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W E S T E R N S U B U R B SD I S T R I C T C R I C K E T C L U B

I N C O R P O R A T E D

2016 – 2017 SEASON

122nd. ANNUAL REPORT

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Western Suburbs District Cricket Club Inc.

122nd. Annual General Meeting

Friday 28TH. July 2017 from 6.15pmSports Bar, Wests Ashfield Leagues Club

115 Liverpool Road,Ashfield NSW 2131

Agenda1. Welcome to Members and Guests2. Apologies3. Confirmation of the Minutes of the 121st. AGM, held on 15 July 20164. Report from the 2016-17 WSDCC Board5. Adoption of the Balance Sheet and Accounts for the Financial

Year 2016-176. Election of Patrons for 2017-18.7. Election of four (4) Board Members for 2017-18 and 2018-198. Election of Life Members – Messrs. Greg Dyer and Dirk Wellham

have been nominated for Life Membership and the Board recommends their election

9. Appointment of Honorary Auditor for 2017-1810. Appointment of the Public Officer for 2017-1811. Appointment of the Honorary Legal Advisor for 2017-1812. Close [WSDCC Presentation Night to follow]

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Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 Office Bearers and Officials

PatronsMr Michael Bailey (Chairman, Wests Ashfield Leagues Club)Ms Jodi McKay MP (Member for Strathfield)

PresidentDavid Gilbert

Vice PresidentPeter Burkhart

SecretaryRick Wayde Peter Cheung – Assistant

TreasurerSasi SasitharanSue Gorham – Assistant

Board MembersTony Andreacchio Peter BurkhartPeter CheungDavid Gilbert Steve McClue (to November 2016)Tom O’Neil Sasi SasitharanMichael Swan (from 5 May 2017)David Thompson Rick Wayde

Delegates to Sydney Cricket AssociationDavid Thompson, Rick Wayde

Delegate to Cricket NSWDavid Thompson

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AuditorIan Willis

StatisticianSteve McClue

Legal PractitionerDavid O’Neil (Honorary)

Coaching Keegan Luiters (Head Coach) Tim Carter (Assistant Coach) Mark Ray (1st Grade Mentor & Spin Coach)Shaun Vose (Coaching Assistant & Poidevin Gray Shield Coach/Manager)Mark Atkinson (Fielding & Wicket-keeping)Ian Butler (Fast bowling)Grant Roden (Fitness)Darren Bourke (AW Green Shield Coach)Jeff Warland (AW Green Shield Manager)

Chairman of SelectorsGeoff Laing

Grade Captains1st Grade: Jonathan Cook

Ned Eckersley2nd Grade: Vinny Sasitharan

Darren Cox3rd Grade: John Rush

Colin Barry4th Grade: Peter Holland

Lachlan SwanAndrew GordonMichael Swan

5th Grade: Darren CoxNick Brady

Poidevin-Gray: Dan ConstableJames Shepherd

AW Green Shield: Connor Blaxall-

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 President’s Report

The 2016/17 season was another difficult one for the Club. Whilst a 16th place finish in the Club Championship is our best result since the 2012/13 season, the reality is we are still well short of the standard required to, once again, be a force in Sydney Premier Cricket.

The build-up to the season began with the Club’s AGM & Presentation night in July 2016. On the night, it was wonderful to see three Wests stalwarts – Colin Barry, Peter ‘Dutchy’ Holland & Shaun Vose – deservedly awarded Life Membership of the Club. Between them, they have played over 500 matches for Wests & maintain an involvement with the Club as players & coaches to present day. As well, the 4 retiring Board Members at the AGM – Peter Cheung, Steve McClue, Sasi Sasitharan & myself – were re-elected unopposed for 2 year terms which provides the stability required for the Club’s rebuild.

The Club was also pleased to see the election of its Delegate, David Thompson, to the NSW Cricket Board in September 2016. David is the first WSDCC Delegate to be elected since former President Ray Little in 1981. It is a great honour for both David & the Club.

The much-anticipated returfing of the outfield at Pratten Park commenced at the end of the soccer season & was ready for play by Round 5. The thick kikuyu grass was replaced with couch & already the pace with which the ball travels across the surface is now comparable to the best grounds in the competition. Batsmen are now being properly rewarded for their shots & the bowler’s figures are no longer being protected by a ‘sandpit’ outfield. It will ensure that the standard of play improves in the years ahead. The Club records its grateful thanks to the Inner West (formerly Ashfield) Council for carrying out this work at considerable cost.

As the Club entered its 122nd year, the Board recognised the importance of acknowledging the rich history of the Club with an appropriate event. Led by Secretary Rick Wayde, a huge amount of organisation went into the staging of an anniversary dinner, which also incorporated a tribute to the outstanding career of former Australian Captain Michael Clarke. 250 people attended the gala event at Wests Ashfield Leagues Club on 5 January 2017 & a fantastic night was had by all. Another highlight of the evening was the induction of Ray Little & the Club’s current Vice President & all-time leading run-scorer Peter Burkhart into the WSDCC ‘Hall of Fame’.

As a former player of the Club, I want to report longer than I normally would on our on-field performance. Firstly, I want to congratulate the 3rd Grade team, under the impressive leadership of John Rush, for qualifying for the Finals series. They carried on their good form from last season (where they finished just 1 point out of

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the Finals) & became the first Wests team in 1st – 5th Grade to qualify for Finals since 4th Grade in the 2012/13 season. Unfortunately, the team saved its worst performance of the season to the last Round which saw the team drop from 3rd to 5th place which proved costly in the final analysis.

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 President’s Report (continued)

1st Grade was the Club’s biggest improver. Remarkably, 12 players made their debut during the season which underlines the opportunities available to players to make a spot their own. Although the final standings show just 3 wins, & 17th place, in the Belvidere Cup, it should have been much better. There were at least 4 matches where the team ‘snatched defeat from the jaws of victory’ which is symptomatic of a team that has not yet learnt how to win the close matches. However, the most pleasing aspect was the improvement in the batting. The average runs scored per wicket lost increased from 21 runs per wicket lost last season to 29 (a near 40% increase). Further, the team lost an extraordinary 50 less wickets than it did the previous season (the equivalent of 5 completed innings!). These are very promising numbers ………but must be maintained, & bettered, if we want to play Finals.

2nd Grade began with a flourish, winning its first 5 matches. Thereafter, the team fell in a hole & did not win another match. The work transfer of Captain Vinny Sasitharan to Indonesia mid-season was a telling blow & the team just did not adapt to his departure. The promotion of numerous players to 1st Grade also exposed the lack of depth coming up from the lower grades. 4th & 5th Grade never threatened to play Finals due to woeful batting. The statistics tell the story – 4th Grade averaged just 15 runs per wicket lost & 5th Grade 19. Getting this right must be a priority for the coaching staff for the season ahead. Our Poidevin-Gray & AW Green Shield teams also underachieved given the talent in these teams.

As ever, the behind the scenes work of our loyal volunteers was immense. To my fellow Board Members (especially the inexhaustible Rick Wayde), Mark Norris, Ian Paterson, Lisa Nimmo, Sue Gorham, Dave O’Neil & Rob Fowles, my sincere thanks for your efforts. To all the coaches & Chairman of Selectors Geoff Laing, thanks for your dedication & commitment – we are not far away! Special thanks, also, to Pratten Park groundsman David Jebb for his excellent pitches & to Steve McClue for all that he does for the Club. Given his love of the Club, Steve’s decision to stand down from the Board mid-season would not have been an easy one. In the New Year, he was replaced on the Board by former player & Life Member Michael Swan.

To Wests Ashfield Leagues Club, Muirs Ashfield, BPS Tensegrity & our supporters, thank you for sticking by the Club in challenging times. Thanks as well to Cricket NSW, Cricket Australia, the Australian Cricketers’ Association, Inner West Council & the City of Canterbury Council for their funding & support which ensures that the Club can operate efficiently.

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With a new season almost upon us, pre-season training has begun in earnest & hopes are high. We welcome a new Head Coach, Chadd Porter, for the 2017/18 season following Keegan Luiters’ decision to stand down due to work & family commitments. Chadd is vastly experienced in Club cricket, having played for St George DCC for 20 seasons & having coached Georges River CC in the Shires competition for the last 5 years. We wish him well!

David GilbertPresident

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 Head Coach’s Report

ThanksI would like to commence this report with my thanks to the many people who have supported me in the role of Club Coach over the past two seasons. I will be brief:The BoardI am very grateful for the support and faith that the Board has placed in me over the past two seasons. The club continues to work to improve what it does and what it contributes and I thank you all for giving me the opportunity to play my part over the past two seasons.The coachesThe various coaches who have supported me and what we have been trying to do to improve the performance of the club over the past two seasons have almost all gone above and beyond what is required of them in terms of an agreement. They have a genuine care for players and the club, combined with an extensive knowledge and network in cricket that is a valuable asset to the club. I know that the club will continue to be in good hands.The Chairman of SelectorsGeoff’s support and guidance has been invaluable in my time as coach. He is another who is committed to contributing to the club becoming better. Particularly in the latter rounds of the season, his role has been unenviable just to get teams on to the field.VolunteersAny club such as ours is heavily indebted to volunteers. My thanks to all who have helped out in the many ways that have assisted our cricket – from covers to scoring, setting up sightscreens, staffing the canteen, the 120 Year dinner, Back to Pratten day or any other number of activities that have been supported by our volunteers.

PerformanceOur season started very well with a strong round against Mosman to commence (3 wins of 4 completed matches), which proved to be our best performance of the season as a club. In many ways, it was a reflection of the work that had been put in by many people during the off-season in terms of recruitment and the pre-season program. After Round 1, we continued with strong performances, highlighted by Second Grade winning their first 5 games which was a great start to the season.

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There were a number of other highlights that indicate that there are opportunities for the club to continue to progress. These include:

Strong start to the season highlighted above First time centuries at First Grade level for Nick Cutler, AJ Isherwood and Alec Baldwin First Grade winning both games of the T20 Double Header Colin Barry taking his 500th wicket for the club

Ultimately, however, we were well short of our stated 1 000 point target, finishing on 680 points in 17th position.

In review, the back end of the season has been underwhelming through a number of factors:

Player unavailability

Almost 100 players have been used across all competitions in our 7 teams. This instability and unavailability impacts on the ability of teams to perform cohesively and achieve results.

Poor player attendance at training sessions

Training numbers dropped away significantly over the last month of the season. The weather patterns (described by David Jebb as “crazy”) meant that we, as well as other clubs, were very limited with access to turf nets (UNSW had 2 turf hits since January). With no available indoor nets, we were restricted to the outfield and occasionally synthetic nets at Pratten on most occasions. Whilst the coaches viewed these sessions and this work as valuable, there is a prevailing sense that players value batting and bowling practice.

Poor weather

Various weather (heat and/or rain) impacted on the amount of cricket played. This meant that a whole round of potential results was lost against North Sydney and, similarly, other games became one day games which generally does not suit our club (see below).

Team Performances

The table below breaks down current performances by grade and by type of game (One Day / Two Day). As can be seen, only one team finished in the top half of their competition and is the only team to compete in finals.

Grade Wins Points / Competition Position CC Points1s 1 / 5 One Day

2 / 10 Two Day18 / Seventeenth 108

2s 2 / 7 One Day3 / 8 Two Day

30 / Sixteenth 150

3s 4 / 7 One Day5 / 8 Two Day

56 / Fifth 168

4s 0 / 7 One Day 18 / Seventeenth 54

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3 / 8 Two Day5s 1 / 7 One Day

3 / 8 Two Day (inc. 1 Outright)

28 / Fifteenth 56

PGs 2 / 6 13 / Thirteenth 52AWG 2 / 7 12 / Fourteenth 36Total 680 / Sixteenth

I have included First Grade batting and bowling averages to highlight the improved performance of the First Grade team in terms of runs scored and overall quotient (which is comparable to North Sydney – finished with 6 wins). It highlights that the performances statistically have been a significant improvement, but the ability to score runs and take wickets has eluded us at crucial times.

2015/16 2016/17Batting (average per dismissal) 20.78 28.75Bowling (average per dismissal) 32.75 30.78Quotient 0.6345 0.9342

Conclusion

In summary, I would once again like to thank all of those within the club that have supported me over the past two seasons. It has been a privilege to be able to work with coaches and players committed to being better at what they do. I am biased, but honestly believe that our results don’t reflect how close we were to being far more competitive across grades, particularly First Grade. I wish all of the coaches and players all the best for 2017/18 and beyond. I look forward to keeping in touch.

KEEGAN LUITERSHead Coach

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Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubTest Players who have played for Western Suburbs DCC (as at 1 May 2017)

Name Tests Debut Runs

Avge

Wkts Ave

1 Thomas William Garrett 1915.03.18

77 339 12.55 36 26.94

2 Roland James Pope 1 1.01.18

85 3 1.50 - -

3 John James Ferris 928.01.18

87 114 8.76 61 12.70

4 Henry (Harry) Donnan 5 1.01.18

92 75 8.33 - -

5 Gervys Rignold Hazlitt 913.12.19

07 89 11.12 23 27.08

6John Denis Alphonsus (Jack) O'Connor 4

10.01.1908 86 12.28 13 26.15

7 Warren Bardsley 4127.05.19

09 2469 40.47 - -

8 Arthur Gordon Chipperfield 14 8.06.19

34 552 32.47 5 87.40

9 Alan Keith Davidson 4411.06.19

53 1328 24.59 186 20.53

10 James Harry de Courcy 3 9.07.19

53 81 16.20 - -

11 Robert Baddeley Simpson 6223.12.19

57 4869 46.81 71 42.26

12 Grahame Edward Corling 5 4.06.19

64 5 1.66 12 37.25

13 John William Gleeson 2923.12.19

67 395 10.39 93 36.20

14 John Russell Watkins 1 6.01.19

73 39 39.00 - -

15 Gary John Gilmour 1529.12.19

73 483 23.00 54 26.03

16 Stephen John Rixon 13 2.12.19

77 394 18.76 - -

17 Peter Michael Toohey 15 2.12.19

77 893 31.89 - -9

18 Dirk MacDonald Wellham 6 27.08.19

81 257 23.36 - -

19 Gregory Richard John Matthews 3326.12.19

83 1849 41.08 61 48.22

20 David Robert Gilbert 929.08.19

85 57 7.12 16 52.68

21 Gregory Charles Dyer 612.12.19

86 131 21.83 - -

22 Angus Robert Charles Fraser + 46 6.07.19

89 388 7.46 177 27.32

23 Adam Craig Gilchrist 96 5.11.19

99 5570 47.60 - -

24 Michael John Clarke 11

5 6.10.20

04 8643 49.10 31 38.19

25Mudhsuden Singh (Monty) Panesar +

50

1.03.2006 220 4.88 167 34.71

26 Phillip Joel Hughes 2

6 26.02.20

09 1535 32.65 - -

27 Mitchell Aaron Starc* 3

6 1.12.20

11 1067 24.31 148 28.35

28 Nicholas Richard Denis Compton+ 1

3 15.11.20

12 724 31.47 - -

29 Mitchell Ross Marsh * 2

1 22.10.20

14 674 21.74 29 37.48

30 Ian Gareth Butler ++ 813.03.20

02 76 9.50 24 36.83

31 Joe Matthew Mennie 112.11.20

06 10 5.00 1 85.00

TOTAL 75

8 33,46

61,20

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*Current Test Player+English Player++New Zealand Player

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubSheffield Shield and First Class Representatives

Sheffield Shield / First Class Players who have played for WSDCC (1895 to 1 May 2017)

PlayerGames Debut Runs Avge

Wickets Avge

1 Thomas William Garrett 16015.01.18

77 3673 16.18 446 18.72

2 Roland James Pope 2026.12.18

84 318 12.23 0

3 John James Ferris 19819.11.18

86 4264 15.67 812 17.5410

4 Henry ('Harry') Donnan 9424.12.18

87 4262 29.19 29 41.06

5 James Searle 921.12.18

88 222 24.66

6 Sydney Rundle Walford 131.04.189

3 351 15.95

7 William Carr Robinson 124.03.18

94 15 7.50 0

8 David James Noonan 514.12.18

95 213 35.50 20 16.45

9 Edgar Lloyd ('Gar') Waddy 5816.04.18

97 2775 32.64 2 48.00

10 Frank Devenish-Meares 33.04.189

9 101 16.83 0

11 Austin Diamond 3530.12.18

99 1681 32.96

12 Thomas Herbert Hogue 1729.03.19

02 939 32.37 36 22.38

13James RM('Sunny Jim') Mackay 20

26.12.1902 1556 50.19

14 Warren Bardsley 2502.04.190

417,02

5 49.92 0

15 John Dwyer ('EB') Dwyer 6120.06.19

04 986 11.87 179 27.94

16 George Leonard Garnsey 1824.12.19

04 319 14.50 80 22.27

17 Aubrey Edmund Johnston 224.12.19

04 9 3.00

18John Denis. A ('Jack') O'Connor 50

24.03 1905 695 11.77 224 23.45

19 John Charles Barnes 2722.04.19

05 1097 25.51 41 34.34

20 Gervys Rignold Hazlitt 5730.12.19

05 876 12.69 188 26.09

21 John Bayley ('Paddy') Lane 326.12.19

07 51 10.20

22 Douglas Clement Reid 312.12.19

08 110 18.33

23 Eric Pitty Barbour 231.01.190

9 1577 46.38 10 47.50

24 Cyril Talbot Docker 2411.12.19

09 371 16.36 58 18.81

25 James Halliburton Smith 211.12.19

09 10 5.00 6 42.66

26 Phillip Wybergh Docker 224.12.19

10 42 21.00 5 15.80

27 Cecil George McKew 1226.01.19

12 72 5.53

28Percival Sinclair ('Percy')Arnott 10

8.03.1912 391 30.07 3 51.00

29 Joseph Stanley Taylor 38.03.191

2 108 27.00 030 Norman Graham Ducker 1 4.10.191 15 7.50

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31 Clive Vallack Single 28.11.191

2 138 34.50 0

32 Charles Henry Robinson 524.01.19

13 159 19.87 9 49.77

33Warden Selby ('Ward') Prentice 2

14.02.1913 0 0.00

34Herbert Graham ('Bert') Pratten 5

21.11.1913 221 24.55

35 John Craik Lyall.S Wall 1119.02.19

15 153 12.75 41 25.82

36 Keith Brougham Docker 229.11.19

19 43 10.75

37 Raymond ('Mick') Bardsley 1119.02 1921 410 31.53

38 Bernard L. Russell 319.02.19

21 63 12.60 7 33.71

39 Percy William Dive 131.12.19

24 2 2.00 1 90.00

40 Ernest Richard Tweeddale 313.11.19

25 3 3.00 6 47.50

41Francois Henri('Harry') Dupain 3

24.12.1927 24 6.00 11 26.27

42 Selby John Wright Burt 28.02.192

9 52 52.00 1 54.00

43 Harry Ronald Eaton 18.02.192

9 7 7.00 6 11.50

44 Arthur Gordon Chipperfield 9630.12.19

33 4295 38.34 65 39.72

45 Arthur Harry Simmons 223.11.19

34 47 15.66 1 76.00

46 Raymond Cecil James Little 815.02.19

35 360 24.00 1 45.00

47 Norman Lloyd Cush 19.03.193

5 0 0.00 2 25.00

48 Allan Ferguson Cooper 78.11.193

5 36 7.20 18 34.05

49 Noel Keith Miller 18.11.193

5 30 15.00

50 Horace Henry Eric Grangel 124.02.19

36 108 108.00 2 32.00

51 Jack Merell Scott 53.12.193

7 10 10.00 7 51.85

52 Ernest Eric Crossan 424.12.19

37 103 14.71 1 96.00

53 Eric James Minter 125.11.19

38 33 16.50

54 Stanley George Sismey 3514.01.19

39 725 17.68

55 Walter Thomas Walmsley 3723.11.19

45 1064 27.28 122 31.64

56 Gordon Rae Woolmer 123.11.19

45 24 12.00 012

57 James Harry de Courcy 791.01.194

8 3778 37.03 0

58 Alan Keith Davidson 19316.12.19

49 6804 32.86 672 20.90

59 Robert Baddeley Simpson 25723.01.19

5321,02

9 56.22 349 38.07

60 John Cassimar Treanor 1729.10.19

54 197 11.58 63 27.71

61 Alan Edward Wyatt 208.12.195

6 179 13.76 40 33.45

62Walter Arthur ('Wally') Wellham 7

20.11.1959 64 16.00 19 23.26

63 Grahame Edward Corling 658.11.196

3 484 10.52 173 32.05

64 Leslie George Ellis 225.12.19

64 0 0.00 5 53.40

65 Gordon Goffet 1726.11.19

65 1036 33.41 2 38.00

66 John William Gleeson 1169.12.196

6 1095 11.06 430 24.95

67 Gary John Gilmour 7528.01.19

72 3126 30.64 233 31.52

68 Brian Leslie Rhodes 128.01.19

72 2 2.00 2 50.00

69 John Russell Watkins 1018.02.19

72 70 10.00 20 36.30

70 Stuart Edward Webster 2324.11.19

72 1215 28.92 0

71 Stephen John Rixon 15125.10.19

74 4303 23.13 0

72 Peter Michael Toohey 9425.10.19

74 5735 37.98 0

73 Bruce Willliam Neill 229.10.19

77 95 15.83

74 John Clifford Bell 315.12.19

78 23 4.60

75 Dirk MacDonald Wellham 14811.12.19

80 8662 42.25 1 25.00

76 Tariq Nazar 179.11.198

1 150 6.81 41 40.12

77 Russell John McCool 112.05.19

82 19 9.50 0

78Gregory Richard John Matthews 190

12.11.1982 8872 38.91 516 31.80

79 Wayne Stewart Andrews 9125.02.19

83 4684 37.17 40 39.52


83 1671 28.81


83 1374 14.31 354 32.39

82 Angus Robert D. Fraser + 29027.06.19

84 2934 11.19 886 27.4083 Alastair Gregory J. Fraser 10 28.06.19 137 27.40 12 32.16

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84 Ronald Andrew Jones 51.01.198

8 50 16.66 9 30.55

85 Scott Gregory Hookey 92.03.198

8 436 27.25 0

86 Christopher Michael Killen 52.03.198

8 53 10.60 9 43.55

87 Brett Douglas Williams 410.03.19

89 240 40.00 1 42.00

88 Jason Calvin Pooley 8213.09.19

89 3811 30.48 0

89 Bradley Edward McNamara 5915.12.19

89 2095 27.78 116 26.82

90 Robert John Rollins 691.08.199

2 2258 22.35

91 Adam Craig Gilchrist 19027.01.19

9310,33

4 44.16

92 Wasim Gulzar Khan 584.05.199

5 2835 30.15 0

93 Steven Nikitaras 415.11.19

96 24 6.00 7 49.71

94 Gregory John Mail 7219.10.19

99 4085 32.16 14 40.28

95 Michael John Clarke 1882.12.199

913,82

6 47.87 42 44.90

96 Jeffrey William Cook 5531.05.20

00 2378 29.35 36 38.63

97 Tim James Murtagh ** ++ 19321.06.20

00 3,585 20.25 655 27.01

98 Daniel Anthony Horsley 115.03.20

01 11 0.00 1107.0

0

99 Christopher Robert Taylor 391.08.200

1 1615 26.04100 Monty Panesar ** + 219

23.08.2001 1536 8.39 709 36.22

101 Dale Andrew Turner 2

25.01.2002 51 12.75 0

102

Nicholas Richard D Compton **+ 176

12.05.2004

11,233 41.14 3 75.66

103

Daniel Lindsay Richard Smith 25

6.11.2005 828 24.35

104 Daniel McLauchlan 2

1.03.2007 25 12.50 8 22.00

105 Phillip Joel Hughes 114

20.11.2007 9,023 46.51 0 -

106 Mitchell Aaron Starc ** 70

15.03.2009 1,542 24.09 257 27.32

107 John Andrew Simpson ** + 103

2.09.2009 4,218 30.56 0 -

108 John William Rogers 11

8.02.2010 447 21.28 0 -

109 Joe Matthew Mennie ** 48

25.10.2011 1097 16.87 183 26.12

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110 Manjot Singh 2

8.12.2013 34 8.50 4 54.75

111 Robert Ian Keogh + 49

28.08.2012 2,331 31.50 56 39.00

112 Mitchell Ross Marsh** 70

27.11.2009 3,087 28.85 114 28.58

113

Fabian Kruuse Cowdrey ** + 12

5.04.2013 372 18.60 3 43.00

114 Ian Gareth Butler ^^ 72

26.11.2001 1,261 18.82 204 30.95

115

Edmund James Eckersley ** + 90

23.08.2011 5,107 33.82 2 32.50

TOTAL 5,601220,6

04 8,731

** current First Class Player

+ English Player++Irish Player^^New Zealand Player

We Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubFirst Grade Players (from 1895 to 31 March 2017)

__________________________________________________________________Players Debut Opponent

1 Jack E Bissett 28.09.1895 Glebe2 Wycliffe Binney Fairfax 28.09.1895 Glebe3 John Farrey 28.09.1895 Glebe4 Percy Oliver S Jones 28.09.1895 Glebe5 Charles Kemp 28.09.1895 Glebe6 William C McLeod 28.09.1895 Glebe7 William C Robinson 28.09.1895 Glebe8 Edward Rogers 28.09.1895 Glebe9 James F Sheridan 28.09.1895 Glebe

10 E L Thompson 28.09.1895 Glebe11 George Williams 28.09.1895 Glebe12 Frank Devenish-Mears 12.10.1895 Waverley13 J Ashdown 30.11.1895 Paddington14 Walter G.F. Brown 30.11.1895 Paddington15 Walter Samuel Dight 30.11.1895 Paddington16 W Marsden 30.11.1895 Paddington17 George H Rogers 30.11.1895 Paddington18 A Freeman 11.01.1896 Central Cumberland19 Robert Barber 28.03.1896 Sydney University20 R.C Brewster 10.10.1896 Paddington21 John Gelding 10.10.1896 Paddington

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22 W.A. Mc Credie 10.10.1896 Paddington23 George Pitty Barbour 24.10.1896 East Sydney24 Oswald J Preston 28.11.1896 Central Cumberland25 William Carr Robinson 28.11.1896 Central Cumberland26 J Holdsworth 30.01.1897 Sydney University27 W Kelk 27.02.1897 South Sydney28 Lawrence Phillip Deane 13.03.1897 Glebe29 F Farrey 13.03.1897 Glebe30 Henry ‘Harry’ Donnan 9.10.1897 Central Cumberland31 J Duguid 9.10.1897 Central Cumberland32 Elicius Benedict Dwyer 9.10.1897 Central Cumberland33 John James Ferris 9.10.1897 Central Cumberland34 Sydney Rundle Walford 23.10.1897 Glebe35 Robert Carson Donnan 8.01.1898 Redfern36 George Leonard Garnsey 29.01.1898 North Sydney37 Ashley Campbell 2.04.1898 Waverley38 Thomas William Garrett 8.10.1898 Redfern39 J Holdsworth 8.10.1898 Redfern40 T Allcock 22.10.1898 East Sydney41 W.A.Shortland 12.10.1898 South Sydney42 Frank James Robert Dight 12.11.1898 South Sydney43 E.H Bloomfield 26.11.1898 Central Cumberland44 A Cooper 14.1.1899 Glebe45 Roland James Pope 11.03.1899 Leichhardt46 David James Noonan 2.10.1899 Paddington47 T.W.Robinson 2.10.1899 Paddington48 E.A. Johnston 3.03.1900 North Sydney49 F.R. Meagher 27.10.1900 Sydney50 C.H. Bull 27.10.1900 Sydney51 G Williams 27.10.1900 Sydney52 Aubrey Edmund Johnston 1.12.1900 Leichhardt-Balmain53 D.C. Close 12.01.1901 Central Cumberland54 A Marsden 16.02.1901 Waverley55 T.M Kemmis 16.02.1901 Waverley56 F Hopping 16.01.1901 Waverley57 F Gorman 16.03.1901 Waverley58 R.E. Brown 16.03.1901 Paddington59 E Saggers 7.10.1901 Central Cumberland60 D Avery 7.10.1901 Central Cumberland61 R Shute 7.10.1901 Central Cumberland62 William Thomas Joseph Finneran 19.10.1901 Paddington63 C Cribb 7.12.1901 Redfern64 P Arnold 7.12.1901 Redfern65 E Forbes 8.12.1902 Sydney66 R Holborrow 1.03.1902 Waverley67 F.H.Dent 4.10.1902 Central Cumberland68 Thomas Herbert Hogue 4.10.1902 Central Cumberland69 H Gray 4.10.1902 Central Cumberland

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70 L.M. Kemmis 4.10.1902 Central Cumberland71 G Phillips 4.10.1902 Central Cumberland72 Oswald John Precious 4.10.1902 Central Cumberland73 G.P. Whiting 18.10.1902 Paddington74 F Allen 1.11.1902 Waverley75 A Walker 1.11.1902 Waverley76 E.F. Kelly 22.11.1902 North Sydney77 G Chinn 3.01.1903 Sydney University78 James Rainey Munce Mackay 3.01.1903 Sydney University79 Hubert James Strutten Precious 3.10.1903 Sydney80 Phillip Wybergh Docker 10.10.1903 Sydney University81 James Searle 10.10.1903 Sydney University82 Austin Diamond 9.01.1904 Central Cumberland83 A Reid 9.01.1904 Central Cumberland84 Laurence N Deane 1.10.1904 Central Cumberland85 L.J. Lillyman 1.10.1904 Central Cumberland86 John Denis Alphonsus O’Connor 1.10.1904 Central Cumberland87 P Doran 22.10.1904 North Sydney88 G Duffin 19.11.1904 Glebe89 Douglas Clement Reid 19.11.1904 Glebe90 William Alexander Gregg 3.12.1904 Sydney University91 Phillip E Wallace 3.12.1904 Sydney University92 Weston Carlyle Prentice 21.10.1905 Gordon93 G Hooker 21.04.1906 Waverley

94 E.H.K Baker 6.10.1906 Sydney University95 Arthur Charles Dight 6.10.1906 Sydney University96 Robert Eland Ranshaw 6.10.1906 Sydney University97 W.L. Farnsworth 20.10.1906 North Sydney98 William Robinson 12.11.1906 Redfern99 W.J. Waddington 23.11.1906 Redfern

100 Eric Pitty Barbour 15.12.1906 Paddington101 G.H. Saunders 12.01.1907 Waverley102 C.W. Docker 12.01.1907 Waverley103 A Anderson 2.02.1907 Sydney104 Alfred William Emery 2.03.1907 Gordon105 Cyril Talbot Docker 28.09.1907 Gordon106 D.J.Doran 28.09.1907 Gordon107 Warden Selby Prentice 28.09.1907 Gordon108 A Duffin 30.11.1907 Redfern109 A.D. Storey 30.11.1907 Sydney University110 Hugh R Gregg 7.03.1908 Sydney111 E Fisher 4.04.1908 Paddington112 A Doran 4.04.1908 Paddington113 D Duffin 4.04.1908 Paddington114 J.E. Shiels 10.10.1908 Central Cumberland115 F A Smith 10.10.1908 Central Cumberland116 James Halliburton Smith 10.10.1908 Central Cumberland

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117 S Smith 10.10.1908 Central Cumberland118 B.D. Doran 14.11.1908 Gordon119 Frank D. McMullen 14.11.1908 Gordon120 A Precious 27.3.1909 Sydney121 Thomas A Owen 2.10.1909 Sydney122 A Small 2.10.1909 Sydney123 Joseph Stanley Taylor 2.10.1909 Sydney124 Francios Henri Dupain 11.12.1909 Redfern125 Keith Brougham Docker 11.12.1909 Redfern126 V.W. Peterson 1.10.1910 Petersham127 T Rose 1.10.1910 Petersham128 H.A Allman 8.10.1910 Middle Harbour129 Herbert Graham Pratten 8.10.1910 Middle Harbour130 Robert Frederick Harvey 30.09.1911 Glebe131 H.N McLavrin 30.09.1911 Glebe132 H.W. Alderton 30.12.1911 Petersham133 Percy William Dive 30.12.1911 Petersham134 L.K. Johnston 13.01.1912 Sydney135 C.D. Rock 2.03.1912 Waverley136 D McLaurin 28.09.1912 Middle Harbour137 William John Lamble 23.11.1912 Sydney138 Harold Victor Bissett 21.12.1912 Glebe139 H.J. Ferris 12.02.1913 Gordon140 L James 1.03.1913 Petersham141 J.S Shiels 5.04.1913 Waverley142 Gervys Rignold Hazlett 27.09.1913 North Sydney

143 G.S McKay 27.09.1913 North Sydney144 Norman Graham Ducker 27.09.1913 North Sydney145 S Godfrey 7.02.1914 Balmain146 W MacLean 21.03.1914 Glebe147 Hayward T. Murray 3.10.1914 Paddington148 J.A Shiels 21.11.1914 Central Cumberland149 J Mathers 19.12.1914 Waverley150 H.L. Walker 19.12.1914 Waverley151 J Creber 16.01.1915 Middle Harbour152 Jack Patrick Myers 16.01.1915 Middle Harbour153 P.W Davies 6.02.1915 North Sydney154 T.C Martin 2.10.1915 Paddington155 Cecil George McKew 2.10.1915 Paddington156 C Miller 2.10.1915 Paddington157 H Taylor 2.10.1915 Paddington158 A.C James 16.10.1915 Sydney University159 J Kierney 16.10.1915 Sydney University160 G.O. Lord 16.10.1915 Sydney University161 Jack J. Rose 16.10.1915 Sydney University162 Thomas J Proud 30.10.1915 Sydney

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163 C.S. Smith 30.10.1915 Sydney164 E Weinert 13.11.1915 Redfern165 Walter Ernest Rothwell 5.02.1916 Balmain166 Edgar Lloyd Waddy 18.03.1916 Middle Harbour167 Bernard Russell 14.10.1916 Waverley168 J Davis 6.01.1917 Gordon169 H.G. Wright 20.01.1917 North Sydney170 H Anderson 26.10.1917 Waverley171 A.N. Thatcher 17.11.1917 Gordon172 O.J Wilkinson 29.12.1917 Sydney173 W.H. Carr 16.03.1918 Sydney174 W.G Gissane 16.03.1918 Sydney175 W Ball 6.04.1918 Middle Harbour176 R MacAuley 6.04.1918 Middle Harbour177 E.O. Anderson 5.10.1918 Sydney University178 L Sampson 5.10.1918 Sydney University179 H.A Riley 19.10.1918 Petersham180 W Grummett 2.11.1918 Middle Harbour181 Percival Sinclair Arnott 4.01.1919 Paddington182 C Tyler 8.03.1919 Waverley183 B Hele 8.03.1919 Waverley184 G Healey 5.04.1919 Balmain185 Raymond (Mick) Bardsley 4.10.1919 Paddington186 Warren Bardsley 4.10.1919 Paddington187 John Charles Barnes 4.10.1919 Paddington188 James Robinson 4.10.1919 Paddington189 F Wilde 4.10.1919 Paddington190 Robert James Wilde 11.10.1919 Sydney University

191 Walter Brown 25.10.1919 Middle Harbour192 Clive Vallack Single 25.10.1919 Middle Harbour193 B.W. Fairfax 29.11.1919 Gordon194 G Marriott 13.03.1920 Sydney195 T.H.Bosward 2.10.1920 Sydney196 G.G. Harvey 2.10.1920 Sydney197 John Craik Lyall Sydney Wall 2.10.1920 Sydney198 W.H. Unsworth 9.10.1920 Waverley199 Keith O. Anderson 8.01.1921 North Sydney200 E.M.Goldspring 8.01.1921 North Sydney201 John Bayley Lane 8.01.1921 North Sydney202 C.V.Neville 8.01.1921 North Sydney203 Charles W. Willis 22.01.1921 Central Cumberland204 Arthur William Stephen Creber 19.03.1921 Balmain205 F.J.Miller 19.03.1921 Balmain206 H Lane 9.04.1921 Sydney University207 Keith Montague Younger 9.04.1921 Sydney University208 B Haine 1.10.1921 Balmain209 Gordon Everest Parnell 1.10.1921 Balmain

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210 Jack Chipperfield 8.10.1921 St George211 J Clemenger 8.10.1921 St George212 P.B. Freeman 8.10.1921 St George213 V.C.Kerrigan 5.11.1921 Petersham214 B Ferguson 2.12.1921 Central Cumberland215 Thomas Clyde Davis 17.12.1921 Sydney University216 W.R. Soutar 14.01.1922 North Sydney217 Vince A. Johnston 11.02.1922 Randwick218 F.W. Rose 11.03.1922 Paddington219 C Clemenger 30.09.1922 Marrickville220 Kenneth M.McCredie 30.09.1922 Marrickville221 D.J. Dermott 30.09.1922 Marrickville222 R.J. Wild 30.09.1922 Marrickville223 E.S. Taylor 23.12.1922 Central Cumberland224 A.W. Wildman 23.12.1922 Central Cumberland225 A Lennox 10.03.1923 Randwick226 Arthur Gordon Chipperfield 24.03.1923 Paddington227 Reg. G Herford 24.03.1923 Paddington228 A.E. Hopkins 24.03.1923 Paddington229 M.J. Hahesy 14.04.1923 Randwick230 T.B. McCauley 14.04.1923 Randwick231 W. Barnes 24.09.1923 St George232 F.N. Browne 29.09.1923 St George233 W.E. Clarke 29.09.1923 St George234 T.S. Davis 29.09.1923 St George235 Raymond C. Wales 20.10.1923 Gordon236 W.H.K. Peak 19.01.1924 Paddington237 Selby John Wright Burt 8.03.1924 Sydney238 E.S. Andrews 22.03.1924 Balmain239 G.W. McRae 22.03.1924 Balmain

240 Ken R. McCoy 7.02.1925 Sydney University241 G.H Priestley 4.04.1925 Sydney242 B.G. Long 3.10.1925 Gordon243 Ernest Richard Tweeddale 3.10.1925 Gordon244 C.J. Mahoney 24.10.1925 Paddington245 R.Simpson 7.11.1925 St George246 N.C. Wales 20.02.1926 Glebe247 A.G. Campbell 2.10.1926 Sydney University248 V.H. Goodwin 2.10.1926 Sydney University249 B.V. Johnston 2.10.1926 Sydney University250 Sydney Leaonard Josselyn 2.10.1926 Sydney University251 William P. Poole 30.01.1927 Randwick252 G.C. Marriott 1.10.1927 Glebe253 F Tucker 17.03.1928 Gordon254 Phillip Leslie Carter 29.09.1928 Petersham255 R.A Deitsch 29.09.1928 Petersham256 J.Lakin 13.10.1928 Mosman

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257 A McCredie 5.01.1929 Gordon258 B.N. Smith 9.02.1929 Waverley259 H Booth 28.09.1929 North Sydney260 Horace Henry Eric Grangel 28.09.1929 North Sydney261 A Whiffen 14.12.1929 Randwick262 Allan Ewart Lennartz 25.01.1930 Mosman263 L.S. James 22.02.1930 Paddington264 Ronald McKinnon 22.03.1930 Glebe265 B Roberts 23.03.1930 Glebe266 Arthur Clyde Cant 27.09.1930 Randwick267 Reginald James Greentree 27.09.1930 Randwick268 A Brown 21.03.1931 Sydney University269 Gordon Lewis Westacott 11.04.1931 St George270 Leslie Miller 26.09.1931 Marrickville271 H.S. Windon 26.09.1931 Marrickville272 R Hutchins 12.03.1932 Central Cumberland273 N.C. MacDougall 2.04.1932 Balmain274 Arthur Harry Simmons 29.10.1932 Waverley275 Jack Merrell Scott 29.10.1932 Waverley276 J.A. Beaton 7.10.1933 North Sydney277 H Owen 7.10.1933 North Sydney278 J Sharman 7.10.1933 North Sydney279 R Biilmann 11.11.1933 St George280 P Gilholme 2.12.1933 Sydney University281 K Storey 16.12.1933 Mosman282 James Patrick Bowden 20.01.1934 Waverley283 Ronald David Hill 20.01.1934 Waverley284 A.J. Wilson 29.09.1934 Central Cumberland285 A Baker 10.11.1934 Marrickville286 Harry Ronald Eaton 15.12.1934 Balmain287 C.W.Witcombe 15.12.1934 Balmain288 Arthur William Bombelli 2.02.1935 Petersham

289 John Mervyn Wark 16.02.1935 Waverley290 R Jarvis 2.03.1935 Northern District291 R Rowlands 28.09.1935 North Sydney292 Colin James Hollingsworth 4.01.1936 Sydney University293 Walter Thomas Walmsley 1.02.1936 Mosman294 Jack Kendall Mead Dennis 26.09.1936 Mosman295 M Wark 26.09.1936 Mosman296 Stanley George Sismey 17.10.1936 Paddington297 Norman Neale 30.01.1937 Manly298 Harold Le Maitre Sallway 20.02.1937 Gordon299 Leslie Morgan 4.10.1937 Balmain300 Edward Sidney Bruce Smith 9.10.1937 Waverley301 Willliam Remington Johns 29.01.1938 Randwick302 J Cobcroft 12.02.1938 Northern District303 Ernest Eric Crossan 24.09.1938 Randwick

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304 Raymond Cecil James Little 24.09.1938 Randwick305 Allan Ferguson Cooper 24.09.1938 Randwick306 Noel Keith Miller 24.09.1938 Randwick307 C Gribble 11.03.1939 Mosman308 A Eddie 2.10.1939 Petersham309 John Bleazard 16.12.1939 Waverley310 Harold Smyth 3.02.1940 North Sydney311 Mervin Davis 17.02.1940 Gordon312 Ronald Topham 28.09.1940 St George313 Thomas J. Brown 16.11.1940 Randwick314 W Howell 21.12.1940 Paddington315 Kenneth McIntosh 15.02.1941 Balmain316 Anthoney Joseph Punch 29.09.1941 Central Cumberland317 William Jones (Doug) Melton 6.10.1941 North Sydney318 Allan Raymond Strickland 24.10.1941 Mosman319 Norman Lloyd Cush 6.12.1941 Petersham320 L Craft 10.01.1942 Gordon321 K McKinley 17.01.1942 Sydney University322 K McCredie 28.02.1942 Balmain323 Reginald Peisley 7.03.1942 Paddington324 R Siely 7.03.1942 Paddington325 W Butler 2.10.1942 Waverley326 J Green 3.10.1942 Waverley327 Albert T. Jarvis 3.10.1942 Waverley328 Norman Thomas Bowden 24.10.1942 Gordon329 H Murray 14.11.1942 Northern District330 Douglas H. Cartledge 12.12.1942 Manly331 Ewan McPherson 16.01.1943 Petersham332 Herbert Alchin 13.02.1943 Randwick333 Peter Van Zuylen 12.03.1943 Marrickville334 S Lott 2.10.1943 Waverley335 R McFarlane 2.10.1943 Waverley336 M Adams 23.10.1943 Paddington337 W Cowell 6.11.1943 Central Cumberland

338 P Larkham 11.12.1943 Balmain339 S Potter 8.01.1944 North Sydney340 F Young 22.01.1944 Gordon341 G Jackson 5.02.1944 Northern District342 Raymond Allum 30.09.1944 Northern District343 J Lacey 30.09.1944 Northern District344 Maurice Lilienthal 30.09.1944 Northern District345 L O'Donnell 30.09.1944 Northern District346 J White 30.09.1944 Northern District347 Owen Driscoll 14.10.1944 St George348 Gordon Rae Woolmer 29.09.1945 Sydney University349 C Nash 24.11.1945 North Sydney350 Raymond Frost 28.09.1946 Mosman

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351 George Guy 7.10.1946 Sydney University352 Raymond Nolan 11.10.1947 Central Cumberland353 Raymond George Bowden 24.01.1948 Petersham354 Eric James Minter (James) 2.10.1948 Manly355 Stanley Edwards 27.11.1948 Northern District356 Ernest Condran 11.12.1948 Paddington357 Daryl Kenneth Washington 1.10.1949 Central Cumberland358 Jack Knight 22.10.1949 Manly359 Barry Wales 29.10.1949 Paddington360 John Dorrestor 12.11.1949 Northern District361 Ken Edwards 14.01.1950 Mosman362 Owen Allerton 28.01.1950 Waverley363 R Cotton 30.09.1950 Marrickville364 Walter Arthur Wellham 30.09.1950 Marrickville365 George Jackson 9.12.1950 Gordon366 Grant Le Huray 17.02.1951 Balmain367 Kevin Edwards 3.03.1951 Petersham368 Gordon Godfrey 3.03.1951 Petersham369 Alan Edward Wyatt 29.09.1951 Sydney University370 Maurice Slade 31.12.1951 Glebe371 William Simpson 5.01.1952 Mosman372 Alan Keith Davidson 27.09.1952 Manly373 Ken Murray 11.10.1952 St George374 Alan Smith 31.01.1953 North Sydney375 Donald Allum 10.10.1953 Northern District376 A.C. (Charles) Wellham 24.10.1953 Sydney University377 Russ Peisley 6.02.1954 Waverley378 Barry Doust 6.03.1954 Waverley379 Geoffrey Campbell 23.10.1954 Randwick380 Kenneth Frank Muller 19.03.1955 Manly381 Phillip H. Abbott 25.02.1956 Central Cumberland382 Colin Garrity 17.03.1956 Manly383 Victor Athol Cristofani 29.09.1956 Sydney University384 T Dietsch 29.09.1956 Sydney University385 Ronald Gee 15.12.1956 Bankstown Canterbury386 Gerald Garrity 28.09.1957 St George

387 Robert Jose 26.10.1957 Petersham-Marrickville388 GeorgeTheodore 26.10.1957 Petersham-Marrickville389 Finlay William Brian 2.11.1957 Gordon390 Leslie George Ellis 26.09.1959 Central Cumberland391 Bernard Barnsley 21.11.1959 Paddington392 Neil Harrison 9.01.1960 Sydney University393 James Harry de Courcy 24.09.1960 St George394 Garry Dare 3.10.1960 Randwick395 Michael Rolfe 7.01.1961 North Sydney396 John Naccachian 4.03.1961 Waverley397 Jeffrey Stephens 4.03.1961 Waverley

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398 Walter Clifton 2.10.1961 Gordon399 Robert Baddeley Simpson 11.11.1961 Paddington400 John Russel Watkins 29.09.1962 North Sydney401 John Albert 8.12.1962 Central Cumberland402 Trevor Adlington 19.01.1963 Glebe403 Brian Cummins 12.10.1963 Sydney University404 Robert Dillon 12.10.1963 Sydney University405 Robert Bartlett 4.01.1964 Balmain406 M Lonie 4.01.1964 Balmain407 Kevin Heath 5.12.1964 Balmain408 Dennis Frederick Kelleard 6.02 1965 North Sydney409 Douglas Page 6.02.1965 North Sydney410 A Barrett 25.09.1965 Manly411 Wayne Bush 25.09.1965 Manly412 Grahame Edward Corling 25.09.1965 Manly413 Gordon Sinclair 25.09.1965 Manly414 Keith Wyatt 9.10.1965 Waverley415 David R. Joseph 23.10.1965 Sydney416 Ross Langlands 4.12.1965 North Sydney417 Brian O'Dowd 22.10.1966 St George418 Brian Leslie Rhodes 5.11.1966 Sydney University419 Brian Woolner 5.11.1966 Sydney University420 William Carracher 7.01.1967 Waverley421 Graham David Windley 30.09.1967 Bankstown Canterbury422 Gordon Goffet 14.10.1967 Gordon423 Peter D. Ferguson 3.12.1967 Petersham424 Colin Bruce Rowe 23.03.1968 Manly425 John Millington 28.09.1968 Manly426 David Nicholls 28.09.1968 Manly427 Gary Hosler 12.10.1968 St George428 Frank M. Teager 16.11.1968 Sydney429 Raymond Williams 27.09.1969 Waverley430 Peter Regent 29.11.1969 Manly431 Gregory J. Bell 10.01.1970 Petersham-Marrickville432 Gary Hookey 21.01.1970 Balmain433 Kerry J. Richards 28.03 1970 Northern District434 Gary John Gilmour 26.09.1970 Randwick435 Stuart Edward Webster 26.09.1970 Randwick

436 Phillip John Kelleard 25.10.1970 Sydney437 Brian Kensey 7.11.1971 Northern District438 Ronald Doman 2.10.1972 Mosman439 Peter Michael Toohey 5.11.1972 Balmain440 Malcolm Grave 25.11.1972 Central Cumberland441 John Clifford Bell 29.09.1973 North Sydney442 Peter Ford 20.10.1973 Mosman443 Anthony Hughes 20.10.1973 Mosman444 Stephen Adrian Jansz 18.11.1973 Bankstown Canterbury

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445 Ian Turnbull 18.11.1973 Bankstown Canterbury446 Wayne Gregory Levy 23.12.1973 Central Cumberland447 Malcolm Ernest Gorham 30.03.1974 Central Cumberland448 Raymond Squires 30.03.1974 Central Cumberland449 Beris Lang 12.10.1974 Northern District450 Elwin Lang 14.10.1974 Bankstown Canterbury451 Neil Alan Davidson 26.10.1974 Central Cumberland452 Russell Bradley 23.11.1974 Gordon453 David Laurence 15.02.1975 University of NSW454 Dirk MacDonald Wellham 1.03.1975 Sydney455 Gregory Charles Dyer 27.09.1975 Nepean456 Stephen John Rixon 6.10.1975 Randwick457 Michael Logan 22.11.1975 Central Cumberland458 Mark Spicer 6.12.1975 Waverley459 David Bernard O'Neil 10.01.1976 Bankstown Canterbury460 Michael Webster 10.01.1976 Bankstown Canterbury461 Darryl Rosser 6.03.1976 Petersham-Marrickville462 John S. Coyle 25.09.1976 Nepean463 Wayne Kenneth Presbury 8.01.1977 Central Cumberland464 Gregor S. Wellham 5.02.1977 Northern District465 Gavin Ridley 24.09.1977 Nepean466 Phillip Harmer 5.11.1977 Randwick467 Glen Rowlands 5.11.1977 Randwick468 Graeme Eke 17.12.1977 Sutherland469 Martin Josephs 18.02.1978 North Sydney470 William O'Brian 30.09.1978 Mosman471 John Rheinberger 30.09.1978 Mosman472 Peter A. Walsh 30.09.1978 Mosman473 Robert Rheinberger 21.10.1978 Penrith474 Gregory Bowden 4.11.1978 Balmain475 Mark Robert Tudehope 24.03.1979 University of NSW476 Matthew John Troy 29.09.1979 Central Cumberland477 Alan A. Ible 20.10.1979 Northern District478 Kenneth G. Shelston 1.03.1980 Mosman479 David C. White 27.09.1980 Central Cumberland480 Stuart Hogan 18.11.1980 Balmain481 Laurie Horin 31.01.1981 Waverley482 David Burgess 28.02.1981 Sydney483 Graham Bush 26.09.1981 Sydney484 Bradley Edward McNamara 26.09.1981 Sydney485 Michael Brady 26.09.1981 Sydney486 John R. Hurley 31.10.1981 Mosman487 Anthony Le Bas 12.12.1981 Penrith488 Gregory John Douglas 19.12.1981 Sutherland489 James P. Cheeseman 9.01.1982 Gordon490 Robert J. Wellham 6.03.1982 University of NSW491 Gregory Richard John Matthews 25.09.1982 Gordon492 Peter W. O'Reilly 25.09.1982 Gordon

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493 John Affleck 4.10.1982 Petersham-Marrickville494 Albert Alonso 27.11.1982 Waverley495 Robert Barber 8.01.1983 Balmain496 Anthony Parker 19.03.1983 Sydney University497 Steven Reilly 26.03.1983 Gordon498 David Robert Gilbert 24.09.1983 Manly-Warringah499 John Bull 3.10.1983 Sydney500 Phillip Regan 19.11.1983 Mosman501 James Winston Patterson 3.12.1983 Parramatta502 Gregory John Edwards 31.03.1984 Sydney503 Anthony Peter Dwyer 29.09.1984 Mosman504 James Ian Hadley 29.09.1984 Mosman505 Murray William Radcliffe 29.09.1984 Mosman506 Andrew John Bennett 5.01.1985 Balmain507 Gary Oakes 2.02.1985 Waverley508 Steven Wilson 16.02.1985 Penrith509 Brett Douglas Williams 23.02.1985 Sydney510 Ronald Andrew Jones 28.09.1985 Sydney University511 Anthony Frank Monaghan 2.11.1985 Bankstown Canterbury512 Matthew R. Langdon 16.11.1985 Mosman513 Peter McLay 16.11.1985 Mosman514 David Willis 16.11.1985 Mosman515 Paul Joseph Ryan 19.01.1986 Penrith516 Scott Gregory Hookey 17.09.1986 Petersham-Marrickville517 Christopher Michael Killen 27.09.1986 Petersham-Marrickville518 Michael Laurence Swan 23.11.1986 Fairfield519 Craig John Haworth 7.11.1987 Randwick520 Neil Brooks 12.12.1987 St George521 Glenn Dixon 14.09.1988 Northern District522 Angus Robert Charles Fraser* 29.10.1988 Gordon523 Michael Wholohan 29.10.1988 Gordon524 Bradley James Wilson 11.02.1989 St George525 Stephen Leslie Keith James 30.09.1989 Sutherland526 Geoffrey Robert Wirth 7.10.1989 North Sydney527 Alastair Gregory James Fraser* 21.10.1989 Balmain528 Russell John McCool 4.11.1989 Manly-Warringah529 Robert Hughes 10.02.1990 Sydney University530 Rodney Turner 10.02.1990 Sydney University531 Shane Hadley 10.02.1990 Sydney University532 Peter Anthony Steven Burkhart 24.02.1990 Hawkesbury533 Steven William Stapelfeldt 10.03.1990 Northern District534 Tariq Nazar 30.09.1990 Penrith535 Peter Shea 30.09.1990 Penrith536 Cameron Whitty 30.09.1990 Penrith537 Paul William Neville 18.11.1990 Fairfield538 Steven Nikitaris 12.01.1991 Randwick539 Wasim Gulzar Khan* 9.03.1991 Hawkesbury540 Daniel Anthony Horsley 28.09.1991 Bankstown Canterbury

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541 Anthony David McQuire 28.09.1991 Bankstown Canterbury542 Jason Calvin Pooley* 28.09.1991 Bankstown Canterbury543 Bradley Ronald Walsh 2.11.1991 Gordon544 Jason Kenneth Fuller 20.11.1991 Mosman545 Neil Andrew D'Costa 11.01.1992 Fairfield546 Geoffrey David Spotswood 25.01.1992 St George547 Bradley W Colquhoun 22.02.1992 Northern District548 Scott Maurice Jacobson 26.09.1992 St George549 Thomas James Shiner 26.09.1992 St George550 Andrew Paul Lenton 12.12.1992 Fairfield551 Daniel Martin Ryan 10.01.1993 Parramatta552 Geoffry Paul Bower 28.01.1993 Waverley553 Scott Thomas Atkinson 25.09.1993 Petersham-Marrickville554 Dudley Slater 25.09.1993 Petersham-Marrickville555 Gavan Andrew Twining 17.10.1993 University of NSW556 Brian Jackson 15.01.1994 Waverley557 Darryn John Bull 24.09.1994 Fairfield558 Matthew James Whitby 24.09.1994 Fairfield559 Christopher John Ashenden 19.11.1994 Sutherland560 Darren William Cox 23.09.1995 University of NSW561 Brett Kelly 20.10.1995 Randwick562 Julian Peter Manuel 5.11.1995 Hawkesbury563 Marc Justin Seymour 19.11.1995 Waverley564 Adrian Richard McCaffrey 2.03.1996 Manly-Warringah565 Matthew Gerard Betsey 28.09.1996 St George566 Damon Matthew Smith 28.09.1996 St George567 Mitchum David Walters 28.09.1996 St George568 Robert John Rollins 7.10.1996 Mosman569 Anthony Clifford Clarke-Bruce 20.10.1996 Randwick570 Nathan Warwick Austin 1.03.1997 Bankstown Canterbury571 Darian Olaf Hall 2.11.1997 Bankstown Canterbury572 Michael John Clarke 13.12.1997 St George573 Peter John Holland 17.01.1998 Manly-Warringah574 Christopher G.P. O'Neil 17.01.1998 Manly-Warringah575 Kenneth J. Greenway 26.09.1998 Mosman576 Colin Paul Barry 11.10.1998 Petersham-Marrickville577 Russel Cecil Warren Grimson 17.10.1998 Campbelltown578 Stephen Norris 28.11.1998 Balmain579 Raoul Darvill 9.01.1999 Gordon580 Stephen Justin Phillips 25.09.1999 Eastern Suburbs581 Benjamin Leigh Sullivan 25.09.1999 Eastern Suburbs582 Jamie Sullivan 25.09.1999 Eastern Suburbs583 Michael James McNamara 6.11.1999 University of NSW584 Craig Andrews 4.12.1999 Sydney University

585 Christopher Robert Taylor * 4.12.1999 Sydney University586 Michael Robert Clarke 19.02.2000 Campbelltown-Camden587 Andrew Evan Sargeant 7.10.2000 Mosman

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588 David Peter Clarke 7.10.2000 Mosman589 Joel Liam Kelly 17.02.2001 Petersham-Marrickville590 Shaun Anthony Vose 1.02.2001 Petersham-Marrickville591 Daniel McLauchlan 22.09.2001 St George592 Daniel Lindsay Richard Smith 22.09.2001 St George593 Rick James Lucey 9.03.2002 Penrith594 Russell Gascoigne 26.10.2002 Randwick-Petersham595 Adam Paul Pengilly 1.02.2003 Campbelltown-Camden596 Aaron Robert Scott 27.09.2003 Bankstown597 Christopher Glen Feltham 4.10.2003 Sutherland598 Melvin Vishaal Singh 4.10.2003 Sutherland599 Vikram Atri * 21.12.2003 Mosman600 Paul Alan Staunton 21.01.2004 Parramatta601 Krishanthan Nadesan 7.02.2004 University of NSW602 Nicholas James Ashley 6.03.2004 Penrith603 Toby Hynes 6.03.2004 Penrith604 Jonathan Lucas Turner 6.03.2004 Penrith605 Daniel Edward Wright 6.03.2004 Penrith606 Michael James Bright 25.09.2004 Sydney University607 Timothy James Murtagh** 13.11.2004 Sutherland608 Mark MacLachlan Stanley 15.01.2005 St George609 Matthew Raymond Day 24.09.2005 UTS-Balmain610 Keegan Jon Jeftha Luiters 24.09.2005 UTS-Balmain611 Mandeep Singh Oberoi 24.09.2005 UTS-Balmain612 Grant William Roden 24.09.2005 UTS-Balmain613 John William Rush 30.10.2005 North Sydney614 Viabhav (Rusty) Rastogi 7.01.2006 Campbelltown-Camden615 Nicholas John Carroll Brady 25.02.2006 Fairfield-Liverpool616 Phillip Joel Hughes 23.09.2006 Manly-Warringah617 Simon David Watson 23.09.2006 Manly-Warringah618 Rosario Alfonso (Ross) Di Bartolo 7.10.2006 University of NSW619 Paul Michael Cantlon 14.01.2006 Mosman620 Mitchell Aaron Starc 15.03.2007 Randwick-Petersham621 Manjot Singh 22.09.2007 Blacktown622 Cory James Wright 6.10.2007 Fairfield-Liverpool623 Ash Raimond Squire 20.20.2007 Randwick-Petersham624 Simon McInerney 27.10.2007 St George625 John William Rogers 10.11.2007 Mosman626 Nicholas Alexander Pryde 1.12.2007 Sutherland627 Evan Geoffrey Dix 27.09.2008 Campbelltown-Camden628 Shariful Islam 27.09.2008 Campbelltown-Camden629 Timothy James Sallway 27.09.2008 Campbelltown-Camden630 Bradley Ronald Rasool 27.09.2008 Campbelltown-Camden

631Nicholas Richard Denis Compton * 18.10.2008 Sydney University

632 Jason Lee Hughes 1.11.2008 Blacktown633 Joe Matthew Mennie 13.12.2008 Parramatta

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634 Michael Gerard Tudehope 12.02.2010 Bankstown635 Emmanuel Parmakellis 25.09.2010 Northern District636 Michael Andrew Gordan 26.09.2010 Gordon637 Thomas James O'Neil 16.10.2010 Fairfield-Liverpool638 Terrance James Howes 7.11.2010 Campbelltown-Camden639 Shenal Dasitha Siriwardhane 5.12.2010 Sutherland640 John Andrew Simpson * 18.12.2010 Eastern Suburbs641 Aaron Joshua Flaherty 24.09.2011 Eastern Suburbs642 Matthew Paul Morgan 24.09.2011 Eastern Suburbs643 Brendon George Reynolds 24.09.2011 Eastern Suburbs644 Christopher Michael Ridley 24.09.2011 Eastern Suburbs

645Giovani Michiele. A. (John) DiBartolo 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury

646 Kaine Desmond Harmsworth 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury647 Brendan John Rixon 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury648 James Winder 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury649 Brenton John Wright 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury650 Soumil Chhibber 27.11.2011 University of NSW651 Lachlan Jeffrey O'Connor 10.12.2011 Blacktown652 Jackson Edward Coote 19.02.2012 Sutherland653 Dominic John Chalker 10.03.2012 Fairfield-Liverpool654 Hassan Ibrahim 10.03.2012 Fairfield-Liverpool655 Timothy Ryan Affleck 22.09.2012 Mosman656 William John Affleck 22.09.2012 Mosman657 Jeffrey William Cook 22.09.2012 Mosman658 Nicholas Graeme Death 22.09.2012 Mosman

659Alexander D. W.Sanders Glendenning 22.09.2012 Mosman

660 Guy James Seymour 14.10.2012 Gordon661 Geoffrey Bailey Ashmore 16.02.2013 Sutherland662 Jordan Hayward Millar 16.03.2013 Penrith663 David Mark Paterson 28.09.2013 Mosman664 Isaac William Taylor 26.10.2013 Sydney665 Ethan John Bartlett 27.10.2013 Sydney University666 Christopher Michael Bennett 2.11.2013 Bankstown667 Mark Allan Rice 10.11.2013 Manly-Warringah

668Mudhsuden Singh (Monty) Panesar * 21.12.2013 Eastern Suburbs

669 Samuel Suren Parasajasingham 1.02.2014 Campbelltown-Camden670 David James Barber 27.09.2014 Sydney671 Thomas Francis McKenzie 11.10.2014 Penrith672 Robert Ian Keogh* 19.10.2014 Fairfield-Liverpool673 Liam Michael Gibson 19.10.2014 Central Coast674 Tahmid Islam 22.11.2014 Parramatta675 Scott Adam Cassidy 20.12.2014 Bankstown676 Mitchell Ross Marsh 24.01.2015 Eastern Suburbs677 James Robert Shepherd 24.01.2015 Eastern Suburbs678 Adam Walter Esposito 26.09.2015 Parramatta

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679 Fabian Kruuse Cowdrey * 11.10.2015 Blacktown680 Ian Gareth Butler *** 18.10.2015 Sydney University

681 Anjan Singh Oberoi

7.11.2015 Manly-Warringah

682 Darren Mervyn Bourke 5.12.2015 Sydney University

683 Nicholas James Cutler 19.12.2015 North Sydney

684 Anton Victor Makaroff 19.12.2015 North Sydney

685 Jonathan David Cook 9.01.2016 Penrith

686 Lachlan Campbell Swan 6.02.2016 Bankstown

687 Lee James Maggs 27.02.2016 Northern District

688 Alec Chester Baldwin 24.09.2016 Mosman

689 Tylar Robert Edwards 24.09.2016 Mosman

690 Daniel John Hayes 24.09.2016 Mosman

691 Adrian (AJ) Isherwood 24.09.2016 Mosman

692 Sandeep Lamichhane 24.09.2016 Mosman

693 Edmund (Ned.) Eckersley 29.10.2016 St. George

694 Scott Edward Burkinshaw 29.10.2016 St. George

695 Daniel Timothy Constable 30.10.2016 Parramatta

696 Jonathan Desmond Fowles 30.10.2016 Parramatta

697 Quincy Lee Titterton 27.11.2016 Northern District

698 Jehangir Ali 3.12..2016 Northern District

699 Thomas Patrick Burt 21.01.2017 UNSW

*English Player**Irish Player***New Zealand PlayerWestern Suburbs District Cricket Club

Limited Overs 1st Grade players (to 31 March 2017)

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1 Kenneth Frank Muller 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville2 Robert Bartlett 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville3 Grahame Edward Corling 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville4 Peter D Ferguson 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville5 Gordon Goffet 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville6 Kevin Heath 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville7 Brian Leslie Rhodes 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville8 George Theodore 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville9 Grahame David Windley 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville

10 Brian Woolmer 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville11 Keith Wyatt 3.12.1967 Petersham-Marrickville12 Robert Baddeley Simpson 4.02.1968 Bankstown-Canterbury13 Walter Arthur Wellham 4.02.1968 Bankstown -Canterbury14 Dennis Frederick Kelleard 18.02.196

8Balmain

15 Brian O’Dowd 3.03.1968 Gordon16 Gary Hosler 20.10.196

8Randwick

17 John Millington 20.10.1968

Randwick

18 David Nicholls 19.10.1968

Northern District

19 Colin Bruce Rowe 19.10.1968

Northern District

20 Raymond Williams 9.11.1969 Mosman21 Gary Hookey 18.10.197

0Bankstown-Canterbury

22 David R Joseph 18.10.1970

Bankstown-Canterbury

23 Peter Regent 18.10.1970


24 Kerry J Richards 18.10.1970


25 Stuart Edward Webster 18.10.1970


26 Phillip John Kelleard 25.10.1970

Sydney

27 Gerald P Garrity 7.11.2971 Northern District28 Gary John Gilmour 7.11.1971 Northern District29 Brian Kensey 7.11.1971 Northern District30 Frank M Teager 7.11.1971 Northern District31 Peter Michael Toohey 5.11.1972 Balmain32 Malcolm Grave 11.12.197

2Manly-Warringah

33 Peter Ford 21.10.1973

Balmain

34 John Clifford Bell 21.10.1973

Balmain

35 Stephen Adrian Jansz 18.11.1973


36 Ian Turnbull 18.11.1973


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37 Beris Lang 14.10.1974


38 Elwin Land 14.10.1974


39 Neil Alan Davidson 14.10.1974

Manly-Warringah

40 Russell Bradley 24.11.1974

Newcastle

41 Stephen John Rixon 19.10.1975

Nepean

42 Dirk MacDonald Wellham 19.10.1975

Nepean


University of NSW

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubLimited Overs 1st Grade players (continued)

Player Debut Opponent44 Anthony Peter Dwyer 20.10.198

5University of NSW

45 Gregory John Edwards 20.10.1985

University of NSW


University of NSW

47 James Ian Hadley 20.10.1985

University of NSW

48 Ronald Andrew Jones 20.10.1985

University of NSW

49 Gregory Richard John Matthews 20.10.1985

University of NSW

50 Bradley Edward McNamara 20.10.1985

University of NSW

51 Peter O’Reilly 20.10.1985

University of NSW

52 Murray William Radcliffe 20.10.1985

University of NSW

53 Albert Alonso 3.11.1985 Sutherland54 Andrew John Bennett 3.11.1985 Sutherland55 Anthony Frank Monaghan 3.11.1985 Sutherland56 Brett Douglas Williams 3.11.1985 Sutherland57 Peter McLay 29.12.198

5St George

58 David Bernard O’Neil 29.12.1985

St George

59 David Willis 29.12.1985

St George

60 Gregory John Douglas 19.01.1986

Waverley

61 Paul Joseph Ryan 19.01.1986

Waverley

62 Scott Gregory Hookey 26.10.198 Balmain32

663 Christopher Michael Killen 26.10.198

6Balmain

64 Matthew John Troy 26.10.1986

Balmain

65 Peter A Walsh 26.10.1986

Balmain

66 Michael Laurence Swan 23.11.1986

Fairfield

67 Craig John Haworth 15.11.1987

Mosman

68 Scott Maurice Jacobson 1.11.1992 Balmain69 Peter Anthony Steven Burkhart 1.11.1992 Balmain70 Bradley W Colquhoun 1.11.1992 Balmain71 Neil Andrew D’Costa 1.11.1992 Balmain72 Shane Hadley 1.11.1992 Balmain73 Daniel Anthony Horsley 1.11.1992 Balmain74 Anthony David McQuire 1.11.1992 Balmain75 Steven Nikitaras 1.11.1992 Balmain76 Thomas James Shiner 1.11.1992 Balmain77 Bradley James Wilson 15.11.199

2Bankstown-Canterbury

78 Robert Barber 10.01.1993

Parramatta

79 Daniel Martin Ryan 10.01.1993

Parramatta

80 Geoffrey Paul Bower 7.02.1993 Randwick81 Scott Thomas Atkinson 17.10.199

3University of NSW

82 Dudley Slater 17.10.1993

University of NSW

83 Gavan Andrew Twining 17.10.1993

University of NSW

84 Andrew Paul Lenton 9.01.1994 Sydney University85 Bradley Ronald Walsh 9.01.1994 Sydney University


Player Debut Opponent86 Darryn John Bull 9.10.1994 Petersham-Marrickville87 Matthew James Whitby 9.10.1994 Petersham-Marrickville88 Angus Robert Charles Fraser 23.10.199

4Manly-Warringah

89 Christopher John Ashenden 4.12.1994 Mosman90 Julien Peter Manuel 5.11.1995 Hawkesbury91 Marc Justin Seymour 19.11.199

5Waverley

92 Matthew Gerard Betsey 20.10.1996

Randwick

93 Anthony Clifford Clarke-Bruce 20.10.1996

Randwick

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94 Brett Kelly 20.10.1996

Randwick

95 Robert John Rollins 20.10.1996

Randwick

96 Damon Matthew Smith 20.10.1996

Randwick

97 Mitchum David Walters 20.10.1996

Randwick

98 Jason Kenneth Fuller 10.11.1996

Parramatta

99 Nathan Warwick Austin 12.10.1997

Fairfield-Liverpool

100 Adrian Richard McCaffrey 12.10.1997

Fairfield-Liverpool

101 Darian Olaf Hall 2.11.1997 Bankstown-Canterbury102 Colin Paul Barry 11.10.199

8Petersham-Marrickville

103 Peter John Holland 11.10.1998

Petersham-Marrickville

104 Kenneth J Greenway 25.10.1998

Northern District

105 Michael J Clarke 25.09.1999

Eastern Suburbs

106 Stephen Justin Phillips 25.09.1999

Eastern Suburbs

107 Benjamin Leigh Sullivan 25.09.1999

Eastern Suburbs

108 Jamie Sullivan 25.09.1999

Eastern Suburbs

109 Michael James McNamara 7.11.1999 Manly-Warringah110 Craig Andrews 18.12.199

9North Sydney

111 Christopher Robert Taylor 26.01.2000

Hawkesbury

112 David Peter Clarke 15.10.2000


113 Andrew Evan Sargeant 15.10.2000


114 Daniel McLauchlan 22.09.2001

St George

115 Daniel Lindsay Richard Smith 22.09.2001

St George

116 Michael Robert Clarke 2.12.2001 Sydney University117 Rick Kames Lucey 28.09.200

2Manly-Warringah

118 Russell Gascoigne 3.11.2002 Eastern Suburbs119 Aaron Robert Scott 27.09.200

3Bankstown

120 Vikram Atri 21.12.2003

Mosman

121 Christopher Glen Feltham 21.12.2003

Mosman

122 Joel Liam Kelly 3.01.2004 Campbelltown-Camden34

123 Paul Alan Staunton 31.01.2004

Parramatta

124 Michael James Bright 25.09.2004

Sydney University

125 Kishanthan Nadesan 7.11.2004 Manly-Warringah126 Timothy James Murtagh 12.12.200

4Blacktown

127 Jonathan Lucas Turner 12.12.2004

Blacktown

128 Adam Paul Pengilly 8.01.2005 Northern District129 Matthew Raymond Day 24.09.200

5UTS-Balmain


Player Debut Opponent130 Keegan Jon Jeftha Luiters 24.09.200

5UTS-Balmain

131 Mandeep Singh Oberoi 24.09.2005

UTS-Balmain

132 Grant William Roden 24.09.2005

UTS-Balmain

133 John William Rush 30.10.2005

North Sydney

134 Mark MacLachlan Stanley 20.11.2005

Penrith

135 Vaibhav (Rusty) Rastogi 15.01.2006

Campbelltown-Camden

136 Phillip Joel Hughes 23.09.2006

Manly-Warringah

137 Simon David Watson 23.09.2006

Manly-Warringah

138 Rosario Alfonso (Ross) Di Bartolo 7.10.2006 University of NSW139 Paul Michael Cantlon 14.01.200

7Mosman

140 Manjot Singh 22.09.2009

Blacktown

141 Mitchell Aaron Starc 22.09.2007

Blacktown

142 Ash Raimond Squire 20.10.2007

Randwick-Petersham

143 Cory James Wright 20.10.2007

Randwick-Petersham

144 John William Rogers 18.11.2007

Eastern Suburbs

145 Simon McInerney 20.01.2008

North Sydney

146 Evan Geoffrey Dix 27.09.2008

Campbelltown-Camden

147 Shariful Islam 27.09.2008

Campbelltown-Camden

148 Bradley Ronald Rasool 27.09.200 Campbelltown-Camden35

8149 Timothy James Sallway 27.09.200

8Campbelltown-Camden

150 Nicholas Richard Denis Compton 19.10.2008

Penrith

151 Jason Lee Hughes 30.11.2008

Hawkesbury

152 Joe Matthew Mennie 13.12.2008

Parramatta

153 Nicholas Alexander Pryde 20.12.2009

Blacktown

154 Michael Andrew Gordon 26.09.2010

Gordon

155 Emmanuel Parmakellis 26.09.2010

Gordon

156 John Andrew Simpson 18.12.2010

Eastern Suburbs

157 Shenal Dasitha Siriwardhane 18.12.2010

Easter Suburbs

158 Giovani Michiele (John) A. Di Bartolo

10.12.2011

Blacktown

159 Aaron Joshua Flaherty 10.12.2011

Blacktown

160 Matthew Paul Morgan 10.12.2011

Blacktown

161 Lachlan Jeffrey O’Connor 10.12.2011

Blacktown

162 Brendon George Reynolds 10.12.2011

Blacktown

163 Christopher Michael Ridley 10.12.2011

Blacktown

164 Michael Gerard Tudehope 10.12.2011

Blacktown

165 Brenton John Wright 7.01.2012 Northern District166 Timothy Ryan Affleck 1.12.2012 Sydney167 Jeffrey William Cook 1.12.2012 Sydney168 Nicholas Graeme Death 1.12.2012 Sydney169 Kaine Desmond Harmsworth 1.12.2012 Sydney170 Alexander D.W.Sanders

Glendenning21.12.201

3Eastern Suburbs

171 David Mark Paterson 21.12.2013

Eastern Suburbs

172 Mudhsuden Singh Panesar 21.12.2013

Eastern Suburbs

173 Isaac William Taylor 21.12.2013

Eastern Suburbs


Player Debut Opponent174 Geoffrey Bailey Ashmore 20.12.201

4Bankstown

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175 Scott Adam Cassidy 20.12.2014

Bankstown

176 Liam Michael Gibson 20.12.2014

Bankstown

177 Robert Ian Keogh 20.12.2014

Bankstown

178 David James Barber 24.01.2015

Eastern Suburbs

179 Mitchell Ross Marsh 24.01.2015

Eastern Suburbs

180 James Robert Shepherd 24.01.2015

Eastern Suburbs

181 Tahmid Islam 28.02.2015

Sydney University

182 Adam Walter Esposito 26.09.2015

Parramatta

183 Darren Mervyn Bourke 19.12.2015

North Sydney

184 Fabian Kruuse Cowdrey 19.12.2015

North Sydney

185 Nicholas James Cutler 19.12.2015

North Sydney

186 Anton Victor Makaroff 19.12.2015

North Sydney

187 Jonathon David Cook 9.01.2016 Penrith188 Lee James Maggs 12.03.201

6Sutherland

189 Anjan Singh Oberai 12.03.2016

Sutherland

190 Alec Chester Baldwin 24.09.2016

Mosman

191 Tylar Robert Edwards 24.09.2016

Mosman

192 Daniel John Hayes 24.09.2016

Mosman

193 Adrian (AJ) Isherwood 24.09.2016

Mosman

194 Sandeep Lamichhane 24.09.2016

Mosman

195 Samuel Suren Pararajasingham 24.09.2016

Mosman

196 Jehangir Ali 17.12.2016

Blacktown

197 Daniel Timothy Constable 17.12.2016

Blacktown

198 Edmund (Ned) Eckersley 17.12.2016

Blacktown

199 Quincy Lee Titterton 17.12.2016

Blacktown

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Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubTwenty20 1st Grade players (to 31 March 2017)

Player Debut Opponent1 Matthew Raymond Day 9.11.2008 Sydney University2 Nicholas Richard Denis Compton 9.11.2008 Sydney University3 Rosario Alfonso (Ross) Di Bartolo 9.11.2008 Sydney University4 Evan Geoffrey Dix 9.11.2008 Sydney University5 Keegan Jon Jeftha Luiters 9.11.2008 Sydney University6 Simon McInerney 9.11.2008 Sydney University7 Bradley Ronald Rasool 9.11.2008 Sydney University8 Timothy James Sallway 9.11.2008 Sydney University9 Marc Justin Seymour 9.11.2008 Sydney University

10 Manjot Singh 9.11.2008 Sydney University11 Jonathon Lucas Turner 9.11.2008 Sydney University12 Ash Raimond Squire 9.12.2008 Sydney13 Daniel Lindsay Richard Smith 14.12.2008 University of NSW14 Phillip Joel Hughes 14.12.2008 University of NSW15 Paul Michael Canton 25.10.2009 Fairfield-Liverpool16 Jason Lee Hughes 25.10.2009 Fairfield-Liverpool17 Shariful Islam 25.10.2009 Fairfield-Liverpool18 Joe Matthew Mennie 25.10.2009 Fairfield-Liverpool19 Colin Paul Barry 8.11.2009 Randwick-Petersham20 Michael Andrew Gordon 7.11.2010 Campbelltown-Camden21 Terance James Howes 7.11.2010 Campbelltown-Camden22 Shenal Dasitha Siriwardhane 5.12.2010 Sutherland23 John Andrew Simpson 9.01.2011 Sydney24 Nicholas Alexander Pryde 16.01.2011 Fairfield-Liverpool25 Giovani Michiele A (John) Di

Bartolo23.10.2011 Hawkesbury

26 Aaron Joshua Flaherty 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury27 Kaine Desmond Harmsworth 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury28 Brendon George Reynolds 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury29 Brendan John Rixon 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury30 Mitchell Aaron Starc 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury31 James Winder 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury32 Brenton John Wright 23.10.2011 Hawkesbury33 Christopher Michael Ridley 6.11.2011 Parramatta34 Michael Gerard Tudehope 6.11.2011 Parramatta35 Soumil Chhibber 4.12.2011 University of NSW36 Timothy Ryan Affleck 14.10.2012 Gordon37 Michael John Clarke 14.10.2012 Gordon38 Jeffrey William Cook 14.10.2012 Gordon39 Nicholas Graeme Death 14.10.2012 Gordon40 Alexander D.W Sanders

Glendenning14.10.2012 Gordon

41 Vaibhav (Rusty) Rastogi 14.10.2012 Gordon42 Guy James Seymour 14.10.2012 Gordon43 Lachlan Jeffrey O’Connor 28.10.2012 Blacktown

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Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubTwenty20 1st Grade players (continued)

Player Debut Opponent

44 Matthew Paul Morgan 4.11.2012 Northern District45 Ethan John Bartlett 27.10.2012 Sydney University46 Daniel McLauchlan 27.10.2012 Sydney University47 Christopher Michael Bennett 3.11.2013 Bankstown48 Isaac William Taylor 3.11.2013 Bankstown49 Mark Allan Rice 10.11.2013 Manly-Warringah50 Geoffrey Bailey Ashmore 12.10.2014 Parramatta51 David James Barber 12.10.2014 Parramatta52 Robert Ian Keogh 19.10.2014 Fairfield-Liverpool53 Liam Michael Gibson 19.10.2014 Central Coast54 Scott Adam Cassidy 27.09.2015 Campbelltown-Camden55 Adam Walter Esposito 27.09.2015 Campbelltown-Camden56 Tahmid Islam 27.09.2015 Campbelltown-Camden57 Samuel Suren Pararajasingham 27.09.2015 Campbelltown-Camden58 David Mark Paterson 27.09.2015 Campbelltown-Camden59 Fabian Kruuse Cowdrey * 11.10.2015 Blacktown60 James Robert Shepherd 11.10.2015 Blacktown61 Ian Gareth Butler ** 18.10.2015 Sydney University62 Alec Chester Baldwin 30.10.2016 Parramatta63 Daniel Timothy Constable 30.10.2016 Parramatta64 Jonathon David Cook 30.10.2016 Parramatta65 Nicholas James Cutler 30.10.2016 Parramatta66 Edmund (Ned) Eckersley 30.10.2016 Parramatta67 Jonathan Desmond Fowles 30.10.2016 Parramatta68 Daniel John Hayes 30.10.2016 Parramatta69 Adrian (AJ) Isherwood 30.10.2016 Parramatta70 Sandeep Lamichhane 30.10.2016 Parramatta71 Quincy Lee Titterton 27.11.2016 Northern District72 Tylar Robert Edwards 4.12.2016 Hawkesbury

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubChampionships / Premierships

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Grade Club Championships

1925-261928-291931-321934-351936-371946-471948-491953-541957-58

First Grade Premierships

1903-041905-061914-151919-201928-291946-471956-571959-601963-641971-721972-73

First Grade Limited overs Premierships

1967-681974-75

Second Grade Premierships

1897-981899-001931-321934-351935-361936-371943-441947-481955-561966-67

Third Grade Premierships

1921-221928-291937-381938-391939-401945-461948-491957-581977-78

Fourth Grade Premierships

1935-361939-401953-541960-611982-831987-88

Fifth Grade Premierships

1982-831993-94

AW Green Shield Premierships

1936-371973-741975-76

Poidevin-Gray Shield Premierships1963-641978-79

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubHall of Fame Members

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In 2006 the Club launched a publication detailing the history of the Club. The book titled ‘Cricket in Black and White: 110 Not Out - The History of the Western Suburbs District Cricket Club’ was superbly compiled by cricket historian and former Wests player Max Bonnell. As part of the celebrations, the Club announced its Team of the Millennium and those selected became the inaugural members of the WSDCC Hall of Fame.

At a gala dinner on 5 January 2017, celebrating WSDCC’s 120 year anniversary and a tribute to the career of former Australian Captain Michael Clarke, current Vice President and the Club’s all-time leading run-scorer Peter Burkhart and former President, long-term player and Official Ray Little were inducted into the Hall of Fame. Both gentlemen have made outstanding contributions to the Club and a thoroughly deserving of this honour.Below are the current Members of the WSDCC’s Hall of Fame:

Warren BARDSLEY Inducted in 2006

Team of Millennium Member

Bob SIMPSON Inducted in 2006


Jim MacKAY Inducted in 2006


Peter TOOHEY Inducted in 2006


Dirk WELLHAM Inducted in 2006


Alan DAVIDSON Inducted in 2006


Greg MATTHEWS Inducted in 2006


Gary GILMOUR Inducted in 2006


Greg DYER Inducted in 2006


Wally WELLHAM Inducted in 2006


David GILBERT Inducted in 2006


Arthur CHIPPERFIELD Inducted in 2006


Tom BROWN Inducted in 2006

Wal WALSMLEY Inducted in 2006

Stan SISMEY Inducted in 2006

Selby BURT Inducted in 2008

Brad McNAMARA Inducted in 2008

Austin DIAMOND Inducted in 2009

Ken MULLER Inducted in 2009

Henry (‘Harry’) DONNAN Inducted in 2010

Raymond (‘Mick’) BARDSLEY Inducted in 2010

Michael CLARKE Inducted in 2010

Ward PRENTICE Inducted in 2011

Alan WYATT Inducted in 2011

Ray BOWDEN Inducted in

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2011Grahame CORLINGPeter BURKHARTRay LITTLE

Inducted in 2012Inducted in 2017Inducted in 2017

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubA K Davidson Award

2016-17 Season - Player of the YearThe AK (Alan) Davidson Award is the highest, most prestigious and most coveted award annually presented by the Club. Instituted in memory of one of the Magpies’ greatest ever players, this award is conferred on the player deemed by the Committee to have best fulfilled the criteria of demeanour, dress, team spirit, sportsmanship, performance, punctuality and conscientiousness.

JAMES SHEPHERD

James Shepherd is a worthy winner of the Club’s highest honour, the AK Davidson Award for the 2016-17 Player of the Year.

When reviewing James’ performances in 2016-17, you do not need to look further than the courageous way in which he carried the 1st Grade fast bowling attack for the first 6 Rounds of the season. Unfortunately, the Club had lost the services of Geoff Ashmore during the winter due to his relocation to Melbourne. Further, new fast bowling recruit Scott Burkinshaw had returned injured from a season in the UK and, as it transpired, ended up playing just 1 match because of a recurrence of the injury. This left James as our only fast bowler, having to bowl on flat, grass-less early season wickets. He never complained and bowled with great heart and determination.

In all matches in 2016-17 (including the Poidevin Gray Shield), James took a commendable 45 wickets @ 27.3 from 280 overs. He did not miss a match all season, playing 18 matches in total. Even when he was sick with flu he still played a Poidevin-Gray match he should have withdrawn from. He was a regular attendee at training and always a positive influence around the playing group.

Congratulations James on winning the Club’s most prestigious Award.

Past Winners of the AK Davidson Award1967

George Jackson 1987

Murray Radcliffe 2007

Colin Barry & Gavan Twining

1968

Dennis Kelleard 1988

Steve Jansz 2008

Phillip Hughes

1969

Wally Wellham 1989

Brad McNamara 2009

Tim Sallway

1970

Peter Ferguson 1990

Chris O’Neil 2010

Joe Mennie

1971

Kevin Heath 1991

Michael Swan 2011

Keegan Luiters

1972

Brian Rhodes 1992

Anthony McQuire 2012

David Patterson

1973

Colin Rowe 1993

Tom Shiner 2013

Peter Holland

197 Peter Ferguson 19 Paul Neville 20 John Di Bartolo

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4 94 141975

Ian Turnbull 1995

Daniel Horsley 2015

Chris Ridley

1976

Phil Kelleard 1996

Daniel Horsley 2016

Nick Cutler

1977

Wally Wellham 1997

Daniel Ryan & Matthew Whitby

1978

Alan Ible 1998

Matthew Betsey

1979

Dirk Wellham 1999

Colin Barry

1980

Dirk Wellham 2000

Michael Clarke

1981

Dirk Wellham 2001

Michael Clarke

1982

David White 2002

Peter Burkhart

1983

Lance Brooks 2003

Peter Burkhart

1984

Brett Williams 2004

Russell Gascoigne

1985

David O'Neil 2005

Darren Simpson

1986

Peter O’Reilly 2006

Daniel Smith

. Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubMal Gorham Medal

2016-17 Season - Players ‘Player of the Year’

This award was donated by Sue and Ben Gorham in memory of Mal Gorham, a Life Member of the Club. The award is voted on by all players on a 3-2-1 system for the most valuable player for each game. The award is open for all players irrespective of Grade. Games where 1st Grade only play are not included in the voting. The award is not purely for the best statistics but is for the player/s that made the greatest contribution to the team that game.

NICK CUTLER

1st Grade run-machine Nick Cutler is the winner of the Mal Gorham Medal as the players ‘Player of the Year’.

Nick carried on from where he left off the previous season by scoring another 743 runs @ 41.28. Since making his 1st Grade debut in January 2016, he has now amassed 1103 runs @ 42.42 with 1 century and 9 fifties. He is also an excellent fieldsman who has significantly helped lift the team’s standards.

To be voted by your fellow players as the Player of the Year is a special honour. It reflects the esteem with which Nick is held. His quiet demeanour belies a fierce determination – he trains hard, is very fit and give himself every chance to succeed.

The Club was thrilled when Nick’s performances were rewarded with selection in a NSW 2nd XI team. It was fitting reward for a player who has consistently put the runs on the

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board. Now that he is on the selector’s radar the challenge for him is to take his game to the next level.

Congratulations Nick on being awarded the Mal Gorham Medal.

Past Winners of the Mal Gorham Medal

2006

Shariful Islam 2015

Geoff Ashmore

2007

Gavan Twining 2016

Colin Barry

2008

Marc Seymour

2009

Matthew Day

2010

Joe Mennie

2011

Brenton Wright

2012

David Paterson

2013

Peter Holland

2014

Daniel McLauchlan

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubBob Simpson Award

2016-17 Season - Most Runs

This award is given in honour of the achievements of Bob Simpson, Western Suburbs District Cricket Club’s prolific run scorer. The winner of this award is the player who scored the most runs in the season irrespective of the amount of times he took to the crease in the Grade Competition.

NICK CUTLER

Nick Cutler wins the Bob Simpson Award for Most Runs for Western Suburbs throughout the Grades for the second consecutive year after another successful season in 1st Grade.

Nick scored 743 runs @ 41.28 which included a maiden century (110 v Bankstown) and 6 half centuries. He showed remarkable composure and maturity for a player in just his second season of 1st Grade in the Sydney Premier Cricket competition. His consistent performances were rewarded with selection in the NSW 2nd XI which played the New Zealand provincial team Canterbury in February 2017. At season’s end, Nick’s feats were

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recognised with the offer to be the overseas player for Pembroke CC in Ireland. This has enabled him to play alongside several current Irish representative players and further his cricket development.

The Club has high hopes for Nick in the year/s ahead. He is quiet and unassuming person who lets the bat do the talking. He prepares well, his attitude is first class and has a very bright future ahead.

Leading Grade run-scorers in 2016-17:

Nick Cutler 743 Tom Burt 583 Adrian Isherwood 502 Ned Eckersley 452 Daniel Constable 429 Daniel Hayes 429

Past Winners of the Bob Simpson Award

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubBill Russell Award

2016-17 Season - Fieldsman of the Year

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1990

Steve Stapelfeldt

2004

Peter Burkhart

1991

Michael Swan 2005

Michael Bright

1992

Neil D'Costa 2006

Daniel Smith

1993

Paul Ryan 2007

Gavan Twining

1994

Marc Seymour 2008

Daniel Smith

1995

Neil D'Costa 2009

Keegan Luiters

1996

Marc Seymour 2010

Brad Rasool

1997

Daniel Ryan 2011

Brad Rasool

1998

Matthew Betsey

2012

John Di Bartolo

1999

Matthew Betsey

2013

John Di Bartolo

2000

Peter Burkhart 2014

John Di Bartolo

2001

Michael Clarke 2015

Michael Stead

2002

Steve Phillips 2016

Nick Cutler

2003

Steve Phillips

This award was donated by Mavis and Mark Russell in memory of Bill Russell, a long-time supporter and stalwart of the Club. The award has previously been voted on by the Board but was changed to be an award voted on by the teams on a game by game basis on a 3-2-1 system.

JONATHON COOK

Complementing his Award as the Wests Ashfield Leagues Club 1st Grade Player of the Year, Jonathon Cook receives a second honour for the 2016/17 season as the winner of the Bill Russell Award as the Fieldsman of the Year.

When you consider that ‘Jono’ is the 1st Grade Captain, the team’s frontline spin bowler and No. 7 batsman, to be voted by his peers as the best fieldsman in the Club is a special accolade.

Whether fielding behind the wicket or in the ring, Jono always maintains a high standard and sets the example for his teammates.

Congratulations Jono on a deserved Bill Russell Award.

Leading point scorers for 2016-17:

Jonathon Cook 16 ptsDaniel Constable 15Darren Bourke 14Jack Thomas 14 Ned Eckersley 10John Rush 10

Past Winners of the Bill Russell Award

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Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubDave Brooks Award

2016-17 Season - Clubman of the Year

Throughout a long association with Wests, Dave Brooks always went out of his way to help make Wests a better Club and a more enjoyable place to play cricket. This award recognises the Club identity whose contribution was exceptional.

MARK NORRIS

A cricket club cannot function without its volunteers and at Wests they come no better than Mark Norris. Mark literally bleeds ‘black and white’ – his love of Western Suburbs, whether it be cricket or rugby league, has no bounds.

Mark was ever-present at all matches during the season. As an avid supporter, he desperately wants to see the Club succeed but he never criticises or complains when results don’t go our way. He is a comforting and familiar face each season.

Whenever there is a ‘call to arms’ Mark is there. Whether it’s putting up (and taking down) marquees for our ‘Back to Pratten’ day, cleaning dressing rooms or dutifully carrying out the drinks to the players at each break in play, you can always rely on him. He also deserves special praise for his deftness on the ladder putting up and taking down the sightscreen covers at the start and finish of a day’s play!

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1994

Darian Hall 2007

Keegan Luiters

1995

Peter Burkhart 2008

John Rush

1996

Brad Walsh 2009

Kabilan Bascaran

1997

Peter Burkhart 2010

John DiBartolo

1998

Peter Burkhart 2011

Peter Maxwell

1999

Steve Phillips 2012

Mafid Islam

2000

Adam Turner 2013

Franco Rocca

2001

Adrian McCaffrey 2014

Scott Cassidy

2002

Dean Hayes 2015

Scott Cassidy

2003

Daniel Smith 2016

Jack Thomas

2004

Russell Gascoigne

2005

Nick Carruthers

2006

Daniel Smith

Mark, sincerest congratulations on being awarded the Clubman of the Year. Your selfless contribution to the Club would do Dave Brooks proud.

Past Winners of the Dave Brooks Award

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubAW (Abby) Green Trophy

2016-17 Season - Champion Player in the AW Green Shield

This award is named in tribute to AW (Abby) Green, a past President of the Club for a 13 year period from 1922-35. Such was his contribution to the game that the current NSWCA U/16 competition is named after him. This award for the outstanding player in the Club’s AW Green Shield side is decided on the number of Championship points accumulated by that player according to the SCA criteria.

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1985

Mal Croughton 2003

Greg Michell

1986

Bill & Mavis Russell 2004

Gavan Twining

1987

Steve Jansz 2005

Dave Woods & Shaun Vose

1988

Brian Jackson 2006

Mark Russell

1989

Bernie O'Neil 2007

ToM Organising Committee

1990

Jim Cheeseman 2008

Scott Gartrell & Paul Donovan

1991

Steve Francis 2009

Tricia Ashley

1992

Brian Jackson 2010

Ross DiBartolo & Jonathan Turner

1993

Bill Neville 2011

Tim Sallway

1994

Mark Russell 2012

David O’Neil

1995 Geoff Laing & David O’Neil 2013

Toby Hynes

1996 Peter Bardsley 2014

Geoff Wright & Evan Dix

1997 Malcolm Gorham 2015

Peter Cheung

1998 Mary & Kerry Whitby 2016

Rick Wayde

1999 David Stanley2000 Steve McClue2001

David Woods

2002

Adrian McCaffrey & Gavan Twining

ALBERT BROOKS

In a close finish, fast bowler Albert Brooks is the 2016/17 AW Green Shield Champion Player, just edging out Connor Blaxall-Hill.

A student at St Patrick’s College Strathfield, Albert enjoyed a productive Green Shield taking 12 wickets in 6 matches at the excellent average of 11.83. His best figures of 4/13 were recorded in his team’s win against the traditionally strong Bankstown side at Blick Oval. He also took 4/19 in a match-winning performance v Parramatta.

Albert made his 5th Grade debut during the season. With his brother Harry showing the same promise, Wests are very excited about their future with the Club.

Past Winners of the AW (Abby) Green Award

1983 Peter Smith 2002

Michael Georgeson

1984 Paul Lawrence 2003

Ben Georgeson

1985 Brad Wilson 2004

Vishva Gunasena

1986 Jamie Williams 2005

Rajeev Pillay

1987 Peter Burkhart 2006

Tom Lowe

1988 Gerard Abood 2007

Anton Panucci

1989 Paul Knight 2008

Chamath Samarasinghe

1990 Geoff Bower 2009

Nathan Brown

1991 Michael Blench 2010

Jordan Millar

1992 Gavin McDonald 2011

Guy Seymour

1993 Shane Renneberg 2012

Danul Dassanayake

1994 Troy Stanley 2013

Mafid Islam

1995 Daniel Johnson 2014

Anton Makaroff

1996 Michael Clarke 2015

Chris Sebamalai

1997 Daniel Badger 2016

Cristian Lorenzato

1998 Russell Gascoigne1999 Fergus Beams2000 Tim Collins2001 Adam Pengilly

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Bernie O’Neil Award 2016-17 Season - Most Improved U/21 Player

The former President Bernie O’Neil donated this award to the Club in order to recognise the season’s Most Improved Player(s) under 21 years of age. This award is not designed to be simply awarded to the young player(s) with the best results or greatest talent.

ALEC BALDWIN and TOM BURT

For the first time since 2009, there are joint winners of the Bernie O’Neil Award for the Most Improved U/21 Player – Alec Baldwin and Tom Burt.

Such were the performances of both players during the season, it was deemed only fitting by the Board that they share the Award. In all matches (including the Poidevin-Gray Shield), Alec scored 535 runs @ 28.2 which included his maiden 1st Grade century (123 no v Campbelltown Camden) and 3 half-centuries. Tom scored 658 runs @ 36.6, which included 1 century (110 v St George in 3rd Grade) and 5 half-centuries.

Both players made their 1st Grade debuts during the season. Alec played the entire season in the top Grade and his return of 398 runs @ 30.62 is to be commended. He opened the batting for most of his innings’ and displayed a maturity beyond his years. Tom was promoted to 1st Grade in Round 11 and played 3 matches scoring 90 runs @ 30.0, with a top score of 48 v eventual semi-finalists Gordon.

Alec and Tom represent the exciting future ahead for the Club. They are impressive young men with a terrific work ethic and a commitment to becoming even better players. Their progress will be monitored with great interest.

Past Winners of the Bernie O’Neil Award

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Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubWally Brown Award

2016-17 Season - Best Debut Season by a U/21 Player

This award commemorates Wally Brown, one of Wests' longest serving and most successful players. It is awarded to the U/21 player judged by the Board to have enjoyed the best debut year in Grade cricket. For the purposes of this award, a player is eligible for consideration provided that he was available for selection in at least two-thirds of the Grade matches for the current season and not having played more than three Grade games in the previous season.

ADRIAN ISHERWOOD

Adrian Isherwood is the runaway winner of the Wally Brown Award for the Best Debut Season by a U/21 Player after a stunning first year with the Magpies. ‘AJ’ joined Wests from Penrith CC and made the most of his opportunities. He made his 1st Grade debut in Round 1 and never looked back. His statistics for the season tell the story:

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1985

Andrew Bennett 2002

Rick Lucey

1986

Jamie Williams 2003

Adam Pengilly

1987

Geoff Laing 2004

Chris Allum, Jonathon Turner & Daniel Wright

1988

Paul Lang 2005

Mitch Myers

1989

Brad Wilson 2006

Shariful Islam

1990

Shane Hadley 2007

Matthew Day

1991

Phil Adams 2008

Vinayak Sasitharan, Vishnu Sarpeshkar & Mitchell Starc

1992

Brad Walsh & Mark Ralph

2009

Geoff Ashmore & Emmanuel Parmakellis

1993

Geoff Bower 2010

Joe Mennie

1994

Chris Ashenden 2011

Lachlan O’Connor

1995

Marc Seymour 2012

Tahmid Islam

1996

Rod Wilcox 2013

Mitchell Fleming

1997

Anthony Clarke-Bruce 2014

Liam Gibson

1998

Peter Holland 2015

Tahmid Islam

1999

Michael J Clarke 2016

James Shepherd

2000

Rick Lucey

2001

Michael R Clarke

- 670 runs @ 33.5 and 34 wickets @ 21.2 in all matches (including Poidevin-Gray Shield)

- 492 runs @ 35.14 and 19 wickets @ 29.26 in 1st Grade- a maiden 1st Grade century in Round 5 (120 no v Bankstown)- a maiden 1st Grade 5 wickets in an innings in Round 2 (5/52 v Randwick Petersham)

Had he not suffered a hand injury late in the season which ruled him out of the last three 1st Grade matches, these statistics would have been even better. Of course, the challenge for ‘AJ’ is to back it up in 2017/18 as the opposition will now be even more aware of his ability and make plans to negate him.

Congratulations ‘AJ’ on a brilliant season. You have the talent to go to the next level – it’s up to you.

Past Winners of the Wally Brown Award

1989

Paul Neville 2005

Nick Brady

1990

Cameron Whitty 2006

Ryan Beattie

1991

Dale Turner 2007

Phillip Hughes

1992

Mark Ralph 2008

Adrian Neligan

1993

Graeme Garrett 2009

Suffan Hussan

1994

Shane Renneberg 2010

Dominic Chalker

1995

Anthony Clarke-Bruce & Peter Holland

2011

Tahmid Islam

1996

Michael Clarke & Daniel Johnson 2012

Jackson Coote & Aaron Flaherty

1997

Daniel Hockey & Adam Turner 2013

Andrew Salkeld

1998

Ken Greenway 2014

Nick Ford

1999

Fergus Beams 2015

Tom McKenzie

2000

Ben Crowley 2016

Nick Cutler

2001

Adam Pengilly

2002

Nishant Perumalla

2003

Nick Ashley & Scott Gale

2004

Adam McCarron

1984

Gary Duffield 2001

Brad Walsh

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1985

Mark Hannigan 2002

Tim Louden

1986 Neil Brooks & Mark Tudehope

2003

Jason Wilton

1987

Geoff Wirth 2004

Peter Holland

1988

Robert Hughes 2005

Darren Simpson

1989

Mark Tudehope 2006

Mitchell Finlay

1990

Chris O'Neil 2007

Marc Seymour

1991

David O’Neil 2008

Vishnu Sarpeshkar

1992

Sean Day 2009

Geoff Ashmore

1993

Geoff Wirth 2010

Brenton Wright

1994

Peter Jackson 2011

Soumil Chibber

1995

Geoff Spotswood 2012

Andrew Gordon

1996

Craig Andrews 2013

Mitchell Fleming

1997

Chris O'Neil 2014

Michael Georgeson

1998

Peter Catalovski 2015

Shashi Keshar

1999

Brad Smidt 2016

Colin Barry

2000

Rick Lucey

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubEwen MacPherson Award

2016-17 Season - Most Wickets in the Lower Grades

This award is presented in memory of Ewen MacPherson, one of the Club’s most prolific wicket takers. It is awarded to the player taking the most wickets in the lower Grades (3rd – 5th Grade).

PTOLEMY SOFIANIDIS

Ptolemy Sofianidis is the winner of this year’s Ewen McPherson Award after a breakthrough season which saw him snare 26 wickets across 3 rd, 4th & 5th Grade in just 9 matches at the miserly average of 9.8.

Affectionately known as ‘bear’, Ptolemy generated good pace from a shortish run-up and was a threat to all batsmen. He recorded his first ever 5 wickets in an innings for the Club in Round 6 in 5th Grade v Sutherland (5/15) and his promotion to 3rd Grade was just reward. In fact, he got better the higher level he played. His 15 wickets in 3rd Grade at just

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7.7 was the best average for any bowler in that Grade with a minimum of 15 wickets – an outstanding achievement.

With his HSC now completed, Ptolemy can look forward to an uninterrupted 2017/18 season. His efforts last season has the Club eager for more!

Most Wickets in the Lower Grades 2016-17:Ptolemy Sofianidis 26

Colin Barry 20 Mandeep Oberoi 20 Alex Cheung 16 Sam Edwards 16 Daniel Bizzanelli 16

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubWal Walmsley Award

2016-17 Season - Most Wickets

This award is given in memory of the Club’s premier First Grade wicket taker, Wal Walmsley. It goes to the bowler who took the most wickets for the Club in the season (1st – 5th Grade).

JAMES SHEPHERD

In a close finish, James Shepherd has won the Wal Walmsley Award for the most wickets taken throughout the five Grades. James took 35 wickets – just one more than his 1st Grade Captain Jonathon Cook.

Whilst not recording 5 wickets in an innings during the season, James was a consistent wicket-taker. His best performances were 4/24 v Parramatta (T20), 4/27 v Gordon and 4/55 v Hawkesbury. He also took another 10 wickets in the Poidevin-Gray Shield competition with a best of 3/29 v Penrith.

James’ fast bowling development over the past 12 months has been exceptional. At only 21, he has shouldered the workload without complaint and remained injury-free. It is a tribute to his level of fitness and his preparedness to put the work in at training.

Leading Grade wicket-takers in 2016-17:

James Shepherd 35 Jonathan Cook 34 Ptolemy Sofianidis 26Sam Edwards 25Emmanuel Parmakellis 24

Past Winners of the Wal Walmsley Award

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Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubAustin Diamond Award

2016-17 Season - Best Player in the Poidevin-Gray Competition

This award is in recognition of the outstanding player of the Poidevin-Gray competition, based upon the accumulation of Champion Player Points throughout the competition. Austin Diamond captained Western Suburbs to three Premierships in the Club’s early years. The Club’s logo was designed in his honour.

ADRIAN ISHERWOOD

Adrian Isherwood wins his second Award for the 2016-17 season securing the Austin Diamond Award as the Best Player in the Poidevin-Gray competition.

‘AJ’ was a dominant performer, scoring 168 runs @ 33.6 and taking 12 wickets @ 10.83 from 5 matches. His economy and strike rates with the ball were equally impressive - conceding just 2.79 runs per over and taking a wicket every 23.33 balls from his 46.4 overs. He is also a livewire in the field and possesses a strong throwing arm.

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1990

Shane Hadley 2005

Darren Simpson

1991

Bob Barber 2006

David Clarke

1992

Shane Hadley 2007

Colin Barry

1993

Tom Shiner 2008

Grant Roden

1994

Tom Shiner 2009

Matthew Day

1995

Daniel Horsley 2010

Joe Mennie & Brenton Wright

1996

Daniel Horsley 2011

Soumil Chhibber & Emmanuel Parmakellis

1997

Chris O'Neil 2012

Brenton Wright

1998

Daniel Horsley 2013

Brendon Reynolds

1999

Colin Barry 2014

Daniel McLauchlan

2000

Daniel Horsley 2015

Geoff Ashmore

2001

Daniel Horsley 2016

Colin Barry

2002

Colin Barry

2003

Daniel McLauchlan

2004

Daniel McLauchlan

AJ is an exciting recruit for the Club. He can look forward to enjoying many more highlights in his career.

Special mention must be made of Jonathan Fowles who came close to winning this award. He scored 224 runs @ 44.8 which included his team’s only century during the competition – an even 100 v North Sydney in Round 1.

Past Winners of the Austin Diamond Award

2012

Guy Seymour

2013

Liam Gibson

2014

Liam Gibson

2015

Liam Gibson

2016

Liam Gibson

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubHerbert ‘Bert’ Pratten Award

2016-17 Season - Most Runs scored at Pratten Park

This award is to recognise the contribution of the Pratten family to the Club. The award goes to the player who scores the most runs on Pratten Park throughout the season. This includes Grade matches, T20, Poidevin –Gray and AW Green Shield.

NICK CUTLER

As he did in 2015-16, Nick Cutler again wins a third Award for the season. He receives the Herbert ‘Bert’ Pratten Award for scoring the most runs at Pratten Park in 2016-17.

Nick scored 410 runs at Pratten which represents 55% of the total runs he scored last season. This is an encouraging endorsement for the ground after the outfield was relaid with couch grass immediately prior to the start of the season. The couch has significantly quickened the pace the ball travels across the outfield.

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The highlight of Nick’s batting at Pratten was undoubtedly his maiden 1st Grade century in Round 5. He scored 110 and combined with Adrian Isherwood (120 no) in a 4th wicket partnership of 189 v defending Premiers Bankstown. He followed this up with 3 half-centuries at the venue – 97 v Sutherland, 66 v Sydney and 56 v Campbelltown Camden.

For Nick to win 6 awards in his first 2 seasons with the Club is a phenomenal performance. His success is richly deserved and an inspiration to his teammates.

Leading run-scorers at Pratten Park in 2016-17:

Nick Cutler 410Alec Baldwin 355Adrian Isherwood 260 Daniel Hayes 254 Ned Eckersley 251

Past winners of the Herbert ‘Bert’ Pratten Award

Season

Player Runs

2013 Chris Ridley 3262014 John Di Bartolo 6152015 Shenal Siriwardhane 2852016 Fabian Cowdrey 336

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubWests Ashfield Leagues Club Award

2016-17 Season – 1st Grade Player of the Year

This Award was donated by the Club’s major sponsor Wests Ashfield Leagues Club to acknowledge the 1st Grade Player of the Year. It covers all matches played in 1st Grade including T20. The award is calculated as follows: 1 point per run scored, 20 points per wicket taken and 15 points per catch, stumping and run out.

JONATHON COOK

Jonathon Cook is the deserving winner of the Wests Ashfield Leagues Club Award for the 1st Grade Player of the Year. ‘Jono’ enjoyed a fine all-round season in which he scored 262 runs @ 20.15, take 34 wickets @ 20.85 and complete 11 catches. All this whilst captaining the team as well!

His leg spin bowling is always accurate and probing and the opposition take few risks against him. This probably explains why he took just the one 5 wicket haul during the season – 5/27 v Campbelltown Camden. In the Kingsgrove Sports T20 Cup, Jono recorded

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the third best economy rate (4.75) in the competition. How he continues to be ignored by the Sydney BBL teams is baffling.

If there is one area Jono will look to improve next season it is his total of runs. 262 runs (HS 39) does not do justice to his ability with the bat. In the previous season, he scored 104 no v Bankstown in just his fourth game for the Club – proof of what he is capable of with the willow. His fielding is of high quality as evidenced by him also winning the Bill Russell Award as the Fieldsman of the Year.

Congratulations Jono on your awards. Here’s to many more successful years ahead.

Most points in 1st Grade in 2016-17:

Jonathon Cook 1122 pointsAdrian Isherwood 947James Shepherd 934Nick Cutler 893Ned Eckersley 677

PREVIOUS WINNERS:2014 Rob Keogh

2015 Fabian Cowdrey

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 1st Grade Captain’s Report

It’s very difficult to sum up a season in a few paragraphs because in reality it was a 10 month season for us. We started way back in June with a dynamic pre-season that slowly built momentum towards the first round in late October. While our scheduled pre-season was up and running, a group of guys showed initiative and were out organising their own fitness on Saturday mornings, generally scaring kiddies and young women around the Bay Run. Pre-season went smoothly and ended with a trial game against Hawkesbury (which we won) and a productive weekend away in Coffs Harbour.

The 24th of September marked the start of the season and we were lucky enough to have Michael Clarke for the first two games (Mosman and Randwick-Petersham). The Mosman game was a special one for a number of reasons. For Alec Baldwin, Daniel Hayes and Sandeep Lamichhane (our 16 year old Nepalese import) they were given their first grade caps to mark their first grade debut and for Tyler Edwards and Adrian ‘AJ’ Isherwood it was their first game for the Maggies,

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having previously played a first grade game. A great all-round bowling performance restricted Mosman to 141 which was easily chased down after a superb knock by Michael. Denying Michael his ton, Alec hit the winning runs with a big bomb over cow which he was rather chuffed about.

In the following two games, we came across a very professional outfit in Randwick-Petersham and Parramatta and unfortunately, we could not match their hunger. AJ sealed his first 1st grade ‘Michelle Pfeiffer’ (5-52), Nick ‘Cutlery’ Cutler secured his first of many 50s for the season against Parramatta and Sam Pararajasingham bowled very well to keep us in the game against Parramatta.

The following match against St. George had a bit of everything. Our overseas pom, Ned Eckersley, had arrived to a washed out day one. On day two, Ned and Cutts set us up incredibly well with a 74 and 83 respectively and some late hitting allowed us to declare on 323. However, having to bowl St. George out in 60 overs was never going to be easy but we gave ourselves a chance after taking the ninth wicket with 7 overs to go. However, the St. George no. 11 was too stubborn and unfortunately we weren’t able to get that tenth scalp. Despite the draw, we drew a lot of confidence as a team and self-belief as individuals that we could fight against the best.

Next up was Bankstown. Two incredible knocks by both Nick Cutler and Adrian Isherwood where they both collected their first 1st grade tons set up a first innings total of 360. However, rain had its say again and reduced Bankstown’s innings to 67 overs. Our bowlers had no answers to their aggression, hitting power and game awareness and they chased our total within the allocated overs, albeit nine down.

The next three games up until Christmas – Sutherland, Northern Districts and Blacktown – followed in similar fashion. We were playing very good cricket in patches but could not

sustain the pressure required with the ball over long periods and could not build on our starts with the bat. We were putting ourselves into winning positions but were not grasping at those chances and would let the momentum slip too many times. In those games, however, Alec and Isaac Taylor scored their maiden 50 of the season, AJ scored another 50 and Cutlery (AKA. Noodles, AKA. The Rig, AKA. Cuts) fell 3 short of back-to-back tons.

The 20/20 competition had its highs and lows. We played Parramatta in the first game and some tight bowling restricted them to 116 (4 wickets to James ‘Ralph Lauren’ Shepherd AKA. The Male Model from Concord, AKA. The Concord Strangler). But again, the pressure was too much and we were bowled out for 76 which included an amazing four run outs. In the second game, Northern Districts bowled with good discipline and restricted us to 126. It was always going to be tough to defend that total and they batted with patience and smarts to chase the total in the 17th over. The next two games, double header at Pratten, is where our form turned around in this competition. Tyler Edwards showed his strength with a quick 50 against Hawkesbury. Our total of 154 in the end was too much and we were off the mark in the 20/20 comp with a win. Two Hours later we played

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Fairfield-Liverpool, and Ned followed on from Tyler and scored a blistering 50 and again our tight bowling was too much for Fairfield-Liverpool’s batting. A huge thank you has to go out to all the boys who turned up in their wrestling kit to support us. It was a great day for the team and for the club and we’re so thrilled that we could produce some great cricket on the day. Following Christmas, Manly showed their class with a win over us in a one-dayer. Dan Constable fell 2 runs short of his first 50 of the season and Ned scored himself another 50 with an elegant 78.

Although we weren’t winning the games we would have liked, we were always highly competitive and this showed in our next match against Hawkesbury. Batting first, Cutlery and AJ again showed form both reaching 50 (78 and 67 respectively) allowing a declaration at 303 and an early wicket before close of play. The following day, we bowled with patience and discipline and had the ball reversing. James ‘Calvin Klein’ Shepherd ended with a well deserved ‘4’ as we bowled Hawkesbury out for 227.

Unfortunately, we couldn’t back up this performance losing to UNSW (Tom Burt debuting) despite Jehangir Ali’s best bowling performance (4-44 since his debut against Manly). However, the following week brought us to the inaugural ‘Back to Pratten Day’ against Campbelltown. Alec Baldwin found his feet at No. 4 and scored a specular 123 that allowed an early declaration to be made. With an all-round contribution with the ball – with all bowlers contributing on the wicket column – Campbelltown were bowled out for 149. This allowed for a rare opportunity in first grade cricket to seal an outright win, but it wasn’t to be. Campbelltown held out the remaining session of the day.

After Campbelltown we came up against a very good Sydney outfit that were far too strong on the day (Nick Cutler scoring another half century), a washed out match against North Sydney and with injury and absent players hitting us hard we had nothing left in the tank as we came up against competition leaders Gordon.

The one thing I hope I have reflected here is that by looking simply at the ladder does not provide the accurate reflection our season deserves. I could not be prouder of the boys for what was a long, tough season. We were the constant example of how we want all club members to train. Our dedication and preparation to training and game day was outstanding and held us in good stead for the weekend. For a team that at times had an average age of 21, we proved to many of the established teams what we’re a more than capable unit and with huge potential as we sent many scares throughout the season. We pushed the best teams in the comp to the edge and although we did not always come away with the win, it provided us with the experience and understanding as individuals and as a team of how to play within the best first grade competition in Australia. Our maturity and personalities grew as the season went on and I believe, along with many others in the club, that with this growth some amazing things are ahead. We need to continue to work hard, train with discipline and purpose and

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bring that tough, resilient attitude required to play first grade cricket. I cannot wait to see what’s in store in the following 12 months.

This couldn’t be done without the effort and support of many Western Suburb members. On behalf of the team a huge thank you to Mark Ray for his tireless hours preparing for games, helping tactically and supporting the younger players and myself. Steve McClue, massive thank you for your countless hours at our games, scoring, sorting drinks and generally helping out and being there for the players. Keegan, I can’t imagine how tough it is to juggle a family life, a demanding job and the role of club coach but you did it magnificently and with a composure and patience not many possess. Thanks for your words of wisdom and assistance with the team. Massive thank you to Rick Wayde, who is constantly present at training, home games and does an immense amount of work behind the scene. Thanks to your support, your organising and your effort at training, when we play at Pratten and all the Western suburbs events. Lastly, to all the parents, partners and Western Suburbs members that turn up during the season, we thank you for your support. Without the continual effort of the club - including its members, the board, selectors, parents and of course players - the progress my team is making individually and as a team would simply not be happening. Thank you to all involved.

Jonathan Cook,First Grade Captain

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 1st Grade Belvidere Cup – Match Results

Round 1: Mosman 141 (D. Lowery 47, JL Hughes 25. AJ Isherwood 2/27, JR Shepherd, 2/32 JD Cook 2/38) defeated by Western Suburbs 4/145 (MJ Clarke 99*, D Dassananayake 3/28)at Allan Border Oval

Round 2: Randwick-Petersham 9/278 (cc) (A Sams 95, NA Price 45, AR Kemp 36, JG Psarakis 29 AJ Isherwood 5/52 JD Cook 2/45) defeated Western Suburbs 176 (AJ Isherwood 46, NJ Cutler 38, A Baldwin 25 D Sams 4/30, G Wests 4/45) at Petersham Oval

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Round 3: Parramatta 5/422(dec) (N Bertus 215, WJ Affleck 121, B Abbott 43, A Turrell 30 SS Pararajasingham 2/70) defeated Western Suburbs 283 (NJ Cutler 91, AJ Isherwood 41, DM Bourke 40, JD Cook 37, JR Shepherd 33 S Copperfield 4/81, B Taylor 3/71, T Liyanage 2/54) and 0/52 at Old Kings Oval

Round 4: St. George 9/181 (S McCabe 59, D Visser 29, L Bartier 27, J Rose 26 AJ Isherwood 3/26, SS Pararajasingham 2/17, JD Cook 2/41) drew with Western Suburbs 323 (NJ Cutler 83, NJ Eckersley 74, AC Baldwin 39, JD Cook 39, IW Taylor 26 E Denhartog 4/90, M Lacey 3/66) at Hurstville Oval

Round 5: Western Suburbs 5/360 (dec) (AJ Isherwood 120*, NJ Cutler 110, IW Taylor 38, NJ McAndrew 2/75, JN Burke 2/87) defeated by Bankstown 9/362 (NJ McAndrew 66*, L Reece 59, M Brown 58, M Stretton 52, P Wells 39, JN Burke 30* JD Cook 4/92, S Lamichhane 3/107, JR Shepherd 2/93) at Pratten Park

Round 6: Western Suburbs 334 (NJ Cutler 97, AC Baldwin 53, IW Taylor 45, NJ Eckersley 42 K Brockley 3/78, D Fallins 2/88) defeated by Sutherland 9/379 (dec) (D Rixon 75, T Doyle 57, J Biviano 50, S Khan 48, D Fallins 45* B Dwarshuis 39, A Whatley 30 S Lamichhane 3/80, AJ Isherwood 3/88) at Pratten Park

Round 7: Northern District 5/324 (AG Harriott 119, TR Felton 57, DA Anderson 52*, JI Whealing 39*, BJ Haddin 38 QL Titterton 2/39) defeated Western Suburbs 9/323 AJ Isherwood 74, IW Taylor 63, D Constable 56, DM Bourke 35, NJ Eckersley 26, JD Fowles 25 CJ Green 4/76, MJ Phillips 2/42) at Mark Taylor Oval

Round 8: Western Suburbs 8/228 (cc) (AC Baldwin 52, NJ Eckersley 48, IW Taylor 37< NJ Cutler 34, AJ Isherwood 26* DJ Crawford 2/41) defeated by Blacktown 8/229 (P Horton 47, A Lilley 43, N Hinton 41 QL Titterton 2/48) at Pratten Park

Round 9: Western Suburbs 177 (NJ Eckersley 78, D Constable 48 A Beadle 4/19, M Alexander 3/28) defeated by Manly-Warringah 7/226 (cc) (AJ Crosthwaite 70, JL Crosthwaite 50, C Merchant 37*, A Beadle 35 JD Cook 3/37, J Ali 2/46) at Pratten Park

Round 10: Hawkesbury 227 (H Ridgewell 49, DJ Mckay 47, C Lowe 32, B Atherton 26, A Jamal 26 JR Shepherd 4/45, JD Cook 3/44, AJ Isherwood 3/54) defeated by Western Suburbs 9/303 (dec) (NJ Cutler 78, AJ Isherwood 67, IW Taylor 36, JR Shepherd 35, NJ Eckersley 31 J Dyball 3/56, A Kherkah 2/35, JA Clarke 2/53) at Owen Earle Oval

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 1st Grade Belvidere Cup – Match Results (cont’d)

Round 11: UNSW 7/198 (RS Patel 74, LR Maladay 35* J Ali 4/44, AJ Isherwood 2/50) defeated Western Suburbs 192 (AJ Isherwood 33, NJ Eckersley 33, AV Makaroff 29, D Constable 26 RS Patel 3/13, BM Irving-Holliday 3/46 MA Atallah 2/48 HC McLean 2/50) at Alan Davidson Oval

Round 12: Western Suburbs 8/307 (dec) (AC Baldwin 123*, NJ Cutler 56, IW Taylor 54 IJ Carlisle 3/63) defeated Campbelltown-Camden 149 (N Carruthers 45, J Browne 29 JD Cook 5/27, JR Shepherd 3/54) and 5/141 (J Simmons 56*, JJ Colliss 32* JD Cook 2/38, JR Shepherd 2/45) at Pratten Park

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Round 13: Western Suburbs 188 (NJ Cutler 66, D Hayes 36 BA Manenti 2/26, ND Bills 2/34, J Denly 2/36) defeated by Sydney 6/185 (B McClintock 58*, R. Felsch 55* JR Shepherd 3/42) at Pratten Park

Round 14: North Sydney drew with Western Suburbs. Rain affected, at North Sydney Oval

Round 15: Western Suburbs 146 (TP Burt 48 E Richtor 4/42, M Junk 3/29, J Kennedy 2/21) defeated by Gordon 221 (T Crawford 67, E Richtor 56, S Colley 39 JR Shepherd 4/27, JD Cook 2/36, QL Titterton 2/51) at Pratten Park

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 1st Grade Twenty20 – Match Results

KINGSGROVE SPORTS TWENTY20 CUPRound 1: Parramatta 116 (L Dempsey 36 JR Shepherd 4/24, JD Cook 3/21, SS Pararajasingham 2/24) defeated Western Suburbs 76 at Old Kings Oval

Round 2: Northern District 2/127 (AG Harriott 50, CJ Green 36*, JI Whealing 26*) defeated Western Suburbs 6/126 (cc) (AJ Isherwood 29, NJ Eckersley 29, D Hayes 25 MJ Phillips 2/17, CJ Green 2/19) at Mark Taylor Oval

Round 3: Western Suburbs 9/154 (cc) (TR Edwards 56, D Hayes 30 A Jamal 3/33, A Nair 2/15, JA Clarke 2/15) defeated Hawkesbury 7/133 (J Dyball 35 QL Titterton 3/22), at Pratten Park

Round 4: Western Suburbs 7/148 (cc) (NJ Eckersley 53, NJ Cutler 27 C Jones 2/35) defeated Fairfield-Liverpool 9/136 (C Jones 40 JR Shepherd 3/35, JD Cook 2/11, D Constable 2/21) at Pratten Park

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 1st Grade - All Game Statistics

Batting Averages Batting Honour Roll

Batsman M I

no HS Runs Avge

C/St

123* Alec Baldwin

v Campbelltown-Camden

Michael Clarke 2 2 1 99

* 105105.0

0 1120* Adrian Isherwood v Bankstown

Nick Cutler 18

19 1 110 743 41.28 9

100 Nick Cutler v Bankstown

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Ned Eckersley 12 12 - 78 452 37.6710-3

99* Michael Clarke v Mosman *

Adrian Isherwood 16 16 2 120* 492 35.14 4 97 Nick Cutler v Sutherland

Alec Baldwin 15 15 2123

* 398 30.61 5 91 Nick Cutler v ParramattaTom Burt 3 3 - 48 90 30.00 - 83 Nick Cutler v St. GeorgeAnton Makaroff 1 1 - 29 29 29.00 2 78 Nick Cutler V Hawkesbury

Isaac Taylor 17

16 3 39 262 20.15 11 78 Ned Eckersley

v Manly-Warringah *

Sandeep Lamichhane 7 4 3 12* 19 19.00 - 74 Ned Eckersley v St. George

Darren Bourke 11 9 1 40 135 16.8810-4 74 Adrian Isherwood v N District

Daniel Constable 14

14 1 56 214 16.46 7 67 Adrian Isherwood v Hawkesbury

Tylar Edwards 7 8 1 56 95 13.57 3 66 Nick Cutler v Sydney

SamPararajasingham

14

11 4 23* 91 13.00 - 63 Isaac Taylor v N District

James Shepherd 18

14 1 35 129 9.92 6 56 Nick Cutler

v Campbelltown

Jonathan Fowles 4 4 - 25 39 9.75 3 56 Daniel Constable v N District

Jehangir Ali 8 4 3 1 1 1 - 56 Tylar Edwardsv Hawkesbury**

Quincy Titterton 8 5 2 0

* 0 0.00 1 54 Isaac Taylorv Campbelltown

Scott Burkinshaw 1 1 1 0

* 0 - - 53 Alec Baldwin v SutherlandLachlan Swan - - - - - - 1 53 Ned Eckersley v F-Liverpool**

52 Alec Baldwin V Blacktown *Limited Over *Twenty20 **

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 1st Grade - All Game Statistics (continued)

Bowling Averages

Bowler O M R W Avge BBJonathan Cook 230.4 46 709 34 20.85 5/27Quincy Titterton 61 4 302 11 27.45 3/22James Shepherd 227.4 27 995 36 27.64 4/24

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Adrian Isherwood 129.2 16 556 19 29.26 5/52Daniel Constable 30.2 2 154 5 30.80 2/21Jehangir Ali 112 24 359 11 32.64 4/44Scott Burkinshaw 7 - 38 1 38.00 1/38

SamPararajasingham 121 22 453 11 41.18 2/17

Sandeep Lamichhane 72 1 387 9 43.00 3/80Jonathan Fowles 27 2 119 2 59.50 1/27Michael J. Clarke 3 - 12 0 - 0/12Anton Makaroff 2 1 3 0 - 0/3

Bowling Honour Roll 5/27

Jonathan Cook v Campbelltown-Camden

5/52

Adrian Isherwood v Randwick-Petersham

Highest Partnerships

Limited overs *

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 1ST Grade - Limited Over Statistics

Limited Overs Batting Averages Limited Overs Bowling Averages

Bowler O M R W Avge BBAdrian Isherwood 31.4 2 130 8 16.2

55-52

Jonathan Cook 38 1 143 8 17.87

3-37

Jehangir Ali 19 - 78 3 26.00

2-46

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Wicket Batsmen Runs Opponents1st Alec Baldwin & Isaac Taylor 91 Blacktown *

2nd Michael Clarke & Nick Cutler 57 Mosman *3rd Nick Cutler & Alec Baldwin 131 Campbelltown - Camden4th Nick Cutler & Adrian Isherwood 189 Bankstown5th Adrian Isherwood & Daniel Constable 102 Northern District6th Ned Eckersley & Daniel Constable 50 Manly-Warringah *7th Jonathan Fowles & Darren Bourke 37 Northern District8th Jonathan Cook & Sam Pararajasingham 41 St. George9th Darren Bourke & James Shepherd 61 Parramatta

10th Darren Bourke & Sandeep Lamichhane 17 Parramatta

Quincy Titterton 16 - 97 3 32.33

2-48

Sam Pararajasingham

20 2 78 2 39.00

1-22

James Shepherd 38 1 199 4 49.75 2-32Daniel Constable 8 - 55 1 55.00 1-44Sandeep Lamichhane

17 - 66 1 66.00 1-17

Michael J. Clarke 3 - 12 0 - 0-12

Limited Overs Bowling Honour Roll

5-52 Adrian Isherwood v Randwick-Petersham

Limited Overs Batting Honour Roll

99* Michael J. Clarke v Mosman78 Ned Eckersley v Manly-

Warringah52 Alec Baldwin v Blacktown

Highest Limited Overs Partnerships Wicket

Batsmen Runs Opponents

1st Alec Baldwin &Isaac Taylor 94 Blacktown2nd Michael J. Clarke & Nick Cutler 57 Mosman3rd Ned Eckersley & Nick Cutler 86 Blacktown4th Ned Eckersley & Adrian Isherwood 48 Manly-Warringah5th Adrian Isherwood & Alec Baldwin 44 Randwick-Petersham6th Ned Eckersley & Daniel Constable 50 Manly-Warringah7th Daniel Constable & Jonathan Cook 8 Manly-Warringah8th Adrian Isherwood & James Shepherd 13 Blacktown9th Darren Bourke & James Shepherd 12 Randwick-Petersham

10th Darren Bourke & Sandeep Lamichhane 7 Randwick-Petersham

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club

2016-17 1ST Grade - Twenty20 Statistics

Twenty20 Batting Averages Twenty20 Bowling Averages

Bowler O M R W Avge BBJames Shepherd 14.4 - 101 9 11.22 4-24

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Batsman M Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Avge Ct/SMichael Clarke 2 2 1 99* 105 105.00 1Ned Eckersley 2 2 - 78 126 63.00 -Alec Baldwin 4 4 1 52 90 30.00 1Adrian Isherwood

4 4 1 46 86 28.67 2

Isaac Taylor 2 2 - 37 56 28.00 1Daniel Constable

2 2 - 48 49 24.50 1

Nick Cutler 4 4 - 38 83 20.75 3Daniel Hayes 2 2 - 15 24 12.00 2Jonathan Cook 4 3 - 9 22 7.33 3Darren Bourke 3 2 - 6 11 5.50 0-2Sam Pararajasingham

2 1 - 5 5 5.00 -

James Shepherd 4 3 - 7 13 4.33 3Tylar Edwards 3 3 - 7 12 4.00 2Quincy Titterton 2 2 1 0* 0 0.00 -Sandeep Lamichhane

2 1 1 4* 4 - -

Jehangir Ali 2 1 1 0* 0 - -

Jonathan Cook 16 - 76 6 12.67 3-21Dan Constable 9 - 51 3 17.00 2-21Sam Parrarajasingham

8 - 68 4 17.00 2-24Quincy Titterton 10 - 66 3 22.00 3-22Sandeep Lamichhane

7 - 59 2 29.50 1-23Adrian Isherwood 11 - 79 0 - 0-13

Batting Honour Roll56 Tylar Edwards v Hawkesbury53 Ned Eckersley v Fairfield-Liverpool

Highest Twenty20 Partnerships

Wicket Batsmen Runs Opponents1st Ned Eckersley & Isaac Taylor 25 Fairfield-Liverpool2nd Ned Eckersley & Nick Cutler 55 Fairfield-Liverpool3rd Ned Eckersley & Adrian Isherwood 13 Northern District4th Tylar Edwards & Daniel Hayes 65 Hawkesbury5th Adrian Isherwood & Dan Constable 5 Parramatta6th Adrian Isherwood & Jonathan Cook 22 Parramatta7th Dan Constable & Sam Pararajasingham 23* Northern District8th Jonathan Cook & Sam Pararajasingham 8 Hawkesbury9th Adrian Isherwood & James Shepherd 6 Parramatta

10th Jonathan Cook & Quincy Titterton 12* Hawkesbury

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 2nd Grade - Captain’s Report

The eclectic & enigmatic nature of Western Suburbs was seen in all its glory within the 2nd grade season. The season was filled with absolute highs, disappointing lows & everything in between. However, what truly came out was the amazing potential that this team and club has. With some stability and a strong core leadership, I am looking forward to 2nd Grade starting strong and finishing strong next season to truly realise its potential.

The season started off in the most inextricably sensational fashion with Wests winning the first 5 games and sitting nicely at the top of the table. The beauty of this was that each game had different

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Batsman M I NO HS Runs Avge Ct/STylar Edwards 2 2 - 56 63 31.50 -Ned Eckersley 4 4 - 54 104 26.00 4-3Jonathan Cook 4 4 2 24* 49 24.50 3Daniel Hayes 4 4 - 30 79 19.75 1Adrian Isherwood 4 4 - 29 52 13.00 1Alec Baldwin 2 2 - 11 22 11.00 -Nick Cutler 4 4 - 27 35 8.75 1Dan Constable 4 4 1 15* 23 7.67 1Isaac Taylor 2 2 - 11 13 6.50 3James Shepherd 4 2 - 10 12 6.00 1Sam Pararajasingham

4 4 2 6* 7 3.50 -

Jonathan Fowles 1 1 - 1 1 1.00 1Sandeep Lamichhane

2 1 1 2* 2 - -

Quincy Titterton 3 1 1 0* 0 - -

individual match winning performances, with various superb contributions occurring in the first half of the season.

The season saw Dan Constable join us & from the first game onwards, made an incredible impact with the bat, notching up his first century for the Club within a matter of games. The other person to really grow this season was Jonathan Fowles. His attacking bowling made him a treat to captain & over time his batting came of age, showing the true all rounding potential this young man has. Fowles & Billy Gaunt are our rising stars to have broken into 2nd grade this year and it will be great to see them develop in the future.

We unfortunately lost Lee Maggs early in the season to a broken wrist, not before taking a 5 wicket haul and incredibly playing through the wrist injury to help keep our winning season alive. The other exceptional performance of note was Sandeep Lamichhane, our Nepalese import who spun a sensational web in his debut 2nd grade game for Wests.

With the strong performances continuing, unfortunately for 2s, it meant we lost players to 1st grade and the core team starting changing as we hit the middle of the season. This change and uncertainty meant that we were unable to continue our winning momentum, and unfortunately the strong plans we implemented earlier no longer came to fruition.

Unfortunately, with my overseas work commitments, this also meant a change in leadership for the 2nd

half of the season and the continued instability was a disappointment to a team that started so strongly and was destined for a big year. However, I have full confidence that the group of players that I had the pleasure of leading will grow with the experience and come back even stronger and more mature next year to continue our winning ways that we are so capable of.

All the best for 2017/18!

Vinayak Sasitharan2nd Grade Captain

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 2nd Grade – Match Results

Round Opponent Western Suburbs

Best Bowling Best Batting

1 at Punchbowl Oval WIN

Mosman 151

8/233 B Qureshi 3/22 L Maggs 3/25 E Parmakellis 2/23 JD Fowles 2/24

D Constable 73 IW Taylor 58 LJ Maggs 27


Randwick-Petersham 180

6/181 LJ Maggs 5/53 QL Titterton 2/23 JD Fowles 2/33

DM Paterson 52 V Sasistharan 50*

3 at Parramatta 235 E Parmakellis 3/32 LJ Maggs 56

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Punchbowl Oval WIN

214 JD Fowles 3/60 B Qureshi 2/16

J McDevitt 48 DM Paterson 31


St. George 183

218 S Lamichhane 6/63 JD Fowles 2/38

D Constable 106 DM Paterson 33

5 at Bankstown Memorial Oval WIN

Bankstown 142

272 T Coldman 5/23 L Gough 2/30

AV Makaroff 64 JW Rush 59* E Parmakellis 54

6 at Glenn McGrath Oval DRAW

Sutherland 7/361

5/403 (dec) JD Fowles 3/89 Jehangir Ali 2/53

TP Burt 98 B Qureshi 89* DM Paterson 66 D Hayes 65 JD Fowles 61

7 at Pratten Park LOSS

Northern District 8/354 (dec)

119 and 1/40 TP Burt 55*

8 at Joe McAleer Oval LOSS

Blacktown 8/293 (cc)

72 S Edwards 3/63 E Parmakellis 2/48

E Parmakellis 27

9 at Manly Oval LOSS

Manly-Warringah 229

138 S Pararajasingham 5/30 S Edwards 3/60

D Hayes 40 V Sasistharan 31


Hawkesbury 228

7/227 T Coldman 2/35 AV Makaroff 2/47 E Parmakellis 2/48 S Edwards2/49

AV Makaroff 54* DM Paterson 52 TP Burt 40 E Parmakellis 26


UNSW 282 230 QL Titterton 3/69 B Qureshi 2/71

D Hayes 90 JD Fowles 31

12 at Raby Oval No. 1 LOSS

C’town-Camden 7/219

212 B Qureshi 2/43 T Coldman 48 AV Makaroff 38

13 at Drummoyne Oval LOSS

Sydney 4/290 (cc)

6/57 B Qureshi 28

14 at Pratten Park DRAW

North Sydney 9/299

Did not bat. Rain Affected

QL Titterton 4/48 C Blaxall-Hill 3/66

15 at Chatswood Oval LOSS

Gordon 4/118

117 C Blaxall-Hill 2/30

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 2nd Grade - Statistics - Batting

Batsman M Inns NO HS Runs

Ave Ct/S

John Rush 1 1 - 59 59 59 1-0Daniel Constable 4 4 - 106 215 53.75 4Joe McDevitt 1 1 - 48 48 48.00 1Tom Burt 7 8 1 98 225 32.14 3Daniel Hayes 9 8 - 90 257 32.13 4Isaac Taylor 2 2 - 58 58 29.00 1

Batsman M Inns NO HS Runs

Ave Ct/S

Jehangir Ali 1 - - - - - -Brad Walsh 2 - - - - - -Lachlan Dawson - - - - - - 1

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Lee Maggs 4 4 - 56 107 26.75 3Tylar Edwards 1 2 1 22* 26 26.00 -Bilal Qureshi 9 9 1 89* 195 24.38 3David Paterson 13 14 1 66 301 23.15 1Jonathan Fowles 10 9 1 61 183 22.87 1Tom Coldman 8 7 3 48 86 21.50 2Anton Makaroff 12 11 1 64 185 18.50 3Callum Hotham 2 1 - 18 18 18.00 1Vinayak Sasitharan 8 7 1 50* 107 17.83 3Ryan Smith 1 1 - 17 17 17.00 -Connor Blaxall-Hill 2 1 - 17 17 17.00 -Mandeep Oberoi 1 1 - 16 16 16.00 -Emmanuel Parmakellis

15 13 1 53 180 15.00 2

Sam Pararajasingham 3 2 - 17 29 14.50 1Scott Cassidy 4 3 - 16 43 14.33 4Alex Hughes 4 4 - 23 51 12.75 2Ronald Lawrence 2 1 - 11 11 11.00 -Darren Cox 6 5 2 13 24 8.00 1-0Darren Bourke 3 3 - 11 21 7.00 3-0Ben Gorham 2 1 - 7 7 7.00 -Sandeep Lamichhane 1 1 - 5 5 5.00 1Liam Gough 5 4 2 6 9 4.50 3Quincy Titterton 5 1 - 3 3 3.00 3Tane Nunn 3 3 - 6 6 2.00 4Lachlan Swan 1 1 - 1* 1 1.00 -Sam Edwards 5 3 1 1* 1 0.50 1Mitchell Fleming 1 1 - 0 0 0.00 1Andrew Salkeld 1 1 - 0 0 0.00 -Billy Gaunt 8 4 4 17* 32 - 6-5

Batting Honour RollScore

Batsman Opposition

106 Dan Constable St. George98 Tom Burt Sutherland90 Daniel Hayes University of NSW89* Bilal Qureshi Sutherland73 Dan Constable Mosman66 David Paterson Sutherland65 Daniel Hayes Sutherland64 Anton Makaroff Bankstown61 Jonathan Fowles Sutherland59 John Rush Bankstown58 Isaac Taylor Mosman56 Lee Maggs Parramatta55* Tom Burt Northern District54* Anton Makaroff Hawkesbury53 Emmanuel Parmakellis Bankstown52 David Paterson Randwick-Petersham52 David Paterson Hawkesbury50* Vinayak Sasitharan Randwick-Petersham

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 2nd Grade - Statistics (continued)

Bowling Averages Bowling Honour Roll

6-63

Sandeep Lamichhane St. George

6-95

Emmanuel Parmakellis

Northern District

5-26

Tom Coldman Bankstown

5-30

Sam Pararajasingham

Manly-Warringah

70

5-53

Lee Maggs Randwick-Petersham


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Bowler O M R W Ave Best

Sandeep Lamichhane

21.1 5 63 6 10.50 6-63

Tane Nunn 3 1 11 1 11.00 1-11

Lee Maggs 30.2 2 119 9 13.22 5-53

Connor Blaxall-Hill 20.2 3 96 5 19.20 3-66

Sam Pararajasingham

47.4 11 142 7 20.28 5-30

Sam Edwards 31.3 1 203 9 22.55 3-60

Quincy Titterton 75 16 236 10 23.60 4-48

Bilal Qureshi 75.2 12 238 10 23.80 3-22

Emmanuel Parmakellis

156 22 600 24 25.00 6-95

Jonathan Fowles 107 14 400 16 25.00 3-60

Jehangir Ali 14 1 53 2 26.50 2-53

Daniel Hayes 8 1 29 1 29.00 1-2Tom Coldman 154.3 29 443 10 44.30 5-

26Brad Walsh 31 5 110 2 55.00 1-

36Alex Hughes 21 - 115 2 57.50 1-

32Andrew Salkeld 10 - 68 1 68.00 1-

68Liam Gough 44 5 177 2 88.50 2-

43Anton Makaroff 59 6 300 3 100.0

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Callum Hotham 1 - 5 0 - 0-5Darren Cox 1 - 7 0 - 0-7Lachlan Swan 3 - 12 0 - 0-

12Mandeep Oberoi 3 - 17 0 - 0-

17Ben Gorham 5 - 21 0 - 0-7Mitchell Fleming 3 - 26 0 - 0-

26Tom Burt 4 - 29 0 - 0-4Dan Constable 33 8 92 0 - 0-

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Wicket Batsmen Runs

Opponents

1st Jonathan Fowles & Tom Burt 99 Sutherland2nd Tom Burt & David Paterson 126 Sutherland3rd Isaac Taylor & Dan Constable 97 Mosman4th Daniel Hayes & Bilal Qureshi 132 Sutherland5th David Paterson & Vinayak Sasitharan 38 Randwick-Petersham6th Joseph McDevitt & Jonathan Fowles 67 Parramatta7th Anton Makaroff & Emmanuel

Parmakellis56 Hawkesbury

8th Anton Makaroff & John Rush 66 Bankstown9th John Rush & Emmanuel Parmakellis 95 Bankstown

10th Liam Gough & Billy Gaunt 24 Parramatta


2016-17 3rd Grade - Captain’s Report

The third grade season started at Rawson Oval, Mosman with a number of new faces to the side. There was a great feeling of optimism from the very start considering the quality of our returning players and the calibre of new players recruited during the off-season, thanks to Vosey and Mark. It didn't take long for everyone to get to know each other, with many of the Wests debutants contributing heavily to the match. Hughsey (Alex Hughes) bowled well for 3 wickets and after a fighting innings from Wests which saw TC (Tom Coldman) and Baz (Col Barry) score valuable runs in the lower order on a slow wicket which saw us chase 194 with 3 balls to spare on a slow wicket after being 6-106 after 35 overs. Hammo (Guy Hammond) showed nerves of steel to smash a 4 over mid-off to seal the deal. A great start to the year. Round 1 set the tone for the year - the season was highlighted with a number of close wins and gritty performances. One of those was the following week, as we made our way to Coogee which saw us post a competitive 242 on a flat track, with a big contribution from Burty (Tom Burt) who kicked off his unbelievable season with a very well compiled 56. Both the new english recruits, TC and Hughsey starred with the ball, both going for only 3 runs an over, on a road against a good Randy Petes batting line up. TC bagging 2 wickets and Hughes taking 3 wickets. Hughsey bowled the final 10 overs from one end and got the boys home restricting the opposition to 6 runs off the last over which saw them fall 3 runs short. Saucey (Andrew Salkeld) showed some great death bowling from the other end to take two very valuable wickets in the last 10 overs. Round 3 against Parramatta saw the emergence of Taneo (Tane Nunn), who had a very solid first year at the pies, as he smashed his way to 38 opening the batting and made it look easy. Burty continued from round 2 with a dominant 89, and showed us all how to open the batting in a two-dayer. He deserved a ton. After declaring overnight, another tough performance by the boys in the field saw the pies notch up 3 from 3 wins by defending our solid 331 total by 11 runs in another tight one. TC starred with 4 poles at 3 runs per over in a 22 over masterclass. He was very well supported by Wests stalwart, Tudes (Michael Tudehope) who was invaluable in his first game of the year going for 2.4 runs per over from 18 overs (7 of those maidens) and picking up 2 wickets in the process. The song was sung with great passion by those who knew it, and those that didn’t were starting to pick it up pretty quickly, hearing it three rounds in a row! The first loss for the year came in round 4. We did not bat well enough and were met with a couple of experienced higher grade batters from St George who put them into a winning position by the time the first wicket fell. Burty once again was a shining light meticulously picking off runs in his zones to construct a superb 110. Cas (Scott Cassidy) also batted well for a patient 45.

The match against Bankstown in round 5 saw the thirds, for the first time in the season play at Blick, always a happy hunting ground for us, rarely losing here over the last couple of seasons. Captain Baz bowled 9 maidens from 15 overs to apply the blow torch to Bankstown’s top order. Hammo partnered Baz well and topped the wickets column with 2 poles. Chasing 263, Macca (Simon McInerney) kicked us off in true Macca style smashing 62 from 55 rocks, which was well complimented by a classy 48 from Benny G (Ben Gorham) up the other end. However after losing quick wickets in the middle order we were 7-160 and staring down the barrel of a loss when Hughsey and Billy Gaunt got together to put on one of the partnerships of the season to chase down the total. Billy showed fantastic composure to consistently put the bad balls away, hitting 6 fours, whilst picking off singles to give the big hitting Hughes the strike as needed in a very valuable innings of 38. Hughes up the other end went off, clearing the front leg, hitting 7 fours and 3 sixes. Another great win by the pies! As if the first half of the season couldn't have started any better, in round 6 at Blick Oval, the game was all but over when we slumped to 8-90 chasing a well restricted 203 from Sutherland after a Colin Barry rampage which saw him take 4-30 and Goughy (Liam Gough) also taking a bag full. Enter Wests number 10 Goughy, fresh off his 4-fa. Batting at 10 its fair to say you’ve done your job taking 4 wickets, though the boy from Orange wasn't

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Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 3rd Grade - Captain’s Report (cont’d)

done there, he scored ‘a top 6 like’ 52* to chase down Sutherland's 203 and win the game for the club. This is one time you wouldn't have a problem with sitting at the presentation night and seeing him score 33 Mal Gorham's for the round! A loss in round 7 against the future competition winners, Northern Districts, which featured a dominant 48 from JT (Jack Thomas) and a clean hitting 68 from Saucey, did not slow us down, winning the following round against Blacktown which included one of the innings of the year from Macca who scored a highly entertaining 108. During this special innings Macca was bowled 7 full tosses and every single one of them went for a maximum. Such clean hitting from the Mac was great to watch. This game also saw one of the spells of the year from a fired up Hammo who ripped through the Blacktown lower order with pure pace to take 3-fa. The back end of the year saw some very special performances from two retiring life members, Colin Barry and Dutchy (Peter Holland). Baz took 4/59 off 22.2 overs in the 35 degree heat at UNSW with torn ligaments in his ankle to see us narrowly miss what would have been an amazing come from behind win. Baz’s second wicket at UNSW marked a significant achievement for the great man – it was his 500th wicket for the club. Such an amazing achievement, congratulations Baz! This was one of many great performance that saw Baz take 24 wickets for the year at an average of 12. During the same game Peter showed he’s still got it with the bat, hitting 88 runs, including a six that landed 20 meters inside the boundary of the field adjacent at David Phillips. It's fair to say that both life members provided not only some sensational performances on the field but added priceless value to the teams winning mentality and strategy which saw us win a lot of games that a side without these two would have lost. These two were once again fantastic mentors for all players in the side and gave us all perfect examples of how to best play the game of cricket, be part of a club and enjoy the game. Special thanks to both these guys for a great season, and many other seasons that you have gifted the club with. I personally feel privileged and lucky to have played with two Wests legends. Mr 400 (Connor Blaxhall-Hill), showed his toughness and cricketing maturity beyond his years during the game at UNSW to back himself and bowl full to a set batsman looking to hit boundaries. This paid off when he drifted a ball as much as it turned to spin straight throw the gate and take the top of off-peg. This was 1 of 3 wickets Mr 400 took in a very impressive performance under pressure. The second half of the season saw an up and down run to the finals. It included more runs from Macca at Hawkesbury in a win worth the drive to Bensons Lane. Tudes chipped in with a couple more poles and JT broke a solid 7th wicket partnership for the first of his 2 wickets. Taneo (67) and JT (36) top scored in our win over Campbelltown-Camden, Tudes took 4 wickets and the bear (Ptolemy Sofianidis) stamped his claim on the third quick spot with a fantastic 7 over spell that resulted in figures of 3-18.

Three second half losses, including a thrashing at the hands of a 9th placed Gordon in the final round saw us finish in the bottom half of the top 6 going into week one of the finals. This loss ended up proving costly as we would have finished 2nd had we won this game and considering the rain that we saw first week of the finals it would have surely seen us progress to the grand final qualifier and who knows where from there! Instead we were faced with some poor sportsmanship at St George where a fake injury spooked the umpires enough to call the game off after bowling St George out for 79. This disappointingly marked the end of our season. Although we did not progress deep into the finals it's fair to say there are exciting times ahead with the group of younger players in third grade. This year saw the emergence of Ptolemy Sofianidis who took 26 wickets at an

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amazing average of 9, Connor Blaxhall-Hill who scored a huge 568 runs and took 34 wickets at an average of 20 and Tane Nunn who scored a whopping 768 runs for the year. These performances were not by fluke or based solely on natural ability, these guys have a great work ethic and all are very coachable. With a continued strong work ethic and great team attitude, all three are names to keep an eye out for in the future. Aside from the above fantastic games that resulted in wins and some of the outstanding individual performances, what made myself most proud of the side was the way the team played with pure grit and competitiveness throughout the season. We never laid down when up against the toughest opposition or circumstance. We never made excuses for losses or took the easy way out. I am sure all involved with the wins at Mosman, Coogee, Parramatta, against Sutherland, against Bankstown and the qualifying final against St George (where we exhaustingly used two super soppers to soak up tons of water from the outfield for 1.5 days to give ourselves a chance at playing) will testify to this. More importantly the way we fought in our losses, in particular against Manly and UNSW made me most proud. Both games, we looked dead in the water at times though came back to lose by 2 wickets and 1 wicket respectively. In short, we played like winners, even in defeat, which earnt us the right to win the tight games. In my opinion, this was the major reason for the success we achieved this year and will be the major reason for success for hopefully many years to come for a lot of these players and this club. Every person that played in third grade this season should be very proud of what we achieved this season. It is no mean feat to play finals in Sydney grade cricket. Although not the ending to the season that we would have liked, it was a successful one which should be reflected upon fondly and should be used to build confidence and fuel the fire for this upcoming season to go one step further. Finally, on behalf of the side I would like to thank a number of people who heavily contributed to a thoroughly enjoyable and successful season. Our head coach, Kegs, for his ever willing support and highly successful tactical advice. Laingy for your tireless effort in selecting the sides and for your fantastic support of the side throughout the year. The full coaching staff, Vosey, Mark Ray, and Timmy Carter for your support and coaching expertise which I know positively impacted many players throughout the year, I am personally very glad to see you all back again for this upcoming season. The board for their support, especially Dave Gilbert - your guidance and advice was heavily valued. I am sure with Dave's continued support and direction this club is destined to produce many more successful and enjoyable seasons. Lisa Nimmo and Sue Gorham, for scoring and updating MyCricket most games. To the great club men that consistently do covers: Cheungy, Jehangir, Hammo, Hughsey, Saucey, AB, Mark Ray, and Rick Wayde, much appreciated! Last though not least, thanks to the players for one of the most enjoyable seasons I have played. It was an absolute pleasure playing with you all, let's go one better next season! Up the pies!!

John Rush Third Grade Captain

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2016-17 3rd Grade – Match Results Round 1:Mosman 194 (D Donaldson 28 A Hughes 3/21, T Coldman 2/17, GR Hammond 2/25, AK Salkeld 2/32) were defeated by Western Suburbs 8/196 (RB Lawrence 32, JW Rush 28*, T Coldman 26 D Donaldson 4/26) at Rawson Park

Round 2:Randwick-Petersham 9/239 (J McLoughlin 64, K Schubert 54, JN James 29 A Hughes 3/39, T Coldman 2/30, AK Salkeld 2/35, AV Makaroff 2/57) were defeated by Western Suburbs 242 (TP Burt 56 R Stafford 3/37, A Burton 2/48) at Coogee Oval

Round 3:Parramatta 320 (E Pitt 155*, A Kaul 40 T Coldman 4/69, MG Tudehope 2/46, AK Salkeld 2/61) were defeated by Western Suburbs 7/331 (dec) (TP Burt 89, AV Makaroff 57, MC Levitt 43, AK Salkeld 40, T Nunn 38 F Chowdhury 2/37, H Goulstone 2/110) at Merrylands Oval

Round 4:St. George 2/203 defeated Western Suburbs 201 (TP Burt 110 SA Cassidy 45 J Fitzgerald 5/54, B Newport 3/30) at Harold Fraser Reserve

Round 5:Western Suburbs 7/264 (A Hughes 72*, S McInerney 62, BL Gorham 48, BC Gaunt 38* K Layton 3/58) defeated Bankstown 4/263 (dec) (J Malcolm 67 GR Hammond 2/45) at Blick Oval

Round 6:Western Suburbs 8/206 (JW Rush 56*, L Gough 52*, JM Thomas 27 L Hehir 3/49) defeated Sutherland 203 (D Magoulias 66 CP Barry 4/30, L Gough 4/44) at Blick Oval

Round 7:Northern District 4/233 (ST Fanning 115 CP Barry 2/54) defeated Western Suburbs 231 (AK Salkeld 68*, JM Thomas 48, JW Rush 32, A Hughes 25 J Miller 4/43) at Asquith Oval

Round 8:Western Suburbs 9/229 (cc) (S McInerney 108 CR Vella 4/33) defeated Blacktown 165 (Z Brown 34 BL Gorham 3/29, GR Hammond 3/39, PG Sofianidis 2/34) at Blick Oval

Round 9:Western Suburbs 8/123 (cc) (T Nunn 49 Z Trewatha 3/27) were defeated by Manly-Warringah 8/126 (J Boyer 40 CP Barry 2/16, BL Gorham 2/20, L Gough 2/28) at Blick Oval

Round 10:Hawkesbury 134 (Z Salahuddin 62 L Gough 3/28, MG Tudehope 2/5, PJ Holland 2/12, JM Thomas 2/12) were defeated by Western Suburbs 8/215 (S McInerney 81*, SA Cassidy 36, JW Rush 29* S Mott 3/27, D Brown 3/49) at Bensons Lane No. 2

Round 11:UNSW 9/200 (D Ferrara 80* CP Barry 4/59, C Blaxall-Hill 3/28) defeated Western Suburbs 199 (PJ Holland 88, CP Barry 28* A Ramakrishnan 5/29) at David Phillips South

Round 12:Western Suburbs 7/245 (cc) (T Nunn 67, JM Thomas 36, CP Barry 29, PJ Holland 28 J Stewart 3/54) defeated Campbelltown-Camden 102 (MG Tudehope 4/21 PG Sofianidis 3/18)


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Round 13:Western Suburbs 4/103(T Colman 46, S McInerney 25*) defeated Sydney 101 (M Kent 36 PG Sofianidis 4/33, MG Tudehope 2/11, CP Barry 2/23) at Blick Oval

Round 14:North Sydney drew with Western Suburbs. No play at Bon Andrews Oval. Rain affected.

Round 15:Western Suburbs 44 defeated by Gordon 4/48 (PG Sofianidis 3/21) at Blick Oval

Qualifying Final:St. George 79 (B Newport 28 CP barry 4/14, PG Sofianidis 3/10, MG Tudehope 3/27) drew with Western Suburbs 3/7 (A Walsh 2/2) at Hurstville Oval. Match was rain affected and St. George advanced.

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club 2016-17 3rd Grade - Statistics

Batting AveragesBatsman M Inn NO HS Runs Avge Ct/S

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sJoseph McDevitt 1 1 - 68 68 68.00 -Tom Burt 4 4 - 110 268 67.00 3Simon McInerney 8 7 1 108 292 48.67 4Peter Holland 6 5 1 88 163 40.75 5Anton Makaroff 2 2 - 57 73 36.50 -John Rush 13 10 4 56* 202 33.67 12-6Andrew Salkeld 6 6 1 68* 151 30.20 -Connor Blaxall-Hill 6 4 1 22* 81 27.00 -Tane Nunn 8 8 - 67 171 21.37 3Ronald Lawrence 3 3 - 32 62 20.67 -Colin Barry 9 7 2 29 99 19.80 3Scott Cassidy 8 7 - 45 128 18.29 12-0Liam Gough 7 7 3 52* 71 17.75 2Jack Thomas 11 11 1 48 170 17.00 7Tom Coldman 7 7 1 46 98 16.33 2Justin O’Neil 1 1 - 16 16 16.00 -Alex Hughes 12 12 2 72* 151 15.10 5Marius Levitt 6 6 - 43 82 13.67 -James King 1 1 - 12 12 12.00 -Oscar Oborn-Corby

1 1 - 12 12 12.00 -Ben Izzard 2 2 - 20 21 10.50 2Ben Gorham 7 7 - 48 67 9.57 1Ryan Smith 7 7 - 21 66 9.43 3Alex Cheung 1 1 - 9 9 9.00 -Guy Hammond 10 7 4 7* 27 9.00 1Ptolemy Sofianidis 5 3 1 9 15 7.50 2Lee Maggs 1 1 - 7 7 7.00 -Michael Tudehope 7 2 1 2 2 2.00 -Lachlan Swan 2 2 - 0 0 0.00 -Billy Gaunt 1 1 1 38* 38 - 2-0Mitchell Fleming 1 1 1 8* 8 - -Daniel Bizzanelli 1 - - - - - -Sam Edwards 2 - - - - - -

110 Tom Burt St. George108 Simon

McInerneyBlacktown

89 Tom Burt Parramatta88 Peter Holland University of NSW84 Simon McInerney Hawkesbury72* Alex Hughes Bankstown68* Andrew Salkeld Northern District68 Joe McDevitt Randwick-Petersham67 Tane Nunn Campbelltown-Camden62 Simon McInerney Bankstown57 Anton Makaroff Parramatta56* John Rush Sutherland56 Tom Burt Randwick-Petersham52* Liam Gough Sutherland

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Ptolemy Sofianidis 31.5 2 116 15 7.73 4-33Jack Thomas 10 - 29 3 9.67 2-12Michael Tudehope 65 21 146 13 11.23 4-21Peter Holland 6.2 - 24 2 12.00 2-12Colin Barry 112.5 30 269 20 13.45 4-14Liam Gough 42.5 7 162 10 16.20 4-44Oscar Oborn-Corby

6.5 - 19 1 19.00 1-19

Tom Coldman 82.5 14 231 12 19.25 4-69Connor Blaxall-Hill 31 4 106 5 21.20 3-28Alex Cheung 9 1 29 1 29.00 1-29Alex Hughes 82 10 335 10 33.50 3-21Andrew Salkeld 41 - 205 6 34.17 2-32Guy Hammond 68.5 4 327 9 36.33 3-39Anton Makaroff 16 2 77 2 38.50 2-57Ben Gorham 51 5 195 5 39.00 3-29Lachlan Swan 11 1 43 1 43.00 1-8Tane Nunn 1 - 6 0 - 0-6Joseph McDevitt 3 1 10 0 - 0-10Mitchell Fleming 8 1 30 0 - 0-30Daniel Bizzanelli 6 - 37 0 - 0-37Ben Izzard 11 - 53 0 - 0-18Sam Edwards 11 2 72 0 - 0-35

Highest Partnerships Wicket

Batsmen Runs

Opponents

1st Tom Burt & Joe McDevitt 122 Randwick-Petersham

2nd Tom Burt & Scott Cassidy 85 St. George3rd Tom Burt & Anton Makaroff 94 Parramatta4th Simon McInerney * Jack Thomas 48 Blacktown5th Jack Thomas & Connor Blaxall-Hill 52 Northern District6th Simon McInerney & Connor Blaxall-

Hill69 Blacktown

7th Tom Burt & John Rush 70 St. George8th Alex Hughes & Billy Gaunt 104 Bankstown

9th ** John Rush & Liam Gough 108* Sutherland 10th Colin Barry & Guy Hammond 29 University of NSW

** John Rush and Liam Gough set a new Club record for the 9th. wicket, surpassing the previous record of 97, set by Ron Topham and Harold Sallway v North Sydney

in 1939-40Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 4th Grade - Captain’s Report

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Wests 4th Grade began the season with a couple of narrow losses to Mosman and Randwick in the one-day format. Bowling Mosman out for 167 - helped by 3 wickets to both Mitch Fleming and Ben Gorham - was not enough as we fell just 7 runs short of an opening day win. Losses to both Randwick (another run chase which fell 11 runs short) and Parramatta ensued before our first win of the season against St George at Blick Oval. Wests won the toss and sent St George in, as Sam Edwards unleashed an aggressive couple of spells to finish with his first 5-wicket haul for the Magpies. St George were only able to manage 183, and this was chased down in 48 overs thanks to a 125-run partnership between Jack Thomas (74*) and Peter ‘Dutchy’ Holland (64). Dutchy continued this form into the following match against Bankstown, as he whacked 18 boundaries on his way to a century (105). Ryan Smith also announced himself at the club in this match with 85 opening the batting, earning himself a call up to 3rd Grade. Wests were eventually bowled out for 311, before we ripped through Bankstown’s middle and lower order to roll them for 123. Dan Bizzanelli took 6-44 off 16 overs, while Jehangir Ali snared 3. Two wins on the trot for the Magpies and there was hope of a season revival.

Unfortunately for the pies, we were unable to use this momentum as we lost disappointingly to Sutherland and Northern District. One standout from these matches however was a second 5-wicket haul of the season for Sam Edwards as he took 5-81 in an outright loss. Our first match following the Christmas break was a one-day match against Manly - Wests winning the toss and electing to field. Wests ended up bowling Manly out for 198 on the second last ball of their 50 overs, with the wickets shared between Alex Cheung (3), Ptolemy Sofianidis (2), Mitch Fleming (2) and Lachlan Dawson (2). A strong start to the run chase saw opener Michael Robinson (69) build small partnerships with Connor Blaxall-Hill (21) and Ronnie Lawrence, yet despite a late cameo from Andrew Gordon (23*) Wests fell short by 5 runs at the end of the 50 overs.

After another poor loss to Hawkesbury at home, Wests 4th grade were short of confidence and held a make-shift line-up at home to UNSW in a 2-day match. Wests won the toss on an interesting pitch and decided to send UNSW in. A mountain of pressure built by extremely tight opening spells by Mitch Fleming and Lachlan Dawson brought about a flurry of early wickets - including two direct hit run-outs by Lachlan Swan, and 4 wickets to Mandeep Oberai. The left-arm orthodox of Mandeep proved tough to play on a difficult Blick pitch, as he rolled through the tail to clean UNSW up for a slow 76 off 57.2 overs. Wests had 18 overs to face on the first day, however we were in all sorts, as some early swing saw us lose 4 wickets for 16 runs in the first couple of overs. Swan and Oberai managed to survive to tea, with Wests sitting at 5-27 needing 50 runs to win the following week. Unfortunately Swan went early, however Oberai and Zain Shamsi put on a vital 40 run partnership to see us past their total. Wests were eventually bowled out for 92. However, we were eager to continue with a slight chance at an outright result. A couple of early wickets to Dawson and Fleming gave us hope, as well as a 5-wicket haul for Mandeep Oberai (9 wickets for the match). UNSW managed to hold out at 9-89 as the match was ‘called’ with about 4 overs remaining. The final few matches of the season unfortunately included further losses to Campbelltown and Gordon, and a draw with North Sydney where Mandeep Oberai picked up another 5-fa (5-34 off 13 overs).

It was a very long a difficult season for 4s, where unfortunately our batting consistently let us down. We were unable to post challenging totals, and continued to fall agonisingly short in run-chases, particularly in the one-day format. I would like to thank the Club and Coaches for their hard work throughout the season, and for the Players for continuing to toil through a difficult year. I would also like to thank the numerous players who filled in for this side when

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we found ourselves short of numbers. We look forward to what hopes to be a bigger and better year for 4th. Grade next year.

Lachlan SwanFourth Grade Captain

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 4th Grade – Match Results

Round 1:Western Suburbs 160 (MC Levitt 39 MY Ali 2/13, J Claasen 2/18, OJ Holder 2/29, S Nair 2/36) were defeated by Mosman 167 (Z Hersov 69 BL Gorham 3/21, MA Fleming 3/34, DC Bizzanelli 2/58) at Blick Oval Round 2:Western Suburbs 139 (S McInerney 31, N Bateup 28 A Sprowls 5/24) were defeated by Randwick-Petersham 150 (K Ahmed 32, MJ Calder 27 DC Bizzanelli 4/30, LA Dawson 2/32, S Edwards 2/40) at Blick Oval

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Round 3:Western Suburbs 149 (BL Gorham 61 L Lofts 4/22, M Bedi 3/33) and 1/57 (N Bateup 31) were defeated by Parramatta 6/278 (dec) (A Maitra 108*, KS Tyler 47 BL Gorham 2/21) at Blick Oval

Round 4:Western Suburbs 4/185 (JM Thomas 74*, PJ Holland 64 T Kennedy 3/54) defeated St. George 183 (L Cheney 54, M Rehan 28 S Edwards 5/49, PJ Holland 2/14) at Blick Oval

Round 5:Bankstown 123 (I Schipp 45 DC Bizzanelli 6/44 J Ali 3/21) were defeated by Western Suburbs 311 (PJ Holland 105, R Smith 85, C Blaxall-Hill 36 A Kouventaris 3/57, M Singh 2/29) at Jensen Park

Round 6:Sutherland 223 (R Almond 79, S Thornton 37 S Edwards 3/26, LA Dawson 2/46) defeated Western Suburbs 120 (PJ Holland 42 A Lee 6/23) at Tonkin Park

Round 7:Western Suburbs 31 (S Burt 4/6, J Murphy 3/5) and 98 (S Burt 4/21, J Heinrich 3/27) were defeated by Northern District 7/214 (dec) (B Fisher 72, RA Bolger 63* S Edwards 5/81) at Blick Oval

Round 8:Blacktown drew with Western Suburbs. Rain affected match at Jim Hanshaw Oval

Round 9:Manly-Warringah 198 (R Trewartha 70 AM Cheung 3/47, LA Dawson 2/21, MA Fleming 2/31, PG Sofianidis 2/51) defeated Western Suburbs 8/193 (M Robinson 69 G Archer 5/44) at LM Graham Reserve

Round 10:Western Suburbs 91 (B Frame 4/39, RM Myers 3/27, P King 2/8) were defeated by Hawkesbury 2/92 (N Johnson 32*, L Fogg 27) at Blick Oval

Round 11:Western Suburbs 92 (Z Shamsi 30 NR Thanabalasingham 3/3) defeated UNSW 76 (M Oberoi 4/8, Z Shamsi 2/18) and 9/89 (TA Byrnes 30 M Oberoi 5/15, LA Dawson 2/14) at Blick Oval

Round 12:Campbelltown-Camden 4/190 (M Clark 97) defeated Western Suburbs 8/189 (cc) (BC Gaunt 52, MC Levitt 36, AM Gordon 25 T Sabgha 3/23) at Raby Oval no. 2

Round 13:Sydney 2/34 defeated Western Suburbs 33 (H Sherriff 6/2 including a hat trick) at Birchgrove Park

Round 14:Western Suburbs 5/61 (LJ Maggs 28 B Knox 3/9) drew with North Sydney 127 (JH Joseph 38 M Oberoi 5/34) at Blick Oval

Round 15:Gordon 9/200 (cc) (M Wright 54, L McElduff 30) defeated Western Suburbs 150 (S Bristow 3/34) at Killara Oval


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Batting Averages

Batsman M I NO

HS Runs Avge Ct/S

Ryan Smith 1 1 - 85 85 85.00 -Peter Holland 6 7 - 105 257 36.71 5Jack Thomas 4 4 1 74* 98 32.67 1Andrew Gordon 3 3 1 25 64 32.00 -Lee Maggs 1 1 - 28 28 28.00 1Michael Robinson 3 3 - 69 76 25.33 1Ben Gorham 6 7 1 61 148 24.67 2Simon McInerney 2 2 - 31 44 22.00 1Connor Blaxall-Hill 5 5 - 36 95 19.00 1Marius Levitt 8 8 - 39 143 17.87 -Billy Gaunt 4 4 - 52 66 16.50 4-3Marcus Bain 1 1 - 16 16 16.00 -Cameron Johnson 1 1 - 16 16 16.00 2Lachlan Swan 7 6 1 23 79 15.80 6Alex Cheung 8 8 2 22 93 15.50 7Mandeep Oberoi 6 6 1 23* 60 12.00 1Jared Baldwin 2 2 1 6* 12 12.00 1Nicholas Bateup 8 10 - 31 116 11.60 2-0Tom O’Neil 3 3 1 13* 22 11.00 -Adrian Isherwood 1 1 - 10 10 10.00 1Mitchell Fleming 8 8 3 19 44 8.80 4Daniel Bizzanelli 8 8 5 9 26 8.67 1Zain Shamsi 6 7 - 30 51 7.29 -Ronald Lawrence 4 4 - 14 25 6.25 3Michael Swan 2 2 1 6* 6 6.00 2Rowan Carthey 3 3 - 7 15 5.00 5-1Russel Grimson 1 2 - 10 10 5.00 2-0Sam Edwards 5 5 1 7 19 4.75 1Liam Comer 1 1 - 4 4 4.00 2Ptolemy Sofianidis 3 4 - 10 14 3.50 -Lachlan Dawson 13 10 1 16 31 3.44 1James Kingston 3 3 - 6 9 3.00 -Jonah Riley 2 1 - 3 3 3.00 3-1Daniel Mullen 1 2 - 2 4 2.00 1Max Smith 1 1 - 2 2 2.00 1-0Quincy Titterton 1 1 - 2 2 2.00 1Edward Swan 2 1 - 2 2 2.00 -Justin O’Neil 2 2 - 1 1 0.50 -Jehangir Ali 1 1 - 0 0 0.00 -

Batting Honour Roll

Batting Averages (cont)Batsman M I NO HS Runs Avge Ct/SNick Brady 1 2 0 0 0 0.00 -Callum Hotham 1 1 - 0 0 0.00 -Scott Cassidy 2 2 - 0 0 0.00 3-1Shubham Kaushik

1 1 1 15* 15 - -Guy Hammond 1 - - - - - -Liam Gough 1 - - - - - -

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Score

Batsman Opponent

105 Peter Holland Bankstown85 Ryan Smith Bankstown74* Jack Thomas St. George69 Michael Robinson Manly-Warringah64 Peter Holland St. George61 Ben Gorham Parramatta52 Billy Gaunt Campbelltown-

Camden

Bowling Honour Roll

6-44 Daniel Bizzanelli Bankstown5-15 Mandeep Oberoi UNSW5-34 Mandeep Oberoi North Sydney5-49 Sam Edwards St. George5-81 Sam Edwards Northern District

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Bowler Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avge BestRowan Carthey 2 - 3 1 3.00 1-3Jehangir Ali 12 1 21 3 7.00 3-21Lee Maggs 11 4 14 2 7.00 2-14Peter Holland 11 3 24 3 8.00 2-14Mandeep Oberoi 55.2 14 133 16 8.31 5-15Adrian Isherwood 10 2 35 3 11.67 3-35Ben Gorham 34 6 108 7 15.43 3-21Sam Edwards 68.1 11 250 16 15.62 5-49Lachlan Swan 36 5 94 6 15.67 3-32Connor Blaxall-Hill 22.4 8 53 3 17.67 1-8Lachlan Dawson 112.5 26 345 15 23.00 2-14Guy Hammond 9 1 24 1 24.00 1-24Daniel Bizzanelli 80.3 15 327 13 25.15 6-44Mitchell Fleming 76.1 17 227 9 25.22 3-34Ptolemy Sofianidis 25 4 101 4 25.25 2-51Zain Shamsi 19.1 7 61 2 30.50 2-18Cameron Johnson 9 2 32 1 32.00 1-32Alex Cheung 37 5 193 5 38.60 3-47Andrew Gordon 10 2 41 1 41.00 1-22Tom O’Neil 30 6 82 1 82.00 1-31James Kingston 1 - 1 0 - 0-1Nicholas Bateup 5 - 22 0 - 0-22Liam Gough 5 - 22 0 - 0-22Jared Baldwin 9 - 42 0 - 0-20


Wicket

Batsmen Runs

Opponents

1st Marius Levitt & Marcus Bain 67 Gordon2nd Marius Levitt & Ben Gorham 56 Mosman3rd Michael Robinson & Connor Blaxhall-

Hill64 Manly-Warringah

4th Jack Thomas & Peter Holland 125 St. George5th Billy Gaunt & Andrew Gordon 31 Campbelltown-Camden6th Peter Holland & Connor Blaxall-Hill 89 Bankstown7th Zain Shamsi & Mitchell Fleming 52 UNSW8th Alex Cheung & Mitchell Fleming 33 Parramatta9th Lachlan Dawson & Tom O’Neil 23 Bankstown

10th Mitchell Fleming & Jared Baldwin 13 Hawkesbury

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 Season – 5th Grade Report

The 5th Grade side finished 15th in the 2016/17 season. The team recorded 4 wins (including an outright), 7 losses and 4 draws. It was a frustrating season with the 4 draws being the result of rain or an unfit pitch. An extraordinary 40 players were selected during the season underlining the difficulty the team had maintaining any continuity of performance due to the constant changes of personnel.

Veteran Darren Cox returned to the Magpies in 2016/17 after an absence of 20 years. It was terrific to have ‘Coxy’ back in the fold – his energy and enthusiasm is infectious. He captained the team for the first 7 Rounds before answering the call to captain 2nd Grade when Vinny Sasitharan relocated to Indonesia for his work. With Darren moving up, Nick Brady took over the captaincy for the remainder of the season.

Rowan Carthey was the standout performer and enjoyed an excellent all-round season. He was the leading run-scorer with 236 runs @ 59.0 which included a blistering century (137no) v St George. Whilst his bowling was limited due to injury he still managed to take 9 wickets @ 15.22. Proving his versatility, he also occasionally kept wicket and even effected a stumping! Toby Hynes was the leading wicket-taker with 12 wickets @ 20.08, closely followed by the ‘spin twins’, Alex Cheung (10 wickets @ 14.8) and Daniel Mullen (10 wickets @ 13.9). In his only match in 5th Grade, Ptolemy Sofianidis took the team’s sole 5 wicket haul – 5/15 v Sutherland which set up an outright win.

Disappointingly, the batting did not support the bowling. Just twice the team posted a total above 200 and not once in the last 10 Rounds. This must be a focus for improvement for the season ahead. Apart from Rowan Carthey’s century, there were only 5 other scores above 50.

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Whilst selecting 40 players is obviously not preferable, it did allow for many young players to be blooded. Numerous AW Green Shield players – Connor Blaxall-Hill, Albert Brooks, Sebastian Buchanan, Joel Truman and Daniel Mullen – made their Grade debut which augurs well for the years ahead. Blaxall-Hill in particular made the most of his opportunities and was rewarded with promotion to 2nd Grade late in the season.

Punchbowl Oval is the team’s home ground and thanks is conveyed to the City of Canterbury Council for its preparation of the venue. The work of the groundsman, Glenn Carter, is greatly appreciated. To ensure that Glenn’s efforts aren’t wasted next season, there must be greater commitment from the playing group to ensure the pitch square is fully covered the evening before the game. Too many times this task was left to the same few.

Thanks also to Board Member Peter Cheung who was regular attendee and provided support at the matches.

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club 2016-17 5th Grade – Match Results

Round 1: Mosman 9/236 (cc) (M Malhotra 63 EA Bale 3/27, R Carthey 2/8, D Mullen 2/48) drew with Western Suburbs 0/5 Rain affected game at Allan Border Oval

Round 2: Randwick-Petersham 176 (D Powell 42, J Eldridge 36 Z Shamsi 3/32, S Kaushik 2/27, J Ali 2/31) defeated Western Suburbs 169 (D Mullen 41 S Boyns 4/28) at Kensington O.

Round 3: Parramatta 222 (A Kumanan 97 C Blaxall-Hill 3/66, J Ali 2/9, D Cox 2/25) were defeated by Western Suburbs 4/242 (D Cox 93, LD Comer 55*, N Brady 38, JM O’Neil 26 A Coy 2/67) at Charles McLaughlin Reserve

Round 4: St. George 4/272 (W Hayes 126*, M Grealy 68) defeated Western Suburbs 269 (R Carthey 137*, Z Shamsi 59, JM O’Neil 26 P Francis 7/71) at Kensington Oval

Round 5: Western Suburbs 2/46 (V Sasitharan 32*) drew with Bankstown 214 (M Kelly 72 T Hynes 4/50, NG Kiely 3/29) A rain affected match at Punchbowl Oval

Round 6: Western Suburbs 7/146 (dec) (S Kaushik 68 L Whitehouse 3/30) and 4/81 (Z Shamsi 31 L Whitehouse 2/16) defeated, outright, Sutherland 79 (PG Sofianidis 5/15, AM Cheung 4/24) and 144 (D Croker 66 AM Cheung 4/47, S Kaushik 2/7, PG Sofianidis 2/24) at Punchbowl Oval

Round 7: Northern District 9/289 (dec) (KN Jayasekera 58, P Murton 48 R carthey 3/35, MA Fleming 3/40, AM Cheung 2/57) defeated Western Suburbs 185 (AM Cheung 46, D Cox 41, MA Fleming 31, T Hynes 30 JD Hiley 4/12) at Storey Park

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Round 8: Western Suburbs drew with Blacktown Rain affected, at Punchbowl Oval

Round 9: Western Suburbs 5/101 defeated Manly-Warringah 100 at Punchbowl Oval)

Round 10: Hawkesbury 2/125 defeated Western Suburbs 124 (T Hynes 34) at Bensons Lane 3

Round 11: UNSW 171 (JR Attenborough 44 B Walsh 4/58, T Hynes 2/28) and 9/189 (AJ Coleman 40 D Mullen 4/48, B Walsh 4/56) defeated by Western Suburbs 181 (R Carthey 83, N Bateup 31 AG Charlwood 7/86) at David Philips Field

Round 12: Western Suburbs 140 (T Hynes 47, NG Kiely 32) were defeated by Campbelltown-Camden 166 (Q Passlow 44 T Hynes 3/31, S Kaushik 2/24) at Punchbowl Oval

Round 13: Western Suburbs 128 (EA Bale 25) defeated by Sydney 4/97 at Punchbowl Oval

Round 14: North Sydney drew with Western Suburbs Rain affected, at Tunks Park

Round 15: Western Suburbs 84 were defeated by Gordon 196 at Punchbowl Oval

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 5th Grade - Statistics

Batting Averages

Batsman M Inns

NO HS Runs

Ave Ct/S

Rowan Carthey 8 5 1 137*

236 59.00 2-1

Ptolemy Sofianidis 1 2 1 24 41 41.00 -Mitchell Fleming 1 1 - 31 31 31.00 -Toby Hynes 7 5 - 47 127 25.40 2Darren Cox 7 6 - 93 150 25.00 5-1Zain Shamsi 5 5 - 59 112 22.430 3Sebastian Buchanan

4 4 1 25* 64 21.33 -

Lee Maggs 1 1 - 21 21 21.00 1Daniel Mullen 5 5 1 41 75 18.75 1Michael Robinson 1 1 - 17 17 17.00 1Nick Brady 10 10 2 38 133 16.62 5Alex Cheung 4 5 - 46 81 16.20 4Lachlan Swan 3 3 1 26 30 15.00 3Daniel Bizzanelli 2 2 1 9* 15 15.00 -Justin O’Neil 5 5 - 26 73 14.60 2

Batting Honour Roll

137*

Rowan Carthey St. George

93 Darren Cox Parramatta83 Rowan Carthey UNSW68 Shubham

KaushikSutherland

59 Zain Shamsi St. George55* Liam Comer Parramatta

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Brad Walsh 2 2 1 13 13 13.00 1Joel Truman 1 1 - 13 13 13.00 1Nathan Kiely 9 6 1 32 64 12.80 9Nicholas Bateup 5 6 1 31 63 12.60 5-1Shubham Kaushik 12 11 - 68 132 12.00 4Tristan O’Neil 1 1 - 11 11 11.00 -Edmund Bale 6 4 - 25 38 9.50 4Guy Hammond 1 1 - 9 9 9.00 -Declan Blaxall-Hill 2 2 - 10 17 8.50 1Joel Willis 1 1 - 8 8 8.00 -Jack Mynett 7 3 - 21 23 7.67 2Chris Withers 1 1 - 7 7 7.00 1Jehangir Ali 3 2 - 4 5 2.50 2Sree Sista 10 8 2 9* 14 2.23 4Connor Blaxall-Hill 3 1 - 2 2 2.00 2Albert Brooks 2 2 1 1* 1 1.00 -Mandeep Oberoi 1 1 - 0 0 0.00 -Arunav Duggal 1 1 - 0 0 0.00 -Cameron Wallace 1 1 - 0 0 0.00 -Liam Comer 2 1 1 55* 55 - 1Vinayak Sasitharan 1 1 1 32* 32 - -Alvin Lee 2 1 1 5* 5 - 2Jonah Riley 2 1 1 0* 0 - 2-0Simon Nosworthy 1 1 1 0* 0 - -Aaron Hadley 1 - - - - - -

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Bowling Averages

Bowler O M R W Ave BestNicholas Bateup 4 1 3 1 3.00 1-3Ptolemy Sofianidis 20 6 39 7 5.57 5-15Mandeep Oberoi 5 1 28 4 7.00 4-28Mitchell Fleming 14 3 40 3 13.33 3-40Daniel Bizzanelli 11 - 41 3 13.67 2-16Daniel Mullen 38 7 139 10 13.90 4-48Chris Withers 10 2 28 2 14.00 2-28Alex Cheung 44.4 7 148 10 14.80 4-24Rowan Carthey 35 4 137 9 15.22 3-26Jehangir Ali 40 11 109 7 15.57 3-69Alvin Lee 11 1 47 3 15.67 2-42Brad Walsh 43 7 140 8 17.50 4-56Shubham Kaushik 46.4 10 139 7 19.86 2-7Toby Hynes 71.1 9 241 12 20.08 4-50Edmund Bale 17 - 86 4 21.50 3-27Cameron Wallace 6 1 24 1 24.00 1-24Aaron Hadley 7 - 25 1 25.00 1-6Sebastian Buchanan

8 - 26 1 26.00 1-26

Zain Shamsi 38.4 10 110 4 27.50 3-32Darren Cox 17 2 83 3 27.67 2-25Arunav Duggal 10 1 29 1 29.00 1-29

Bowling Honour Roll

6-60

Simon Nosworthy v Sydney

5-27

Chris Iaquinto v Manly- Warringah

5-31

Dhanush Srinivas v Parramatta

5-44

Michael Georgeson v North Sydney

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Jack Mynett 30 5 122 4 30.50 2-36Joel Truman 8 - 34 1 34.00 1-34Connor Blaxall-Hill 36 4 148 4 37.00 3-66Lee Maggs 6 - 37 1 37.00 1-37Nathan Kiely 89 14 301 7 43.00 3-29Sree Sista 44 7 177 2 88.50 1-14Nick Brady 2 1 5 0 - 0-5Justin O’Neil 1 - 7 0 - 0-7Simon Nosworthy 2 - 26 0 - 0-26Albert Brooks 12.1 2 50 0 - 0-9


Wicket

Batsmen Runs

Opponents

1st Justin O’Neil & Darren Cox 43 Parramatta2nd Darren Cox & Liam Comer 129 Parramatta3rd Shubham Kaushik & Nick Brady 46 Sutherland4th Rowan Carthey & Sebastian

Buchanan 51 UNSW

5th Alex Cheung & Darren Cox 81 Northern District6th Rowan Carthey & Zain Shamsi 101 St. George7th Toby Hynes & Nathan Keily 80 Campbelltown-Camden8th Sebastian Buchanan & Sree Sista 20 Randwick-Petersham9th Rowan Carthey & Jehangir Ali 61 St. George

10th Sebastian Buchanan & Jack Mynett

31 Randwick-Petersham

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2016-17 Poidevin-Gray Shield - Coach’s Report

2016-17 Poidevin-Gray Shield ReportThe 2016/17 Poidevin-Gray Shield squad began the season with more promise than we have seen for many years. It was a new team with a lot of new players that had joined the club with very good cricketing credentials.

Our first game was against North Sydney of which we had high expectations of starting the competition well. We did so with a comprehensive win and a bonus point, highlighted by a fantastic 4th

wicket 151 run partnership between Jono Fowles (84) & AJ Isherwood (61), which would be our best of the season. 3 wickets a piece from our Nepalese import Sandeep Lamichhane and AJ Isherwood with some attacking spin bowling helped seal the win.

Game 2 was against Eastern Suburbs and another game we were expecting to do well in, started with an impressive 100 from Jono Fowles with whom he shared a 122 opening partnership with Alec Baldwin. Defending a total of 8/272 we fought hard in the field to restrict the visitors to 6/230 to get us off to the start we were hoping for by playing some dominant cricket.

Our next game was against Parramatta, another game ‘on paper’ we were favoured to win. Our opposition had other ideas and showed up ready for an upset. We were poorly disciplined and possibly believed we were going to win by just turning up. Three early run outs put us on the back foot early and although fighting hard we couldn’t get back into the game. This day seemed to be a turning point for our season.

In the final three games we couldn’t put it together for a full day of cricket and like the previous game, although being competitive and in positions to win, we came up short each time. Although disappointing for the club, it was most felt by the players. It shows that it matters not what grade you play on a Saturday, you can show up and be competitive and successful on a Sunday, which is the beauty of this competition.

Although we did not do as well as we had hoped, as a group of young men I could not have been prouder. Anything asked of them they would do without question or hesitation. I think with this group our future is bright and I’m looking forward to their development in coming years.

I’d like to thank our skipper Dan Constable for his hard work and commitment to the team as well as James Shepherd for his assistance. Thanks also to Rick Wayde for having our home games organized so we only needed to worry about our cricket, the coaching staff and the Board for their support and also the best scorer in the competition Steve McClue for everything he did for us.

Shaun Vose PG’s Coach/Manager

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Western Suburbs District Cricket Club2016-17 Poidevin-Gray Shield – Match Results

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Round 1:

North Sydney 172 (J Newton 39 AJ Isherwood 3/22, Samichhane 3/33) defeated by Western Suburbs 6/178 (JD Fowles 84, AJ Isherwood 61 W Graham 3/37) at Bon Andrews Oval

Round 2:

Western Suburbs 8/272 (cc) (JD Fowles 100, A Baldwin 73, D Constable 38, D Hayes 27 JE Hooke 4/59) defeated Eastern Suburbs 6/230 (SH Smyth 109 AJ Isherwood 3/46, JR Shepherd 2/53) at Pratten Park

Round 3:

Parramatta 5/141 defeated Western Suburbs 140 (A Baldwin 35, D Constable 30 M Sullivan 2/20) at Old Kings Oval

Round 4:

Bankstown 5/239 (T Sowden 97 JR Shepherd 2/49) defeated Western Suburbs 9/238 (cc) (TP Burt 52, D Hayes 42, T Nunn 41*) at Bankstown Memorial Oval

Round 5:

Western Suburbs 153 (AJ Isherwood 69 H Ridgewell 4/19) defeated by Hawkesbury 167 (J Cheema 57 AJ Isherwood 4/18) at Pratten Park

Round 6:

Western Suburbs 100 (JD Fowles 35 D Sparkes 3/30) were defeated by Penrith 5/101 (J new 40* JR Shepherd 3/29) at Pratten Park


2016-17 Poidevin-Gray - StatisticsBatting Averages

Batsman M Inns

NO HS Runs

Avge Ct/S

Jonathan Fowles 5 5 - 100 224 44.80 1Adrian Isherwood 5 5 - 69 168 33.60 1Alec Baldwin 6 6 - 73 137 22.83 -Tane Nunn 4 4 1 41* 62 20.67 1Tom Burt 4 4 - 52 75 18.75 2Dan Constable 5 5 0 38 90 18.00 3Daniel Hayes 6 6 - 42 82 13.67 4James Shepherd 6 6 1 21 66 13.20 1Oscar Oborn-Corby 4 4 2 19 24 12.00 2Andrew Salkeld 3 2 - 19 21 10.50 -Darren Bourke 6 6 2 11 23 5.75 3-2Anton Makaroff 6 5 - 11 23 4.60 -Tylar Edwards 1 1 - 2 2 2.00 1Alex Cheung 2 2 2 3* 3 - 1Sandeep Lamichhane

3 1 1 1* 1 - 1

Jared Baldwin - - - - - - -

Batting Honour Roll

100 Jonathan Fowles Eastern Suburbs84 Jonathan Fowles North Sydney73 Alec Baldwin Eastern Suburbs69 Adrian Isherwood Hawkesbury61 Adrian Isherwood North Sydney52 Tom Burt Bankstown

Bowling Averages

Bowler O M R W Avge BestAdrian Isherwood 46.4 10 130 12 10.83 4-18Sandeep Lamichhane

30 2 95 5 19.00

3-33

James Shepherd 52.3 2 234 10 23.40 3-29Alec Baldwin 4 - 38 1

38.001-38

Oscar Oborn-Corby

25 4 88 2 44.00 1-21

Jonathan Fowles 18.2 1 89 2 44.50 1-28Andrew Salkeld 17 3 73 1 73.00 1-25Anton Makaroff 34.1 1 159 2 79.50 1-20Dan Constable 22 1 106 1 106.0

01-9

Alex Cheung 7.3 - 29 0 - 0-14


Wicket

Batsmen Runs Opponents

1st Alec Baldwin & Jonathan Fowles 122 Eastern Suburbs2nd Jonathan Fowles & Dan Constable 70 Eastern Suburbs3rd Jonathan Fowles & Daniel Hayes 45 Eastern Suburbs4th Jonathan Fowles & Adrian isherwood 141 North Sydney5th Adrian Isherwood & Darren Bourke 18 Parramatta6th Adrian Isherwood & Darren Bourke 24 Hawkesbury7th James Shepherd & Darren Bourke 19* North Sydney8th Tane Nunn & James Shepherd 51 Bankstown9th Adrian Isherwood & Oscar Oborn-

Corby35 Hawkesbury

10th Adrian Isherwood & Alex Cheung 8 Hawkesbury

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To kick off our preparation for the 2016/17 Green Shield season we headed up the coast to Port Macquarie for our annual trial games against North Coast Zone. It was a great bonding experience for the boys.

December 15th was the date for Round One, unfortunately the rain had other ideas and resulted in a wash out. With half a dozen games getting on at other venues, we were behind the eight ball before we had even taken the field. Easts and Penrith were next on the agenda. Looking back these two games were the difference between us playing finals or missing out. Batting second both games, we had the match well in control. However, we lost wickets at crucial times which resulting in us falling short by 21 runs against Easts and 25 runs against Penrith. Young Harry Brook’s and skipper Connor Blaxall-Hill were the standouts with the ball in both games with Harry getting a five-wicket haul against Penrith. While Max Smith stood up with the bat against Easts scoring a half century.

We then played Sydney who eventually went on to win the competition. Our batting let us down with our total only reaching 130 runs. Max Smith continued his great start to the competition with another stand-out performance. Dan Mullen revelled in the opportunity to open the bowling taking, 2 – 30 off his 10. We were outclassed in all facets of the game, with Sydney reaching our score only three down.

Once again, the rain was a factor in our next game against St George, resulting in a shortened match. Like our previous game, our batting let us down, we only managed 88 runs. This gave our bowlers little chance and St George reached our total three down. Albert Brooks was a clear stand out for us with the ball.

With the chance of finals gone the boys never stopped giving their best effort. In our next game against Parramatta, it resulted in a win. Parramatta where sitting in second position leading into this match, so this result demonstrated what the team was capable of. Albert Brooks led the charge with a match winning performance of 4 – 19 off 8.2 overs, which saw Parramatta bowled out for 92. Unlike the first two games we were on the right side of a close battle and reached the score with seven down. The confidence of the team reached a new high after beating the eventual Semi Finalists.

In our the last game of the season Bankstown were our opponents. We batted first and and posted a competitive total of 160 runs. Connor Blaxall-Hill was the stand-out batsman, hitting 52 runs. Albert Brooks once again displayed why he is one of the better quicks in the competition with match winning figures of 4 for 13. Daniel Mullen was also outstanding with 3 for 13. Bankstown fell well short, all out for 123 runs.

Even though we missed out on finals the players conducted themselves extremely well both on and off the field. They represented the club to the best of their ability. My thanks to Jeff Warland (Manager), Steve McClue (Team Scorer) and Rick Wayde for all the support they provided.

The team was-Connor Blaxall-Hill (C), Max Smith, Daniel Mullen, Ben Leung, Sebastian Buchanan, Todd Dale, Joel Truman, Kane Truman, Albert Brooks, Harry Brooks, Jonah Riley, Toby Gray, Ishan Iyer, Arvin Niranjan and Jackson Korn.

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Batting Averages

Batsman M Inns

N.O.

H.S.

Runs

Ave Ct/S

Sebastian Buchanan

6 6 6 42 114 22.80 2

Connor Blaxall-Hill 6 6 - 52 129 21.50 3Max Smith 6 6 - 56 109 18.17 3Toby Gray 4 4 1 24 47 15.67 5Todd Dale 5 5 - 25 78 15.60 1Daniel Mullen 6 6 - 20 64 10.67 -Jonah Riley 4 4 3 4 9 9.00 0-4Jackson Korn 4 4 - 15 35 8.75 4-0Ishan Iyer 4 3 2 4* 7 7.00 -Albert Brooks 6 5 1 17 25 6.25 1Ben Leung 5 5 - 14 27 5.40 2Joel Truman 5 5 - 7 14 2.80 -Arvin Niranjan 4 3 - 4 5 1.67 -Kane Truman 2 2 - 1 1 0.50 -Harry Brooks 5 - - - - - 2

Batting Honour Roll56 Max Smith Eastern Suburbs52 Connor Blaxall-Hill Bankstown

Bowling Averages

Bowler O M R W Ave BestArvin Niranjan 5 1 10 3 2.33 3-10Albert Brooks 47.3 9 142 12 11.83 4-13Daniel Mullen 39 9 106 8 13.25 3-13Toby Gray 27 7 51 3 17.00 1-5Harry Brooks 31.4 5 121 7 17.28 5-30Connor Blaxall-Hill 53 10 148 4 37.00 2-28Ben Leung 12 - 55 1 55.00 1-15Sebastian Buchanan 25 1 96 1 96.00 1-11Ishan Iyer 10 - 43 0 - 0-9Max Smith 1 1 0 0 - 0-0

Bowling Honour Roll5-30 Harry Brooks v Penrith


Wicket Batsmen Runs Opponents1st Max Smith & Daniel Mullen 61 Eastern Suburbs2nd Daniel Mullen & Connor Blaxall-Hill 41 Parramatta3rd Max Smith & Connor Blaxall-Hill 56 Eastern Suburbs4th Connor Blaxall-Hill & Todd Dale 9 Bankstown5th Connor Blaxall-Hill & Sebastian Buchanan 69 Bankstown6th Todd Dale & Toby Gray 37 St. George7th Sebastian Buchanan & Todd Dale 27 Penrith8th Todd Dale & Toby Gray 38 Sydney9th Jackson Korn & Albert Brooks 10 St. George

Albert Brooks & Arvin Niranjan 10 Bankstown 10th Albert Brooks & Jonah Riley 17 Penrith

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Round 2: Eastern Suburbs 7/182 (cc) (N Mekala 46 H Brooks 2/22, C Blaxall-Hill 2/28) defeated Western Suburbs 162 (M Smith 56, C Blaxall-Hill 38 V Agrawal 3/30) at Waverley Oval

Round 3: Penrith 8/168 (cc) (M Sullivan 40 H Brooks 5/30) defeated Western Suburbs 146 (S Buchanan 39 J Davison 4/25) at Howell Oval

Round 4: Western Suburbs 9/130 (cc) (M Smith 46, T Dale 25 H Manenti 3/17) were defeated by Sydney 3/133 (JA Haynes 69* D Mullen 2/31) at Pratten Park

Round 5: St. George 3/88 (K Phillips 40* A Brooks 2/21) defeated Western Suburbs 87 (M Kennedy 4/18, ER MacMillan 4/24) at Harold Fraser Reserve Round 1: Western Suburbs drew with North Sydney. Rain affected. Blick Oval

Round 6: Western Suburbs 7/93 (R Padhye 5/24) defeated Parramatta 92 (H Goulstone 30 A Brooks 4/19, A Niranjan 3/10) at Pratten Park

Round 7: Western Suburbs 160 (C Blaxall-Hill 52, S Buchanan 42 J Eljed 4/40) defeated Bankstown 126 (J Isakka 46 A Brooks 4/13, D Mullen 3/13) at Blick Oval

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Western Suburbs District Cricket Club 2016-17 Financial Report

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club Inc - Income & ExpenditureFor the year ended 30 April 2017

2017 2016Income

Membership Fees 28,784 31,645Cricket NSW Grant 46,015 49,300Cricket Australia Grant 14,916 14,480Wests Ashfield Leagues Grant 90,000 94,000Triforce Sports Sponsorship - 4,545Chris O'Neil Memorial Fund Sponsorship 10,000 -Emerging Magpies Clinic (4117) 3,086Club Functions 9,759 1,710Net Canteen Income 601 4,342Interest Income 3,900 2,552Other Income - 3,862

Total Income $199,857 $209,522

Expenditure

Ground Fees & Infrastructure 16,423

18,443

Club Clothing 12,353

18,463

Junior & Community Development 11,167

20,209

Training Facilities 8,864

2,946

Coaching 43,133

41,990

Player Incentives 26,868

12,980

Player Welfare 53,149

25,454

Michael Clarke Scholarships 5,000 -

Cricket Equipment 10,466

14,784

Administration 2,014

3,885

Cricket Events 5,829

9,626

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Insurance,Telephone & Internet 3,421

2,596

Pavilion Building Fund - 38,000

Total Expenses $198,687 $209,376

Net Surplus/(Deficit) for the Year $1,170 $146

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club Inc - Balance SheetAs at 30 April 2017

2017 2016Accumulated Funds

Opening balance 92,367 77,721Prior Year Adjustments 14,500Pavilion Building Fund 38,000 38,000Net Surplus/(Deficit) 1,170 146Closing balance $131,537 $130,367

Represented by:Current Assets

Operating Account Cash at Bank 4,029 25,588

Development Fund Deposits 113,961 140,525Rent Bond and other Receivable 40,034 17,480

$158,024 $183,593

LessCurrent Liabilities

Grant Received in Advance - 12,357GST Payable (443) 1,374Clothing Provision - 17,000Miscellaneous Provisions 15,000 15,000Accounts Payable & Accruals 11,930 7,495

$26,487 $53,226

Net Assets $131,537 $130,367

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All-time Records

CLUB HISTORY Premiers Runner-Up Years

Club Championship 9 12 93First Grade 11 10 120Second Grade 11 11 120Third Grade 9 6 115Fourth Grade 6 6 71Fifth Grade 2 0 35Metropolitan Cup 0 1 7Anarchy Cup 0 1 2Municipal and Shires 2 5 23Colts 2 0 2Poidevin-Gray Shield 2 8 84A.W.Green Shield 3 2 74TOTAL 57 62

CLUB RECORDS

FIRST GRADEMost Runs in a Season Bob Simpson 1187 1967-68Highest Batting Average Bob Simpson 131.88 1967-68Highest Individual Score Bob Simpson 229 1969-70Most Lifetime Runs Peter Burkhart 8850Most Wickets in a Season Walter Walmsley 80 1942-43Best Bowling Average Alan Davidson 5.25 1961-62Best Bowling Analysis Raymond Frost 9-26 1952-53Most Lifetime Wickets Walter Wellham 684Most Season Dismissals Daniel Smith 45 (44-1) 2002-03

1st 309 * James Mackay & Austin Diamond vs. Middle Harbour 1905-062nd 226 * Bob Simpson & Grahame Windley vs. Waverley 1967-683rd 256 * Warren Bardsley & Raymond Bardsley vs. Cumberland 1923-244th 244 Michael.J.Clarke & Daniel Smith vs. Parramatta 2005-065th 261 Thomas Brown & Victor Cristofani vs. Paddington 1957-586th 229 Stephen Phillips & Andrew Sargeant vs. Campbelltown-Camden 2001-027th 215 Joseph Taylor & Frank McMullen vs. Sydney 1911-128th 179 * Raymond Little & Stan Sismey vs. Northern District 1947-489th 125 * Paul Ryan & Steven Nikitaras vs. North Sydney 1992-9310th 110 David Clarke & Daniel McLauchlan vs. Gordon 2002-03

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FIRST GRADE Limited Overs Most Runs in a Season Stephen Phillips 345 2003-04Highest Batting Average Anthony McQuire 133.00 Highest Individual Score Phillip Hughes 147 2011-12

Most Lifetime Runs Peter Burkhart 1691Most Wickets in a Season Jonathan Turner 19 Best Bowling Average Walter Wellham 3.25 Best Bowling Analysis Colin Barry 7-8 2006-07 Most Lifetime Wickets Colin Barry 82 Most Season Dismissals Daniel Smith 12 (12-0) 2002-03

FIRST GRADE Twenty20Most Runs in a Season Daniel Smith 243 2010-11 Highest Batting Average Daniel Smith 140.00 2008-09Highest Individual Score Daniel Smith 114 2010-11Most Lifetime Runs Daniel Smith 465Most Wickets in a Season Andrew Gordon 13 2010-11Best Bowling Average Jason Hughes 6.00 2011-12Best Bowling Analysis Ross Di Bartolo 4-12 2008-09Most Lifetime Wickets Jonathan Turner 20Most Season Dismissals John Di Bartolo 7 (2-5) 2011-12

1ST 90 Daniel Smith & Jonathan Turner Sutherland 2010-112ND 61 John Di Bartolo & Kaine Harmsworth Parramatta 2011-123RD 66 Phillip Hughes & Joe Mennie Parramatta (SF) 2010-114TH 59 Daniel Hughes & Keegan Luiters Uni of NSW 2010-115TH 49 Jason Hughes & Chris Ridley Syd University 2011-126TH 35 Brad Rasool & Ash Squire Sydney 2008-097TH 43 Chris Ridley & James Winder St George 2011-128TH 46 Nick Death & Andrew Gordon Uni of NSW ( QF) 2012-139TH 10 Jonathan Turner & Terance Howes Campbelltown- C 2010-1110TH 18 Jonathan Turner & Tim Sallway Campbelltown- C 2010-11


1st 190 Daniel Smith Gavan Twining Blacktown 2004-052nd 178 Bob Simpson Peter Toohey Balmain 1974-753rd 195 Phillip Hughes Jason Hughes Mosman 2011-124th 149 Stephen Phillips Peter Burkhart Eastern Suburbs 2002-035th 92 Frank Teager Neil Davidson North Sydney 1974-756th 69 Peter Burkhart Adrian McCaffrey Sydney University 2001-027th 92 Manjot Singh Marc Seymour Parramatta 2008-098th 55 Matthew Morgan Brenton Wright Manly-Warringah 2011-129th 59 Vaibhav Rastogi Brenton Wright Bankstown 2012-1310th 47 Andrew Bennett Murray Radcliffe North Sydney 1985-86

All-time Records (continued)SECOND GRADEMost Runs in a Season Walter Rothwell 722 1918-19Highest Batting Average Raymond Nolan 101.40 1955-56Highest Individual Score Colin Hollingsworth 227* 1938-39Most Lifetime Runs Gerald Garrity 5248Most Wickets in a Season Oswald Preston 75 1905-06Best Bowling Average Stanley Edwards 7.37 1950-51Best Bowling Analysis Walter Brown 9-15 1919-20Most Lifetime Wickets Dennis Kelleard 393Most Season Dismissals Jason Fuller 43 (39-4) 1990-91

1st # 312 John DiBartolo & Tahmid Islam vs. Sutherland 2011-122nd 226 Russell Gascoigne & Nicholas Ashley vs. Bankstown 2004-053rd 229 Simon McInerney & Jason Hughes vs. Northern District 2010-114th 212 Donald Allum & George Jackson vs. Paddington 1953-545th 173 * Greg Bell & Greg Bowden vs. Penrith 1978-796th 174 Toby Hynes & Chris Feltham vs. Campbelltown 2002-037th 221 Daniel Ryan & Anthony Woodward vs. Petersham-Marrickville 1993-948th 117 John Hurley & Greg Wellham vs. North Sydney 1980-819th 116 Wayne Levy & Anthony Dwyer vs. North Sydney 1990-91 116* Vaibhav Rastogi & Emmanuel Parmakellis vs Fairfield-Liverpool 2013-14 10th 88 Owen Allerton & Russ Hill vs. Glebe 1949-50

# Club record for all Grades

THIRD GRADEMost Runs in a Season Gavan Twining 1149 2006-07Highest Batting Average Greg Edwards 132.00 1983-84Highest Individual Score Jack Rose 225 1913-14Most Lifetime Runs Phillip Abbott 2750Most Wickets in a Season Neville Durack 73 1942-43Best Bowling Average F.Young 5.74 1941-42Best Bowling Analysis Walter Brown 9-19 1922-23Most Lifetime Wickets Mark Tudehope 314Most Season Dismissals Ray Wales 34 (14-20) 1937-38

1st 221 Ken Murray & Victor Keogh vs. Sydney University 1945-462nd 167 W.Cowell & Donald Allum vs. St. George 1943-44

167 Mark Spicer & Ken Shelston vs. Nepean 1977-783rd 200 Chris Bennett & Isaac Taylor vs. Bankstown 2011-124th 188 Toby Hynes & Pravith De Silva vs. UTS-Balmain 2004-055th 180* Keegan Luiters & Tristam Marshall vs. Bankstown 2004-056th 171 Andrew Bennett & Brian Jackson vs. Manly-Warringah 1984-857th 172 Gavan Twining & Marc Seymour vs. Sydney University 2006-078th 170 Chris Allum & Lagnajeet Pattanayak vs. University of NSW 2005-069th 97 Ron Topham & Harold Sallway vs. North Sydney 1939-4010th 125 K.Rew & Jack Plunkett vs. Randwick 1945-46

125 John Carew & Anthony Ferguson vs. Mosman 1960-61Western Suburbs District Cricket Club

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FOURTH GRADE

Most Runs in a Season Brett Williams 627 1983-84Highest Batting Average Mick Slater 122.00 1982-83Highest Individual Score B. Ruddock 186 1936-37Most Lifetime Runs Doug Melton 2986Most Wickets in a Season Peter Ferguson 60 1964-65Best Bowling Average Ewen Macpherson 8.26 1950-51Best Bowling Analysis Peter Ferguson 10-27 1965-66Most Lifetime Wickets Walter Brown 265Most Season Dismissals Walter Jackson 39 (33-6) 1982-83

1st 244 Aaron Morris - James Winder – Matthew Baden vs. Campbelltown-Camden 2008-092nd 221 Mark Stanley & Noel South vs. Sydney University 2000-013rd 250 Suffan Hassan & Chris Allum vs. Campbelltown-Camden 2009-104th 169 Vinayak Sasitharan & Ryan Beattie vs. Sydney University 2005-065th 158 Adrian Neligan & Vishnu Sarpeshkar vs. Manly-Warringah 2007-086th 152 Brett Williams & Michael Logan vs. Manly-Warringah 1983-847th 142 James Cheeseman & Steve Bowden vs. Balmain 1986-878th 165 Troy Stanley & Peter Holland vs. Campbelltown-Camden 1995-969th 122 John Mathews & Alan Ible vs. St. George 1975-7610th 121 John Mathews & Geoff Liddle vs. Nepean 1975-76

FIFTH GRADEMost Runs in a Season Marc Seymour 690 1993-94Highest Batting Average Damien Cullen 69.00 1986-87Highest Individual Score Nirmalan Thanabalasingam 179* 2007-08Most Lifetime Runs Mark Russell 2333Most Wickets in a Season Steve Wilson 36 1982-83

Peter Jackson 36 1993-94Best Bowling Average Peter Jackson 7.18 1992-93Best Bowling Analysis Anthony Johnson 7-19 1999-00Most Lifetime Wickets Matthew Welfare 103Most Season Dismissals Nick Carruthers 29 (24-5) 2004-05

1st 199 Ray Buchanan – Steve Troughton – Rob Wynn-Jones vs. Mosman 1992-932nd 163 Ray Buchanan & Steve Troughton vs. St. George 1992-93

163 Andrew Clayton & Chris White vs. Campbelltown-Camden 1999-003rd 160 Dale Turner & Gary Myers vs. Campbelltown-Camden 1990-914th+ 229 Tom Burt & Anton Makaroff vs Blacktown 2014-155th 158* Lee Maggs & Mafid Islam vs. Randwick-Petersham 2012-136th 126 David Loxton & Scott Gale vs. Mosman 1979-807th 173* Scott Cassidy & Ansel Castelino vs. Parramatta 2009-108th 120 Brad Wilson & John Pennisi vs. Campbelltown 1985-869th 141 Greg de Coursie & Peter Stanton vs. Petersham-Marrickville 1986-8710th 110* Llewellyn Gartrell & Ansel Castelino vs. Sutherland 2006-07

+Tom Burt and Anton Makaroff set a new 4th wicket partnership when they combined to put on 229 against Blacktown (previous record of 164 set by Mark Russell and Michael J Clarke against Fairfield in 1995-96).

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SIXTH GRADE (Metropolitan Cup)

Most Runs in a Season Anthony Amerasinghe 542 2009-10Highest Batting Average Damien Mortimer 58.57 2009-10Highest Individual Score Chris Bennett 205* 2014-15Most Lifetime Runs Mathew Baldwin 1393Most Wickets in a Season Soumil Chhibber 25 2009-10Best Bowling Average Tom McKenzie 10.29 2013-14Best Bowling Analysis Ansel Castelino 7-62 2010-11Most Lifetime Wickets Simon Nosworthy 43Most Season Dismissals Scott Cassidy 18 (14-4) 2008-09

Franco Rocca 18 (11-7) 2009-10

1st 276 Damien Mortimer & Anthony Amerasinghe vs. Georges River 2009-102nd 112 Damien Mortimer & Mathew Baldwin vs. Georges River 2009-103rd 133 Geoff Ashmore & Michael Stead vs. UTS Sydney Black 2008-094th 251 Ben Gorham & Chris Bennett vs. University ofNSW 2014-155th 138 Mathew Baldwin & Geoff Ashmore vs. North Sydney 2010-116th 140 Jai Shankar & Brenton Wright vs. Sydney University 2008-097th 88 Robbie Ovseev & Zain Shamsi vs. Mosman

2013-148th 67 Tanzeelur Tahman & Grant Halder vs. University of NSW 2014-159th 88 Dhanush Srinivas & Ian Charles vs. Mosman 2014-1510th 128 Paul McRae & Conor Clark vs. Sydney University 2009-10

ANARCHY CUP Most Runs in a Season Chris Bennett 328 2013-14Highest Batting Average Anjan Oberoi 131.00 2012-13Highest Individual Score Chris Bennett 156* 2013-14Most Lifetime Runs Chris Bennett 584Most Wickets in a Season Chris Bennett 13 2012-13Best Bowling Average Chris Bennett 17.46 2012-13Best Bowling Analysis Samad Shaikh 5-43 2013-14Most Lifetime Wickets Chris Bennett 22Most Season Dismissals Jamie Rood 10 (8-2) 2012-13

1st 84 Justin O’Neil & Isaac Taylor vs. Phoenix2012-1384 Samad Shaikh & Brendon Reynolds vs. All Stars United 2013-14

2nd 140 Isaac Taylor & Paul McRae vs. Galwedi Lankans 2012-133rd 79 Dhanush Srinivas & Mathew Baldwin vs. Belmore Diggers 2013-144th 112 Mathew Baldwin & Chris Bennett vs. Belmore Diggers 2013-145th 61 Paul McRae & Mitchell Fleming vs. Kings XI 2013-146th 164 Will Affleck & Jacob Poulton vs. Mosman 2012-137th 49 Chris Bennett & Mitchell Fleming vs. Cheetah 2012-138th 49 Nathan Kiely & Mitchell Fleming vs. Belmore Diggers 2013-149th 22* Lachlan Swan & Michael Stead vs. YPAA Strickers XI 2013-14

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10th 43 Nathan Kiely & Nasif Chowdhury vs. Lankan Islanders Blue 2013-14


All-time Records (continued)POIDEVIN-GRAY SHIELD

Most Runs in a Season Robert Bartlett 484 1967-68Highest Batting Average Robert Bartlett 121.00 1967-68Highest Individual Score Noel Bowden 140 1938-39Most Wickets in a Season Brian Rhodes 35 1970-71Best Bowling Average Alan Field 6.30 1952-53Best Bowling Analysis Alan Wyatt 9-29 1954-55Most Season Dismissals Peter Regent 15 (13-2) 1970-71

1st 190 Ron Hill & N.Thomas vs. Marrickville 1933-34

2nd 181 Phillip Hughes & Nick Pryde vs. Fairfield-Liverpool 2006-07

3rd 187 Greg Bell & Frank Teager vs. Sutherland 1968-69

4th 175 Joel Kelly & Peter Holland vs Mosman 1999-00

5th+ 149 Alex Glendenning & Brenton Wright vs. University of NSW 2014-

156th 123 Fergus Beams & Ken Greenway vs. Mosman 2001-

027th 126

* Deryk Jenkins & Brad Wilson vs. Bankstown 1987-88

8th 66 Scott Cassidy & Brenton Wright vs. Sydney University 2010-11

9th 70 Nathan Austin & Anthony Clarke-Bruce vs Campbelltown 1995-96

10th 46* Shariful Islam & Will Sackville vs. Eastern Suburbs 2007-08

+Alex Glendenning and Brenton Wright set a new record for the 5th wicket when they combined to put on 149 runs against University of NSW (previous record of 90 set by Troy Stanley and Colin Barry against Randwick in 1997-98)

A.W. GREEN SHIELD

Most Runs in a Season Dirk Wellham 461 1973-74Highest Batting Average Jeff Stephens 70.16 1957-58Highest Individual Score Dirk Wellham 178 1973-74Most Wickets in a Season Brian Rhodes 31 1965-66Best Bowling Average Jordan Millar 5.80 2009-10Best Bowling Analysis R. Hardy 9-39 1945-46Most Season Dismissals Guy Seymour 31 (20-11) 2010-11

1st 140 Vishva Gunasena & Vinayak Sasitharan vs. Mosman 2003-04

140 Anton Makaroff & Jordan Martenstyn Campbelltown-Camden2013-14

2nd 208 * C.Hawker & B.Preen vs. St. George 1946-47

3rd 213 Tom Lowe & Adam Winder vs. North Sydney 2005-06

4th 161 Dirk Wellham & Greg Dyer vs. Mosman 1973-

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745th 101 * Shane Renneberg & Jason Di Michael vs. Petersham 1992-

936th 85 Shariful Islam & Nishant Perumalla vs. Mosman 2001-

027th 111 Nick Carruthers & Ryan Beattie vs. Blacktown 2004-

058th 65 Greg Greenway & Matthew Chandler vs. University of NSW 1998-

999th 86 * Darian Hall & Glen Evans vs. Bankstown 1986-

8710th 78 John Marshall & Trevor Adlington vs. Cumberland 1961-

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All-time Records (continued)

WICKET BY WICKET PARTNERSHIP RECORDS FOR ALL GRADESWkt Grade Run

sBatsmen Opponent Season

1st 2nd 312 John Di Bartolo Tahmid Islam Sutherland 2011-122nd 1st 226

*Bob Simpson Grahame Windley Waverley 1967-68

3rd 1st 256*

Raymond Bardsley Warren Bardsley Cumberland 1923-24

4th 1st 244 Michael J.Clarke Daniel Smith Parramatta 2005-065th 1st 261 Thomas Brown Victor Cristofani Paddington 1957-586th 1st 229 Stephen Phillips Andrew Sargeant Campbelltown 2001-027th 2nd 221 Daniel Ryan Anthony Woodward Petersham - Marrickville 1993-948th 1st 179

*Raymond Little Stan Sismey Northern District 1947-48

9th 5th 141 Greg de Corsie Peter Stanton Petersham-Marrickville 1986-87 10th 6th 128 Paul McRae Conor Clark Sydney University 2009-10

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubCareer Milestones achieved in 2016-17

BOWLING:

500 wickets in all Grades: Colin Barry 510 wickets BATTING:

3000 runs in all Grades: Isaac Taylor 3,019 runs

2000 runs in all Grades: Brad Walsh 2,009 runs

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1000 runs in all Grades: Nick Cutler 1,267 Darren Cox 1,079 Anton Makaroff 1,075 Tom Burt 1,058 Andrew Gordon 1,057

FIELDING:

100 Catches: Peter Holland 106

100 MATCHES:

Isaac Taylor 110 Nick Brady 110 Ben Gorham 105Darren Cox 102 Michael J. Clarke 100


All-time Records FIRST GRADE CENTURIES

30 centuries 3 centuries (cont’d) 1 century (cont”d)Bob Simpson Gordon Westacott John Cobcroft14 centuries James Bowden Harold SmythDirk Wellham Ernest Crossan Raymond Bowden13 centuries Alan Strickland Daryl WashingtonJames Mackay Gordon Goffet Kieth Wyatt12 centuries Kerry Richards Grahame WindleyJoseph Taylor Paul Ryan Robert BartlettPeter Burkhart Adrian McCaffrey Stuart WebsterDaniel Smith Jeffrey Cook Gary Gilmour10 centuries 2 centuries John BullAustin Diamond William Gregg Peter O’ReillyRaymond Bardsley Frank McMullen Gregory Edwards9 centuries KeithDocker Craig HaworthAlan Davidson Jack Myers Gregory DyerKenneth Muller Edgar Waddy Gregory Douglas7 centuries Varney Johnson Matthew TroyHenry Donnan Sydney Josselyn Steven StapelfeldtBradley McNamara Rhett Greentree Michael SwanStephen Phillips Arthur Simmons Chris Ashenden6 centuries James De Courcy Nathan AustinPeter Toohey Arthur Monaghan Mitchum WaltersMichael J Clarke Matthew Betsey Gavan Twining5 centuries Michael Bright Michael J ClarkeWarden Prentice Nicholas Compton Chris TaylorWarren Bardsley Bradley Rasool Keegan LuitersArthur Chipperfield Chris Ridley Matthew DayThomas Brown 1 century Manjot SinghScott Hookey George Barbour John RogersAnthony McQuire Frank Devenish-Meares Paul Cantlon

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John Di Bartolo George Garnsey John Simpson4 centuries Phillip Docker Robert KeoghWalter Walmsley James Wild Alec BaldwinRaymond Little Thomas Davis Adrian IsherwoodVictor Cristofani Edward Taylor Nick CutlerGregory Matthews Vince JohnstonePhillip Hughes Arthur Cant TOTAL3 centuries William Poole 334 CenturiesAubrey Johnston Noel MacDougall 102 PlayersDouglas Reid Russell HillHerbert Pratten Leslie Miller

Western Suburbs District Cricket ClubCareer Records – Current Players

BATTING & FIELDINGPlayer Match

es Innin

gsNot outs

HS R

unsAvge C /St

Jehangir Ali 13 7 3 4 6 1.50 2Marcus Bain 1 1 - 16 16 16.00 -Alec Baldwin 28 32 4 123* 770 27.50 11Jared Baldwin 2 2 1 6* 12 12.00 1Edmund Bale 32 31 3 50 383 13.68 12Colin Barry 254 213 57 97 2337 14.98 72Nicholas Bateup 13 16 1 31 179 11.93 7-1Daniel Bizzanelli 25 19 10 12 82 9.11 5Connor Blaxall-Hill 16 11 1 36 195 19.50 3Declan Blaxall-Hill 2 2 - 10 17 8.50 1Darren Bourke 37 33 7 40 382 14.69 50-12Nick Brady 110 117 17 110* 2574 25.74 28Albert Brooks 2 2 1 1* 1 1.00 -Sebastian Buchanan 4 4 1 25* 64 21.33 -Scott Burkinshaw 1 1 1 0* 0 - -Tom Burt 35 41 5 126* 1058 29.39 15Rowan Carthey 11 8 1 137* 251 35.86 7-2Scott Cassidey 126 123 27 89 1979 20.61 164-

37Alex Cheung 79 74 16 46 811 13.98 40Michael J. Clarke 100 107 13 205* 3426 36.45 27Tom Coldman 15 14 4 48 184 18.40 4Liam Comer 15 13 3 62 234 23.40 6Daniel Constable 18 18 1 106 429 25.23 11Jonathan Cook 24 24 5 104* 447 23.53 16Darren Cox 102 96 23 93 1079 14.78 119-

26Nick Cutler 31 34 3 110 1267 40.87 10Lachlan Dawson 25 21 6 16 58 3.87 5Arunav Duggal 1 1 - 0 0 0.00 -Ned Eckersley 12 12 - 78 452 37.67 10-3Sam Edwards 12 8 2 7 20 3.33 2Tylar Edwards 8 10 2 56 121 15.12 3Mitchell Fleming 89 63 26 41 334 9.03 20Jonathan Fowles 65 65 8 64 937 16.44 26Billy Gaunt 39 37 9 62 544 19.43 47-17Andrew Gordon 77 66 8 83 1057 18.22 38Ben Gorham 105 106 13 94 1706 18.34 32Liam Gough 13 11 5 52* 80 13.33 5Russel Grimson 108 120 11 94 2383 21.86 152-

19Aaron Hadley 1 - - - - - -Guy Hammond 27 19 7 17 80 6.67 1Daniel Hayes 19 18 - 90 429 23.83 7Peter Holland 229 213 36 108 4444 25.11 106Callum Hotham 3 2 - 18 18 9.00 1Alex Hughes 16 16 2 72* 202 14.43 7

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Toby Hynes 192 200 24 188 3830 21.76 95Adrian Isherwood 17 17 2 120* 502 33.47 5Ben Izzard 2 2 - 20 21 10.50 2Cameron Johnson 1 1 - 16 16 16.00 2Shubham Kaushik 15 14 1 68 154 11.85 5Nathan Kiely 44 38 12 63 335 12.88 28James King 1 1 - 12 12 12.00 -James Kingston 3 3 - 6 9 3.00 -Sandeep Lamichhane 8 5 3 12* 24 12.00 1Ronald Lawrence 9 8 - 32 98 12.25 3Alvin Lee 4 2 1 7 12 12.00 3Marius Levitt 23 24 - 111 404 16.83 -Lee Maggs 124 130 12 132* 3166 26.83 42Anton Makaroff 56 58 6 112 1075 20.67 16Joseph McDevitt 2 2 - 68 116 58.00 1Simon McInerney 148 142 15 180 3675 28.94 63

Western Suburbs District Cricket Club Career Records – Current Players BATTING & FIELDING (continued)

Player Matches

Innings Not outs HS Runs Avge C /St

Daniel Mullen 6 7 1 41 79 13.17 2Jack Mynett 7 3 - 21 23 7.67 2Simon Nosworthy 48 35 15 42 169 8.45 23Tane Nunn 11 11 - 67 177 16.09 7Mandeep Oberoi 43 34 8 57 373 14.35 9Oscar Oborn-Corby 1 1 - 12 12 12.00 -Justin O’Neil 77 80 6 119 1712 23.13 30Tom O’Neil 111 78 16 35 491 7.92 30Tristan O’Neil 2 2 - 11 20 10.00 1Sam Pararajasingham 73 67 8 55 989 16.76 14Emmanuel Parmakellis 160 126 36 57* 1421 15.79 34David Paterson 155 170 9 178 3984 24.74 36Bilal Qureshi 9 9 1 89* 195 24.38 3Jonah Riley 4 2 1 3 3 3.00 5-1Michael Robinson 7 7 - 71 201 28.71 4John Rush 115 84 33 59 782 15.33 134-

27Andrew Salkeld 53 50 6 68* 816 18.54 9Vinayak Sasitharan 155 158 26 169* 3709 28.10 65Zain Shamsi 41 45 4 100* 667 16.27 14James Shepherd 48 40 4 38 443 12.30 18Sree Sista 10 8 2 9* 14 2.33 4Max Smith 1 1 - 2 2 2.00 1-0Ryan Smith 9 9 - 85 168 18.67 3Ptolemy Sofianidis 25 24 6 49 381 21.17 7Edward Swan 2 1 - 2 2 2.00 -Lachlan Swan 49 47 6 78 635 15.49 36-0Michael Swan 267 310 33 121 6755 24.39 192Isaac Taylor 110 119 5 133 3119 27.36 43Jack Thomas 28 28 2 74* 430 16.54 17Quincy Titterton 14 7 2 3 5 1.00 5Joel Truman 1 1 - 13 13 13.00 1Michael Tudehope 159 95 44 47 510 10.00 30Cameron Wallace 1 1 - 0 0 0.00 -Brad Walsh 144 133 17 112* 2009 17.32 58Joel Willis 70 64 6 75 1144 19.72 16Chris Withers 1 1 - 7 7 7.00 1

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BOWLINGPlayer Overs Maiden

sRuns Wicket

sAverag

eBest

Jehangir Ali 178 37 542 23 23.56 4-44Marcus Bain - - - - - -Alec Baldwin 27 2 185 3 61.67 1-19Jared Baldwin 9 - 42 0 - 0-20Edmund Bale 159.4 22 638 28 22.79 3-27Colin Barry 3329.3 743 9922 510 19.45 7-29Nicholas Bateup 9 1 25 1 25.00 1-3Daniel Bizzanelli 225.3 25 946 38 24.89 6-44Connor Blaxall-Hill 110 19 403 17 23.70 3-28Declan Blaxall-Hill - - - - - -Darren Bourke 2 - 20 0 - 0-20Nick Brady 337.5 56 1431 44 32.52 5-37Albert Brooks 12.1 2 50 0 - 0-9Sebastian Buchanan 8 - 26 1 26.00 1-17Scott Burkinshaw 7 - 38 1 38.00 1-38Tom Burt 29 2 86 4 21.50 3-22Rowan Carthey 37 4 140 10 14.00 3-26Scott Cassidy - - - - - -Alex Cheung 535.1 75 2242 80 28.02 4-24Michael J. Clarke 1044 272 2920 112 26.07 5-14Tom Coldman 237.2 43 674 22 30.64 5-26Liam Comer 7 2 36 1 36.00 1-24Daniel Constable 63.2 10 246 5 49.20 2-21Jonathan Cook 381.4 76 1111 54 20.57 6-94Darren Cox 20 2 100 3 33.33 2-25Nick Cutler 14.3 - 100 2 50.00 1-30Lachlan Dawson 209.5 44 641 30 21.37 4-15Arunav Duggal 10 1 29 1 29.00 1-29Ned Eckersley - - - - - -Sam Edwards 110.4 14 525 25 21.00 5-49Tylar Edwards - - - - - -Mitchell Fleming 771.5 151 2592 112 23.14 5-50Jonathan Fowles 509 73 1948 71 27.44 4-53Billy Gaunt - - - - - -Andrew Gordon 485 64 2099 99 21.20 5-25Ben Gorham 631 115 2099 88 23.85 4-23Liam Gough 91.5 12 361 12 30.08 4-44Russel Grimson 6 1 17 1 17.00 1-17Aaron Hadley 7 - 25 1 25.00 1-6Guy Hammond 191.1 18 801 35 22.89 5-30Daniel Hayes 8 1 29 1 29.00 1-2Peter Holland 2035.5 392 6776 328 20.66 5-14Callum Hotham 1 - 5 0 - 0-5Alex Hughes 103 10 450 12 37.50 3-21Toby Hynes 326.3 35 1387 58 23.91 4-36Adrian Isherwood 139.2 18 591 22 26.86 5-52Ben Izzard 11 - 53 0 - 0-18Cameron Johnson 9 2 32 1 32.00 1-32Shubham Kaushik 46.4 10 139 7 19.86 2-7Nathan Kiely 420.1 66 1555 51 30.49 4-46James King - - - - - -James Kingston 1 - 1 0 - 0-1Sandeep Lamichhane 93.1 6 450 15 30.00 6-63Ronald Lawrence - - - - - -

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BOWLING

Player Overs Maidens

Runs Wickets

Average

Best

Alvin Lee 22 3 84 3 28.00 2-42Marius Levitt 5 1 8 1 8.00 1-8Lee Maggs 456.5 72 1486 89 16.70 5-16Anton Makaroff 249.5 35 1058 30 35.27 5-34Joseph McDevitt 3 1 10 0 - 0-10Simon McInerney 172.5 24 664 20 33.20 4-23Daniel Mullen 38 7 139 10 13.90 4-48Jack Mynett 30 5 122 4 30.50 2-36Simon Nosworthy 526.1 73 1589 83 19.14 6-60Tane Nunn 4 1 17 1 17.00 1-11Mandeep Oberoi 427.3 56 1583 55 28.78 5-15Oscar Oborn-Corby 6.5 - 19 1 19.00 1-19Justin O’Neil 2 - 17 0 - 0-7Tom O’Neil 1091.5 191 3702 162 22.85 6-21Tristan O’Neil - - - - - -Sam Pararajasingham 604.3 112 2244 80 28.05 5-43Emmanuel Parmakellis 1690.5 314 6007 252 23.84 6-30David Paterson 47 4 150 8 18.75 3-12Bilal Qureshi 75.2 12 238 10 23.80 3-22Jonah Riley - - - - - -Michael Robinson 2 - 7 0 - 0-7John Rush 8 1 22 0 - 0-0Andrew Salkeld 304.3 44 1154 47 24.55 5-17Vinayak Sasitharan 139 16 523 15 34.87 2-35Zain Shamsi 290.3 63 934 39 23.95 4-16James Shepherd 513.3 58 2174 65 33.45 5-92Sree Sista 44 7 177 2 88.50 1-14Max Smith - - - - - -Ryan Smith - - - - - -Ptolemy Sofianidis 215.4 34 701 44 15.93 5-15Edward Swan - - - - - -Lachlan Swan 154 17 528 26 20.31 5-50Michael Swan 74.2 12 245 4 61.25 3-40Isaac Taylor 3 - 16 0 - 0-7Jack Thomas 10 - 29 3 9.67 2-12Quincy Titterton 136 20 538 21 25.62 4-48Joel Truman 8 - 34 1 34.00 1-34Michael Tudehope 1681.4 323 5610 241 23.28 5-20Cameron Wallace 6 1 24 1 24.00 1-24Brad Walsh 1788 452 5302 190 27.90 6-57Joel Willis 355 51 1186 48 24.71 6-39Chris Withers 10 2 28 2 14.00 2-28

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WSDCC OFFICE BEARERS PATRON1895 - 1897 W. McMillan1897 - 1898 J. Stinson1898 - 1899 J Cardrew1899 - 1912 Mayor of Burwood ++1912 - 1920 Mayor of Concord +1920 - 1928 Herbert E. Pratten1928 - 1930 Charles W. Marr1930 - 1932 H. Gough1932 - 1961 Sir Charles W. Marr1961 - 1971 Reg G. Herford1971 - 1978 W.C. Peters1978 - 2003 Paul F.P. Whelan2003 - 2014 Peter Hardgrove2012 - Michael Bailey2012 - Linda Burney MP2012 - Brian Robson, Canterbury Mayor2012 - 2013 Morris Mansour, Ashfield Mayor2013 - Lucille McKenna, Ashfield Mayor2014 - Charles Casuscelli, MPPRESIDENT1895 - 1897 Mayor of Burwood **1897 - 1898 J. Upward1898 - 1905 P. Winchcombre1905 - 1907 J.J. Shipley1907 - 1908 H. Goddard1908 - 1912 Mayor of Concord +1912 - 1919 Mayor of Ashfield #1919 - 1922 C.E. Meares1922 - 1935 Abby W. Green1935 - 1954 P.D. Shortland1954 - 1961 Reg G. Herford1961 - 1979 Ray C.J. Little1979 - 1984 Walter A. Wellham1984 - 1985 Mal I. Croughton1985 - 1986 Eric J. Francis1986 - 1998 Bernie J. O'Neil1998 - 2000 David B. O'Neil2000 - 2000 Stephen Stapelfeldt2001 - 2002 Chris J. Louden2002 - 2002 Mark W.R. Russell2002 - 2005 Bernie J. O'Neil2005 - 2008 David B. O’Neil2008 - 2008 Lance D. Brooks2009 - 2014 John Hardgrove2014 - David R. GilbertSECRETARY1895 - 1904 Edward Rogers1904 - 1908 W. Dickson1908 - 1909 Richard Shute1909 - 1916 Arthur W. Jones1916 - 1917 T.C.’Clem’ Martin1917 - 1918 E.L. ‘Gar’ Waddy1918 - 1921 Keith O. Anderson1921 - 1923 Edgar Paton1923 - 1949 Reg G. Herford1949 - 1955 Ray C.J. Little

+ 1908- 1920 Mayors of Concord were: Henry Goddard, Harry Hillier, David Cunningham, Charles Savage, Thomas O Correy, Thomas F Warbrick, Henry A Goddard.++1899 – 1912 Mayors of Burwood were: John Ahearn, A.G. Ralston, W.G Crane, Michael Sheppard, W.E Hawkins, James Gregg, Richard Shute, E.E. Sanders, William Archer.** 1895 – 97 Mayors of Burwood were: S.C. Lindley, Richard Shute, John Stinson.

1955 - 1957 K.L.McLaine1957 - 1958 Jack K. Dennis1958 - 1972 Doug Melton1972 - 1974 Gerald P. Garrity1974 - 1975 Ron E. Gorham1975 - 1977 Ray G. Bowden1977 - 1980 Mal E. Gorham1980 - 1981 Ray G. Bowden1981 - 1984 Mal I. Croughton1984 - 1988 Anthony J. Watson1988 - 1989 Steve Thomlinson1989 - 1991 Chris G.P. O'Neil1991 - 1997 Mark W.R. Russell1997 - 1998 Chris G.P. O'Neil1998 - 1999 Tracy Goldsby1999 - 2000 Bernie J. O’Neil2000 - 2005 Mark W.R. Russell2005 - 2010 Ian Willis2010 - Wendy Stead

TREASURER1895 - 1896 W. McIntyre1896 - 1897 J. Farry1897 - 1898 C. Schrader1898 - 1904 Edward Rogers1904 - 1905 W. Dickson1905 - 1910 Richard Shute1910 - 1911 J.S. Shiels1911 - 1913 P. Docker1913 - 1914 J.S. Shiels1914 - 1917 H. Taylor1917 - 1919 W. Rothwell1919 - 1921 P. Arnott1921 - 1923 Reg G. Herford1923 - 1944 E. Paton1944 - 1948 H. Murray1948 - 1960 Douglas H. Cartledge1960 - 1971 Phil H. Abbott1971 - 1972 Gerald P. Garrity1972 - 1973 Ron P. Doman1973 - 1974 Stuart E. Webster1974 - 1979 Walter A. Wellham1979 - 1980 C.J. Woods1980 - 1981 Neil A. Davidson1981 - 1989 Mal E. Gorham1989 - 1995 William J. Neville1995 - 1996 Darian O. Hall1996 - 1998 Geoff E. Laing1998 - 2003 Paul G.J. Barry2003 - 2005 Bernie J. O’Neil2005 - 2011 Sasi Sasitharan2011 - 2012 Ian Willis2012 - 2013 Vinayak Sasitharan2013 - Sasi Sasitharan

#1912-1919 Mayors of Ashfield were: Charles Algie, John Hammond, John Yeo, Frank Hedger.

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1913 George P Barbour (deceased)R Shute (deceased)

1917 Frank McMullen (deceased)

1919 Austin Diamond (deceased)

1923 Walter Dight (deceased)

1930 Francois H Dupain (deceased)

1931 Warren Bardsley (deceased)

1934 E C F Rowling (deceased)

1937 Reginald G Herford (deceased)Edgar A Paton (deceased)F W Rose (deceased)Charles W Willis (deceased)

1938 Selby J Burt (deceased)

1940 Joeseph M McDougall (deceased)

1941 William Poole (deceased)

1943 W Len Davis (deceased)

1946 Walter S Brown (deceased)Roy V Westacott (deceased)

1948 Jack K Dennis (deceased)Raymond Wales (deceased)Albert T Jarvis (deceased)

1949 T Miller (deceased) G L Westacott (deceased) 1955 Stanley G Sismey (deceased)

1957 Douglas H Cartledge (deceased)Ewan MacPherson (deceased)

1960 Thomas J Brown (deceased)Raymond C J Little (deceased)

1961 Arthur W Jones (deceased)

1963 Rodney McFarlane (deceased)

1966 George JacksonDaryl K Washington

1969 Alan K DavidsonDouglas Melton

1970 Phillip H Abbott

1973 Walter A Wellham

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1975 Gerald P GarrityR Clarke R Muller

1976 Jack Kelleard (deceased)Noeline Kelleard (deceased)

1979 Dennis F Kelleard

1980 Raymond G Bowden (deceased)Robert B Simpson

1982 Peter Bardsley

1983 Phillip J Kelleard

1984 Gregory J Bell

1985 Malcolm E Gorham (deceased)

1989 Neil DavidsonStephen A JanszDavid B O'Neil

1994 Matthew Troy

1995 William J NevilleBernie J O'NeilMark Tudehope

1997 Mavis H R Russell (deceased)

1998 Mark W R RussellChris G P O'Neil (deceased)

2001 Peter A BurkhartGeoff E LaingMichael Swan

2006 Stephen J McClue 2010 Ian Willis

2014 Michael J Clarke 2016 Colin P Barry, Peter J Holland, Shaun A Vose

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