Manly Warringah District Cricket Club 2013/14

Manly Warringah District Cricket Club – 2012/13 Annual Report

Manly Warringah District Cricket Club

2013/14

136th Annual Report and Balance Sheet

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Table of Contents Office Bearers ................................................................................................................................................ 5

Life Members ................................................................................................................................................. 5

Previous Administration ................................................................................................................................ 6

Non Playing Members ................................................................................................................................... 6

Committee Member Attendance .................................................................................................................. 7

Performance Last 15 Years ............................................................................................................................ 7

Premierships .................................................................................................................................................. 8

Charity partners ............................................................................................................................................. 9

Club Sponsors ................................................................................................................................................ 9

Local Government ........................................................................................................................................ 10

Category Sponsors ....................................................................................................................................... 10

Player Sponsors............................................................................................................................................ 11

Presidents Report ........................................................................................................................................ 13

Secretary’s Report ....................................................................................................................................... 16

Manly for Manly Community Program ........................................................................................................ 20

Past vs Present Pink Stumps Day – The Fiona Lyon Cup ............................................................................. 21

The Manly Cup ............................................................................................................................................. 22

International and First Class Representatives ............................................................................................. 23

Champagne Cricketers ................................................................................................................................. 24

2013/14 Major Award Winners ................................................................................................................... 25

Representative Players 2013/14.................................................................................................................. 27

Player Milestones and Records ................................................................................................................... 28

Leading Batting Averages 2013/14 .............................................................................................................. 30

Leading Bowling Averages 2013/14 ............................................................................................................ 30

Club Coach’s Report ..................................................................................................................................... 31

1st Grade Report........................................................................................................................................... 34

1st Grade Batting Statistics ........................................................................................................................... 37

1st Grade Bowling Statistics ......................................................................................................................... 37

1st Grade Match results ............................................................................................................................... 37

1st Grade Career Records of Current Players ............................................................................................... 39

1st Grade T20 Batting Statistics .................................................................................................................... 40

1st Grade T20 Bowling Statistics .................................................................................................................. 40

1st Grade T20 Match Results ........................................................................................................................ 40

2nd Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 41

2nd Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................ 43

2nd Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 43

2nd Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 44

3rd Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 47

3rd Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................. 50

3rd Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 50

3rd Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 51

4th Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 53

4th Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................. 56

4th Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 58

4th Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 58

5th Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 60

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5th Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................. 63

5th Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 63

5th Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 64

Poidevin Gray Report ................................................................................................................................... 66

Poidevin Gray Batting Stats ......................................................................................................................... 69

Poidevin Gray Bowling Stats ........................................................................................................................ 69

Poidevin Gray Match Results ....................................................................................................................... 70

Green Shield Report..................................................................................................................................... 71

Green Shield Batting Stats ........................................................................................................................... 73

Green Shield Bowling Stats .......................................................................................................................... 73

Green Shield Match Results ......................................................................................................................... 74

Team Photo’s ............................................................................................................................................... 75

2013/14 Consolidated Statistics .................................................................................................................. 80

Club Records 1878 - 2013 ............................................................................................................................ 82

Club Record Partnership .............................................................................................................................. 84

Career Records of Current Players .............................................................................................................. 86

Players Who Have Scored Over 5,000 Grade Runs ..................................................................................... 88

Players Who Have Taken Over 300 Grade Wickets ..................................................................................... 89

Best Performances Last 10 Years ................................................................................................................. 90

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PATRONS

Jean Hay – Manly Mayor Mike Baird – Manly MP and NSW Premier Mike Regan – Warringah Mayor

HONORARY PRESIDENT

Andrew Fraser

HONORARY DEPUTY PRESIDENT

David Gainsford

HONORARY SECRETARY

Steve Beatty

ASSISTANT HONORARY SECRETARY

Joel Mason

HONORARY TREASURER

Scott McLachlan

ASSISTANT HONORARY TREASURER

John Warn

GENERAL COMMITTEE

Greg Boyer Simon Lyon Langdon Gould Brad Lewis

SELECTION COMMITTEE

Chris Hynes – Chairman of Selectors Tim Cruickshank – 1

st Grade captain

Ryan Bonnor – 2nd

Grade captain Craig Little – 3

rd Grade captain

Warren Evans – 4th grade captain

David Farrell – 5th grade captain

Mitchell Pugh – Poidevin Gray Captain

HEAD COACH

Shawn Bradstreet Phil Marks

ASSISTANT COACHES

Adam Crosthwaite (Batting & wicket-keeping coach) Gavin Fletcher (Assistant Bowling Coach) Bob Rollins (Assistant Batting Coach) David Gardner (Fielding and lower grade Coach) Greg Boyer – AW Green Shield David Gainsford – AW Green Shield

DELEGATES TO SYDNEY CRICKET ASSOCIATION

John Warn Joel Mason

DELEGATE TO CNSW

John Warn

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS

Peter Philpott OAM Tom Spencer

Barry Rothwell Greg Hill

Jim Stewart Gary Flowers

Sam Mesite Don Sellin

Mike Pawley OAM Gavin Fletcher

Andrew Fraser Mal Elliot

Ron Holmes David Patterson

Bob Brenner Richard Fry

Frank Turner Keith Fitzpatrick

Shawn Bradstreet Terry Lee

Brian Kinsey John Warn

Graeme Beard Geoff Rogers

David Gainsford

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS (DECEASED)

Bruce Adrian A Anderson

Jim Burke Les Gwynne

C Cochrane Bruce Cook

H Dunlop C Hayes

C Hayman W Hoy

C Laurence W S Mitchell

R Oxlade George Lowe

Cliff Searle L A Soman

R Pitt J F Hodgson

M Hayman Alan Turner

John Stephenson Eddie Robinson

Tom Brooks OAM

Office Bearers

Life Members

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HONORARY PRESIDENTS (12)

DATES NAME YEARS

1878-1896 Alfred Hilder 18

1897-1922 Dr David Thomas 26

1922-1955 Aubrey Oxlade CBA 33

1955-1966 George Lowe 11

1966-1976 John Hodgson 10

1976-1980 John Stephenson 4

1980-1984 Barry Rothwell 4

1984-1991 Jim Stewart 8

1991-1999 Gary Flowers 8

1999-2000 Ron Holmes 1

2000-2004 Tim Farris 4

2004-Present Andrew Fraser 10*

EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATION – LAST 10 YEARS

YEAR HON PRESIDENT HON SECRETARY HON TREASURER

2004-05 Andrew Fraser Bob Brenner Gordon Currie

2005-06 Andrew Fraser Phil Munting Steve Cleary

2006-07 Andrew Fraser Phil Munting Matt Kaye

2007-08 Andrew Fraser Phil Munting Matt Kaye

2008-09 Andrew Fraser Ross Wiblin (GM) Fiona Lyon



2011-12 Andrew Fraser John Parkinson Fiona Lyon

2012-13 Andrew Fraser Don Waller Fiona Lyon / Simon Lyon

2013-14 Andrew Fraser Steve Beatty Scott McLachlan

Steve Beatty Mark Stanley Prasad Pillai David Gainsford

Andrew Bray Joel Mason Keith Tucker Geoff Isaacs

Andrew Pulsford Jaron Mitchell Andrew Fraser Ann Wilson

John Warn Greg Boyer Debbie Moore Brian Kinsey

Greg Silk Tony Pitcher Forrester Leahey Ross Webb

Jamien Zimmerman Mick Trevaskis John Lennen Sam Mesite

Brett Penprase Ken Turner Ian Bird Shawn Bradstreet

Ross Wiblin Drew Johnson Jodie Johnson Michael Cohen

Mark Isaacs Steve Cole Errol Cranney Mark Weston

David Baker Nathan Austin Barry Barnes Tony Graham

Nick Johnson Chris Hynes Matt Suttling Andrew Dawes

Previous Administration

Non Playing Members

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Scott McLachlan Bob Brenner Mark Weston Rowley Alexander

Graeme Turner Simon Waddington Kym Kelly Sam Mesite

Langdon Gould Darren Bradstreet Greg Pickering Dale Hunt

Scott Moore Richard Davies James Economides Frank Prestipino

Clayton Ockerby Marcus Ghattus Hamish MacGowan Michael Cohen

Daniel Robertson

TITLE NAME % ATTENDANCE

Hon President Andrew Fraser 83%

Hon. Vice President David Gainsford 100%

Honorary Secretary Steve Beatty 100%

Honorary Treasurer Scott McLachlan 83%

Honorary Assistant Secretary Joel Mason 83%

Honorary Assistant Treasurer John Warn 50%

Committee Greg Boyer 83%

Committee Simon Lyon 67%

Committee Brad Lewis 50%

Committee Langdon Gould 100%

YEAR CLUB

CHAMPIONSHIP 1

ST

GRADE 2

ND

GRADE 3

RD

GRADE 4

TH

GRADE 5

TH

GRADE PG’s

Green Shield

2013-14 8TH

5th 16

th 4

th 2

nd 2

nd 15

th 16

th

2012-13 15th 17

th 16

th 10

th 9

th 16

th 10

th 13

th

2011-12 1st 5

th 2

nd 3

rd 2

nd 7

th 4

th 10

th

2010-11 8th 10

th 7

th 1

st 10

th 1

st 12

th 18

th

2009-10 3rd

5th 7

th 3

rd 7

th 12

th 14

th 4

th

2008-09 8th 14

th 5

th 3

rd 15

th 4

th 15

th 5

th

2007-08 15th 18

th 11

th 12

th 16

th 7

th 20

th 16

th

2006-07 9th 20

th 3

rd 3

rd 5

th 9

th 7

th 2

nd

2005-06 1st 2

nd 6

th 4

th 8

th 20

th 5

th 8

th

2004-05 4th 6

th 8

th 1

st 6

th 10

th 2

nd 17

th

2003-04 12th 12

th 8

th 10

th 6

th 9

th 7

th 11

th

2002-03 1st 3

rd 16

th 3

rd 2

nd 7

th 4

th 11

th

2001-02 5th 18

th 2

nd 4

th 2

nd 10

th 6

th 2

nd

2000-01 5th 3

rd 13

th 11

th 14

th 20

th 3

rd 10

th

1999-00 1st 3

rd 3

rd 10

th 3

rd 2

nd 15

th 5

th

Committee Member Attendance

Performance Last 15 Years

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GRADE YEARS

Club Championship 1976-77, 1988-89, 1999-00, 2002-03, 2005-06, 2011-12

1st Grade 1949-50, 1957-58, 1973-74, 1988-89

1st Grade L/0 1974-75, 2000-01, 2005-06

1st Grade T20 2009-10

2nd

Grade 1904-05, 1989-90

3rd

Grade 1902-03, 1920-21, 1958-59, 1969-70, 1974-75, 1987-88 (undefeated), 2004-05, 2010-11

4th Grade 1972-73

5th Grade 2010-11

Poidevin Gray 1949-50, 1955-56, 1968-69, 1977-78, 1985-86

Green Shield 1941-42, 1942-43, 1944-45, 1952-53, 1953-54, 1959-60, 1991-92

Masters 2002-03, 2003-04

Ladies 1982-83 (2nd

Grade)

Premierships

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Stewart House Happy Days Cambodian Charity

MAJOR SPONSOR

CLUB SPONSORS

Harbord Diggers Ann Wilson Funerals ICMS Quest Manly

Red Property Group Ultra Tune Manly Bank of Queensland Manly The Manly Daily

Club Sponsors

Charity partners

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4 Pines Brewery Vumbaca Fruit and Vegetables

Manly Council Warringah Council

4 Pines Brewery Isaacs Cole Chartered Accountants Brookvale Insurance Brokers

Player of the Round Sponsor Team Pursuit Sponsor Gold Membership Partner

Brays IGA Isaacs Cole Chartered Accountants CSG

Sydney Rd Sponsor Sydney Rd Sponsor Sydney Rd Sponsor

Category Sponsors

Local Government

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Bradstreet Building Silicon Beach Computers Manly Warringah Sea Eagles

Sydney Rd Sponsor Sydney Rd Sponsor Sydney Rd Sponsor

Photography Partner

Westfield Warringah Mall – Mickey Edwards Device Technologies – Adam Crosthwaite CSG – Sam Gainsford

Device Technologies – Corrie Boss The Butchers Café – James Boyer Harbour Wealth – Craig Little

Player Sponsors

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Pivot Creative – Sam Hole True Blue Collectable – Tim Cruickshank Silicon Beach Computers – Jack Ritchie

Brays IGA – Ryan Bonnor TIPC – Ahillen Beadle Manly Warringah Sea Eagles – Steve O’Keefe

M-Communications – Cameron Merchant Bradstreet Building – Joel Mason Shredded Strength Camp – Nick McLachlan

Blue Powder – Taylor Beatty Angus the Bull – Luke Edgell Chiropractic Solutions – Matt Alexander

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Let me start by stating that I feel nothing but pride for the way our Club performed this season, both on and off the field. On the field, whilst just falling short of silverware in several grades and only 13 runs short of making the First Grade grand final, our overall results were impressive, with four out of 5 grades making the finals (only Club to achieve this!), 4ths and 5ths made the Grand Final and our First XI were the only team to play in the finals of all three competitions. We also won all 5 grades on three occasions this season, a feat I can’t ever recall happening in my 36 years at the Club! It was a huge turnaround from last season where no teams made the finals. We finished 8th in the Club Champs, up 7 places from 15th last year. We were only 47 points from 4th place. So everyone should feel a sense of achievement in the progress that the Club has made in the past 12 months. In addition to our success, our brothers at Warringah Shires Cricket Club managed to get five out of 6 teams into the finals and won the Frank Gray (Under 24) Shield yet again – so our Junior Pathway and cricket on the peninsula is in very good shape! So the results were a pretty massive turnaround from last season and this success is due from a collective effort from everyone involved at the Club. At the top of that list are our Coaches Shawn Bradstreet and Phil Marks. It was just wonderful to welcome Phil back to his rightful home in the Waratah family and the pair did an amazing job this year. Of course, they received good support from Adam Crosthwaite as Batting Coach. To boast three players of First Class experience in our Coaching ranks is again, something few other Clubs can boast and I

believe we have the best coaching personnel in the competition! It was also fantastic to welcome back Life Member Gavin Fletcher, who was a revelation to the players with his cameo sessions as a bowling mentor. The captains also do a heap of work each season and their roles are crucial. Thanks to Tim Cruickshank, Ryan Bonnor, Craig Little, Warren Evans and Dave Farrell, the latter who led their respective teams to grand finals. And thanks to our PGs captain Mitch Pugh and Green Shield captains Jake Carden and Joe Graham. The individual performances are well documented in this report and some of them were just outstanding. On the rep scene, congratulations to Steve “SOK” O’Keefe who was a member of the victorious NSW Sheffield Shield team and also the leading bowler in the competition with 41 wickets at the miserly average of 20. Surely the selectors now have no choice but to reward him with a well-deserved Test cap for the series v Pakistan in Dubai in October? And some great news that Ahillen Beadle has been awarded a BBL contract with Sydney Thunder after his brilliant season which included back to back tons in the finals series. Well done boys! Our wonderful Committee do a mountain of work off the field and I specifically want to make special mention of the outstanding contributions of Steve Beatty (Hon Secretary) and Scotty McLachlan (Hon Treasurer), in their first year in these roles. They’ve been incredible. But a big thanks to all the Committee namely my Deputy President and good mate David Gainsford, Joel Mason (congrats to Joel and

Presidents Report

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Nicole on their recent marriage!), Greg Boyer, Simon Lyon, Brad Lewis, Langdon Gould and John Warn. I would like to congratulate John who in his first year as Chairman of CNSW, has been instrumental in the Blues winning back the Sheffield Shield. Off the field, we continue to thrive with our “Manly for Manly” community programs and our sponsorship funding hitting record levels this season, courtesy of Joel Mason. I cannot begin to tell you how much work this guy devotes to the Club! A huge thanks to all our sponsor partners who are mentioned in this report – all of your contributions are extremely valued. We’re also delighted to announce that TravelSIM have agreed to extend their term as our major sponsor, so a huge thanks to Jamien Zimmerman and his team for their continued support of our Club. Whenever you travel overseas, a TravelSIM is almost as important as your passport. You can’t leave home without it! And this season was our 17th in partnership with the Mounties Group/Harbord Diggers which has to be one of the longest sponsorships in peninsula sporting history. So thank you to Greg Pickering, Dale Hunt, Greg Silk and all the team. It is important we acknowledge all our sponsors and support them where we can by utilizing their services and offerings……here’s a list of our loyal partners below. So when booking a stay locally, use Mark Stanley at Quest Manly. When buying or selling property, use Richard Davies & James Economides at Red Property (wonderful to have James & his new brand back on board with the Club!) And if you need a loan for the new property, go visit Drew & Jodie Johnson at BOQ Manly

And to try the best boutique beers in the country, visit Jaron Mitchell & the team at 4 Pines Brewing Manly If we lose a loved one, go to Ann Wilson and Andrew Pulsford at Ann Wilson Funerals If the car needs a service, visit Keith Tucker at Ultra Tune Manly For the best pics, of course we use the guru, Ian Bird at Ian Bird Photography Thanks also to Warringah Council, Manly Council and The Manly Daily for their continued support. Thanks to our Patrons, Manly Mayor Jean Hay, Warringah Mayor Michael Regan and of course Mike Baird MP – we would all like to congratulate Mike on being elected as NSW Premier. A great result for a great man and we are very honoured to have him as our Patron. I would also like to congratulate Craig “Jeannie” Little on winning the Keith Marks Clubman of the Year award. A fitting finale for an outstanding contribution to the Club not only this season, but throughout his wonderful career. We will miss him! And I’d like to acknowledge our other brilliant volunteers who rarely seek or get accolades, but they are the heart and soul of our Club who turn up every week and do great work for us - namely Geoff Rogers, Gordon Currie, Alan Wright, Donny “Dollars” Sellin, Dave “Lozza” Gardner and Bobby Rollins. All amazing people! Also thanks to the organising committee of Katinga Schroeder, Tim Blank, Steve Beatty and Simon Lyon for making the 2013 Ashes Lunch such a success. In closing, this was my tenth year as Honorary President and never has this Club and the people within it, meant more to me, than in this past season. I unfortunately had my battle with Cancer after being diagnosed just before the

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season, on 2 September. It was a shock and the ensuing months was something nobody ever wants to go through. Those that have, realise how important your support networks are. The Club became my second family throughout this difficult period and the messages of support were truly inspirational and for that, I will be eternally grateful. Unfortunately, the Club has had more than its fair share of this mongrel

disease of late, so make sure you “seize the day” and embrace your health and happiness! Let’s make sure we have a big 2014/15 season and improve even further on the great platforms we have in place! Andrew Fraser MWDCC Honorary President 2013/14

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To the wider cricket community involved with Manly Warringah District Cricket Club, the Committee has the pleasure in submitting the 136th Annual Report including the financial statements covering the 2013/14 cricket season. The club entered teams in the five Sydney Grade competitions, along with the First Grade Limited Overs and T-20 competitions, the Poidevin-Gray and AW Green Shield competitions. The club had a very strong season in 2013/14. There were no premierships to celebrate, but our grade sides performed with distinction with 4 of the 5 teams qualifying for the finals - the only club to be so well represented. Both 4th and 5th Grade progressed to the Grand Final, eventually losing in weather affected conditions. First grade went within a whisker of qualifying for the Grand Final, and were a force in all 3 competitions. The culmination of the strong performances saw the club lift from 15th to 8th in the SCA Club Championship. The 2013/14 season Results were as follows (prior season in brackets):

Club Championship 8th (15th)

1st Grade 5th (17th)

1st Grade - Limited Over 3rd (11th)

1st Grade - T-20 7th ( 3rd)

2nd Grade 16th (16th)

3rd Grade 4th (10th)

4th Grade 3rd (9th)

5th Grade 3rd (16th)

Poidevin-Gray 15th (10th)

AW Green Shield 16th (13th)

The successful bounce-back from a difficult prior season is a credit to the playing group and especially the coaches - capably lead by Head Coach Shawn Bradstreet. The coaching group were tireless throughout the season. The players were challenged with a tough preseason program and this paid dividends with the club jumping out to a very successful start to the season. Throughout the season trainings were well attended and very professional. I would like to congratulate the coaches in their commitment - rarely did I visit a game when one of Shawn's team was not in attendance. The player charter they implemented was a constant reference point for discipline and performance, which I believe had a telling impact on the players. When compared to the prior season, the key performance benchmark of centuries and 5 wickets hauls is remarkable:

Centuries - 2013/14: 24 centuries (2012/13 - 9 centuries)

5 Wicket Hauls - 2013/14: 23 times (2012/13 - 11 times)

While outlining player achievement it was great to see Craig "Genie" Little win the Clubman of the Year award. What a fitting tribute to a fine clubman, inspirational Captain and above all fierce competitor. Congratulations to all the players and coaches. Shawn was ably assisted by Phil Marks, Adam Crosthwaite, Bobby Rollins, Dave Gardiner, Jack Ritchie and Gavin Fletcher.

Secretary’s Report

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Thanks Chris Hynes who held the role of Chairman of Selectors in high esteem, coordinating the demanding administrative tasks and player communication in a very professional fashion. The club would also like to acknowledge each Captain of our teams. There is a huge amount of work these guys do before getting on the field, and the success in 2013/14 is in no small part due to their commitment. Off the field MWDCC was directed by a very capable committee of highly motivated, energetic volunteers. Personally it was a pleasure to be involved with this group. A special mention needs to be made about the club's motivational leader. Andrew Fraser found himself in a tough battle late in 2013 and overcame a very serious condition to bounce back bigger than ever. It is a tribute to his character that even through this tough episode he only ever saw the "glass as overflowing - let alone half full!" Well done Frase, MWDCC are very fortunate to have you at the helm. In 2014/15 the committee will continue to work on defining the role of each member. The demands in running a club in the premier club cricket competition in NSW / Australia keep increasing, and our goal at MWDCC is to stay ahead of the pack. Our intention is to develop key roles to provide a stronger support network for our captains and managers, strengthen our club communications and increase our effort engaging the community. The 2013/14 financial position of the club is very good thanks to Scott McLachlan who managed the accounts so efficiently and effectively.

Joel Mason has again been legendary in generating revenue and liaising with our Sponsors, without them there is no club - and we are indebted to all of them. Joel has managed the club communication keeping us both amused and informed. Joel was ably assisted by Ted Lindsay in running our "Manly for Manly” community events. The club participated in 4 charity events, strongly supported by our playing group. The club's relationship with the junior clubs and schools in the area is 1st class. In addition to coaching clinics each junior club has a player attending their trainings and club presentations. The club is fortunate to have close relationships with our junior cricket community, Warringah Cricket Club and Cricket NSW. These relationships are managed carefully and diligently by David Gainsford and Greg Boyer with their exceptional Pathway Program. Both Gains and Butch are to be thanked for stepping into the Green Shield coaching role at the last minute. This was a huge commitment of time over the holidays. The club is very proud to have John Warn on the committee, and he is to be congratulated on the role he plays as Chairman of Cricket NSW. Langdon Gould is our wise counsel, with his wealth of experience and Simon Lyon is steadily getting our clubrooms into shape and ensured the training nets at Manly Oval were set up safely, and helping coordinate our functions. To the whole committee, many thanks for all the hard work.

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A club does not function without a core group of dedicated volunteers and MWDCC is extremely fortunate to have a great group who have helped out during the season. A special thanks to -

Our scorers - Geoff Rogers, Gordon Currie, Don Sellin and Langdon Gould.

Our Managers - Michael Sheapherd (Juice), Dave Gardiner, and Al Wright.

Jane Webber and Ross Wiblin for managing our clothing and day to day demands at the grounds

Our communications group - Sam Webber, Warren Evans ,Luke Grant ,Sam Alexander and Adam Gummer

Ted Lindsay for managing our community events, Bob Brenner for liaising with Councils and Tony Graham for constantly helping out.

We hope our "Waratah Worker" initiative will continue to grow in the season to come and to all those that helped during the year, many

thanks. A little by many carries the load. In closing 2013/14 was a very good year for MWDCC, there was success and great improvement. The forthcoming year will have challenges - not only on the ground - as we look to improve our training facilities, and await a decision by Manly Council on the use of Manly Oval in 2014/15. We will again need the support from Jean Hay the Mayor of Manly, Michael Regan the Mayor of Warringah and our local State Member of Parliament, the Premier of NSW Mr Mike Baird. We are truly fortunate to have such an outstanding group of community focused public officials as Patrons of our Club. All the very best to everyone in the off season, and may the 2014-15 season continue the trajectory of success! Steve Beatty Honorary Secretary 2013/14

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The 2013/14 season saw the launch of our extremely successful Manly for Manly community program. This program integrates all of our various community components into one.

The Manly for Manly program is designed to provide our players, officials, employees, parents and volunteers with a vehicle to provide the local Northern Beaches community with as much time, knowledge and help as possible. It involves the members of the club giving up their free time to help those not as fortunate as some, or those who have yet to realize their potential on the cricket field.

One of the strongest points of our Manly for Manly program is the association of all of our players to Junior Club’s around the Northern beaches. This resulted in over 30 coaching sessions taking place throughout the summer, most of them with 2-3 players at a time and some involving over 30 junior cricketers. One of the most valuable assets of the Waratah is the huge amount of knowledge and talent within our playing group, so providing the next generation of Waratahs with access to this is a simple and easy aspect of our program.

The Waratahs were involved in various charity events throughout the season, most notably the Manly Relay for Life, the ever successful Movember, the March for Melonoma, and the McGrath Foundation Pink Stumps day.

The Waratahs also held 3 junior coaching clinics at Manly Oval throughout the summer, all of which were organized and run by the playing group. These clinics provide specific skills coaching to each of the attendee’s, as well as helping our players get a feel for coaching and what it is like to help out the youngsters in the district. The experience they get here puts them in great stead for the future.

The Waratahs are also involved with our charity partner Stewart House, making 3 visits throughout the 2013/14 season. This involves 3 players visiting the under-privileged kids of Stewart House at Curl Curl beach and taking them through a game of beach cricket. The simple joys in life are quite often the best.

The best part of this program is that it involves our playing group taking the time out of their busy schedule to help put back into the local community or help young cricketers on the Peninsula. We should never underestimate how the young cricketers in our district look up to grade cricketers, and this presents a great opportunity to be a real role model for these kids. The Manly for Manly program will be back bigger and better in 2014/15.

Manly for Manly Community Program

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This year we once again pitched our past team vs the rock stars of the present to battle it out for the Fiona Lyon cup.

Fiona Lyon was our club treasurer and canteen manager who tragically passed away last year. Her battle with breast cancer is a timely reminder that we all need to live life to the fullest and chase your dreams. But it’s also a reminder that we should always keep our health as our priority, and make sure you get regular check-ups.

After being on the end of a hiding last season, the past team were keen on taking back the title, putting out a particularly strong team to help take back the cup…. and take back the cup they did. Some great bowling from Simon Waddington, who at 40+ is still good enough to bowl in higher grades, led to only a reasonable total being put on the scoreboard from the present team, Craig Little the star with the bat. The past team were then able to chase it down easily, with Phil Marks, Shawn Bradstreet and Simon Couch all in the runs.

Highlights of the day were Mitch Cleary dropping the first 2 catches of his cricket career, one of them a slip which resulted in the ball almost hitting his head, Joel Mason showing what a terrible bowler he really is, and Craig Little dominating with the bat.

Of course the day was played in good spirit and doubled as our pink stumps day for the Jane McGrath Foundation. It was a great day of community fun and helping raise awareness for the awful disease.

Past vs Present Pink Stumps Day – The Fiona Lyon Cup

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The Manly Cup is the ultimate schools competition on the Northern Beaches, with 2 competitions being run, the Junior U/15s and Senior Schools Competition. The finals of both of these competitions was held at Manly Oval on Tuesday 18th March, 2014 The Manly Warringah District Cricket Club has been the sponsor of this competition for the last 3 years. It is imperative not only that we keep school cricket in the district alive and working in parallel with junior Saturday morning cricket, but also important that we allow the best schools to play at the sacred turf that is Manly Oval. The final was a great day with the U/15’s the 1st game, between St Paul's and Balgowlah Boys. The match went to the last over with St Paul's winning by 9 runs. 2nd game was for the senior’s title, held between St Paul's Vs St Augustines, with St Paul's winning convincingly by 40 runs. There were many Manly junior rep players on show which again showed how much talent we have in our area. Captain of the juniors winning team was Joel Wood (Green shield this year & U16s NSW Academy) and seniors Sam Gainsford, a member of the 2013/14 MWDCC 3rd grade side. St Paul's College dominated the day winning both Trophies’ which is a first. Thanks to both Umpires Brian Ferguson & Graham White, who gave up their time for the day, but also to all of the volunteers that make school cricket continue to thrive on the Northern Beaches. Special mention to Russell Rodgers who organizes all the draws, grounds and communicates with all the schools. Thanks so much for all his efforts.

The Manly Cup

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TEST PLAYERS

Australia 1 S M J Woods 2 P C Charlton 3 R B Minnett 4 J M Gregory 5 A A Mailey 6 K R Miller 7 R A Saggers 8 J W Burke 9 G F Rorke 10 P I Philpott 11 G Thomas 12 P M Toohey 13 K J Wright 14 G R Beard 15 M G Bevan 16 G R Robertson 17 P Wilson 18 S Clark 19 J Bird**

England 1 C W J Athey 2 P Jarvis 3 D V Lawrence 4 J E R Gallian

West Indies 1 A L Kallicharran

T20 INTERNATIONAL

1 S N J O’Keefe (Aust)

Test Umpires 1 T F Brooks OAM

24 Tests 15 Internationals 38 Sheffield Shield 18 County

** Note: Manly Junior Interstate.

FIRST CLASS

NSW Name Debut 118 P C Charlton 21/12/1888 161 F M Ridge 14/12/1895 216 W R McIntyre 15/12/1905 217 F S Middleton 15/12/1905 223 H Whiddon 06/12/1907 233 J E Hodgkinson 12/12/1908 243 R V Minnett 11/12/1909 244 J A Randell 11/12/1909 267 A A Mailey 08/11/1912 278 E A Bull 06/02/1914 304 J M Gregory 19/11/1920 326 R A Bubb 22/11/1924 328 L W Gwynne 22/11/1924 344 F S Cummins 26/12/1925 438 R A Saggers 13/01/1940 441 B A Cook 15/11/1940 442 V Trumper (Jnr) 15/12/1940 464 T F Brooks 01/01/1947 467 K R Miller 24/10/1947 471 A K Walker 26/11/1948 472 J W Burke 10/12/1948 497 P I Philpott 01/01/1955 507 G F Rorke 22/11/1957 508 G Thomas 22/11/1957 515 R S Taylor 29/01/1960 521 T H Lee 29/12/1962 525 B A Rothwell 01/01/1964 551 M B Pawley 08/11/1969 569 P M Toohey 25/10/1974 571 G R Beard 14/11/1975 602 M D O’Neill 22/10/1982 612 P H Marks 17/02/1984 626 G R Robertson 12/02/1988 631 S B J Whitfield 09/02/1989 636 M G Bevan 16/11/1990 649 C A Glassock 02/11/1994 667 M J Phelps 20/10/1998 670 S D Bradstreet 11/12/1998 678 J M Heath 17/12/1999 691 M A Cameron 23/01/2003 698 S N J O’Keefe 18/11/2005 721 T Cruickshank 29/10/2010 444 J Munting (Sth Aus)** 06/11/2013

New Zealand (Northern Districts)

216 C J N Merchant 06/03/2008

International and First Class Representatives

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BATTING Score Name Grade Round Opponent 104 Ahillen Beadle 1st Grade 1 UNSW 123 Ahillen Beadle 1st Grade Qualifying Final Penrith 113 Ahillen Beadle 1st Grade Semi Final Bankstown 115 Jordan Daly 2nd Grade 1 UNSW 102* Adam Gummer 3rd Grade 1 UNSW 104 Adam Gummer 3rd Grade 9 Gordon 116 Rowan Hamman 4th Grade 1 UNSW 108 Rowan Hamman 4th Grade 4 Mosman 104 Rowan Hamman 4th Grade 12 St George 113* Rowan Hamman 4th Grade Semi Final Sutherland 172 Aidan Baker 5th Grade 2 Nth Sydney 132* Cameron Merchant 2nd Grade 3 Sutherland 116 Cameron Merchant 1st Grade 6 Easts 116 Jarrod Walter 2nd Grade 3 Sutherland 108 Adam Crosthwaite 1st Grade Campbelltown 123 Adam Crosthwaite 1st Grade 7 Bankstown 166 Adam Crosthwaite 1st Grade 12 St George 119 Adam Crosthwaite 1st Grade 15 Hawkesbury 132* Justin Cox 1st Grade 6 Easts 100 Taylor Beatty PGs 7 St George 100* Craig Little 3rd Grade Qualifying Final Northern Districts 143 Ross Trewartha 4th Grade Grand Final Easts

BOWLING Figures Name Grade Round Opponent 6 for 51 Michael Visser 2nd 1 UNSW 5 for 38 Dan Babula 1st 2 North Sydney 5 for 58 Dan Babula 1st 15 Hawkesbury 7 for 37 Nick McLachlan 1st 7 Bankstown 5 for 15 Nick McLachlan 1st 10 Blacktown 5 for 51 Luke Diserens 2nd 2 North Sydney 5 for 93 Luke Diserens 1st 12 St George 5 for 56 Sam Alexander 3rd 1 UNSW 5 for 43 Sam Alexander 3rd 3 Sutherland 5 for 50 Sam Alexander 2nd 8 Parramatta 5 for 27 Nick McCallum Toomey 4th 2 North Sydney – 1st Innings 5 for 56 Nick McCallum Toomey 4th 2 North Sydney – 2nd Innings 6 for 57 Nick McCallum Toomey 3rd 4 Mosman 5 for 29 Luke Grant 3rd 9 Gordon 5 for 23 Luke Grant PGs 3 Wests 5 for 20 Matt Alexander 4th 10 Blacktown 5 for 8 Zach Trewartha 5th 13 Sydney 5 for 26 Warren Evans 4th 15 Hawkesbury 6 for 35 Brad Wilson 4th Semi Final Sutherland 5 for 28 Will Outred 5th Semi Final Randwick 6 for 36 Ben Falconer 5th Grand Final Penrith 5 for 20 Alex Bain Green Shield 4 Randwick 5 for 26 Lachlan Kerr Green Shield 7 Wests

Champagne Cricketers

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1st Grade: Batting Average: Ahillen Beadle – 679 @ 56.6 (Min 250 runs and 15 wkts Batting Aggregate: Adam Crosthwaite – 729 @ 48.6 Bowling Average & Aggregate: Dan Babula – 41 wkts @ 15.6 Note: T20 stats are not included in above numbers as 2013-14 T20 matches are not recognized by the SCA as official 1

st

grade matches.

2nd Grade: Batting Average: Aidan Baker – 332 runs @ 41.5 (Min 250 runs and 15 wkts) Batting Aggregate: Jarrod Walter – 406 runs @ 25.4 Bowling Average & Aggregate: Michael Visser – 23 wkts @ 17.1 3rd Grade: Batting Average & Aggregate: Adam Gummer – 399 runs @ 44.3 (Min 250 runs and 15 wkts) Bowling Average & Aggregate: Luke Grant – 21 wkts @ 13.9

4th Grade: Batting Average & Aggregate: Rowan Hamman – 672 runs @ (Min 250 runs and 15 wkts) 46.60 – Aggregate a new club Record

Bowling Average: Warren Evans 25 wkts @ 13.3 Bowling Aggregate: Nick McCallum-Toomey – 33 wkts @ 16.8

5th Grade: Batting Average: Billy D’Arcy – 309 runs @ 35.1 (Min 250 runs and 15 wkts) Batting Aggregate: Toby Poole – 536 runs @ 33.8 Bowling Average: Zac Trewartha – 23 wkts @19.3 Bowling Aggregate: Will Outred – 32 wkts @ 21.3 Poidevin-Gray: Batting Average: Taylor Beatty – 184 runs @ 36.8 (Min 125 runs and 8 wkts) Batting Aggregate: Mitchell Pugh – 213 runs @ 35.5 Bowling Average & Aggregate: Luke Grant – 13 wkts @ 14.2 AW Green Shield: Batting Average & Aggregate: Jake Carden – 281 runs @ 40.1 (Min 125 runs and 8 wkts) Bowling Average & Aggregate: Alex Bain – 11 wkts @ 10.7

2013/14 Major Award Winners

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Captain of the Year: Warren Evans and Dave Farrell Spartan Sports Players’ Player: Dan Babula Most Dismissals by WK: Josh Petersen Most Catches: Craig Little Junior Player of year: Taylor Beatty Senior Player of year: Ahillen Beadle Don Sellin 3rd Grade Award: Adam Gummer Langdon Gould Scholarship: Jake Carden President’s Award: Michael Shepheard Gary Flowers Most Improved Player: Nick McCallum-Toomey Keith Marks Memorial Trophy (Clubman of Year): Craig Little

NSW Stephen O’Keefe Sydney Sixers Stephen O’Keefe Sydney Thunder Ahillen Beadle NSW U/15’s Aiden Bariol U/14 Emerging Blues Squad Aiden Bariol, Jack Edwards, Nick Osborne, Isaiah Vumbaca U/13 Emerging Blues Squad Ollie Davies

Representative Players 2013/14

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1st Grade

1st Grade

Tim Cruickshank

8,000 1st Grade runs

Jack Ritchie Ahillen Beadle

2,000 1st Grade runs 1,000 1st Grade runs

Ahillen Beadle 50 1st Grade wickets Nick McLachlan 50 1st Grade wickets

All Grades

Craig Little 5,000 runs Joel Mason 5,000 runs Aidan Baker Cameron Merchant

4,000 runs 4,000 runs

Ryan Bonnor 3,000 runs Adam Crosthwaite Adam Gummer Rowan Hamman

3,000 runs 2,000 runs 2,000 runs

Corrie Boss 1,000 runs Ahillen Beadle Jordan Daly Luke Grant

1,000 runs 1,000 runs 1,000 runs

Ahillen Beadle Maiden Century Adam Gummer Maiden Century Lance Stewart Maiden Century Jarrod Walter Maiden Century

Josh Petersen

Sam Webber James Boyer Adam Gummer

250 catches

100 dismissals 100 dismissals 50 dismissals

Warren Evans 700 wickets Craig Little 300 wickets Ryan Bonnor 250 wickets Corrie Boss 200 wickets Nick McLachlan 150 wickets Aidan Baker 100 wickets Ahillen Beadle 50 wickets Taylor Beatty 50 wickets David Farrell 50 wickets Sam Gainsford 50 wickets Brad Wilson 50 wickets Ronnie Davis 50 wickets

Nick McCallum-Toomey Maiden 10 wkt / match

Dan Babula Maiden 5 wkt / Inn Luke Diserens Maiden 5 wkt / Inn Ben Falconer Maiden 5 wkt / Inn

Player Milestones and Records

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Nick McCallum-Toomey Maiden 5 wkt / Inn Will Outred Maiden 5 wkt / Inn Zach Trewartha Maiden 5 wkt / Inn Brad Wilson Maiden 5 wkt / Inn

Rowan Hamman 4th Grade Batting Aggregate Record – 672 runs Josh Petersen 4th Grade Dismissals Record – 38 (37 catches and 1 stumping)

Taylor Beatty and Luke Diserens Billy D’Arcy and Hamish Ferguson

2nd Grade 9th Wicket Partnership Record – 137 5th Grade 2nd Wicket partnership Record - 139

Note: T20 stats are not included in 1

st grade numbers for 2008/09, 2012/13 or 2013/14 as T20 matches in these years are not recognized

by the SCA as official 1st

grade matches. However they are counted as part of “All Grade” statistics.

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Limit of 150 runs

Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg 1 Rowan Hamman 11 12 1 4 2 116 672 61.09 2 Aidan Baker 12 13 1 1 4 172 635 52.92 3 Ahillen Beadle 20 20 3 3 4 126 871 51.24 4 Adam Crosthwaite 21 21 1 4 1 166 863 43.15 5 Cameron Merchant 19 19 5 2 2 132 556 39.71 6 Lance Stewart 15 16 4 1 0 100 397 33.08 7 Craig Little 16 14 2 1 1 100 385 32.08 8 Toby Poole 18 19 2 0 5 98 537 31.59 9 Matt Alexander 13 9 2 0 0 46 220 31.43

10 Adam Gummer 16 17 2 2 1 104 451 30.07 6

Limit of 10 wickets

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Jake Carden 14 70 16 183 16 11.44 0 4 for 18 2 Warren Evans 17 145.2 49 343 26 13.19 1 5 for 26 3 Matt Alexander 13 102 23 241 18 13.39 1 5 for 20 4 Stephen O’Keefe 4 68 25 142 10 14.20 0 4 for 36 5 Dan Babula 21 254.1 54 763 49 15.57 2 5 for 38 6 Danny Reynolds 8 67.1 12 212 13 16.31 0 3 for 14 7 Ronnie Davis 15 181.1 39 524 32 16.38 0 3 for 5 8 Craig Little 16 146.4 24 477 28 17.04 0 4 for 25 9 Nick McCallum-Toomey 18 226.3 33 802 44 18.23 3 6 for 57

10 Nick McLachlan 22 220.4 40 795 42 18.93 2 7 for 37

Please Note: Above stats include 1st

Grade 2013-14 T20 fixtures as although they are not official 1st

grade matches, the SCA has confirmed they are to be included in players “All Grade” statistics. These stats also do not include PG’s or Green Shield.

Leading Batting Averages 2013/14

Leading Bowling Averages 2013/14

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Following the turmoil of last season our goal for the season was simply to improve our ladder positions across all grades. We are happy to report that after putting in a well prepared pre-season, which the players embraced and threw themselves into, the positive results followed throughout the season across most of the grades. This season we were fortunate to have an outstanding coaching group which allowed us to have flexibility with our training sessions. The Narrabeen/Manly split sessions were a hit with the playing group. It gave them the opportunity to work in smaller groups and on specifics of their games, something that has never been offered in previous seasons. That was then followed by a club session at Manly Oval where we had an amazing coaching group helping the two of us out including Adam Crosthwaite imparting his vast knowledge upon all, Bobby Rollins working with the batters, Gavin Fletcher working with the bowlers, David Gardner running fielding drills, Wrighty running the nets, Juice helping out with everything else, just brilliant!! All aspects of the game were covered and combined with a better training ethic we started to see the results immediately on the playing field. The numbers at training were fantastic throughout the season which was a credit to all players and we thank you for jumping on board and embracing what we were trying to achieve. First Grade performed well making the finals in all three forms, a huge turnaround from the previous season. In two day cricket we improved from 17th to 5th, in one day cricket from 11th to 3rd and made the finals in T20 for the second successive season. Our one day Grand Final opportunity was unfortunately washed out. There were some outstanding individual efforts including our Senior Player of the Year, Ahillen Beadle scoring 871 runs at 51.24 which also included

three centuries and four 50’s. Add 28 wickets at 25.25 and back to back hundreds in the Quarter and Semi Finals and he really came of age and took his game to the next level. This was recognised and he has signed a Big Bash League contract with the Sydney Thunder for next season. Other fantastic performances included a collective 10 centuries by the 1st grade team, Crossy with four of them proving his quality and value to Sydney Grade Cricket. Dan Babula led the attack with 49 wickets at 15.57 including twice taking 5 wickets in an innings. Second grade had a challenging season finishing in 16th position as they had the previous season. They started well with three wins and then unfortunately only recorded two more wins for the remainder of the season. Third grade improved from 10th last season to finish 4th only to then bow out in the Quarter Finals. Adam Gummer scored two centuries and led the batting. Fourth grade also improved from 9th to 3rd, progressed to the Grand Final only to be robbed of an opportunity to win by the weather. Rowan Hamman proved the backbone of the batting breaking the 4th grade batting record and scoring 4 centuries along the way. Josh Peterson also broke the 4th grade wicket keeping record. In addition, 4’s skipper Wazza Evans took his 700th grade wicket for the club, an outstanding achievement. Fifth grade also improved from 16th last season to finish 3rd and made in to the Grand Final. Unfortunately the weather also affected that outcome. Finally in the Club Championship we moved from 15th to finish the season in 8th position, 47 points from 4th spot. A great achievement and only the start of us heading further up the ladder in seasons to come.

Club Coach’s Report

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A true barometer of improvement is individual performance and this season as a club we scored 23 centuries compared to 9 last season. Our bowling also improved with our bowlers taking five wickets in an innings on 20 occasions compared to 11 the previous season. So all in all it was a much improved year and something we can all be proud of. The ground work has been laid for next season and with continued commitment to improve and work hard as individuals and as a club, the results will follow. To the coaching staff, thank you for your dedication this season. To have Adam Crosthwaite working with all the keepers was outstanding. Bobby Rollins’ efforts with the batsmen was instrumental in improving the batting. Dave Gardner running the fielding drills was awesome and appreciated by all the players. To have Gavin Fletcher back involved and working with the bowlers was a huge bonus for the club and the results showed. Alan Wright did his normal great work with the nets and was a great help with everything to do with training.

Finally, it was just great to see Michael ‘Juice’ Shepheard back involved and he was recognised at the presentation night winning the President’s Award, a huge honour. Well done mate! Thank you to all the Captains for your commitment this season, it was a pleasure to work with you all. We really enjoyed forming plans throughout the season and you all led your teams by example and with passion. To all the groundsmen at Manly Oval, Grahams Reserve and Mike Pawley Oval, thank you for all your hard work you put into the grounds throughout the season. Lastly, we would like to say big thank you to our committee for helping us put in place a coaching staff and training structure unrivalled in the competition and one we are proud to be a part of. See you all in the pre-season. Shawn Bradstreet and Phil Marks Head Coaches 2013/14

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Competition Position Team P W2 W1 D L1 L2 Wkts Lost

Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

2 Day 4th

Manly-Warringah 15 0 9 0 6 0 118 3,593 139 3,311 55

1 Day 3rd

Manly-Warringah 4 0 3 0 1 0 34 730 40 645 19

T20 7th

Manly-Warringah 3 0 2 0 1 0 18 427 26 383 12

Note: Above stats are regular season matches only

Congratulations to Sydney University for winning the 2013/14 premiership. It seems unfair to have walked away from such a successful season empty handed. Unfortunately there are no accolades for playing great cricket all season when you don’t perform come finals time. There is no doubt we went close this season, really close. Weather robbed us of an opportunity to take out the one-day competition which was certainly set up for us to win, we were outplayed in the T20 quarter final and our 2 day season was snatched from our grasp in the blink of an eye lid. One bad session of cricket undoing a season of great performances. There is no doubt that we need to learn to play stronger, fearless cricket come finals time. You don’t win premierships by being conservative and waiting for the game to fall your way, you win them by getting on the front foot and taking on the pressure situations. We will have learnt a lot from our demise this season and I know it will go a long way to taking things one step further next season. To Winger and Skid, two great friends of mine. Your support and dedication to myself and our team was unbelievable this season. It’s no coincidence that the club had such a successful season with you guys at the helm. You deserved at least one premiership this season and although they didn’t eventuate, it will taste even sweeter when they come in a flourish over the coming seasons. Juicey “Crikey” Shepherd, the boys loved every second of you being around this season. You bring a sense of respect and passion to our dressing room. Your commitment and emotions are something I can’t put in to words. Thanks for all the great memories not just this year but for the past 16 years we have been playing together.

To everyone else- Frase, Scotty McLachlan, Geoff Rogers, Davey Gardener, Chris Hynes, the entire committee and anyone else that has supported us throughout the season, Thank you! Our team is surrounded by great people and if performances on the field were a reflection of our support off it, we would have taken out all three competitions this season. Our team: Jack Ritchie I think Jack may have forgotten just how good a year he had. At Christmas time his game was in the best place it has ever been. Scoring 1st grade runs at will and not only getting an opportunity at representative level but peeling off a hundred in his first game. Jack will have learnt a lot about the highs and the lows of cricket this season. As he learns to level these emotions out and accept scoring runs for what it is, not what it brings, he will become a prolific run scorer for the club and a first class cricketer. Luke Edgell In a way this was a breakthrough season for bomber. With a bit of luck he could have easily scored 2-3 hundreds. When he was on he would dominate attacks at the top of the order like no other player in the competition. Once Bomber learns to understand just how good a player he is, he will find a lot more consistency in his game. His dedication to the team was a step up this year. Adam Crosthwaite 4 hundreds was an incredible achievement. It seems such a waste having a player of Crossy’s caliber in grade cricket each week. His glove work also seems to go unnoticed which these days seems to be the sign of a good keeper. Took a couple of cracking catches throughout the year.

1st Grade Report

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Ahillen Beadle Not really sure where to start about the quality of AB’s game this season. He started the year with one of the best hundreds I have seen and finished with 2 even better hundreds in our finals games. These innings were a level above and under immense pressure. I’ve played a lot of cricket and seen a lot of players over my time and there’s not many as good as this guy. It is important that AB just remains grounded and focused on improving his game. The rest will look after itself. Cameron Merchant Nappa played a couple of amazing innings this year. Although he wouldn’t be overly happy with how his season ended, he came a long way as a person and should be proud of the transformation he made. I really hope Nappa has a few years left in him as he’s been a fantastic player for the club. Always the first bloke to help the young players at training- well done mate. Stephen O’Keefe We didn’t see as much of Sok as usual this season which is a great thing for Sok. The leading wicket taker in the Sheffield shield and statistically the best spinner in the country. Not to forget the pressure runs he scored to win NSW a Sheffield Shield title. Well done on your achievements this year mate, hopefully bigger and better things to come. Justin Cox We didn’t expect to have Coxy at the start of this season, what a great decision to do pre-season out of his gym. He was probably surprised at starting in 1st grade but stepped straight up to the plate from game one. A very talented player who seems to play with ease when he gets in. I think Coxy would have loved being back around the club just as much as the club loved being back around Coxy. Nick McLachlan

If a players views their season as a tough one and takes 42 wickets at 19 then I’m looking forward to seeing Nick, in his terms, have a good season. When Nick learns to take some pressure off himself in all aspects of life then amazing things will start to happen for him. I think he will have learnt that this season. I admire his ambition, dedication and loyalty- three traits that go a long way in life. Nathan Buck What an addition Bucky was this season. To have an overseas player with so much enthusiasm and commitment to a club that 6 months ago he would have never heard of was a credit to Bucky as a person. A lot of people built great friendships with Bucky this year and I think it’s safe to say he will be a Manly boy for life. An incredibly talented bowler who I think will reach the top level. There will be a point where everything will click for Bucky and his rise to the top will be much quicker than anticipated. I’m looking forward to seeing this unfold as his great nature deserves that success. Dan Babula Another great find for the club. Since Shawn Bradstreet I’ve never seen someone so consistently give 100% to the team. Always wants the ball in his hand, always fights to stop every boundary or take every catch and always does his best to win the game for his team. What a great bloke to play cricket with. I hope the Manly cricket family plays a big part in Babsy’s life for years to come as he was a pleasure to have involved this season. Mickey Edwards I think we saw glimpses of how good we know Mickey can be this season. His spell in the Semi Final against Penrith was first class and got us back into the game. The off season will do Mickey a lot of good after completing back to back seasons and I think we will see big things next year.

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Luke Diserens There is a lot to like about Dizzy. An attacking, talented bowler that has no fear. To be a good leg spinner you need to bowl with complete faith and belief that you are better than the batsmen. I think Dizzy has this. I hope we see Dizzy continue to want to succeed. He will learn more and more every season he play at this level and will only get better. His skill base and temperament is as good as I’ve seen for a leg spinner and as good as most spinners in first class cricketers. Michael Visser Viss is a great guy to have in your side. He probably didn’t quite get the opportunities he deserved this season but is a guy that always produces consistent performances. He showed that his game is good enough for 1st grade and provides great balance to any attack. I hope we see Viss continue to improve as it’s a credit to him the way he has worked his way up through the grades over the years. Taylor Beatty It was great to see Taylor have such a successful year with the bat after the disappointment of injury. If he can get himself fit for bowling and continue his batting surge then we have a serious all-rounder on

our hands. I love Taylor’s laid back attitude towards the game, I think this has a lot to do with the consistency of his batting. It’s now time to see Taylor combine this with his natural leadership skills as I think he will make a great 1st grade skipper one day. Mitchell Pugh It was a bit disappointing not to see Pughy kick on and score big runs in 1st grade. There is no doubt he is too good a player to be playing 2nd grade. Unfortunately with the strength of our batting side there were little opportunities for him to get extended opportunities but there is no doubt his time will come and he will dominate the top grade. I would like to thank all the boys for such an enjoyable year. I will take out a lot of great memories from the season and there is no doubt it is one of the best that I have been a part of. Its years like this that remind me why we play cricket and spend so much time together. Go Manly. Tim Cruickshank 1st grade captain 2013/14

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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Adam Crosthwaite 17 17 1 4 1 166 745 46.56 13/1 2 Ahillen Beadle 16 16 3 3 4 126 746 57.38 3 3 Jack Ritchie 18 19 1 0 5 97 503 27.94 5 4 Tim Cruickshank 18 16 0 0 3 101 422 26.38 8 5 Luke Edgell 18 19 2 0 3 82* 403 23.71 2 6 Justin Cox 18 14 1 1 0 132* 350 26.92 3 7 Cameron Merchant 13 13 3 1 1 116 311 31.10 1 8 Nick McLachlan 18 14 4 0 0 27 146 14.60 4 9 Dan Babula 16 11 6 0 0 25 82 16.40 1

10 Taylor Beatty 3 3 0 0 1 58 75 25.00 2 11 Steve O’Keefe 4 4 0 0 0 34 56 14.00 0 12 Sam Webber 1 1 0 0 1 50 50 50.00 2/1 13 Nathan Buck 10 6 2 0 0 16* 47 11.75 3 14 Luke Diserens 10 8 2 0 0 14 38 6.33 2 15 Mitchell Pugh 4 3 0 0 0 9 12 4.00 0 16 Mickey Edwards 6 5 0 0 0 4 8 1.60 0 17 Michael Visser 7 3 2 0 0 5* 6 6.00 0

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 wkts BB 1 Dan Babula 17 239.1 54 652 42 15.52 2 5 for 38 2 Nick McLachlan 18 204.4 40 716 34 21.06 2 7 for 37 3 Ahillen Beadle 16 184.4 27 624 23 27.13 0 4 for 25 4 Nathan Buck 11 142.2 26 512 19 26.95 0 2 for 15 5 Luke Diserens 10 77.2 9 366 12 30.50 1 5 for 93 6 Steve O’Keefe 4 68 25 142 10 14.20 0 4 for 36 7 Michael Visser 7 55 11 220 7 31.43 0 2 for 31 8 Luke Edgell 18 30 11 70 5 14.00 0 3 for 23 9 Mickey Edwards 6 88 22 257 5 51.40 0 2 for 48

10 Jack Ritchie 17 20 1 90 3 30.00 0 2 for 17 11 Tim Cruickshank 17 19 3 58 2 29.00 0 2 for 21

Please Note: Above stats do not include 1st

Grade 2013-14 T20 stats as they are not official 1st

grade matches. However, the SCA has confirmed they are to be included in players “All Grade” statistics.

1 28 Sep 13 5 Oct 13

UNSW

110 – N McLachlan 3/20, D Babula 3/38

def by

Manly-Warringah

339 – A Beadle 104, L Edgell

67, S Webber 50, J Cox 42

Village Green

2 12 Oct 13 19 Oct 13

Manly-Warringah

269 – J Ritchie 97, TD Cruickshank 85 def

North Sydney

164 – D Babula 5/38, SN O'Keefe

3/49

Manly Oval

1st Grade Batting Statistics

1st Grade Bowling Statistics

1st Grade Match results

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3 26 Oct 13 2 Nov 13

Manly-Warringah

0/164(dec) – L Edgell 82*, J Ritchie 75*

def

Sutherland

163 – N McLachlan 3/33, D Babula

3/35, NL Buck 2/44

and 4/211 – J Ritchie 2/17, NL Buck

2/18

Manly Oval

4 9 Nov 13

16 Nov 13

Manly-Warringah

251 – C Merchant 69. TD Cruickshank

60, J Cox 41

def by

Mosman

8/364(dec) - D Babula 2/41,

A Beadle 2/84

Manly Oval

5 23 Nov 13 30 Nov 13

Campbelltown-Camden

4/253 – M Visser 2/34, NL Buck 2/66

def

Manly-Warringah

4/249(dec) – AJ Crosthwaite

108, A Beadle 79*, J Ritchie 34

Raby 1

6

7 Dec 13 8 Dec 13

Manly-Warringah

6/388(dec) – J Cox 132*, C Merchant

116, AJ Crosthwaite 43, A Beadle 35

def

Eastern Suburbs

180 – D Babula 2/15, M Visser 2/31,

NL Buck 2/31, A Beadle 2/48

Manly Oval

7 14 Dec 13 15 Dec 13

Bankstown

9/246(dec) – N McLachlan 7/37

def

Manly-Warringah

79 and

3/223 – AJ Crosthwaite

123, J Ritchie 57

Bankstown

Oval

8 – LO 21 Dec 13

Parramatta

174 – A Beadle 4/25, D Babula 2/9,

L Diserens 2/43, M Visser 2/44

def by

Manly-Warringah

9/232(cc) – J Ritchie

95, AJ Crosthwaite 69

Old Kings Oval

9 – LO

11 Jan 14

Manly-Warringah

5/269(cc) – J Ritchie 76, A Beadle

56, C Merchant 42*, SN O'Keefe 34

def

Gordon

183 – A Beadle 4/43, SN O'Keefe

2/35, N McLachlan 2/38

Manly Oval

10 – LO 18 Jan 14

Blacktown

105 – N McLachlan 5/15, NL Buck 2/15,

D Babula 2/21

def by

Manly-Warringah

175 – A Beadle 48, C Merchant 30

Joe McAleer Oval

11 – LO 25 Jan 14

Manly-Warringah

54 – D Babula 25

def by

Sydney University

183 – L Edgell 3/23, TD Cruickshank

2/21, N McLachlan 2/38

Manly Oval

12 1 Feb 14 8 Feb 14

Manly-Warringah

9/343(dec) – AJ Crosthwaite 166, T Beatty

58, J Cox 37, L Edgell 28

def

St George

265 – L Diserens 5/93, NL Buck

2/44, D Babula 2/52

Manly Oval

LO QF 2 Feb 14

Manly-Warringah

7/232(cc) – TD Cruickshank 101, A Beadle

67

def

St George

107 – N McLachlan 4/25, A Beadle

2/14, NL Buck 2/49

Manly Oval

13 15 Feb 14 22 Feb 14

Sydney

6/161 – D Babula 3/37, L Diserens 2/23 def

Manly-Warringah

159 – L Edgell 38, TD Cruickshank

27

Drummoyne Oval

14 1 Mar 14 8 Mar 14

Fairfield-Liverpool 7/214(dec) – A Beadle 4/68

def Manly-Warringah 142 – J Cox 30, TD Cruickshank 27, N McLachlan 27

Rosedale Oval

15 15 Mar 14 16 Mar 14

Manly-Warringah

2/257 – AJ Crosthwaite 119*, L Edgell

64, A Beadle 58*

def

Hawkesbury

254 – D Babula 5/58, N McLachlan

3/72

Manly Oval

QF 22 Mar 14 Penrith def by Manly-Warringah Howell Oval

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23 Mar 14 202 – D Babula 4/62, N McLachlan 3/60,

M Edwards 2/48

243 – A Beadle 126, TD Cruickshank

50, AJ Crosthwaite 27

SF 29 Mar 14 30 Mar 14

Manly-Warringah

177 – A Beadle 113 def by

Bankstown

190 – SN O'Keefe 4/36, D Babula

4/51

Manly Oval

Please Note: Above numbers include all 1st

Grade One Day stats from 1992-93 onwards. Please Note: Above stats do not include 1st

Grade 2008-09, 2012-13 or 2013-14 T20 stats as they are not official 1

st grade matches. However, the SCA has confirmed they are to be

included in players “All Grade” statistics.

Player Inn NO 100s 50s HS Runs Ave CT / ST

O M R W Ave 5WI BB

Matthew Alexander 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 34.4 0 21 1 21.00 0 1 for 21

Daniel Babula 11 6 0 0 25 82 16.40 1 233.1 50 641 41 15.63 2 5 for 38

Javed Badyari 6 1 0 0 30* 61 12.20 0 13 0 86 0 0.00 0 0 for 13

Aidan Baker 11 0 0 2 62 201 18.27 3 26 2 156 3 52.00 0 1 for 21

Ahillen Beadle 31 4 3 7 126 1,098 40.67 6 413.4 76 1,307 52 25.13 1 5 for 11

Taylor Beatty 2 0 0 1 58 75 37.50 3 6 0 17 1 17.00 0 1 for 8

Ryan Bonnor 39 3 0 2 62 618 17.17 15 491.2 58 2,090 72 29.03 2 6 for 59

Corrie Boss 46 13 0 0 27 296 8.97 11 605.4 77 2,486 97 25.63 0 4 for 33

Nathan Buck 6 2 0 0 16* 47 11.75 3 134.2 26 463 17 27.24 0 2 for 15

Justin Cox 66 4 4 2 138 1,367 22.05 9 1 0 8 0 0.00 0 0 for 8

Adam Crosthwaite 80 4 7 17 200 2,941 38.70 115/12 0.2 0 3 0 0.00 0 0 for 3

Tim Cruickshank 262 22 11 51 203 8,056 33.57 131 33.2 3 147 4 36.75 0 2 for 21

Luke Diserens 8 2 0 0 14 38 6.33 1 76.2 8 366 12 30.50 1 5 for 93

Luke Edgell 78 14 0 6 82* 1,425 22.27 16 245.6 42 1,037 38 27.29 0 4 for 43

Mickey Edwards 11 2 0 0 6* 23 2.56 0 189.3 33 672 20 33.60 0 3 for 36

Warren Evans 86 22 0 0 34 620 9.69 24 1,842 445 5,365 212 25.31 6 7 for 79

Rowan Hamman 9 1 0 0 39 123 15.38 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Craig Little 61 8 1 7 113* 1,469 27.72 25 159.2 19 735 25 29.40 0 3 for 19

Dylan Marshall 3 3 0 0 8* 9 N/A 2 44 2 208 2 104.00 0 2 for 47

Nick McLachlan 24 8 0 0 27 226 14.13 8 445.5 91 1,511 64 23.61 3 7 for 37

Cameron Merchant 109 16 9 16 146 3,428 36.86 35 35.4 1 205 7 29.29 0 2 for 47

Stephen O’Keefe 29 4 1 5 158 794 31.76 9 415.5 100 1,118 58 19.28 0 4 for 12

Scott Patterson 8 1 0 1 69 110 15.71 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Mitchell Pugh 5 0 0 0 22 51 10.20 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Danny Reynolds 4 2 0 0 5 8 4.00 0 67 10 259 6 43.17 0 3 for 57

Jack Ritchie 102 8 2 9 128 2,071 22.03 34 230.5 24 1,092 48 22.75 0 4 for 17

Ben Smith 11 4 0 0 37 105 15.00 2 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Michael Visser 3 2 0 0 5* 6 6.00 0 55 11 220 7 31.43 0 2 for 31

John Warn 7 1 0 0 34 96 16.00 7 1.1 0 14 0 0.00 0 0 for 13

Sam Webber 1 0 0 1 50 50 50.00 2/1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

1st Grade Career Records of Current Players

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Position Name Matches Inn N/Os 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Ahillen Beadle 4 4 0 0 0 48 125 31.25 0 2 Adam Crosthwaite 4 4 0 0 0 46 118 29.50 3/0

3 Cameron Merchant 4 4 1 0 1 71 113 37.7 0 4 Tim Cruickshank 4 4 0 0 0 38 64 16.00 0

5 Luke Edgell 4 4 2 0 0 15 49 24.50 0 6 Jack Ritchie 4 4 1 0 0 15 23 7.67 0 7 Justin Cox 4 3 1 0 0 10 21 10.50 0

8 Mitch Pugh 4 2 2 0 0 5* 7 NA 2 9 Nathan Buck 4 1 1 0 0 3* 3 NA 0

10 Nick McLachlan 4 1 0 0 0 1 1 1.00 0

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Nick McLachlan 4 16 0 79 8 9.88 0 3 for 23 2 Jack Ritchie 4 16 0 100 7 14.29 0 3 for 21 3 Dan Babula 4 15 0 111 7 15.86 0 2 for 27 4 Nathan Buck 4 16 0 124 7 17.71 0 4 for 29 5 Ahillen Beadle 4 15 1 83 5 16.60 0 3 for 10

Please Note: As per decision from the Sydney Cricket Association, all T20 stats from 2013/14 are to be included in a players All-Grade stats, but not as part of a players official 1

st Grade stats.

1 20 Oct 13

Penrith

112 – A Beadle 3/10, D Babula 3/27,

N McLachlan 2/14

def by Manly-Warringah

8/130(cc) – A Beadle

32, C Merchant 28

Howell Oval

2 27 Oct 13

Manly-Warringah

6/136 – A Beadle 48, AJ Crosthwaite 42

def by Randwick Petersham

7/160(cc) – D Babula 3/32,

N McLachlan 2/25, J Ritchie

2/35

Manly Oval

3 10 Nov 13

Manly-Warringah

4/161(cc) – C Merchant

71*, AJ Crosthwaite 46

def Western Suburbs

9/111 – N McLachlan 3/23,

NL Buck 2/24

Manly Oval

Qtr

Final 24 Nov 13

Sydney 9/122 – NL Buck 4/29 (inc hat-trick), J Ritchie 3/21

de Manly-Warringah 5/119 (cc) – A Beadle 39, T Cruickshank 38

Drummoyne Oval

1st Grade T20 Batting Statistics

1st Grade T20 Bowling Statistics

1st Grade T20 Match Results

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Position Team P WO W1 D L1 LO Wkts Lost

Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

16th

Manly-Warringah 15 0 5 2 9 1 141 3,388 128 3,565 30

Firstly, congratulations to Sydney University who won the 2nd Grade competition for the 3rd year in a row. Well another year of cricket has past and I would like to take a moment to take you over the year that was 2nd grade at Manly Warringah cricket this year. After a fantastic pre-season training regime and trial matches, 2nd grade started off its year with a win against UNSW at home at Manly Oval. Unfortunately for myself this would be the only game I would captain for another 8 weeks as I fractured my left wrist at work Taking over the captaincy would be Sam Webber. In Sam's first game as second grade captain he did a fantastic job leading the boys to another win against North Sydney at North Sydney number 2.This game also saw the inclusion of our overseas player in the form of Nathan Buck. Nathan didn't take long to show exactly how good a cricketer he was by taking 2/45 off 17 overs and bowling absolute thunderbolts to which the other team had no answer for, It wasn't hard to see that " Bucky " was way too good for second grade and he would play the remainder of the season in the top grade where he dominated and also snared a hat-trick. The next game would see us play Sutherland at the shire. A fantastic batting display from both Jarrod Walter (116) and Cameron Merchant (132 not out) would see us post a good total of 355 on a good

batting track. Our bowlers then backed it up with a great bowling display. Bowling out Sutherland for 262 with Michael Visser (4/86) and Luke Diserens (3/67) doing most of the damage. Unfortunately that would be our last win for 6 games until we came up against Blacktown at home at Manly Oval. A great bowling performance from all the bowlers saw Blacktown only be able to post 176.Our top order batsmen then did a great job chasing that total down in 41 overs, only losing 2 wickets. Mitchell Pugh (82 not out) and Aidan Baker (46) doing most of the damage. After notching up the win against Blacktown we knew that we still had a chance of making the preliminary finals if we only lost 1 of our remaining games. It wasn't to be. Only winning 1 out of 5. A disappointing end to what was a great start to the season. I would like to thank every player that was involved in playing 2nd grade this year. I know it wasn't the year we were all hoping for. But I'm sure if most of us are playing next year we can have a red hot crack at hopefully bringing the 2nd grade cup home to Manly for the first time in a long time. Players of 2nd grade for 2013/14 season: Sam Weber A very smart and composed wicket keeper with

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fantastic hand eye coordination. I am pleased to say that Sam did a fantastic job having to step into the captaincy and kept very well up to the stumps this year. Aidan Baker One of the older more experienced players of the team this year. I have played a lot of cricket with Aidan and it is always a pleasure to have him in your side. He brings a lot of positive energy to the side and his batting was 1st grade standard this year. Jarrod Walter The real character of the side. I know personally that Jarrod put a lot of time into his batting this year at training and did a fantastic job opening the batting for the side. I believe he is not far away from the next step up. Mitchell Pugh Manly's new found all-rounder. This year not only did Pughy do a great job opening the batting scoring valuable runs at the top order, but he found a new craft in bowling, sometimes finding himself bowling 20 overs straight and then having to open the batting, taking some big scalps on the way. Bilal Qureshi The new kid on the block. Bilal's humor in the dressing room and his positive attitude towards the side found him becoming one of the boys right away. When he is "on" with the bat, he would have to be one of the best batsmen to watch. Jordan Daly Always keen to spin a yarn in the dressing room. Jordan showed this year that he is a more than capable of dominating second grade bowling

attacks. With a bit more experience I am sure that Jordan will become a consistent 1st grader. Taylor Beatty A fantastic all-rounder. Taylor had a fantastic year with the bat and ball, and found himself playing a lot of 1st grade as well as second grade. The great thing to see this year is how well his batting has come along, being picked as a batsman in the top grade. Michael Visser A great medium-fast bowler. Michael this year was the stand out of all the bowlers. It wouldn't matter what the situation was in the game or how long he had been bowling for, he always wanted the ball. A great young man with a big future ahead of him. Mickey Edwards Another character of the side. Mickey showed this year at times how good an opening bowler he is. With a few first grade games under his belt already, I don't believe it's long until you see Mickey with a permanent 1st grade position. Sam Alexander A bright spark with a bright future. I have personally witnessed Sam turn into the great left arm orthodox spin bowler he is today over the past few seasons. Sam is not far away from first grade and I think if he keeps training hard he will go further. Thank you to all the coaching staff and everyone else behind the scenes at Manly Warringah Cricket Club. We are lucky to play at the best club in Sydney and it's everyone that is involved in some capacity that makes this club what it is, so thankyou. Ryan Trevor Alan Bonnor 2nd Grade Captain 2013/14

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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Jarrod Walter 15 17 1 1 1 116 406 25.38 6 2 Aidan Baker 8 8 0 0 3 85 332 41.50 5 3 Mitchell Pugh 11 13 2 0 1 82* 309 28.09 5 4 Bilal Qureshi 13 13 1 0 2 85 306 25.50 5 5 Jordan Daly 14 14 0 1 1 115 298 21.29 10 6 Taylor Beatty 13 12 0 0 2 98 291 24.25 6 7 Sam Webber 14 14 2 0 1 87 212 17.67 15/3 8 Ryan Bonnor 10 9 0 0 0 47 169 18.78 10 9 Cameron Merchant 2 2 1 1 0 132 132 132 1

10 Jarrod Rawlings 6 7 0 0 1 60 129 18.43 1 11 Michael Visser 8 6 1 0 0 34* 72 14.40 3 12 Arshdeep Virdi 2 2 1 0 1 64* 70 70.00 0 13 Mickey Edwards 9 8 4 0 0 24 64 16.00 1 14 Luke Diserens 7 6 3 0 0 43 61 20.33 3 15 Luke Grant 7 7 1 0 0 15 56 9.33 0 16 Adam Gummer 5 6 0 0 0 18 52 8.67 3 17 Will Outred 1 1 0 0 0 28 28 28.00 0 18 Max Burgess 2 2 0 0 0 21 28 14.00 1 19 Corrie Boss 1 1 0 0 0 24* 24 N/A 0 20 Tom Kaye 3 3 0 0 0 8 16 5.33 1 21 John Warn 2 2 0 0 0 7 12 6.00 0 22 Ben Falconer 1 1 1 0 0 11* 11 N/A 0 23 James Boyer 1 1 1 0 0 11* 11 N/A 0 24 Sam Alexander 5 4 3 0 0 5 9 9.00 2 25 Javed Badyari 1 1 0 0 0 6 6 6.00 0 26 Scott Patterson 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 2.00 1 27 Ross Trewartha 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 28 Ben Smith 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 29 Nathan Buck 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Michael Visser 8 126.4 32 393 23 17.09 1 6 for 51 2 Luke Diserens 7 119.2 19 467 17 27.47 1 5 for 51 3 Taylor Beatty 13 120.2 24 453 16 28.31 0 3 for 34 4 Mitch Pugh 11 85.5 9 356 13 27.38 0 2 for 34 5 Mickey Edwards 9 118 20 347 10 34.70 0 3 for 59 6 Ryan Bonnor 10 83 7 370 10 37.00 0 3 for 38 7 Sam Alexander 5 27.1 0 137 8 17.13 1 5 for 50 8 Luke Grant 7 64 12 260 8 32.50 0 3 for 61 9 Aiden Baker 8 52 5 217 5 43.40 0 2 for 23

10 Arshdeep Virdi 2 33 6 18 4 32.00 0 2 for 29 11 Ben Falconer 1 7 1 27 2 13.50 0 2 for 27 12 Nathan Buck 1 17 5 45 2 22.50 0 2 for 45 13 Will Outred 1 2.1 0 15 1 15.00 0 1 for 15 14 Jarrod Walter 15 5 0 41 1 41.00 0 1 for 41

2nd Grade Batting Stats

2nd Grade Bowling Stats

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Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 15 Tom Kaye 3 14 1 72 1 72.00 0 1 for 29 16 Max Burgess 2 6 2 9 0 NA 0 0 for 9 17 Adam Gummer 5 1 0 11 0 NA 0 0 for 11 18 Bilal Qureshi 13 11 0 64 0 NA 0 0 for 8 19 Corrie Boss 1 13 1 65 0 NA 0 0 for 65

RND Dates Score Result Score Venue

1 28 Sep 13 5 Oct 13

Manly-Warringah

8/282 – J Daly 115, B Qureshi

42, J Walter 31

def UNSW

277 – M Visser 6/51, L Diserens 4/87 Manly Oval

2 12 Oct 13 19 Oct 13

North Sydney

171 – L Diserens 5/51, NL Buck 2/45,

M Visser 2/47


273 – B Qureshi 85, J Walter 70, S Webber

39

Bon Andrews

Oval

3 26 Oct 13 2 Nov 13

Sutherland

262 – M Visser 4/86, L Diserens 3/67,

T Beatty 2/60


4/355(dec) – C Merchant 132*, J Walter

116, J Rawlings 49, B Qureshi 34*

Glenn

McGrath

Oval

4 9 Nov 13 16 Nov 13

Mosman

313 – L Grant 3/61, L Diserens 3/113,

T Beatty 2/66, M Visser 2/68

def Manly-Warringah

195 – J Rawlings 60, T Beatty 32, M Pugh 28

Allan Border

Oval

5 23 Nov 13 30 Nov 13

Manly-Warringah

67 and

204 – S Webber 87, B Qureshi 49

def by Campbelltown-Camden

2/69(dec) – T Beatty 2/23

and 9/204 – T Beatty 3/44, M Edwards

3/59, L Grant 2/26

Manly Oval

6 7 Dec 13 Eastern Suburbs

5/196

def Manly-Warringah

192 – B Qureshi 66, M Pugh 29

Waverley

Oval

7 14 Dec 13

Manly-Warringah

241 – A Baker 71 R Bonnor, 46 J Walter

30

def by Bankstown

9/305(cc) – M Pugh 2/47, T Beatty 2/64

Manly Oval

8 21 Dec 13

Manly-Warringah

9/223 – J Daly 61, R Bonnor

47, A Baker 26

def by Parramatta

239 – S Alexander 5/50, M Pugh 2/36,

T Beatty 2/44

Manly Oval

9 11 Jan 14 Gordon

8/218 – R Bonnor 3/38, M Visser 2/38

def Manly-Warringah

215 – T Beatty 98, L Diserens 43

Chatswood

Oval

10 18 Jan 14 Manly-Warringah

2/177 – M Pugh 82*, A Baker 46

def Blacktown

8/176 – M Visser 3/26, A Baker 2/23

Manly Oval

11 25 Jan 14 Sydney University

7/151 – S Alexander 3/33

def Manly-Warringah

150 – T Beatty 73

Sydney

University 1

12 1 Feb 14 8 Feb 14

St George

8/379(dec) – R Bonnor 2/45, M Pugh

2/87, A Virdi 2/99

def Manly-Warringah

163 – R Bonnor 40, M Pugh 39

and 0/75 - J Walter 36*, M Pugh 33*

Hurstville

Oval

13 15 Feb 14 22 Feb 14

Manly-Warringah

8/238 – A Baker 85, A Virdi

def Sydney

233 – M Visser 3/56, A Virdi 2/29, M Pugh

Manly Oval

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64*, M Visser 34* 2/34

14 1 Mar 14 8 Mar 14

Manly-Warringah

222 – A Baker 83, T Beatty

29, R Bonnor 29

def by Fairfield-Liverpool

7/250(dec) – M Pugh 2/46, R Bonnor 2/76

Manly Oval

15 15 Mar 14 Hawkesbury

5/122 – B Falconer 2/27

def Manly-Warringah

116 – W Outred 28

Owen Earle

Oval

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Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

4th Manly-Warringah 15 0 11 0 3 0 107 2,793 141 2,731 69


Firstly, congratulations to Northern Districts on being the 2013/14 3rd Grade Premiers. We had the team to win the competition this year but unfortunately it was not to be. We hit form at the right time, won games against good sides convincingly and believed that we could and would win from any position we found ourselves in. But 1 bad session against the eventual premiers cost us and our dream was over. I am proud to say that all who represented the 3rd XI this season were integral in the culture we created along the way. It is however so disappointing that we finished our season a couple of weeks earlier than we had all hoped. We enjoyed our cricket and trained well. (most of the time). There were some fantastic performances from everyone at some stage of the year and I believe players grew in confidence with each game. Our younger players became leaders and our older more experienced players enjoyed their cricket as they never have before. Some of our youngsters also stepped up when we needed them most, winning us games we probably shouldn't have won. The future of our club is in great hands. If our club can enjoy the cricket they play week I week out as we did this year then plenty of trophies are just around the corner. I would, on behalf of all of 3rd grade like to

thank our fantastic club coaches. Shawn Bradstreet in particular has played a huge role in my career and I am fortunate to call him my mate. His hard work and passion for our club is unrivalled and we are lucky to have him. Thanks Shawn for all your help and support over the years. Both to me as a captain and as a coach, I have learnt so much from you and I will always be grateful. To Phil Marks, Adam Crosthwaite, Gavin Fletcher, Bob Rollins and David Gardiner. Thankyou for being a part of the best coaching roster at the best club in the best competition. Your efforts are the reason we as a club had the successful season we did. A big thankyou also to Chairman of Selectors Chris Hynes. It’s probably the toughest job in grade cricket but Hynsie put his heart and soul into it all season, and his passion and ambition for our club to be the best it can be is just about the best quality you can have in the role, so thankyou. To our manager Alan Wright. Unwavering in his dedication to his teammates, club mates and the whole Manly Cricket community. Does anything that is asked of him and we all love him. A great man to have around. Mate I will miss Saturdays and working alongside you. The last 4 years have been great and so many memories formed. Thankyou for all of your love, help and support. I couldn't have continued as skipper for so long

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without you. To the players, starting with the 11 from the QF. Then all who have played 5 games or more. Adam Gummer Gums really stepped up this season as a leader. We all know he can bat but his numbers this year suggest he has really grown as a player as well. His 2 hundreds were brilliant and his ability to read the game in the field is exceptional. Certainly a future captain, of which grade only Gums can decide. Thanks mate for all the good cricketing times we had, a premiership and plenty of laughs. Jarrod Rawlings Ralphy can bat, no one doubts that. A year that promised so much after being picked in 2's and scoring a few runs turned into a season of what could have been. The only thing holding him back is consistency. If Jarrod can score big scores regularly (specifically 100's) then the sky is the limit. An old school opener, the likes of which are so valuable these days. One of the best sets of hands in the grippers that I have played with. Cheers Ralph! Ryan Farrell This young bloke is the perfect number 3. Technically sound, relaxed and becoming increasingly confident in his own game and ability. Add to this his more than handy leggies and his freakish ability in any position in the field and Ryan is the complete all-rounder. Started the season really well but didn't finish the way I know he would have liked, but not through lack of trying. It’s been a pleasure Ryan watching you mature into the fine young man you have become.

Lance Stewart Digits has been around a while now and this year I think he realised that he has become a senior member of the club. He showed this with some well chosen words when we needed them the most and also with the bat and in the field at gully where he took some screamers. His batting went to a new level and with this season behind him he should be pushing for a start in twos next year. Just a great teammate to have around and I for one have certainly enjoyed watching his progress. Sam Gainsford A real all round talent who has had a tough year off the field. But you would never have known as his desire and attitude towards this team succeeding was never questioned. At times this season he showed what he is capable of, when we needed him the most he stood tall and delivered. Sam, I've enjoyed watching you grow from a boy to a man and I look forward to watching you progress in the near future. Luke Grant An all-rounder of true class. A match winner with bat and ball and an attitude that matches his work ethic and competitiveness. The perfect man to have coming in at 7 or 8 and with the ball at times he was unplayable. Luke you trained so hard all year and got the results to show for it. If you continue to do so they will continue and your future will take you wherever you desire. Well done mate on a fantastic season. Matt Alexander Mattoes joined us late in the year but proved a real asset straight away. His extra pace and ability to swing the ball certainly intimidated a few opposition batsmen. His batting is an unknown quantity as he has not yet put the

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scores on the board that we know he is capable of. Mattoes, back yourself mate. Get your body right and train hard and anything is possible. I can’t wait to see what happens! James Boyer Jimmy was outstanding this year. His glove work at times was way above third grade standard. Jimmy is a keeper who really leads his team around the field which is so important. A hard worker at training that deserves every bit of success that comes his way. I hope in the years to come Jimmy can move up the grades and play where his standards will be more than at home. Also one of the nicest young kids I have ever met. Love ya Jimbo. Ronnie Davis One of the greats that we are all lucky to have played with. Ronnie's passion for the game and for our club is amazing and he certainly gets a massive case of white line fever when he takes the field. His stats this year were great but if his body could have behaved all season then they would have been incredible. A leader and a great teammate. Thanks Ronnie, it’s been a pleasure. Sam Alexander What I like most about Sammy is that he is the life of the party and always cracking a joke. But when asked upon to switch on and deliver he always does. Had a few very successful games in 2s and I believe this is his grade at the moment. Sammy, you work so hard on your bowling and it shows. But don't neglect the 2 other aspects of your game that are so important as you climb the ladder. Loved every minute of playing cricket with you mate. Good luck. Arshdeep Virdi This bloke is about as naturally gifted a cricketer as you will ever see. Perfect no 7 or 8 that can win a game or take the game away from the opposition in a matter of overs. New ball, old ball, whatever. He is a wicket taker. In the field he is exceptional. If Ash can train more regularly and get the results that he desires on a regular basis then look out to all in the grades above. Well done on another fantastic season mate. I’ll be watching you climb up the grades with interest!

Max Burgess Not the year I'm sure Maxy would have been after. But his desire and dedication to his team, himself and his club remained of the highest level. Mate it’s just a matter of believing in yourself, your game and knowing that you have done the hard yards through the week. It will come, I promise you that. I have loved taking the field with you mate. Your energy and passion is infectious to all those around you. Nick McCallum-Toomey What a start to the season for Nick. Took wickets for fun in 4's and then 6 on debut in 3's in round 3. Good pace and swing. Keep bowling it mate, hit the length you want to. You have a big future, as someone who can swing the ball as much as you do is always highly sort after. A genuine kid with a great work ethic and an enormous talent. I would also like to thank ALL the other players that played 3's this season. There are too many to name and if I try I might forget someone. You have all contributed along the way to our great season and it has been a pleasure to play with you all. To Andrew Fraser, David Gainsford, Joel Mason and all the other committee members thankyou again for all your hard work. It really is no surprise to me that we are the best club in the competition and it is thanks to you guys that this is the case. We are an incredibly lucky playing group to have such a passionate committee. Thankyou to all the wives, girlfriends, mums, dads, brothers, sisters and friends of us all. Thankyou for supporting us and for all your help this season. Over the last 6 seasons I have had the honour of leading this 3rd grade side. We have had some great times and some not so great times, but that is sport and cricket. It makes us better players and people to experience both the ups and downs. It is why we play. To all the players who I have taken to the field with in my 16 years at this club I love, thankyou. I have made some very special friendships along the way and had some incredible personal and team moments that will remain with me for the rest of my life. I only ever wanted to play for 1 club and to do so

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successfully and for so long I am incredibly honoured. This club will always be in my blood and I will miss playing for Manly, but I will always be involved in some way, just not sure how yet. Time will tell. To my family, thankyou for all your support and more importantly giving me the opportunity so many years ago to play this great game. Who knows where I would be today without your selflessness and will to see your son succeed and have fun.

Last but certainly not least to my wife Gemma and my daughter Keira. I love you both and I'm looking forward to life after cricket. Thankyou for your support. Our next chapter awaits. Cheers everyone, Craig Little 3rd Grade Captain 2013/14

Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Adam Gummer 11 11 2 2 1 104 399 44.33 5 2 Lance Stewart 15 16 4 1 0 100* 397 33.08 5 3 Craig Little 16 14 2 1 1 100* 385 32.08 14 4 Ryan Farrell 16 17 0 0 1 55 338 19.88 10 5 Sam Gainsford 15 13 1 0 1 52 285 23.75 10 6 Jarrod Rawlings 10 11 0 0 2 83 205 18.64 8 7 Arshdeep Virdi 11 10 1 0 1 54 183 20.33 8 8 Max Burgess 6 6 0 0 0 30 93 15.50 2 9 James Boyer 14 10 3 0 0 25 91 13.00 18/6

10 Luke Grant 9 6 4 0 0 32* 84 42.00 0 11 Ronald Davis 15 8 3 0 0 34 83 16.60 3 12 Ross Trewartha 3 3 0 0 0 35 63 21.00 1 13 Matt Alexander 6 3 1 0 0 27* 54 27.00 4 14 Matt Cole 3 3 0 0 0 27 41 13.67 0 15 Dylan Marshall 3 2 0 0 0 27 29 14.50 0 16 Jordan Daly 1 1 1 0 0 20* 20 N/A 1 17 Sam Alexander 11 5 3 0 0 7* 13 6.50 4 18 Danny Reynolds 1 1 0 0 0 12 12 12.00 0 19 Josh Petersen 2 1 0 0 0 3 3 3.00 0 20 Nick McCallum-Toomey 5 3 2 0 0 2* 3 3.00 0 21 Brad Wilson 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Ronnie Davis 15 181.1 39 524 32 16.38 0 3 for 5 2 Craig Little 16 146.4 24 477 28 17.00 0 4 for 25 3 Luke Grant 8 111.1 32 293 21 13.95 1 5 for 29 4 Sam Alexander 11 111.2 16 401 19 21.11 2 5 for 43 5 Matt Alexander 6 80 18 178 12 14.83 0 4 for 27 6 Nick McCallum-Toomey 5 59 227 11 11 20.64 1 6 for 57 7 Arshdeep Virdi 11 61 8 238 10 23.80 0 3 for 29

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Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 8 Sam Gainsford 15 98.5 17 283 10 28.30 0 2 for 7 9 Dylan Marshall 3 42 9 144 4 36.00 0 1 for 28

10 Mickey Edwards 1 5 0 20 2 10.00 0 2 for 20 11 Ryan Farrell 16 15 3 46 1 46.00 0 1 for 33 12 Brad Wilson 2 19 4 60 1 60.00 0 1 for 22 13 Jarrod Rawlings 10 2 0 8 0 N/A 0 0 for 8 14 Danny Reynolds 1 4 1 14 0 N/A 0 0 for 14


1 28 Sep 13 5 Oct 13

UNSW 245 – S Alexander 5/56, C Little 2/40

def by

Manly-Warringah 2/267 – A Gummer 102*, L Stewart 100*, MJ Cole 27

David Phillips South

2 12 Oct 13 19 Oct 13

Manly-Warringah

6/206 – R Farrell 55, A Gummer

36, A Virdi 33*, S Gainsford

32, L Stewart 25

def North Sydney

205 - L Grant 4/46

Graham

Reserve

3 26 Oct 13 2 Nov 13

Manly-Warringah

298 – A Gummer 66, A Virdi

54, R Farrell 47, M Burgess

30, C Little 25, J Boyer 25

def Sutherland

275 – S Alexander 5/43, A Virdi

3/49

Graham

Reserve

4 9 Nov 13 16 Nov 13

Manly-Warringah

143 – A Virdi 29, S Gainsford

27, M Burgess 27, R Trewartha 27

def by Mosman

222 – NJ McCallum-Toomey

6/57 R Davis 3/54

and 5/49 – S Gainsford 2/7,

C Little 2/17

Graham

Reserve

5 23 Nov 13 30 Nov 13

Campbelltown-Camden

6/215 – R Davis 2/26, C Little 2/56,

NJ McCallum-Toomey 2/61

def Manly-Warringah

9/213(dec) – C Little 47, R Farrell

46, R Trewartha 35

Raby 2

6 7 Dec 13

Manly-Warringah

8/202(cc) – L Stewart 37, R Farrell

35, C Little 31

def Eastern Suburbs

8/199(cc) – A Virdi 3/29

Graham

Reserve

7 14 Dec 13

Bankstown

172 – R Davis 3/26, NJ McCallum-

Toomey 3/52, C Little 2/32,

S Alexander 2/46


8/246(cc) – J Rawlings

83, R Farrell 36, S Gainsford 36*

Jensen Park

8 21 Dec 13 Parramatta

4/109 – R Davis 3/54

def Manly-Warringah

106 – R Davis 34

Merrylands

Oval

9 11 Jan 14

Manly-Warringah

7/228(cc) – A Gummer 104, R Farrell

43, C Little 27

def Gordon

136 – L Grant 5/29, M Edwards

2/20, R Davis 2/29

Graham

Reserve

10 18 Jan 14

Blacktown

9/148(cc) – C Little 3/29, S Gainsford

2/26, L Grant 2/28


8/149 – L Grant 32*, D Marshall

27

Jim Hanshaw

Oval

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11 25 Jan 14

Manly-Warringah

199 – C Little 56, S Gainsford

35, M Alexander 27*

def by Sydney University

7/264(cc) – A Virdi 2/59

Graham

Reserve

12 1 Feb 14 8 Feb 14

Manly-Warringah

6/209(dec) – J Rawlings

63, S Gainsford 52, L Stewart 34

def St George

139 – M Alexander 3/33, L Grant

2/30, R Davis 2/30

and 2/111

Graham

Reserve

13 15 Feb 14 22 Feb 14

Sydney

101 – C Little 4/25, L Grant 3/24,

R Davis 2/22


3/105 – A Gummer 40, L Stewart

33*

Birchgrove Park

14 1 Mar 14 8 Mar 14

Fairfield-Liverpool

60 – R Davis 3/5, M Alexander 2/11,

C Little 2/12, L Grant 2/19


2/61 – A Gummer 22*

Fairfield Oval

15 15 Mar 14

Manly-Warringah

8/161(cc) – L Stewart 47, S Gainsford

31

def Hawkesbury

81 – M Alexander 4/27,

S Alexander 2/7, L Grant 2/22,

R Davis 2/25

Graham

Reserve

QF 22 Mar 14 23 Mar 14

Northern District

162 – C Little 4/31, R Davis 3/25,

S Alexander 2/42

and 7/78(cc) – R Davis 3/16, C Little

2/9

def Manly-Warringah

110

and 2/169(dec) – C Little

100*, L Stewart 27*

Asquith Oval

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Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

3rd

Manly-Warringah 15 1 8 2 4 0 136 3,538 135 2,939 60


Firstly, Congratulations to Easts for winning the 2013/14 premiership. 4th grade can consider ourselves very unlucky not to have won the competition and breaking the 42 year drought this season. We were in a dominant position in the grand final having declared at 8/331 and having Easts 2 down on a wicket with plenty in it only for the rain to come in on the 2nd day preventing any chance of pushing on for a well-deserved victory. Well done to Easts for winning the comp on the back of their minor premiership, you certainly cannot begrudge a team who has done that. Our season was very consistent; all along I knew we had a team that should win the comp. We seemed to get better as the year went on and I can only think of two games just after Christmas where we played poorly (Gordon and Syd Uni). We finished in 3rd position, just 3 points away from Easts and when we look back on the season one could argue we had our chances to comfortably wrap up the minor premiership. For instance the following games we should have scored points from…

Collapse Rd 1 v UNSW

Mosman not preparing a wicket day 2 and being washed out at 8.30 am on a dry day and wicket - bizarre, and frustrating, when we had 250 on the board

Not finishing off Campbelltown and then not taking the easy run out chance when it presented it itself when they were 9 down, 2 balls to go.

Sloppy catching for a half hour period against Sydney preventing us from a comfortable outright.

Fairfield not attempting to chase runs in the 120 over game despite us declaring at 57 overs.

Despite these blips we obviously did well to finish in 3rd spot. What was this great result based on? We seemed to have plenty of different people get involved and take control of games at different times. We did not rely totally on any single batsman or bowler and we had plenty of depth in our batting for the times the top order did not fire. Our bowling attack had good variety and was a big handful at 4th grade level for most teams. I will go through all players below but I would like to mention a few blokes before this. Rowan Hamman - first game back in about 7 years and scores a 100. Looked like scoring hundreds every time he batted (ended up with 4 of them) and would have had a massive year if he played more games. Broke Couchy's record for aggregate and just missed Patto's avg. Josh Petersen - he and Rowan are great mates and turned up together and both broke records, Josh beating a long standing keeping record for 4th grade. Sam Hole - should be looking to play higher grades and eventually leading that team Nick Toomey - when he bowls with rhythm he is a threat at all levels as he bowls with lively pace and takes it away In approximate batting order our squad was:- Rowan Hamman If he plays a full season and trains he can pick his grade. Showed everyone that opening the batting does not mean you can't be aggressive. He took on the bowlers as soon as he could and rarely missed

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out. Played all the shots and as soon as he banged one straight down the ground you knew he was ready to go. His composed, self-assured manner was hopefully observed by the youngsters. A good slipper as well (usually at least) and provided great advice. Max Burgess Came down to 4s after struggling a bit in 2s and 3s and immediately broke his finger. Took some time getting things right in 4th grade but came good in the semi-final with a great 54no. Max will take a positive or two from this season and expect bigger things from him next year. His enthusiasm was consistently high regardless of his personal performance. A great team player and leader. Ross Trewartha Ross did not hit his straps this year and despite getting numerous starts did not go on with it. He proved to be toying with us though because he played one of the best innings you would want to see in the GF, taking Easts apart for a masterly 143. His fielding was incredible - a true athlete and took the catch of the year at a crucial time in the gully v Sutherland in the semi-final. Play again mate! Sam Hole Sam played the whole season in 4th grade compiling four half centuries and numerous 20's and 30's. I'm sure once he kicks on and gets a century plenty will flow. An on field leader always showing encouragement and bowls some very useful orthodox spin. Should be looking to get through a grade a year for the next 3 seasons. Bill D’Arcy Played about half the season in 4ths enjoying a consistent patch mid-year but fell away and ended up in 5ths. His correct technique should be his strength over the coming years and we will see him

move ahead. Matt Cole This likeable bloke started in 3s but came back to 4ths early on. He has a knack of getting out to a loose shot just when you think he is set. If he can get over this he will be an excellent run scorer and could move through the grades. Needs to work on his fielding though but has the right attitude and this should not be difficult. Jacob Graham Jacob started the year in a promising way, scoring 45 but never got going again to the standard he is capable of. Can definitely be a threat at the 3rd/4th grade level with bat and ball. Batting anywhere between 1 and 10 probably did not help but needs to achieve more consistency. He got us out of trouble in some games and we look forward to bigger contributions from this bustling all-rounder. Danny Reynolds We lost Danny to injury just after Christmas which was a big loss. Never fully fit Danny was still a menace with bat and ball. Called up at the last minute before Rd2 he proceeded to take wickets and belt a match winning 50. He has a great eye and is a weapon with the bat at 7 or 8 and when fit a dynamic bowler. Hopefully gets over injuries and is up for it next season. Josh Petersen A marvel behind the stumps, with bat in hand and in the rooms with his excellent words and great demeanour. Got important runs all year and usually got out having a go and I can hardly recall an error behind the stumps but I do recall some superb athleticism. A great bloke who will hopefully bring his family along to watch him in action next year.

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Dylan Marshall Running with Dylan at preseason fitness I would not have thought for a second he would visit 4th grade this year. Injury though spoilt his year and he ended up playing the last handful of games in 4ths. Always going to struggle to find the form he is capable of but when he did get it going he was clearly a cut above 4th grade. When fit he will be up the grades immediately and good luck to him, a fun bloke to have around and a great competitor. Brad Wilson Central to 4ths success this year, always up for a laugh and took plenty of key wickets throughout the season especially after Christmas where a reminder of the importance of positive body language seemed to work wonders. Took consistent new ball wickets and bowled us to victory in semi v Sutherland with a superb 6 wickets. Brad's batting is also improving to the point of classifying him as an all-rounder. If he gets more confident against spin bowling he will round out his game nicely. Nick McCallum-Toomey Took 10 wickets in Rd 2 v Norths and this kick started his year where he went on to lead our aggregate. He also took wickets in 3rd grade. Bowls at a fresh pace and when on song bowls a great away swinger that will trouble all batsmen, regardless of the grade. Can handle the bat as well and the game or innings was never over when Nick came to the crease. Tom Kaye A player who had limited opportunity this year due to injury, but played most of his games in 4s. A classy

left hand bat who is too good for 4th grade. An injury free year next season will see him prosper. Other players who had a game or two included:- Corrie Boss coming back from injury and showed what he can do with bat and ball; Arshdeep Virdi missed out on Grand Final spot by a whisker due to qualification rules; Joel Mason showed he can still play 4th grade easily; Zac Trewartha had a difficult introduction playing in our worst game of the year and getting stuck with old ball into a gale on a belter; Ben Kittlety bowled with good pace and hopefully comes back; Matt Alexander came back from injury and was a handful with bat and ball; Aidan baker played some great innings; Nick Williams, Angus Reid, Tom Kelly, Toby Poole, Pete Lindsay, Simon Lyon and Liam Tully all had a game or two as well and contributed. Thanks goes to the coaching staff Shawn Bradstreet, Phil Marks, Adam Crosthwaite and Gavin Fletcher. You all did a great job and I look forward to working with you again next year. You ensured all aspects of preparation and game day were covered and were always available. Bob Rollins as well, mate you did a great job and I loved seeing you around on match day and having a hit on Tuesdays. The amount of balls you threw and the number of times you had to deal with the ball machines was ridiculous and it takes a top bloke to do all that.

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Dave Gardner came on Rd 12 for 4th grade and we did not lose again. Awesome job for us mate, whoever gets you next year has a great head start; Chris Hynes - tough job as head selector but did it well and his thoughts and advice were great. Hope he backs up next year. Alan Wright ran the nets with aplomb and is a foundation of the club. Steve Beatty & Frase - ensured the club's administration dealt with the issues as they cropped up and this makes things a lot easier. Gordon Currie - champion club man who devoted a further 6 days to MWDCC cause by scoring for us throughout the finals series - many thanks.

Just a quick one to acknowledge Craig Little's efforts over the years. Going out on a high, forever selfless, Genie is going to be missed a lot. Congratulations on a great career at MWDCC. Well done on a great season 4th grade, bad luck we couldn't get our just rewards. I have the feeling if we sent them in on day 1 the result would have been different. I am sure a lot of the players became aware for the first time that winning is a key ingredient to enjoying yourself. There is no reason why this can't continue next year especially with the attitude of our coaches and administration. See you next year Warren Evans 4th Grade Captain 2013/14

Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Rowan Hamman 11 12 1 4 2 116 672 61.09 7 2 Sam Hole 17 18 1 0 4 371 65 25.12 3 3 Ross Trewartha 12 14 0 1 1 143 351 25.07 0 4 Matt Cole 15 14 0 0 2 63 305 21.79 3 5 Warren Evans 17 18 5 0 0 37* 259 19.92 6 6 Josh Petersen 16 13 2 0 0 44 249 22.64 37/1 7 Danny Reynolds 7 8 2 0 1 58 192 32.00 1 8 Billy D’Arcy 9 11 0 0 1 80 181 16.45 3 9 Jacob Graham 13 12 1 0 0 45 170 15.45 6

10 Brad Wilson 16 13 8 0 0 39* 168 33.60 4 11 Aidan Baker 3 4 1 0 1 88 131 43.7 1 12 Corrie Boss 4 5 0 0 1 73 122 24.40 3 13 Matt Alexander 6 5 1 0 0 44 120 30.00 1 14 Max Burgess 7 8 1 0 1 53* 115 16.43 2 15 Nick McCallum-Toomey 13 9 4 0 0 34* 87 17.40 3 16 Tom Kaye 4 4 1 0 0 45* 82 27.33 2 17 Joel Mason 2 2 0 0 0 37 59 24.50 0 18 Arshdeep Virdi 3 4 0 0 0 18 57 14.25 1 19 Angus Reid 3 3 1 0 0 31* 55 27.50 3 20 Peter Lindsay 3 4 0 0 0 26 45 11.25 3 21 Tom Kelly 3 3 0 0 0 19 41 13.67 0 22 Dylan Marshall 6 5 1 0 0 14 30 7.50 3 23 Liam Tulley 1 1 0 0 0 18 18 18.00 1 24 Simon Lyon 1 1 0 0 0 9 9 9.00 0 25 Ben Kittlety 3 2 1 0 0 9 9 9.00 1

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Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Nick McCallum-Toomey 13 167.3 24 575 33 17.42 2 5 for 27 2 Warren Evans 17 145.2 49 343 26 13.19 1 5 for 26 3 Brad Wilson 16 161.5 40 507 26 19.50 1 6 for 35 4 Danny Reynolds 7 63.1 11 198 13 15.23 0 3 for 14 5 Jacob Graham 13 72 11 265 12 22.08 0 3 for 44 6 Sam Hole 17 101 16 381 9 42.33 0 4 for 67 7 Dylan Marshall 6 45.3 9 176 7 25.14 0 3 for 42 8 Matt Alexander 6 20 5 56 6 9.33 1 5 for 20 9 Corrie Boss 4 32.5 3 113 5 22.60 0 3 for 45

10 Peter Lindsay 3 26 1 119 5 23.80 0 2 for 18 11 Ben Kittlety 3 27.3 3 111 4 27.75 0 2 for 26 12 Aidan Baker 3 38 9 153 4 38.25 0 2 for 30 13 Arshdeep Virdi 3 23 5 84 3 28.00 0 2 for 14 14 Tom Kaye 4 6 2 17 1 17.00 0 1 for 17 15 Tom Kelly 3 7 1 35 1 35.00 0 1 for 35 16 Angus Reid 3 24 4 101 1 101.00 0 1 for 60 17 Matt Cole 15 1 0 10 0 N/A 0 0 for 10 18 Rowan Hamman 11 1 0 10 0 N/A 0 0 for 10 19 Zach Trewartha 1 3 0 26 0 N/A 0 0 for 26


1 28 Sep 13 5 Oct 13

Manly-Warringah

245 – R Hamman 116, J Graham 45 def by

UNSW

289 – B Wilson 3/43, S Hole

3/67, J Graham 2/28

Graham

Reserve

2 12 Oct 13 19 Oct 13

North Sydney

65 – N McCallum-Toomey 5/27,

P Lindsay 2/18, D Reynolds 2/18

and 201 – N McCallum-Toomey 5/56,

D Reynolds 2/40, J Graham 2/41

def by

Manly-Warringah

182 – D Reynolds 58, W Evans

27, P Lindsay 26,

and 4/86 – R Trewartha 32

Tunks Park

3 26 Oct 13 2 Nov 13

Sutherland

119 – NJ McCallum-Toomey 4/35,

D Reynolds 3/14, A Baker 2/30

and 4/172(dec) – P Lindsay 2/40

def by

Manly-Warringah

7/124(dec) – R Trewartha 55

and 7/113 – AJ Reid

31*, BM D'Arcy 31

Sutherland

Oval

4 9 Nov 13

16 Nov 13 Mosman

1/29 drew

Manly-Warringah

249 – R Hamman 108, MJ Cole

30

Rawson Park

5 23 Nov 13 30 Nov 13

Manly-Warringah

9/229(dec) – D Reynolds 43, W Evans

34*, S Hole 33 A Baker 33

def by

Campbelltown-Camden

9/233 – S Hole 4/67, D Reynolds

2/41

Graham

Reserve

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6 7 Dec 13

Eastern Suburbs

8/217(cc) – J Graham 3/44, B Wilson

2/33

def by

Manly-Warringah

3/220 – A Baker 88*, R Hamman

54, TJ Kaye 45*

Trumper Park

7 14 Dec 13

Manly-Warringah

5/289 – BM D'Arcy 80, S Hole

65, M Alexander 36*, D Reynolds

30, R Trewartha 26

def

Bankstown

8/154 – D Reynolds 3/41,

J Graham 2/14, D Marshall 2/35

Graham

Reserve

8 21 Dec 13

Manly-Warringah

9/245(cc) – MJ Cole 63, M Alexander

44, J Petersen 40, R Hamman 27

def

Parramatta

5/217 - W Evans 3/24, B Kittlety

2/48

Graham

Reserve

9 11 Jan 14 Gordon

3/128 def

Manly-Warringah

127 – D Reynolds 27 Killara Oval

10 18 Jan 14

Manly-Warringah

8/212(cc) – S Hole 56, W Evans

37*, TJ Kaye 27, J Graham 25

def

Blacktown

101 – M Alexander 5/20,

W Evans 3/22, NJ McCallum-

Toomey 2/31

Graham

Reserve

11 25 Jan 14 Sydney University

4/214 def

Manly-Warringah

8/213(cc) – NJ McCallum-

Toomey 34*, J Graham

33, MJ Cole 31

Sydney

University 2

12 1 Feb 14 8 Feb 14

St George

165 – NJ McCallum-Toomey 4/57,

B Wilson 3/31, B Kittlety 2/26

def by

Manly-Warringah

271 – R Hamman 104, B Wilson

39*, JR Mason 37

Harold Fraser

Reserve

13 15 Feb 14 22 Feb 14

Manly-Warringah

9/269(dec) – R Hamman 82, S Hole

60, W Evans 25

def

Sydney

154 – W Evans 3/21, B Wilson

3/39, C Boss 3/45

and 7/137 – NJ McCallum-

Toomey 4/36

Graham

Reserve

14 1 Mar 14 8 Mar 14

Manly-Warringah

7/270(dec) – C Boss 73, MJ Cole

57, R Trewartha 43, R Hamman 26

drew Fairfield-Liverpool

6/201 – W Evans 2/24

Graham

Reserve

15 15 Mar 14

Hawkesbury

143 – W Evans 5/26 (inc hat-trick),

B Wilson 2/25


194 – J Petersen 42, S Hole 35 Bensons Lane 2

QF 22 Mar 14 23 Mar 14

Manly-Warringah

101 – MJ Cole 30, J Petersen 28,

and 177 - S Hole 53*

def

Parramatta

71 – W Evans 4/9, A Virdi 2/14,

B Wilson 2/20

and 4/95 – NJ McCallum-

Toomey 3/23

Manly Oval

SF 29 Mar 14 30 Mar 14

Sutherland

169 – B Wilson 6/35, D Marshall 3/42 def by

Manly-Warringah

0/172 – R Hamman

113*, M Burgess 53*

Glenn McGrath

Oval

GF 5 Apr 14 6 Apr 14

Eastern Suburbs

2/75 drew

Manly-Warringah

8/331(dec) – R Trewartha

143 J Petersen 44, W Evans

35, R Hamman 32

North Sydney

Oval

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Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

3rd

Manly-Warringah 15 0 11 0 4 0 124 3,180 142 2,955 68


Firstly Congratulations to Penrith on winning the 2013/14 Sherwood Cup. 5th Grade enjoyed a very successful season, making the Grand Final. Adding to the occasion was that Manly Oval was the venue for the match, making it even more special. 26 players pulled on the famous Waratah cap this year. Some in their first year, some having played a little over the preceding years and others who had seen many seasons and should have known better. The season was a success, particularly for the development of future Manly players. New players like Ben Kittlety, Hamish Ferguson, Jake Carden, Tom Nickol and the 2 young wicket keepers, Aiden Bariol & Sam Kelly will be around the club for many years. The Pathway Program continues to throw up talented Manly juniors who have the right attitude and are ready to take the next step up to grade cricket. From the first round, the side was never out of the top 6. There were many batting highlights, as all the top order took advantage of flat wickets and fast outfields. Batting became the strength of the squad and we set ourselves training and match goals to score as many runs as possible. After Xmas, as the ball began to swing around, totals were not as big, but the bowlers began to shine. Hard work at training to improve fielding skills was relished as the final series loomed large on the radar.

After finishing 3rd, a hard fought 14 run win over Gordon in the Qualifying Final, followed by a more dominant 54 run victory over Randy Petes, took the boys to the Grand Final against Penrith, who had deservedly made the decider, after leading the competition for a large part of the season. The game itself was lost in the first hour, as we slumped to 6 for 17. The title was gone, but our pride was still intact. Most of the second day was lost to rain to deny us any chance of a comeback. Disappointing, but celebrations on Sunday night and Monday, proved the 5th Grade finalists were not going to stew on the result. John Warne, Joel Mason, Ross Trewartha & Greg Boyer all captained the side this year while I was either injured or unavailable and shows what a tremendous talent pool of former players that the club can call on. Many thanks must also go to Don “Dollars” Sellin for his continued support of 5th Grade, scoring once again for the club he loves so much. Ian Ferguson and Alan Wright also made enormous contributions during the finals series as team managers. Thanks also to all the parents, whether through the best tea’s in 5th Grade, or helping out around Mike Pawley Oval on game days. Coaches – speaking on behalf of all the 5th grade squad, you guys have been an inspiration. Winga, Skid, Bobby, Lozza, and Fletch, you put in so much time & effort to get the boys to the last game of the year. Every player in the squad are now better

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players because of your dedication and enthusiasm. Chris Hynes also deserves a massive thank you. Hynesie made a huge difference this year, his first year as Chairman of Selectors. I hate to think of the amount of mobile time we spent together during the season, but we both took selection of the team very seriously. Thanks Hynesie. Now to the players: Joel Mason Great to have Maso around this year. Fantastic support to me personally and to the rest of the team. Maso would probably be the first to admit that he didn’t score as many runs as he should have. With so many commitments off the field, hitting cricket balls was often hard to fit in. Always first to encourage teammates on and off the field, Maso was a vital part of the sides success. Billy D’Arcy Billy played half the season in 5’s, the rest with Wazza in 4’s. A sound top order technique with the ability to play a long innings, Billy’s batting is certainly improving each season, as supported by receiving the batting average award. Great pair of hands, but still some work to do on fielding to go to the next level. If there was a banter award for 5th grade, Billy would win, with daylight second. Had teammates, opposition and umpires in stiches on the field with good humoured comments. Could easily move up the grades quickly. Hamish Ferguson Debut year for Hamo. Quite hard to judge how well Hamish went this year. Obviously a talented batsman of the future, I think that this year will do him the world of good going forward. Probably too caught up with others opinions on batting technique, rather than finding his own style and being happy with it. Very useful bowler who should always be encouraged (coaches) to keep bowling.

Outstanding fielder with a great arm. Watch him go in the years ahead. Toby Poole Toby went to the next level this year, scoring the most runs by quite a distance. Rarely troubled by any bowling attack, the only thing missing was a three figure score, which he went close to on a number of occasions. Really enjoyed his cricket, trained hard and was always ready to do the 1 percenters. Will surely move up the grades next year. Continue to work hard Tobs and I’m sure that more success will follow. Jake Carden Another new player to grade, who really made his mark. Averaging 23 with the bat and 11 with ball, shows that Jake has true all-round talents. Coming off a brilliant Green Shield campaign really gave Jake the confidence to finish off the season. I think that he should work hard on being a slip/gully fielder, as he showed this year that is probably his best fielding position. The next step is to turn all of the 30’s into 80 plus scores and I’m sure that this will come. Gradually becoming more comfortable within the team, Ping is one for the future. Tom Kelly TK started the season on fire, scoring runs for fun. Tom brought a level of experience to what was a very young squad and spoke up when opinions were asked for. That early season confidence set up Tom for a huge year. Tom also snared vital wickets with his medium pace out swingers, consistently bowling the right shape and breaking a partnership. Great team man and another one who really enjoyed his cricket. Tom’s batting fell away a bit after Xmas which is one area to work on next season, being more consistent, but this is only a minor comment on what was a great year for TK. Will Outred Breakthrough year for Will. Leading wicket taker with 32 wickets at 21. Will trained really hard,

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bowling countless overs at training, which turned into more accuracy and control on the field. The go to bowler for me all year. Also involved in 4 runouts, underlying his excellent work in the field. I think that a lot of people at the club believe that Will can become a genuine all-rounder in the future. I agree, but it will take a lot of work and discipline. At times, Will looks as good as our top order, only to play a silly shot. Work hard Will, a leg spinning all-rounder is one of the hardest goals in cricket, but if anyone can do it, it’s you. The talent is there, how much do you want it and are you prepared to do what it takes to get there. Zac Trewartha Steady year for Zac, without reaching the heights perhaps expected of him. Probably didn’t take as many top order wickets with the new ball as he could have, but was deadly at the death in 1 dayers and mopping up tails in the 2 dayers. A few small adjustments from Winga and Fletch will pay off next year. Really came on during the season as a batsman. Hits as clean a ball as anyone in the team and scored some priceless runs at No.8. As with all who aspire to both bat and bowl, hard work honing technique at training will see Zac score a bucket of runs for Manly. Outstanding in the field, Zac has the potential to play higher grades at a young age. Ben Falconer Falcs season culminated with his best spell in the Grand Final. 6 for 36 was reward for training hard and never giving up. Left out of the Qualifying Final he certainly repaid the selectors faith. A consistent wicket taker, Ben plays to his potential. Perhaps an extra yard of pace and more lower order runs would cement his place in grade cricket for years to come. Ben Kittlety 13 wickets at 26 doesn’t really show what Ben offered the team this year. Arriving from Melbourne via NZ, “Bin” has real pace, sometimes a bit wayward, but always bowls to take wickets, an attitude every captain loves. Injury unfortunately cut Ben’s season short just before the finals, denying him the chance to exploit some bowler friendly wickets and conditions. I’m sure that with continued guidance from the coaching staff, Ben will cut his way through many opposition top orders as he works his way up the grades. Sam Kelly

What a great young bloke. Can keep wickets as well. Another Manly junior to come to 5th grade from the Pathway Program. Brought into the squad as a standby for Butch Boyer, Sam excelled in the 4 games he played. Injected a huge amount of enthusiasm to the group, always giving everything he had at training and in matches. Yet to be dismissed in grade cricket, work hard at your batting Sam, so much a part of wicket keeping now. Great start to your Manly career. Greg Boyer Butch again showed what passion for the club means. Helping out the team in the first few rounds, I coaxed him into playing the back end of the season and Finals series. A few injuries robbed him of that chance. With all that he does for cricket in the area, it was a bonus for the entire club that Butch was able to take the field and show he has still got it with both the bat and behind the stumps. Thanks mate. Nick Williams Nick played the majority of the season behind the stumps and did a good job. Coming to a new club is never easy. At Manly, buying into the culture that coaches and senior players set up, is a given. While Nick definitely tried to improve his cricket, getting stuck into training with the club keepers, not following team and club rules forced the selectors to let Nick go towards the end of the season. Not an easy decision to make, but one the captain, coaches and selectors had to take. Good luck Nick in your cricket endeavors in the future. Many thanks to the following players who all played 5th grade at various staged throughout the season. John Warne, Justin Knight, Jacob Graham, Aidan Baker, James Trickey, Dave Gainsford, Hayden Paterick, Liam Tully, Jack Murphy, Tom Kaye, Pete Lindsay, Aiden Bariol, Ross Trewartha, Tom Nickoll. Thanks to all, especially John Warn who showed so much club spirit to play again at short notice. To the committee, I’ve really noticed the club kicking many goals this season. Frase and his team are a really committed and talented bunch that all the players should be very proud of. Finally, in summary, to all of my teammates in 5th Grade. Boys, thanks for the commitment, thanks for the discipline, but most importantly, thanks for the fun. Cricket is a game to be enjoyed and we certainly had fun out there. Sure we fell 1 game short, but

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remember that we 1 of only 10 teams playing on the last weekend of the season. To all of you, I wish you continued success and to all the new guys, I hope that the experience you had this year leads to long careers with the Mighty Waratahs.

Dave Farrell 5th Grade Captain 2013/14

Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Toby Poole 17 18 2 0 5 98 536 33.50 7 2 Billy D’Arcy 9 10 1 0 4 77 316 35.11 3 3 Tom Kelly 15 15 0 0 2 87 300 20.00 3 4 Jake Carden 14 15 2 0 2 59* 297 22.86 6 5 Joel Mason 12 13 1 0 2 63 273 22.75 9 6 Hamish Ferguson 14 15 0 0 2 69 261 17.40 0 7 Will Outred 17 17 2 0 1 64* 229 15.27 4 8 Zach Trewartha 15 15 4 0 0 38 196 17.82 8 9 Aidan Baker 1 1 0 1 0 172 172 172 0

10 Tom Kaye 3 4 1 0 2 65 139 46.33 0 11 Greg Boyer 6 4 3 0 0 41 98 98.00 1 12 James Trickey 3 3 0 0 1 68 80 26.67 2 13 Dave Farrell 13 10 2 0 0 19 76 9.50 5 14 Nick Williams 10 7 2 0 0 21 61 12.20 13/1 15 Matt Alexander 1 1 0 0 0 46 46 46.00 1 16 Ben Falconer 14 9 2 0 0 16* 38 5.43 0 17 Jacob Graham 5 5 0 0 0 10 33 6.60 0 18 Ross Trewartha 1 1 0 0 0 27 27 27.00 0 19 Joe Graham 2 2 0 0 0 25 26 13.00 1 20 John Warn 2 2 0 0 0 23 23 11.50 0 21 Jack Murphy 1 1 0 0 0 16 16 16.00 0 22 Liam Tulley 2 3 0 0 0 10 14 4.67 0 23 Sam Kelly 4 4 4 0 0 4* 9 NA 5/2 24 Ben Kittlety 8 3 2 0 0 4* 5 5.00 1 25 David Gainsford 1 1 0 0 0 4 4 4.00 1 26 Peter Lindsay 1 1 0 0 0 4 4 4.00 0 27 Aiden Bariol 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0.50 2 28 Tom Nickoll 2 1 1 0 0 0* 0 NA 1

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Will Outred 17 182 30 680 32 21.25 1 5/28 2 Zach Trewartha 15 153.5 26 444 23 19.30 1 5/8 3 Ben Falconer 14 135.4 24 451 22 20.50 1 6/36 4 Jake Carden 14 70 26 183 16 11.44 0 4/18 5 Tom Kelly 15 95 17 270 13 20.77 0 4/41 6 Ben Kittlety 8 92 16 342 13 26.31 0 3/17 7 Dave Farrell 13 85.5 20 226 9 25.11 0 2/11 8 Hamish Ferguson 14 27 2 107 6 17.83 0 3/27 9 Tom Nickoll 2 16 5 54 5 10.80 0 3/20

5th Grade Bowling Stats

5th Grade Batting Stats

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Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 10 Dylan Marshall 1 10 2 28 4 7.00 0 4/28 11 Peter Lindsay 1 13 2 40 4 10.00 0 4/40 12 Jacob Graham 5 42 12 94 4 23.50 0 3/47 13 Hayden Paterick 1 15 0 64 2 32.00 0 2/64 14 Justin Night 3 34.4 4 112 2 56.00 0 1/20 15 James Trickey 3 11 4 49 1 49.00 0 1/32 16 Jack Murphy 1 12 1 59 1 59.00 0 1/59 17 Joe Graham 2 1 1 0 0 N/A 0 0/0 18 Matt Alexander 1 2 0 7 0 N/A 0 0/7 19 Toby Poole 17 1 0 15 0 N/A 0 0/15 20 Aidan Baker 1 10 1 34 0 N/A 0 0-34


1 28 Sep 13 5 Oct 13

UNSW

337 – H Ferguson 3/27, B Kittlety

3/70, D Farrell 2/42, W Outred

2/66

def by

Manly-Warringah

7/355(dec) – T Poole 98, T Kelly

87, BM D'Arcy 57, G Boyer 33*

David Philips

North

2 12 Oct 13 19 Oct 13

Manly-Warringah

6/346(dec) – A Baker

172, J Trickey 68, G Boyer

41, J Graham 25

def

North Sydney

328 – B Falconer 2/37, B Kittlety

2/41, H Paterick 2/64

Mike Pawley

3 26 Oct 13 2 Nov 13

Manly-Warringah

222 – T Kelly 84, M Alexander 46

def

Sutherland

100 – B Falconer 4/22, W Outred

3/25, B Kittlety 2/27

and 3/135

Mike Pawley

4 9 Nov 13

16 Nov 13

Manly-Warringah

196 – J Carden 38, T Poole 36

def by

Mosman

9/314 – W Outred 3/92,

Z Trewartha 2/55, B Falconer

2/59

Mike Pawley

5 23 Nov 13 30 Nov 13

Campbelltown-Camden

9/111(dec) – P Lindsay 4/40,

B Falconer 2/20, Z Trewartha

2/34

def

Manly-Warringah

84

and 4/129 – H Ferguson

69, TJ Kaye 53*

Raby 3

6 7 Dec 13

Manly-Warringah

227 – BM D'Arcy 62, Z Trewartha

38

def

Eastern Suburbs

182 – B Falconer 3/44,

Z Trewartha 2/31, T Nickoll 2/34

Mike Pawley

7 14 Dec 13

Bankstown

4/206(cc) – W Outred 2/31

def by

Manly-Warringah

6/210 – T Poole 60*, JR Mason

49, W Outred 48

Grahame

Thomas

8 21 Dec 13

Parramatta

118 – T Nickoll 3/20, Z Trewartha

3/37, T Kelly 2/27

def by

Manly-Warringah

6/119 – R Trewartha 27

Mona Park 3


9/299(cc) – BM D'Arcy def

Gordon

273 – J Graham 3/47, Mike Pawley

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77, TJ Kaye 65, JR Mason 63 Z Trewartha 3/59

10 18 Jan 14

Blacktown

183 – W Outred 3/31, D Farrell

2/34, B Kittlety 2/37

def by

Manly-Warringah

6/252(cc) – J Carden

59*, JR Mason 56, T Kelly

34, T Poole 29

Whalan 2

11 25 Jan 14

Manly-Warringah

5/110 – H Ferguson 32

def

Sydney University

106 – J Carden 4/25, B Kittlety

3/17

Mike Pawley

12 1 Feb 14 8 Feb 14

Manly-Warringah

183 – W Outred 64*, T Poole 42

def by

St George

219 – T Kelly 4/41, W Outred

4/70

Mike Pawley

13 15 Feb 14 22 Feb 14

Sydney

7/67 - Z Trewartha 5/8,

W Outred 2/12

def

Manly-Warringah

66

Ryde Oval

14 1 Mar 14 8 Mar 14

Fairfield-Liverpool

96 – J Carden 4/18, W Outred

2/28

def by

Manly-Warringah

9/106(cc)

Don Dawson

Oval

15 15 Mar 14

Manly-Warringah

6/276(cc) – BM D'Arcy

72, H Ferguson 60, T Poole

51*, J Carden 36

def

Hawkesbury

180 – D Marshall 4/28, D Farrell

2/11

Mike Pawley

QF 22 Mar 14 23 Mar 14

Manly-Warringah

222 – T Poole 90, J Carden 59

def

Gordon

208 – J Carden 4/37, T Kelly

2/45, W Outred 2/47

Mike Pawley

SF 29 Mar 14 30 Mar 14

Manly-Warringah

170 – T Poole 63, BM D'Arcy

30, T Kelly 26

def

Randwick Petersham

116 – W Outred 5/28

Mike Pawley

GF 5 Apr 14 6 Apr 14

Manly-Warringah

51

and 0/28

def by

Penrith

217 – B Falconer 6/36

Manly Oval

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Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

15th

Manly-Warringah 7 0 2 1 4 0 51 1,016 42 1,095 10

Congratulations to Bankstown on winning the 2013/2014 Poidevin Gray shield. The 2013/14 season was a tough and frustrating one for the PGs side. We played some really good cricket, highlighted by our brilliant win over heavy weights St George, however we weren't consistent enough and in the end finished 15th with 2 wins and 4 losses (with one wash out). Our batting was our main downfall this season, only reaching 200 runs on one occasion which we won. However the boys fought hard with the ball and in the field and really showed great character throughout the season to make each game a contest. I would like to thank the scorers Geoff Rodgers and Gordon Currie for giving up their time on a Sunday, all the boys really appreciate it. I would also like to thank Alan Wright and David Gardener for everything they did on game day to make it easier on us players. And thank you to all the parents and supporters that came and cheered us on throughout the season. Finally I would like to thank Shawn Bradstreet, Phil Marks and all the coaching staff for their help and support this season. Jack Richie Jack was newly appointed coach of the PGs side for the 2013/14 season much to the delight of myself and the other players. Jack did a fantastic job this season as coach and made my job a lot easier. All the players thrived on the advice Jack gave, with him not long out of the PGs fold himself and due to this the boys could easily relate with him. Thanks for everything you did this season Jack, myself and all the players really appreciated it. Taylor Beatty Taylor is an extremely talented all-rounder, unfortunately though he was not able to bowl for most of the season which was a big blow to the side. However he more than made up for it with the bat,

having the best average in the team. He played some brilliant innings throughout the season when the side needed it, none better than his 100 against St George when the side was in a tough spot. Taylor also showed great leadership around the side and helped me a lot. Well done this season Taylor. Jarrod Rawlings Jarrod was a big part of the PGs side this season and was a great team man. He started the season off with a bang making 87 in the first game (which included his first ever bomb) however struggled a bit after that. It was great having you in the team this year Jarrod, and I hope you learnt a lot from your first year in PGs and I'm sure next year you will score plenty of runs. Sam Webber Sam was our keeper this year and did a great job behind the stumps. He also opened the batting in most games which is a tough gig after keeping for 50 overs. Sam's leadership around the side was brilliant and he really helped me out a lot out on the field when I wasn't sure what to do. Thanks for your help this season Sam, it was a pleasure having you in the team. Sam Gainsford Sammy is a great all-round player and did a fantastic job for the team this season. He had a tough role with the bat, coming in with a few overs to spare and having to score quickly for the get go. However in the last game he had an opportunity to build an innings and capitalised making a brilliant 61 when the team desperately needed it. Sam also did a terrific job with the ball bowling his left arm orthodox, picking up some crucial wickets and keeping it tight. Well done this season Sam, in seasons to come you are going to be a dominant PGs player. Matthew Alexander Matt missed the first two games of the season due to injury and returned for the final four and made a

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big impact. Matt is a great bloke to have in any team and he brought a lot humour to the side. He also gave us an X factor, being able to hit the ball out of the ground and be intimidating with the ball, both of which we needed. Well done this season Matt, it was great having you in the team and congrats on a great PGs career. Jordan Daly It was a tough season for Jordan, with him not really getting going with the bat. However he brought a lot of energy I the field and was a great team man. Hopefully you learnt a lot this season Jordan and will come back bigger and better next season. Luke Grant Luke had another terrific PGs season being our top wicket taker with 13 wickets. He was my go to man with the ball and always did a brilliant job. His outstanding figures of 5-23 in a 12 over game showed his class. Well done this season Luke, you did an outstanding job and congrats on a great PGs career. Ryan Farrell Ryan was another on who had a tough PGs season with the bat, and it didn't help that he generally had to come in late in the innings and score quickly from the outset. It was great to have Ryan in the team this year and he fitted into the team really well. Hopefully you learnt something this season and can use it to become a better player and dominate the PGs format in years to come. Arshdeep Virdi Arshdeep only played 3 games this season for the PGs side because of injury which was extremely unfortunate. He is a great all-round player and made some vital contributions in the games that he did

play. Hope your injuries get better Arshdeep and you can come back and be a dominate player next season in PGs. Sam Alexander Sam did really well this season with the ball bowling his left arm orthodox. His role was to bowl aggressively and look to take wickets all the time, which he did on several occasions. Sam is also a great team man and the kind of person every team needs in it. Sam you are a fantastic spinner and if you believe in yourself a bit more you will take loads of wickets in years to come. Mickey Edwards Mickey was really unlucky this season with the ball and on several occasions was too good for the batsmen. I've never seen so many edges that didn't carry to the slips, especially at his height and pace, if luck was on his side he would of take loads of wickets. He was the leader of our attack and bowled quick and aggressively enabling the bowler at the other end to pick up wickets. Well done this season Mickey, you brought a lot of humour to the side and were an absolute pleasure to be around. Matt Cole and Brad Wilson where also a part of the PGs team this year playing 2 and 1 games respectively. They did well in the games they played with limited opportunity. I would like to thank Zach Trewartha and Angus Reid for doing the 12th man duties this season. Overall it was an extremely enjoyable season, not quite the result we wanted but it was a pleasure to play and captain such a great bunch of blokes. Mitchell Pugh Poidevin-Gray Captain 2013/14

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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Mitch Pugh 6 6 0 0 1 60 213 35.50 2 2 Taylor Beatty 5 5 0 1 0 100 184 36.80 3 3 Jarrod Rawlings 6 6 0 0 1 87 114 19.00 2 4 Sam Webber 6 6 0 0 0 36 96 16.00 3/2 5 Sam Gainsford 6 6 0 0 1 61 78 13.00 2 6 Matt Alexander 4 4 0 0 0 36 70 17.50 0 7 Jordan Daly 6 6 0 0 0 14 54 9.00 2 8 Luke Grant 6 5 2 0 0 27* 50 16.67 2 9 Ryan Farrell 5 5 0 0 0 14 29 5.80 1

10 Arshdeep Virdi 3 3 1 0 0 19* 23 11.50 0 11 Sam Alexander 6 4 3 0 0 8* 12 12.00 0 12 Mickey Edwards 5 1 1 0 0 4* 4 NA 2 13 Matt Cole 2 1 1 0 0 2* 2 NA 0

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Luke Grant 6 47 9 184 13 14.15 1 5/23 2 Mitch Pugh 6 19.1 1 78 7 11.14 0 4/40 3 Sam Alexander 6 44 3 192 5 38.40 0 3/51 4 Arshdeep Virdi 3 13.1 1 70 3 23.33 0 2/20 5 Taylor Beatty 5 15 0 118 3 39.33 0 3/66 6 Sam Gainsford 6 22.2 2 124 3 41.33 0 1/29 7 Matt Alexander 4 22 0 110 1 110.00 0 1/42 8 Mickey Edwards 5 27 0 121 1 121.00 0 1/45 9 Brad Wilson 1 7 1 24 0 NA 0 0/24

Poidevin Gray Bowling Stats

Poidevin Gray Batting Stats

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1 20 Oct 13

Randwick Petersham

6/189 – S Alexander 3/51

def Manly-Warringah

8/188(cc) – J Rawlings

87, M Pugh 35, S Webber 30

Coogee Oval

2 27 Oct 13 Penrith

4/114 – A Virdi 2/20

def Manly-Warringah

9/113(cc) – M Pugh 33

Howell Oval

3 10 Nov 13 Manly-Warringah

7/113(cc) – M Pugh 49

def Western Suburbs

6/104 – L Grant 5/23

Manly Oval

4 17 Nov 13 Manly-Warringah drew

(wash-out)

Eastern Suburbs Manly Oval

5 22 Dec 13

Manly-Warringah

8/177 – T Beatty 44, S Webber

36, M Pugh 32

def by Northern District

196 – L Grant 3/12, M Pugh 3/28

Manly Oval

6 12 Jan 14 Sutherland

8/263(cc) – T Beatty 3/66

def Manly-Warringah

189 – M Pugh 60, L Grant 27*

Glenn McGrath

Oval

7 19 Jan 14

St George

8/229 – M Pugh 4/40, L Grant

2/57


9/236(cc) – T Beatty

100, S Gainsford

61, M Alexander 36

Hurstville Oval

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Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

16th

Manly-Warringah 7 0 2 0 5 0 67 1,163 55 1,106 12

This season was a season for development with four players from the u14s and five from the u15s giving us the youngest team in Green shield history. The boys came together extremely well which shows another benefit of the pathway, as most of them had played together at both junior reps and Warringah Shires. Jake Carden Jake had an outstanding season finishing as our leading run scorer with four scores over 50. He was also Captain and showed the maturity needed to lead such a young team. While he received many accolades for his batting, his bowling was also of the highest standard and was too good a lot of the times. He was awarded selection in the Green shield combined team where he was man of the match vs NSW country, this ultimately rewarded him with selection in the NSW U17s squad. Great season all round Jake!! Joe Graham Joe was our only player who had played Green shield prior and was also joint Captain. He showed glimpses of his talents throughout the season and will hopefully go on to bigger and better things. Joe would always put his team first and was always in the middle of the social side to our team. He was always polite and a delight to coach. Abhijeet Virdi Abhijeet came off a successful Watson shield campaign and with luck could have picked up more wickets in Green shield. He has a quiet nature and respectful demeanor which make him easy to coach. His fielding is of the highest standard and when given the opportunity can hit a ball as clean as any other. Well done on winning a Premiership for Warringah Tim Creer as well. Aiden Bariol Aiden was one of the “young guns” to come from the successful U’14 DCA team. The step-up to play the premier U’16 competition against faster bowlers

gave Aiden a great experience that will serve him well for years to come. Aiden showed great potential with his batting (especially in his debut against Easts) and his keeping was solid. By combining his great hand/eye coordination and natural calmness under pressure with hard work at training, Aiden will be able to go very far in cricket. Alex Bain Alex was our leading bowler with 11 wickets in only 6 games and picked up a 5 wicket haul against Randwick-Petersham in Round 4. As the competition progressed Alex’s confidence grew and he got better and better. Not only can Alex be Manly’s next Stuart Clark with his tall release and nagging length, his ability with the bat is also impressive with lusty hitting mixed with classic shots. A talent to keep an eye on for the future. Glynn Archer Glynn came into the side to replace Will Denny (injured) after Glynn himself had been out prior due to injury. Glynn became our main strike bowler who showed great pace and accuracy, he also was on many occasions too good for the batsman. If Glynn can stay injury free he has a good future ahead. Isaiah Vumbaca Isaiah “Chook” Vumbaca is certainly example where “you can’t read a book by its cover”. His slightness in stature disguises his steely determination to perform well, an amazing ability to bowl accurate and fizzing wrist spin, fantastic fielding skills whilst also showing a real class with his batting style. Considering Isaiah came from the U’14 level this season, he has shown that he is real talent that will continue to flourish as he gains more & more experience playing against men. Once he can fully back himself with self-belief and realises that being hit around as a leg spinner is part of the trade, his cricket path is unlimited. His batting effort against Wests in the last round is testament to that.

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Jack Edwards Jack “Slug” Edwards is another of the U’14 young guns that debuted in Green Shield this year. Demonstrating the on-field calmness of his older brother, Jack demonstrated a level of maturity and talent that blended perfectly with his natural leadership abilities. Whilst his batting did not hit the levels he would have liked in the scorebook, but he showed out in the middle the skills and talent of a future batting star.

Jack Pickering Jack started the season well with a match winning 50 against Easts and finished well with a match winning 80 against Wests which shows you that when Jack bats well the team wins. Jack has undoubted talent and when he gets starts can dominate any attack, started his off spinners which I believe will make him a complete all-rounder. Jack has great leadership qualities which augers well for the future.

Joel Wood Joel came into the Green Shield off the back of some very good performances in Shires & DCA. Another player that will be around for next season, Joel had new experiences in the competition by opening the batting. A pure all-rounder who has can take the game away from opposition. All he needs to do is be more confident of his abilities. His knock against Sutherland where he nearly won the impossible for Manly is a good example of this. Deservedly selected in next season’s Emerging Blues squad, we look forward to great things from Joel.

Lachlan Kerr Every squad needs a bit of a larrikin to keep the humour going, and Lach filled that role well. With the depth of the squad’s bowling talent, Lach had to fight hard to get bowling opportunities but when he did, he made the most of them. His 5/26 effort in the last round against Wests was a great reward for his toils. With dedication to training hard and absorbing advice from the seasoned fast bowling

veterans around both Warringah and Manly, Lachlan’s game will continue to embellish.

Ned Healey Ned “Mullet” Healey was our fast bowler with the quiet demeanor, but with the inner mongrel like Dennis Lillee. On his day, his rhythm produces a very fast ball that would pose problems for all batsmen…..just ask the Easts batsmen that he tormented. Ned’s athletic ability also extends to both his batting and fielding, where he will win games on these attributes alone in the future. A bright star that is we are keen to keep watching.

Ned Hole Ned “Noodle” Hole showed during the campaign an ability that belies his young age (another U’14 young gun). He was thrust into a pressure situation in game 1 against Easts and demonstrated a maturity and calmness that will be the foundation of his success in years to come. Notwithstanding he is a fielder of great ability and has a handy bowling style, Ned’s batting technique will result in long innings and big scores as he learns his game further. Another star of the future.

Nick Hidas Nick has always had raw talent throughout the junior age groups. He showed these talents in our game against Sutherland where he displayed his power and timing in his innings of 60. Nick missed a few games due to being away but it was great to see him develop over the season and we hope he continues to develop as he has the X factor.

Will Denny Team spirit and culture is not built on cricket results alone….it is built on players like Will who, no matter the unfortunate situation, are still will to support and do anything for the team. Unfortunately injured just prior to the start of the campaign, Will was still an integral part of the team and attended every match to cheer on with passion. An undoubted

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talent that was duly awarded by Warringah for his bowling efforts in TCC this season. Well done Will!

No Green Shield campaign can be enjoyable without the dedicated team off the park. To this we say a huge thank you to our Manager Alan Wright who provided laughter, logistics and lollies for our fantastic squad, as well as our legendary Scorer Don “Dollars” Sellin who was always there when needed and provided much sage advice.

Last and by no means least, we would like to thank all the parents, family, friends and club members who gave unrelenting support to the lads and

management throughout the season. A special mention to Vicki Carden and Sharon Bain for their extraordinary logistical efforts during the season. Although we may not have won all the time on the park, we always won with our fantastic teas and have now made new friends for life.

We wish you all the best for next season and look forward to seeing the boys enjoy their cricket into the future.

David Gainsford & Greg Boyer 2013/14 Green Shield coaches

Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Jake Carden 7 7 0 0 3 68 281 40.14 3 2 Jack Pickering 7 7 1 0 2 86* 165 27.50 4 3 Joe Graham 7 7 0 0 0 24 92 13.14 2 4 Aiden Bariol 7 7 0 0 0 29 84 12.00 12/0 5 Joel Wood 7 7 1 0 0 34* 81 13.50 2 6 Nicholas Hidas 4 4 0 0 1 60 77 19.25 0 7 Ned Hole 5 5 1 0 0 18* 48 12.00 2 8 Isaiah Vumbaca 6 5 1 0 0 28 48 12.00 1 9 Alex Bain 6 6 0 0 0 14 46 7.67 2

10 Ned Healey 7 6 1 0 0 21 44 8.80 2 11 Abhijeet Virdi 5 5 2 0 0 13 35 11.67 0 12 Jack Edwards 4 4 0 0 0 26 31 7.75 1 13 Lachlan Kerr 5 4 1 0 0 11 15 5.00 0 14 Glyn Archer 7 2 1 0 0 4 7 7.00 1

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Alex Bain 3 38 9 118 11 10.73 1 5/20 2 Glyn Archer 7 64 11 161 8 20.13 0 3/26 3 Ned Healey 7 44.2 11 162 8 20.25 0 3/8 4 Lachlan Kerr 5 28 8 50 7 7.14 1 5/26 5 Jack Pickering 7 34 5 144 6 24.00 0 3/52 6 Jake Carden 7 57.1 13 155 6 25.83 0 2/5 7 Isaiah Vumbaca 6 31 5 128 4 32.00 0 3/15 8 Abhijeet Virdi 5 18 1 51 2 25.50 0 1/6 9 Joel Wood 7 15 1 67 2 33.50 0 1/13

10 Jack Edwards 4 0.4 0 8 0 N/A 0 0/8 11 Ned Hole 5 3 0 8 0 N/A 0 0/8 12 Joe Graham 7 5 1 8 0 N/A 0 0/2

Green Shield Bowling Stats

Green Shield Batting Stats

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RND Dates Scores Result

Scores Venue

1 19 Dec 13 Eastern Suburbs

97 – I Vumbaca 3/15, A Bain 2/14


8/174(cc) – J Pickering 50, A Bariol 29

Waverley Oval

2 22 Dec 13 Northern District

6/153 – A Bain 2/7

def Manly-Warringah

152 – J Carden 61

Asquith Oval


136 – J Carden 59

def by St George

5/137

Manly Oval


129 – J Carden 42

def by Randwick Petersham

139 – A Bain 5/20 G Archer 2/25

Manly Oval

5 9 Jan 14 Sutherland

257 – NH Healey 3/44 J Pickering 3/52

def Manly-Warringah

249 – J Carden 68 N Hidas 60 J Wood 34*

Glenn McGrath

Oval


134 – J Carden 31 J Edwards 26

def by Penrith

4/135 Manly Oval

7 16 Jan 14

Western Suburbs

188 – LE Kerr 5/26 G Archer 3/26

J Carden 2/5


9/189 – J Pickering 86* I Vumbaca 28

Blick Oval

Green Shield Match Results

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1st Grade

Back Row (L to R): S Webber, L Diserens, M Pugh, M Edwards, D Babula, N McLachlan, T Beatty, D Gardner (Manager) Front Row (L to R): J Cox, C Merchant, L Edgell, T Cruickshank (c), A Crosthwaite (vc), M Shepheard (Manager), M Visser

Missing: J Ritchie, A Beadle

2nd Grade

Back Row (L to R): B Falconer, L Diserens, M Edwards, S Alexander, M Burgess, T Beatty, B Rollins (Batting Coach) Front Row (L to R): J Rawlings, S Webber, J Daly, R Bonnor (c), A Baker, M Visser, J Walter, W Outred

Team Photo’s

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3rd Grade

Back Row (L to R): J Petersen, J Boyer, S Alexander, M Edwards, L Stewart, M Alexander, A Virdi, M Cole, M Burgess Front Row: R Trewartha, N McCallum-Toomey, J Daly, A Wright (Manager), C Little (c), J Rawlings, R Davis, S Gainsford

4th Grade

Back Row (L to R): B D’Arcy, J Graham, A Virdi, N McCallum-Toomey, M Cole, M Alexander, T Poole, D Gardner (Manager) Front Row: (L to R): J Mason, T Kelly, S Hole, R Hamman, J Petersen, W Evans (c), M Burgess, R Trewartha

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5th Grade

Back Row (L to R): Ja Graham, T Poole, Jo Graham, J Carden, M Alexander, B D’Arcy, S Kelly, H Ferguson, B Rollins (batting coach) Front Row: D Sellin (scorer), Z Trewartha, B Falconer, A Wright (Finals Manager), D Farrell (c), J Mason, T Kelly, W Outred

Missing: N Williams

Poidevin Gray

Back Row (L to R): M Cole, S Gainsford, S Alexander, M Edwards, M Alexander, A Virdi, A Wright (Manager) Front Row (L to R): Z Trewartha, J Daly, S Webber, M Pugh, T Beatty, J Rawlings

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Green Shield

Back Row (L to R): Greg Boyer, Alan Wright, Jack Pickering, Nick Hidas, Alex Bain, Joe Graham, Will Denny, Lachlan Kerr, Joel Wood, Abhijeet Virdi, David Gainsford

Front Row: Jake Carden, Ned Healey, Jack Edwards, Isaiah Vumbaca, Ned Hole, Aiden Bariol, Don Sellin (Manager) Absent: Glynn Archer

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Player M Inn NO 100s 50s HS Runs Ave CT / ST

O M R W Avg 5W BB

Matthew Alexander 13 9 2 0 0 46 220 31.43 6 102 23 241 18 13.39 1 5 for 20

Sam Alexander 16 9 6 0 0 7* 22 7.33 6 138.3 16 538 27 19.93 3 5 for 43

Daniel Babula 21 11 6 0 0 25 82 16.40 3 254.1 54 763 49 15.57 2 5 for 38

Javed Badyari 1 1 0 0 0 6 6 6.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Aidan Baker 12 13 1 1 4 172 635 52.92 6 100.5 15 404 9 44.89 0 2 for 23

Aiden Bariol 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0.50 2 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Ahillen Beadle 20 20 3 3 4 126 871 51.24 3 199.4 28 707 28 25.25 0 4 for 25

Taylor Beatty 16 15 0 0 3 98 366 24.40 8 120.2 24 453 16 28.31 0 3 for 44

Ryan Bonnor 10 9 0 0 0 47 169 18.78 10 83 7 370 10 37.00 0 3 for 38

Corrie Boss 5 6 1 0 1 73 146 29.20 3 45.5 4 178 5 25.60 0 3 for 45

Greg Boyer 6 4 3 0 0 41 98 98.00 6/1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 for 0

James Boyer 15 11 4 0 0 25 102 14.57 18/6 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Nathan Buck 16 8 3 0 0 16* 50 10.00 3 175.2 31 681 28 24.32 0 N/A

Max Burgess 15 16 1 0 1 53* 236 15.73 5 6 2 9 0 0.00 0 0 for 9

Jake Carden 14 15 2 0 2 59* 297 22.85 7 70 16 183 16 11.44 0 4 for 18

Matthew Cole 18 17 0 0 2 63 346 20.35 3 1 0 10 0 0.00 0 0 for 10

Justin Cox 22 17 2 1 0 132 371 24.73 3 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Adam Crosthwaite 21 21 1 4 1 166 863 43.15 16/1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Tim Cruickshank 22 20 0 1 3 101 486 24.30 8 19 3 58 2 29.00 0 2 for 21

Jordan Daly 15 15 1 1 1 115 318 22.71 11 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Billy D’Arcy 18 21 1 0 5 80 497 24.85 6 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Ronald Davis 15 8 3 0 0 34 83 16.60 3 181.1 39 524 32 16.38 0 3 for 5

Luke Diserens 17 14 5 0 0 43 99 11.00 5 196.4 28 833 29 28.72 2 5 for 51

Luke Edgell 22 23 4 0 3 82* 452 23.79 2 30 10 70 5 14.00 0 3 for 23

Mickey Edwards 17 13 4 0 0 24 72 8.00 1 211 42 624 17 36.71 0 3 for 59

Warren Evans 17 18 5 0 0 37* 259 19.92 6 145.2 49 343 26 13.19 1 5 for 26

Ben Falconer 15 10 3 0 0 16* 49 7.00 0 142.4 25 478 24 19.92 1 6 for 36

David Farrell 13 10 2 0 0 19 76 9.50 5 85.5 20 226 9 25.11 0 2 for 11

Ryan Farrell 16 17 0 0 1 55 338 19.88 11 15 3 46 1 46.00 0 1 for 33

Hamish Ferguson 14 15 0 0 2 69 261 17.40 0 27 2 107 6 17.83 0 3 for 27

David Gainsford 1 1 0 0 0 4 4 4.00 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Sam Gainsford 15 13 1 0 1 52 285 23.75 11 98.9 17 283 10 28.30 0 2 for 7

Jacob Graham 18 17 1 0 0 45 203 12.69 6 114 23 359 16 22.44 0 3 for 44

Joe Graham 2 2 0 0 0 25 26 13.00 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 for 0

Luke Grant 16 13 5 0 0 32* 140 17.50 0 175.1 44 553 29 19.07 1 5 for 29

Adam Gummer 16 17 2 2 1 104 451 30.07 5 1 0 11 0 0.00 0 0 for 11

Rowan Hamman 11 12 1 4 2 116 672 61.09 7 1 0 10 0 0.00 0 0 for 10

Sam Hole 17 18 1 0 4 65 427 25.12 3 101 16 381 9 42.33 0 4 for 67

2013/14 Consolidated Statistics







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Note: Stats include all 1

st Grade one day and T20 matches, but do not include PG’s or Green Shield stats.

Player M Inn NO 100s 50s HS Runs Ave CT / ST

O M R W Avg 5W BB

Tom Kaye 10 11 2 0 2 65 237 26.33 3 20 3 89 2 44.50 0 1 for 17

Sam Kelly 4 4 4 0 0 4* 9 N/A 5/2 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Tom Kelly 18 18 0 0 2 87 341 18.94 3 102 18 305 14 21.79 0 4 for 41

Ben Kittlety 11 5 3 0 0 9 14 7.00 2 119.3 19 453 17 26.65 0 3 for 17

Justin Knight 3 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A 1 34.4 4 112 2 56.00 0 1 for 20

Peter Lindsay 4 5 0 0 0 26 49 9.80 3 39 3 159 9 17.67 0 4 for 40

Craig Little 16 14 2 1 1 100 385 32.08 14 146.4 24 477 28 17.04 0 4 for 25

Simon Lyon 1 1 0 0 0 9 9 9.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Dylan Marshall 10 7 1 0 0 27 59 9.83 3 97.3 20 348 15 23.20 0 4 for 28

Joel Mason 14 15 1 0 2 63 332 23.71 9 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Nick McCallum-Toomey

18 12 6 0 0 34* 90 15.00 3 226.3 33 802 44 18.23 3 6 for 57

Nick McLachlan 22 15 4 0 0 27 147 13.36 4 220.4 40 795 42 18.93 2 7 for 37

Cameron Merchant 19 19 5 2 2 132 556 39.71 2 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Jack Murphy 1 1 0 0 0 16 16 16.00 0 12 1 59 1 59.00 0 1 for 59

Tom Nickoll 2 1 1 0 0 0* 0 0.00 1 16 5 54 5 10.80 0 3 for 20

Steve O’Keefe 4 4 0 0 0 34 56 14.00 0 68 25 142 10 14.20 0 4 for 36

Will Outred 18 18 2 0 1 64 257 16.06 4 174.1 30 695 33 21.06 1 5 for 28

Hayden Paterick 1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 0.00 0 15 0 64 2 32.00 0 2 for 64

Scott Patterson 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 2.00 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Josh Petersen 18 14 2 0 0 44 252 21.00 37/1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Toby Poole 18 19 2 0 5 98 537 31.59 9 1 0 15 0 0.00 0 0 for 15

Mitchell Pugh 19 187 4 0 1 82* 328 23.43 7 85.9 9 356 13 27.38 0 2 for 34

Bilal Qureshi 13 13 1 0 2 85 306 25.50 5 11 0 64 0 0.00 0 0 for 8

Jarrod Rawlings 16 18 0 0 3 83 334 18.56 9 2 0 8 0 0.00 0 0 for 8

Angus Reid 3 3 1 0 0 31* 55 27.50 3 24 4 101 1 101.00 0 1 for 60

Danny Reynolds 8 9 2 0 1 58 204 29.14 1 67.1 12 212 13 16.31 0 3 for 14

Jack Ritchie 22 23 2 0 5 97 526 25.05 5 36 1 190 10 19.00 0 3 for 21

Ben Smith 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Lance Stewart 15 16 4 1 0 100 397 33.08 5 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Ross Trewartha 17 19 0 1 1 143 441 23.21 6 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Zach Trewartha 16 15 4 0 0 38 196 17.82 8 156.5 26 470 23 20.43 1 5 for 8

James Trickey 3 3 0 0 1 68 80 26.67 2 11 4 49 1 49.00 0 1 for 32

Liam Tully 3 4 0 0 0 18 32 8.00 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Arshdeep Virdi 16 16 2 0 2 64* 310 22.14 9 117 19 450 17 26.47 0 3 for 29

Michael Visser 15 9 3 0 0 34* 78 13.00 3 181.4 43 613 30 20.43 1 6 for 51

Jarrod Walter 15 17 1 1 1 116 406 25.38 6 5 0 41 1 41.00 0 1 for 41

John Warn 4 4 0 0 0 23 35 8.75 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Sam Webber 15 15 2 0 2 87 262 20.15 17/4 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Nick Williams 12 9 3 0 0 21 62 10.33 17/1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 N/A

Brad Wilson 19 14 8 0 0 39* 168 28.00 4 180.5 44 567 27 21.00 1 6 for 35







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FIRST GRADE

Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score M Phelps 233* 1999-00 Highest Season Aggregate M Phelps 1,127 1997-98 Highest Season Average J Burke 80.75 1947-48 Most Wickets in a Season J Randall 78 1909-10 Best Bowling Average J Burke 6.13 1952-53 Best Bowling Figures J.M Gregory 9 for 24 1923-24 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper M Atkinson 56 (52ct/4st) 2005-06

SECOND GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score C A Glassock 261 2001-02 Highest Season Aggregate D Gee 843 1904-05 Highest Season Average A Lowe 86.70 2012-13 Most Wickets in a Season J Randall 88 1904-05 Best Bowling Average R Walton 6.54 1972-73 Best Bowling Figures R Bennett 9 for 30 1948-49 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper A Dignan 45 (36ct/9st) 1996-97

THIRD GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score B Clemow 287* 1992-93 Highest Season Aggregate G Lowe 973 1930-31 Highest Season Average R Farnell 84.33 1920-21 Most Wickets in a Season F Brand 79 1922-23 Best Bowling Average F Lawler 5.81 1899-00 Best Bowling Figures F Ames 10 for 33 1920-21 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper B Bilton 38 (34ct/4st) 1986-87 R Holmes 38 (32ct/6st) 1979-80

FOURTH GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score J Gurd 202 1953-54 Highest Season Aggregate R Hamman 672 2013-14 Highest Season Average D Patterson 62.80 1982-83 Most Wickets in a Season W Bassett 97 1936-37 Best Bowling Average P Jenkins 5.81 1958-59 Best Bowling Figures G Blades 10 for 27 1959-60 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper J Petersen 38 (37ct/1st) 2013-14

FIFTH GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score L Anderson 201 2011-12 Highest Season Aggregate J Stewart 694 1981-82 Highest Season Average R Trewartha 81.75 2011-12 Most Wickets in a Season J Maher 55 1981-82 Best Bowling Average S Hole 7.20 2011-12 Best Bowling Figures M Youell 9 for 37 1995-96 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 35 (27ct/8st) 2009-10

Club Records 1878 - 2013

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POIDEVIN-GRAY SHIELD Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score T Parsonage 178 1930-31 Highest Season Aggregate W Athey 465 1977-78 Highest Season Average I Howell 198.00 1965-66 Most Wickets in a Season P Philpott 38 1950-51 Best Bowling Average G Juul 5.80 1995-96 Best Bowling Figures P Proudfoot 10 for 88 1953-54 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper A Lowe 16 (13ct/3st) 2012-13 Please Note: PG’s Keeper Dismissals stats have only been completed back to 1977-78.

AW GREEN SHIELD Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score B Shoebridge 169 1988-89 Highest Season Aggregate J Walter 445 2006-07 Highest Season Average C Merchant 219.00 1999-00 Most Wickets in a Season J Barnes 41 1956-57 Best Bowling Average D Hanlin 5.68 1944-45 Best Bowling Figures G Blades 10 for 14 1959-60 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 24 (10ct/14st) 2009-10

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1ST GRADE

2nd GRADE WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 1

ST 219 A Turner (137) & N Travers (81) Glebe 1963-64

2ND

239 I Howell (114) & S Mesite (107) Sutherland 1976-77 3

RD 195 C A Glassock (261) & P Brenner (89) Sutherland 2001-02

4TH

210* S Patterson (129*) & J Badyari (106*) Campbelltown-Camden 2011-12 5

TH 177* D Felton (101*) & J Stewart (75*) Mosman 1972-73

6TH

223 C A Glassock (261) & R Fry (87) Sutherland 2001-02 7

TH 196 K Pitcher (119*) & G Boyer (108) Hawkesbury 1989-90

8TH

189 G Evans (135) & G Boyer (84*) Mosman 1994-95 9

TH 137 T Beatty (98) & L Diserens (43) Gordon 2013-14

10TH

101 D Ogilvy (67*) & J Ferguson (34) Glebe 1904-05

3RD GRADE

4TH GRADE

WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 1

ST 232 P Brenner (139) & J Baker (96) University of NSW 2004-05

2ND

155 D Abbey (86) & G Dudley (79) University of NSW 1977-78 3

RD 158 J Cox (95) & C M Glassock (73) Balmain 2002-03

4TH

225 J Baker (151) & A Baker (123) Sydney University 2006-07 5

TH 173 A Ward (114) & G Hill (71*) Petersham 1973-74

6TH

260 A Parkinson (141) & C Mueller (128) Hawkesbury 2001-02 7

TH 142 W Evans (132) & M Ferguson (58) Randwick-Petersham 2007-08

8TH

151 S Waddington (130*) & S Griffiths (68) Bankstown 2004-05


ST 271 R Fry (159) & G Bush (125) North Sydney 1990-91

2ND

319 M Bevan (227) & R Fry (114) Balmain 1997-98 3

RD 301 T Cruickshank (175) & C Merchant (125) Sydney University 2006-07

4TH

231* M Bevan (152*) & S Bradstreet (107*) Sutherland 1995-96 5

TH 221 M Phelps (196) & M Faraday (95) Sutherland 2001-02

6TH

208 B Adrian (123) & J Gwynne (82) Mosman 1945-46 7

TH 188 Jack Ritchie (128) & Aidan Baker (62) Northern Districts 2012-13

8TH

186* L Gwynne (147*) & R Freeman (94*) St George 1924-25 9

TH 127 W Rogers (70) & R Bubb (61) Northern District 1925-26

10TH

105 C Harris (65) & G Dunlop (55*) North Sydney 1925-26


ST 232 A Baker (170*) & J Cox (100) University of NSW 2007-08

2ND

150 T Blank (76) & R Hutchinson (71) Bankstown 1998-89 3

RD 266 R Parker (158) & R Hamman (143) North Sydney 2006-07

4TH

222 G Juul (134*) & J Castrisos (119) Mosman 2002-03 5

TH 190* B Clemow (287*) & P Procopis (48*) Bankstown 1992-93

6TH

142 D Stevenson (116) & J Castrisos (90) Balmain 2001-02 7

TH 120 G Beard (88) & P Stabback (30) Waverley 1968-69

8TH

133* B Clemow (71*) & J Warn (58*)` University of NSW 2002-03 9

TH 223 C Woods (135) & A Freeman (112*) St George 1899-1900

10TH

91 C Hughes (69*) & G Holmes (18) Campbelltown 1988-89

Club Record Partnership

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TH 114* J Pitt (67*) & W Hawkins (50*) North Sydney 1935-36

10TH

85 R Woodford (59) & B Murray (42) North Sydney 1967-68

5th GRADE WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 1

ST 138 J Rawlings (58) & V Rehaan (73) UNSW 2010-11

2ND

139 B D’Arcy (72) & H Ferguson (60) Gordon 2013-14 3

RD 150* D Tabrett (53*) & L Weston (100*) Bankstown 2007-08

4TH

181 A Fraser (183) & D Beyer (35) Parramatta 2003-04 5

TH 130 R Trewartha (121) & J Garay (43) Parramatta 2012-13

6TH

120 M Butcher (96) & T Kaye (45) Gordon 2010-11 7

TH 63 C Bruce (32) & M Cole (67) Sutherland 2011-12

8TH

125 L Anderson (201) & D Farrell (50) Eastern Suburbs 2008-09 9

TH 73 A. Virdi (37) & J Boyer (36) Campbelltown-Camden 2010-11

10TH

80 R Trewartha (156*) & B Wilson (35) Randwick-Petersham 2011-12

Please Note: 5th Grade partnership stats were only recorded from 2003-04 onwards.

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Player Inn NO 100s 50s HS R Avg CT / ST

O M R W Avg 5WI BB

Matthew Alexander 70 16 0 0 46 807 14.94 19 911.5 184 2,661 132 20.16 3 6 for 54

Sam Alexander 29 13 0 0 21 141 8.81 9 442.4 76 1,588 83 19.13 6 5 for 17

Daniel Babula 11 6 0 0 25 82 16.40 3 254.1 54 763 49 15.57 2 5 for 38

Javed Badyari 71 15 1 3 106 1,234 22.04 32 387.2 65 1,590 60 26.50 2 6 for 74

Aidan Baker 139 11 5 25 172 4,214 32.92 38 736.5 151 2,571 107 24.03 3 8 for 77

Aiden Bariol 2 0 0 0 1 1 0.50 2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Ahillen Beadle 39 5 3 8 126 1,318 38.76 8 445.9 77 1,555 64 24.30 1 5 for 11

Taylor Beatty 42 5 0 4 98 817 22.08 24 363.2 63 1,298 51 25.45 1 7 for 16

Ryan Bonnor 178 15 0 14 97 3,167 19.43 91 1,860.5 256 6,949 259 26.83 6 6 for 36

Corrie Boss 96 21 0 3 73 1,104 14.72 25 1,307.4 200 5,002 200 25.01 2 5 for 59

Greg Boyer 78 15 3 3 108 1,584 25.14 67/14 0.4 0 0 1 0.00 0 1 for 0

James Boyer 56 12 0 1 60 611 13.89 89/23 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Nathan Buck 8 3 0 0 16 50 10.00 3 175.2 31 681 28 24.32 0 4 for 29

Max Burgess 93 17 1 5 117 1,521 20.01 38 491.2 86 1,516 66 22.97 3 7 for 83

Jake Carden 15 2 0 2 59 297 22.85 7 70 16 183 16 11.44 0 4 for 18

Matthew Cole 38 5 0 4 67 893 27.06 9 40 2 188 6 31.33 0 2 for 11

Justin Cox 199 21 5 19 138 4,452 25.01 86/3 466.2 83 1,649 76 21.70 1 5 for 51

Adam Crosthwaite 86 4 7 18 200 3,144 38.34 119/12 0.2 0 3 0 N/A 0 0 for 3

Tim Cruickshank 330 29 14 62 203 9,896 32.88 160 44.2 6 200 5 40.00 0 2 for 21

Jordan Daly 45 10 2 4 150 1,043 29.80 32/1 13 2 49 1 49.00 0 1 for 27

Billy D’Arcy 21 1 0 5 80 497 24.85 6 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Ronald Davis 15 5 0 0 34 151 15.10 4 326.5 76 926 55 16.84 2 6 for 13

Luke Diserens 14 5 0 0 43 99 11.00 5 196.4 28 833 29 28.72 2 5 for 51

Luke Edgell 167 24 3 18 135 3,690 25.80 39 977.8 190 3,259 133 24.50 1 5 for 25

Mickey Edwards 35 13 0 0 32 179 8.14 8 549.7 83 1,799 71 25.34 1 5 for 19

Warren Evans 329 54 1 17 132 4,879 17.74 90/2 5,140.8 1,373 13,918 700 19.88 26 8 for 39

Ben Falconer 23 4 0 0 37 173 9.11 2 231.4 41 732 38 19.26 1 6 for 36

David Farrell 31 8 0 2 54 400 17.39 18 317.3 81 837 52 16.10 1 5 for 23

Ryan Farrell 52 5 0 1 55 707 15.04 26 403.9 46 1,502 63 23.84 0 4 for 49

Hamish Ferguson 15 0 0 2 69 261 17.40 0 27 2 107 6 17.83 0 3 for 27

David Gainsford 144 16 1 8 119 2,504 19.56 47 2,227.8 460 6,304 275 22.92 12 7 for 22

Sam Gainsford 40 5 0 1 52 549 15.69 16 475 84 1,427 57 25.04 0 4 for 23

Jacob Graham 45 3 0 1 60 659 15.69 15 279.4 43 917 45 20.38 1 5 for 30

Joe Graham 9 0 0 1 57 186 20.67 1 4 3 0 1 0.00 0 1 for 0

Luke Grant 70 16 0 2 78 1,014 18.78 32/1 566.5 119 1,860 92 20.22 2 5 for 23

Adam Gummer 101 12 2 7 104 2,015 22.64 49/1 250.5 51 737 41 17.98 0 4 for 28

Rowan Hamman 78 4 7 8 143 2,436 32.92 38 1 0 10 0 N/A 0 0 for 10

Sam Hole 47 3 0 7 65 929 21.11 13 203 35 733 38 19.29 1 6 for 28

Tom Kaye 55 9 0 4 77 994 21.61 11 79.1 12 277 8 34.63 0 2 for 21

Sam Kelly 4 4 0 0 4 9 N/A 5/2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Career Records of Current Players







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Please Note: A full statistical analysis was completed for the 2012/13 Annual Report, including adding in one day stats from which had not previously been added, as well as comparing to official SCA records.

Please Note: Above numbers include all 1st Grade One Day stats from 1992-93 onwards, as well as all 1st Grade T20 stats.

Player Inn NO 100s 50s HS R Avg CT / ST

O M R W Avg 5WI BB

Tom Kelly 19 0 0 2 87 351 18.47 3 108 18 382 14 27.29 0 4 for 41

Ben Kittlety 5 3 0 0 9 14 7.00 2 119.3 19 453 17 26.65 0 3 for 17

Justin Knight 11 9 0 0 15 55 27.50 4 139.4 24 446 16 27.88 0 3 for 19

Peter Lindsay 84 13 1 4 128 1,585 22.32 21 786.4 144 2,505 108 23.19 0 4 for 9

Craig Little 232 32 7 25 122 5,298 26.49 96 1919.8 408 5,867 317 18.51 9 6 for 44

Simon Lyon 47 15 0 0 37 356 11.13 28 281.7 56 883 49 18.02 0 4 for 49

Dylan Marshall 266 26 0 0 27 415 10.38 20 838.4 158 2,834 130 21.80 3 5 for 60

Joel Mason 218 11 3 22 150 5,074 24.51 97/1 63.2 5 266 9 29.56 0 3 for 6

Nick McCallum-Toomey

39 15 0 0 46 311 12.96 15 554.4 90 1,851 98 18.89 3 6 for 57

Nick McLachlan 75 34 0 0 27 447 10.90 26 1,216.5 246 3,907 191 20.46 6 7 for 37

Cameron Merchant 140 20 10 20 146 4,246 35.38 44 101.5 13 398 24 16.58 0 4 for 3

Jack Murphy 1 0 0 0 16 16 16.00 0 12 1 59 1 59.00 0 1 for 59

Tom Nickoll 4 1 0 0 12 23 7.67 2 45 11 137 10 13.70 0 4 for 24

Steve O’Keefe 31 5 1 5 158 812 31.23 10 428.5 101 1,193 60 19.88 0 4 for 12

Will Outred 18 2 0 1 64 257 16.06 4 184.1 30 695 33 21.06 1 5 for 28

Hayden Paterick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 15 0 64 2 32.00 0 2 for 64

Scott Patterson 148 18 2 18 129 3,215 24.73 45 9.3 0 51 3 17.00 0 1 for 3

Josh Petersen 146 26 0 2 63 1,470 12.25 254/19 6 0 60 1 60.00 0 1 for 16

Toby Poole 45 7 0 6 98 872 22.95 14 15 0 79 1 79.00 0 1 for 33

Mitchell Pugh 93 11 3 4 121 1,974 24.07 42 225.9 26 815 37 22.03 0 4 for 13

Bilal Qureshi 13 1 0 2 85 306 25.50 5 11 0 64 0 N/A 0 0 for 8

Jarrod Rawlings 87 5 0 6 83 1,603 19.55 28 7 1 35 0 N/A 0 0 for 8

Angus Reid 3 1 0 0 31 55 27.50 3 24 4 101 1 101.0 0 1 for 60

Danny Reynolds 77 21 0 5 92 1,127 20.13 30 962.5 194 2,922 137 21.33 5 7 for 46

Jack Ritchie 177 16 6 16 128 3,944 24.50 66 489.6 61 2,117 81 26.14 0 4 for 17

Ben Smith 31 7 4 0 143 869 36.21 12/1 1 0 12 0 N/A 0 0 for 12

Lance Stewart 111 23 1 7 100 1,983 22.53 41 558.8 138 1,603 87 18.43 0 4 for 10

Ross Trewartha 95 12 5 8 156 2,699 32.52 33 36 4 156 6 26.00 0 3 for 43

Zach Trewartha 27 5 0 0 42 298 13.55 9 270 41 868 44 19.73 1 5 for 8

James Trickey 10 0 0 2 68 223 22.30 10 57.1 9 231 11 21.00 0 4 for 15

Liam Tully 30 5 0 0 49 394 15.76 10 20 3 77 2 38.50 0 1 for 13

Arshdeep Virdi 52 13 0 2 64 712 18.26 25 545.4 101 1,845 92 20.05 2 6 for 20

Michael Visser 85 21 0 2 87 860 13.44 22 1,248.4 287 3,831 189 20.27 3 7 for 10

Jarrod Walter 81 9 1 6 116 1,694 23.53 21 119 13 447 18 24.83 1 5 for 33

John Warn 193 12 5 23 108 4,598 25.40 85 113.1 10 480 18 26.67 0 3 for 20

Sam Webber 65 13 0 3 87 935 17.98 96/23 5 0 27 5 5.40 1 5 for 27

Nick Williams 9 3 0 0 21 62 10.33 17/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Brad Wilson 32 14 0 0 42 348 19.33 11 353.5 69 1,112 57 19.51 1 6 for 35

Retiring Club Legend – Stuey Griffiths







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Position Name Years Innings N/O Runs 100s 50s HS Average

1 Tim Cruickshank 1997- 330 29 9,896 14 62 203 32.88 2 Eddie Robinson 1938-1966 395 34 9,343 5 55 137 25.88 3 Richard Fry 1982-2000 343 33 8,536 8 45 159 27.54 4 Bruce Cook 1929-1960 345 21 7,526 6 37 134 23.23 5 Terry Lee 1954-1977 254 39 7,504 15 37 127* 34.90 6 Jim Burke 1943-1974 227 58 7,404 14 42 165* 43.81 7 Greg Hill 1972-1996 335 41 7,238 8 29 134* 24.62 8 Bruce Adrian 1929-1964 411 55 7,193 4 28 146 20.21 9 Andrew Fraser 1978-2009 333 49 7,012 6 35 183 24.69

10 Ian Howell 1965-1996 293 24 6,565 7 27 178* 24.41 11 Sam Mesite 1971-1992 313 22 6,546 7 30 127 22.49 12 Shawn Bradstreet 1988-2008 233 50 6,326 8 30 142 34.57 13 George Lowe 1906-1937 235 27 6,286 10 36 210* 30.22 14 Matthew Cranney 1992-2012 255 29 6,214 5 29 145 27.50 15 Gary Flowers 1971-1995 311 22 6,134 2 29 123 21.22 16 Les Gwynne 1923-1945 241 21 6,029 9 19 175* 27.40 17 Ken Turner 1962-1984 316 33 5,994 1 26 100 21.18 18 Cliff Searle 1921-1943 377 34 5,957 1 7 110 17.37 19 Graeme Beard 1966-1986 228 31 5,939 9 28 187 30.15 20 Jim Stewart 1972-1992 245 37 5,914 4 32 153 28.43 21 Dan Gee 1904-0924 204 4 5,904 9 24 165 29.52 22 Barry Rothwell 1952-1983 254 64 5,851 6 25 126 30.79 23 Paul Brenner 1990-2006 214 11 5,625 9 23 202* 27.71 24 Vic Brown 1939-1957 244 7 5,559 3 25 136 23.46 25 Phil Marks 1979-1993 184 22 5,556 9 30 173* 34.30 26 Peter Philpott 1948-1970 210 35 5,535 6 33 154 31.63 27 Ken Pitcher 1976-1997 268 33 5,504 3 25 119* 23.42 28 Brian Clemow 1991-2004 167 9 5,477 11 29 287* 34.66 29 Craig Glassock 1988-2006 207 33 5,428 6 26 261 31.20 30 Matthew Phelps 1996-2003 139 12 5,391 15 23 233* 42.45 31 Don Frazer 1934-1954 303 28 5,349 4 22 104 19.45 32 Craig Little 1999-2014 232 32 5,298 7 25 122 26.49 33 David Ford 1984-2000 221 41 5,281 2 27 138 29.34 34 Tim Blank 1982-1997 216 38 5,217 2 30 137 29.31 35 Joel Mason 1995- 218 11 5,074 3 22 150 24.51

Please Note: A full statistical analysis was completed for the 2012/13 Annual Report, including adding in one day stats from the mid 90’s which had not previously been added, as well as comparing to official SCA records. Thus some stats will have changed from previous Annual Reports pre 2012/13. Please Note: The above numbers include all 1st Grade One Day stats from 1992-93 onwards, as well as all T20 stats.

Players Who Have Scored Over 5,000 Grade Runs

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Please Note: A full statistical analysis was completed for the 2012/13 Annual Report, including adding in one day stats from 95/96 and 96-97 which had not previously been done, as well as comparing to official SCA records. Thus some stats will have changed from some Annual Reports pre 2012/13. Please Note: The above numbers include all 1st Grade One Day stats from 1992-93 onwards, as well as all T20 stats.

Position Name Years Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average 1 Jim Randall 1900-1935 3,495.6 293 15,188 851 17.85 3 Warren Evans 1986- 5,143.4 1,373 13,918 700 19.88 2 Ron Watkins 1942-1967 3,100.2 329 11,914 696 17.12 4 Brian Kinsey 1964-1992 3,241.2 721 9,648 669 14.42 5 Tom Spencer 1962-1978 3,860.2 771 12,343 634 19.47 6 Bruce Adrian 1929-1964 1,998.6 70 11,347 514 22.08 7 Jeff MacPherson 1969-1988 2,844.9 565 9,108 506 18.00 8 Peter Philpott 1948-1970 2,241.3 238 9,456 499 18.95 9 Mike Pawley 1957-1986 2,546.4 528 7,612 484 15.73

10 Eddie Robinson 1938-1966 2,627 270 10,382 483 21.49 11 Ken Nichol 1963-1977 2,256.1 292 8,964 445 20.14 12 Tom Brooks 1944-1965 2,237.3 229 9,100 438 20.78 13 Andrew Lindsay 1999-2012 2,531.6 515 8,036 434 18.52 14 Shawn Bradstreet 1988-2008 3,046.6 834 7,511 420 17.88 15 Morgan Youell 1990-2005 3,187.8 813 8,217 417 19.71 16 Gavin Fletcher 1979-1994 2,899.7 810 7,351 407 18.06 17 Glen Evans 1983-2002 3,295.2 779 10,328 394 26.21 18 Des Hartman 1969-1978 1,980.4 357 6,498 379 17.15 19 Richard Woodfield 1962-1974 1,783.3 346 5,560 365 15.23 20 Paul Stephenson 1967-1980 1,889 298 6,983 347 20.12 21 Charlie Hayman 1932-1946 1,202.6 94 5,648 337 16.76 22 Ian Macdonald 1967-1983 1,995.8 343 6,383 319 20.01 23 Ken Waterhouse 1950-1962 1,476.2 237 4,809 317 15.17 24 Craig Little 1999-2014 1,922 408 5,867 317 18.51 25 Shane Cleary 2001-2011 2,134.2 341 7,592 311 24.41 26 Rudi Burattini 1989-2001 2,317.4 500 6,352 305 20.83 27 Jamie Heath 1996-2004 1,981 446 5,602 300 18.67

Players Who Have Taken Over 300 Grade Wickets

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FIRST GRADE

Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score B Davis 212 2010-2011 Highest Season Aggregate D Wotherspoon 976 2005-2006 Highest Season Average A Beadle 56.58 2012-2013 Most Wickets in a Season M Cameron 55 2004-2005 Best Bowling Average S Clark 7.69 2004-2005 Best Bowling Figures J Munting 8 for 29 2010-2001 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper M Atkinson 56 (52ct/4st) 2005-2006 .

SECOND GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score J Sullivan 199 2009-2010 Highest Season Aggregate B King 746 2005-2006 Highest Season Average A Lowe 86.70 2012-2013 Most Wickets in a Season C Boss 45 2008-2009 Best Bowling Average A Lindsay 11.26 2011-2012 Best Bowling Figures A Baker 8 for 77 2011-2012 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 32 (30ct/2st) 2010-2011

THIRD GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score S Fitzsimmons 218 2005-2006 Highest Season Aggregate S Fitzsimmons 621 2004-2005 Highest Season Average L Cameron 57.25 2006-2007 Most Wickets in a Season C Little 41 2010-2011 Best Bowling Average M Morris 8.38 2007-2008 Best Bowling Figures M Youell 8 for 32 2004-2005 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper J Petersen 36 (34ct/2st) 2004-2005

FOURTH GRADE

Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score P Brenner 170 2004-2005 Highest Season Aggregate R Hamman 672 2013-2014 Highest Season Average R Hamman 61.09 2013-2014 Most Wickets in a Season W Evans 33 2013-2014 Best Bowling Average V Rehaan 8.91 2008-2009 Best Bowling Figures V Rehaan 8 for 17 2008-2009 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper J Petersen 38 (37ct/1st) 2013-2014

FIFTH GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score L Anderson 201 2011-2012 Highest Season Aggregate R Trewartha 618 2012-2013 Highest Season Average R Trewartha 81.75 2011-2012 Most Wickets in a Season A Bitmead 37 2006-2007 Best Bowling Average S Hole 7.20 2011-2012 Best Bowling Figures M Burgess 7 for 83 2007-2008 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 35 (27ct/8st) 2009-2010

Best Performances Last 10 Years

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POIDEVIN-GRAY SHIELD Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score M Cleary 127 2006-2007 Highest Season Aggregate J Ritchie 327 2009-2010 Highest Season Average J Sayers 60 2004-2005 Most Wickets in a Season L Grant

M Mee 14 14

2012-2013 2009-2010

Best Bowling Average M Alexander 13.00 2012-2013 Best Bowling Figures L Grant 5 for 23 2013-2014 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper A Lowe 16 (13ct/3st) 2012-2013 AW GREEN SHIELD Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score D Beyer 137* 2004-2005 Highest Season Aggregate J Walter 445 2006-2007 Highest Season Average J Walter 49.4 2004-2005 Most Wickets in a Season R Hodge 18 2009-2010 Best Bowling Average M Levene 8.07 2011-2012 Best Bowling Figures A Bain 5 for 20 2013-2014 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 24 (10ct/14st) 2009-2010

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