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2011/12 Annual Report 2011/12 WOMEN'S T20 ROUND 1: WESTERN Fury VS LEND LEASE BREAKERS ROUND 2: WESTERN Fury VS LEND LEASE BREAKERS WACA Ground, 21 October 2011 WACA Ground, 23 October 2011 The Lend Lease Breakers opened their 2011/12 campaign with a Game two of the WT20 competition resulted in another big win to the massive 82 run victory over the Western Fury in Perth. Winning the visitors, this time prevailing by 56 runs, despite only three of their batters toss and batting, the NSW top three of Leah Poulton, Alyssa Healy and reaching double figures. Alex Blackwell all cashed in to get the side to 4-175 from their 20 overs. Electing to bat, NSW scored 9-155 with Alyssa Healy (39 off 30) and Poulton and Healy scored steadily in their 74 run opening stand, Leah Poulton (67 off 45) making the only significant scores, while however, both fell within a few runs of each other with Poulton out Alex Blackwell chipped in with 15 from 13 balls. The remaining batters, first for 29 off 25 balls, then Healy for 42 off 32. chasing quick runs at the death, failed to fire as the Lend Lease Breakers lost seven wickets for just 25 runs. Removing the openers meant little relief for the home side as Blackwell set about dispatching the attack to all parts of the ground. The skipper Fortunately, the team’s efforts in the field ensured the two points were dominated her 39 run partnership with Lisa Sthalekar (13 off 10), then never in doubt. Sharon Millanta and Lisa Sthalekar struck early and from a 50 run stand with Sarah Coyte (10 off 6), finishing 75 not out from 47 there Western Australia were never able to gain significant momentum, deliveries with 10 fours. finishing at 7-99. Western Australia’s batting was no match for a bowling attack The wickets were shared by Millanta (2-21), Sthalekar (1-19), containing Ellyse Perry, Sharon Millanta, Sarah Coyte, Lisa Sthalekar and Ellyse Perry (2-14), Angela Reakes (1-10) and Sarah Coyte (1-4), with Erin Osborne, all of whom had played for Australia during the winter. wicketkeeper Healy executing two stumpings and taking a catch. They batted out their overs but never challenged the Lend Lease The team headed back to Sydney with two wins from as many matches, Breakers’ total, finishing the game at 4-93. a solid start and platform from which to build their campaign for the Coyte was the pick of the NSW bowlers with 3-16, an effort which elusive WT20 trophy. was a sign of things to come for the up-and-coming allrounder. WESTERN AUSTRALIA v NEW SOUTH WALES WESTERN AUSTRALIA v NEW SOUTH WALES WACA Ground, Perth, Umpires: M Hall & TR Rann. WACA Ground, Perth, Umpires: TR Rann & D Trigg. 21 October 2011 Referee: T Prue 23 October, 2011 Referee: T Prue New South Wales won by 82 runs. Player of the Match: AJ Blackwell New South Wales won by 56 runs. Player of the Match: LJ Poulton New South Wales 2 pts Non-Batters: AR Reakes (NSW) and New South Wales 2pts Non-Batters: AR Reakes (NSW) & Toss: New South Wales GL Triscari (WA) Toss: New South Wales. GL Triscari (WA) New South Wales New South Wales LJ Poulton c Fahey b Shaw 29 (25) +AJ Healy c Chappell b Shaw 39 (30) +AJ Healy c Shaw b Chappell 42 (32) LJ Poulton run out (Kasperek) 67 (45) *AJ Blackwell not out 75 (47) LC Sthalekar c Chappell b Fragomeni 8 (10) LC Sthalekar b Fragomeni 13 (10) *AJ Blackwell c Wallace b Burns 15 (13) SJ Coyte c Triscari b Burns 10 (6) SJ Coyte c Chappell b Burns 6 (5) RL Haynes not out 0 (0) RL Haynes c Holmes b Triscari 3 (4) SA Millanta CJ Koski c Triscari b Burns 0 (2) N Carey EA Perry not out 5 (6) CJ Koski EA Osborne c Fahey b Triscari 0 (1) EA Osborne N Carey st Wallace b Chappell 1 (3) EA Perry SA Millanta not out 0 (1) Extras 1lb 5w 6 Extras 5b 3lb 3w 6 (20 overs) (4 wkts) 175 (20 overs) (9 wkts )155 Fall: 74 79 118 168 Fall: 82 101 128 140 144 146 147 148 153 Bowling: Triscari 3-0-32-0; Chappell 4-0-32-1; Devchand 2-0-21-0; Shaw 4-0-35-1; Bowling: Triscari 4-0-20-2; Fragomeni 4-0-43-1; Shaw 4-0-27-1; Chappell 4-0-24-1; Burns 3-0-18-1; Fragomeni 4-0-36-1 Wimbush 2-0-22-0; Burns 2-0-11-3 Western Australia Western Australia +JCL Wallace not out 49 (57) +JCL Wallace c Blackwell b Millanta 8 (8) RK Chappell b Coyte 4 (8) RK Chappell c Perry b Sthalekar 8 (4) NJ Shaw c Healy b Coyte 0 (3) C Hunter c Carey b Millanta 23 (34) C Hunter c Coyte b Millanta 21 (33) LM Kasperek c Haynes b Perry 1 (4) *AJ Fahey c Blackwell b Coyte 10 (19) EL King st Healy b Coyte 2 (8) LM Kasperek not out 0 (0) B Wimbush st Healy b Reakes 18 (27) ML Holmes *AJ Fahey c Healy b Perry 17 (16) B Devchand NJ Shaw not out 10 (12) B Wimbush ML Holmes not out 5 (6) S Fragomeni S Fragomeni KAD Burns KAD Burns Extras 1lb 8w 9 Extras 1b 2lb 4w 7 (20 overs) (4 wkts) 93 (17.3 overs) (7 wkts) 99 Fall: 23 24 74 93 Fall: 11 19 32 35 59 74 85 Bowling: Millanta 4-0-11-1; Perry 4-0-31-0; Coyte 4-0-16-3; Sthalekar 3-0-12-0; Bowling: Sthalekar 4-1-19-1; Millanta 4-0-21-2; Perry 3-0-14-2. Coyte 2-0-4-1; Osborne 3-0-11-0; Reakes 2-0-11-0 Osborne 3-0-18-0; Reakes 2-0-10-1; Haynes 1-0-4-0; Carey 1-0-6-0 ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012 57 2011/12 WOMEN'S T20 ROUND 3: LEND LEASE BREAKERS VS SA SCORPIONS ROUND 4: LEND LEASE BREAKERS VS SA SCORPIONS Manly Oval, 28 October 2011 Manly Oval, 30 October 2011 The Lend Lease Breakers headed to the beach for their clashes against In a match affected by rain, the Lend Lease Breakers prevailed over South Australia, with Manly Oval playing host to the triple header. The South Australia by six wickets with 15 balls to spare under the opening T20 for the weekend was played in brilliant afternoon sunshine Duckworth-Lewis Method. and players could have been forgiven if their thoughts were with the Batting first, the South Australians managed 4-122 in their innings, led by cool ocean just a few hundred metres away. Shelley Nitschke (48 off 46) and Julie Woerner (57 off 53). With their South Australia batted first to post 3-122 from 20 overs. The Scorpions innings interrupted by the weather, their total was revised with the home didn’t start well with Shelley Nitschke run out by Sarah Coyte for 10, team now needing 124 runs from 19 overs to take the points. while her opening partner Lucy Doolan used up 33 balls in scoring After three days of play, the Manly Oval wicket was still playing extremely 19 runs. Julie Woerner (39 off 38) and Lauren Ebsary (37 off 21) well and the Lend Lease Breakers batters were not troubled in their provided the innings with some late impetuous, however, they still only chase. Alyssa Healy (17 off 16) and Leah Poulton (28 off 20) got things managed 3-122 from their 20 overs. moving with a quick-fire 45 run opening stand, while Lisa Sthalekar The Lend Lease Breakers barely raised a sweat in reaching the victory played a typically wily innings to top score with 48 from 29 balls. target with Alyssa Healy (30 off 22), Alex Blackwell (37 off 34) and With four wins from as many matches, the Lend Lease Breakers were Leah Poulton (27 off 21) again amongst the runs. happy with their start to the competition, especially with the top order Lisa Sthalekar ended the match with a smart 22 not out from 20 balls. firing in all of the games. The challenge was now for the team to maintain That innings, combined with her 2-26 with the ball, earned her the their momentum through a month long break before three rounds Player of the Match award. against the ACT, Victoria and Queensland. NEW SOUTH WALES v SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES v SOUTH AUSTRALIA Manly Oval, October 28, 2011 Referee: PJ Tate Manly Oval, 30 October, 2011 Referee: PJ Tate New South Wales won by 6 wickets. Player of the Match: LC Sthalekar New South Wales won by 6 wickets Player of the Match: LC Sthalekar Toss: South Australia. Non-Batters: AR Reakes (NSW) and (D/L Method). Note: New South Wales target was 124 New South Wales 2 pts AJ Silva (SA) Toss: South Australia. in 19 overs Umpires: AR Hamilton & NJ Wennerbom New South Wales 2 pts Non-Batters: AR Reakes (NSW) & Umpires: AR Hamilton & NJ Wennerbom. AJ Silva (SA) South Australia South Australia *S Nitschke run out (Coyte) 10 (10) LR Doolan c Osborne b Millanta 2 (6) LR Doolan c Reakes b Sthalekar 19 (33) *S Nitschke c Blackwell b Millanta 48 (46) JL Woerner c Poulton b Sthalekar 39 (38) JL Woerner c Reakes b Coyte 57 (53) LK Ebsary not out 37 (21) LK Ebsary not out 4 (4) AC Moritz not out 12 (18) TL Clapton b Sthalekar 2 (3) KGE Oakenfold AC Moritz not out 2 (2) TL Clapton SC Morrison +AZ Dean +AZ Dean NK Iles ML Schutt SC Morrison NK Iles ML Schutt KGE Oakenfold Extras 1b 3lb 1w 5 Extras 2lb 5w 7 (75 min, 20 overs) (3 wkts)122 (73 min, 20 overs) (4 wkts) 122 Fall: 17 65 81 Fall: 3 109 114 117 Bowling: Sthalekar 4-0-26-2; Millanta 4-0-20-0; Coyte 3-0-20-0; Perry 4-0-17-0; Bowling: Sthalekar 4-0-28-1; Millanta 4-1-25-2; Coyte 4-0-29-1; Perry 4-0-11-0; Osborne 4-0-28-0; Reakes 1-0-7-0 Osborne 3-0-27-0 New South Wales New South Wales LJ Poulton c Clapton b Schutt 27 (21) +AJ Healy st Dean b Doolan 17 (16) +AJ Healy c Clapton b Doolan 30 (22) LJ Poulton run out (Ebsary) 28 (20) *AJ Blackwell c Dean b Morrison 37 (34) *AJ Blackwell lbw b Nitschke 23 (28) LC Sthalekar not out 22 (20) LC Sthalekar c Clapton b Nitschke 48 (29) SJ Coyte c Moritz b Nitschke 0 (4) SJ Coyte not out 6 (5) RL Haynes not out 6 (5) RL Haynes not out 1 (1) CJ Koski CJ Koski - EA Osborne EA Perry N Carey EA Osborne EA Perry N Carey SA Millanta SA Millanta Extras 1lb 1w 2 Extras 1lb 1 (64 min, 17.4 overs) (6 wkts) 124 (60 min, 16.3 overs) (4 wkts) 124 Fall: 34 70 116 117 Fall: 45 45 116 117 Bowling: Schutt 3-0-24-1; Nitschke 4-0-27-1; Iles 2-0-13-0; Doolan 4-0-28-1; Bowling: Iles 2.3-0-23-0; Nitschke 3-1-10-2; Schutt 3-0-22-0; Doolan 2-0-17-1; Clapton 3-0-18-0; Morrison 1.4-0-13-1 Clapton 3-0-25-0; Morrison 3-0-26-0 58 CRICKET NEW SOUTH WALES ROUND 5: ACT METEORS VS LEND LEASE BREAKERS ROUND 6: ACT METEORS VS LEND LEASE BREAKERS Manuka Oval, 25 November 2011 Manuka Oval, 27 November 2011 It is no surprise that players from both sides mark the round of matches This was a match dominated by two of the Lend Lease Breakers veterans.
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