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I would like to extend a very warm welcome to everyone who has joined us in our beautiful region for the 2017 U17 National Championships. I’m sure you are looking forward to doing your best for your state. You are here at a very special time as we celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Naming of the Sunshine Coast, honouring our past and looking towards what is sure to be a very bright future. The modern-day Sunshine Coast is renowned for hosting outstanding events in a wide range of sports, both outdoors and indoors. These titles will showcase the best young cricketers in our nation and is part of a summer of cricket on the Coast that also includes the Sunshine Coast Smash matches between the and Renegades in December. I’m sure you will enjoy the outstanding facilities we have here at the Elizabeth Daniels Sports Complex at Buderim, Caloundra Cricket Club and Landsborough Cricket Club, as well as our spectacular spring weather For those of you who are new to the Sunshine Coast, you have arrived in a family friendly region that loves its sport, especially when it comes to participating and celebrating the feats of others, and keeping fit and healthy. Best of luck to all competitors and I look forward to seeing you back here in the future.

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UNDER 17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017/18 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA HAZLEWOOD Q&A

AT JUST 17 YEARS OF AGE, JOSH HAZLEWOOD MADE HIS SHEFFIELD SHIELD DEBUT FOR NEW SOUTH WALES. TWO YEARS LATER, HE WAS PLAYING FOR AUSTRALIA. NOW, AT 26, HE’S ONE OF THE BEST FAST BOWLERS IN THE WORLD.

Josh, what’s life like as a professional cricketer? It’s a pretty good lifestyle. You grow up thinking you might be a chance at some stage to play cricket for a living. For it to be a reality now, it’s a pretty special time. It doesn’t last forever, so you’ve got to enjoy it while you can as much as you can. Even though there’s a lot of pressure, you’ve got to get that enjoyment out of it or there’s no real point in playing.

How did you first get involved in the game? I first started playing probably the same as everyone else, in the backyard as early as I could pick up a bat. I had a brother about two years older than me, so I played with him forever in the backyard. There weren’t many schools around where I grew up, so we had to mix teams from different schools and different ages as well to get the numbers. I was fortunate in a way to play against guys two and three years older than me straight away.

8 What was your Pathway from junior cricket to representing Australia? My journey was a little bit different, being from the country. I played representative cricket for Tamworth from Under 12s to Under 16s with a few teams, and played in the local representative competition. You go to heaps of trials and hopefully make the teams. Along with the junior cricket and representative cricket, I played for Old Boys CC in Tamworth. What did it mean to you to receive There’s four grades in Tamworth and I played your Baggy Green cap? 4th Grade at 11 or 12, and then pretty much went straight to 1st Grade at about 13. Being a It was a special time. I didn’t get my Baggy 13-year-old playing with men, you learned a lot Green until just before my 24th birthday. There pretty quickly and I think that’s probably where was talk around the traps that I’d always end you can get a leg up in the country compared up getting it, but you don’t trust the word of to the city. anyone until you actually have it in your hands! It was pretty special, up in Brisbane against What was your National Championships . Glenn McGrath presented it to me – he experience like… and are you still playing had a similar story, being from the country and with some of those teammates now? a fast bowler, so it was great to have him there Absolutely – is one who I played to present that. with in my first state Under 17s carnival. He’d Do you have a favourite on-field moment – only just given up the gloves and started a career highlight so far? bowling, so he was still pretty raw, but we obviously know where he is now! There were Team efforts stick out a lot, above individual ones. quite a few guys from different states as well. The 2015 World Cup final, being part of that was I played one Under 17s tournament when I was pretty special at a packed MCG. Things like an a year young, and then I played two Under 19s overseas Test victory in India, not many teams tournaments at two years young and one year have achieved that. Even though we lost the young. It was that first big step towards when series, we won a Test match in India which was you think you might have that chance to be a a pretty special moment, and probably playing professional cricketer. at Lords I think and winning that Test against England quite convincingly. What made you realise you were good enough to compete against the world’s best? What would your advice be to the players at this year’s Under 17 Championships? I played one ODI when I was still 19, and I don’t Not to take the game too seriously at that think I was ready at that stage but it was a good eye-opener. Obviously you don’t think you’re age, to enjoy every opportunity and every good enough at that stage to compete regularly game you play. That’s the main reason we against the best players in the world, I think play the game, the enjoyment factor and that comes over time. I’m in a position now playing with your mates. Some people have where I think I’m good enough to be playing missed those whole entire tournaments at this level consistently – it’s a big difference and still play for Australia, so it’s not the between playing that one good game and be-all and end-all, but it’s obviously a great delivering for your country time and time again. opportunity to put your name out there.

UNDER 17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017/18 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA Led by Joshua Staines, the ACT/NSW Country team head into this season’s Under 17 National Championships as one of the teams to beat. Finishing in third position at last year’s Under 17 National Championships, the team will be hoping to be there at the pointy end of the carnival. Players to watch this season include Kaleb Phillips and Glenn Winsor, who will be key in determining the fate of this very talented team. The pathway alignment of regional NSW and ACT has seen some very exciting prospects play at National Championship level and this season’s crop of youngsters will again be a pleasure to watch.

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13 | GLENN WINSOR 16 | KALEB PHILLIPS ALLROUNDER BATTER RIGHT-ARM FAST BOWLER RIGHT-HAND BAT

BEST BOWLING HIGH BOWLING 7/15 AVERAGE 12.99 SCORE 166 AVERAGE 36.23

HIGH BATTING DOB: 12/11/2000 SCORE AVERAGE 120 25.54 STATE: ACT/NSW DOB: 31/10/2000 CLUB TEAM: NORTH NOWRA CAMBEWARRA STATE: ACT/NSW CLUB TEAM: CHARLESTOWN

10 ACT/NSW COUNTRY @CRICKETACT

COACH: Mark Cameron ASSISTANT COACH: Kyle Piper

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Right BROC 18/02/02 Right The Entrance 01HARDY Orthodox Right JOSHUA 21/12/00 Right Riverina 07STAINES Orthodox Right MAX 19/02/01 Left Wagga City Cats 11 HARPER Fast Right JOSHUA 23/10/00 Right Charlestown 12CLARIDGE Orthodox Right GLENN 31/10/00 Right Charlestown 13WINSOR Fast Right East Bowral, RAVI 25/07/01 Left 14WIKRAMANAYAKE Orthodox Highlands Right Bonny Hills NICHOLAS 07/06/01 Right 15CLARKE Fast Lake Cathie Right North Nowra KALEB 12/11/00 Right 16PHILLIPS Orthodox Cambewarra North Canberra JOSHUA 22/01/01 Right — 17 LOW-MCMAHON Gungahlin Left LEWIS 01/06/01 Right Newcastle City 18HEXTELL Fast Right WILLIAM 18/05/01 Right Northern Suburbs 19FORT Orthodox Left HENRY 22/09/00 Left Western Zone 29RAILZ Medium Right DOMINIC 26/03/02 Right East Bowral Blues 30O’SHANNESSY Fast BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

UNDER 17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017/18 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA CRICKET AUSTRALIA XI @CAPATHWAY

COACH: Ryan Harris ASSISTANT COACH: Rhys Adams

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

Left Tea Tree Gully KYLE 20/09/01 Left 01 BRAZELL Orthodox (SA) JAKE Right Monash Tigers FRASER- 11/04/02 Right Wrist (VIC) 02MCGURK Right Belmont TOBY 16/10/01 Right 03GRAY Wrist (NSW) Left Merbein South CAMPBELL 24/02/02 Right 04GRIFFITHS Fast (VIC) South Eastern, Left MAC 13/09/01 Right Randwick Petersham JENKINS Orthodox 05 (NSW) Right Dubbo CYMS BROCK 30/11/01 Right 06LARANCE Orthodox (NSW) Sandgate Redcliffe JET 01/01/02 Right Right 07LIEBKE (QLD) Right Sandgate Redcliffe MITCHELL 26/11/01 Right 08PASCOE Fast (QLD) Right Monash Tigers YASH 12/10/01 Right 09PEDNEKAR Wrist (VIC) Right Northern Suburbs WILLIAM 15/01/02 Left 10 PRESTWIDGE Fast (QLD) Right Kensington SAM 21/01/03 Right 11 RAHALEY Orthodox (SA) Right Southern District SURAJ 03/12/01 Left 12 RAJESH Medium (SA) Right Sydney HUGH 03/10/01 Right 13 SHERRIFF Fast (NSW) Right Bankstown BRADLEY 07/03/02 Right 14 SIMPSON Medium (NSW) BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

12 Competing for the third time is the Cricket Australia XI. Selected from the School Sport Australia 15 & Under Championship earlier this year, this squad boasts immense talent, with the Youth Selection Panel deeming these players more than capable of playing against the older teams. Last season the Cricket Australia XI finished the Under 17 National Championships eighth overall, and played scintillating cricket at times. The young team will no doubt be aiming to be in the mix at the pointy end of the championships.

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06 | BROCK LARANCE 14 | BRAD SIMPSON BOWLER BATTER RIGHT-ARM FAST RIGHT-HAND BAT

BEST BOWLING HIGH BATTING BOWLING 4/20 AVERAGE 19.45 SCORE 147 AVERAGE 30.24

DOB: 30/11/2001 DOB: 07/03/2002 STATE: NSW STATE: NSW CLUB TEAM: DUBBO CYMS CLUB TEAM: BANKSTOWN

UNDER 17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017/18 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA Last season’s winners will return this season as the team to beat. Under the tutelage of Anthony Clark and experienced championship players Oliver Davies, who is an exciting all-round package, and Liam Marshall who bowls with good pace. The boys from the harbour city will be out to show they’re the team to beat early on and will prove to be tough opposition for all teams.

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TALENT WATCH

09 | OLIVER DAVIES (C) 29 | LIAM MARSHALL BATTER ALLROUNDER RIGHT-HAND BAT LEFT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM FAST

HIGH BATTING BEST BOWLING SCORE 208 AVERAGE 51.03 BOWLING 5/3 AVERAGE 12.66

DOB: 14/10/2000 HIGH BATTING SCORE AVERAGE STATE: NSW 123 27.97 CLUB TEAM: MANLY WARRINGAH DOB: 20/11/2000 STATE: NSW CLUB TEAM: BANKSTOWN

14 NEW SOUTH WALES METROPOLITAN @CRICKETNSW

COACH: Anthony Clark ASSISTANT COACH: Gavan Twining

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TYSON Right 03/03/01 Right Mosman 01 LEE Orthodox SAM Right 20/10/00 Left Northern Districts 06FANNING Orthodox OLIVER Right 14/10/00 Right Manly Warringah 09DAVIES Orthodox RAJDEEP Right 23/02/01 Right Penrith 12 SINGH Fast AJAY Right 06/10/00 Right Northern Districts 13 SINGH Orthodox YUVRAJ Right 02/05/02 Right Blacktown 14 SHARMA Wrist LAWSON 15 EVA 30/03/01 Right — Campbelltown Camden LACHLAN Right 19/12/00 Left Mosman 16 HEARNE Wrist TIMOTHY 17 REYNOLDS 25/10/00 Right — Normanhurst-Warrawee LIAM Right 12/12/00 Right Sydney 27SCOTT Medium HARRY Right 05/10/00 Right Sydney 28MANENTI Fast LIAM Right 20/11/00 Left Bankstown 29MARSHALL Fast JACOB Right 09/09/00 Right Parramatta 32WORKMAN Fast BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

UNDER 17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017/18 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA NORTHERN TERRITORY @NTCRICKET

COACH: Adam Trunks ASSISTANT COACH: Mark Sorell

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

ADITYA Left 04/10/01 Left Southern 01 DAVE Orthodox ZAC Right 10/04/02 Right Tea Tree Gully (SA) 02WORDEN Wrist JORDI Right 22/11/00 Right Tyrendarra (VIC) 03WITHERS Medium DANIEL 04MYLIUS 21/02/01 Left — Southern BAILEY Right 16/12/01 Right Darwin 05CURRAN Medium ZEESHAAN Right 29/09/01 Right Bankstown (NSW) 06AHMED Wrist ANDREW Right 10/04/01 Right Southern 07RICHARDS Orthodox NIVIN Right Peninsula Old Boys 03/01/01 Right 08SATHYAJITH Medium (VIC) SAM Right 01/01/01 Right Waratahs 11 ELDER Wrist MARC Right 22/07/02 Right Palmerston 13CARTER Wrist WILSON Right Tracy Village/ 10/11/00 Left 14RYAN Fast Western Suburbs JANU Right 30/04/01 Right Tracy Village 16VARATHARAJAN Wrist CAMERON Right 08/07/02 Right Palmerston 18HYDE Orthodox BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

16 The Northern Territorians head into these championships as a real enigma. Capable on their day of defeating the very best teams at the championships, as was witnessed when they defeated the NSW Metropolitan team on the Sunshine Coast 2 seasons ago. With some household names starting to emerge on the national scene that are all products of the pathway in the NT – such as and , watch for the Territorians to be playing some truly scintillating cricket. Aditya Dave returns to the Under 17s this season and will look to solidify the Territory’s strong reputation in the production of quality spinners. They will be looking to improve on last year’s placing of tenth with some strong performances.

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01 | ADITYA DAVE 04 | DANIEL MYLIUS (C) BOWLER BATTER LEFT-ARM LEFT-HAND BAT

BEST BOWLING HIGH BATTING BOWLING SCORE AVERAGE 5/29 AVERAGE 19.06 131 23.42

DOB: 04/10/2001 DOB: 21/02/2001 STATE: NT STATE: NT CLUB TEAM: SOUTHERN CLUB TEAM: SOUTHERN

UNDER 17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017/18 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA Last year’s runners up and host state return to this year’s Under 17 National Championships under the guidance of coach John Davison. The Queenslanders fell short of NSW Metropolitan in last season’s tense finale and this season they will be looking to turn their fortunes around this year. Captain Max Clayton, and exciting prospects Matthew Willans and William Kettleton will be looking to take the game on and churn up the wins for the Queenslanders.

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02 | WILLIAM KETTLETON 16 | MATTHEW WILLANS BATTER BOWLER LEFT-HAND BAT RIGHT-ARM FAST

HIGH BATTING BEST BOWLING SCORE 98 AVERAGE 31.57 BOWLING 5/5 AVERAGE 14.91

DOB: 22/09/2000 DOB: 18/12/2000 STATE: QLD STATE: QLD CLUB TEAM: NORTHERN SUBURBS CLUB TEAM: UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND

18 QUEENSLAND @QLDCRICKET

COACH: John Davison ASSISTANT COACH: Matthew Gale

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

HUGO Right 29/11/01 Right Gold Coast 01BURDON Wrist WILLIAM Right 22/09/00 Right Northern Suburbs 02KETTLETON Orthodox THOMAS Right 09/12/00 Right Northern Suburbs 03NICHOLSON Wrist HARRY Right University of 27/06/01 Right 04WALKER Orthodox Queensland BRENDAN Left 09/08/01 Left Brothers 05HAYLETT Orthodox WILL Right 20/12/01 Right Sandgate 06SANDERS Fast ZACH Right 16/11/00 Right Gold Coast 08HAYES Medium TOM Left Sunshine Coast 20/04/01 Left 10OLSEN Fast Scorchers

MAX Right University of 07/01/01 Right 11 CLAYTON Orthodox Queensland JACK Right 11/08/01 Right Gold Coast 13COOPER Fast JAMES Left Western Suburbs 24/05/01 Right 14WARD Fast Junior MAX Right 11/11/00 Left Gold Coast 15 CONDER Medium MATTHEW Left University of 18/12/00 Right 16WILLANS Fast Queensland BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

UNDER 17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017/18 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA SOUTH AUSTRALIA @SACANEWS

COACH: Luke Williams ASSISTANT COACH: Chris Duval

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

JOSHUA Right 01/06/01 Right Glenelg 01 HOFFMANN Wrist TOM VAN DER 27/02/01 Right — Kensington 02JEUGD RIKI 03BOSCHMA 10/09/00 Right — Glenelg WILL Right 16/03/02 Right Glenelg 04BOWERING Wrist JASPER Right 20/11/00 Right Prospect 05DARLEY Fast HAMISH Right 27/11/00 Right Kensington 06GITSHAM Medium OSCAR Right 21/01/01 Left Adelaide University 07HARMS Wrist COREY Right 14/12/00 Right Sturt 08KELLY Medium THOMAS 09KELLY 14/12/00 Right — Sturt RYAN Right 02/11/01 Left East Torrens 10 KING Wrist WILLIAM Right 01/06/01 Right Kensington 11 MONTGOMERY Medium ARYAN Right 13/03/01 Right Adelaide 12 SAREEN Medium JOEL Right 01/11/00 Left East Torrens 13 SIZE Fast BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

20 This South Australian side will be a major threat to the rest of the competition. They finished in sixth place overall last year and have selected a very strong squad with the likes of captain Joshua Hoffman and Thomas Kelly. The South Australian pathway has a very strong history in producing some superb players. Most recently, players like have captained their state to victory in the pathway – which players from this year’s crop will take their game to the next level?

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TALENT WATCH

01 | JOSHUA HOFFMAN (C) 09 | THOMAS KELLY ALLROUNDER BATTER RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-HAND BAT RIGHT-ARM WRIST SPINNER

BEST BOWLING HIGH BATTING BOWLING 6/18 AVERAGE 16.15 SCORE 120 AVERAGE 42.5 HIGH BATTING DOB: SCORE 166 AVERAGE 30.44 14/12/2000 STATE: SA DOB: 01/06/2001 CLUB TEAM: STURT STATE: SA CLUB TEAM: GLENELG

UNDER 17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017/18 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA After a good campaign last season this Tasmanian Under 17 team will be keen to continue their improvement. Having never won a national title at Under 17 level, the Tasmanians will be hoping to have a strong campaign this season and go all the way. Captain Jack McCulloch and James Curran will be key to the Tasmanian’s fortunes this season. Recent pathway products include Beau Webster and James Faulkner, and perhaps the greatest ever before them, .

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20 | JAMES CURRAN 30 | JACK MCCULLOCH (C) BOWLER BATTER RIGHT-ARM WRIST SPIN LEFT-HAND BAT

BEST BOWLING HIGH BATTING BOWLING 5/23 AVERAGE 21.84 SCORE 111 AVERAGE 26.46

DOB: 16/01/2001 DOB: 7/10/2000 STATE: TAS STATE: TAS CLUB TEAM: LAUNCESTON CLUB TEAM: BURNIE HURRICANES

22 TASMANIA @CTPATHWAYS

COACH: Shannon Tubb ASSISTANT COACH:

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

Left SAM 03/11/01 Left Devonport 10 O’MAHONY Medium CAEDENCE Right South Hobart 21/06/01 Right 14 KUEPPER Wrist Sandy Bay FLETCHER Right 06/10/00 Right New Town 15 KEELING Fast JOSHUA Right 06/04/01 Right Kingborough 16 HENLEY Medium SAMUEL Right LEWIS- 09/10/00 Right North Hobart 17 JOHNSON Medium WILLIAM Right 06/01/02 Right North Hobart 18 COLLINS Orthodox JAMES Right 16/01/01 Right Launceston 20CURRAN Wrist KADE Right 27/09/00 Right Glenorchy 22APPLEBEE Medium BLAKE Left 24/10/00 Right Launceston 24CASSIDY Fast MITCHELL Right 16/09/01 Right Kingborough 28OWEN Orthodox CALEB Left South Hobart 06/09/00 Left 29OAKES Fast Sandy Bay JACK 30MCCULLOCH 07/10/00 Left — Burnie Hurricanes LEWIS Right 26/02/01 Right North Hobart 39DRURY Orthodox BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

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COACH: Graeme Rummans ASSISTANT COACH:

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

LACHLAN Right 08/12/00 Right Geelong 34FIELD Orthodox THOMAS 36JACKSON 17/12/00 Right — Geelong TODD Right 15/11/00 Left St Kilda 38MURPHY Orthodox

PATRICK 28/01/01 Right — Melbourne 40ROWE JASON Left 06/10/00 Left Monash Tigers 43COX Fast MITCHELL Left 21/11/00 Left Kooweerup 44DAVEY Fast LIAM Right 24/02/02 Right New City 45FITZSIMMONS Fast RYAN Right 28/09/00 Right Frankston-Peninsula 46HAMMEL Medium ZANE Right 19/10/00 Right Carlton 47KEIGHRAN Orthodox PATRICK Right 30/03/01 Right Camberwell Magpies 48KEOGH Medium CALLUM Left 27/08/02 Right Geelong 49STOW Wrist JAKE Right 01/01/01 Right Monash Tigers 50WYND Wrist JAMES Right 24/09/00 Right Casey South Melbourne 51 LONG Medium BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

24 COUNTRY

The Victorian Country side return to the Under 17 National Championships for their third year. Last season the country boys finished in ninth place after being rocked by injuries early on. This year’s crop of talent includes gun batter and former Cricket Australia XI representative, Zane Keighran, who will surely be one to watch. Patrick Rowe is easy on the eye with the bat and is a very talented gloveman. These Victoria Country boys will present very tough competition and could well go all the way this year.

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TALENT WATCH

40 | PATRICK ROWE (C) 47 | ZANE KEIGHRAN BATTER BATTER RIGHT-HAND BAT RIGHT-HAND BAT

HIGH BATTING HIGH BATTING SCORE 116 AVERAGE 52.71 SCORE 106 AVERAGE 28.43

DOB: 28/01/2001 DOB: 19/10/2000 CSTATE: VI STATE:C VI CLUB TEAM: MELBOURNE CLUB TEAM: CARLTON

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Finishing in fifth position last year, the Melbourne boys always prove tough opposition for any team. Experienced coach Jarrad Loughman will no doubt have his charges chomping at the bit for a tilt at the title of National Champions. is back in Victorian Metro colours after representing the Cricket Australia XI last year and is one of the batters to watch in this star-studded outfit.

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TALENT WATCH

21 | MACKENZIE HARVEY (C) 42 | TRIYAN DE SILVA ALLROUNDER BOWLER LEFT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM MEDIUM LEFT-ARM FAST

BEST BOWLING BEST BOWLING BOWLING 4/19 AVERAGE 13.17 BOWLING 144 AVERAGE 14.99

HIGH BATTING DOB: 30/10/2000 SCORE AVERAGE 132 38.97 STATE: VIC DOB: 18/09/2000 CLUB TEAM: MONASH TIGERS STATE: VIC CLUB TEAM: CARLTON

26 VICTORIA METROPOLITAN @CVSTATECHAMPS

COACH: Jarrad Loughman ASSISTANT COACH:

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

BLAKE Right 18/01/01 Right Greenvale Kangaroos 01 AGGELIS Wrist DYLAN Right Footscray 01/01/01 Left 02BRASHER Wrist Edgewater BAILEN Left 29/01/01 Left Fitzroy-Doncaster 03CLARKE Orthodox

DULNATH Right 20/10/00 Right Kingston Hawthorn 04HENDAWITHARANA Wrist WILLIAM Right 02/12/00 Left Toorak-Prahran 05LOVELL Fast KYLE Right 02/12/00 Right Carlton 08NOVACEK Orthodox MILES Right 21/09/01 Right St Kilda 09SELLENGER Wrist ZAC 11 SLEEMAN 18/11/01 Right — Monash Tigers MATTHEW Right 27/09/00 Right Footscray 12 WATT Fast JAKOB Right 23/10/00 Left Mordialloc 13 WOINARSKI Fast MACKENZIE Right 18/09/00 Left Carlton 21 HARVEY Medium NOAH Right 01/01/01 Right Kingston Hawthorn 33SEVERIN Medium Left TRIYAN 30/10/00 Left Monash Tigers 42DE SILVA Fast BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

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COACH: Kade Harvey ASSISTANT COACH: Wayne Andrews

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

TAJ 01 FERGUSSON 19/03/01 Right — Scarborough BRENDAN Right 02/04/01 Right Scarborough 02MCPHEE Medium LANE 03BERRY 18/05/01 Right — Bayswater-Morley JAYDEN Right 13/12/01 Left Colts 04GOODWIN Wrist DEON Right 06/03/01 Right Wanneroo 05BILLINGTON Orthodox DAMIEN Right Rockingham 11/12/00 Right 07BURRAGE Fast Mandurah ETHAN Right 29/06/01 Right Perth 08CARRINGTON Fast JAMES Right Claremont 23/03/01 Right 09PIKE Fast Nedlands CONNOR J Right 17/09/00 Right Perth 10SMITH Wrist

Right Rockingham JORDAN 16/10/00 Right 11 CLARK Fast Mandurah Right LACHLAN 10/03/01 Left Scarborough 12HARDY Medium KIRAN Right 12/12/00 Right Subiaco Floreat 13PRASHANTH Medium BRODEE Right 21/06/02 Right Gosnells 14FOSTER Fast BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

28 The boys from the West will this season be in Pool A up against the likes of NSW Metropolitan, Vic Country and Northern Territory. In what is a very even group, the West Australians will be aiming to improve on their sixth-placed finish last year through strong performances from the current crop of talent and emulate the performances of their Under 19 counterparts from last year.

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TALENT WATCH

03 | LANE BERRY 11 | JORDAN CLARK BATTER BOWLER RIGHT-HAND BAT RIGHT-ARM FAST

HIGH BATTING BEST BOWLING SCORE 104 AVERAGE 35.51 BOWLING 5/15 AVERAGE 17.35

DOB: 18/05/2001 DOB: 16/10/2000 STATE: WA STATE: WA CLUB TEAM: BAYSWATER-MORLEY CLUB TEAM: ROCKINGHAM MANDURAH

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CHAMPIONSHIP

UMPIRES (QLD) Murray Branch (ACT) Dinusha Bandara (QLD)

Stephen Dionysius(NSW) Roberto Howard (VIC) Dale Ireland (WA) Ashlee Kovalevs (NSW) Ryan Nelson (TAS)

Muhammad Qureshi(SA) Luke Uthenwoldt

John Ward (CA National Umpire Panel – Mentor)

Neil Findlay MATCH Kent Hannam Bob Parry Ian Thomas REFEREES Steve Davis (Former ICC Test Umpire)

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CHAMPIONSHIP

UMPIRES

The Under 17 Male National Championships likewise provides a valuable progression point for the next tier of umpires across the country. Ward made his One-Day International debut between CRICKET AUSTRALIA Australia and England at the Gabba in January 2014. NATIONAL UMPIRE PANEL He went on to stand in seven One Day Internationals MEMBER JOHN WARD IS in total plus a host of Women’s One-Day and T20 Internationals. Ward has an extensive domestic ONE OF THE TEN CRICKET professional record officiating in 71 First-Class, AUSTRALIA UMPIRES 56 Domestic One-Day and 28 BBL Matches. Ward is excited by the challenge ahead OFFICIATING IN THIS YEAR’S at the Under 17 Male National Championships. UNDER 17 MALE NATIONAL “I think it’s a great initiative by Cricket Australia CHAMPIONSHIPS. to appoint a mentor and I’m excited by the opportunity,” he said. Ward’s appointment is in an advisory and mentoring “My first underage tournament was back in capacity for the other umpires on their own 2001 so I’ll be very interested to see how the umpiring pathways. Championships have grown and evolved over He brings with him over a decade of experience the years. I’m also eager to support the other umpiring at the professional level and will provide an nine umpires in Brisbane and Sunshine Coast”. excellent resource for all tournament Match Officials. The Under 17 Male National Championships in Ward last officiated in the Under 17 Male National Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast will be well Championships in January 2001. supported by the Match Officials team with That year’s tournament included the likes of South each state represented on the panel. Australia’s and Tasmania’s Tim Each of these umpires have experienced National Paine, who have since gone on to play for Australia. Underage Championships in recent seasons.

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RUNS OFF WIDES / THE BAT NO BALLS 43% 35%

IMPROVED MORE SKILL DEVELOPMENT ACTION & FUN

MORE JUNIOR GIRLS COMPETITIONS THAN EVER BEFORE!

The Junior Cricket endorsed formats have been developed based on research, testing and community feedback and are considerate of the physical, mental and emotional development of players. The endorsed formats deliver improved skill development and greater involvement for all players whilst ensuring the game is faster, action packed and more fun for all involved.

JUNIOR CRICKET STAGE 1 JUNIOR CRICKET STAGE 2 (U11 age indicative only) (U13 age indicative only)

PLAYERS: 7 PLAYERS: 9

PITCH : 16m PITCH : 18m

BOUNDARY : 40m BOUNDARY : 45m

OVERS : 20 OVERS : 20-30

DURATION: 2hrs DURATION: 2-3hrs

FIND OUT MORE AT COMMUNITY.PLAYCRICKET.COM.AU YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP PACE BOWLER WELFARE IN ORDER TO ENSURE WE MANAGE THE WELFARE OF YOUNG FAST BOWLERS, THE FOLLOWING LIMITATIONS HAVE BEEN IMPLEMENTED TO REDUCE THE OCCURRENCE OF BONE STRESS RELATED INJURIES.

MANAGEMENT APPROACH • 10 Week Plan workloads are developed • All balls bowled are recorded throughout for pace bowlers in each squad so that the pre-season and season (education 4 week average loads are 120-150 before provided to players) to allow for monitoring championships so players are well prepared, and plan adaptation. including standby players. • Regular review of plan and adapt • Avoid spikes greater than 50%. The Athlete throughout the season. Management System (AMS) provides a • AMS allows for wellness information to be warning to State Talent Managers (STM’s) recorded and track how players are coping coaches, physiotherapists and strength and with the planned loads injury recording. conditioning coaches at 50%. • All injuries to be recorded on AMS for • Ideally players should be able to be provided the season by State Physiotherapists a period of rest after the championships – for season. This is a critical step in case managed approach in consultation with gaining more knowledge at the State Coaches, Grade clubs, and schools Championships and age level. for the targeted pace bowlers.

PACE BOWLERS TO BE LIMITED TO U19 – 360 Balls (60) overs Given they are only One Day Matches this will mean they could miss 2 x Games if they bowl 10 overs. U17 – 312 Balls (52) overs Given they are only One Day Matches this will mean they could miss 3 x Games if they bowl 10 overs. 15&U Recommendation 30 overs limit to any medium and pace bowlers

1. AGE 2. WORKLOAD 3. TECHNIQUE

• Growing bones are • Understand more susceptible previous loads to injury 35º • Plan & Monitor • Spinal bones for each individual don’t fully mature Counter-rotation until the mid 20’s • Avoid large load spikes Greater than 35º is a risk

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