QUEANBEYAN

DISTRICT

CRICKET CLUB

INC.

www.queanbeyancricket.com

Equitas, Instituto et Prosperitas

“The Mighty Bluebags”

2014-2015

ANNUAL REPORT

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Table of Contents

CLUB HISTORY 4

CLUB PERPETUAL AWARDS 6

2014-2015 MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 8

CLUB CAPTAINS 10

CLUB COACH 10

LIFE MEMBERS 11

CLUB SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS 12

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 14

SECRETARY’S REPORT 16

TREASURER’S REPORT 21

MAJOR AWARD WINNERS 22

INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS 24

2013-2014 CLUB PERFORMANCES 25

PLAYER MILESTONES 27

REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS & SPECIAL AWARDS 30

SCORECARDS 31

TWENTY/20 – DIVISION 3 FINAL 31 3RD GRADE ONE-DAY CUP FINAL 32 3RD GRADE – FG SIDES MEMORIAL TROPHY FINAL 33

COACHES REPORT 34

FIRST GRADE REPORT 36

SECOND GRADE REPORT 39

THIRD GRADE REPORT 41

FOURTH GRADE REPORT 45

FIFTH GRADE REPORT 48

CLUB RECORDS 50

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS 50 1

ST GRADE 50 Team Records 51 Individual Records 51 Best Partnerships 51 Quickest Century Partnership 51

2ND GRADE 52 Individual Records 52

3RD GRADE 52 Individual Records 52

4TH GRADE 53 Individual Records 53

5TH GRADE 53 Individual Records (Post 2005) 53 Individual Records (Pre 2005) 53

6TH GRADE 54 Individual Records 54

VETERAN’S COMPETITION 54 WOMEN’S 55

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Lynn O’Meara 55 Individual Records 55 Best Partnerships 55 Glenda Hall 55 Individual Records 55 Best Partnerships 55

APPENDIX A – SEASON STATISTICS 56

Editor’s Note:

I would like to thank the following people whose contributions for this report were

invaluable:

Peter Solway, Vinesh Bennett, Matt Harding, Sam Taylor, Adrian Brunker, Michael Frost

and Aaron Thorn.

A full colour copy of this report will be available for downloading from the Club Business

page from our website.

Ron Bates

Club History (Since 1972)

YEAR PATRON PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLUB COACH/

COORDINATOR

1st GRADE

CAPTAIN CLUB CHAMPION

72-73 L McIntyre C Berry L Buckley R Davis R Flockton R Flockton T Waters

73-74 L McIntyre C Berry S McDonald R Davis R Flockton R Flockton B Rogers

74-75 L McIntyre C Berry S McDonald T Waters R Flockton R Flockton R Coffey

75-76 L McIntyre C Berry R Sadler R Davis R Flockton R Flockton C Dooley

76-77 F Nash W McDonald R Sadler R Harding n/a L Buckley R Heading

77-78 F Nash R Hatch S Bailey A Hodgson G Samuels R Heading W Campbell

78-79 F Nash R Hatch S Bailey A Hodgson G Samuels G Samuels W Campbell

79-80 F Nash R Hatch S Bailey D Murphy G Samuels G Samuels N Bulger/C Berry

80-81 F Nash R Hatch S Bailey D Murphy /C Brown G Samuels G Samuels N Bulger

81-82 L Buckley S Bailey R Longmore D Holzhauser G Samuels G Samuels N Bulger

82-83 L Buckley S Bailey/R Hatch R Longmore G Mann G Samuels G Samuels W Campbell

83-84 L Buckley G Samuels M Allen G Mann G Samuels G Samuels M Lynch

84-85 I McNamee G Mann R Carruthers J Solway W Campbell N Bulger Not Awarded

85-86 I McNamee G Mann R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton J Bull

86-87 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton J Bull

87-88 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton M Carruthers

88-89 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton M Frost

89-90 I McNamee P Moon C Ball I Hamill J Bull J Bull P Solway

90-91 I McNamee P Moon J Solway I Hamill J Bull J Bull P Solway

91-92 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway P Solway P Solway N Bulger

92-93 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers J Solway P Solway P Solway J Bull

93-94 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers M Lynch n/a M Frost R Regent

94-95 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers H Greenwell J Bull J Bull N Bulger

95-96 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers H Greenwell S O’Shaughnessy S O’Shaughnessy C Scammell

96-97 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers H Greenwell R Regent R Regent N Bulger

97-98 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers M Lynch R Regent R Regent M Higgs

98-99 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers M Lynch C Hume J Swift J Martin

99-00 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers A King C Hume J Swift J Swift

00-01 I McNamee R Winchester A King S McGlashan C Hume J Swift J Swift

01-02 I McNamee M Frost C Doyle S McGlashan P Nemes M O’Rourke A Heading

02-03 I McNamee M Frost S Cross S McGlashan P Nemes M O’Rourke S Frost

03-04 I McNamee M Frost S Cross S McGlashan P Nemes S Frost G McMahon

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YEAR PATRON PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLUB COACH/

COORDINATOR

1st GRADE

CAPTAIN CLUB CHAMPION

04-05 I McNamee M Frost S Cross S McGlashan P Baker P Coleborne A Heading

05-06 I McNamee M Frost S Cross S McGlashan P Baker A Heading P Jensen

06-07 I McNamee M Frost S Cross P Coleborne P Baker M Higgs M Higgs

07-08 I McNamee I McNamee S Cross G Elliott P Baker M Higgs M Higgs

08-09 I McNamee I McNamee R Bates G Elliott P Solway/M Frost M Higgs J Dean

09-10 I McNamee I McNamee R Bates G Elliott P Solway/J Dean J Dean J Dean/M Higgs

10-11 I McNamee I McNamee R Bates G Elliott P Solway/J Dean J Dean M Higgs

11-12 I McNamee P Solway R Bates G Elliott P Solway A Ayre M Higgs

12-13 I McNamee P Solway R Bates G Elliott T Shiner A Ayre A Ayre/P Coleborne

13-14 I McNamee P Solway R Bates M Harding B Dean B Dean V Dukoski

14-15 I McNamee P Solway R Bates M Harding V Bennett S Taylor P Jensen

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Club Perpetual Awards (Since 1972)

YEAR

Malcolm Allen

Memorial Award

Outstanding

Contribution

Ian McNamee Award

Presidents Trophy

Greg Mann Memorial

Award

Players' Player

Most Promising

Junior Player

(Luke Bush Memorial

Award since 2011)

John Solway

Memorial Award

Spirit of Cricket

Mark Higgs

Medal

72-73

Award first presented in

1986-87

Award first presented in

2003-04

Award first presented in

1990-91

Not Awarded

Award first presented in

2009-10

Award first presented in

2014-15

73-74 Geoff Hague

74-75 Geoff Hague

75-76 Ray Daniel

76-77 Peter Hungerford

77-78 Peter Hungerford

78-79 Not Awarded

79-80 Not Awarded

80-81 Not Awarded

81-82 Not Awarded

82-83 Not Awarded

83-84 Not Awarded

84-85 Stephen Frost

85-86 Colin Corbett

86-87 Neil Bulger Scott Bannerman

87-88 Mark Thornton Geoff McMurray

88-89 Peter Solway Robert Regent

89-90 Ian Hamill Not Awarded

90-91 Ian McNamee Damien Tongs Not Awarded

91-92 Not Awarded Mark Lynch Mark Higgs

92-93 Mark Lynch Michael Nairn Brad Haddin

93-94 Geoff McMurray Phil McMurray Adrian Brunker

94-95 Michael Frost &

Michael Carruthers Stephen Cross Jeremy Eagle

95-96 Greg Dawes Matt Jackson Peter Coleborne

96-97 Simon McLoughlin Hugh Renshaw Adam Hatch

97-98 John Regent Brendan MacNamara Chris Hamill

98-99 Sarah McGlashan Ashley King Lucas James

99-00 Ron McGlashan Michael O'Rourke Steven Hamill

00-01 Ashley King Graham Hannaford Raglan Maddox

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YEAR

Malcolm Allen

Memorial Award

Outstanding

Contribution

Ian McNamee Award

Presidents Trophy

Greg Mann Memorial

Award

Players' Player

Most Promising

Junior Player

(Luke Bush Memorial

Award since 2011)

John Solway

Memorial Award

Spirit of Cricket

Mark Higgs

Medal

01-02 Michael Sargent Snr

& Sarah McGlashan Adam Heading Steve Peios

02-03 Ron McGlashan Dean Stewart Dean Stewart

03-04 Steve Donnelly Ben Gray Dean Mansfield Michael Baker

04-05 Phil Noble Simon Fahey Simon Fahey Em Preston

05-06 Peter Baker Greg Dawes Ben Stensrud Callum Birtles

06-07 Dean Mansfield Kyle Mackay-Laws Peter Solway Em Preston

07-08 Ron Bates Gordon Elliott Con Danassis Jordan McLennan

08-09 James Buckley Greg Dawes Peter Coleborne Dean Solway

09-10 Ian McNamee Peter Solway Adam Heading Luke Bush Lea Hansen

10-11 Peter Solway Stephen Cross Darren Southwell Aaron Ayre Chris Doyle

11-12 Gordon Elliott Ron Bates Vele Dukoski Dean Solway David & Ingrid Ayre

12-13 Stephen Cross Ron Bates Aaron Ayre Lakshmn Shivakkumar Derren & Ratsny Gillespie

13-14 Matt Harding Adrian Brunker Darren Southwell Mark Solway Michael Curtale

& Sam Taylor

14-15 Ratsny Gillespie

& Julie Solway Rohan Ditton Darren Southwell Henry Hunt David Horsfall Ed Barnard

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2014-2015

Management Committee Patron

Mr Ian McNamee

Executive

President Vice President Vice President

Mr Peter Solway Mr Stephen Cross Mr Rohan Ditton

Honorary Secretary Honorary Treasurer

Mr Ron Bates Mr Matthew Harding

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General Committee

Mr Adrian Brunker

Chairman of Selectors Mr Dave Corcoran

Assistant Coach Mr Steve Frost

Mr Derren Gillespie Mr Steve Grocott Mr Chris Howe

Mr Peter Jensen Ms Sarah McGlashan Mr Darren Southwell

Assistant Coach

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Club Captains

1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade

Sam Taylor

Adrian Brunker Peter Solway

3rd Grade (T20) 4th Grade 5th

Grade

Michael Frost

Matt Harding Aaron Thorn

Club Coach

Vinesh Bennett

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Life Members

Jack McNamara* (1960) Frank Nash* (1960) Doug Moore* (1967) Ian Armour (1972) Col Berry (1977) Ray Hatch (1983)

Stephen Bailey (1985) Gary Samuels (1985) John Solway* (1991)

Richard Carruthers (1991) Ian McNamee (2001) Neil Bulger (2001) Michael Frost (2009) Stephen Cross (2009) Peter Solway (2009) Phil Moon (2011)

Stephen Frost (2011) Terry Freebody* (2012)

Winston McDonald (2012) Graeme Alexander (2012)

Lloyd Buckley (2013) Rod Winchester (2013) James Martin (2014)

Ron McGlashan (2014) * Deceased

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Club Sponsors & Supporters

The Queanbeyan District Cricket Club would like to thank the following businesses and

organisations for their support for the 2013-2014 season:

Major Sponsors

Queanbeyan Kangaroo Club Ltd

ARIS Building Services

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Other Sponsors/Supporters

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President’s Report

Season 2014-15 proved to be another successful year for the Queanbeyan District Cricket

Club. All teams making all semi-finals (except for 4th grade narrowly missing the T20 semis)

a tremendous effort, 3 premierships for our mighty 3rd grade team and second in the Club

Championship albeit we will take a moral victory, indicates our club is in a healthy state.

In what was seen as a rebuilding year for our 1st grade, the young guys stepped up and

accepted every challenge thrown at them. Skipper Sammy Taylor did a mighty job leading the

boys to semi-finals in all 3 competitions and has started to build an excellent culture within

the group. We have quality young men right through our Club. We are a Club that is going in

the right direction, we are sustainable, competitive and a Club that enjoys our cricket whilst

creating an environment for our players to learn and improve. As an example of that, it was

great to see club newcomer Henry Hunt make his Futures League debut at the end of the

season and I’d like to think our club has played an important role in assisting Henry in

achieving his goals this season.

Well done also to our other skippers, Adrian Brunker (unlucky to lose all 3 grand finals),

Michael Frost, Matty Harding and Aaron Thorne for the way they lead their teams this season.

Our Freebody Oval cricket facility is one of the best in country Australia and we are very

proud to call it our home.

Our relationship with the Queanbeyan City Council continues to grow from strength to

strength. We have three excellent grounds in our city and it is our hope we can attract

representative carnivals and with that, visitors to our City in years to come. The Town Park

square was re-laid this season thanks to the support of John Barilaro (Member for Monaro)

and the Council. A sincere thank you Queanbeyan City Council staff for their ongoing

assistance.

I would like to acknowledge our curator Greg Dawes for the excellent job he has done on the

grounds now for a number of years. We’d love him to continue in the role however he says he

is moving on so if that is the case Dawesy our Club would like to thank you for your efforts.

The committees challenge now is to maintain and further improve our facilities to keep

Queanbeyan the best place to play cricket in the district.

Thank you to all of our sponsors this season. We could not function in the way we have now

for a number of years without your support. In particular I’d like to thank our major sponsors,

the Kangaroos Club. Thanks also to ARIS and Coates Hire for their support and to our

growing list of minor sponsors. I encourage everyone to get behind and support our sponsors

whenever possible.

I would like to acknowledge our Committee for the work that is done and meetings that are

attended for our club to run as smoothly as it does. Great job by Vice Presidents, Stephen

Cross and Rohan Ditton, Secretary Ron Bates, Treasurer Matty Harding, and our general

committee of Dave Corcoran, Adrian Brunker, Peter Jensen, Steve Grocott, Derren Gillespie,

Darren Southwell, Stephen Frost, Chris Howe and Sarah McGlashan.

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Our Club is also extremely fortunate to have the support of mums and dads, wives and

girlfriends around the pavilion. We would not be able to operate the way we do without your

support. There are too many to list but we can’t thank you enough.

This season was the first occasion we awarded the Mark Higgs Medal. Mark is arguably the

finest cricketer our club has produced and this award is an excellent recognition of Mark’s

career. The award was for the best first grade player in all formats for the season and was

voted on by two of our life members. Congratulations to our overseas player, Ed Barnard, for

winning the inaugural award.

This season we also introduced perpetual awards for batting and bowling through the grades,

which I believe is an excellent initiative. These have replaced individual trophies and will be

hung in our pavilion. The trophies have been named after prominent past and present

Queanbeyan players from that grade and it is great that most of them were at our presentation

night to present the awards for the first time.

Last but not least, a big thank you to my wife, Julie, for her support throughout the season at

the clubhouse and in my role as President of our Club.

Peter Solway

President

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Secretary’s Report

Well another season has come and gone and while we have not scaled the heady heights from

recent years, it was still a very successful season by any measure.

All teams made the semis of all competitions (with the exception of our Div 4 team who

narrowly missed out). Third grade had a stellar year with taking out the Triple Crown (Two-

day Premiers, One-day Cup winners and T20 Div 3 Cup winners) this was followed by 2nd

grade being the Triple Crown runners up (made the final of all 3 competitions). All this

contributed to the club just missing out on the Club Championship.

From an individual's perspective, there were great performances all round. 14 Centuries were

scored this season of which 10 players scored their maiden centuries for the club (Henry

Hunt, Jordan Hedington, Kel Evans, Michael Gilshenan, Phil Moore, Ed Barnard, Chris

Russo, Mark Solway, Jezza Macdonald and Micah Manners). We also had 7 players in the

nervous 90's as well.

With the ball Darren Southwell had a stellar season which included taking 5 wickets in an

innings twice as well as 10 wickets in a match. All up we had bowlers take 5 wickets in an

innings 16 times. Congrats also to Finley Hollyhead for his first Hat Trick for the club.

We were also well represented at the Association Awards with Peter Jensen being awarded

the Dene Moore Medal (4th grade player of the year) and Phil Moore winning the 3rd grade

batting award.

I would also acknowledge two players from our club, Vinesh Bennett (Australian Open

Team) and Wade Burrows (Australian U/18 Team) who were both part of the victorious

Australian Indoor Cricket teams which won their respective Indoor Cricket World Cups in

Wellington.

I would also like to congratulation the following players for achieving personal milestones

this season. I would like to add a special note that Sam Taylor passed 100 1st grade matches

as well.

Matches Runs Wickets

Peter Solway 315 Peter Solway 9585 Jim Martin 548

Simon Fahey 254 Mark Higgs 6039 Darren Southwell 412

John Fern 207 Peter Jensen 5028 John Fern 322

Dave Corcoran 159 Dean Solway 3387 Peter Jensen 253

Aaron Thorn 158 Adrian Brunker 2574 Troy Drayton 170

Michael Medved 114 Phil Moore 2317 Sam Taylor 117

Jeremy Macdonald 110 Aaron Thorn 2015 Alex Page 104

Mark Solway 108 Sam Taylor 1455 Dave Corcoran 100

Troy Drayton 106 Vish Singh 1384

Sam Taylor 104 Jeremy Macdonald 1325

Josh Gregory 104 Josh Gregory 1258

Mick Elliott 1129

Mark Solway 1086

Chris Russo 1025

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Thanks to the hard work of the committee and in particular Rohan Ditton and Matt Harding,

the club introduced a new playing strip which for the first time included training gear. It was

well received and certainly added another level of professionalism in the club.

This season also saw the club undertake a long overdue major refurbishment of the Town

Park wicket. This was made possible by a grant from NSW Government thanks to the work

of local member, John Barilaro, the efforts and support of the Queanbeyan council and finally

the generosity of the Junior Club committee to whom the grant was originally aimed at.

To this end, I would like to acknowledge the ongoing support that is provided to the club

Queanbeyan Mayor, Tim Overall and from the staff of Queanbeyan City Council. It is great to

know that they are always ready to provide assistance whenever it was required.

In January, Freebody Park was chosen to be the venue for the Cricket World Cup tour and it

was a very successful day indeed. A lot of local children turned up to be part of the coaching

clinics that were run. We also managed to persuade a lot of former cricketers to again done

their whites for a T20 match.

The match was played between a Queanbeyan Invitational XI captained by Peter Solway and

an ACT Invitational XI, captained by Murray Radcliffe.

The match featured current and former Queanbeyan players – Steve Frost, Michael

Carruthers, Mark Steele, Tony Wynd, John Bull, Roger Cuscheri, Dom DiCampli, Michael

Kennedy, Simon Mann and Ian Black.

The ACT side had former stars like Greg Irvine, Paul Nemes, Ken McLeod, Evan Kellar,

Craig Henderson, Rob Regent, Michael Dawn, Graeme Bush, Steve Smith and Nick

McClintock.

Apart from all the players who participated, I would like to thank Bill Ruse and Derren

Gillespie for volunteering their time to officiate. Well done to all.

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During the year, the club was honoured to be chosen as the venue to commemorate the 200th

First grade match for both Bill Ruse and Terry Keel.

Bill and Terry and "The Cake"

Ratsny Gillespie did the club proud by baking a special 'cricket' cake for the day.

Off Field

The past season saw the club continuing to acknowledge the accomplishments of past and

present members by bestowing Life Membership on James Martin and Ron McGlashan at our

AGM.

I would like to congratulate Peta and Matt Harding on the birth of their first child, Finnegan

Thomas Harding.

I would also like to thank our "Ladies Auxiliary", particularly Julie Solway and Ratsny

Gillespie for the work they do around the club. I know that the 1st grade lads love the lunches

they put together for every home game.

I would also like to thank our scorers – Liam Baker and Peta Harding for doing a great job

throughout the season.

I would also like to acknowledge and to thank the work that firstly Josh Matic and then Steph

Kohler (Queanbeyan Age) did during the season. This effort ensures that the club is at the

forefront of sports news each week.

Also helping keep the club in the public domain, I would also like to thank Pete ‘Nook’

Newham for allowing me to present the Bluebags Review as part of his weekly sports show

on Queanbeyan 96.7 FM every Friday evening.

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The Annual Dinner and Awards Presentation Night was again a great night and

congratulations go to all the award recipients. I would like to again thank Josh "Chow-Dog"

Sands and Sam "Tubbsy" Taylor for the fantastic job they did as Master of Ceremonies.

It was great to see club stalwarts such as Mark Higgs, Col Berry, Phil Moon and Winston

McDonald in attendance on the night to present the new perpetual awards named in their

honour. It was also pleasing to see Tim Overall, John Gallop and his partner Judith Breen,

taking time out of their busy schedule to join us on the night.

I would also like to acknowledge the efforts of the organising committee of Rohan Ditton and

Michael Frost. Thanks to all involved.

The club’s Annual Golf Day was another success, with good numbers in attendance. However

we were a bit light on helpers on the day, which we need to address for next year's event.

On a sad note however, the cricket community was shocked with the passing of Phil Hughes

during the season. The club provided a fitting tribute to Phil and his family with all teams

having a minute's silence before the start of matches.

(The image of Phil Hughes courtesy of the Canberra Times)

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The Future

Thanks to efforts of people like Ian McNamee, the club's future looks good and as a result the

Queanbeyan City Council offered the club a 20 year license on the pavilion, which we have

duly accepted and have signed off on.

Thanks to the support of Tim Overall, the Council has agreed to rename Freebody 2 to The

Neil Bulger Oval, which is a long overdue tribute to "Legend". There will be an official

naming ceremony just prior to the start of the new season.

I also see a prosperous future for the club on the field with a number of youngsters in the

lower grades ready to take that next step on their path to first grade.

Ron Bates

Honorary Secretary

Committee Meeting Attendance Register

Name No Meetings Attendance Apology

Peter Solway 9 9

Ron Bates 9 9

Matt Harding 9 9

Stephen Cross 9 8 1

Rohan Ditton 9 9

Adrian Brunker 9 8 1

Dave Corcoran 9 5 3

Stephen Frost 9 8 1

Derren Gillespie 9 6 3

Steve Grocott 9 8 1

Chris Howe 9 5 4

Peter Jensen 9 4 4

Sarah McGlashan 9 2 5

Darren Southwell 9 8

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Treasurer’s Report

The 2014/15 season saw the club turn its financial performance around from last season’s

$1000 loss to a profit of almost $9000 profit for the season.

Revenues totalled approximately $117,000 which was an increase of $29,000 on last season.

The increase can be attributed to the release of the club’s new clothing, which resulted in an

increase of $18,000; an additional $6,000 in sponsorship came in courtesy of several new

sponsors committing to the club for the next three seasons; and an increase of $4,000 in

fundraising through social events and the operation of the pavilion fridge.

Expenses totalled approximately $108,000 which was an increase of $20,000 on last season

which was due to the increase in costs for our new clothing. Whilst the club was able to

reduce the following expenses - playing equipment, coaching, match hosting and social

functions - this was neutralised by increases of the following expenses – Cricket ACT

charges, administration expenses and curating costs.

Social functions for the club included our two major fundraising events during the season -

the Trivia Night in November and the annual Golf Day before Easter with both events being

well attended. An added event this season was the Homeground Cricket Tour held at

Freebody Oval in the lead up to the ICC World Cup, which also bought in some unsuspected

revenue. This event included activities for kids and culminated in a T20 game featuring the

ACT Old Boys vs Queanbeyan Old Boys which was broadcast live by QBN FM, and allowed

spectators to concurrently watch both that game and the live feed of the Australia vs England

ODI match.

The club's Balance Sheet at 31 May 2015 reflects a strong position with approximately

$63,000 in net assets, which will allow the management committee the opportunity to invest

further in playing and ground equipment for future seasons.

The club's major assets include the site screens and the new Ezi-cover with a combined

capitalised value of $13,900; clothing inventory of $8,800; and cash balances of

approximately $38,000.

Thanks go to:

Peter Solway for liaising with sponsors and securing match hosting income

Ron Bates for collecting monies from players and managing the procurement of

playing equipment

Stephen Cross for his continued assistance with sourcing fridge stock and manning the

bar for several social functions, after match drinks and match hosting events during

the year

Rohan Ditton for organising the clothing and the procurement of the Ezi-cover

All management committee members as well as the many others who have organised,

managed or assisted with the activities conducted by the club.

Lastly thanks to my wife Peta for providing assistance and allowing me the time needed to

fulfil my treasurer commitments.

Matt Harding

Honorary Treasurer

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Major Award Winners

Mark Higgs Medal

Queanbeyan Kangaroos

Football Club

Club Champion Trophy

John Solway

Spirit of Cricket Award

Ed Barnard Peter Jensen Dave Horsfall

McNamee and Partners

President’s Award

Malcolm Allen

Memorial Trophy

Clubperson of the Year

Luke Bush Memorial

Trophy

Outstanding Junior

Rohan Ditton Ratsny Gillespie

& Julie Solway

Henry Hunt

Greg Mann Memorial

Trophy

Player's Player

Neil Bulger Trophy

1st Grade Batting Award

Garry Samuels Trophy

1st Grade Bowling Award

Darren Southwell Dean Solway Ed Barnard

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Rod Winchester Shield

2nd Grade Batting Award

Phil Moon Shield

2nd Grade Bowling Award

Lloyd Buckley Shield

3rd Grade Batting Award

Vish Singh Darren Southwell Peter Solway

Graeme Alexander Shield

3rd Grade Bowling Award

Stephen Cross Shield

4th Grade Batting Award

Winston McDonald Shield

4th Grade Bowling Award

Tyler Van Luin Peter Jensen Peter Jensen

James Martin Shield

5th Grade Batting Award

Ron McGlashan Shield

5th Grade Bowling Award

Micah Manners Jim Martin

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Individual Achievements

Batting

Bowling

Outstanding Achievements

1st Grade:

Dean Solway

2nd Grade:

Vish Singh

3rd Grade:

Phil Moore (agg)

Peter Solway (ave)

4th Grade:

Peter Jensen

5th Grade:

Aaron Thorn (agg)

Micah Manners (ave)

1st Grade:

Ed Barnard

2nd Grade:

Yadwinder Prince (agg)

Darren Southwell (ave)

3rd Grade:

Jay Ludwig (agg)

Tyler Van Luin (ave)

4th Grade:

Peter Jensen

5th Grade:

John Fern (agg)

Jim Martin (ave)

Centurions:

Henry Hunt – 148

Jordan Hedington – 133

Kel Evans – 123*

Michael Gilshenan – 121* & 114

Peter Solway – 113*

Phil Moore – 105

Vish Singh – 105

Ed Barnard – 105

Micah Manners – 105

Chris Russo – 102

Jeremy Macdonald – 102

Mark Solway – 100

10 wkts Match:

Darren Southwell – 11/38

5 wkts Innings:

Darren Southwell – 9/20 & 5/63

Jim Martin – 6/11

Yawindar Prince – 6/21 & 5/15

Peter Jensen – 6/23, 6/76 & 5/18

Jay Ludwig – 6/89

John Fern – 5/8 & 5/17

Nathan Corby – 5/11 & 5/32

Tyler Van Luin – 5/12

Vinesh Bennett – 5/35

Ben Izzard – 5/80

Hat Tricks

Finley Hollyhead

The Nervous 90’s Phil Moore – 99 (not out) & 90 (not out)

Kel Evans – 97

Mark Higgs – 96

Matthew Harding – 94 (not out)

Micah Manners – 94

Vish Singh – 91

Lakshmn Shivakkumar - 90

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2013-2014 Club Performances

Top 10 Batting Performances (across all grades and ranked on total runs)

Player Mat Inn NO Runs HS Ave 50’s 100’s

1 Moore, Philip 23 22 4 775 105 43.06 6 1

2 Singh, Vishavjit T 19 20 2 601 105 33.39 3 1

3 Solway, Dean 20 21 4 586 74* 34.47 3 0

4 Shivakkumar, Lakshmn 18 18 1 572 90 33.65 4 0

5 Elliott, Mick 22 21 2 546 119* 28.74 3 1

6 Jensen, Peter 19 18 3 543 80* 36.20 5 0

7 Gilshenan, Michael S 21 17 1 517 121* 32.31 0 2

8 Hunt, Henry 16 16 1 512 148 34.13 3 1

9 Russo, Chris 21 22 2 494 102 24.70 2 1

10 Taylor, Sam 20 18 2 479 56 29.94 1 0

Top 10 Bowling Performances (across all grades and ranked on total wickets)

Player Mat O M W R Ave B/B 5Wi 10Wm

1 Prince, Yadwinder 24 218.2 33 43 748 17.40 6/21 2 0

2 Jensen, Peter 19 204 57 42 530 12.62 6/23 3 0

3 Southwell, Darren J 18 194.2 44 39 547 14.03 9/20 2 1

4 Corby, Nathan N 17 209.2 40 38 665 17.50 5/11 2 0

5 Fern, John 15 106.2 25 32 297 9.28 5/8 2 0

6 Graham, William 20 170.5 35 32 508 15.88 3/29 0 0

7 Barnard, Edward G 19 168.2 28 32 612 19.13 4/24 0 0

8 Ludwig, Jay 23 184 33 32 637 19.91 6/89 1 0

9 Van Luin, Tyler 23 113.4 22 29 361 12.45 5/12 1 0

10 Drayton, Troy 13 96 20 28 224 8.00 4/10 0 0

Top 10 All-Round Performances (across all grades and ranked on runs & wickets & fielding)

Player Runs HS Ave Wkts Ave B/B Fielding

1 Jensen, Peter 543 80* 36.2 42 12.62 6/23 5c, 1ro

2 Barnard, Ed 439 105 24.39 32 19.13 4/24 10c, 1ro

3 Taylor, Sam 479 56 29.94 27 25.89 4/34 7c, 1ro

4 Gilshenan, Michael 517 121* 32.31 18 23.67 3/23 5c, 2ro

5 Van Luin, Tyler 389 78 27.79 29 12.45 5/12 8c, 2ro

6 Ludwig, Jay 241 35 15.06 32 19.91 6/89 8c

7 Manners, Micah 447 105 34.38 8 24.00 3/14 8c,1r

8 Fahey, Simon 353 57 22.06 16 32.19 4/35 1c

9 Grocott, Matt 368 85 30.77 10 39.60 2/15 4c

10 Martin, James 217 34 27.13 26 7.92 6/11 3c

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Keeping and Fielding Records (all grades)

Player

Catches

(fielder)

Catches

(WK)

Stumpings Run Outs Total

1 Medved, Michael 28 6 34

2 Howe, Christopher 16 11 27

3 Evans, Kel 24 1 25

4 Moore, Brad 16 5 21

5 Horsfall, David 16 1 17

6 Page, Alex 15 15

7 Harding, Matt 10 3 13

8 Solway, Peter 10 2 12

9 Barnard, Ed 10 1 11

10 Solway, Dean 9 1 10

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Player Milestones Matches

500

Michael Frost (533)

300

Graeme Alexander (390) Stephen Frost (376) Stephen Cross (343)

James Martin (320) Ron McGlashan (316) Peter Solway (315)

200

Peter Coleborne (254) Simon Fahey (254) Jack McNamara (243)

Darren Southwell (242) Michael Carruthers (239) Colin Crouch (236)

Mark Lynch (230) John Bull (228) Neil Bulger (221)

Ray Hatch (219) Rodney Winchester (211) John Fern (207)

150

Mark Higgs (196) Ian Hamill (193) Col Berry (191)

Dean Mansfield (191) Dean Southwell (191) Wayne Campbell (189)

Peter Jensen (189) Geoff McMurray (188) Adrian Brunker (187)

Winston McDonald (186) Adam Heading (185) Geoff Woods (182)

Vele Dukoski (180) Andrew Bull (178) Rohan Ditton (178)

Robert Regent (175) Dom DiCampli (175) John Regent (174)

Brendan MacNamara (174) Peter Newham (171) Steve Bailey (169)

Graham Hannaford (169) Daniel Quinn (166) Dean Moore (164)

Damien Tongs (164) Ben Stensrud (164) Anthony Wynd (162)

Scott Bannerman (160) Chris Doyle (160) Dave Corcoran (159)

Aaron Thorn (158) Raglan Maddox (156) Vince Bulger (154)

David Bourke (151) Alan Hodgson (151)

100

Simon Mann (148) Ian Black (146) Dean Solway (146)

Michael Nairn (145) Robert Farquharson (144) Michael Stachow (143)

Ryan Collier (143) Terry Freebody (142) William Carters (142)

Jackson Matt (142) Marty Frost (142) Phillip Moore (142)

Victor Forbes (139) Geoff McMahon (138) Mick Kelly (138)

Christopher Howe (138) Les Coffey (137) Lloyd Buckley (133)

Rick Dibitonto (132) A Clark (132) Keith Norton (131)

Nathan Reid (130) Chris Hamill (128) Robert Warren (128)

Phil Higgs (127) John Kelly (127) Paul Wylks (123)

Greg Dawes (123) Paul Kowal (123) Alan Bailey (119)

Adam Wade (119) Colin Imrie (116) Dave Hughes (115)

Chris Henry (114) Michael Medved (114) John Duros (113)

David Wenning (113) Les Manwaring (112) Jono Dean (112)

Tony Bray (110) Michael Sargent (110) Jeremy Macdonald (110)

Geoff Hague (109) Simon McLoughlin (108) Fred Wilton (108)

Mark Solway (108) Jeremy Bannerman (107) Robby Davis (106)

Troy Drayton (106) Lea Hansen (105) Sam Taylor (104)

Josh Gregory (104) Ray Heading (103) Chris Hart (102)

Dave Sargent (102) Warren Forbes (100) Steve Hamill (100)

Note: For those who use MyCricket, please be aware that due to an inconsistency in the generating of

reports, in some cases MyCricket stats incorrectly include abandoned matches.

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Runs 10,000

Michael Frost (12346)

9,000

Peter Solway (9585)

8,000

Stephen Frost (8810)

7,000

Neil Bulger (7911) Peter Coleborne (7037)

6,000

Mark Higgs (6039)

5,000

John Bull (5993) Stephen Cross (5934) Simon Fahey (5742)

Peter Jensen (5028)

4,000

Graeme Alexander (4904) Rod Winchester (4843) Jono Dean (4828)

Terry Freebody (4799) James Martin (4729) Adam Heading (4407)

Michael Carruthers (4087)

3,000

Rob Regent (3979) Dean Mansfield (3475) Rohan Ditton (3421)

Dean Solway (3387) Dom DiCampli (3292) Clarrie Hincksman (3286)

David Corcoran (3276) Vele Dukoski (3246) Jack McNamara (3210)

Frank Nash (3190) Graham Hannaford (3088) Ian Hamill (3015)

2,500

A Clarke (2927) John Fern (2924) Wayne Campbell (2900)

Vince Bulger (2703) Geoff Woods (2667) Ben Stensrud (2657)

Jason Swift (2635) Peter Newham (2620) Adrian Brunker (2574)

Stephen Bailey (2570) Keith Norton (2553) Aaron Ayre (2547)

Ron McGlashan (2587) Ray Hatch (2538) Raglan Maddox (2509)

Simon Mann (2524)

2,000

Ray Heading (2415) Andrew Bull (2349) Daniel Quinn (2334)

Les Manwaring (2325) Phillip Moore (2317) Greg Dawes (2305)

Tony Wynd (2266) Ian Black (2236) Geoff McMurray (2262)

Neville Croker (2224) John Regent (2151) David Bourke (2086)

Clarrie Gribble (2002) Aaron Thorn (2015)

1,500

Blake Dean (1937) Laks Shivakkumar (1907) Marty Frost (1846)

Mal Wheeler (1808) Ian Armour (1765) Tom O’Connor (1586)

Matt Harding (1503)

1,000

(current players only)

Sam Taylor (1455) Vish Singh (1384) Jeremy Macdonald (1325)

Josh Gregory (1258) Mick Elliott (1129) Mark Solway (1086)

Chris Russo (1026)

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Wickets

500

James Martin (548) Mark Lynch (526)

400

Ron McGlashan (487) Graeme Alexander (477) Frank Nash (416)

Darren Southwell (412) John Bull (401)

350

Colin Crouch (386) Neil Bulger (384) Mark Higgs (376)

Tom O’Connor (366)

300

Alan Hodgson (329) Scott Bannerman (311) Dean Southwell (311)

John Fern (322)

200

Stephen Frost (266) Winston McDonald (243) Peter Newham (223)

Dean White (219) Phil Moon (219) Vince Bulger (218)

Will Rogers (211) Peter Jensen (253)

150

Simon Mann (199) Simon Fahey (198) Adam Heading (189)

Ian Black (176) Vele Dukoski (176) Troy Drayton (170)

Lea Hansen (169) Clarrie Gribble (154)

100

(current players only)

Mark Solway (142) Rohan Ditton (132) Michael Frost (121)

Sam Taylor (117) Alex Page (104) Dave Corcoran (100)

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Representative Honours

& Special Awards

Indoor Cricket World Cup (Men’s Open): Vinesh Bennett

Indoor Cricket World Cup (Men’s U/20's): Wade Burrows

ACT Comets (Futures League): Dean Solway, Henry Hunt

U/ 19 ACT Representatives (Men): Henry Hunt

ACT U/15's Schools Representatives (Men): Sid Girish

ACT Over 60's –

National Seniors Cricket Championships:

Jim Martin, Ron Bates

ACT Rockets: Vinesh Bennett

3rd Grade Batting Award: Phil Moore

Dene Moore Medal:

(4th grade Player of the Year)

Peter Jensen

CACT Lord Taverner's Volunteers Award: Adrian Brunker, Darren Southwell

50 Years Service to Cricket: Colvin Berry, James Martin

Col Berry receiving his 50 years Service Award from Justice John Gallop and

James Martin receiving his 50 years Service Award from club Secretary, Ron Bates

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Scorecards Twenty/20 – Division 3 Final

Queanbeyan vs Monaro DCA

Venue: Freebody 1 Date: 14 December 2014

Toss: Queanbeyan

Umpires: Anthony Dolin & Kumar Jeyakkumar

Monaro DCA

Batsman How Out Runs FOW

C Khoury (c) c Forbes b Ditton 3 8

M Moxon c Ludwig b Knowles 16 22

Z Smith c Horsfall b Ditton 22 44

L Johnson b Forbes 0 30

M Hynes (w) c Forbes b Hollyhead 29 110

E Hogan run out (Solway) 5 62

L Redmond b Ludwig 37 126

M Clarke b Ludwig 0 112

S Walsh c Forbes b Hollyhead 3 126

A O'Keeffe b Ludwig 0 127

K Khoury not out 0

J Parkin dnb

Sundries: (0b, 5lb, 6w, 0nb) 11

Total : (19.4 Overs) 127

Bowling

J Knowles 2-0-1-16, R Ditton 3-0-2-24, B Forbes 4-0-1-21, S Frost 4-0-0-26,

F Hollyhead 4-0-2-21, J Ludwig 2.4-0-3-14

Queanbeyan

Batsman How Out Runs FOW

M Frost (c) c O’Keeffe b Parkin 24 55

L McLennan b Hogan 20 48

P Moore b Hogan 20 85

T Van Luin not out 30

D Horsfall (w) b Smith 7 105

J Ludwig b Smith 0 105

P Solway not out 10

S Frost dnb

R Ditton dnb

B Forbes dnb

J Knowles dnb

F Hollyhead dnb

Sundries: (0b, 8lb, 10w, 0nb) 18

Total (18.2 overs) 5 wkts for 129

Bowling

L Redman 0.1-0-0-5, M Moxon 0.5-0-0-2, A O’Keeffe 4-0-0-34, M Clarke 2-0-0-16,

E Hogan 4-0-2-32, J Parkin 4-0-1-24, Z Smith 3.2-0-2-17

Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 5 wickets

Player of the Match: Tyler Van Luin

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3rd Grade One-day Cup Final Queanbeyan vs Western District UC

Venue: Freebody 1 Date: 19/01/2015

Toss: Queanbeyan

Umpires: Dinusah Bandara & Kumar Jeyakkumar

Queanbeyan

Batsman How Out Runs FOW

M Frost c Marshall b Harrison 81 110

P Moore (w) c Smith b Marshall 1 2

G Cross c & b Harrison 25 110

J Ludwig c Lillepruun b Wightman 28 150

W Burrowes c Veitch b Wightman 59 261

S Frost c Lillepruun b Wightman 20 187

P Solway (c) lbw O'Sullivan 32 237

S Mann c Lillepruun b Wightman 7 246

S Lee not out 5

T Van Luin b O'Sullivan 1

J Brown not out 2

R Ditton dnb

Sundries: (0b, 0lb, 5w, 0nb) 5

Total: (45 Overs) 9 wkts for 266

Bowling

L O'Sullivan 9-0-2-46, E Marshall 6-0-1-40, J Harrison 9-0-2-56, H Peachey 3-0-0-39

M Veitch 9-0-0-49, S Wightman 9-0-4-36

West’s ANU

Batsman How Out Runs FOW

C Lillepruun (c) c & b Ludwig 117 190

J Bush run out (Solway) 11 45

J Smith (w) c Ludwig b Van Luin 18 92

S Jaffry b Brown 25 151

D Wickham st Moore b Ludwig 2 154

M Cosgrave c Van Luin b Brown 4 171

S Wightman b Brown 11 205

L O'Sullivan c Van Luin b Ludwig 9 211

H Peachey c Brown b Ludwig 9 228

M Veitch c Van Luin b Brown 10 231

J Harrison not out 2

E Marshall dnb

Sundries: (0b, 4lb, 7w, 1nb) 12

Total : (44 Overs) 231

Bowling

S Mann 4 -0-0-13, R Ditton 7-0-0-36, G Cross 6 0-0-29, S Frost 6-0-0-33,

T Van Luin 4-0-1-27, J Ludwig 8-0-4-47, J Brown8-0-4-41

Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 35 runs

Player of the Match: M Frost

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3rd Grade – FG Sides Memorial Trophy Final Queanbeyan vs Western Districts UC

Venue: Freebody 1 Date: 21/03 & 22/03/2015

Toss: West's

Umpires: Mark Ferris & Andrew Crozier

Western Districts UC

Batsman How Out Runs FOW

D Wickham c & b Knowles 3 18

C Lillepruun (c) b Watts 52 88

M Earl c Van Luin b Brown 15 51

S Jaffry c Horsfall b Brown 8 75

J Smith (w) b Van Luin 12 117

M Cosgrave b Cross 17 117

J Boyle c Van Luin b Brown 63 207

L O'Sullivan run out (Watts) 13 161

M Veitch b Brown 10 214

H Peachey not out 11

J Harrison b Watts 1 221

J Topping dnb

Sundries (7b, 2lb, 3w, 4nb) 16

Total : (67.3 Overs) 221

Bowling

J Lees 11-5-0-19, J Knowles 10-0-1-34, B Watts 15.3-2-2-44, J Brown 12-1-4-49,

J Ludwig 8-3-0-26, G Cross 5-1-1-20, T Van Luin 6-2-1-20

Queanbeyan

Batsman How Out Runs FOW

M Elliott not out 119

P Moore not out 90

G Cross dnb

J Ludwig dnb

T Van Luin dnb

D Horsfall (w) dnb

P Solway (c) dnb

M Frost dnb

J Lees dnb

J Brown dnb

B Watts dnb

J Knowles dnb

Extras (5b, 3lb, 0w, 5nb) 13

Total: (65.4 overs) 0 wkts for 222

Bowling

L O'Sullivan 14-2-0-48, J Topping 10-1-0-50, H Peachey 8.4-2-0-29, J Harrison 18-9-0- 23,

M Veitch 11-3-0- 48, J Smith 4-0-0-16

Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 10 wickets

Player of the Match: Mick Elliott

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Coaches Report

The 2014/15 season was a positive one for the Queanbeyan Cricket Club. Three titles were

won – Third grade were champions in the two-day, one-day and T20 competitions.

Premierships are very difficult to win and congratulations must be given to all players who

participated in these successful teams.

At the start of the year, we had three clear objectives.

Allow players to improve and take ownership of the club.

Inclusion across all grades.

Enjoy what we do.

Looking back on the year, I believe we achieved these during the majority of the season.

Players improved their games and the statistics displayed this. Third grade won premierships

and the other four sides dominated at times during the season. Our social functions and

celebrations were well supported. The way all members of our group got involved was a

credit to the club. It is always great watching people have fun and celebrate individual and

team success.

First grade had a positive year. Viewed as re-building year, new standards were created and

owned by the players. Their season may not have seen any titles being won however all

players who represented First grade this year achieved self-belief and a new expectation for

next season. Sam Taylor in his first year as Captain did a great job. His team was made up of

young, up and coming Queanbeyan players that saw the emergence of Henry Hunt and Ed

Barnard. Making the finals in all three formats and the grand final in T20 was a great

achievement.

Second grade had a year of “so close but so far”. They may not have won a premiership but

they produced performances that enabled individuals to push for higher honours. During the

season they dominated certain games and in others they unfortunately didn’t achieve their

usual high standards.

Adrian Brunker lead the side well and with his focus on “doing the simple things right”

forged the team into three grand finals. Each player who played in Second grade did so with

great enthusiasm. Some amazing milestones were achieved by players throughout the season,

which also adds to what was a season of missed opportunity but one that creates a hunger to

do better in 2015/16 season.

Third grade were well lead by Peter Solway. Their year was very successful, winning all three

premierships. Many players achieved great milestones this season. It is a credit to Peter for

being able to ensure that every week strong outcomes were achieved. Their performances

were outstanding. Congratulations to all Third grade players. It is important to highlight that

the players in Third grade should be looking to achieve higher honours next season. This will

strengthen our club from the top and down through the grades.

Fourth grade followed a similar path to Second grade…..a season that showed so much

potential only to have the opportunities missed. Lead by Matt Harding, Fourth grade reached

the semi-final of the two-day competition and the final of the one-day competition. The one-

day grand final saw the team in a dominant position, only to have the game called off and

replayed due to wet weather. The grand final was replayed the following week seeing Wests

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prevail. Like Third grade, players from this season must be looking for higher honours and

attendance to training is key to further the players’ aspirations.

Fifth grade - this team is just so consistent. Some fantastic club stalwarts and legends,

enjoying each other's company is what the game of cricket is about. This team is great starting

point for the young guys starting in grade cricket or wanting some experience while school

cricket takes a break. This season was on track until the grand final qualifier and to be fair this

result didn’t reflect what the season was about.

In regards to Queanbeyan individuals and higher honours:

Dean Solway and Henry Hunt played in the Comets futures league team.

Congratulations to both.

The future - the club is in great hands and with youthful and talented players coming through

the grades, Queanbeyan Cricket Club can expect success again next season. Our pre-season

and consistent availability is vital to ensure this success. First grade need to set team goals in

preference to a general outcome. Individuals can also benefit from goal setting.

Coaching the Queanbeyan Cricket Club has been an inspiring experience. As a coach you

don’t always get it right but it is a great feeling to know that you have the support of the club

when planning and executing your strategies. The support I have been given by all people at

the club has been outstanding. As I have said before, our facilities are first class and the

commitment of all involved is highly noteworthy. The Queanbeyan Cricket Club is a great

place to play and learn the game of cricket.

My thanks must go to the following people:

Assistant Coaches – Colin Crouch, Darren Southwell and Peter Solway. I would like to thank

you all for the terrific support and your work throughout the year. You all have insightful

knowledge and are very experienced cricket people. This provides a very positive impact on

the Queanbeyan playing group. Also, special thanks to Peter Solway who also played a key

role ensuring this group were heading in the right direction

Captains: First grade – Sam Taylor, Second grade – Adrian Brunker, Third grade - Peter

Solway, Fourth grade - Matt Harding, Fifth grade - Aaron Thorn.

Ron Bates for his total professionalism and attention to detail that is the envy of Canberra

Cricket.

Team Selectors: Adrian Brunker (Chairman of Selectors), Sam Taylor, Peter Solway, Matt

Harding and Michael Frost.

Finally to the family and friends who support us every week.

Vinesh Bennett

Senior Club Coach

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First Grade Report Konica Cup

Runners Up

Back row: C Russo, G Gillespie, M Grocott, A Page, E Barnard, H Hunt, S Taylor (capt)

Middle row: M Medved, L Shivakkumar, M Solway, D Solway

Front: S Fahey

It was dubbed the rebuild/struggle season for Queanbeyan First Grade side, a mass exodus of

the clubs created “superstars” had taken place during the off season. The team that was going

to be assembled was only going to be a bunch of young blokes learning the game, and would

struggle to match it with the big boys of the grade Competition.

T20 was where this young team was most expected to fall over. However it was the first final

series the boys would play, a highlight being blowing Western Creek off the park in the Semi

Final. Special mention going to Lakshmn Shivakkumar who produced the innings of his short

career and one of the best innings seen in the ACT in recent times. Unfortunately First Grade

were beaten in the Semi- Final by Norths, but it lit the flame of belief and screamed out to the

rest of the competition that this young team was no push over.

One Day Cricket then was the next focus for the team and again the boys were more than up

to standard. Ed Barnard the overseas player brought in lead from the front, especially with the

ball, always managing to jag a wicket when needed or piling on the pressure for the break to

come shortly from the other end. Unfortunately for the boys disappointment was met in the

Semi Final, failing to chase down West-UC’s total on a very unpredictable pitch batting

second.

Two Day Cricket was the final challenge for the boys to tackle. After not scoring under 300 in

all two day games and the team celebrating Mark Solway’s maiden Queanbeyan First Grade

100, the underdogs had turned into slight competition favourites. But a hard loss to Eastlake

the game before the finals, losing Eddie Barnard to rep commitments back home and a slight

lack of experience, proved too much and First Grade sadly ended up going down to Wests

again in the Semi Final. An under serving end to what was all in all a fantastic year for not

only first grade but as a collective club.

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2014/15 was easily the most enjoyable season to date at the club. A special mention to all

volunteers, Greg Dawes with the pitch, Ratsny and Julie in the kitchen, Liam Baker for

scoring, Ron Bates for the ridiculous hours he puts in behind the scenes, all committee

members and general supporters of the club First Grade thanks you immensely.

Looking ahead to the 2015/16 season it looks incredibly positive, with the fire in the belly

from defeat of last year, an incredible crop of young talent at the club to pick from and a wide

range of experience and brains trust at the club, Queanbeyan is destined to bring in a truck

load of silverware in my opinion

Can’t wait and looking forward to seeing you all a pre-season to get stuck in and BLEED

BLUE!!

Sam Taylor

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BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 100 runs)

Name Mat Inns N.O’s Runs HS Ave

Solway, Dean 20 21 4 586 74* 34.47

Shivakkumar, Lakshmn 18 18 1 572 90 33.65

Hunt, Henry 16 16 1 512 148 34.13

Russo, Chris 21 22 2 494 102 24.70

Taylor, Sam 20 18 2 479 56 29.94

Barnard, Ed 19 19 1 439 105 24.39

Grocott, Matthew 20 18 5 400 85 30.77

Solway, Mark 21 19 4 396 100 26.40

Fahey, Simon 14 13 1 199 44 16.58

Gillespie, Guy 15 11 4 151 50 21.57

Higgs, Mark 2 2 0 115 96 57.50

Page, Alex 15 9 4 101 44 20.20

BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 10 wickets)

Name Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B

Barnard, Ed 168.2 28 32 612 19.13 4/24

Taylor, Sam 187.4 27 27 699 25.89 4/34

Gillespie, Guy 156 26 23 538 23.39 3/25

Solway, Mark 166.1 23 22 742 33.73 4/11

Page, Alex 136.3 25 18 598 33.22 4/31

Fahey, Simon 99.5 13 14 413 29.50 4/35

Grocott, Matthew 109.2 18 10 396 39.60 2/15

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Second Grade Report Runners Up – Campbell Cup, One-day Cup, T20-Div2

QDCC 2nd Grade enjoyed another successful yet frustrating season making the grand finals

of all 3 formats yet failing to lift any trophies. It's fair to say the side played their grand finals

in the semis of both the T20 and 2 Day Comp with very strong performances beating the

higher ranked opponents in Wests and Creek. The one day final saw the bluebags almost pull

off a miracle in the field defending a well under par score and at one stage when play was

halted due to weather were in front on Duckworth Lewis. From a captains perspective it was

clear we were the second best team for the second consecutive year but our continued

development of our younger players will bear fruit very soon and I expect the group will be

lifting trophies next season.

Many thanks to Darren Southwell and Vinesh Bennett over the course of the season for their

help on and off the field. Special mentions go to Vish Thakur and Yadwinder Prince for

outstanding seasons leading the batting and bowling respectively. They were great additions

to our squad this season and performed consistently right through the season.

A major highlight was Darren Southwell taking a phenomenal 9 for 21 against Ginninderra,

something he isn't going to let us forget any time soon! Other outstanding performances came

from Jeremy Macdonald scoring his maiden grade 100, Kel Evans and Vish Thakur 100's in

the 2 day Semi. Yadwinder Prince also took a 6 ‘fa’ against Tuggeranong and numerous bags

of 3 and 4 ‘fa’s’. Other performers of note were Ben Izzard. In his limited appearances, Ben

bowled great spells of leg spin well beyond his years of experience and will be looking for a

first grade spot before long. Nathan Corby was a tremendous addition this season often

bowling very long spells and taking plenty of wickets.

It has been a pleasure to skipper the side over the last couple of seasons and watch the growth

and development of our younger guys. The club is moving to a point where we will be the

benchmark right through the grades with our blends of youth matched with experience

creating the perfect environment not only to produce top cricketers but lift trophies as well.

I would also like to thank Dawesy for his excellent pitches and outfields. We are lucky to

have the best grounds and facilities in the region bar none and it's a credit to the club that we

can say that.

Adrian Brunker

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BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 100 runs)

Name Mat Inns N.O’s Runs HS Ave

Singh, Vish 18 18 2 520 105 32.50

Macdonald, Jeremy 11 11 0 296 102 26.91

Gregory, Joshua 20 21 3 291 32 16.17

Bennett, Vinesh 14 13 1 283 75 23.58

Lee, Sam 15 15 2 262 66 20.15

Corcoran, Dave 11 11 0 245 47 22.27

Burrowes, Wade 9 9 0 232 87 25.78

Brunker, Adrian 21 20 3 223 44* 13.12

Izzard, Ben 9 8 1 160 72 22.86

Fahey, Simon 3 4 0 154 57 38.50

Sands, Josh 11 11 0 142 25 12.91

Medved, Michael 15 13 3 139 24 13.90

Evans, Kel 2 2 1 123 123* 123.00

Mann, Simon 6 5 0 120 54 24.00

Cross, George 12 8 1 119 54 17.00

Dimarhos, James 7 7 1 114 45 19.00

Corby, Nathan 14 13 2 100 30* 9.09

BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 10 wickets)

Name Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B

Prince, Yadwinder 194.2 30 40 668 16.70 6/21

Corby, Nathan 169.2 29 34 550 16.18 5/11

Southwell, Darren 136.5 247 32 425 13.28 9/20

Izzard, Ben 102.3 9 20 410 20.50 5/80

Higgs, Mark 52.2 10 11 170 15.45 4/49

Rana, Imran 61 10 11 234 21.27 3/26

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Third Grade Report Triple Crown Champions

FG Sides Cup Winners

Back Row: J Brown, G Cross, P Moore, J Ludwig, T Van Luin, M Elliott, J Knowles

Front Row: M Frost, B Watts, P Solway (capt), J Lees, D Horsfall

3rd Grade had a fantastic and memorable 2014-15 season. To go through unbeaten for the

entire season and win three premierships was a wonderful achievement. A big pat on the back

to everyone who played 3rd grade this season in any of the formats!

More importantly I believe however, was the improvement we have seen in a number of our

younger players during the year. Tyler Van Luin, Jay Ludwig, George Cross, Phil Moore,

Mick Elliott, Wilson Morshead, Finley Hollyhead along with a host of others showed

excellent improvement. Jordan Brown, Beau Watts and Jacob Knowles were again ever

reliable as was young quick, Jordan Lees.

In 3rds this year I think everyone who played had a really good opportunity to improve their

cricketing skills and just as important, enjoy their season of cricket. The team spirit was

excellent throughout and everyone enjoyed the company and successes of others.

The mix of youth and experience was spot on this year and went a long way to the year we

had. The old blokes chipped in and did their bit when required and I thought it was a good

indication of how far we had come that Frosty and I weren’t required to strap the pads on in

either the semi-final or final of the 2-day competition.

A big thank you to David “Horse” Horsfall, Michael and Stephen Frost and Simon Mann for

their support throughout the year. Frosty did a great job skippering the T20 side and played a

memorable knock in the final. Horse was a great help throughout the season and is a truly

fantastic clubman.

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One-day Cup Winners

Back Row: Z Pagan, W Burrows, J Brown, P Solway (capt) I McNamee (patron), J Ludwig, M Frost

Middle Row: G Cross, S Mann, T Van Luin, R Ditton, J Knowles

Front Row: W Morshead, F Hollyhead, S Frost, P Moore

It would be remiss of me not to acknowledge the fine performances by Mick Elliott and Phil

Moore in the Grand Final. The boys opened the batting and proceeded to pass the Wests score

of just over 200 without losing a wicket to score an emphatic victory for the team. Mick went

on to make a century and Phil capped off a fine year with 90 odd not out.

Division 3 T20 Cup Winners

Back Row: M Frost (capt), D Horsfall, P Moore, J Ludwig, T Van Luin, S Frost, J Knowles,

Front Row: F Hollyhead, P Solway, B Forbes, R Ditton, L McLennan

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I’ll just leave you with probably my fondest memory from the season in 3rd

grade.

We were lucky to gain the services of a young 15 year old wicket keeper from Bega this

season who drove up and back each weekend. Young Kel Evans played the first half of the

season in the 1’s and batted 11 and wasn’t required too many times. He played some rep

cricket after Christmas and after a chat to his rep coach and his Dad the decision was made to

get Kel back to 3rds to give him an opportunity with the bat. In his first match in 3rd's, Kel

batted at number 4 or 5 in the first innings and unfortunately he played one on and got a duck

after a couple of balls. I’m sure it was a quite trip home to the coast.

The following week we knocked Ginninderra over for a second time and we needed 45 runs

off 8 overs for an outright win. Kel opened the batting with another 15 year old in Wade

Burrows.

By this time all of 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade and 5th grade were watching the concluding

overs on Freebody 2. Kel proceeded to smash the opening bowlers to all parts and made 37

off 18 including a wonderful straight six to get the team within touching distance of an

outright win with not too many balls to spare. He got massive applause from everyone as he

walked in and he modestly raised his bat, but deep down he would have been beating his chest

in the knowledge that he now belonged. He then went on to make 90 odd in the next 3rd grade

game and 120 not out in the 2nd grade semi-final.

Great stuff!!!

Peter Solway

1-day and 2-day captain

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BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 75 runs)

Name Mat Inns N.O’s Runs HS Ave

Moore, Philip 19 18 3 626 105 41.73

Horsfall, David 19 17 5 374 52 31.17

Solway, Peter 16 9 6 371 113* 123.67

Van Luin, Tyler 20 17 4 349 78 26.85

Cross, George 7 7 1 284 87 47.33

Pagan, Zachery 9 9 2 229 43 32.71

Morshead, Wilson 10 9 0 197 60 21.89

Ludwig, Jay 18 16 2 196 35 14.00

Frost, Michael 9 6 2 195 81 48.75

Evans, Kel 3 4 0 163 97 40.75

McLennan, Lewis 5 5 0 133 43 26.60

Hedington, Jordan 3 2 1 120 67 120.00

Elliott, Mick 10 9 0 109 34 12.11

Burrowes, Wade 4 5 0 92 59 18.40

Frost, Stephen 13 7 2 87 30* 17.40

Pratt, Michael 2 2 0 80 60 40.00

BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 7 wickets)

Name Overs Maidens Wkts Runs Ave B/B

Ludwig, Jay 152.6 28 29 489 16.86 6/89

Van Luin, Tyler 102.1 20 24 319 13.29 5/12

Watts, Beau 120.2 21 24 331 13.79 4/43

Knowles, Jacob 94.4 20 17 307 18.06 3/15

Hollyhead, Finley 74 8 16 304 19.00 4/37

Brown, Jordan 56 17 12 147 12.25 4/41

Mann, Simon 53 10 12 158 13.17 3/13

Frost, Stephen 30.2 1 11 133 12.09 4/17

Forbes, Benjamin 63 9 10 207 20.70 3/28

Ditton, Rohan 48 3 7 190 27.14 2/14

Lees, Jordan 54 15 7 114 16.29 3/26

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Fourth Grade Report One-day Cup Runner’s Up

Back Row: P Jensen, S Johnson, G Alexander, W Graham, M Gilshenen, S Girish, B Forbes

Front Row: C Howe, M Harding (capt), S Cross, W Morshead, F Hollyhead

The 2014/15 season was a good season for Fourth Grade even though we were unable to bring

home any silverware. As team, we had some exceptional performances throughout the season,

not least of which was having four players score 350+ runs for the season: Peter Jensen

(543), Michael Gilshenan (517), Stephen Cross (411) and Matt Harding (368). Mick Elliott

(318) wasn’t too far off the mark, and young Sid Girish (290) finished just short of 300 runs

in his debut season. Brad Moore did well behind the stumps again and contributed with the

bat scoring 170 runs for the season.

Our bowlers also performed with Peter Jensen (42 wickets) and Will Graham (31) the

standouts, but they had very good support from Michael Gilshenan (18), Simon Johnson (17),

Finley Hollyhead (12), Graeme Alexander (12), Colin Crouch (11) and Sid Girish (9).

T20 Competition

We completed this competition with three wins and a loss from our four matches and missed

out on the semis due to Net Run Rate even after defeating eventual champions Norths in the

last pool match. Standout performances were Peter Jensen 5/18 vs ANU and Matt Harding 66

vs Eastlake

One Day Competition We completed the round matches of this competition with six wins and a washout from our

seven matches to finish in first place on the table. Unfortunately we ended up losing the

replayed final to defending champions Wests UC.

We had an excellent run in the regular season with highlights being

defeating Northies with 1 bonus point in the first round

bowling Ginninderra out for 166 (we were defending 176) after they were 1/95

Stand outs performances were Peter Jensen 73 vs ANU and 52no vs Eastlake; Matt Harding

94no vs Tuggeranong

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Two Day Competition

We completed the round matches of this competition with four wins, two draws and a loss

from our seven matches to finish in third place on the table. Unfortunately we ended up

drawing the semi-final with eventual winners ANU.

We should have finished higher on the table except we were unable to take the final wicket

against Western Creek who hung on for a draw and match with Ginninderra we had 2 wickets

to take when play ended – we lost an hour's play in the first week due to rain. Our only loss

was to Norths during the Saturday/Sunday round before Christmas. Highlights of the season

were:

Watching the youngest players in the team Jordan Hedington and Sid Girish putting on

a 148 run partnership for the third wicket against Weston Creek: Jordan scored 133 –

his timing and placement was fantastic to watch. Rohan Ditton had a cameo, scoring a

quick fire 55no

Sid scoring his maiden fifty for the club against Eastlake in the last round match

Stand outs: Graeme Alexander 54 and Peter Jensen 6/23 vs Wests; Peter Jensen 6/76 and 52

vs Norths; Jordan Hedington 133 and Rohan Ditton 55no vs Western Creek; Mick Elliott 51

and Peter Jensen 80 vs Ginninderra; Sid Girish 64 vs Eastlake

Semi-final

The season ended at the Semi Final for this competition however could have been a different

outcome had we taken the several chances provided to us on the first day. ANU batted for 4

sessions (144 overs) setting us a target of 352 from 62 overs to go through to the final (5.7

runs per over).

Steve Cross (52) and Sid Girish (33) had a good opening stand of 86 with us being 2/109 at

tea (31 overs – 3.52 runs/over) with the equation now being 243 runs from 31 overs (7.8 runs

per over). We lost a couple of quick wickets before Michael Gilshenan’s quick fire 114 (some

big 6’s were hit at ANU North) and Graeme Alexander (33no) added 109 for the 6th wicket.

We ended the day at 8/300 from the 62 overs (4.8 runs per over) available giving ANU a

mighty scare along the way.

A big thanks to Crossy for assisting with ground set up for all our home matches, bringing an

esky with drinks for the away matches.

I also need to thank the efforts of Adrian Brunker and Michael Frost with the selections each

week to ensure we had players in all grades, Greg Dawes for the preparation of Freebody 2

and all the other players who played in fourth grade this season before moving up the grades

or filling in when required.

And last but not least a really big thanks to the other player’s WAGS for coming along and

supporting us each week. Although I suspect the presence of my infant son Finnegan may

have been the actual reason for you being there, I know I and the other players appreciated

your support. I must also make special mention to the efforts of my wife Peta who in addition

to caring for our son, managed to score and keep the fourth grade ‘crèche’ in order

simultaneously.

Matt Harding

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BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 75 runs)

Name Mat Inns N.O’s Runs H.S. Ave

Jensen, Peter 19 18 3 543 80* 36.20

Gilshenan, Michael 20 16 1 517 121* 34.47

Cross, Stephen 21 19 2 411 52 24.18

Harding, Matthew 21 17 2 368 94* 24.53

Elliott, Mick 11 11 1 318 55* 31.80

Girish, Siddharth 18 18 1 291 64 17.12

Moore, Brad 16 13 4 170 43 18.89

Alexander, Graeme 13 8 4 154 54 38.50

Hedington, Jordan 1 1 0 133 133 133

Manners, Micah 4 4 3 100 38* 100.00

Lees, Jordan 6 5 2 88 33 29.33

Ditton, Khye 2 2 0 76 48 38

BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 7 wickets)

Name Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B

Jensen, Peter 204 57 42 530 12.62 5/18

Graham, William 167.5 35 31 486 15.68 3/29

Gilshenan, Michael 152.3 38 18 412 22.89 3/23

Johnson, Simon 139.1 19 17 515 30.29 3/31

Alexander, Graeme 133 30 12 352 29.33 4/16

Hollyhead, Finley 84.3 19 12 211 17.58 3/19

Crouch, Colin 50 11 11 114 10.36 4/12

Girish, Siddharth 61 3 9 276 30.67 3/25

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Fifth Grade Report Minor-Premiers

Fifth grade had again a very dominant season and we finished the home and away season as

the minor premiers for the 2nd year in a row. The team was strong in all facets of the game

throughout the season performing consistently week in week out.

We started the season strongly winning five games in a row and by the season break we had

only two losses and a rain affected draw. We then started the second half of the season with

six straight wins. We then had a big win in the qualifying final to book our place in the semis.

Unfortunately we then put in what was probably our worst performance and lost our Semi

Final against a strong North Canberra Golden Eagles side.

It was an exciting year for our side. Personally it was my first season as captain and our first

season in a long time without the legendary Peter Jensen. Many tipped a slight fall in

performance due to the big loss of Jenno. But I was proud of the way we all performed as a

team, nobody relied on another person to get the runs or take the wickets. Everyone chipped

in each week which made my job easier and at the same time harder when it came to

selections at the business end of the season.

This season we had a few new faces due to losing a few young guys and Jenno. We were very

lucky to pick up Mal Towney during the season, he provided us with an x-factor with the bat

and the ball, hitting a few quick half centuries. We were also fortunate to have Graeme

Alexander for the majority of the year, he provided great advice and experience to our side

and a few of the younger bowlers we had in the team at various stages of the season.

And to the younger guys, Tommy Christou (who played the whole season) plus Mitch Fern

and Ollie Hall (who filled in when we were short) were all fantastic in the field. By the

season's end Tommy was coming into his own with his batting and Ollie' bowling was

improving with every game. They brought much needed younger legs to an ageing team.

The seasoned regulars were fantastic also with Jimmy, Ferny, Troy Drayton, Ronny and

Yippa all amongst the wickets this season, racking up fantastic stats.

We had our ups and downs with the bat but we took advantage of some ordinary bowling and

fought hard against quality bowling. Again everyone contributed throughout the season. Most

notably Micah Manners. Micah’s season was a good one, he was great in the field matching it

with the young fellas, his bowling and his contributions with the bat that included 94 and 105

(Micah’s first century).

A special mention for Jimmy Martin, his bowling was fantastic all season, he always bowled

and batted when and wherever I asked him to without complaint. He was always happy to

provide advice and do what was best for the team. And during the course of the season he

became the clubs leading wicket taker, a fantastic effort from a club legend.

I would also like to mention the ultimate team man Bipin, he ran from one end of the field to

the other each over, each week. He also batted in just about every position during the season

and bowled when called upon without complaint. He came early to set up and left later to tidy

up.

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Notable achievements –

Jim Martin 548 wickets (Club Record)

Ronny McGlashan 300 games

John Fern 200 games and 300 wickets

Aaron Thorn 150 games

Troy Drayton 100 Games

Chris Howe 100 Dismissals

Micah Manners 105 first century

Over all I think it was a successful season, unfortunately we were unable to replicate the

previous 4 seasons in making the Grand Final. I’d like to thank our experienced guys in

Jimmy, Ferny, Ronny and especially Chris Howe for assisting me throughout the season with

advice for bowlers and fielding changes. It was an enjoyable season and a big learning curve

for me also. I hope everyone returns for another season and we continue to improve and go

one better in Season 2015/16.

Cheers

Aaron Thorn

BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 75 runs)

Name Mat Inns N.O’s Runs H.S Ave

Thorn, Aaron 17 16 1 383 77 25.53

Manners, Micah 13 12 0 347 105 28.92

Martin, James 16 12 4 217 34 27.13

Towney, Malcolm 9 9 2 216 64 30.86

Howe, Christopher 16 13 1 149 50 12.42

Christou, Thomas 14 12 2 137 46 13.70

Gillespie, Jacob 13 12 2 123 48 12.30

Sumant, Bipin 14 12 1 116 22 10.55

Alexander, Graeme 9 7 4 111 38* 37.00

Fern, John 15 10 2 105 30 13.13

BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 7 wickets)

Name Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B

Fern, John 106.2 25 32 297 9.28 5/8

Drayton, Troy 96 20 28 224 8.00 4/10

Martin, James 86.5 20 26 206 7.92 6/11

McGlashan, Ron 80.2 12 18 264 14.67 3/5

Alexander, Graeme 48.2 13 10 109 10.90 2/6

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Club Records

Club Championships (TE Rolfe Cup)

1936-1937, 1957-1958, 1958-1959, 1959-1960

1989-1990, 1991-1992, 2009-2010

1st Grade

Douglas Cup Premierships

1927-1928, 1928-1929, 1935-1936, 1939-1940,

1957-1958, 1980-1981, 1982-1983, 1985-1986,

1986-1987, 1987-1988, 1990-1991, 1991-1992,

2009-2010, 2010-2011, 2011-2012

Minor Premiers

1927-1928, 1928-1929, 1934-1935

1939-1940, 1957-1958

(A & R Construction Trophy)

1982-1983, 1987-1988, 1989-1990,

1991-1992, 2013-2014

One-Day Competitions

1986-1987, 1987-1988, 1992-1993,

1993-1994, 1997-1998

(Konica Cup)

2001-2002, 2009-2010

(John Gallop Cup)

2010-2011, 2011-2012, 2013-2014

Twenty20 Competition

2008-2009, 2009-2010

(Konica Minolta Regional Cup)

2011-2012

Sunday League

1989-1990

Toohey’s Twilight Competition

1981-1982, 1983-1984, 1987-1988, 1988-1989, 1989-1990,

1990-1991, 1991-1992, 1993-1994, 1995-1996, 1996-1997

SCG Country Cup

2011-2012

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Team Records Highest Team Score (2 day): 728 vs Ginninderra 1985-1986

Lowest Team Score (2 day): 13 vs Duntroon 1923-1924

Highest Team Score (1 day): 8/369 vs City and Suburban 2006-2007

#Lowest Team Score (1 day): 59 vs Tuggeranong 1992-1993

Highest Team Score (T/20): 5/224 vs Ginninderra 2007-2008

#Lowest Team Score (T/20): 68 vs Tuggeranong 2010-2011

# does not include reduced over matches.

Individual Records Most Runs in a Season 1139 J. Swift 1999-2000

Best Batting Average: 71.44 P. Solway 1989-1990

Highest Individual Score (2 day): 339 P. Solway vs ANU 1989-1990

Highest Individual Score (LO): 147 J Dean vs Wagga Wagga 2009-2010

Highest Individual Score (T20): 108* J Dean vs ACT U/19 2011-2012

Most Wickets in a Season 63 N Croker 1929-1930

Best Bowling Average: 7.81 R. Flockton 1974-1975

Best Bowling Performance (2 day) 9/29 L Manwaring vs Turner 1962-1963

Best Bowling Match 14/66 TH O’Connor vs Kingston

(6/43 & 8/23)

1947-1948

Best Bowling Performance (LO) 7/31 D Southwell vs Weston Creek 2004-2005

Best Bowling Performance (T20) 4/14 V Dukoski vs Eastlake 2011-2012

Most Dismissals (Wkt Keeper): 52 A. Ayre (38c, 14st) 2011-2012

Most Dismissal Inning (W/K): 6 M. Carruthers (6c) 1983-1984

Most Dismissal Match (W/K): 7 JW McNamara (4c, 3st)

M Carruthers (6c, 1st)

1952-1953

1990-1991

Most Catches Season (Fielder): 21 B Dean 2013-2014

Most Catches Innings (Fielder): 5 M Wheeler 1962-1963

G Hannaford 1985-1986

A Heading 2001-2002

J Dean 2008-2009

* not out

Best Partnerships Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season

1st 200 M Frost (107) & S Frost (72) Weston Creek 1991-1992

2nd 228 M Frost (164) & P Solway (119) Ginninderra 1985-1986

3rd 346 P Solway (211) & R Regent (123) Weston Creek 1990-1991

4th 166 J Bull (94) & N Bulger (75) East’s 1986-1987

5th 213 R Regent (123) & J Robson (120) South’s 1990-1991

6th 173 R Farquharson (73) & C Henry (80) City 1984-1985

7th 109 B Dean (130) & M Curtale (56) West’s UC (GF) 2011-1912

8th 110 L Shivakkumar (99) & M Solway (38) ANU 2012-2013

9th 186 M Thornton (97) & M Carruthers (112) Ginninderra 1985-1986

10th 85 D Rootes (24) & DA Southwell (63*) West’s UC (GF) 2011-2012

Quickest Century Partnership 2nd Wicket 46 Minutes Peter Solway & Stephen Frost 1989-90

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2nd Grade (formed 1927-28)

Campbell Cup Premierships

1929-1930, 1960-1961, 1976-1977,

1989-1990, 1992-1993, 2009-2010,

2012-2013

One-Day Competition

1988-1989

Twenty20 Competition

2007-2008, 2010-2011,

2012-2013, 2013-2014

Individual Records Best Batting Average: 65.69 P. Coleborne 2010-2011

Most Runs In A Season: 854 P. Coleborne 2010-2011

Highest Individual Score: 177 V Dukoski 2012-2013

Best Bowling Average: 8.43 P. Moon 1972-1973

Most Wickets in a Season: 65 P. Moon 1972-1973

Best Bowling Performance: 10-17 R. Kelly 1962-1963

3rd Grade (formed 1951-52)

FG Sides Memorial Trophy Premierships

1952-1953, 1969-1970, 1982-1983,

2009-2010, 2011-2012, 2014-2015

One-Day Competition

1985-1986, 1992-1993, 2012-2013

2013-2014, 2014-2015

Twenty20 Competition

2014-2015

Individual Records Best Batting Average: 123.60 P Solway 2014-2015

Most Runs In A Season: 749 G. Hannaford 2000-2001

Highest Individual Score: 206 R. Blewitt 1966-1967

Best Bowling Average: 5.41 A. Hodgson 1966-1967

Most Wickets in a Season: 65 W. Rogers 1973-1974

Best Bowling Performance: 8-18 S. Bannerman 1988-1989

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4th Grade (formed 1971-72)

Ainslie District Cricket Club Trophy Premierships

1989-1990, 2006-2007, 2008-2009

One-Day Competition

1988-1989, 2009-2010

Individual Records Best Batting Average: 106.25 P. Solway 2009-2010

Most Runs In A Season: 630 P. Solway 2006-2007

Highest Individual Score: 177 I. Hamill 1999-2000

Best Bowling Average: 8.17 F. Strammandinoli 1988-1989

Most Wickets in a Season: 39 R. Warner 2000-2001

Best Bowling Performance: 7-35 P. Newham 2008-2009

5th Grade (formed 1972-73)

Premierships

1973-1974, 1996-1997, 2010-2011, 2013-2014

One-Day Competition #

1986-1987, 1993-1994, 1996-1997,

2000-2001, 2001-2002

Twenty20 Competition

2007-2008

Individual Records (Post 2005) Best Batting Average: 64.00 Peter Jensen 2013-2014

Most Runs In A Season: 768 Peter Jensen 2013-2014

Highest Individual Score: 107* Adrian Brunker 2010-2011

Best Bowling Average: 7.77 Troy Drayton 2010-2011

Most Wickets in a Season: 35 Ron McGlashan 2008-2009

Best Bowling Performance: 7/7 John Fern 2012-2013

(# 2005-06 – 5th grade was restructured into a one-day game competition)

Individual Records (Pre 2005) Best Batting Average: 113.25 N. Bulger 1996-1997

Most Runs In A Season: 906 N. Bulger 1996-1997

Highest Individual Score: 204 N. Bulger 1996-1997

Best Bowling Average: 8.98 R. Saddler 1973-1974

Most Wickets in a Season: 45 V. Forbes 2000-2001

Best Bowling Performance: 9/100 H. Greenwell 1991-1992

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6th Grade Premierships

1994-1995

Individual Records Best Batting Average: 103.7 N. Bulger 1994-1995

Most Runs In A Season: 726 N. Bulger 1994-1995

Highest Individual Score: 160 N. Bulger 1994-1995

Best Bowling Average: 10.89 R. Heading 1994-1995

Most Wickets in a Season: 28 R. Heading 1994-1995

Best Bowling Performance: 5-27 V. Forbes 1994-1995

Veteran’s Competition Premierships

1994-1995

1996-1997

1997-1998

(unfortunately no individual records exist)

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Women’s Lynn O’Meara

Individual Records Best Batting Average: 128.0 E Preston 2007-2008

Most Runs In A Season: 270 V Picker 2008-2009

Highest Individual Score: 82 E Preston 2007-2008

Best Bowling Average: 9.5 H. Jones 2002-2003

Most Wickets in a Season: 27 H. Jones 2002-2003

Best Bowling Performance: 5-0 H. Jones 2002-2003

Best Partnerships Wkt Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 143 V Picker (62) & T Wallace (59) Tuggeranong 2008-2009

2nd 110 H Jones (50*) & J Morris (55) North Canberra Gungahlin 2004-2005

3rd 86 V Picker (55) & E Preston (48) Eastlake 2006-2007

4th 97 E Preston (82*) & J Knight (41) Tuggeranong 2007-2008

5th 50 J Morris (36) & K Mollison (6) North Canberra Gungahlin 2005-2006

6th 38 V King (26*) & E Parkinson (0) Great Impressions 2009-2010

7th 50 V Picker (32*) & A Baker (15) North Canberra Gungahlin 2005-2006

8th 84 V Picker (22) & K Mollison (33) ANU 2004-2005

Glenda Hall

Individual Records Best Batting Average: 26.0 Sina Leis 2009-2010

Most Runs In A Season: 80 Georgie Leahey-Butler 2009-2010

Highest Individual Score: 39 Georgie Leahey-Butler 2009-2010

Best Bowling Average: 13.65 Kirsten Frkic 2009-2010

Most Wickets in a Season: 6 Kirsten Frkic 2009-2010

Best Bowling Performance: 3/7 Kirsten Frkic 2009-2010

Best Partnerships Wkt Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 40 G Leahey-Butler (20*) & K Frkic (55) North Canberra Gungahlin 2009-2010

2nd 56 J Knight (22) & G Leahey-Butler (11) Tuggeranong 2009-2010

3rd 43 E Parkinson (19*) & T Claridge (13) ANU 2009-2010

4th 35 K Frkic (29*) & M Mayoh (15*) North Canberra Gungahlin 2009-2010

5th 68 V King (21) & G Leahey-Butler (39) Western Districts UC 2009-2010

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Appendix A – Season Statistics

Batting Name Mat Inns NOs Runs HS Ave 50's 100's Ducks

Alexander, Graeme 22 15 8 265 54 37.86 1 0 1

Barnard, Edward 19 19 1 439 105 24.39 2 1 2

Bennett, Vinesh 16 16 1 377 75 25.13 1 0 1

Bowyer, Aidan 4 2 0 31 28 15.50 0 0 0

Brown, Jordan 17 9 3 29 11 4.83 0 0 1

Brunker, Adrian 23 22 3 231 44* 12.16 0 0 3

Burrowes, Wade 16 18 0 354 87 19.67 2 0 3

Bush, Duane 1 1 1 0 0* 0 0 0

Christou, Thomas 18 14 3 161 46 14.64 0 0 4

Corby, Nathan 17 16 2 145 38 10.36 0 0 2

Corcoran, Dave 12 12 0 271 47 22.58 0 0 0

Cross, George 22 15 2 403 87 31.00 4 0 0

Cross, Stephen 21 19 2 411 52 24.18 1 0 1

Crouch, Colin 12 2 0 18 14 9.00 0 0 0

Dimarhos, James 10 9 1 146 45 18.25 0 0 0

Ditton, Khye 3 3 0 78 48 26.00 0 0 0

Ditton, Rohan 16 8 3 86 55* 17.20 1 0 0

Drayton, Troy 13 8 3 55 16* 11.00 0 0 0

Elliott, Mick 22 21 2 546 119* 28.74 3 1 0

Evans, Kel 19 9 2 313 123* 44.71 1 1 3

Fahey, Simon 17 17 1 353 57 22.06 1 0 0

Fern, John 15 10 2 105 30 13.13 0 0 1

Fern, Mitchell 8 4 0 7 3 1.75 0 0 1

Forbes, Benjamin 16 10 3 57 22 8.14 0 0 2

Frost, Michael 11 7 2 212 81 42.40 1 0 0

Frost, Stephen 13 7 2 87 30* 17.40 0 0 2

Gillespie, Guy 16 11 4 151 50 21.57 1 0 2

Gillespie, Jacob 13 12 2 123 48 12.30 0 0 3

Gilshenan, Michael 21 17 1 517 121* 32.31 0 2 2

Girish, Siddharth 20 18 1 291 64 17.12 1 0 3

Graham, William 20 9 6 54 21* 18.00 0 0 1

Gregory, Joshua 22 23 3 309 32 15.45 0 0 0

Grocott, Matthew 20 18 5 400 85 30.77 4 0 2

Hall, Oliver 7 3 2 8 5* 8.00 0 0 1

Harding, Matthew 21 17 2 368 94* 24.53 2 0 2

Heading, Marc 3 2 0 6 4 3.00 0 0 0

Hedington, Jordan 4 3 1 253 133 126.50 2 1 0

Higgs, Mark 4 4 0 184 96 46.00 2 0 1

Hollyhead, Finley 22 3 1 15 13 7.50 0 0 0

Horsfall, David 22 19 6 424 52 32.62 1 0 1

Howe, Christopher 19 14 1 155 50 11.92 1 0 5

Hunt, Henry 16 16 1 512 148 34.13 3 1 0

Izzard, Ben 11 8 1 160 72 22.86 1 0 1

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Batting Name Mat Inns NOs Runs HS Ave 50's 100's Ducks

Jensen, Peter 19 18 3 543 80* 36.20 5 0 2

Johnson, Simon 15 7 2 71 26 14.20 0 0 0

Knowles, Jacob 22 4 3 13 10* 13.00 0 0 0

Lee, Sam 18 19 3 278 66 17.38 2 0 1

Lees, Jordan 15 11 5 114 33 19.00 0 0 4

Ludwig, Jay 23 19 3 241 35 15.06 0 0 2

Macdonald, Jeremy 12 13 0 330 102 25.38 1 1 0

Maddox, Raglan 4 5 3 77 42 38.50 0 0 0

Mann, Simon 15 12 1 171 54 15.55 1 0 2

Manners, Micah 18 16 3 447 105 34.38 1 1 0

Martin, James 16 12 4 217 34 27.13 0 0 0

Martin, Ryan 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1

McGlashan, Ron 17 4 3 48 24 48.00 0 0 0

McLennan, Lewis 5 5 0 133 43 26.60 0 0 0

McNamara, Jack 4 2 1 6 4* 6.00 0 0 0

McNamara, Tom 4 2 0 13 10 6.50 0 0 0

Medved, Michael 23 19 8 149 24 13.55 0 0 1

Moore, Brad 17 13 4 170 43 18.89 0 0 1

Moore, Philip 23 22 4 775 105 43.06 6 1 3

Morshead, Wilson 14 12 0 245 60 20.42 1 0 1

Nagar, Amit 3 1 0 4 4 4.00 0 0 0

Pagan, Zachery 17 16 4 321 43 26.75 0 0 2

Page, Alex 17 10 4 101 44 16.83 0 0 1

Pearce, Jarrod 2 2 0 20 12 10.00 0 0 0

Peters, Robert 9 8 2 51 21 8.50 0 0 2

Pratt, Michael 4 4 0 88 60 22.00 1 0 1

Prince, Yadwinder 24 12 5 83 19* 11.86 0 0 1

Rana, Imran 5 3 1 27 11* 13.50 0 0 0

Rixon-Petty, Lincoln 1 1 0 20 20 20.00 0 0 0

Russo, Chris 21 22 2 494 102 24.70 2 1 3

Sands, Josh 14 14 1 155 25 11.92 0 0 2

Shivakkumar, Lakshmn 18 18 1 572 90 33.65 4 0 2

Simon, Tim 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1

Singh, Jatinder 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1

Singh, Vishavjit 19 20 2 601 105 33.39 3 1 2

Solway, Dean 20 21 4 586 74* 34.47 3 0 1

Solway, Mark 21 19 4 396 100 26.40 1 1 2

Solway, Peter 19 9 6 371 113* 123.67 1 1 0

Southwell, Darren 18 6 5 15 5* 15.00 0 0 0

Sumant, Bipin 14 12 1 116 22 10.55 0 0 1

Taylor, Sam 20 18 2 479 56 29.94 1 0 0

Thorn, Aaron 17 16 1 383 77 25.53 1 0 0

Towney, Malcolm 9 9 2 216 64 30.86 2 0 1

Van Luin, Tyler 23 18 4 389 78 27.79 2 0 3

Watts, Beau 18 8 3 45 28 9.00 0 0 1

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Bowling Name Mtch Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B Balls S/R E/R 5w/Inn 10w/Mtch

Alexander, Graeme 22 181.2 43 22 461 20.95 4/16 1088 49.45 2.54 0 0

Barnard, Edward 19 168.2 28 32 612 19.13 4/24 1010 31.56 3.64 0 0

Bennett, Vinesh 16 59 11 9 223 24.78 5/35 354 39.33 3.78 1 0

Bowyer, Aidan 4 16 3 4 45 11.25 3/6 96 24.00 2.81 0 0

Brown, Jordan 17 113 25 19 357 18.79 4/41 678 35.68 3.16 0 0

Brunker, Adrian 23 29 6 2 114 57.00 2/40 174 87.00 3.93 0 0

Burrowes, Wade 16 17.3 2 2 82 41.00 1/10 105 52.50 4.74 0 0

Christou, Thomas 18 3 0 0 28 0/28 18 9.33 0 0

Corby, Nathan 17 209.2 40 38 665 17.50 5/11 1256 33.05 3.18 2 0

Corcoran, Dave 12 21 0 8 102 12.75 3/16 126 15.75 4.86 0 0

Cross, George 22 62.3 8 9 233 25.89 3/6 375 41.67 3.74 0 0

Crouch, Colin 12 50 11 11 114 10.36 4/12 300 27.27 2.28 0 0

Ditton, Khye 3 8 2 0 13 0/1 48 1.63 0 0

Ditton, Rohan 16 61 4 7 247 35.29 2/14 366 52.29 4.05 0 0

Drayton, Troy 13 96 20 28 224 8.00 4/10 576 20.57 2.33 0 0

Elliott, Mick 22 2 1 0 5 0/0 12 2.50 0 0

Evans, Kel 19 1 0 0 9 0/9 6 9.00 0 0

Fahey, Simon 17 139 21 16 515 32.19 4/35 834 52.13 3.71 0 0

Fern, John 15 106.2 25 32 297 9.28 5/8 638 19.94 2.80 2 0

Forbes, Benjamin 16 113.5 24 18 374 20.78 3/19 683 37.94 3.30 0 0

Frost, Michael 11 10 1 2 64 32.00 2/64 60 30.00 6.40 0 0

Frost, Stephen 13 30.2 1 11 133 12.09 4/17 182 16.55 4.40 0 0

Gillespie, Guy 16 156 26 23 538 23.39 3/25 936 40.70 3.45 0 0

Gilshenan, Michael 21 155.3 38 18 426 23.67 3/23 933 51.83 2.74 0 0

Girish, Siddharth 20 69 3 11 311 28.27 3/25 414 37.64 4.51 0 0

Graham, William 20 170.5 35 32 508 15.88 3/29 1025 32.03 2.98 0 0

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Bowling Name Mtch Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B Balls S/R E/R 5w/Inn 10w/Mtch

Gregory, Joshua 22 4 0 1 30 30.00 1/19 24 24.00 7.50 0 0

Grocott, Matthew 20 109.2 18 10 396 39.60 2/15 656 65.60 3.63 0 0

Hall, Oliver 7 17 1 4 87 21.75 1/10 102 25.50 5.12 0 0

Heading, Marc 3 9 0 0 52 0/18 54 5.78 0 0

Higgs, Mark 4 64.2 13 13 218 16.77 4/49 386 29.69 3.40 0 0

Hollyhead, Finley 22 160.3 27 28 533 19.04 4/37 963 34.39 3.33 0 0

Horsfall, David 22 3 0 0 3 0/3 18 1.00 0 0

Hunt, Henry 16 33 4 1 145 145.0 1/3 198 198.00 4.39 0 0

Izzard, Ben 11 105.3 9 22 438 19.91 5/80 633 28.77 4.16 1 0

Jensen, Peter 19 204 57 42 530 12.62 6/23 1224 29.14 2.60 3 0

Johnson, Simon 15 139.1 19 17 515 30.29 3/31 835 49.12 3.70 0 0

Knowles, Jacob 22 131.4 24 21 457 21.76 3/15 790 37.62 3.48 0 0

Kumar, Abhinash 2 1.5 0 4 3 0.75 2/1 11 2.75 2.00 0 0

Kusetic, David 2 9 0 2 43 21.50 2/19 54 27.00 4.78 0 0

Lee, Sam 18 49.4 2 8 262 32.75 2/27 298 37.25 5.30 0 0

Lees, Jordan 15 117.1 28 14 352 25.14 3/26 703 50.21 3.01 0 0

Ludwig, Jay 23 184 33 32 637 19.91 6/89 1104 34.50 3.46 1 0

Macdonald, Jeremy 12 1 0 0 1 0/1 6 1.00 0 0

Mann, Simon 15 67.4 11 18 255 14.17 3/13 406 22.56 3.78 0 0

Manners, Micah 18 53 14 8 192 24.00 3/14 318 39.75 3.62 0 0

Martin, James 16 86.5 20 26 206 7.92 6/11 521 20.04 2.38 1 0

Martin, Ryan 2 8 0 0 29 0/29 48 3.63 0 0

McGlashan, Ron 17 80.2 12 18 264 14.67 3/5 482 26.78 3.29 0 0

Medved, Michael 23 1 0 0 8 0/8 6 8.00 0 0

Moore, Philip 23 3 0 2 16 8.00 2/12 18 9.00 5.33 0 0

Morshead, Wilson 14 10 1 0 26 0/4 60 2.60 0 0

Nagar, Amit 3 2 0 0 19 0/19 12 9.50 0 0

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Bowling Name Mtch Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave B/B Balls S/R E/R 5w/Inn 10w/Mtch

Page, Alex 17 146.3 25 18 637 35.39 4/31 879 48.83 4.35 0 0

Pearce, Jarrod 2 3 0 0 14 0/14 18 4.67 0 0

Peters, Robert 9 12 0 1 59 59.00 1/20 72 72.00 4.92 0 0

Pratt, Michael 4 12 2 0 39 0/9 72 3.25 0 0

Prince, Yadwinder 24 218.2 33 43 748 17.40 6/21 1310 30.47 3.43 2 0

Rana, Imran 5 76.3 14 11 293 26.64 3/26 459 41.73 3.84 0 0

Russo, Chris 21 6 1 0 31 0/14 36 5.17 0 0

Sands, Josh 14 28.2 3 3 148 49.33 1/10 170 56.67 5.25 0 0

Shivakkumar, Lakshmn 18 10 0 0 48 0/4 60 4.80 0 0

Solway, Dean 20 5 1 0 15 0/1 30 3.00 0 0

Solway, Mark 21 166.1 23 22 742 33.73 4/11 997 45.32 4.47 0 0

Solway, Peter 19 2 1 0 3 0/0 12 1.50 0 0

Southwell, Darren 18 194.2 44 39 547 14.03 9/20 1166 29.90 2.82 2 1

Sumant, Bipin 14 9.2 0 2 52 26.00 2/5 56 28.00 5.65 0 0

Taylor, Sam 20 187.4 27 27 699 25.89 4/34 1126 41.70 3.73 0 0

Thorn, Aaron 17 6 0 2 29 14.50 2/29 36 18.00 4.83 0 0

Towney, Malcolm 9 34 4 4 96 24.00 3/9 204 51.00 2.82 0 0

Tozer, Jacob 2 7 1 5 35 7.00 4/17 42 8.40 5.00 0 0

Van Luin, Tyler 23 113.4 22 29 361 12.45 5/12 682 23.52 3.18 1 0

Watts, Beau 18 164.5 26 28 486 17.36 4/43 989 35.32 2.95 0 0

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Fielding & Wicket-keeping Name Matches Catches

(fielding)

Catches

(w/k)

Stumpings Run

Outs

Total

Alexander, Graeme 22 6 2 8

Barnard, Edward 19 1 1 2

Bennett, Vinesh 16 8 2 10

Brown, Jordan 17 3 3

Brunker, Adrian 23 12 1 13

Burrowes, Wade 16 2 1 3

Christou, Thomas 18 7 2 9

Corby, Nathan 17 3 1 4

Corcoran, Dave 12 2 2

Cross, George 22 2 2

Cross, Stephen 21 4 4

Crouch, Colin 12 2 2

Dimarhos, James 1 1 1 2

Ditton, Khye 3 2 2

Ditton, Rohan 16 3 1 4

Drayton, Troy 13 3 2 5

Elliott, Mick 22 9 9

Evans, Kel 19 24 1 25

Fahey, Simon 17 1 1

Fern, John 15 1 1

Fern, Mitchell 8 1 1

Forbes, Benjamin 16 5 5

Frost, Michael 11 2 1 3

Frost, Stephen 13 4 4

Gillespie, Guy 16 5 1 6

Gillespie, Jacob 13 2 2

Gilshenan, Michael 21 5 2 7

Girish, Siddharth 2 7 1 8

Graham, William 2 4 3 7

Gregory, Joshua 22 6 1 7

Grocott, Matthew 2 4 4

Hall, Oliver 7 1 1

Harding, Matthew 21 1 3 4

Hedington, Jordan 4 4 4

Higgs, Mark 4 2 2

Hollyhead, Finley 22 5 1 6

Horsfall, David 22 16 1 17

Howe, Christopher 19 16 11 2 29

Hunt, Henry 16 9 9

Izzard, Ben 11 4 1 5

Jensen, Peter 19 5 1 6

Johnson, Simon 15 5 1 6

Knowles, Jacob 22 1 1 2

Kusetic, David 2 1 1

Lee, Sam 18 6 6

Lees, Jordan 15 6 1 7

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Fielding & Wicket-keeping Name Matches Catches

(fielding)

Catches

(w/k)

Stumpings Run

Outs

Total

Ludwig, Jay 23 8 8

Macdonald, Jeremy 12 6 6

Maddox, Raglan 4 6 1 7

Mann, Simon 15 1 1

Manners, Micah 18 8 1 9

Martin, James 16 3 3

McGlashan, Ron 17 2 2

McLennan, Lewis 5 1 1

Medved, Michael 23 28 6 34

Moore, Brad 17 1 16 5 4 26

Moore, Philip 23 6 1 7

Morshead, Wilson 14 4 1 5

Pagan, Zachery 17 2 1 3

Page, Alex 17 15 15

Pearce, Jarrod 2 1 1

Peters, Robert 9 3 3

Prince, Yadwinder 24 4 2 6

Rana, Imran 5 2 2

Russo, Chris 21 5 5

Sands, Josh 14 4 4

Shivakkumar, Lakshmn 18 6 1 7

Singh, Simranjit 1 1 1

Singh, Vishavjit 19 1 1

Solway, Dean 2 9 2 11

Solway, Mark 21 9 1 10

Solway, Peter 19 1 2 3

Southwell, Darren 18 2 2

Sumant, Bipin 14 4 4

Taylor, Sam 2 7 1 8

Thorn, Aaron 17 5 5

Towney, Malcolm 9 2 2

Van Luin, Tyler 23 8 2 10

Watts, Beau 18 3 2 3 8

Fielding records are not 100% complete as information is regularly omitted in the scorebooks.