALIFICATIONS from the date of election in the case of a 7.1 Honorary Life Members corporate Lifetime Member. (a) A person may be nominated by the Board 7.6 Club Members and Club Playing Members as an Honorary Life Member in consideration (a) Any person who is a financial member of of special service by that person rendered either an Affiliated Club or a Registered to the Association or in the advancement of Club and who holds the office of Club cricket. President, Secretary or representative to the (b) A person so nominated shall become an Club Cricket Council, may be elected as a Honorary Life Member if the nomination Club Member for so long as that person is approved at the Annual General Meeting holds such office and on election shall be held next after such nomination. entitled to all the rights and privileges of (c) Honorary Life Members during their lifetime Membership. shall be entitled to all the rights and (b) Any person who is a financial playing

The Western Cricketer 205 member of either an Affiliated Club or a 10. MEMBERS’ RIGHTS Registered Club may be elected a Club 10.1 Membership Entitlements Playing Member and on election shall be Subject to Rule 8.2 and compliance with this entitled to all the rights and privileges of Constitution and the By-Laws, all Members: Membership. (a) shall be issued with a Member Identity as 8. ENTRANCE FEES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS described in the Membership By-Laws 8.1 Entrance Fees which confers on the Member rights and Every Applicant other than an Applicant: privileges for admission to the Ground: (a) for Honorary Life Membership, Perpetual (i) during the conduct of cricket matches Membership or Lifetime Membership; or played under the auspices of the (b) who has played cricket for Western Association or Cricket Australia; and Australia as a playing member of a selected (ii) at other times and upon payment of team or umpired (other than in the capacity an entry fee as the Board may determine of a “third” or emergency umpire) in from time to time; matches classified by Cricket Australia as (b) may exercise all other rights and privileges first class matches, shall pay to the pertaining to the relevant class of Association an Entrance Fee as determined Membership from time to time; and by the Board. (c) may upon reasonable request to the 8.2 Subscriptions Association Secretary inspect the records (a) Every Member other than an Honorary and documents of the Association provided Life Member, Perpetual Member and that in the Board’s reasonable opinion such Lifetime Member must pay the records and documents are not confidential. Subscription as determined by the Board for each Membership Year, by no later than 10.2 Right of Review 1 October to continue to enjoy the rights A Member who is expelled or suspended from and privileges of Membership. the Association or otherwise penalised by the Board by reason of that Member’s misconduct (b) A Member who is required as a condition or misbehaviour may object to that decision of Membership to pay the Subscription and seek a review of that decision by the may not enjoy or benefit from any Members in General Meeting, or at the Annual Membership rights or privileges or vote at General Meeting next following the Board’s any Meeting unless in the case of a decision. The Board’s decision shall have full Meeting held in the Membership Year, the force and effect pending the outcome of the Member has paid the Subscription for that Members’ review. Membership Year or in the case of the Annual General Meeting, the Member had 11. AFFILIATED CLUBS paid the Subscription as at the end of the 11.1 Affiliation and Disaffiliation previous Membership Year. (a) The Association may from time to time enter into agreements with bodies corporate 8.3 Board Powers regarding Entrance Fees in connection with the conduct of the and Subscriptions Competition as the Board determines and The Board may in its absolute discretion: may vary, extend or amend any such (a) increase the Entrance Fee, and Subscription agreement and such bodies ("Affiliated from time to time by any amount not Clubs") shall thereupon become affiliated exceeding 20% thereof in any one with the Association. Membership Year; (b) The procedure for the disaffiliation of an (b) exempt any Applicant from payment of the Affiliated Club (the "relevant Club") from whole or any part of the Entrance Fee; and the Association shall be as follows: (c) exempt any Member from payment of the (i) If either: whole or any part of the Subscription and (A) the State Cricket Committee by allow that Member to retain Membership for majority vote on a referral by the such period as is determined by the Board. Club Cricket Council, recommends 9. VOTING RIGHTS OF MEMBERS disaffiliation and the Board by majority Subject to Rule 8.2, all Members (other than vote accepts that recommendation; or Junior Members or any Members of a class (B) the Board, by three-quarters majority which does not entitle its Members to vote) vote, considers that the conduct of the shall be entitled to vote and take part in any relevant Club has been detrimental to Meeting. the Competition or cricket in Western

206 The Western Cricketer Australia, then, within 3 business days (b) The Board shall have the ultimate respon- of the Board’s resolution, a written sibility for organisational matters and for statement specifying the grounds the strategic planning of the Association upon which the relevant Club should and for cricket in Western Australia. be disaffiliated from the Association (c) The Board shall appoint such management shall be sent to the President of the as may be required to properly administer relevant Club at the Club's registered the business and affairs of the Association. address for the service of notices as stated in the relevant Affiliation Agreement with (d) To the extent that it is practicable to do so, the Association. all funds of the Association shall be held in one or more bank accounts in the name of (ii) The Association Secretary shall convene the Association controlled by the Board, a General Meeting to be held no later which shall nominate from time to time than 28 days after the Board’s resolution the persons authorised to operate those and with the notice of that meeting accounts and the manner of their operation. shall send a copy of the Board's written statement to each Member entitled to (e) The Board shall provide for the custody of vote. records, books, documents and securities of the Association which shall be held at the (iii) The business of the General Meeting registered office of the Association or such shall be to consider and if thought fit, other place as the Board determines. pass as a Special Resolution that the relevant Club be forthwith disaffiliated (f) In carrying out its functions and discharging from the Association. its duties the Board shall adopt and adhere to principles of good corporate governance (c) An Affiliated Club may voluntarily that promote ethical and responsible decision- disaffiliate from the Association by making, safeguard the integrity of the giving written notice to the chairman Association's finances and financial reporting of the State Cricket Committee and systems, respect the rights of Members, disaffiliation shall take effect on recognise and manage risk and encourage acceptance of that notice by the Board. enhanced performance by the Board and 11.2 Club Cricket Council management. (a) There shall be a Club Cricket Council 12.2 Board Powers, Duties and Responsibilities comprising a chairman for the time being Without limiting Rule 12.1, the Board is of the Club Cricket Council, 1 representative entrusted with the following functions, powers, from each Affiliated Club and 1 representative duties and responsibilities: appointed by the Board. (a) to act at all times in a prudent and responsible (b) The Club Cricket Council’s primary manner and in the best interests of the responsibility is the establishment, devel- Association, the Members, Affiliated Clubs opment, organisation and promotion of and cricket in Western Australia; the Competition staged and arranged between Affiliated Clubs in accordance (b) to elect Members in accordance with the with the Club Cricket Council Rules. By-Laws; (c) At the annual general meeting of the Club (c) from time to time to invest the Cricket Council a chairman and a deputy Association's money in the same way that chairman shall be appointed for a term trust funds may be invested under Part 3 of expiring at its next annual general meeting. the Trustees Act 1962 (WA); Upon ratification of the appointment by (d) in such manner and on such terms as the the Board, the chairman shall preside at Board thinks fit on behalf of the Association: Club Cricket Council meetings. (i) to borrow, raise and/or secure the 11.3 Delegation to Club Cricket Council payment of money and mortgage and The Board may from time to time delegate to charge the assets of the Association; the Club Cricket Council such functions, powers, (ii) to sell, lease, let, hire and dispose of authorities and responsibilities as the Board any real and personal property of the determines. Association and grant rights and 12. MANAGEMENT OF ASSOCIATION privileges thereover; and 12.1 Role of the Board (iii) to purchase, take on lease or otherwise (a) The business and affairs of the Association acquire any real or personal property, shall be governed and directed by the Board. provided that the Board shall not:

The Western Cricketer 207 (iv) mortgage, charge, pledge or encumber annually from the Cricket WA Game by way of security by any means Development Committee. The State whatsoever or howsoever the assets Cricket Committee shall have the respon- owned by the Association (including sibility to provide strategic leadership to the Ground) or the income of the the Association on all cricket matters. It Association; will lead and guide cricket in Western (v) dispose of any real property of the Australia, develop cricket strategy and pol- Association; or icy on cricket for adoption by the Board and oversee the implementation of its (vi) acquire any real property for the strategies and the Board’s policies and the Association, without the approval of functions delegated to the Club Cricket Members in General Meeting. Council from time to time pursuant to the (e) to do all things and make and perform all power and authority granted to it by the contracts which in the Board's judgement Board. are necessary or desirable for the purpose (b) The Finance and Audit Committee of carrying into effect the objects of the Association referred to in Rule 3; There shall be a Finance and Audit Committee. The function of the Finance (f) to exercise all functions and powers as may and Audit Committee is to review the be exercised by the Association other than accounts and financial position of the those that are required by this Constitution Association and oversee the preparation of to be exercised by a Meeting; the financial statements of the Association. (g) to promote, develop and lead cricket in 12.5 Qualifications Western Australia; No person may: (h) to manage, develop and use the Ground in (a) be a Board member or a Committee member the manner and on such terms, as the or Club Cricket Council member; or Board determines including the setting of admission charges for Ground entry; and (b) otherwise take part in any aspect of the administration or direction of the (i) to perform all acts and do all such things Association in any capacity (other than as which in the Board's judgement are necessary an employee of the Association), unless that or desirable for the proper management of person is a Member. the Association. 12.6 By-Laws 12.3 Committees - General (a) The Board may from time to time make (a) The Board may from time to time establish By-Laws that are not inconsistent with one or more Committees (which may be these Rules or the Act and which are, in the standing or ad hoc) and delegate to such Board's judgement, necessary or desirable for Committees such functions, powers, carrying out and giving effect to the Rules authorities and responsibilities as the Board or are required for the proper management from time to time determines. of the Association and the regulation of (b) The Board shall establish the Committees Membership and those By-Laws shall have described in Rule 12.4. the same force and effect as if they were (c) Committees may comprise (in such numbers Rules and were embodied in this as the Board determines) Board members Constitution.The Board may from time to and non-Board members. time alter, vary or rescind any By-Laws (d) The power and authority of the Board at made by it. all times prevails over any power and (b) The Board shall within a reasonable period authority vested with any Committee and of time notify the Members of the the Club Cricket Council. Membership By-Laws and of any alteration, 12.4 Committees – Specific variation or rescission of those By-Laws. (a) The State Cricket Committee 12.7 Indemnity There shall be a State Cricket Committee (a) The Association shall use its reasonable comprising 4 members appointed annually endeavours to effect and maintain an insurance by the Board immediately following the policy in terms consistent with generally Annual General Meeting, 3 persons accepted insurance industry practices (with appointed annually by the Club Cricket usual exclusions and conditions) so far as is Council in accordance with Club Cricket reasonably available at a reasonable cost, to Council Rules and 3 persons appointed indemnify its officers against any liability incurred by them or any of them in, or

208 The Western Cricketer arising out of, the conduct of the business General Meeting as follows: of the Board, Committee or Club Cricket (a) 2 Vice-Presidents shall hold office until the Council (as the case may be) or in, or arising next but one succeeding Annual General out of, the discharge of the duties of an officer. Meeting and shall be eligible for re-election; (b) Where such liability incurred by an officer and exceeds the amount actually received from (b) 2 Vice-Presidents shall hold office until the an insurer under any insurance policy or is next succeeding Annual General Meeting not covered by an insurance policy, the and shall be eligible for re-election. Board in its absolute and unfettered discretion and in good faith may make a further payment 13.4 Members' Representatives in or towards satisfaction of that liability The Members' Representatives shall each be Provided always that no such payment may elected for a term of 2 years by the Members be made to indemnify any officer against at the Annual General Meeting as follows: liability incurred by that officer as a result (a) 3 Members’ Representatives shall hold of conduct adjudged by a Court to be office until the next but one succeeding criminal or fraudulent nor unless the Board is Annual General Meeting and shall be eligible satisfied that the officer has acted in good faith. for reelection; and (c) In this Rule 12.7,“liability” means all costs, (b) 3 Members’ Representatives shall hold charges, losses, damages, expenses, penalties office until the next succeeding Annual and liabilities of any kind including, in General Meeting and shall be eligible for particular, legal costs incurred in defending reelection. any proceedings or appearing before any 13.5 Club Representatives court, tribunal, government authority or The Club Representatives shall each be otherwise, and all appeals therefrom; and appointed annually by the Club Cricket “officer” means each member of the Board, Council in accordance with the Club Cricket Committee and Club Cricket Council. Council Rules. (d) The Board shall not be obliged to effect an 13.6 Board Appointments insurance policy pursuant to paragraph (a), At the first Board meeting held after the Annual if it considers that no suitable policy is General Meeting, the Board shall appoint: available on terms or at a cost which the Board in its absolute discretion considers (a) a Chairman and Deputy Chairman from its reasonable; and no officer shall be entitled membership for a term expiring at the next to bring an action against the Association Annual General Meeting. The Chairman or the Board by reason of the failure of the shall preside at Board meetings. The Association to effect a policy of insurance Deputy Chairman shall act as Chairman in pursuant to paragraph (a).” the absence of the appointed Chairman; and 13. THE BOARD (b) a Member to be the Honorary Treasurer for a term expiring at the next Annual 13.1 Composition of the Board General Meeting. The Board shall consist of: 13.7 Cricket Australia (a) the President of the Association; (a) At the first Board Meeting held after the (b) 4 Vice-Presidents; Annual General Meeting, the Board shall (c) the Honorary Treasurer; appoint 2 Board members to serve as the (d) 6 Members’ Representatives; and Association's representatives on the board of Cricket Australia. (e) 4 Club Representatives. (b) The Association's appointed representatives 13.2 The President shall undertake all tasks necessary to facilitate (a) The President shall be elected for a term of the flow of information between Cricket 2 years by the Members at the Annual Australia and the Board in order to assist General Meeting and is eligible for re-election. the Board and Cricket Australia in the (b) The President shall preside at all Meetings performance of their respective functions. and shall represent the Association on (c) The Board may terminate at any time any ceremonial occasions. In the absence of the such appointment and appoint another President, the most senior Vice-President Board member. then present shall act for the President. 13.8 Casual Vacancy on the Board 13.3 Vice Presidents (a) A casual vacancy occurring on the Board as The Vice-Presidents shall each be elected for a a result of the death, retirement, removal or term of 2 years by the Members at the Annual

The Western Cricketer 209 resignation of a Board member may be (b) The Board shall remove a Board member filled by an appointment made by the Board. from office if that member: (b) Where the person appointed by the Board (i) becomes an insolvent under adminis- under Rule 1.1(a) has filled the position of tration; a Board member elected by the Members, (ii) is not permitted under the Corporations that person must retire at the next Annual Act to be a director of a company; General Meeting immediately following the appointment made by the Board, but is (iii) resigns by notice in writing to the eligible for reelection. Chairman or Association Secretary; or 13.9 Board Meetings (iv) ceases to hold any qualification which was a condition of that Member's (a) The Board shall meet regularly and as membership. required to transact the business of the Association. 14. ELECTION OF BOARD MEMBERS (b) A meeting of the Board must be called by 14.1 Board Elections the Chairman upon receipt of a requisition The election of the President, the Vice- signed by at least 7 Board members, which Presidents and the Members' Representatives describes the business to be considered at to the Board shall be conducted in accordance the requested meeting. with this Rule 14. (c) 7 Board members constitute a quorum for 14.2 Board to Establish Election Protocol a Board meeting and no business will be A reasonable time before the AGM the Board transacted by the Board unless a quorum is shall: present within 30 minutes of the time (a) appoint two suitably credentialled persons appointed for the start of the meeting. independent of the Association, one of (d) Questions arising at any Board meeting whom shall act as Returning Officer, the will be determined by a majority of votes other of whom shall act in that role should and will be decided by show of hands the first-named be unavailable at any time unless a ballot is demanded, in which case for any reason,to carry out any of the functions the matter will be decided by ballot in the or responsibilities of that office, assisted by manner prescribed by the Chairman presiding the Association Secretary; at the meeting. The Chairman shall have (b) set a date and hour up to which nominations both a deliberative and a casting vote. for office may be received ("Closing (e) The Association Secretary shall minute Time"), such date being at least 28 days proceedings and resolutions of all Board prior to the date of the AGM; and meetings in an appropriate manner. (c) require the Returning Officer and the (f) Should all, or so many, of the Board at any Association Secretary to notify all time have died, resigned or been removed Members in writing of the request for so that it is impossible to obtain a quorum nominations at least 7 days prior to the for a Board meeting, the Chief Executive Closing Time. Notification shall be given Officer shall immediately convene a in the manner described in Rule 1.1(c). General Meeting to which Rule 14 shall apply. 14.3 Nominations 13.10 Grounds on which Office becomes Vacant (a) All nominations for office: (a) The Board may remove a Board member (i) must be in writing signed by 2 from office if that member: Members entitled to vote at the AGM (i) becomes of unsound mind or physically and accompanied by the written consent or mentally incapable of performing of the Candidate; and the functions of a Board member; (ii) must be received by the Returning (ii) fails to attend Board meetings for a Officer, care of the Association continuous period of 3 months or Secretary prior to the Closing Time. fails to attend 3 consecutive meetings (b) A Candidate may withdraw his or her of the Board, without leave of absence nomination at any time prior to the from the Board; or commencement of the AGM. (iii) in the opinion of the Board has 14.4 Ballot Not Required engaged in conduct detrimental to If at the Annual General Meeting the the interests of the Association, Returning Officer signs a declaration that: including a breach of this Constitution (a) any of the positions described in Rule 14.1 or any By-Law. cannot be filled because of a lack of

210 The Western Cricketer nominations for that position, the withdrawal for each Candidate is present in the counting of a nomination or by the death of a room at any one time. Candidate, then Rule 13.8 shall apply in (g) The Returning Officer shall certify the respect of that position; result and, if appropriate, the number of (b) the number of Candidates nominated for a votes attained by each Candidate in the position is equal to, or less than, the number form of a signed Returning Officer’s of vacancies to be filled, the Chairman of declaration addressed to the Chairman of the AGM shall declare that Candidate or those the AGM.The Returning Officer’s declaration Candidates for that position, duly elected. shall be read at the AGM and the successful 14.5 Ballot Required Candidates declared elected. If the number of Candidates nominated are (h) If 2 or more Candidates for election greater than the number of vacancies to be achieve an equal number of votes, the filled for a position, a ballot shall be conducted Chairman of the AGM (if not a Candidate) in accordance with the following procedures: shall have a casting vote. If the Chairman is (a) After the Closing Time the Returning a Candidate he or she shall vacate the chair Officer shall: at a convenient time during the AGM and the AGM shall be chaired by the most senior (i) determine the order of each Vice-President who shall exercise the casting Candidate on the ballot paper; and vote. In the event that there is no Vice- (ii) invite each Candidate to provide a President in attendance at the AGM, the written profile, not exceeding 250 Members then present shall elect another words by the date which is no later eligible person on a show of hands as than 7 days after the Closing Time. Chairman who shall exercise the casting vote. (b) The Association Secretary shall, within 14 (i) The declaration of the Returning Officer as to: days after the Closing Time forward to each (i) the validity of any vote; Member entitled to vote at the AGM: (ii) the right of any Member to vote; (i) a ballot paper listing the Candidates and the positions each has been (iii) which votes shall be counted; and nominated for; (iv) generally as to the conduct of the ballot (ii) the profile of each Candidate (as and the rights of scrutineers,shall be final. described in Rule 1.1(a)) provided 15. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER that in the Board’s and the Returning 15.1 Appointment Officer's reasonable opinion the profile The Board shall appoint a Chief Executive is not defamatory or otherwise scandalous Officer who shall be responsible for the day to or offensive; day management of the business and affairs of (iii) information on how to complete the the Association and shall have the powers and ballot paper, including the date the undertake the responsibilities as determined Returning Officer, assisted by the and in the manner determined, from time to Association Secretary, determines that time by the Board. the ballot will close; and 15.2 Terms of Appointment (iv) information on the voting procedure The Chief Executive Officer shall be remunerated that will apply to the election, as in such manner and in such amount as the Board determined from time to time by the shall from time to time determine. Returning Officer, assisted by the 16. ASSOCIATION SECRETARY Association Secretary. The Board shall appoint an Association (c) The ballot shall close not later than 5.00pm Secretary who shall be responsible for supporting 7 days preceding the AGM. the Board and Committees at their respective (d) The Association Secretary shall make available meetings, and the President at Meetings. to the Returning Officer a certified list of 17. MEETINGS Members who are entitled to vote. 17.1 Annual General Meeting (e) The Returning Officer shall appoint such The Annual General Meeting shall be held in assistants as he or she deems necessary for September of each year. In addition to any the conduct of the ballot. other business which may be transacted at an (f) Each Candidate may appoint a scrutineer AGM in conformity with the Rules, the business or scrutineers to attend the counting of of an AGM shall include: votes provided that not more than 1 scrutineer (a) confirmation of the minutes of the preceding

The Western Cricketer 211 AGM and of any General Meeting held has so elected by electronic message since that AGM (if the relevant Meeting to the electronic address of that did not authorise the Board to confirm Member as it appears in the register of those minutes); Members; or (b) appointment of a body corporate or individual (ii) by publishing the Notice of Meeting person to be the Auditor, who shall hold (including any notices of motion) in office until the next AGM; “The West Australian” or any other (c) receipt from the Board of reports on the newspaper with a general circulation activities of the Association during the in Western Australia as may be determined preceding Financial Year; by the Board. (d) receipt of a report on the audited financial (d) The accidental omission to give notice of a statements of the Association for the Meeting to, or the nonreceipt of notice of preceding Financial Year; a Meeting by,a Member entitled to receive that notice does not invalidate any resolution (e) the declaration of the appointment of the passed at that Meeting. elected Members' Representatives and office-bearers; (e) The Board may, by notice in accordance with Rule 1.1(c) postpone or cancel any (f) receipt, debate and resolution on notices of Meeting called under Rules 1.1(a)(i) and (iii). motion lodged in accordance with Rule 1.1(a); and 17.4 Conduct of Meetings (a) The President will preside as Chairman at (g) the dealing with any other general business every Meeting and shall have both a that either the Board considers may properly deliberative and a casting vote. be dealt with, or the Chairman determines at the AGM should be dealt with, at the (b) Where a Meeting is held and the President Annual General Meeting. is not present within 15 minutes after the time appointed for the holding of the 17.2 General Meeting Meeting or vacates the chair for any reason, (a) A General Meeting shall be called: the most senior Vice-President then present (i) by the Chairman of the Board or the shall be Chairman. If there is no Vice- Chief Executive Officer, following President in attendance at the Meeting resolution by the Board; those Members present in person or by (ii) on the written request of not less than proxy and entitled to vote at the Meeting 50 Members; or will elect one of their number to be (iii) under Rules 1.1(b)(ii) and 1.1(f). Chairman of the Meeting. (b) The objects of such General Meeting and (c) At all Meetings, 25 Members entitled to the subject matter of any resolution or vote at that Meeting and present in person Special Resolution sought to be passed or by proxy shall constitute a quorum and shall be expressed in such resolution or no item of business shall be transacted at a Special Resolution. Meeting unless a quorum is present during the time the Meeting is considering that item. 17.3 Notices of Motion and Meetings (a) A Member wishing to have a motion (d) If a quorum of Members is not present considered at an AGM must give written within 30 minutes after the time appointed notice to the Chief Executive Officer of for commencement, the Meeting shall the proposed motion by 15 August preceding stand adjourned to such day (being within the Annual General Meeting or such later 14 days), time and place as the Chairman date as the Chairman of the Board shall shall nominate and announce at the allow in his or her absolute discretion. Meeting. If at the adjourned Meeting a quorum is not present within 30 minutes (b) At least 14 days’ written notice of the time, after the appointed time for the commence- place and objects of any Meeting (including ment of the Meeting, those Members then any notices of motion) shall be given to present in person or by proxy and entitled Members entitled to vote at that Meeting. to vote at the Meeting shall constitute a (c) Notice of each Meeting may be given at quorum. the discretion of the Board either: (e) The Chairman of a Meeting at which a (i) by sending the Notice of Meeting quorum is present: either by post to each Member at that (i) may with the consent of a majority of Member's address as it appears in the the Members present and entitled to register of Members, or if a Member vote; and

212 The Western Cricketer (ii) must, if so directed by a majority of as so recorded. the Members present and entitled to (e) Both on a show of hands and on a poll, a vote, adjourn the Meeting from time resolution (other than a Special Resolution) to time and from place to place. is passed if more than one half of the total (f) The only business which an adjourned number of votes cast on the resolution are Meeting may deal with is business which cast in favour of that resolution. was left unfinished from the Meeting (f) A Member entitled to vote at a Meeting which was adjourned. may appoint another Member who is entitled 17.5 Voting at Meetings to vote as the first-named Member's proxy (a) Every resolution put to a vote at a Meeting to attend and vote at that Meeting on his or must be determined by a show of hands her behalf. unless a poll is demanded either before or (g) A Member, including the Chairman, may on declaration of the result of the vote on not be the proxy for more than 1 Member. a show of hands. (h) The instrument of proxy shall be in writing (b) Where a resolution is determined by a under the hand of the appointing Member show of hands a declaration by the and must be received by the Association Chairman of the Meeting that the resolution Secretary not less than 48 hours prior to has been carried,carried unanimously,carried the time fixed for the commencement of without dissent, carried by a particular the Meeting to which the proxy relates. majority or lost is conclusive evidence of the fact so declared without proof of the 18. ACCOUNTS number or proportion of votes cast for or 18.1 Requirement for Audit against that resolution and an entry in the The accounts of the Association in respect of book containing the minutes of that each Financial Year shall be audited before the Meeting recording that declaration is conclusive Annual General Meeting by the Association’s evidence of the fact that the declaration appointed auditor. was made as so recorded. 18.2 Annual Report (c) A demand for a poll may be made by a The Auditor's report together with a Statement Member present at the Meeting or by the of Income and Expenditure and such other Chairman of the Meeting.The demand for documents as may be prescribed by the Act, a poll does not prevent the continuance of shall be set out in the Annual Report and a a Meeting for the transaction of any business copy provided by post or electronic message to except in respect of the resolution for each Member entitled to vote at least 14 days which the poll is demanded. before the Annual General Meeting. A Member may elect not to be provided with a (d) If a poll is demanded for the voting on a copy of the Annual Report. resolution: 18.3 Replacement of Auditor (i) if the resolution is for the adjournment If the Association’s appointed auditor ceases to of the Meeting, the poll must be taken hold office before the next AGM, the Board immediately at the place and in the may appoint a replacement auditor who shall manner that the Chairman of the hold office until the next AGM. Meeting determines and declares to the Meeting; 19. COMMON SEAL (ii) in all other cases, the poll must be 19.1 Use of Common Seal taken at the time and place and in the The Association shall have a Common Seal manner that the Chairman of the which may on the authority of the Board, be Meeting determines and declares to affixed to any deed, agreement, instrument or the Meeting; other document and shall be signed by any 2 duly authorised members of the Board witnessed (iii) the result of the poll, as disclosed by by the Chief Executive Officer or Association the Chairman of the Meeting at Secretary or other person duly authorised by which the result is declared, is a the Board.Any deed, agreement or instrument resolution of the Meeting at which so executed shall be deemed to be duly executed the poll is demanded; and by the Association. (iv) an entry in the book containing the 19.2 Effect of Rule 19.1 minutes of the Meeting at which the Nothing in Rule 19.1 limits the provisions of result is declared recording that section 14 of the Act. declaration is conclusive evidence of the fact that the declaration was made

The Western Cricketer 213 20. ALTERATION OF RULES The Rules may be suspended, varied, altered, added to, or repealed by Special Resolution at a Meeting and in accordance with, and subject to, sections 17, 18, and 19 of the Act. 21. DISPUTES Any dispute or objection as to the meaning or interpretation of the Constitution shall be settled or determined by the Board, such decision shall be final and binding on all Members. 22. EFFECTIVE DATE 22.1 Date the Rules Take Effect (a) These Rules shall come into operation on the date specified in the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s written notice provided under section 19 of the Act (in this Rule 22 the "effective date") and all rules, by-laws and regulations in force prior to such date are hereby repealed. (b) Rule 22.1 shall not affect the validity of anything done under such repealed rules, by-laws and regulations. (c) The existing relationship between the Association and bodies corporate in connection with the conduct of the Competition shall continue on the same terms and conditions pending entry into the agreements described in Rule 1.1(a). 22.2 Office Bearers (a) All office-bearers of the Association in office immediately prior to the effective date shall continue in office as if these Rules had been in force when such office-bearers were elected to office. (b) The President in office on the effective date shall hold office only to the next Annual General Meeting. (c) Rule 1.1(a) shall apply to the two Vice- Presidents in office on the effective date who were elected to office at the AGM immediately preceding the effective date and Rule 1.1(b) shall apply to the other Vice-Presidents. (d) Rule 1.1(a) shall apply to the 3 Members’ Representatives in office on the effective date who were elected to office at the AGM immediately preceding the effective date and Rule 1.1(b) shall apply to the other Members’ Representatives.

214 The Western Cricketer The WACA Ground

The Western Cricketer 215 WACA Fixtures 2004-05

OCTOBER 2004 Friday, 15 ING Cup Retravision Warriors v Cascade Tasmanian Tigers D/N Sunday, 17 – Wednesday, 20 Pura Cup Retravision Warriors v Cascade Tasmanian Tigers

NOVEMBER 2004 Friday, 19 ING Cup Retravision Warriors v XXXX Queensland Bulls D/N Sunday, 21 – Wednesday, 24 Pura Cup Retravision Warriors v XXXX Queensland Bulls

DECEMBER 2004 Tuesday, 7 Tour Match Cricket Australia Chairman’s XI v Pakistan (Lilac Hill) Thursday, 9 – Sunday, 12 RE/MAX Cup Retravision Warriors v Pakistan Thursday, 16 – Monday, 20 Test Match Australia v Pakistan

JANUARY 2005 Sunday, 2 ING Cup Retravision Warriors v NSW Speedblitz Blues D/N Friday, 14 ING Cup Retravision Warriors v Victorian Bushrangers D/N Sunday, 16 – Wednesday, 19 Pura Cup Retravision Warriors v Victorian Bushrangers Sunday, 30 VB ODI Australia v Pakistan D/N

FEBRUARY 2005 Tuesday, 1 VB ODI Pakistan v West Indies Day Friday, 4 ING Cup Retravision Warriors v West End Redbacks D/N Sunday, 20 ING Cup Final – To be confirmed Day Thursday 24 – Sunday, 27 Pura Cup Retravision Warriors v NSW Speedblitz Blues

MARCH 2005 Thursday, 3 – Sunday, 6 Pura Cup Retravision Warriors v West End Redbacks Thursday, 10 Rose Bowl* Australia v New Zealand (Lilac Hill) Saturday, 12 Rose Bowl* Australia v New Zealand Sunday, 13 Rose Bowl* Australia v New Zealand Friday, 18 – Tuesday, 22 Pura Cup Final – To be confirmed

*Women’s Cricket One Day International

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