Manly Warringah District Cricket Club · Manly Warringah District Cricket Club – 2016/17 Annual Report Garry Kelly Luke Slobin Ian Bird Keith Tucker Steven Papaioannou Nick Stephens

Manly Warringah District Cricket Club – 2012/13 Annual Report

Manly Warringah

District Cricket Club

2016/17

139th 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 Board 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 President’s Report ....................................................................................................................................... 16 Secretary’s Report ....................................................................................................................................... 18 Joel Mason – 49th Life Member ................................................................................................................... 20 International and First Class Representatives ............................................................................................. 22 Champagne Cricketers ................................................................................................................................. 23 2016/17 Major Award Winners ................................................................................................................... 24 Representative Players 2016/17.................................................................................................................. 25 Player Milestones and Records ................................................................................................................... 25 Leading Batting Averages 2016/17 .............................................................................................................. 27 Leading Bowling Averages 2016/17 ............................................................................................................ 27 Club Coach’s Report ..................................................................................................................................... 28 1st Grade Report........................................................................................................................................... 30 1st Grade Batting Statistics ........................................................................................................................... 34 1st Grade Bowling Statistics ......................................................................................................................... 34 1st Grade Match results ............................................................................................................................... 35 1st Grade Career of Current Players ............................................................................................................. 36 2nd Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 39 2nd Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................ 41 2nd Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 42 2nd Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 42 3rd Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 45 3rd Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................. 47 3rd Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 48 3rd Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 49 4th Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 51 4th Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................. 53 4th Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 53 4th Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 54 5th Grade Report .......................................................................................................................................... 57 5th Grade Batting Stats ................................................................................................................................. 59 5th Grade Bowling Stats ............................................................................................................................... 59 5th Grade Match Results .............................................................................................................................. 60 Poidevin Gray Report ................................................................................................................................... 62

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Poidevin Gray Batting Stats ......................................................................................................................... 64 Poidevin Gray Bowling Stats ........................................................................................................................ 65 Green Shield Report..................................................................................................................................... 66 Green Shield Batting Stats ........................................................................................................................... 69 Green Shield Bowling Stats .......................................................................................................................... 69 Green Shield Match Results ......................................................................................................................... 70 2016/17 Consolidated Statistics .................................................................................................................. 72 Club Records 1878 - 2016 ............................................................................................................................ 74 Club Record Partnership .............................................................................................................................. 76 Career Records of Current Players .............................................................................................................. 78 Players Who Have Scored Over 5,000 Grade Runs ..................................................................................... 80 Players Who Have Taken Over 300 Grade Wickets ..................................................................................... 81 Best Performances Last 10 Years ................................................................................................................. 82

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PATRONS

Jean Hay AM – 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 BOARD

Ross Denny Mick Trevaskis Tim Cruickshank Adam Gummer Roy Vumbaca

SELECTION COMMITTEE

Chris Hynes – Chairman of Selectors Adam Crosthwaite – 1st Grade captain Jack Ritchie – 2nd Grade captain Warren Evans – 3rd Grade captain Max Burgess – 4th Grade captain Simon Waddington – 5th Grade captain Sam Gainsford – Poidevin Gray Captain

HEAD COACHES

Shawn Bradstreet – Club Coach Phil Marks – Assistant Club Coach

ASSISTANT COACHES

Gavin Fletcher (Assistant Bowling Coach) Stephen Whitfield (Assistant Bowling Coach) Bob Rollins (Assistant Batting Coach) Tim Cruickshank (Assistant Batting Coach and PG’s Coach) David Gardiner (Fielding Coach) Mike Pawley – AW Green Shield Coach Tom Kaye – AW Green Shield Assistant Coach

DELEGATES TO SYDNEY CRICKET ASSOCIATION

John Warn Adam Gummer

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 OAM

Brian Kinsey John Warn

Graeme Beard Geoff Rogers

David Gainsford Joel Mason

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS (DECEASED)

Bruce Adrian Alex Anderson

Jim Burke Les Gwynne

C Cochrane Bruce Cook

H Dunlop C Hayes

C Hayman W Hoy

C Laurence W S Mitchell Robert Aubrey Oxlade CBE George Lowe MBE

Cliff Searle L A Soman

R Pitt John 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 Robert Aubrey Oxlade CBE 33

1955-1966 George Lowe MBE 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 Farriss 4

2004-Present Andrew Fraser 13*

EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATION – LAST 10 YEARS

YEAR HON PRESIDENT HON SECRETARY HON TREASURER

2007-08 Andrew Fraser Phil Munting Matt Kaye

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

2009-10 Andrew Fraser Ross Wiblin (GM) Fiona Lyon

2010-11 Andrew Fraser Ross Wiblin 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




Jim Thow Jim Outred Dane McKay Gordon Currie Paul Hartmann Roy Edwards Steve Beatty Will Harding Tony Pitcher Mick McMahon Brad Pamp David Gardiner Mark Weston Frank Turner Adam Lucius Steve Whitfield Scott McLachlan Ross Denny Ted Lindsay Jamien Zimmerman Langdon Gould Michael D'Arcy Ben King Dale Hunt Tony Graham Sam Mesite Stephen Bariol Toni Hardman Joel Mason Eddie Meth Nick Broome Mark Stanley Tom Sheedy Gary Holmes Phill Edwards Jaron Mitchell Bob Brenner Ron Holmes Rowan Hamman Jamie Turmanis Darren Goodger John Courtney Michael Shepheard Jenny Walker

Previous Administration

Non Playing Members

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Garry Kelly Luke Slobin Ian Bird Keith Tucker

Steven Papaioannou Nick Stephens Zane Harris Nick Wennerbom

Andrew Dawes Kunal Sharma Martin Fowle Peter Jacka

Brett Penprase Jamie Cook Mike Wilson Clayton Ockerby

Drew Johnson Jodie Johnson Andrew Jeffrey Prasad Pillai

Greg Banbury Kylie Trewathra Simon Couch

TITLE NAME % ATTENDANCE

Hon. President Andrew Fraser 100%

Hon. Vice President David Gainsford 80%

Hon. Secretary Steve Beatty 100%

Hon, Treasurer Scott McLachlan 100%

Hon. Assistant Secretary Joel Mason 100%

Hon. Assistant Treasurer John Warn 20%

Board Member Ross Denny 100%

Board Member Mick Trevaskis 60%

Board Member Adam Gummer 60%

Board Member Tim Cruickshank 100%

Board Member Roy Vumbaca 100%

YEAR CLUB

CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST

GRADE 2ND

GRADE 3RD

GRADE 4TH

GRADE 5TH

GRADE PG’s

Green Shield

2016-17 6th 9th 5th 7th 6th 10th 5th (Minor Premiers)

9th

2015-16 9th 8th 12th 5th 6th 11th 16th 4th

2014-15 1st 1st 2nd 1st 4th 2nd 8th 3rd

2013-14 8TH 5th 16th 4th 2nd 2nd 15th 16th


2011-12 1st 5th 2nd 3rd 2nd 7th 4th 10th

2010-11 8th 10th 7th 1st 10th 1st 12th 18th

2009-10 3rd 5th 7th 3rd 7th 12th 14th 4th

2008-09 8th 14th 5th 3rd 15th 4th 15th 5th


2006-07 9th 20th 3rd 3rd 5th 9th 7th 2nd

2005-06 1st 2nd 6th 4th 8th 20th 5th 8th

2004-05 4th 6th 8th 1st 6th 10th 2nd 17th


2002-03 1st 3rd 16th 3rd 2nd 7th 4th 11th

Board 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, 2014-15

1st Grade 1949-50, 1957-58, 1973-74, 1988-89, 2014-15

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, 2014-15

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

SECONDARY SPONSOR

CLUB SPONSORS

Ann Wilson Funerals Quest Manly Titan Ford Quest Events

Club Sponsors

Charity partners

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Ultra Tune Manly The Manly Daily Chocolate Box Training

4 Pines Brewery Ian Bird Photography Westfield Warringah Mall

Northern Beaches Council

Timbertime Toys Manly Warringah Sea Eagle Neuro Power Group

Sydney Rd Sponsor Sydney Rd Sponsor Sydney Rd Sponsor

Category Sponsors

Local Government

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Guzman Y Gomez Bradstreet Building The Butchers Cafe

Sydney Rd Sponsor Sydney Rd Sponsor Sydney Rd Sponsor

Spartan

Sydney Rd Sponsor

Neuro Power Group Device Technologies Top Tier Sports Sam Webber Adam Crosthwaite Sam Gainsford

Player Sponsors

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John Bull Removals Chiropractic Solution Naked Wines Matty White Jake Carden Dylan Marshall

Spartan Sports Guzman Y Gomez Device Technologies

Jarrod Rawlings Aiden Bariol Arshdeep Virdi

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The Butchers Cafe Timbertime Toys BOQ Manly

Jay Lenton Ahillen Beadle Steve O’Keefe

Pivot Creative Manly Sea Eagles Silicon Beach Computers

Isaiah Vumbaca Ryan Farrell Cameron Merchant

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Plateau Fine Quality Meats Jacka Electrical Robeco Adam Gummer Nick McLachlan Mickey Edwards

Exclusive Plumbing Corner Hub Cafe

Toby Poole Zach Trewartha

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President’s Report

Whilst we didn’t capture any trophies this season, it would be unfair to call the past season a disappointment. I think the attendance of 225 people at our Annual Presentation Dinner in May was testament to that! The season-ending injuries to our 1st grade opening bowlers Nick McLachlan and Mickey Edwards, left a massive hole right through the grades, which was inevitably too big a hole to fill. However, on the positive side, it provided a lot of opportunities for our younger stars to experience top grade cricket where they all performed well – and as Steve Beatty mentioned in his report, we had all five grades in contention to play finals cricket as we entered the final round. We firmly believe that this season has provided a platform to enter the 2017/18 season with a lot of hope. We welcome Chris Green to the Club as our 1st Grade captain for the new season. Chris is a quality person who will be a great asset for us – and he lives in Manly! He fills the leadership shoes of Adam Crosthwaite, who I’d like to thank for all his efforts in the captaincy role over the past few years. Thanks to all the Captains and all the talented Coaching staff, for their respective commitments across the season – and to Chris Hynes for his commitment to the Chairman of Selectors role. Thanks also to the team at Green Options for their amazing work on Manly Oval and Graham Reserve. They proved why they are the best in the business after inheriting a debacle at the start of the season. We also thank Northern Beaches Council for their support. Thanks also to The Manly Daily for their coverage of cricket and well done to Andrew Prentice on finally winning SCA’s Phil Tresidder Award for best season coverage!

It was terrific to see the players organize an end of season Tour to New Zealand, the first overseas tour for the Club since Sri Lanka in 2000. Prior to this, the Club had successful Tours to Asia in 1989 and the UK in 1991. It would be wonderful to see more of these overseas Tours in the future. We also thank our Patrons, Mike Baird, Michael Regan and Jean Hay. Jean has now officially retired and we congratulate her on a wonderful career where she has donated countless hours to the sporting community on the peninsula. We congratulate Joel Mason on becoming the 49th Life Member of MWDCC, a much deserved recipient of this prestigious award. As we watch the close relationships evolving amongst the current crop of young players, I hope they too can keep building on these friendships and continue contributing to the amazing legacy we have built at MWDCC as a “Family Club.” And who knows, some of you may one day get the Club’s ultimate award of Life Membership bestowed upon you, just like Joel did this year! Off the field, the Club is very fortunate to boast what I believe is arguably the best Board in our 139 year history. It is an absolute pleasure to work with a group of quality, experienced, people, all of whom are so passionate about our Club. It is a largely thankless task, but all of them do a mountain of work behind the scenes, so I’d like to acknowledge each of them; David Gainsford One of the Club’s greats who is such a wonderful asset to our Board. Rarely a day passes, where

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our Deputy President is not contributing something to our Club! Steve Beatty Without doubt the best Honorary Secretary in Sydney Grade Cricket. Steve has now retired after a very successful business career, so we’ve assured him there’s always plenty more work for him at the Club if he wants it – although not sure if he can fit anymore in! Scott McLachlan An absolute professional as our Honorary Secretary. Not only does Scotty ensure our Club is fiscally sound and provide state of the art financial reports, but he contributes so much more around the Club. He was a worthy winner of the Keith Marks Clubman of the Year. Joel Mason As mentioned above, only fitting that Joel received Life Membership, as he continues to devote so much time to our Club as our Business Manager. John Warn We are fortunate to have the Chairman of Cricket NSW on our Board. It’s been amazing watching Warny’s career grow over the past 10 years and he is a valuable contributor to our Club as our SCA and CNSW delegate. Ross Denny Roscoe has done a terrific job as Pathway Manager over the past few years and is now moving into the very important role of Women’s Cricket Manager, as the Club breaks new ground by entering a team in the Under 17 Brewer Shield this season.

Mick Trevaskis Another successful businessman whom we are very fortunate to have on our Board. Mick is CEO of Device Technologies and has an incredible passion for our Club. He has also provided career opportunities for several people from our Club. Adam Gummer As the youngest member of our Board, he has impressed as all in his role a manager of Club events and also as our SCA Delegate with Warny. Has the potential to become one of our top administrators! Tim Cruickshank This was Tim’s first year on the Board and it was terrific to have a 1st Grade premiership captain join us with his valuable input. Tim took on the Community Manager role and also joined the Coaching staff, doing a terrific job as PG’s Coach this season. Roy Vumbaca This was also Roy’s first year on the Board and another who has made an impressive and important contribution in his first year, in a diverse role across Clothing, Coaching and also setting up some new templates that will be very beneficial for us next season. So from a President’s perspective, I could not possibly ask for a better group of people to be responsible for the Management of our Club. Well done to you all! I look forward to the 2017-18 season with great excitement and the knowledge that our Club is in a great place right now. Good times ahead! Andrew Fraser Honorary President 2016/17

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To the wider cricket community involved with Manly Warringah District Cricket Club, the board has the pleasure in submitting the 139th Annual Report, including the financial statements, covering the 2016/17 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 3 teams contesting finals – 2nd Grade, 4th Grade and PG’s. Each bowed out in the quarter final, all games were weather impacted. MWDCC ran 6th in the club championship. These facts indicate a good season, but it needs to be stated that all teams were in contention for the finals going into their last games! The coaching staff believe in the club playing-roster, especially with the elite young talent progressing through our system. Part of the mandate as a Cricket Australia Premier Club is to develop and nurture elite talent.

Steve O’Keefe excelled when playing for the club, and represented Australia in 6 more test matches.

Jackson Bird also flew the Manly Colours in an additional 3 test matches for Australia.

Jay Lenton represented NSW in the Sheffield Shield and had an excellent debut in the BBL with the Sydney Thunder.

Aiden Bariol, Jack Edwards and Isaiah Vumbaca represented NSW U/17, with Jack going further to play for the Australian U/17’s. Continuing his fine form he was selected in the Australian U/19’s.

Oliver Davies played for the Australian U/16 side.

Ben Watts and Jake Osborne, two of our Green Shield players, represented NSW U/15’s.

Shawn Bradstreet was the Sydney Thunder assistant coach, and assistant coach for the Lahore Qalandars in the Pakistan T-20 league.

Bob Rollins was honoured by NSW Sport , receiving the Distinguished Long Service Award to cricket

Our coaching staff and structure is regarded as the best in Sydney Premier Grade Cricket, and all are to be congratulated on their dedication and excellence during the season. A great group headed by Shawn and Phil Marks , including Tim Cruickshank , Bob Rollins , Dave Gainsford , Roy Vumbaca , Gavin Fletcher and Dave Gardiner Chris Hynes again was at the helm directing selections, blending youth with experience and supporting all our captains. Along with our two new captains in Green Shield and PG’s , Jack Ritchie took on the role captaining 2nd grade, leading them back to the finals and winning the Captain of the Year award. All our captains are dedicated and tireless. It is remarkable the amount of work they do off the pitch, and the expectation on them when playing is considerable. The club can be very proud of the leadership of this group. Our Club Captains worked tirelessly and at times were an inspiration - well done Billy D’Arcy and Matt White. Our Pathway program is exceptional and continues to develop players for our grade club and Warringah Cricket Club - our sister club in the

Secretary’s Report

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Shires competition. The program is extremely well run by our pathway executive group. Casting an eye towards the future, the following is a summary of the Manly Warringah Junior rep team performances in 2016/17. • 6 teams were entered in the DCA boy’s competition. 5 were finalists • 6 IDCA boy’s teams excelled – winning three premierships and the overall Presidents Cup • 2 teams were entered in the DCA girl’s competition for the first time, and performed admirably. MWDCC intends building on this foundation entering a women’s Brewer Shield (U/17) side in the 2017/18 grade competition. Eighty Four players donned the Waratah’s cap in 2016/17. Eight of these players qualified for their official MWDCC playing number, and we had three players earn their Baggy Blue debuting in first grade. The new playing numbers are listed below. Our volunteers are the core of the club. Simply, we would not function without their contributions. • Our scorers – Geoff Rogers, Gordon Currie, Don Sellin and Langdon Gould. • Our Team Managers – Michael Shepherd (Juice), Will Harding and Dave Gardiner.

• Our Ground Managers Todd Harper and Al Wright. • Our communications group – run by the players, headed by Joel Mason and Sam Weber. Well done to all of you on exceptional work. • Ian Bird for all the great photographs. • Ted Lindsay for helping in our community events. This is to name but a few. Thank you to every one of the vast number of people who gave up their time. It has been a pleasure to serve on our board for another season, and I would like to thank every member for the contribution of countless hours dedicated to successfully running the club. Frase, another academy award winning performance as leader, and special mention to Clubman of the Year – Scott McLachlan, a very worthy recipient. My final applause goes to Joel Mason, voted in as a Life Member of MWDCC. This honor is richly deserved for all the hard work Joel has contributed over a long career with the club, on and off the field. Steve Beatty Honorary Secretary 2016/17

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Joel Mason became a Life Member of the Manly Warringah District Club (MWDCC) on the 20th May 2017, becoming MWDCC’s 49th Life Member in our 139 year history. Joel joined the Club as a 15 year old playing Green Shield in 1997. He made his 5th grade debut that same season. Over the 20 years of playing with MWDCC, Joel was a top order batsman who accumulated 5,522 runs including 4 centuries and 23 half centuries with a highest score of 150. Joel still plays the occasional game to this present day. Whilst a Premiership escaped Joel, he did play in two Grand Finals and was a part of five Club Championship wins. Joel’s achievements off the field are equally as impressive. Joel's first role off the field was Club Captain during the 2007/08 season and he quickly showed signs of being a leader. Joel now holds a position on the Executive Board of MWDCC. His roles have included the management of Social Media within the Club where we are now considered the digital leaders amongst the SCA. Joel is also Sponsorship Manager and has done a great job sourcing and servicing the Club’s sponsor partners. Joel's passion and enthusiasm for the Club is of the highest order and is something that is admired by everyone at MWDCC. Joel is highly respected by not only the playing group, but also those in the wider Manly Warringah Cricket Community. He is a very worthy recipient of this prestigious award.

Joel Mason – 49th Life Member

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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 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** 20 S O’Keefe

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

Interstate and Overseas First Class Players 1 Kevin Wright (SA & WA) 2 Adam Crosthwaite (VIC & SA) 3 Nathan Buck (Leicestershire UK) 4 Jackson Bird (TAS)** 5 James Munting (SA)** 6 Cameron Merchant (Nth Districts, NZ)** 7 Logan Weston (Leeds/Bradford MCCU)** ** Note: Manly Junior Interstate/overseas

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 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 737 J Lenton 06/11/2015

International and First Class Representatives

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BATTING Score Name Grade Round Opponent 109 Aiden Bariol PGs Round 1 Gordon 103* Adam Crosthwaite 1st Grade Round 4 Penrith 154 Jarrod Rawlings 1st Grade Round 5 Sutherland 120 Billy Darcy 2nd Grade Round 5 Sutherland 101* Logan Weston 2nd Grade Round 5 Sutherland 144 Aiden Bariol 3rd Grade Round 5 Sutherland 100* Dan McKenna 4th Grade Round 5 Sutherland 195 James Crosthwaite 1st Grade Round 6 North Sydney 113 Billy Darcy 2nd Grade Round 6 North Sydney 112 Ollie Davies 3rd Grade Round 6 North Sydney 113 Matt Brewster 5th Grade Round 6 North Sydney 111 Cameron Merchant 1st Grade Round 7 Sydney 105 Ryan Farrell 1st Grade Round 8 Parramatta 103* Mickey Edwards 5th Grade Round 11 Randwick-Petersham 100* Will Outred 5th Grade Round 11 Randwick-Petersham 109 Ahillen Beadle 1st Grade Round 12 St George

139 James Crosthwaite 1st Grade T20 Rnd 4 UNSW 110* Jay Lenton 1st Grade T20 Rnd 6 Illawarra

BOWLING Figures Name Grade Round Opponent 5 for 27 Brad Wilson 5th Grade Round 1 Eastern Suburbs 5 for 60 Ahillen Beadle 1st Grade Round 2 Bankstown 5 for 15 Michael Councell 5th Grade Round 2 Bankstown

6 for 84 Joe Graham 2nd Grade Round 3 Sydney University 7 for 148 Joe Graham 1st Grade Round 5 Sutherland 5 for 67 Sam Alexander 3rd Grade Round 6 North Sydney 5 for 60 Michael Councell 5th Grade Round 6 North Sydney 5 for 54 Michael Visser 2nd Grade Round 7 Sydney 5 for 8 Ben Watts Green Shield Round 5 Fairfield-Liverpool 5 for 23 Sam Gainsford 2nd Grade Round 9 Western Suburbs 5 for 44 Glynn Archer 2nd Grade Round 9 Western Suburbs 5 for 11 Brad Wilson 4th Grade Round 10 Campbelltown 9 for 54 Steve O Keefe 1st Grade Round 10 Campbelltown 5 for 33 Michael Visser 1st Grade Round 10 Campbelltown 5 for 43 Taylor Beatty 2nd Grade Round 11 Randwick-Petersham

6 for 68 Sam Alexander 3rd Grade Round 11 Randwick-Petersham 5 for 36 Ben Watts 5th Grade Round 11 Randwick-Petersham 5 for 64 Ahillen Beadle 1st Grade Round 12 St George 5 for 82 Joe Graham 1st Grade Round 12 St George 5 for 31 Michael Visser 1st Grade Round 13 Fairfield-Liverpool 5 for 20 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 3rd Grade Round 15 Hawkesbury 5 for 27 Jack Edwards PGs Round 4 Sydney

Champagne Cricketers

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1st Grade: Batting Award: Ahillen Beadle – 567 runs @ 51.55 (Min 300 runs and 15 wkts Bowling Award: Ahillen Beadle – 23 wickets @ 17.91

2nd Grade: Batting Award: Logan Weston – 376 runs @ 62.67 (Min 300 runs and 15 wkts) Bowling Award: Tom Kaye – 18 Wickets @ 16.00 3rd Grade: Batting Award: Will Wolter – 343 runs @ 26.38 (Min 300 runs and 15 wkts) Bowling Award: Warren Evans – 21 Wickets @ 12.62

4th Grade: Batting Award: Adam Gummer – 312 Runs @ 31.20 (Min 300 runs and 15 wkts) Bowling Award: Ben Falconer – 20 Wickets @ 14.10 5th Grade: Batting Award: Will Outred – 394 Runs @ 39.40 (Min 300 runs and 15 wkts) Bowling Award: Glyn Archer – 18 Wickets @ 14.56 Poidevin-Gray: Batting Award: Sam Gainsford – 312 Runs @ 62.40 (Min 125 runs and 8 wkts) Bowling Award: Jack Edwards – 12 Wickets @ 12.00 AW Green Shield: Batting Award: Jake Osborne – 195 Runs @ 39.00 (Min 125 runs and 8 wkts) Bowling Award: Luca Franks – 11 Wickets @ 9.91

Note: Award in each grade is based on the best average

Captain of the Year: Jack Ritchie Spartan Sports Players’ Player: Isaiah Vumbaca Most Dismissals by WK: Aiden Bariol

Bob Lind Junior Player of year: Joe Graham Senior Player of year: Ahillen Beadle Don Sellin 3rd Grade Award: Ryan Bishop-Perrett Langdon Gould Scholarship: Ollie Davies President’s Award: Todd Harper Gary Flowers Most Improved Player: Aiden Bariol George Lowe Medal: Mickey Edwards Keith Marks Memorial Trophy Scott McLachlan (Clubman of Year):

2016/17 Major Award Winners

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NSW Stephen O’Keefe Jay Lenton

NSW 2nd XI Jay Lenton

Sydney Sixers Stephen O’Keefe Mickey Edwards

Under 15 NSW Academy Ben Watts Jake Osborne

Under 16 Australian XI Ollie Davies

Under 17 NSW Aiden Bariol Jack Edwards

Isaiah Vumbaca

Under 17 Australia Jack Edwards Aiden Bariol

Under 19 Australia Jack Edwards

1st Grade

1st Grade

Ahillen Beadle

3,000 runs

Jay Lenton

2,000 runs

James Crosthwaite Ahillen Beadle

Michael Visser Adam Crosthwaite

Cameron Merchant

1,000 runs 150 Wickets

50 Wickets 150 catches

50 catches

Note: T20 stats for all years are included in 1st grade numbers as SCA determined that T20 stats should be includes as official 1st grade stats for all years and updated retrospectively. In previous Annual Reports only some T20 years were included in 1st grade stats. They have always counted as part of “All Grade” statistics.

All Grades

Aidan Baker

Ahillen Beadle Jarrod Rawlings Ross Trewartha

Jordan Daly

5,000 runs

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

2,000 runs

Representative Players 2016/17

Player Milestones and Records

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Billy D’Arcy Jay Lenton Logan Weston

James Crosthwaite Will Outred Arshdeep Virdi Michael Visser Warren Evans

Dylan Marshall

Sam Alexander Ahillen Beadle

Taylor Beatty Ben Falconer Jacob Graham

Ryan Bishop-Perrett Isaiah Vumbaca Matty White

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

1,000 runs 1,000 runs 1,000 runs 1,000 runs 750 Wickets

200 Wickets

150 Wickets 150 Wickets

100 Wickets 100 Wickets 100 Wickets

50 Wickets 50 Wickets 50 Wickets

Adam Crosthwaite

Max Burgess Luke Edgell

150 Catches

50 Catches 50 Catches

Mickey Edwards & Will Outred

198 – 5th Grade 4th Wicket Partnership

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Minimum of 300 runs

Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg 1 Ahillen Beadle 17 15 4 1 2 109 567 51.55 2 Jay Lenton 14 12 2 1 5 110* 446 44.60 3 Jarrod Rawlings 15 16 2 1 2 154 605 43.21 4 Oliver Davies 13 10 2 1 1 112 331 41.37 5 Adam Crosthwaite 18 19 2 1 5 103* 686 40.35

6 James Crosthwaite 18 19 1 2 2 195 717 39.83

7 Cameron Merchant 13 12 4 1 0 111 316 39.50 8 Billy D’Arcy 16 18 3 2 3 120 545 36.33 9 Logan Weston 19 16 3 1 2 101* 457 35.15

10 Aiden Bariol 14 14 2 1 2 144 419 34.91

Minimum of 15 wickets

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Stephen O Keefe 3 65.5 20 128 15 8.53 1 9 for54

2 Warren Evans 15 105 33 265 21 12.62 0 4 for12 3 Alexander Bain 14 97.1 27 219 16 13.69 0 4 for15 4 Jacob Graham 13 109 22 263 18 14.61 0 4 for29 5 Glynn Archer 13 120.1 20 378 25 15.12 1 5 for44 6 Tom Kaye 15 100 22 288 18 16.00 0 4 for 24 7 Ben Falconer 16 111.1 14 374 22 17.00 0 4 for 43 8 Brad Wilson 15 147.2 36 416 23 18.09 2 5 for 11 9 Ahillen Beadle 17 126.4 15 541 29 18.66 2 5 for 60

10 Dylan Marshall 14 171.4 47 568 28 20.29 0 4 for 45 Please Note: Above stats includes T20 stats but does not include PG’s or Green Shield.

Leading Batting Averages 2016/17

Leading Bowling Averages 2016/17

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This season started with it challenges with Manly Oval out of Action for the first few months of the season and our top grades starting at an under par Grahams Reserve. We also had issues with the turf practice wickets at our training facilities and we didn’t get to use them until well into the season. To the clubs credit we all rallied and got on with the job and got stuck into the season with a great attitude. A huge thanks to Gene Ngamu and Green Options for the terrific work to get all our facilities up to standard so quickly after taking over the grounds. Grahams Reserve after Xmas was a picture and the best it’s been for many a decade. Our players went through a very hard preseason that had included two months of hard yards at chocolate box gym in which the boys worked hard together as a group and bonded beautifully as a club. To add to that we had identified that we needed to improve our fielding and the boys responded by jumping into the fielding sessions which were run professionally by our new recruit and addition to our coaching staff Roy Vumbaca and our club stalwart Dave Gardner. I believe the preseason set us up nicely for a big season. We were lucky to have an excellent coaching panel and it had a familiar look to the previous season with the only change to our structure being the addition of Roy. Phil Marks was once again the other head coach at the club and had a big role in developing our newly groomed first graders Joe Graham, Jake Carden and Jack Edwards. I believe there transition into first grade cricket was made so much easier with having such a seasoned Campaigner like Skid around and nurturing them every step of the way. I know it was a proud moment for Skid when Joe Graham made his First Grade debut as a spinner. 2 years earlier he had seen the promise with Joe mucking around in the nets with his off spin. A lot of

hard work and dedication paid off and it was great to see Joe take 7 wickets on debut. I’d also like to thank Skid for stepping up to the plate over the couple of months when I was away with my commitments with Sydney Thunder and Lahore Qalandars this season. Tim Cruickshank did another great job with the PGs side and was unlucky to not progress deeper into the final series with his side. His relationship and mentor role that he had with the skipper Sam Gainsford played a huge role in Sam leading from the front and they were a great package together. Tim also played a big role in the preseason running batting sessions for the batters that had them all heading into the season in good nick. Bobby Rollins did some amazing work again with our batsman. Starting with the batting sessions that he ran with Tim Cruickshank in preseason. Bobby continues to work hard on all our batsman’s techniques and with his subtle advice has had great results with all our players ranging from our seasoned first graders right down to our young juniors coming into grade cricket. Bobby was regularly seen around the grounds watching his boys out in the middle and felt every one of their ups and downs throughout the season. One thing I do know is that Bobby was very happy with the progress and work that some of our tail enders made with him this year and it was great to see the like of Josh Wigney and Sam Alexander improve so much with the bat. Gavin Fletcher (Fast Bowling) and Steve Whitfield (Spin Bowling) both backed up again this year and continued to mentor our bowlers in the club. Both Our bowling groups are blessed to have such wonderful coaches with so much experience. AS mentioned earlier we were lucky to have Roy Vumbaca and Dave Gardner looking after our fielding this year. I know the playing group loved the variations in drills and both coaches enthusiasm at training. I also believe playing a role in the game day

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warm ups helped the players prepare as well as any other teams around. Last but not least I would like to acknowledge the great work by Alan Mantle (CNSW) and thank him for his continued support of all our players. The mental side of cricket is huge and Alan is the best in the business. On the field we showed a lot of promise but didn’t quite nail the season in any grades. 2nd grade, 4th Grade and PGS all making the finals and bowing out in the first week. Yes weather played a part but we just didn’t nail it and hopefully we can all learn from this year’s experiences. First grade missed out on finals in all three competitions, I know skipper Adam Crosthwaite was disappointed to miss the finals but I believe the platform has been laid for this coming season. Crossy really backed our young players coming into 1s and the club will see the rewards in the coming seasons. We did have our challenges this year with three of our fast bowlers out for most of the season due to injury, But there was plenty of positives with youngsters Joe Graham, Jake Carden and Jake Edwards all making their debuts in First grade. Our Batsman scored some brilliant hundreds throughout the season, but mixed it with horrible collapses and the lack of consistency really hurt us. I do think the squad will be better for the year we had and hope it can be a driving force behind us working hard to play in finals cricket again after not making the finals for the last two years. Second grade had a very good season under new skipper Jack Ritchie. This side showed so much promise and made huge improvements throughout the season. Unfortunately the weather got the better of us in the Quarter Final but the ground work for next season and the development of our young stars coming through was there for all to see. Third grade side started the season well under skipper Warren Evans on the back of some very good individual performances. Unfortunately the season did fall away as the year went on with the side not really playing to its potential and it showed with the side finishing 7th.

Fourth grade had another solid season making the finals, but were knocked out in week one without a ball being bowled. The side was on the rise as the season progressed and Skipper Max Burgess can be proud of what the side achieved. Fifth Grade was again Captained by former NSW second eleven player Simon Waddington. Our kids are very lucky to have been led by such a great bloke and also to have a Captain that has always looked after the players with the clubs long term goals in mind. We finished the Club Championships placed 6th finishing 139 points behind first placed Northern Districts. When you consider that 120 points is a full round of wins across the 5 grades it shows we were close. I believe if we can improve as a club by 10% this coming season we will be right in the mix again next season. We do pride ourselves on the Club Championship and it’s defiantly something we will be focused on again next year. Individual performances were strong again, particularly with the bat and as a club we managed to score a total of 18 centuries. In the bowling department we took five wickets in an innings on 23 Occasions. To all our support staff including Alan Wright, Todd Harper, Michael Shepheard, Will Harding and Tom Kelly thanks sincerely for all your assistance at training and at the games, the players and coaching staff love having you guys around. To Chris Hynes our Chairman of Selectors, Thanks again for all your hard work. We all appreciate the time and effort you put in. To all of our captains, thank you for all your hard work this season it’s been enjoyable working with you all. Finally to our board, thank you for your support again this season. It’s great to work with such a well organised and motivated group. Shawn Bradstreet Head Coach 2016/17

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Competition Position Team P W2 W1 D L1 L2 Wkts Lost

Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

2 Day 9th Manly-Warringah 15 1 6 1 7 0 102 3,160 129 3,775 46

1 Day 13th Manly-Warringah 4 0 2 0 2 0 27 748 34 802 12

T20 6th Manly-Warringah 4 0 2 0 2 0 14 723 27 601 12

Note: 1 Day stats are also included in the 2 day numbers

Congratulations this year goes to Sydney University for taking out the First Grade competition, Penrith for winning the One day competition and Northern Districts for winning the T20. All three of these clubs deserve the accolades of a great season. A year that we battled and got close but unfortunately a year with no finals. In saying this I still strongly believe this was a successful season. If you take key fast bowlers out of any side in the competition you could expect to struggle. This was a big task and one that our guys stood up to. For the second year in a row we went into the last game of the season with a chance to make finals. Again we fell short but the boys gave an outstanding effort all season. We learnt to fight and have played some youth in first grade which will only make things brighter for the Manly cricket future. I still strongly believe the club and this first grade side are heading in the right direction and in the next few seasons will create opportunities for titles. As for our Players we had some excellent individual performances, seasons and milestones. James Crosthwaite A very nice year by James this season including two brilliant hundreds of varying speeds. 195 against North Sydney where James batted 2 and a half sessions and facing 230 odd balls. Followed up a week later by with a brutal display of 139 off 71 balls against UNSW in the T20 competition. James scored the most runs in first grade and when he gets himself in he is as dominant as anyone. We all still believe there is opportunity for higher honours for James and I hope he continues his Dominance for Manly for years to come. Well done on a big year James and we all hope to see you pass 1000 runs in a season in the coming years.

Logan Weston Logan's first year back at the club has seen him fight very hard to get back into the first grade side. He has had to work hard and showed great commitment and fight to be dropped back to 2nds and fight hard to get back into first grade through excellent performances. To finish the year as the opening batsmen in first grade is a huge achievement. Well done Logan and I hope you keep working hard to make that spot your own for many years to come. Jarrod Rawlings Jarrod had an outstanding start to the season with the highlight an amazing 154 off 291 balls against Sutherland helping the team to 400. A 600 run season is excellent and to average over 40 is a brilliant season across first and second grade. The challenge to Jarrod is to keep working hard and to nail down the first grade position with consistent scores. To be the rock of this club at the top of the order for years to come should be the focus moving forward. Well done Jarrod on great season. Jay Lenton Jay had a very impressive season as he continues to push to be the NSW number 1 keeper. A strong season for Manly with over 600 runs, this to add with his NSW second XI runs and his stint in Green with the Sydney Thunder made everyone at the club very proud. I know everyone involved with Manly would agree how comfortable Jay looked at Big Bash level and we hope it continues for many years. Jay is a leader both on and off the field with Manly and his 100 against Illawarra was a highlight as he systematically destroyed them. Well done Jay on another successful season, keep putting in the yards as they pay off in the end. Ahillen Beadle The great AB, what a year again... Batting average of 51.55 and a bowling average of 18 is an outstanding

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season in anyone’s books. A brilliant 109 against St George was the batting masterclass we have come to expect from him, then to back it up with 5/64 in the same game is another level entirely. AB played varying roles throughout the year but no matter what he was doing, like always, he did it with class. It’s such a luxury that we at Manly have become used to having a class act like AB at our club. Every one of us watch in awe when AB gets going and we hope it continues for many more years at Manly Oval. Cameron Merchant We asked Cameron to play a senior role to anchor our batting line up and he did it perfectly. Always putting the team’s needs in front of his own and adapting his game for what was needed. It’s a very difficult position to master and Nappa has found a way to do it. Another 100 against Sydney putting him in reaching distance of the most all-time 100's for the club. Cameron stepped in as Captain over the season and showed his leadership and the respect the side and the club has for him is enormous. Well done Cameron on another stellar season. Ryan Farrell Ryan took an opportunity thrown at him this season against Parramatta to open the batting against a good attack and he made the most of it, registering his first 1st Grade 100. It was a moment no one playing that day will forget in a hurry. I have no doubt it’s the first of many for Ryan as he turns himself into a consistent match winner. Ryan's improvement and willingness to learn has been outstanding over the season and I have no doubt that it’s going to be the making of a very successful career. Ryan was our best fielder in the first grade set up and his understanding of his bowling has the potential to turn Ryan into a very good 3 dimensional player. Well done on an excellent season Ryan keep working on every part of your game. Jack Edwards Jack has played a lot of cricket this season and to see what he has done at an underage representative level for both NSW and Australia has been very exciting to watch for all involved in cricket at Manly. It is a very exciting time anytime you see a young man at 16 make his first grade debut. Jack showed great signs that we have a player for the future, he had glimpses where we saw just how good he was with both bat and ball. The challenge for Jack moving forward is to

stay focused and disciplined with his game to turn himself from a dominant junior to a serious senior cricketer. This takes time and at 17 years old Jack has this on his side. A big pre-season ahead for you Jack keep pushing yourself to the maximum. Taylor Beatty Taylor competed as hard as anyone this year and had to fill roles that he wasn't accustomed to at first grade level. Often taking the new ball and being asked to attack without leaking too many runs. A difficult task and one that Taylor took head on. Taylor bowled on flat wickets against the best batters in the state and did an excellent job. Taylors batting really started to come good at the back end of the year. With a continued focus on all aspects of his game, Taylor can push for the all-round tag that we all know he can be in first grade. Michael Visser Viss was asked to lead the attack for the majority of the year and he competed and bowled beautifully. Without express pace, on flat wickets against the best batters in the state Viss kept us competitive. His ability to bowl long spells and to build pressure was outstanding. Viss was dropped back to 2nd grade throughout the season and his answer was to take it on the chin and perform. He did just that dominating 2nd grade and earned his spot back. It showed his character, his determination and what makes him so great for this team. Well done Viss on another great year. Joe Graham Joey making his debut and keeping his spot through his performances was perhaps our best story of the year. To debut against Sutherland and to bowl us to a win on a good wicket was outstanding. To take the responsibility in his first game and to be trusted to bowl at the death in a tight contest is something we will all remember. Joey bowled 34.2 overs and took 7/148 on debut to win the game by 13 runs. It was the best debut I have seen and one of the greatest debuts in Manly Cricket history along with Sydney grade cricket history. Joey grew in confidence and the way he thinks about his bowling is exciting for the future. Well done Joey, keep working hard and learning. Jake Carden Another exciting 1st Grade debut season for the club. Jake came into the team after consistent

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performances in 2nd grade, with a great ability to build pressure with the ball. As a youngster Jake’s knowledge of his game and his plans are outstanding. He knows what he can do and he does it for long periods. It has been a great challenge for Jake taking his game up a level and he has done extremely well. Jake has a big challenge moving forward to turn himself into a 3 dimensional first grade player. His batting is coming along very well and he hits the ball as clean as anyone. The key for Jake is to continue to put time and effort into all 3 aspects of his game to be consistent at first grade level. Well done Jake, keep working hard and putting in the effort. Matty White Matty White was asked to carry the load in regards to the fast bowling throughout the year. He bowled aggressively and fast which made him a handful for the opposition. His white ball cricket was sensational for us at times throughout the year and his death bowling was key in big moments. Matt bounced between 1st grade and 2nd grade always putting the club above himself. It's a hard job when you are asked to chop and change throughout the year between teams but his energy and competitiveness was always huge in any team he played. He wears his heart on his sleeve and bleeds blue for the club. As club captain he was excellent and his efforts to bowl fast for long periods of time were not lost on his teammates. Well done mate on a big year, keep pushing to do what you want to do with your cricket. Matt Alexander Although lost out to injury at the back end of the season Matty A had a big impact when he played. For the second year in a row, his T20 numbers were outstanding both for our team and within the SCA. Unfortunately injury hit and Matt missed the second half of the season. We all look forward to a fit and firing Matty A to return. Matt needs to keep hitting balls and working on his batting as his hitting is as clean as anyone's. Good luck Matt on the recovery and can't wait to see you back and firing. Sam Gainsford Sammy Gainsford has been a feature over the last few seasons in our one day and T20 sides. His ability to bat, bowl and field makes him the perfect utility in one day cricket. The challenge for Sam is to force his way into first grade permanently with strong performances and consistency. The way he led the

PGs side this year showed his leadership abilities. The responsibility he took with that team showed the club that we have a special player on our hands. In the back end of the season Sam stepped up the order in second grade and continues to put pressure on the first grade squad in 2 day cricket. Keep working on every part of your game Sam and the reward will come. Steve O’Keefe Throughout the season we had an injection from Stephen O'Keefe, which we always enjoy. S’OK had a great season in NSW colours and his inclusion in the test squads is a huge buzz for all involved at the club. When SOK decided to pull out of the big bash and concentrate on red ball cricket for the summer Manly were huge winners. His bowling performance against Campbelltown is now Manly history. SOK took 9/54 off 30 overs and took the catch to dismiss the only batter he didn't get out. Well done on another successful season SOK, we all love when you put on a Manly hat. We have two great men who have been hit with injuries that ruined their seasons. Two guys who are a big part of this club and the first grade side, Nick McLachlan and Mickey Edwards. Injuries happen to fast bowlers and that is always the case but for Mickey it’s his 2nd year in a row where injury has taken him down. As for Nick missing the whole year with an elbow injury is horrible for both guys. The way they have carried themselves through the season is testament to them as individuals. Both playing lower grades through the season to assist and work on their batting was great to see. We look forward to having them both back and fit in the coming seasons. To our coaching staff Shawn and Phil thank you so much for the year. It was a huge thrill for the playing group when Shawn went to the Pakistan Premier League, we always knew he was a special coach and now world cricket is seeing this. Well done coach. In Shawn's absence it was outstanding to have a coach of the caliber of Skid to take over the head coaching responsibilities. Thank you and well done Skid. We have amazing support staff and assistant coaches that it makes life very easy getting to training and games and things always being under control. The whole coaching staff are outstanding people who have so much knowledge on the game. As a playing group we never take this for granted and we understand how

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lucky we are to have the people who are around for us. A huge thank you to our coaches you guys are all outstanding. To Andrew Fraser and the board thank you all for the work that you have done for the club and for this side. The Manly cricket club is in amazing hands with the board that we have. Thank you from all of our players for the work that you guys put in to making it so enjoyable to come to cricket and play the game we love. Frase you have been a 'Lion' and like always and

we appreciate the work and time you put in year after year. Enjoy the off season and we will see you back next year ready to fight and win for this great club. Go Manly. Adam Crosthwaite 1st grade captain 2016/17

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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 James Crosthwaite 18 19 1 2 2 195 717 39.83 11/1 2 Adam Crosthwaite 18 19 2 1 5 103* 686 40.35 16 3 Ahillen Beadle 17 15 4 1 2 109 567 51.55 8 4 Jay Lenton 14 12 2 1 5 110* 446 44.60 15/6 5 Jarrod Rawlings 8 9 1 1 1 154 338 42.25 6 6 Cameron Merchant 13 12 4 1 0 111 316 39.50 6 7 Ryan Farrell 18 14 3 1 0 105 302 27.45 8 8 Logan Weston 10 7 0 0 0 19 81 11.57 4 9 Taylor Beatty 15 7 3 0 0 30 64 16.00 6

10 Jack Edwards 8 6 1 0 0 19 48 9.60 3 11 Jake Carden 9 4 0 0 0 24 41 10.25 0 12 Stephen O Keefe 3 1 1 0 0 39* 39 N/A 2 13 Matty White 10 2 0 0 0 19 19 9.50 2 14 Matthew Alexander 12 4 0 0 0 11 17 4.25 3 15 Sam Gainsford 5 2 1 0 0 12* 13 13 1

16 Michael Visser 12 5 2 0 0 6 10 3.33 2 17 Joseph Graham 12 4 3 0 0 4 7 7.00 2 18 Mickey Edwards 3 2 1 0 0 5* 6 6.00 0 19 Jack Ritchie 1 1 1 0 0 1* 1 N/A 0

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 wkts BB 1 Ahillen Beadle 17 126.4 15 541 29 18.66 2 5 for 60 2 Joseph Graham 12 162.2 22 676 27 25.03 2 7 for 148 3 Michael Visser 12 157.1 24 631 21 30.05 2 5 for 31 4 Taylor Beatty 15 110.2 16 509 19 26.78 0 4 for 67 5 Matthew Alexander 12 112 14 495 17 29.11 0 3 for 22 6 Stephen O Keefe 3 65.5 20 128 15 8.53 1 9 for 54 7 Matty White 10 83 7 455 11 41.36 0 4 for 47 8 Jake Carden 9 79.3 18 243 7 34.71 0 3 for 42 9 Ryan Farrell 18 35.5 1 214 4 53.5 0 3 for 35

10 Mickey Edwards 3 18.2 3 60 2 30.00 0 2 for 33 11 Jack Edwards 8 47.5 5 229 2 114.5 0 1 for 24 12 James Crosthwaite 18 1 0 2 1 2.00 0 1 for 2 13 Adam Crosthwaite 18 2 0 10 0 N/A 0 0 for 10 14 Logan Weston 10 8 0 47 0 N/A 0 0 for 10

Please Note: Above stats include 1st Grade T20 stats.

1st Grade Batting Statistics

1st Grade Bowling Statistics

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RND Dates Score Result Score Venue

1 24th Sep 16

Manly-Warringah

4-149 A Crosthwaite 60, S O’Keefe 39*, J

Crosthwaite 38

def

Eastern Suburbs

148 A Beadle 3-27, M White 3-32,

S O’Keefe 2-17

Graham Reserve

2 1st Oct 16 Manly-Warringah

146 J Lenton 52, A Beadle 39 def by

Bankstown 246

A Beadle 5-60, M Edwards 2-33

Graham Reserve

3 8th Oct 16 15th Oct 16

Sydney University

1-424 (dec) def

Manly-Warringah

147 J Lenton 56, R Farrell 33, A

Beadle 29

Sydney University

Oval

4 22nd Oct 16 29th Oct 16

Manly-Warringah

1-168 A Crosthwaite 103*, J Rawlings

47*

def

Penrith

166 M White 4-77, M Visser 3-49,

A Beadle 2-17

Graham Reserve

5 75h Nov 16 12th Nov 16

Sutherland 385

JS Graham 7-148 def by

Manly-Warringah

5-398 (dec) J Rawlings 154, J

Crosthwaite 95, A Crosthwaite 87,

A Beadle 36*

Glenn McGrath Oval

6 19th Nov 16 26th Nov 16

North Sydney 4-444

M White 2-113 def

Manly-Warringah

4-443 (dec) J Crosthwaite 195, J

Rawlings 81, J Lenton 61*, A Beadle

44, A Crosthwaite 41

North Sydney Oval

7 3rd Dec 16 10th Dec 16

Manly-Warringah

245 C Merchant 111, A Crosthwaite 35, J

Crosthwaite 28

def by

Sydney

302 T Beatty 4-67, J Carden 3-42,

M Alexander 3-110

Manly Oval

8 17th Dec 16 Parramatta

4-231 def

Manly-Warringah

6-227 R Farrell 105, A Crosthwaite

42, C Merchant 28

Merrylands Oval

9

7th Jan 17 Western Suburbs

177 A Beadle 4-19, M Alexander 3-28 def by

Manly-Warringah

7-226 A Crosthwaite 70, J

Crosthwaite 50, C Merchant 37*, A

Beadle 35

Pratten Park

10 14th Jan 17 15th Jan 17

Manly-Warringah

5-147 (dec) A Crosthwaite 79, A Beadle

46* and 3-134 C Merchant 46*, R Farrell

37*, J Rawlings 32

def

Campbelltown-Camden

139 S O’Keefe 9-54 and 138 M

Visser 5-33, S O’Keefe 4-42

Manly Oval

11 21st Jan 17 28th Jan 17

Randwick-Petersham

262 JS Graham 4-73, R Farrell 3-35 and

2-78 Carden 2-16

def Manly-Warringah

173 A Beadle 51 Coogee Oval

12 4th Feb 17 5th Feb 17

Manly-Warringah

278 A Beadle 109, A Crosthwaite 52 J

Crosthwaite 32, T Beatty 30

def St George

237 A Beadle 5-64, JS Graham 5-82 Manly Oval


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13 11th Feb 17

18th Feb 17

Manly-Warringah

7-118 C Merchant 39 def

Fairfield-Liverpool

137 M Visser 5-31, JS Graham 2-

20, A Beadle 2-23

Manly Oval

14 25th Feb 17 4th Mar 17

Northern Districts drew Manly-Warringah Mark Taylor

Oval

15 11th Mar 17 Manly-Warringah

161 J Lenton 60, J Crosthwaite 46 def by

Hawkesbury

8-261 M Visser 3-56, J Carden 2-

37, T Beatty 2-49

Manly Oval

Player I NO

100s 50s HS Run

s Ave Ct/St O M R W Ave 5WI BB

Matthew Alexander 8 1 0 0 43 90 12.86 8 185 17 838 38 22.05 0 4 for 30

Aidan Baker 21 4 0 2 62 277 16.29 5 31 2 201 4 50.25 0 1 for 21

Ahillen Beadle 95 16 5 19 157 3,219 40.75 25 939.5 154 3,372 151 22.33 3 5 for 11

Taylor Beatty 16 4 0 1 58 222 18.50 12 163.1 18 741 20 37.05 0 4 for 67

Jake Carden 4 0 0 0 24 41 10.25 0 82.3 18 268 7 38.29 0 3 for 42

Adam Crosthwaite 151 9 13 34 201* 5,919 41.68 163/13 2.2 0 13 0 0.00 0 0 for 3

James Crosthwaite 34 1 5 5 195 1436 43.52 14/4 1 0 2 1 2.00 0 1 for 2

Tim Cruickshank 292 28 11 57 203 8,901 33.72 141 33.2 3 147 4 36.75 0 2 for 21

Luke Edgell 97 17 0 6 82* 1,704 21.30 21 263.1 43 1,166 45 25.91 0 4 for 43

Mickey Edwards 20 8 0 0 6* 35 2.92 7 437.2 79 1,467 62 23.66 0 4 for 25

Jack Edwards 6 1 0 0 19 48 9.60 3 47.5 5 229 2 114.50 0 1 for 24

Warren Evans 86 22 0 0 34 620 9.69 24 1,843.2 445 5,365 212 25.31 6 7 for 79

Ryan Farrell 25 6 1 1 105 553 29.11 10 134 14 608 13 46.77 0 3 for 35

Sam Gainsford 7 3 0 0 12* 42 10.50 7 9 0 74 1 74.00 0 1 for 18

Joseph Graham 4 3 0 0 4 7 7.00 2 162.2 22 676 27 25.04 2 7 for 148

Tom Kaye 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Jay Lenton 57 16 6 11 125 2,107 51.39 75/12 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

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

Nick McLachlan 45 18 0 0 32 373 13.81 15 977.5 161 3,587 166 21.61 7 7 for 37

Cameron Merchant 168 26 11 25 146 4,993 35.16 51 42.4 1 238 8 29.75 0 2 for 47

Stephen O'Keefe 39 9 2 5 158 1,096 36.53 17 568.11 134 1,535 85 18.06 1 9 for 54

Jarrod Rawlings 18 1 2 1 154 572 33.65 7 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Jack Ritchie 135 15 4 14 128 3,104 25.87 49 286.5 24 1,514 66 22.94 0 4 for 17

Zach Trewartha 2 1 0 0 5* 5 5.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Ross Trewartha 53 9 1 6 108* 1,265 28.75 21 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Michael Visser 13 5 0 0 11 28 3.50 5 417.1 81 1,590 56 28.39 3 5 for 31

Simon Waddington 22 5 0 0 36 205 12.06 16 323.4 56 1,196 41 29.17 0 4 for 11

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Note: 2-day, 1-day and T20 stats for all years are included in above 1st grade numbers. SCA determined that T20 stats should be includes as official 1st grade stats for all years and updated retrospectively. In previous Annual Reports only some T20 years were included in 1st grade stats.

Player I NO

100s 50s HS Run

s Ave Ct/St O M R W Ave 5WI BB

Sam Webber 2 1 0 1 50 61 61.00 3/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Logan Weston 8 0 0 0 19 105 13.13 6 8 0 47 0 N/A 0 0 for 10

Matty White 6 2 0 0 19 44 11.00 8 182.2 14 903 29 31.14 0 4 for 47

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Position Team P WO W1 D L1 LO Wkts Lost

Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

5th Manly-Warringah 15 0 8 2 5 1 114 2799 136 2753 52

Congratulations to Sydney Cricket Club on winning the 2nd grade competition. They were minor premiers by a long way and deserved their victory. Well done. Overall Manly 2nd Grade had a successful season finishing the regular season in 5th place before being knocked out in the quarter finals after a hard-fought draw with UNSW. This was a big improvement on the previous season where we finished well back in 12th place and gives the team a good base to build from next year. It was great to usher in so many 2nd grade debutants this season such as Billy Darcy, Ollie Davies, Josh Wigney and Ryan Bishop Perrett. Quite a few players who had floated between 2’s and 3’s over the last few seasons such as Sam Gainsford, Aiden Bariol, Dylan Marshall and Jack Edwards cemented their spot in 2’s and lastly it was fantastic to see players such as Jarrod Rawlings, Joe Graham and Jake Carden all have outstanding success in 1st grade after starting the year in 2nd grade. Whist winning the premiership is a main aim of 2nd grade, it is also important we are preparing players for the rigors of 1st grade and their success in the top grade demonstrates we are on the right track. There are many thankyous to make to our amazing volunteers who make my job so much easier and ensure our Saturdays run like a well-oiled machine. Firstly, to our brilliant scorer Gordon Currie – thank you so much for your time and effort in scoring this year. Your organisation and experience was a big help to myself as a 1st year captain and the boys very much enjoyed your company. Also to our big-hearted manager Will Harding – your enthusiasm is infectious and you bring such a positive energy to the group. Thank you for all your efforts and for keeping the team so entertained and well hydrated! Thank you and well done to Frase and his board for doing such a great job running the club. A particularly

big thank you to Steve Beatty, Scott McLachlan and Todd Harper for their work during home matches, from organising drinks to locking up, putting out tea and chairing umpires meetings – a lot of behind the scenes work which is appreciated by all the players. Thank you to all the coaching staff – the best in Sydney. I was very lucky to have two former 1st grade skippers in Phil Marks and Shawn Bradstreet to bounce ideas off and lean on for advice – thank you for all your support. Thank you to David Gardner and Roy Vumbaca for all their help in running fielding drills at training and for helping with the 2nd grade warm ups so often – much appreciated. Thank you to all the specialist coaches for their work throughout the season with the players. Lastly, thank you to David Gainsford for his help whilst on the coaching staff in the absence of Shawn for a few weeks and for being a great general sounding board for me. Thank you to Chairman of selectors Chris Hynes for all his work. A lot of phone calls, emails and conversations at training but without him doing such a great job the club would not run anywhere near as efficiently as what it does. A short note about all the players that played 2nd grade this year. Billy D’Arcy This was Billy’s first season of second grade and he acquitted himself very well. 408 runs @ 31 in 2nd grade is a solid season. Batting in the toughest position in the order Billy had a big start to the season in 3’s and quickly made his mark in 2’s with back to back centuries – the knock against North Sydney in particular was in my opinion the best innings in 2’s all season. His form tailed off a bit towards the back end of the season but he has clearly shown he is capable of being a big run scorer in 2’s and can push to play 1’s. Billy also did an outstanding job as club captain and is the heart and soul of this club. Jarrod Rawlings

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Jarrod is too good for 2nd grade however we were lucky to have his services on quite a few occasions this season. Played some excellent knocks and improved his limited over batting immensely – his 70 against Wests a perfect example of this. Always puts a big price on his wicket and is a guy everyone loves to have in the team. Logan Weston It was fantastic to have Logan back playing for Manly after a stint in the UK. He showed he is a dominant 2nd grader with scores of 100*, 99* and 89* throughout the season. He didn’t quite hit his straps in 1’s but will no doubt be better for the experience. Has a great pair of hands and is a tough competitor. Jack Edwards I don’t think we have seen the best of Jack at Manly yet. However, as an extremely dominant junior player and with raw potential for all to see, I’m sure it will only be a matter of time before he starts dominating in the top two grades. His knock of 50 odd in Rd 1 against Easts demonstrated his ability to get on top of attacks and his spell of bowling in the QF against UNSW was hostile. Tom Kaye Tom was our leading run scorer this season (412) and equal leading wicket taker (18) – an outstanding achievement. He has now had two solid seasons with the bat in a row – all that is missing is more big scores of 70+ that will catch the eye of selectors. It was fantastic to see his bowling develop so much this year – he bowls with beautiful shape and is always very consistent and reliable. There is no reason he can’t break into 1st grade as a genuine all-rounder in the future. Sam Gainsford Sam significantly improved his all round game this season. His bowling developed to the point that he was one of our most consistent wicket takers (15 wickets @ 21) and he now has a 2nd grade 5 wicket haul to his name. He played some good knocks with the bat and still has plenty of room left for improvement. A key for Sam will be reducing the ‘brain explosions’ he has with the bat and keeping the ball along the ground more often – if he masters these two things there is no reason he can’t be a successful all-rounder batting in the top 6. Sam was a huge support to me as skipper and someone that

played a huge part in creating our awesome team spirit – thanks mate. Aiden Bariol Aiden forced his way into 2nd grade through some massive run scoring early in the season in 3’s and Poidevin-Gray. We didn’t quite see the best of Aiden with the bat however his knocks against Norths, Wests and the QF against UNSW showed his potential. Behind the stumps he was brilliant with some of his stumpings off Sam Gainsford at a first-class level. Aiden is also constantly thinking about the game behind the stumps and will make a good skipper down the track. Andrew Jamieson Jamo was a fantastic acquisition for the Manly club this year. He fitted in like a glove and brought that hard-nosed Bankstown attitude with him. It was a big year for Jamo off the field with getting married, honeymoons, change of jobs and building a house, so as a result he struggled to string matches together and we probably didn’t quite see the best of him. Was always solid with the ball though and was a leader among our team. As an experienced captain he was a great help to me also – thanks mate! Dylan Marshall After a slow start to the pre-season Dylan forced his way into 2’s after a few rounds and went on to be our equal leading wicket taker (18 wickets @ 22) demonstrating quickly why he has been a dominant 2nd grader for so long. Bowls with beautiful control and shape and troubled so many batsmen. Dylan played such a big part in our success this year – I would love nothing more than to see him have a massive pre-season, get himself into shape and push to play 1’s which is where he truly belongs. Matt White We didn’t see the best of Whitey in 2nd grade this year as work commitments often prevented him from training 2 days a week. Always gave his all but it wasn’t until the QF that he hit his straps. His spell that day proves that when he gets it right he is good enough to dominate 2’s. Jake Carden It was great to see Jake make the jump to first grade after some super consistent performances with the ball early in the season. Jake bowls with a lot of

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patience and consistently builds pressure – attributes that will result in success no matter the level you play. He didn’t quite score the runs he was hoping to with the bat and will need to continue to work hard on his batting to become a genuine all-rounder. Jake has a big future ahead of him but will need to make sure he is doing the little 1% things such as looking after his body to get the most out of his ability. Josh Wigney Wiggers was another who made the jump up to 2nd grade this season after some consistent results in 3’s. He more than held his own (12 wickets @ 20) and produced some excellent spells with his effort against Sydney on the second morning a highlight. Was unluckily dropped towards the end of the season but with a big pre-season behind him and having had a good taste of 2’s now I have no doubt he will be an integral part of the team next season. Also, a better team man you will not find. Ollie Davies Ollie was another 2nd grade debutant this season after some dominant performances in 3rd grade. Only batted 3 times but showed his potential with a score of 44 and a 30* to get us home in a close one which also demonstrated his calmness under pressure. An excellent fielder and handy offie, I’m sure Ollie will play a much bigger part in 2’s next season with this experience behind him. Jordan Daly After being a dominant player in 3’s for the past couple of season Jordan played quite a few games in

2’s this year but wasn’t quite able to make a big score and nail down a spot in the side. Looked great in his 20 odd out at Fairfield and was a fantastic asset in the field – his run out against Campbelltown was a match changer. A great team man who gives his all each Saturday. A big thank you for the efforts of the following players who also played a part in our season – Mickey Edwards, Taylor Beatty, Michael Visser, Ryan Bishop Perrett, Sam Webber, Sam Alexander, Matt Alexander. Lastly, I also want to thank my dad Mike for his help during the year – it was great to talk tactics at lunchtime most games. Also to my girlfriend Elle who now knows way more about grade cricket than she ever thought she would (probably more than she wants to know) - thank you for your support of my cricket and taking on the captaincy. It felt like the beginning of a new era in the Manly 1st/2nd grade squad this season with the introduction of so many young players into 2nd grade. If we can all stay together and work hard over the next 10 years there is no doubt we can achieve some really special things for the club we love so much. Until next year, Jack Ritchie 2nd Grade Captain 2016/17

2nd Grade Batting Stats

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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Thomas Kaye 15 16 1 0 4 76 412 27.47 4 2 Billy Darcy 13 15 2 2 1 120 408 31.38 1 3 Logan Weston 9 9 3 1 2 101* 376 62.67 4 4 Jarrod Rawlings 7 7 1 0 1 70 267 44.50 4 5 Sam Gainsford 14 14 2 0 2 54 266 22.17 4 6 Jack Ritchie 14 15 2 0 3 67 263 20.23 10 7 Jack Edwards 7 6 0 0 1 52 115 19.17 4 8 Aiden Bariol 10 9 1 0 0 34 111 13.88 13/4 9 Jordan Daly 9 8 0 0 0 26 87 10.88 5

10 Oliver Davies 6 3 1 0 0 44 44 43.00 4 11 Sam Webber 5 5 1 0 1 62* 79 19.75 10/1 12 Michael Visser 2 3 1 0 0 39 60 30.00 0 13 Andrew Jamieson 12 8 1 0 0 18* 35 5.00 3 14 Dylan Marshall 10 7 1 0 0 13 33 5.50 2 15 Jake Carden 6 4 0 0 0 12 27 6.75 4 16 Joshua Wigney 10 6 6 0 0 7* 19 19.00 2 17 Joseph Graham 6 3 3 0 0 11 19 6.33 3 18 Mickey Edwards 1 1 1 0 0 18* 18 N/A 0 19 Matthew Alexander 1 1 0 0 0 16 16 16.00 1 20 Taylor Beatty 2 1 1 0 0 4* 4 N/A 1 21 Matty White 8 4 1 0 0 1* 1 0.33 1 22 Ryan Bishop Perrett 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 23 Nick McLachlan 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Tom Kaye 15 100 22 288 18 16.00 0 4 for 24 2 Dylan Marshall 10 130.4 39 410 18 22.78 0 4 for 66 3 Sam Gainsford 14 95 17 322 15 21.47 1 5 for 23 4 Andrew Jamieson 12 100.3 34 244 13 18.77 0 3 for 26 5 Jake Carden 6 58.3 15 161 12 13.42 0 3 for 16 6 Joshua Wigney 10 91.5 12 244 12 20.33 0 3 for 9 7 Joseph Graham 6 66.1 6 248 10 24.80 1 6 for 84 8 Michael Visser 2 32.5 7 120 8 15.00 1 5 for 54 9 Matt White 9 58 8 218 8 27.25 0 3 for 13

10 Taylor Beatty 2 23.4 3 91 6 15.17 1 5 for 43 11 Jack Edwards 7 39 10 107 5 21.40 0 2 for 20 12 Logan Weston 9 2.1 0 3 2 1.50 0 2 for 3 13 Matthew Alexander 1 16 7 27 2 13.50 0 2 for 27 14 Nick McLachlan 1 11 6 22 1 22.00 0 1 for 22 15 Oliver Davies 6 2.2 0 24 1 24.00 0 1 for 1 16 Sam Alexander 1 9 1 25 1 25.00 0 1 for 25 17 Jordan Daly 9 1 0 13 0 N/A 0 0 for 13 18 Mickey Edwards 1 6 0 25 0 N/A 0 0 for 25 19 Jack Ritchie 14 6 0 34 0 N/A 0 0 for 11 20 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 3 29 0 121 0 N/A 0 0 for 11

2nd Grade Bowling Stats

2nd Grade Match Results

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1 24th Sep 16 Eastern Suburbs

3-193

def Manly Warringah

191 – J Edwards 52, J Rawlings 43 Waverly Oval

2 1st Oct 16

Bankstown

8-160 T Kaye 2-18, J Carden 2-26, M

White 2-45

def Manly-Warringah

147 L Weston 48, J Rawlings 47*

Jenson Park


Manly-Warringah

5-324 T Kaye 76, J Ritchie 63, S

Webber 62*, S Gainsford 54, B

Darcy 39

def Sydney Uni

232 – JS Graham 6-84

Mike Pawley

Oval


Penrith

186 J Carden 3-16, D Marshall 3-40,

JS Graham 2-58

def Manly Warringah

80 – J Edwards 27

Howell Oval


Manly-Warringah

6-389 (dec) B Darcy 120, L Weston

101*, J Ritchie 51, S Gainsford 50*, J

Daly 26, T Kaye 25

def Sutherland

147 – J Carden 3-16, J Wigney 2-20, J

Edwards 2-20 and 2/108

Graham

Reserve


Manly-Warringah

264 B Darcy 113, S Gainsford 36, A

Bariol 27, J Edwards 25 and 1/44

def North Sydney

171 – J Carden 3-24, L Weston 2-3, M

Alexander 2-27

Graham

Reserve


Sydney

106 – M Visser 5-54, J Wigney 3-9

and 4-121 S Gainsford 2-13

def Manly-Warringah

135 M Visser 39, S Gainsford 36 and 91

Drummoyne

Oval

8 17th Dec 16

Manly-Warringah

6-174 T Kaye 67, J Rawlings 31, O

Davies 26*

def Parramatta

170 – A Jamieson 3-26, M Visser 3-28, T

Kaye 2-28

Manly Oval

9 7th Jan 17

Manly-Warringah

229 – J Rawlings 70, J Ritchie 67, A

Bariol 34

def Western Suburbs

138 – S Gainsford 5-23

Manly Oval

10 14th Jan 17

Campbelltown-Camden

231 – S Gainsford 3-29, D Marshall

3-32, J Wigney 3-37

Def by Manly-Warringah

3-255 – L Weston 99*, T Kaye 76, J Ritchie

33*

Raby Oval

11 21st Jan 17 28th Jan 17

Manly-Warringah

0-144 (dec) – L Weston 88*, B Darcy

51*

def Randwick-Petersham

139 – T Beatty 5-43, T Kaye 3-21 and 7-194 -

D Marshall 4-66

Manly Oval

12 4th Feb 17 St George

2-112

def Manly-Warringah

107 – L Weston 31

Hurstville

Oval

13 11th Feb 17 18th Feb 17

Fairfield-Liverpool

117 – T Kaye 4-24, A Jamieson 2-6

def by Manly-Warringah

3-73 – S Gainsford 39*

Rosedale

Oval

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Manly-Warringah

drew Northern District

Manly Oval

15 11th Mar 17 Hawkesbury

228 – A Jamieson 3-29

def Manly-Warringah

152 – T Kaye 52*, O Davies 44, J Rawlings 26

Owen Earle

Oval

Qtr Final

18th and 19th Mar 17

UNSW

6-60 – M White 3-13

Drew

with

Manly Warringah

8-106 (dec) – J Rawlings 35

David Phillips

South

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Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

7TH Manly-Warringah 15 0 8 1 6 0 120 2925 17 2770 49

Congratulations to Northern District for winning the premiership in such convincing style this season. Manly unfortunately fell a game short of making the finals, finishing up in 7th spot. If I was told this after winning 5 of our first 6 games I would have scoffed but we made tough work of the remaining nine games, winning just three of them and to be honest they were fairly scrappy, unconvincing wins. Personnel changes made things tough for us. The opening rounds saw the likes of Aidan Baker, Ross Trewartha, Luke Edgell, Bill D’Arcy, Aiden Bariol, Ollie Davies and Josh Wigney all playing and all in form and all too good for 3rd grade but a run of injuries and retirements saw big changes and we lost our way somewhat. A quick glimpse at the batting stats paints the picture for us. Other than the aforementioned players who we didn’t see after Rd 6 we really struggled to find any consistency throughout our order. Occasionally we got off to solid starts only for the middle and lower order to fail, sometimes the lower order dug us out of trouble but rarely did #4-7 make any significant contributions. It was great to see some of the young guys make a deep impression in those early rounds. Aiden Bariol came back a new player. From the first ball that he pumped through the covers he looked a cut above and it was fantastic to see him score a century v Sutherland and to make consistent contributions in most of his innings. Ollie Davies is another youngster who showed a lot of class and power. If he can get past the first few balls he tended to deliver hard hitting innings. His century v North Sydney was an exhibition of clean hitting rarely seen at this level. His desire to feel bat on ball brought him undone a couple of times early and if he can work on this aspect he’ll be a heavy, entertaining scorer for the club.

What the stats won’t show is our dropped catches. Our slips cordon dropped catches regularly throughout the season and this cost us dearly in a number of games. Our bowlers tended to create plenty of opportunities but to see them frequently go to ground was disappointing and made our task too difficult especially when we often did not have a lot of runs to play with. Our bowling was good with very few instances where the opposition got on top of us. More will be said in the player reviews below but Ryan Bishop Perret really stepped up this year and was unlucky to not finish with better numbers as he had a number of dropped catches. Like last season Ryan finished strongly and he should be knocking on 2nd grade’s door soon. Our squad included the following players:- Will Wolter Will is an aggressive opening bat who often found the middle of the bat early. Perhaps ironically Will’s top score was 95 v Sutherland in a game where he didn’t find the middle of the bat until he was in the 80s. On other occasions Will struck the ball beautifully only to go a bit too hard at it and score in that frustrating 20-50 range. If he can temper his game a bit and get used to staying in for long periods he’ll do even better. Sam Webber Sam was unlucky to be dropped from 2nds but he hid any disappointment and got on with it. He played some useful knocks for us, in particular a gritty, disciplined innings to help us avoid an outright loss v Sydney and in the last game of the year where we were chasing an improbable finals spot Sam showed us a different version of himself in an innings displaying aggression, hard hitting and great foot movement. Hope he remembers the hows and whys of this innings and starts next season like this. His keeping was as usual solid and he brought a level head to proceedings which was greatly appreciated.

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Luke Edgell Bomber played a handful of games, only really hitting his straps once v Parramatta for a controlled 50. His bowling was at times exceptional and he brings an X factor in all games, just ask Sydney. James Crombie Jimmy’s technique held a few innings of ours together, more than once going in at #4 and to be one of the last wickets to fall in a small team total. He needs to maybe look to rotate the strike a little more, maybe bring an extra punch into his stroke play and I’m sure he’ll start scoring freely at this level. He has excellent hands in the field and his bowling was accurate and reliable. Ollie Davies As mentioned above Ollie saw a bit of 3rd grade, scoring heavily at times to average 40. Loves batting maybe too much. Needs to find a way to stop going too hard too early which he tends to do when he knows he can dominate an attack. Give yourself 10 balls to get set. Looks like a useful off spinner as well so future captains, don’t forget that. Ed Hole Ed looks like a useful player but struggled to find his feet at this level. He showed what he could do v Parramatta where he was busily winning the game for us before being run out and then the following round he eked out a valuable 24no to ensure a tight win. Other than that Ed went cheaply, often to harmless looking off spinners. His technique became busy and complicated as the year wore on so the sooner he can simplify things the better. Pretty much the same with his bowling – can look great at times, hitting a good full length only to follow up with some loose stuff. Keep working on your bowling though Ed, when you get it right you can make some useful contributions. Ash Virdi Started the year a little slowly but finished nicely. A very clean hitter of the ball who can play incredible shots. On a couple of occasions Ash saved us from embarrassment, namely an excellent 62no v CC and a 40 v St George. When he gets set the runs flow quickly as he brings a lot of energy to the crease. Ash’s bowling over the years has faded due to injury and he is now keen to kick start his leg spinning. Whilst he bowls a few loose ones each over he can also bowl some beauties as evidenced by his late wickets v Sutherland when things were getting tight.

Jordan Daly Jordan moved quickly into 2nd grade after scoring heavily in rd 1 and when he came back to 3rds he again batted well with another half century v Norths. Only played a few games all up in 3rds and was consistent. Again he led the way behind the stumps with his encouragement. Zac Trewartha Zac had a season he’d rather forget. Unsure what went wrong for him this year, as he is definitely a much better player than what we saw. Hit the ball well Round 1 but after that it was a long season for him but he stayed upbeat and I hope he reverses his performances next year. Aiden Bariol Started the year prolifically in 3rds and deservedly went to 2nds. As mentioned earlier he looked a different player this year and his dominating half century v Penrith on a fresh pitch where nobody else could put bat on ball was the best I’ve seen him bat. He threw it away that day but quickly learnt from it to score his maiden grade century the following game V Sutherland in another superior display. His keeping was up a level as well and I expect Aiden to be a heavy scorer in 2nds next year. Ryan Bishop Perret Ryan’s end of season figures do not do him justice. He bowled exceptionally well in the latter part of the season and the number of dropped catches in the first half had an impact on his confidence possibly. I was surprised he didn’t have some success in 2nd grade in the games he had - maybe he gets a bit anxious. The way he bowled v Hawkesbury in the last round was eye opening – good pace and without a doubt should trouble 2nd graders. Sam Alexander Sam bowled some quality spells this year and rightfully played some 2nd grade. His 19 wickets came at a good strike rate as well at 28. His spell v Randy Petes was as good as it was funny. Probably the only time 15 people on a cricket field had a simultaneous laugh after a hat-trick ball was dropped. Could only happen with Sam! He took two 5fa’s and when he gets on a roll he really does land it nicely. His batting showed obvious improvement and he steered us home in the last round to ensure 6 points.

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Josh Wigney Wiggers started slowly but bowled very aggressively in rd 3 to gain promotion to 2nd grade. He had two more games for us in 3rds at various times and both times took wickets. I hope not to see much of Josh in 3s again. He leads the way in the field for enthusiasm, regardless of how he was going and that is something everybody should strive for. Warren Evans I bowled pretty tight lines and a particular technical observation from Skid got me back on path. Having Fletch around to chat to in the nets ironed out other little issues creeping in as well. Having Friday nets with Todd Harper also helped as it gave me confidence. Unhappy with my batting though, however resumed my masterclasses with Bobby Rollins in the latter half and was able to partner up with Ash a couple of times to steer us to competitive totals. Brad Wilson It’s great to have Brad around again and he started the season strongly in 4s and 5s and played a good portion of the season in 3rds where he bowled some good spells and, like Ryan, was often unlucky. He’ll be a better bowler once he lifts his body language a bit as he tended to let everybody know when he wasn’t feeling on top of things. Always trying, always suggesting things Brad was an energetic member of this side. His batting at times looks excellent, his main weakness being his kicking game which was pathetic. We had a number of other blokes come through the side during the season and they all made good

contributions including Dan McKenna, Dom Wheeler, Izzy Vumbaca, Dylan Marshall, James Boyer, Bill D’Arcy, Ben Falconer, Adam Gummer, Mickey Edwards along with older hands like Ross Trewartha, Tim Cruickshank and Aiden Baker. A quality line up right there so it is still with some surprise 3rds did not finish the season in a better position. As usual the coaching staff were excellent. Skid led the way in Shawn’s absences and to have the likes of David Gainsford, Roy Vumbacca and David Gardner run fielding sessions gave the club a real professional look. Massive thanks also to Gavin Fletcher, Steve Whitfield and Bobby Rollins for the time and expertise they provide. Even after 30+ years I am still picking things up from these blokes. The work of Todd Harper needs to be acknowledged. Todd had the nets running smoothly in his laid back way and the amount of stuff he does behind the scenes, as any board member knows about and has personally experienced, is greatly appreciated. Many thanks for the Friday hits and your unique sense of humour. The board again shone with the players having very few things to whinge about. Many thanks to the likes of Steve, Gains, Frase and Joel for the hours you all put in. Looking forward to next season. Warren Evans 2016/17 Third Grade Captain

Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 William Wolter 12 13 0 0 3 95 343 26.38 4 2 Aiden Bariol 4 5 1 1 2 144 308 77.00 10/2 3 Arshdeep Virdi 15 15 4 0 1 62* 291 26.45 5 4 Oliver Davies 6 7 1 1 1 112 245 40.83 3 5 Jordan Daly 6 5 0 0 2 77 181 36.20 6 6 James Crombie 13 12 1 0 0 39 171 15.55 6 7 Sam Webber 9 9 1 0 0 40 160 20.00 14/1 8 Aidan Baker 2 2 0 0 2 87 160 80.00 1 9 Billy Darcy 3 3 1 0 2 63 137 68.50 0

3rd Grade Batting Stats

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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 10 Luke Edgell 5 6 0 0 1 50 132 22.00 2 11 Warren Evans 15 13 3 0 0 24 98 9.80 3 12 Edmund Hole 11 10 2 0 0 35 81 10.13 4 13 Ross Trewartha 3 3 0 0 0 35 63 21.00 0 14 Sam Alexander 9 7 4 0 0 17* 49 16.33 4 15 Zach Trewartha 8 8 0 0 0 27 48 6.00 1 16 James Boyer 1 1 0 0 0 40 40 40.00 1 17 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 12 6 4 0 0 12* 36 18.00 5 18 Dylan Marshall 4 4 1 0 0 25* 33 11.00 1 19 Brad Wilson 8 5 2 0 0 12* 29 9.67 2 20 Adam Gummer 3 3 0 0 0 11 26 8.67 0 21 Tim Cruickshank 2 2 0 0 0 14 22 11.00 0 22 Isaiah Vumbaca 2 2 0 0 0 19 20 10 0 23 Daniel McKenna 4 3 0 0 0 10 17 5.67 2 24 Mickey Edwards 1 1 0 0 0 14 14 14.00 0 25 Joshua Wigney 5 1 1 0 0 7* 7 N/A 1 26 Dominic Wheeler 1 1 1 0 0 1* 1 N/A 1/1 27 Ben Falconer 3 1 1 0 0 0* 0 N/A 2 28 Michael Counsell 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Warren Evans 15 105 33 265 21 12.62 0 4 for 12 2 Sam Alexander 9 91.2 12 333 19 17.53 2 6 for 68 3 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 12 115.5 15 376 18 20.89 1 5 for 20 4 Dylan Marshall 4 41 8 158 10 15.80 0 4 for 45 5 Joshua Wigney 5 41 4 170 8 21.25 0 3 for 37 6 James Crombie 13 46 4 144 7 20.57 0 2 for 23 7 Zach Trewartha 8 40.5 8 149 7 21.29 0 3 for 27 8 Edmund Hole 11 41 7 154 6 25.76 0 2 for 15 9 Brad Wilson 8 78 18 245 6 40.83 0 2 for 15

10 Daniel McKenna 4 32.5 6 105 4 26.25 0 3 for 12 11 Ash Virdi 15 34.4 3 187 4 46.75 0 2 for 19 12 Aidan Baker 2 17 1 59 3 19.67 0 2 for 30 13 Adam Gummer 3 6 0 32 2 16.00 0 2 for 32 14 Luke Edgell 5 19 2 74 2 37.00 0 1 for 34 15 Ben Falconer 3 15 1 92 2 46.00 0 1 for 20 16 Isaiah Vumbaca 2 20 0 110 2 55.00 0 1 for 40 17 Ollie Davies 6 15 5 41 1 41.00 0 1 for 14 18 Michael Counsell 1 4 0 19 0 N/A 0 0 for 19

3rd Grade Bowling Stats

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1 24th Sep 16

Manly Warringah 8-260 J Daly 77 A Baker 73 Z Trewartha 27

def Eastern Suburbs 8-243 D Marshall 4-45, W Evans 2-41

Mike Pawley Oval

2 1st Oct 16

Manly-Warringah

7-273 A Baker 87, B Darcy 63, R

Trewartha 35, A Virdi 33*

def Bankstown

162 W Evans 4-12, Z Trewartha 3-

33, A Baker 2-30

Mike Pawley

Oval


Sydney University 166 R Bishop-Perrett 3-37, J Wigney 3-37, D Marshall 3-69


7-231 O Davies 58, B Darcy 52*, A

Bariol 49, D Marshall 25*

St Paul’s

College


Manly-Warringah 116 A Bariol 57, J Crombie 30 and 1-108 A Bariol 51*, O Davies 41*

def by Penrith

5-191 (dec) D Marshall 2-15

Mike Pawley

Oval


Sutherland 206 R Bishop-Perrett 3-41, B Wilson 2-15, A Virdi 2-19


7-319 (dec) A Bariol 144, W

Wolter 95,

Tonkin Park


North Sydney

271 S Alexander 5-67, E Hole 2-37,

R Bishop-Perrett 2-69


6-272 O Davies 112, J Daly 64, A

Virdi 44

Bon Andrews

Oval


Manly-Warringah 92 J Crombie 25 and 8-182 W Wolter 66, L Edgell 43, S Webber 29*

def by Sydney

7-263 (dec) S Alexander 4-36

Graham

Reserve

8 17th Dec 16

Parramatta

190 J Wigney 3-50, S Alexander 2-

33, W Evans 2-34, J Crombie 2-37

def Manly-Warringah

9-184 L Edgell 50 E Hole 35, A

Virdi 25

Old Kings Oval

9 7th Jan 17 Western Suburbs 8-123 Z Trewartha 3-27, S Alexander 2-20

Def by Manly-Warringah

8-126 J Boyer 40

Blick Oval

10 14th Jan 17

Manly-Warringah

7-199 A Virdi 62*, J Crombie 39,

W Wolter 32

Def by Campbelltown-Camden

4-200 W Evans 2-7

Grahams

Reserve

11 21st Jan 17 28th Jan 17

Randwick-Petersham

205 S Alexander 6-68, B Wilson 2-

40

def Manly-Warringah

131 S Webber 38

Petersham

Oval

12 4th Feb 17

Manly-Warringah 9-142 A Virdi 40

def by St George

9-143 R Bishop-Perrett 3-29 W

Evans 2-20, J Crombie 2-23

Graham

Reserve

13 11th Feb 17 18th Feb 17

Manly-Warringah

5-97

def Fairfield-Liverpool

9-151 W Evans 3-20, E Hole 2-15,

R Bishop-Perrett 2-22, A Gummer

2-32

Graham

Reserve

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Northern Districts 7-64 D McKenna 3-12, W Evans 2-10

drew Manly-Warringah

Asquith Oval

15 11th Mar 17

Manly-Warringah 8-193 W Wolter 56, S Webber 40

def Hawkesbury

192 R Bishop-Perrett 5-20, J

Crombie 2-23, J Wigney 2-31

Graham

Reserve

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Position Team P WO W1

D L1 LO Wkts Lost

Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points


First off I would like to congratulate Sydney Cricket Club on winning The Reid cup for season 2016/17, well deserved. When reflecting back on the season we had it is very easy to remember the frustration we had at season’s end. Still kicking ourselves on the missed opportunities. Although when I take a step back away from the season I take away the amount of growth the team had as both as individuals and as a unit. Yes, we will remember Dan McKenna’s swash-buckling 100 or Brad Wilson’s 5 wicket haul that included a hat trick. But I will remember the joy on everyone’s faces when Nick McLachlan and Adam Gummer did the vital maths to work out we had made the finals. The return of Nick to lower grade cricket to assist the development of our long bowling attack, whilst being injured. Ben Falconer proving to everyone he is not just a new ball bowler and the personal growth of Isaiah Vumbaca who became a pivotal player in the second half of the season. A season like fourth grade’s this season can only be as good as the support around it. Much work happens off the field to ensure the right procedures and processes are put in place and I would to thank Andrew Fraser and all the board members for their tireless efforts. To our major sponsor, Travelsim and all our other sponsor I would like to thank you for your support throughout the season. To Roy Vumbaca, Langdon Gould, Dave Gardner, Alan Wright, Steve Beatty, David Gainsford and Todd Harper I would to thank you for your support on game day with scoring, setting up the ground and drinks. To the parents who set up afternoon tea a big thank you for bringing so many smiles to the faces of hungry players. Although the biggest thank you must go to Tom Kelly, who joined the season a bit into the season and was a joy to have around, never I have I ever had the privilege of a team manager in 4th grade but Tom was a step above the rest. To the coaching and selection staff Tim Cruickshank, Bobby Rollins, Dave Gardner, Roy Vumbaca, Chris

Hynes and especially Phil Marks and Shawn Bradstreet a big thank you to the hours and passion you put into training, phone calls and texts during the week, support throughout Saturday meant so much for the team and myself personally that our success can be attributed to your efforts. I would like to thank all the players that played fourth grade this season and for making it so special, I enjoyed playing with each and every one of you. Hope to see everyone next season. Adam Gummer It was fantastic to have Adam in the side again this season. His knowledge of the game is probably the best in the club and was a huge asset for me as captain and it is always good to play with good friends. He is also an absolute legend. Nick McLachlan It was great to have Nick around the team, money can’t buy what he brought to the team this season. His skill, knowledge of the game, hunger to win and pure enjoyment played a role in the team reaching the finals. Hoping this is the last time we see Nick in the lower grades for a while and see him playing down at Manly Oval fully fit. Daniel McKenna Dan showed how dynamic he can be on the cricket field, with his batting coming on leaps and bounds. He was very much a game changer for 4th grade in the lower order and saved the top order’s skin on many times. He was deserving of playing higher grades during the season and we’ll see him playing higher grades in the seasons to come. Will Outred Joined the team during the second half of the season, due to changing his role in the team becoming a steady opening batsman. This was a great change for Will and in the coming seasons, it is a role that he could reach his full potential. Just do not forget about your leg spinners.

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Jacob Graham Jacob became a vital part of the fourth grade team, and has matured as a player. He is always economical with the ball, got us over the line with the bat and always puts the team first. Fantastic to have had played with you and much respect. Ben Falconer Probably not where Ben wanted to be after having a great previous season playing higher grades. However, a season toiling in 4th grade has done his development as an opening bowler the world of good. He was consistently one of our top bowlers week in and out, bowling well with both the new and old ball. I expect to see Ben back to playing higher grades in the seasons to come. Matt Brewster Came into 4th grade at the back end of the season to take the gloves and bat in the top order, after strong performances in 5th grade. Matt has so much talent and will be a great player for Manly in the future and this season was a great learning experience for him. With a disciplined focus and relaxed manner about his game, Matt has the potential to achieve great results. Isaiah Vumbaca A huge season for you Izzy. You came into the season with a lot of expectation of your abilities from yourself and others from the representative honours you achieved. In the second half of the season you showed why you are such a talented cricketer and it was fantastic to see this development. If you keep enjoying your cricket I am predicting a huge season for you. Zach Trewartha Probably not where Zach wanted to be after having a great previous season playing higher grades. However, during anyone’s career we all have a bad season. Everyone in the club knows how much talent

Zach has, and if he can take what he needs from this season to learn from, as well as finding a balance in his life, he will find his form back again. Alex Bain A couple of seasons in 5th grade has proven the key in Alex’s development. Coming into 4th grade a bit into the season, he proved to be a bowler hard to drop, with consistent lines and lengths with a hint of in swing. If Alex remains patient with his development and takes in the advice from the coaching staff and senior players, I can see him proving to be a consistent performer in higher grades. Nick Cohen Came across from shires this season and proved he can easily play higher grades, with an aggressive opening batting style. With minor work on his technique to make it more compact, he can reach his potential. Sam Hole A very classy and smart batsman and good to have him back at the end of the season. Expect to see Sam make a huge impact in the upcoming season. I would also like to say thanks to Ross Trewartha for making himself available, you are always enjoyable to play with, and you contributed to the side’s success this season. As did all the players that played fourth grade this season and I would like to thank you for the season; Dom Wheeler, Jarrod Walter, Sam Alexander, Brad Wilson, Will Akhurst, Will Wolter, Jimmy Crombie, James Boyer, Toby Poole, Jack Pickering and Ned Hole. We may be disappointed in the way our season ended but reflecting on it as a whole it was immensely enjoyable. Max Burgess 4th Grade Captain 2016/17

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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St

1 Adam Gummer 10 11 1 0 2 80 312 31.20 4/1

2 Isiah Vumbaca 12 13 3 0 0 49* 242 24.20 3 3 Daniel McKenna 9 8 2 1 1 100* 223 37.17 3 4 Maxwell Burgess 14 13 1 0 0 45 197 16.42 5 5 James Boyer 8 10 2 0 0 47 190 23.75 8/2

6 Jacob Graham 13 13 3 0 1 74 160 16.00 3

7 Nick Cohen 9 11 0 0 0 31 143 13.00 0

8 William Wolter 2 2 0 0 2 79 133 66.50 0

9 James Crombie 3 3 0 0 1 53 105 35.00 3 10 Zac Trewartha 7 8 1 0 0 30 90 12.86 3 11 William Akhurst 7 6 0 0 1 54 88 14.67 1 12 Ross Trewartha 1 1 0 0 1 70 70 70.00 0 13 Nick McLachlan 8 7 0 0 0 17 62 8.86 2 14 Samuel Hole 3 3 0 0 0 27 59 19.67 0 15 Alexander Bain 11 8 3 0 0 33 56 11.20 3 16 Edmund Hole 3 1 0 0 1 53 53 53.00 1 17 Toby Poole 5 5 0 0 0 42 49 9.80 0 18 Dominic Wheeler 3 3 0 0 0 23 49 16.33 2 19 Will Outred 3 4 1 0 0 15 40 13.33 3 20 Ben Falconer 13 7 3 0 0 20 30 7.50 7

21 Jack Pickering 4 3 0 0 0 22 29 9.67 0

22 Jarrod Walter 2 2 0 0 0 16 26 13.00 2

23 Sam Alexander 5 4 4 0 0 18* 22 N/A 1

24 Glyn Archer 4 3 2 0 0 13 18 18.00 1 25 Matthew Brewster 4 4 0 0 0 9 15 3.75 4/1 26 Brad Wilson 6 2 1 0 0 6 8 8.00 1 27 Ollie Davies 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Ben Falconer 13 96.1 13 282 20 14.10 0 4 for 43 2 Jacob Graham 13 109 22 263 18 14.61 0 4 for 29 3 Isiah Vumbaca 12 113 17 391 15 26.07 0 3 for 25 4 Brad Wilson 6 60.3 16 144 12 12.00 1 5 for 11 5 Daniel McKenna 9 82.5 15 287 12 23.92 0 3 for 45 6 Alexander Bain 11 71 20 162 10 16.20 0 2 for 4 7 Glyn Archer 4 31 4 116 7 16.57 1 5 for 44 8 Maxwell Burgess 14 45.3 3 136 7 19.43 0 3 for 28 9 Sam Alexander 5 60 8 209 7 29.86 0 3 for 47

10 James Crombie 3 17 2 44 6 7.33 0 3 for 20 11 William Akhurst 7 35 7 100 4 25.00 0 2 for 29 12 Nick McLachlan 8 21 2 64 3 21.33 0 2for 16 13 Will Outred 3 18.2 5 36 2 18.00 0 1 for 8

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4th Grade Batting Stats

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Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 14 Zach Trewartha 7 6 5 4 1 4.00 0 1 for 0 15 Adam Gummer 10 2 1 1 0 N/A 0 0 for 1 16 Nick Cohen 9 3 0 7 0 N/A 0 0 for 7


1 24th Sep 16

Eastern Suburbs

139 – J Crombie 3-24, JD Graham 2-

12, D McKenna 2-27

def Manly-Warringah

118 – W Wolter 54 Snape Park

2 1st Oct 16

Bankstown

8-194 J Crombie 3-20, JD Graham 2-

36, S Alexander 2-50

def

Manly-Warringah

8-214 – W Wolter 79, J Crombie

53

Grahame

Thomas


Manly-Warringah

6-286 def

Sydney University

284

Graham

Reserve


Penrith

6-116 – A Bain 2-4, B Falconer 2-17\ drew

Manly-Warringah

149 – E Hole 53 Bill Ball Oval


Manly-Warringah

7-296 – D McKenna 100*, JD

Graham 76, W Akhurst 54

def

Sutherland

156 – B Falconer 4-43, S

Alexander 3-47

Mike Pawley

Oval


Manly-Warringah

236 – A Gummer 80, M Burgess 41,

Z Trewartha 26

drew

North Sydney

7-153 – JD Graham 4-29, D

McKenna 2-12

Mike Pawley

Oval


Sydney

181 – D McKenna 3-45, A Bain 2-16,

W Akhurst 2-29

def

Manly-Warringah

163 – D McKenna 78*, I

Vumbaca 30

Birchgrove Park

8 17th Dec 16 Manly-Warringah

7-153 – Z Trewartha 30 def

Parramatta

152

Graham

Reserve

9 7th Jan 17 Manly-Warringah

198 – R Trewartha 70 def

Western Suburbs

8-193 – G Archer 5-44

Graham

Reserve

10 14th Jan 17

Campbelltown-Camden

112 – B Wilson 5-11, A Bain 2-11, N

McLachlan 2-16


2-113 – J Boyer 42* Raby 2

11 21st Jan 17 28th Jan 17

Manly-Warringah

57 and 6-135 – I Vumbaca 40, Z

Trewartha 25*

def by Randwick-Petersham

6-197

Graham

Reserve

12 4th Feb 17

St George

4-160 – B Falconer 2-34 def

Manly-Warringah

9-159 – M Burgess 45, D

McKenna 29, A Gummer 25

Harold Fraser

Reserve

13 11th Feb 17 18th Feb 17

Fairfield-Liverpool

86 – M Burgess 2-8, B Falconer 2-15,

JD Graham 2-16, I Vumbaca 2-27


142

Merrylands

Oval

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Manly-Warringah

9-95 – S Hole 27 drew

Northern Districts

8-81 – JD Graham 3-16, I

Vumbaca 3-25

Graham

Reserve

15 11th Mar 17

Hawkesbury

126 – B Falconer 3-17, I Vumbaca 3-

28


3-129 – A Gummer 56* Bensons Lane 2

QF 18th Mar 17 19th Mar 17 Sydney drew Manly-Warringah Birchgrove Park

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Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points


In many respects, 5th grade experienced a similar season to the last finishing middle of the table in 10th position on 41 points. Only 8 points out of the top six. Well done to minor premiers Gordon and premiers Randwick-Petersham on their success this year. Again, we started the season well winning 4 of the first 6 games but then only won 2 of our last 9 games. In three games we had the opposition 9 wickets down but couldn’t get the last wicket to give us that vital 6-points and add to that three more games that were weather affected with no points awarded. We finished with a very respectable quotient of 1.5976 due do some dominant wins and close losses, and I can’t recall too many large collapses that are quite common in 5th grade. Despite still having a fairly young team, the majority of the team now have 1-2 seasons of grade and shires cricket under their belt and that experience is starting to show. Not just in the consistency of results but also on the field. There was a lot more energy in the field this year and a lot more chat from all around the ground not just 2 or 3 people in previous seasons. I am very grateful for the support I received from Donny ‘Dollars’ Sellin and his assistance with the scoring and stats is always greatly appreciated. He quite often suffers in silence under significant pain and at other times on heavy pain relief medication and his strength and resilience is greatly admired. I thank the board and sponsors for their tireless work in running the club and ensuring our future success. Again, my mid-week commitments meant I couldn’t get to training as much as I would have liked but I know the boys were in excellent hands with our superb coaching staff. I would also like to thank the legion of parents who supported us throughout the year all over Sydney and also for your help at home games with the best 5th grade afternoon teas.

The success and the quality of the players coming into 5th grade is largely thanks to the success of the Pathway Program with Shires which was this year run by Ross Denny and David Gainsford. I would also like to thank Chris Hynse for his tremendous efforts as Chairman of Selectors in a year that seemed to have more than the usual number of injuries and late changes to manage. The following players enjoyed 5 or more games in 5th grade this season. Will Outred Will took a step back this year to concentrate a bit more on his batting and get some experience at the top of the order. He opened the batting for us most of the year and peeled off some great innings including his maiden grade hundred. Will was our most consistent performer and took a leadership role within the squad and did a great job a skipper while I was away. I think he still under-rates his leg-spinners and I should have bowled him a bit more this year. Jonah Anderson Jonah believes he is one of the unluckiest cricketers going around and I am starting to buy in. As a team, we did not drop many catches this year which makes it easier to remember the ones we did and most of them were off Jonah’s bowling. I know this will turn around for him. Again, Jonah wasn’t able to go on with a few starts but did have less opportunities with the bat this year. I know he is capable of turning those starts into match winning scores. Dom Wheeler Dom also gave us some great stability at the top of the order. Coming to us this year after a couple of seasons at Warringah, his discipline and determination were evident. He plays his cricket with a lot of maturity and was a real asset at the top of the order. He also did a good job behind the stumps. As he knows there were a few blemishes occasionally but his work ethic is right up there with anyone.

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Jacob O’Sullivan Jacob had a solid season with a couple of beautiful innings, but also had 4 scores less than 3. He needs to work hard on the early part of his innings and the rest will follow. His medium pacers were again very handy picking up a few key wickets when needed. Nice to see his confidence grow through the season. Michael Counsell Michael was scouted in the local park cricket. Michael worked hard all year bowling some long spells when needed and absolutely ripped through a few teams just like he does in the nets at Graham’s Reserve. However, he had some issues with his run-up and no-balls that started to affect his consistency at times. Continued hard work in the future will pay dividends. Will Akhurst Will had a solid season but we have only just seen a glimpse of his talent. He is improving each year. In 5s he scored a few good 30s and 40s but the big scores will be his next goal. He had more than a few opposition batsmen well and truly on the back foot as he started to hit the deck hard which was great to see. Glynn Archer Glynn was our leading wicket taker in 5th grade this season. When he kept it simple, Glynn was able to build pressure and subsequently took wickets. Early on in the season particularly, he struggled to get his line and length right in his first 2-3 overs but over the season he seemed to find his areas much quicker. Matt Brewster Another young gun to make a debut ton in 5th grade this year. Matt seems to only know one speed and I love watching his positive style of play. I would however like to see a bit more discipline at times, particularly early in his innings so he can get used to the pace of the wicket and conditions. Ben Watts Ben quietly announced himself on the grade cricket seen this year with some more than tidy left arm orthos. Ben has amazing control of his finger spinners for such a tender age which enabled us to set some quite attacking fields. This pressure resulted in wickets for him and his bowling partner. Very limited opportunities with the bat but keep working. Every innings is a chance to work your way up the order.

Jack Pickering Jack had a few conflicting commitments this season with his state and national hockey duties. His appearances in 5th grade this year showed he is ready to make the next step but didn’t quite do enough to cement his spot in 4s. Hayden Brown Hayden is a classic all-rounder but had limited chances to show his full potential with the bat apart from his 49n.o. vs Sutherland. He can swing the ball both ways with his quicker than medium pacers but at times when his length was a bit out. He is more than capable of picking up wickets though and had a fairly healthy strike rate. Lachlan Kerr Lachie’s back injury stopped him from bowling at all this season. He worked hard on his batting and has shown a noticeable improvement and is a good timer of the ball. When he picks up more 1s and 2s in-between boundaries he will see bigger scores. Nick Cohen Nick spent most of the season in 4s and had a reasonable season without setting the world on fire. Nick has a very compact technique and looks every part the opening batsmen he is. I would like to see him playing down the ground a bit more but otherwise his season scorecard shows a lot of starts and no fifties. Something to work on for next season. There were also a numerous players who played less than 5 games in 5th grade this year but still made a valued contribution. These were Abhijeet Virdi, Toby Poole, Ned Hole, Mickey Edwards, Sam Hole, Joel Mason, Alex Bain, Brad Wilson, Tully Moffatt, Jake Osborne, Brynn Mendel, Will Dawes, Todd Harper, Matt White, and Jacob de Angelis. In summary, we played some great cricket this year and dominated some teams including the two eventual grand finalists. Nevertheless, the energy and spirit of the team throughout the year made it a pleasure to be captain and I am very grateful for the effort, support and enthusiasm of the players, coaches, board, sponsors and supporters. Congratulations to everyone for a great season. Simon Waddington 5th Grade Captain 2016/17

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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Will Outred 10 11 1 1 2 100* 394 39.40 5 2 Dominic Wheeler 10 11 1 0 3 73* 315 31.50 14/3 3 Matthew Brewster 8 7 0 1 1 113 237 33.86 3 4 Jacob O’Sullivan 10 9 0 0 1 58 200 22.22 3 5 Mickey Edwards 4 4 1 1 1 103* 199 66.33 4 6 William Akhurst 8 6 1 0 0 45 181 36.20 5 7 Jack Pickering 5 4 1 0 2 96 167 55.67 2 8 Jonah Anderson 11 10 0 0 0 29 138 13.80 4 9 Nick Cohen 5 5 1 0 0 46 132 33.00 1

10 Lachlan Kerr 5 6 1 0 0 37 90 18.00 1 11 Hayden Brown 7 6 3 0 0 49* 78 26.00 1 12 Simon Waddington 10 8 3 0 0 19* 70 14.00 7 13 Michael Counsell 13 4 1 0 0 26 55 18.33 6 14 Toby Poole 3 3 1 0 0 44* 50 25.00 2 15 Joel Mason 2 2 1 0 0 23* 41 41.00 1 16 Edmund Hole 3 2 0 0 0 35 36 18.00 0 17 Samuel Hole 1 1 0 0 0 35 35 35.00 1 18 Jake Osborne 2 2 0 0 0 23 32 16.00 0 19 Glyn Archer 9 4 2 0 0 18* 31 15.50 4 20 Matt White 1 1 0 0 0 16 16 16.00 1 21 Abhijeet Virdi 2 2 1 0 0 13* 15 15.00 1 22 Ben Watts 8 2 2 0 0 6* 8 N/A 1

23 Todd Harper 1 1 0 0 0 3 3 3.00 0

24 Alexander Bain 4 1 1 0 0 2* 2 N/A 1

25 Tully Moffat 1 1 1 0 0 1* 1 N/A 0 26 Brynn Mendel 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1.00 0 27 Brad Wilson 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Glyn Archer 9 89.1 16 262 18 14.56 0 4 for 15 2 Michael Counsell 13 136.4 23 464 15 30.93 2 5 for 15 3 Ben Watts 8 94 26 246 13 18.92 1 5 for 36 4 Jonah Anderson 11 102 24 310 10 31.00 0 3 for 28 5 Hayden Brown 7 49.5 4 185 8 23.13 0 3 for 15 6 Jacob O Sullivan 10 55 16 167 7 23.86 0 3 for 15 7 Will Outred 10 41 4 183 7 26.14 0 3 for 45 8 Alexander Bain 3 26.1 7 57 6 9.50 0 4 for 15 9 William Akhurst 8 27 5 84 6 14.00 0 2 for 14

10 Brad Wilson 1 8.5 5 27 5 5.40 1 5 for 27 11 Nick Cohen 5 7 0 24 4 6.00 0 4 for 24 12 Matt White 1 5 1 14 2 7.00 0 2 for 14 13 Edmund Hole 3 2 0 9 1 9.00 0 1 for 9 14 Abhijeet Virdi 2 17 6 29 1 29.00 0 1 for 16 15 Simon Waddington 10 16 2 46 1 46.00 0 1 for 5

5th Grade Bowling Stats

5th Grade Batting Stats

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Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 16 Jake Osborne 2 2 0 15 0 N/A 0 0 for 15 17 Tully Moffat 1 4 1 24 0 N/A 0 0 for 24


1 24th Sep 16

Manly-Warringah

8-210 N Cohen 46, W

Akhurst 42, D Wheeler

31

def

Eastern Suburbs

138 B Wilson 5-27, G Archer

2-31

Manly Oval

2 1st Oct 16 Manly-Warringah

1-69 N Cohen 31* def

Bankstown

67 M Councell 5-15, A Bain 2-

14

Manly Oval


Sydney University

213 A Bain 4-15, H

Brown 3-15 and 1-39

def by

Manly-Warringah

5-233 (dec) W Outred 72, J

Pickering 53*, E Hole 35, W

Akhurst 33

Camperdown Oval


Manly-Warringah 70 J Anderson 26 and 8-189 L Kerr 34, M Brewster 29, J O’Sullivan 25

def by

Penrith

202 G Archer 3-28 (inc hat-

trick), W Akhurst 2-23

Manly Oval


Sutherland

4-295 G Archer 3-66 def

Manly-Warringah

6-291 (dec) W Outred 67, J

O’Sullivan 58, M Brewster 57,

H Brown 49*, D Wheeler 32

Tonkin Park


North Sydney

120 M Councell 5-60, H

Brown 2-17, G Archer 2-

29 and 58 G Archer 4-

15, J O’Sullivan 3-15

def by

Manly-Warringah

2-274 (dec) M Brewster 113*,

D Wheeler 73*, T Poole 44*,

W Outred 34

Tunks Park


Manly-Warringah

7-281 (dec) J Pickering

96, D Wheeler 64, J

O’Sullivan 37, J

Anderson 29

drew

Sydney

8-197 B Watts 3-46, M

Councell 2-47

Mike Pawley Oval

8 17th Dec 16

Parramatta

drew Manly-Warringah Charles McLaughlin

9 7th Jan 17 Western Suburbs

5-101 def

Manly-Warringah

100 W Outred 30 Punchbowl Oval

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10 14th Jan 17

Manly-Warringah

207 W Outred 38, L Kerr

37, M Councell 26

def by

Campbelltown-Camden

9-208 J Anderson 3-28, J

O’Sullivan 2-39

Mike Pawley Oval

11 21st Jan 17 28th Jan 17

Randwick-Petersham

140 B Watts 5-36 and 4-

105

def by

Manly-Warringah

3-243 (dec) M Edwards 103*,

W Outred 100*

Kensington Oval

12 4th Feb 17

Manly-Warringah

6-220 D Wheeler 70, W

Akhurst 39* M Edwards

37, S Hole 35

def

St George

142 B Watts 3-31, W Akhurst

2-14, J Anderson 2-49

Mike Pawley Oval

13 11th Feb 17 18th Feb 17

Manly-Warringah

7-149 J O’Sullivan 32, N

Cohen 27

drew Fairfield-Liverpool

0-1 Mike Pawley Oval

14 17th Feb 17 4th Mar 17 Northern District drew

Manly-Warringah

Storey Park

15 11th Mar 17

Manly-Warringah 9-237 M Edwards 55, J O’Sullivan 46, W Akhurst 45

def by

Hawkesbury

9-238 N Cohen 4-24, W

Outred 3-45

Bensons Lane 3

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Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points

1st Manly-Warringah 6 0 6 0 1 0 39 1357 57 1121 38

This year’s PG’s competition was one of the most enjoyable I have had playing cricket. Not only did we succeed in finishing Minor Premiers of the campaign, but also got to play with a great group of guys and very talented cricketers. What we all wanted this year was to enjoy each other’s company on game day which we did in every game which contributed to our success. We had such a positive team this year which I have captured in the player’s report. Nothing was ever an issue with the boys, whether it was coming to the ground early to set up or staying behind to pack up. Everything we needed to do we approached as a team. This created a tight bond amongst the boys. I would like to acknowledge the amazing group of people that helped us achieve the great results. Tim Cruickshank was our coach and was fantastic amongst the team and around the boys. Timmy provided us with his insight and knowledge of the game and was always there to help us out when required. Timmy played a huge part in our team’s success this year. Cameron Merchant also helped out with the coaching of PG’s. It was great to have Nappa involved with the team as he has such a calming influence around people and always provided us with strategies to approach certain situations. Dave Gardiner was fantastic to have as part of the team this year. He prepared us well and provided whatever the boys needed. He always made sure we had a great warm up and that we were in a good head space to approach the day’s play. A big thank you to Gordon Curry for scoring. Everything you do for our club Gordon is appreciated and we all love having you around. To everyone who played a part in our team this year we thank you for making it one of our most enjoyable and successful PG’s campaign.

Will Wolter Will was a great person to have up the order as he could provide both aggressive and defensive batting when needed. A great person to have in the team as he’s a great team man and is always positive. It’s been great captaining Will this year as he was always someone you could give a role to and know it’ll get done to the best of his ability. Aiden Bariol I was fortunate enough to play with Aiden most games this year whether it was in 2nd grade or PG’s and he has improved out of sight as a cricketer. The knowledge he has of the game was great to have around this year and the results can speak for themselves as he’s had one of the best cricket seasons he’s ever had. Great stuff this year mate. Jack Edwards Jack had a great year playing a lot of first grade and you could tell the experience he gained from playing in the higher grades developed him as a cricketer. The mental strength he used in certain situations was exactly what the team needed. Jack is one of those keys players to have in your team not only because he has more experience but he has the ability to take the game into his own hands and change it within a matter of balls. Been great captaining and working with you this year mate. Ollie Davies Ollie was the youngest of the group but that didn’t stop him putting his hand up and taking ownership when the pressure was on. Ollie at the start of the year was quite nervous giving up his U16 rep cricket to play PG’s but it didn’t show as he was as energetic as anyone else and loved being out there. Ollie showed everyone this year why he’s going to have a career in cricket if he sticks to it. The determination he has to do well is outstanding and he doesn’t back down on any situation. Great year this year mate loved captaining and playing alongside you.

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Jimmy Crombie One of the greatest blokes going around. Such a great team man and an absolute gun in the field. He can also be used with the bat and the ball whenever needed which was a huge advantage to us this year. Well done on a good year mate was great captaining you. Jake Carden What a year this man had. Such a valuable player for our side this year as and he showed himself and everyone else what he can do. Jake was a different player this year as he had the belief in himself that he could control the game when he had a bat or a ball in his hand. You could also see that he had gained the experience of playing in the higher grades and the different situations he had been under as he was calm in the toughest parts of our season when the pressure was on. Awesome year mate. Zach Trewartha Having played with Zachy for so long I knew what I was going to going to get and that was someone who would give you 100% and be positive around the group which he was and did this year. Such a good fielder as you always have been and was good to throw the ball too when needed to bowl. With the bat he always did what was asked of him which was usually be the ‘hitter’ which is why he doesn’t have the stats that back up the year he had this year. Like always mate love playing with you. Joe Graham What a great person this bloke was to captain. Using all the experience he gained from the higher grades Joey came onto bowl and usually made the batsmen look silly. Joey normally bowled early and played a huge part building pressure through the middle overs and bowling consistently allowing him to get maximum overs. Joey would be so happy with the year as he’s accomplished a lot in PG’s and first grade.

Josh Wigney Josh really led from the front this year in the bowling department opening the bowling every game. Having that extra pace ‘Wiggers’ usually built pressure early allowing us to continue the momentum through the middle overs and then he was used at the end to attack the tail enders and ‘finish them off’. Josh as any captain would agree is the bloke in your team that bends his back all day for you and always does what’s asked of him. Ben Falconer Ben along with Josh lead from the front this year as the pair both opened together. Ben provided that consistent in left arm in swing. Ben was always thinking which as a captain you love and was always coming up with ideas to attack the batsmen with pressure and getting them out. Ben usually bowled all his overs at the start as he was seen as a new ball bowler and did it well. As usual a great man to have in the team as he’s good for a laugh. Will Akhurst Will only played the 2 games for us this year but showed what he could do in both games he played. Will provided great energy amongst the team when he was 12th man and was onto everything and all he wanted to do was help out. Look forward to the next couple of years mate. Ned Hole Unfortunately Ned didn’t get a chance to play this year but when called upon to do 12th man he was always there and did it with such enthusiasm and energy. Was great having you around the team and looking forward to the coming years. Although it was a great year, I still can’t help but think that we missed out on a great opportunity to go deep into the finals and challenge for the premiership. However I am looking forward to doing just that again next season. Sam Gainsford Poidevin Gray Captain 2016/17

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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Sam Gainsford 7 7 2 0 3 69* 312 62.40 3 2 Aiden Bariol 7 7 0 1 0 109 212 30.29 10/3 3 Jack Edwards 6 6 0 0 2 65 208 34.67 5 4 William Wolter 7 7 0 0 0 39 154 22.00 7 5 Jake Carden 7 6 2 0 1 60* 148 37.00 2 6 Oliver Davies 6 6 1 0 1 51* 122 24.40 4 7 James Crombie 7 5 1 0 0 34 65 16.25 0 8 Zach Trewartha 7 6 1 0 0 16 38 7.60 0 9 Joseph Graham 7 5 3 0 0 11* 29 14.50 0

10 James Boyer 1 1 1 0 0 19* 19 N/A 1 11 Joshua Wigney 7 3 1 0 0 10 16 8.00 1 12 William Akhurst 4 1 0 0 0 12 12 12.00 0 13 Ben Falconer 7 2 2 0 0 6* 10 N/A 5

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Position Name Matches O M Runs Wkts Avg 5fa Avg Ct/St

1 Jack Edwards 6 40.2 8 144 12 12.00 1 5 for 27 2 Joshua Wigney 7 43.3 5 193 12 16.08 0 4 for 36 3 Sam Gainsford 7 46.3 7 164 10 16.40 0 4 for 21 4 Jake Carden 7 42 3 165 9 18.33 0 2 for 15 5 Ben Falconer 7 32.5 2 158 7 22.57 0 3 for 31 6 Joseph Graham 7 56 7 219 5 43.80 0 3 for 39 7 Zach Trewartha 7 11 2 70 2 35.00 0 1 for 9 8 Oliver Davies 6 3 0 9 0 N/A 0 0 for 9 9 William Akhurst 4 5 0 23 0 N/A 0 0 for 23

10 James Crombie 7 9 0 39 0 N/A 0 0 for 9

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Runs For

Wkts Taken

Runs Agst

Points


The 2016/17 Green Shield season began with the challenge of repeating the prior year’s success. After the previous two seasons, the Green Shield boys were hungry to go one step further, and win that premiership that the U/16 Manly side, has yet to do for a while. We set out a goal at the beginning of the season to play as hard as possible and take things one game at a time, and we were faithful that the results would follow. After David Gainsford stepped aside, club legend and life member Mike Pawley jumped on board to fill in the coaching role in which the players were all so appreciative of. Mike’s keen interest in Green Shield allowed him to bring the same passion he has always had to the table, and pass on his wisdom to the boys. The group of players that made up this side were rather inexperienced, both on a grade cricket scene as well as Green Shield. With only 7 U/16 players, and 8 U/15’s, this was always going to be a challenge for us this year due to the toughness of the Green Shield competition. With Mike’s guidance and Ollie Davies leadership the season was shaping up to be a promising one coming into Round 1. Unfortunately our best player in Ollie was unavailable for the most part of our season, only playing the two matches. However, this opened a new door for other players in the group to stand into the leadership role. Luca Franks, William Greenland, Ben Watts and Jordan Brewster all had a taste of what it is like to captain. To their credit each of the boys did a solid job, especially considering their lack of experience in the position. In these matches, all players had their moments which contributed towards a successful season. Highlights including a blistering 93 against Sydney Uni from Jake Osborne, a gritty, match-winning 60 not out from Kyle Martin against Hawkesbury and Ben

Watts putting on a masterclass of spin bowling with 5/8 at Manly oval. All these performances played a big role in our 4 victories this season. The season on the whole was a great success. Entering the last round we had everything to play for, with a finals spot booked had we won the match. Unfortunately, eventual premiers Sydney were a class above that day and gave our side a great lesson in how to play one day cricket. The loss was unfortunately heavy enough to see our quotient plummet and keep us out of the top 8. With Ollie coming back for the finals series, we would most definitely have had a chance of taking out the title. That wasn’t meant to be this season, however 8 members of this current squad will qualify for the upcoming Green Shield season. Their experiences will hold not only themselves, but the squad in great stead for some greater success in the coming year. This season saw the following player’s part of the Green Shield squad: Oliver Davies Immense talent with maturity well beyond his years. His class was displayed both on and off the field in the limited matches he played. Had the pleasure of not only coaching Ollie this season, but also as a team mate in 2nd Grade. Looking forward to seeing you continue to develop over the coming years. Will Greenland A very fundamentally sound, all-round cricketer. An exceptional leader as well. Keep improving all aspects of your game and I’m sure you will go far with your cricket. You were a pleasure to coach all season. Kyle Martin Kyle played arguably the best Innings of the season in my mind. In conditions barely suitable for the beach, Kyle grinded out a match winning 60* out at Hawkesbury in 40+ degree heat, outstanding effort.

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This showcased Kyle’s high level of fitness and his hard-working attitude that I’m sure will hold him in great shape for the rest of his sporting career. Luca Franks Luca had a great season with the ball. Our leading wicket taker who continuously made early in-roads throughout the course of the season. Exceeded expectations with the ball and did a phenomenal job. Keep working on all aspects of your game and I’m sure you’ll be playing higher grades at Manly in the future. Jordan Brewster Delight to coach all season. Had some great moments with the ball however didn’t quite live up to his potential with the bat. With a bit more self-belief, your cricketing will go to the next level. Harry Kantor-Smith Unfortunately sustained a back injury that prevented you from showcasing your full range of ability. However you had good moments with the bat including that match defining partnership at Manly oval earlier in the season. Solid all-round cricketer with a great cricket brain. Byron Bates Despite having limited opportunities throughout the season, you again provided great contributions in multiple games. You were a very easy going man who did whatever the team needed of him, and never once complained. A coach’s dream Bazza, all the best. Jake Osborne Along with Luca, our most consistent performer of the year. Some of the talent Jake showcased the competition this year gives me great excitement to see what he will bring to the table next season. A very coachable young man, always attentive and asking for advice when needed. Special talent with a long future at Manly ahead of him. Ned Barnet Another solid all-round cricketer with a brilliant set of hands. Ned took some great catches throughout the course of the season. With a bit more consistency with both bat and ball, Ned will be a large part of our overall success next season.

Jarod Colyer Unfortunately for Jarod he was exposed to roles that were a little unusual for him being an opening batsmen most of his cricketing life. His rep cricketing success unfortunately didn’t role into the Green Shield season however I feel it was a great learning curve for your cricketing career, and you will come back bigger and better next season. A great bloke and a pleasure to coach. Bailey Kenzie A constant source of entertainment amongst the group. Bailey had great moments both on and off the field throughout the season. Given the role of bowling with a much newer ball than he is used to, he stood up to the task and similarly to Luca, made crucial early in-roads and always bowled economically. With a bit of work on his fitness Bailey will see the consistency with the ball go to a whole new level. Aidan Bennett Your classic lower order bat who is more concerned about how far his 6’s go than his run total. I challenge you Aidan to use the great ball-striking ability you have to shape yourself into a genuine all-rounder in the coming years. Your bowling was very reliable and your consistency all season played a big part in our success. Brynn Mendel Exceptional salad. Jokes aside you were a delight to coach all season. Your keeping was solid however it has plenty of room for improvement. I challenge you to continue to work hard on that as well as your batting leading into next summer and the years to come. Josh Park Unfortunately your season wasn’t to be with a poorly timed injury. Your left arm pace would have provided great variety in our bowling line-up. One thing I will say is you showed a lot of character and selflessness throughout the season. You were at every game supporting the boys, helping with drinks, warm-ups etc. A lot to like about you Joshy, not just as a cricketer but as a bloke as well. Ben Watts Benny was exceptional throughout the entire season. His green shield success led to an eventual 5th grade

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debut in which he became a more permanent fixture in that side as the season went on. A very talented young spinner with many years at Manly ahead of him. I would like to express my gratitude for the fantastic support staff this season. Pathway manager Ross Denny was a great help to myself and Mike throughout the entire season. Personally, I entered the summer not knowing a great deal about a few of the individual’s in the group, Ross was quick to help us understand the players strengths and weaknesses and allowed us to shape the pre-season in a much more productive manner than we would have without him. Thank you again Ross, you were a pleasure to work with. Clint Colyer, came on board as the team manager for the season. Clint did a spectacular job and his enthusiasm in the role, made life so much easier as a coach. From the little 1%’s on game days to his emailing and communicating with the parents again made the season run smoothly. Thank you again Clint. Alan Wright, Langdon Gould, Don Sellin, Roy Vumbaca, David Gardiner and Todd Harper. Thank you all for your match day support throughout the year. From helping with warm-ups, to scoring, to setting up the ground, to running drinks for the players, your efforts didn’t go unnoticed and thank you for your continuous passion for the Green shield group and all you gentlemen continue to do for our great club.

To the parents. As a rookie coach with little prior experience in any sort of coaching role, I can’t express enough how grateful I am for the support you all showed me throughout the season. As well as this, your commitment as a group to each and every match of the season, despite our long trips out west, you all still made an effort to come and support the team. This was something I was personally stoked to see, and hopefully it continues for years to come. To Scott Osborne, thank you for organising the team bonding event at Royal Far West. This played a massive role in developing the relationships between the players. The afternoon teas were the best in the country and a big thank you to the mums especially for their fantastic work during home games. The umpires and opposition coaches were constantly astounded by your efforts, as were the players and other supporters. Thank you again. To Mike. Thank you for your leadership and guidance of not only the group, but also myself in a new role. The lessons and experience you passed on to me about coaching I am extremely appreciative of. Your challenging nature and passion is infectious and it was a pleasure to spend quality time with you over the summer. Cheers, Tom Kaye 2016/17 Green Shield Assistant Coach

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Position Name Matches Inn N/O 100s 50s HS Runs Avg Ct/St 1 Jake Osborne 6 6 1 0 2 93* 195 39.00 0 2 Kyle Martin 5 4 0 0 1 56 79 19.75 2 3 Ned Barnet 6 6 2 0 0 20 77 19.25 1 4 Oliver Davies 2 2 0 0 1 71 76 38.00 2 5 Harry Kantor-Smith 6 5 0 0 0 36 53 10.60 0 6 Byron Bates 5 4 0 0 0 28 42 10.50 2 7 William Greenland 6 5 3 0 0 16* 33 16.50 4 8 Aiden Bennett 6 3 0 0 0 10 28 9.33 0

9 Jarrod Colyer 5 4 1 0 0 15* 26 8.67 1

10 Luka Franks 5 3 0 0 0 9 21 7.00 1 11 Jordan Brewster 5 4 2 0 0 8* 14 7.00 1 12 Brynn Mendel 5 3 1 0 0 4 5 2.50 1 13 Bailey Kenzie 5 2 0 0 0 3 3 1.50 1 14 Ben Watts 6 2 1 0 0 1 1 1.00 2

Position Name Matches Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg 5 WI BB 1 Luca Franks 5 29 2 109 11 9.91 0 4 for 28 2 Ben Watts 6 44.5 6 150 11 13.64 1 5 for 8 3 Aiden Bennett 6 32.1 4 92 5 18.40 0 2 for 7 4 Jordan Brewster 5 31 3 122 5 24.40 0 2 for 23 5 William Greenland 6 35 3 157 5 31.40 0 2 for 33 6 Bailey Kenzie 5 27 4 80 4 20.00 0 2 for 27 7 Jake Osborne 6 6.3 0 23 3 7.67 0 3 for 23 8 Kyle Martin 5 2 0 11 1 11.00 0 1 for 11 9 Oliver Davies 2 13 2 37 1 37.00 0 1 for 27

10 Harry Kantor-Smith 6 4 0 17 0 N/A 0 0 for 17 11 Ned Barnett 6 23 2 101 0 N/A 0 0 for 6

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RND Dates Scores Result Scores Venue

1 15th Dec 16

Gordon

drew

Manly-Warringah

Killara Oval

2 20th Dec 16 Manly-Warringah

9-176 O Davies 71, H Kantor-Smith 36

def Campbelltown-Camden

174 B Watts 2-32, W Greenland 2-39

Manly Oval

3 22nd Dec 16 Blacktown

5-46 L Franks 3-11, A Bennett 2-7

def Manly-Warringah

45

Joe McAleer Oval

4 3rd Jan 17

Manly-Warringah

4-169 J Osborne 93*

def Sydney University

168 L Franks 4-28, J Osborne 3-23

Manly Oval

5 5th Jan 17

Manly-Warringah

4-128 J Osborne 54, B Bates 28

def Fairfield-Liverpool

123 B Watts 5-8, L Franks 2-12, J

Brewster 2-23

Manly Oval

6 10th Jan 17

Hawkesbury

173 B Watts 3-31, B Kenzie 2-27, W

Greenland 2-33


5-176 K Martin 56, J Osborne 27

Owen Earle Oval

7 12th Jan 17

Manly-Warringah

85

def by Sydney

7-227 J Brewster 2-42

Manly Oval

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

O M R W Avg 5W BB

Will Akhurst 15 12 1 0 1 54 269 24.45 6 62 12 184 10 18.40 0 2 for 14

Sam Alexander 13 5 0 0 0 16 33 6.60 4 128 21 522 19 27.47 0 3 for 22

Matthew Alexander 16 11 8 0 0 18 71 23.67 5 160.2 21 567 27 21.00 2 6 for 68

Jonah Anderson 11 10 0 0 0 29 138 13.80 4 102 24 310 10 31.00 0 3 for 28

Glyn Archer 13 7 4 0 0 18 49 16.33 5 120.1 20 378 25 15.12 1 5 for 44

Alexander Bain 14 9 4 0 0 33 58 11.60 4 97.1 27 219 16 13.69 0 4 for 15

Aidan Baker 2 2 0 0 2 87 160 80.00 1 17 1 59 3 19.67 0 2 for 30

Aiden Bariol 14 14 2 1 2 144 419 34.92 23/6 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Ahillen Beadle 17 15 4 1 2 109 567 51.55 8 126.4 15 541 29 18.66 2 5 for 60

Taylor Beatty 17 8 4 0 0 30 68 17.00 7 134 19 600 19 31.58 1 5 for 43

Ryan Bishop-Perrett 15 8 4 0 0 12 36 9.00 5 144.5 20 497 18 27.61 1 5 for 20

James Boyer 9 11 2 0 0 47 230 25.56 9/2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Matthew Brewster 12 11 0 1 1 113 252 22.91 7/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Hayden Brown 7 6 3 0 0 49 78 26.00 1 49.5 4 185 8 23.13 0 3 for 15

Max Burgess 14 13 1 0 0 45 197 16.42 5 45.3 3 136 7 19.43 0 3 for 28

Jake Carden 15 8 0 0 0 24 68 8.50 4 141 33 429 19 22.58 0 3 for 16

Nick Cohen 14 16 1 0 0 46 275 18.33 1 10 0 31 4 7.75 0 4 for 24

Michael Counsell 14 4 1 0 0 26 55 18.33 6 140.4 23 483 15 32.20 2 5 for 15

James Crombie 16 15 1 0 1 53 276 19.71 9 63 6 188 13 14.46 0 3 for 20

James Crosthwaite 18 19 2 1 5 103 686 40.35 16/1 2 0 10 0 N/A 0 0 for 10

Adam Crosthwaite 18 19 1 2 2 195 717 39.83 11 1 0 2 1 2.00 0 1 for 2

Tim Cruickshank 2 2 0 0 0 14 22 11.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Jordan Daly 15 13 0 0 2 77 268 20.62 11 1 0 13 0 N/A 0 0 for 13

Billy D'Arcy 16 18 3 2 3 120 545 36.33 1/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Ollie Davies 13 10 2 1 1 112 331 41.38 7 17.2 5 65 2 32.50 0 1 for 1

Luke Edgell 5 6 0 0 1 50 132 22.00 2 19 2 74 2 37.00 0 1 for 34

Jack Edwards 15 12 1 0 1 52 163 14.82 7 86.5 15 336 7 48.00 0 2 for 20

Mickey Edwards 9 8 3 1 1 103 237 47.40 4 24.2 3 85 2 42.50 0 2 for 33

Warren Evans 15 13 3 0 0 24 98 9.80 3 105 33 265 21 12.62 0 4 for 12

Ben Falconer 16 8 4 0 0 20 30 7.50 9 111.1 14 374 22 17.00 0 4 for 43

Ryan Farrell 18 14 3 1 0 105 302 27.45 8 35.5 1 214 4 53.50 0 3 for 35

Sam Gainsford 19 16 3 0 2 54 279 21.46 5 99 17 363 15 24.20 1 5 for 23

Joseph Graham 13 13 3 0 1 76 160 16.00 3 109 22 263 18 14.61 0 4 for 29

Jacob Graham 18 7 3 0 0 4 26 6.50 5 228.3 28 924 37 24.97 3 7 for 148

Adam Gummer 13 14 1 0 2 80 338 26.00 4/1 8 1 33 2 16.50 0 2 for 32

Todd Harper 1 1 0 0 0 3 3 3.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Ned Hole 17 13 2 0 1 53 170 15.45 5 43 7 163 7 23.29 0 2 for 15

Sam Hole 4 4 0 0 0 35 94 23.50 1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

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Note: Stats include all 1st 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

Andrew Jamieson 12 8 1 0 0 18 35 5.00 3 100.3 34 244 13 18.77 0 3 for 26

Thomas Kaye 15 16 1 0 4 76 412 27.47 4 100 22 288 18 16.00 0 4 for 24

Lachie Kerr 5 6 1 0 0 37 90 18.00 1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Jay Lenton 14 12 2 1 5 110 446 44.60 15/6 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Dylan Marshall 14 11 2 0 0 25 66 7.33 3 171.4 47 568 28 20.29 0 4 for 45

Joel Mason 2 2 1 0 0 23 41 41.00 1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Daniel McKenna 13 11 2 1 1 100 240 26.67 5 115.4 21 392 16 24.50 0 3 for 12

Nick McLachlan 9 7 0 0 0 17 62 8.86 2 32 8 86 4 21.50 0 2 for 16

Brynn Mendel 1 1 0 0 0 4 1 1.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Cameron Merchant 13 12 4 1 0 111 316 39.50 6 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Tully Moffat 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 N/A 0 4 1 24 0 N/A 0 0 for 24

Stephen O'Keefe 3 1 1 0 0 39 39 N/A 2 65.5 20 128 15 8.53 1 9 for 54

Jake Osborne 2 2 0 0 0 93 32 16.00 0 2 0 15 0 N/A 0 0 for 15

Jacob O'Sullivan 10 9 0 0 1 58 200 22.22 3 55 16 167 7 23.86 0 3 for 15

William Outred 13 15 2 1 2 100 434 33.38 8 59.2 9 219 9 24.33 0 3 for 45

Jack Pickering 9 7 1 0 2 96 196 32.67 2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Toby Poole 8 8 1 0 0 44 99 14.14 2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Jarrod Rawlings 15 16 2 1 2 154 605 43.21 10 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Jack Ritchie 15 16 3 0 3 67 264 20.31 10 8 0 50 0 N/A 0 0 for 11

Ross Trewartha 4 4 0 0 1 70 133 33.25 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Zach Trewartha 15 16 1 0 0 30 138 9.20 4 46.5 13 153 8 19.13 0 3 for 27

Abhijeet Virdi 2 2 1 0 0 13 15 15.00 1 17 6 29 1 29.00 0 1 for 16

Arshdeep Virdi 15 15 4 0 1 62 291 26.45 5 34.4 3 187 4 46.75 0 2 for 19

Michael Visser 14 8 3 0 0 39 70 14.00 2 190 31 751 29 25.90 3 5 for 31

Isaiah Vumbaca 15 15 3 0 0 49 262 21.83 4 133 17 501 17 29.47 0 3 for 25

Simon Waddington 10 8 3 0 0 19 70 14.00 7 16 2 46 1 46.00 0 1 for 5

Jarrod Walter 2 2 0 0 0 16 26 13.00 2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Ben Watts 8 2 2 0 0 10 12 N/A 1 94 26 246 13 18.92 2 5 for 36

Sam Webber 14 14 2 0 1 62 239 19.92 24/2 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Logan Weston 19 16 3 1 2 101 457 35.15 8 10.1 0 50 2 25.00 0 2 for 3

Dom Wheeler 14 15 2 0 3 73 365 28.08 17/4 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Matt White 2 1 0 0 0 16 16 16.00 1 5 1 14 2 7.00 0 2 for 14

Matty White 18 6 1 0 0 19 20 4.00 3 141 15 673 19 35.42 0 4 for 47

Josh Wigney 15 7 6 0 0 7 26 26.00 3 132.5 28 414 20 20.70 0 3 for 9

Brad Wilson 15 8 3 0 0 12 37 7.40 3 147.2 36 416 23 18.09 2 5 for 11

Will Wolter 14 15 0 0 5 95 476 31.73 4 100 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

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FIRST GRADE

Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score M Phelps 233* 1999-00 Highest Season Aggregate A Crosthwaite 1,225 2014-15 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 G Tucker 5.53 1991-92 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 - 2016

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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 1ST 219 A Turner (137) & N Travers (81) Glebe 1963-64 2ND 239 I Howell (114) & S Mesite (107) Sutherland 1976-77 3RD 195 C A Glassock (261) & P Brenner (89) Sutherland 2001-02 4TH 210* S Patterson (129*) & J Badyari (106*) Campbelltown-Camden 2011-12 5TH 177* D Felton (101*) & J Stewart (75*) Mosman 1972-73 6TH 223 C A Glassock (261) & R Fry (87) Sutherland 2001-02 7TH 196 K Pitcher (119*) & G Boyer (108) Hawkesbury 1989-90 8TH 189 G Evans (135) & G Boyer (84*) Mosman 1994-95 9TH 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 1ST 273 B D’Arcy (114*) & L Edgell (152) Campbelltown-Camden 2015-16 2ND 173 S Hole (117) & W Wolter (68) Gordon 2015-16 3RD 158 J Cox (95) & C M Glassock (73) Balmain 2002-03 4TH 225 J Baker (151) & A Baker (123) Sydney University 2006-07 5TH 173 A Ward (114) & G Hill (71*) Petersham 1973-74 6TH 260 A Parkinson (141) & C Mueller (128) Hawkesbury 2001-02 7TH 142 W Evans (132) & M Ferguson (58) Randwick-Petersham 2007-08 8TH 151 S Waddington (130*) & S Griffiths (68) Bankstown 2004-05

WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 1ST 271 R Fry (159) & G Bush (125) North Sydney 1990-91 2ND 319 M Bevan (227) & R Fry (114) Balmain 1997-98 3RD 301 T Cruickshank (175) & C Merchant (125) Sydney University 2006-07 4TH 231* M Bevan (152*) & S Bradstreet (107*) Sutherland 1995-96 5TH 221 M Phelps (196) & M Faraday (95) Sutherland 2001-02 6TH 208 B Adrian (123) & J Gwynne (82) Mosman 1945-46 7TH 188 Jack Ritchie (128) & Aidan Baker (62) Northern Districts 2012-13 8TH 186* L Gwynne (147*) & R Freeman (94*) St George 1924-25 9TH 127 W Rogers (70) & R Bubb (61) Northern District 1925-26 10TH 105 C Harris (65) & G Dunlop (55*) North Sydney 1925-26

WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 1ST 232 A Baker (170*) & J Cox (100) University of NSW 2007-08 2ND 176 A Gummer (115*) & M Cole (66*) North Sydney 2014-15 3RD 266 R Parker (158) & R Hamman (143) North Sydney 2006-07 4TH 222 G Juul (134*) & J Castrisos (119) Mosman 2002-03 5TH 190* B Clemow (287*) & P Procopis (48*) Bankstown 1992-93 6TH 142 D Stevenson (116) & J Castrisos (90) Balmain 2001-02 7TH 120 G Beard (88) & P Stabback (30) Waverley 1968-69 8TH 133* B Clemow (71*) & J Warn (58*)` University of NSW 2002-03 9TH 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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WICKET RUNS BATSMEN & THEIR SCORES OPPONENT SEASON 9TH 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 1ST 138 J Rawlings (58) & V Rehaan (73) UNSW 2010-11 2ND 139 B D’Arcy (72) & H Ferguson (60) Gordon 2013-14 3RD 150* D Tabrett (53*) & L Weston (100*) Bankstown 2007-08 4TH 198 W Outred (100) & M Edwards (103) Randwick-Petersham 2016-17 5TH 130 R Trewartha (121) & J Garay (43) Parramatta 2012-13 6TH 120 M Butcher (96) & T Kaye (45) Gordon 2010-11 7TH 63 C Bruce (32) & M Cole (67) Sutherland 2011-12 8TH 125 L Anderson (201) & D Farrell (50) Eastern Suburbs 2008-09 9TH 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

Will Akhurst 24 2 0 1 54 336 15.27 10 96 14 326 15 21.73 0 4 for 47

Sam Alexander 59 29 0 0 21* 300 10.00 23 866.2 149 2,954 156 18.94 10 6 for 68

Matthew Alexander 85 18 0 0 46 1,036 15.46 30 1,083.4 230 3,773 189 19.96 3 6 for 54

Jonah Anderson 23 1 0 0 29 255 11.59 6 245.5 62 674 29 23.24 0 3 for 15

Glyn Archer 7 4 0 0 18* 49 16.33 5 120.1 20 378 25 15.12 1 5 for 44

Alexander Bain 29 10 0 0 33 218 11.47 10 307.1 67 797 46 17.33 0 4 for 14

Aidan Baker 171 14 6 29 172 5,000 31.85 49 828.4 168 2,900 128 22.66 4 8 for 77

Aiden Bariol 47 4 1 4 144 869 20.21 82/10 0.00 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Ahillen Beadle 96 16 5 20 157 3,286 41.08 30 943.1 154 3,386 153 22.13 3 5 for 11

Taylor Beatty 76 15 0 5 98 1,324 21.70 38 795.4 140 2,897 117 24.76 3 7 for 16

Ryan Bishop-Perrett 31 13 0 0 31 235 13.06 11 484.1 109 1,425 65 21.92 2 6 for 15

James Boyer 95 21 0 3 69 1,363 18.42 149/33 0.00 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Matthew Brewster 11 0 1 1 113 252 22.91 7/1 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Hayden Brown 6 3 0 0 49* 78 26.00 1 60.5 7 206 10 20.60 0 3 for 15

Max Burgess 135 20 1 8 117 2,214 19.25 52 667.3 116 2,038 99 20.59 4 7 for 83

Jake Carden 53 6 0 5 59 895 19.04 21 501.5 120 1,406 85 16.54 1 6 for 20

Nick Cohen 16 1 0 0 46 275 18.33 1 10 0 31 4 7.75 0 4 for 24

Michael Counsell 4 1 0 0 26 55 18.33 6 140.4 23 483 15 32.20 2 5 for 15

James Crombie 36 5 0 3 57 518 16.71 23 110.1 15 349 18 19.39 0 3 for 20

James Crosthwaite 35 1 5 5 195 1,462 43.00 14/4 1.00 0 2 1 2.00 0 1 for 2

Adam Crosthwaite 152 9 13 34 201* 5,935 41.50 164/13 2.2 0 13 0 0.00 0 0 for 3

Tim Cruickshank 354 35 14 67 203 10,502 32.92 169 44.1 6 200 5 40.00 0 2 for 21

Jordan Daly 95 19 2 9 150 2,211 29.09 72/1 14 2 62 1 62.00 0 1 for 27

Billy D'Arcy 90 6 4 15 120 2,302 27.40 17/1 1 0 10 0 0.00 0 0 for 10

Ollie Davies 16 3 1 1 112 421 32.38 10 34 7 116 3 38.67 0 1 for 1

Luke Edgell 203 27 4 20 152 4,604 26.16 50 1,095 223 3,577 147 24.33 1 5 for 25

Jack Edwards 34 2 0 7 71 817 25.53 17 206 52 609 24 25.38 0 3 for 17

Mickey Edwards 52 23 1 1 103* 447 15.41 19 804 129 2,619 113 23.18 1 5 for 19

Warren Evans 369 66 1 19 132 5,354 17.67 104/2 5,551.3 1,486 15,011 769 19.52 26 8 for 39

Ben Falconer 55 14 0 0 37* 274 6.68 16 608.5 169 1,880 100 18.80 1 6 for 36

Ryan Farrell 97 13 2 7 105 1,865 22.20 43 654.2 80 2,446 92 26.59 2 5 for 22

Sam Gainsford 84 12 0 5 78* 1,403 19.49 29 663 121 2,019 80 25.24 1 5 for 23

Joseph Graham 49 4 0 3 89 764 16.98 22 544.5 88 1,981 94 21.07 4 7 for 148

Jacob Graham 86 14 0 2 76 1,173 16.29 25 679.2 153 1,889 111 17.02 2 6 for 56

Adam Gummer 147 15 4 9 115 2,977 22.55 70/2 311.1 60 966 49 19.71 0 4 for 28

Todd Harper 1 1 0 0 3 3 3.00 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Ned Hole 28 3 0 3 65 419 16.76 10 86 19 283 15 18.87 0 2 for 13

Sam Hole 86 7 2 10 118* 1,669 21.13 27 284.1 53 980 52 18.85 1 6 for 28

Andrew Jamieson 8 1 0 0 18* 35 5.00 3 100.3 34 244 13 18.77 0 3 for 26

Thomas Kaye 104 12 2 14 140* 2,454 26.67 25 264.5 47 890 45 19.78 1 5 for 39

Career Records of Current Players

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

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

O M R W Avg 5WI BB

Lachie Kerr 10 1 0 0 37 105 11.67 2 45 16 120 7 17.14 1 5 for 11

Jay Lenton 57 16 6 11 125 2,107 51.39 75/12 0.0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Dylan Marshall 100 39 0 0 28* 682 11.18 30 1412.2 308 4,632 206 22.49 4 5 for 48

Joel Mason 234 12 4 23 150 5,563 25.06 106/2 63.2 5 266 9 29.56 0 3 for 6

Daniel McKenna 23 4 1 1 100* 384 20.21 6 273.1 50 874 40 21.85 1 5 for 25

Nick McLachlan 102 44 0 0 32 655 11.29 34 1749.2 324 5,885 286 20.58 10 7 for 37

Brynn Mendel 1 0 0 0 4 1 1.00 0 0.0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Cameron Merchant 192 29 12 28 146 5,666 34.76 57 108.5 13 431 25 17.24 0 4 for 3

Tully Moffat 1 1 0 0 1* 1 N/A 0 4 1 24 0 N/A 0 0 for 24

Stephen O'Keefe 40 9 2 5 158 1,100 35.48 17 578.1 135 1,566 87 18.00 1 9 for 54

Jake Osborne 2 0 0 0 23 32 16.00 0 2 0 15 0 N/A 0 0 for 15

Jacob O'Sullivan 16 0 0 1 58 240 15.00 3 70.4 17 220 7 31.43 0 3 for 15

William Outred 64 8 1 4 100* 1,123 20.05 20 517.5 70 1,899 80 23.74 2 7 for 20

Jack Pickering 36 3 0 5 96 731 22.15 18 14 2 50 0 N/A 0 0 for 7

Toby Poole 64 9 0 7 98 1,169 21.25 18 15 0 79 1 79.00 0 1 for 33

Jarrod Rawlings 135 10 5 11 169* 3,326 26.61 44 7 1 35 0 N/A 0 0 for 8

Jack Ritchie 227 26 8 27 128 5,438 27.05 95 574.3 65 2,523 94 26.84 0 4 for 17

Ross Trewartha 102 12 5 11 156* 3,021 33.57 33 36 4 156 6 26.00 0 3 for 43

Zach Trewartha 77 7 1 4 102* 1,353 19.33 21 469.3 87 1,488 66 22.55 1 5 for 8

Arshdeep Virdi 83 20 0 4 72* 1,279 20.30 42 591.2 104 2,092 97 21.57 2 6 for 20

Abhijeet Virdi 3 1 0 0 13* 25 12.50 1 43 10 104 4 26.00 0 2 for 19

Michael Visser 108 29 0 2 87 1,031 13.05 32 1862.1 412 5,941 291 20.42 8 8 for 44

Isaiah Vumbaca 41 12 0 3 86* 807 27.83 11 370.4 52 1,307 54 24.20 0 4 for 46

Simon Waddington 133 19 2 14 131 2,948 25.86 77 1174.5 218 3,897 145 26.88 0 4 for 11

Jarrod Walter 101 10 1 8 116 2,061 22.65 30 119 13 447 18 24.83 1 5 for 33

Ben Watts 2 2 0 0 10* 12 N/A 1 94 26 246 13 18.92 2 5 for 36

Sam Webber 111 21 0 7 87 1,796 19.96 175/28 5 0 27 5 5.40 1 5 for 27

Logan Weston 98 11 4 10 133 2,436 28.00 47 66.1 7 302 6 50.33 0 2 for 3

Dom Wheeler 15 2 0 3 73 365 28.08 17/4 0.0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

Matty White 14 5 0 0 19 55 6.11 9 313.2 36 1,327 51 26.02 0 4 for 23

Matt White 1 0 0 0 16 16 16.00 1 5 1 14 2 7.00 0 2 for 14

Joshua Wigney 34 20 0 0 10* 100 7.14 10 537 107 1,559 79 19.73 2 5 for 25

Brad Wilson 40 17 0 0 42* 385 16.74 14 501.1 105 1,528 80 19.10 3 6 for 35

Will Wolter 28 0 0 8 95 775 27.68 7 0.0 0 0 0 N/A 0 N/A

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Position Name Years Innings N/O Runs 100s 50s HS Average 1 Tim Cruickshank 1997-2017 354 35 10,502 14 67 203 32.92 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 Adam Crosthwaite 2009- 152 9 5,935 13 34 201* 41.50 21 Jim Stewart 1972-1992 245 37 5,914 4 32 153 28.43 22 Dan Gee 1904-0924 204 4 5,904 9 24 165 29.52 23 Barry Rothwell 1952-1983 254 64 5,851 6 25 126 30.79 24 Cameron Merchant 1999- 192 29 5,666 12 28 146 34.76 25 Paul Brenner 1990-2006 214 11 5,625 9 23 202* 27.71 26 Joel Mason 1995-2017 234 12 5,563 4 23 150 25.06 27 Vic Brown 1939-1957 244 7 5,559 3 25 136 23.46 28 Phil Marks 1979-1993 184 22 5,556 9 30 173* 34.30 29 Peter Philpott 1948-1970 210 35 5,535 6 33 154 31.63 30 Ken Pitcher 1976-1997 268 33 5,504 3 25 119* 23.42 31 Brian Clemow 1991-2004 167 9 5,477 11 29 287* 34.66 32 Jack Ritchie 2003- 227 26 5,438 8 27 128 27.05 33 Craig Glassock 1988-2006 207 33 5,428 6 26 261 31.20 34 Matthew Phelps 1996-2003 139 12 5,391 15 23 233* 42.45 35 Warren Evans 1986- 369 66 5,354 1 19 132 17.67 36 Don Frazer 1934-1954 303 28 5,349 4 22 104 19.45 37 Craig Little 1999-2014 232 32 5,298 7 25 122 26.49 38 David Ford 1984-2000 221 41 5,281 2 27 138 29.34 39 Tim Blank 1982-1997 216 38 5,217 2 30 137 29.31 40 Aidan Baker 2002-2017 171 14 5,000 6 29 172 31.85

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: 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 2 Warren Evans 1986- 5,551.3 1,486 15,011 769 19.52 3 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 A Crosthwaite 1,455 2014-2015 Highest Season Average J Lenton 67.64 2015-2016 Most Wickets in a Season N McLachlan 59 2014-2015 Best Bowling Average J Munting 14.69 2010-2011 Best Bowling Figures S O’Keefe 9 for 54 2016-2017 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper A Crosthwaite

I Wheeler 40 (38ct/2st) 40 (36ct/4st)

2010-2011 2008-2009

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SECOND GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score J Sullivan 199 2009-2010 Highest Season Aggregate M Cleary 522 2010-2011 Highest Season Average A Lowe 86.70 2012-2013 Most Wickets in a Season C Boss

M Visser 45 45

2008-2009 2014-2015

Best Bowling Average A Lindsay 11.26 2011-2012 Best Bowling Figures M Visser 8 for 44 2014-2015 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber

S Webber 32 (30ct/2st) 32 (29ct/3st)

2010-2011 2014-2015

THIRD GRADE Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score A Baker 170* 2007-2008 Highest Season Aggregate C Little 594 2008-2009 Highest Season Average J Rawlings 66.75 2014-2015 Most Wickets in a Season C Little 41 2010-2011 Best Bowling Average M Morris 8.38 2007-2008 Best Bowling Figures T Beatty 7 for 16 2011-2012 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper A Bariol 28 (26ct/2st) 2015-2016

FOURTH GRADE

Category Name Record Year Highest Individual Score L Edgell 152 2015-2016 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 D Farrell 34 2010-2011 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 L Weston 123 2010-2011 Highest Season Aggregate J Ritchie 327 2009-2010 Highest Season Average J Ritchie 46.71 2009-2010 Most Wickets in a Season L Grant

M Mee 14 14

2012-2013 2009-2010

Best Bowling Average J Edwards 12.00 2016-2017 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 O Davies 102* 2015-2016 Highest Season Aggregate J Rawlings 305 2009-2010 Highest Season Average A Bariol 49.33 2014-2015 Most Wickets in a Season R Hodge 18 2009-2010 Best Bowling Average M Levene 8.07 2011-2012 Best Bowling Figures B Watts 5 for 8 2016-2017 Most Dismissal by a Wicketkeeper S Webber 25 (11ct/14st) 2009-2010

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Documents

Manly Warringah District Cricket Club · Manly Warringah District Cricket Club – 2016/17 Annual Report Garry Kelly Luke Slobin Ian Bird Keith Tucker Steven Papaioannou Nick Stephens