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The Cricket
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Edition 13
Saturday - January 31st, 2015
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Grade Cricket - SA Metropolitan Cricket - Country Cricket
This Weeks Features
- Tim Evans : Best Of The Best Sets The Bar High
- South Australias Golden Age Of Womens Cricket
- Buffalos Look To Stop Bulls Momentum
- Pooraka Launch Batting Attack On Woodville South
Photo’s Courtesy Of Peter Argent
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The Cricket Chronicle Quiz
1)
Australia won their quarter final Asian Cup match against China by what score?
2)
What was the score in the semi-final?
3)
Who will Australia meet in the final of the tournament?
4)
What was the score in Adelaide United’s game against the Newcastle Jets?
5)
Adelaide United have announced the signing of which former Real Madrid player?
6)
Which former Wallabies coach has been appointed as coach of the Barbarians?
7)
Nick Kyrgios was beaten by who in the Australian Open quarter finals?
8)
Who won the quarter final between Berdych and Nadal?
9)
In the ladies quarterfinals, who did Maria Sharapova defeat?
10)
Who will Serena Williams play in her semi-final?
11)
Who knocked out Bernard Tomic in the fourth round?
12)
Who knocked out Leyton Hewitt?
13)
Who won the Allan Border Medal?
14)
How many votes did he receive?
15)
Who will play in the Big Bash League final?
16)
Where will the Cricket World Cup be held?
17)
Who won the Tour Down Under?
18)
Who won the final stage?
19)
Who was the King of the Mountain winner?
20)
Which player has been elected as captain of the Fremantle Dockers?
ANSWERS
(1) 2-0 (2) 2-0 (3) South Korea (4) 7-0 (5) Miguel Palanca (6) Robbie Deans (7) Andy Murray (8) Berdych
(9) Eugenie Bouchard (10) Madison Keys (11) Berdych (12) Benjamin Becker (13) Steve Smith (14) 243
(15) Perth Scorchers & Sydney 6ers (16) Australia (17) Rohan Dennis (18) Wouter Wippert (19) Jack Bobridge
(20) Matthew Pavlich
The Cricket Chronicle - Profile Of The Week
Tea Tree Gully’s benchmark opening batter
leading the one day kings towards two-day glory
To have one good year is something everyone could be happy
about but to continue that one good year across multiple and
see your team become one of Grade Cricket’s most competitive
beasts is something very special. Tea Tree Gully’s Tim Evans has
done just that and he’s done it in style.
Whether it’s the individual success of being the number one
batter in one day Grade cricket for the previous three seasons
or seeing his team win multiple T20 titles, Evans has been an
instrumental figure.
After averaging mid to low 20s before 2011, Evans spoke about
how he improved his game and unfortunately there’s no magic
potion or gypsy spell that does it.
“I guess it just comes with a little bit of experience and being a
senior player where you want to take a little bit more
responsibility. I guess with that experience you understand your
own game and the game itself.”
Evans spoke at length to highlight the support staff and the
structures they work in across many levels. “I’ve had some good
advice and having good coaches in place have assisted my game
Tim Evans trademark flick off the legs
a fair bit, in particular the coaching structure at Tea Tree Gully
and now being exposed to the next level in regard to the Emerging Redbacks program must play some sort
of part.”
It’s the old cliché but when one door closes, another opens and Evans spoke about a particular moment
in his career that he believed played a huge role in shaping him into the player he is today.
“We’ve got a close relationship with the guys at Tea Tree Gully having grown up there since 12 years of
age and even at A Grade level there was a period where my first 5 years of A Grade playing as a 16,17 year
old going through we lost quite a few more senior A Grade players, so there was a youngish core like
Timmy Davey and Matt Weaver and so forth. We learnt the game itself off each other in that
environment.”
As the years have passed, it’s clear Evans has confidence in his game as he digressed how he enjoys taking
the game on, given his position of opening the batting.
(Continued Next Page)
The Cricket Chronicle - Profile Of The Week (cont.)
It’s also clear he’s not afraid of a task as he eagerly
awaits every challenge the opposition may throw at
him. “I like to think that when I’m put under pressure,
I just enjoy that challenge and don’t view it so much as
a burden because I know I’ve got other good players
around me too.”
As he has enjoyed success across many formats, Evans
talked about keeping the game simple as being the key
to his personal and team success and while they’re all
memorable for their own reason, one stands out.
“The favourite one for me in the shorter format of the
game was probably the one-day final we had against
University. We had a reasonable run chase and I hit the
winning runs with my “baby” brother Brad in the last
over. That was probably the best feeling I had.”
Despite all the success, there still remains one on the
radar for Evans. “There’s still that box we need to tick
as far as Tea Tree Gully is concerned and that is we
haven’t won a flag in the two day comp since 95/96 so
as a playing group we’re desperate to get that.”
Evans’ success hasn’t gone unnoticed as he was the
12th man for the Redbacks one day team.
It was a profound experience that opened his eyes into
what professionalism really means and with what’s
expected in a professional environment.
Tim Evans (helmet still on) celebrating with “baby”
brother Brad in the one day premiership over Adelaide
University
It was also contagious as he said he’s ready to take
any opportunity given to him. “I certainly wouldn’t
say no, it’s about doing something with that
opportunity given and I’d feel I’m in a pretty good
space and I’ve had pretty good feedback where I
am individually.”
It won't matter who he's playing for, the game of
Cricket will be the winner out of Tim Evans'
performances.
Tim Evans
Grade Cricket : Two Day & One Day Combined
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South Australian Womens Cricket - The Golden Age
With Denis Brien as the state coach and
Yorke Peninsula product Andrea
McCauley as the on-field leader, South
Australia women’s cricket had its first
and to this point only golden era,
culminating in a third title in four year in
Canberra during January, 1995.
This month marks the 20th anniversary
of this exceptional summer, where the
South Australian’s were favourites to win
the title and delivered in emphatic style.
There was some irony, when this year’s
Women’s National Cricket League final
was played on Sunday, January 25 in
Sydney, the two opposing coaches,
McCauley (Scorpions) and Joanne
Broadbent (NSW Breakers) were the SA
girls captain and vice captain two
decades ago.
To set the scene before Brien took over
the role in the late 1980s, SA had one just
two titles, a first in 1951-52 and the other
in 1979-80.
Since he finished this role, the trophy
case has been barren. An astute man,
who understood that women needed
different coaching methods and
philosophies to men, Brien ran a
professional and innovative program
even by today’s modern standards.
Having contacts at the SACA he was able
to gain turf wickets on Adelaide number
2 ground, one night per week and to use
that ground for fielding on Friday nights
at no charge, thanks to long time curator
Les Burdett.
Above : South Australias 1995-96 Womens Cricket team at the National
Championships.
Photo Courtesy of Peter Argent
“Back then the selection of a squad
of thirteen was made by holding
net trials,” Brien explained. “This
was difficult at first as less than 20
players would be available comprised two groups - those with
national aspirations and the few
who wanted to take a cricket
holiday. After selection the
approach was to work on technical
skills and gradually build self
confidence and mental toughness”
he continued.
Part of the strategy was to have
one or two games against men’s
teams, with the ideal proving to
be the State Under 15’s side or a
Club Under 17 team.”
“As the Championship was held
over two weeks with a round
robin of one-day matches
followed by two-day knock out
finals, the goal was to have the
players peak at semi-final time
and achieve a second or third
place spot to avoid the top team
“A program was set which was in the semi and thus polish the
divided into to two four week skills for the Grand Final”
macro-cycles with each being
dissected into weekly micro-cycles
of the macro cycle with the major
(Continued next page)
intensity in the third week.
Our Sporting Life SA
SA Womens Cricket - The Golden Age
“However the experience of the players
by 1994-95 saw them finish in top spot.
The key to the success was undoubtedly
the astute leadership of Andrea
McCauley. I rank her alongside Ian
Chappell, Darren Lehmann and David
Hookes as the best captains I’ve been
associated with.”
In this golden period 1991-92 from 199495 South Australia won three national
crowns in four years, with two (Orange
’92
and Canberra ’94) of them
interstate. Skipper McCauley confirmed
the SA team was pretty powerful
combination
for
the
’94-95
championship in the nation’s capital.
“Not often does a South Australia team
in any sport go to a national carnival as
favourites,” she added.
“It was a power packed combination and
‘Rowly’ (Karen Rolton) was on one of her
first tours with us. There were seven of
us - Joanne Broadbent, Lee-anne Hunter,
Tunde Juhasz, Karen Rolton, Isabelle
Tsakiris, Caroline Ward and myself - that
had or would represent Australian during
that period. Melissa Cann and Allyson
Kenelley were also in Australian squads.”
Vice captain Broadbent, who originally
started coached in SA at primary school
level and had Tegan McPharlin has one
of her early junior state squad members,
explained there was a professional shift
and a stability in the SA team under
Denis Brien.
Above : Caroline Ward, an important member of South Australia’s successful
1995-96 National Championships.
Photo Courtesy of Peter Argent
“It is important to never forget
where you come from and I was
torn, seeing my team compete
against the SA girls in this year’s
final,” Broadbent confirmed.
SA women’s cricket in that (early
‘90s) period came from humble
beginnings and I remember during
the early part of my career always
being underdogs.
“You can say I have a never say die
attitude - while there is time on the
clock or time left in the game – my
motto is never give up. Having a
winning culture comes from
leadership and ownership.”
“Over our successful period
Denis was a very good people
manager and his guidance was
integral. By ’94-95 I was actually
batting higher in the Australian
team than I was for my state.
My role with both bat and ball
was clearly defined under Denis
and I was seen a finisher, batting
at seven.
“SA had a strong batting
contingent and a number of
quality all-rounders. Also the
strength of club cricket in
Adelaide was a factor as well.
(Continued next page)
Our Sporting Life SA
SA Womens Cricket - The Golden Age
“Winning those titles was quite high on my list of cricket achievements.
Reflecting on that time, it still makes the hairs on the back of my neck
stand up with excitement.”
Only started cricket after High School, in an era were very little
international women’s cricket was played in comparison to today,
Broadbent played 10 tests for her country and 60 one-day internationals.
Footnote - Joanne Broadbent on Andrea McCauley
“Andrea was a straight to the point and you knew exactly where
you stood with her. You built up a lot of resilience under her. On
the field she was a great leader and tactically very good – a big
strength was she knew her game and her team very well.”
Left : Joanne Broadbent was recognised as one of the best female cricketers in
Australia during South Australia’s dominant golden era.
Photo Courtesy of Peter Argent
The 1994-95 carnival
Denis Brien’s troops won their opening round robin
game against the girls from Queensland after a brilliant
82 from Caroline Ward by 29 runs, but lost their roundtwo fixture NSW by four wickets. Both skipper Andrea
McCauley (31) and the SA run machine for the
remainder of the tournament Lee-anne Hunter (33) got
starts.
Rebounding quickly, on the back of an unbeaten 115
from Lee-anne Hunter they thrashed the ACT by 134
runs in round three, before a hard fought two-wicket
win over Western Australia.
Against their future Grand Final opponent, the bowlers
were frugal, keeping the Vic’s to 121 and the top order
chased down the runs, for the loss of a single wicket in
the final group-stage game. Hunter again led the way
with an unconquered half century and Melissa Cann
was run out, when she was on top of the bowling and
had made 37.
Playing WA in the semi final, SA batted first and had
many contributors in an impressive total of 299.
Hunter at the top of the order again produced, this time
a handsome 79, while Ward made a handy 33.
In the middle order keeper-batsman Tunde Juharz
produced an important 50 and Joanne Broadbent
compiled an impressive 70. Off -spinner Carolyn
Dittmar claimed 3/12 as WA was dismissed for 183,
while teenager Karen Rolton was also a multiple wicket
taker finishing with 2/35.
Day one of the final was washed out, forcing the title to
be decided over a one-day fixture.
Victoria batted first and posted a respectable score of
7/154, but a then 19-year-old Rolton proved she was
going to be a star of the future with a brilliant and
unbeaten 68 to ensure the South Aussies won the title
with six wickets to spare, bringing home the prised Ruth
Preddey Cup.
Scoreboards – Ruth Preddey Cup
Rd 1 – SA 5/185 (Ward 82) defeated Queensland 159
(Broadbent 2/22, Rolton 2/13)
Rd 2 – SA 7/148 (Hunter 33, McCauley 31) lost to NSW
6/150 (Hunter 2/26)
Rd 3 – SA 3/215 (Hunter 115*) defeated ACT 81 (Cann
3/13, Rolton 2/9, Dittmar 2/11)
Rd 4 – WA 9/140 (Broadbent 2/15, Rolton 3/21) lost to
SA 8/141 (Kennelley 41, Ward 31)
Rd 5 – Vic 121 (Broadbent 2/29, Rolton 2/23, Cann
2/13) lost to SA 1/122 (Hunter 54 *, Cann 37ro)
Semi Final – SA 299 (Hunter 79, Ward 33, Juharz 50,
Broadbent 70) defeated WA 183 (Dittmar 3/12, Rolton
2/35)
Grand Final – Vic 7/154 (Cann 2/18) lost to SA 4/155
(Rolton 68*)
Grade Cricket - A Grade
ROUND 9 FIXTURES
Northern Districts vs East Torrens
Tea Tree Gully vs Adelaide
Glenelg vs Adelaide Uni
Southern District vs Prospect
Kensington vs Sturt
Woodville vs Port Adelaide
Bye - West Torrens
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Sam Raphael
Adelaide
550
Stuart Coles
Woodville
398
Timothy Evans
Tea Tree Gully
396
Joel Garrett
Glenelg
396
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
Nick Benton
Port Adelaide
23
Cameron Valente
Adelaide
23
Joel Logan
Adelaide Uni
22
Carl Tietjens
Woodville
21
Rank Team
P
BYE
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
8
8
9
8
8
9
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
4
4
4
5
5
3
3
3
3
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
0
0
2
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
2
3
2
2
4
2
4
4
4
3
5
6
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
125
100
100
100
100
100
80
70
70
70
55
50
40
Woodville
East Torrens
Kensington
Tea Tree Gully
Adelaide
West Torrens
Adelaide Uni
Port Adelaide
Glenelg
Southern District
Sturt
Northern Districts
Prospect
Grade Cricket - Adelaide v Tea Tree Gully
11
Day
1
2
ADELAIDE
TEA TREE GULLY
Barnes
T Evans
Lawford
Nottle
Garlick
Todd
Cabot
Polyak
Cormack
Cuconits
Darling (wk)
Wood
Neate
Borgas
Raphael (c)
Davey (wk)
Lidiard
Weaver (c)
Payne
Stolcman
C Valente
Hutchinson
Heloitis
B Evans
Reardon
Macey
Lavender
Winter
V Valente
Page
COACH
Damien Kelly
COACH
Peter Sleep
TEAM
Session 1
Session 2
With Both Adelaide and Tea Tree Gully sitting on 100 points,
you can expect a ripper of a game as both sides will want to
distance themselves from each other.
In a first innings win over Prospect, Sam Wood hit a scorching
88 while Matt Weaver impressed with the ball, claiming match
figures of 3/42 and 2/9. Adelaide put in a brave batting
performance but were left too much to do as they fell short of
Glenegl’s 353. Phillip Neate and Sam Raphael played well to
make 70 and 60 respectively.
Adelaide Senior Coach Damian Kelly said some pivotal
moments cost his side on a day to forget. “We were
disappointed, if we’d battered our overs and batted the whole
day I reckon we would've got the runs. We lost 3 quick wickets
just before lunch, we went from 1/1110 to 4/130 which put us
on the back foot.”
However, he was confident they can turn things around come
this weekend. “One good thing that has happened this year is
we have learnt from our mistakes so I think it’s another thing
about learning how to chase a big score.”
He’s also well aware the importance of this match. “Tea Tree
Gully have a really strong batting line and they’re in the mix
with us so it’s like worth a double point game.”
After having won 3 on the trot, Tea Tree Gully’s Tim Evans
spoke about how well his team is working in sync. “We got a
bit of momentum which is good, it was a funny start to the
season with a draw to start and we were playing well but got
beaten by Woodville who are top. As a group we sat down and
said where want to be and it’s just that winning feeling,
momentum plays a huge part.”
What makes this a dangerous thought for opposition is there’s
still reinforcements to come in to help out.
“Having a reasonably full strength side come back as we’ve
missed Travis Head with his SACA commitment and few others
for other reasons, it’s good to have them back.”
With a full arsenal at their disposal, Evans know his side must
make sure they continue to push themselves in a competitive
league. “At the moment we’re riding the wave but we know
there’s no point in winning a few games here, we want to keep
it going.”
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Grade Cricket - East Torrens v Northern Districts
13
EAST TORRENS
NORTHERN DIST
Leigh
Hunter
Eichler (wk)
Goers
C Richardson
Gogoll
Cockbain
Bell
Cranmer (c)
Burge
Dougall
T Pascoe
Lehmann
K Pascoe
Tregloan
Hewett
Robins
Duval (c)
Zampa
Giniotis
Mullins
Cosgrove
K Richardson
Davies (wk)
McGregor
Marks
Ashraf
Williams
Taylor
Thomas
COACH
Wayne Bradbrook
COACH
Peter Cameron
Day
TEAM
Session 1
Session 2
East Torrens and Northern Districts will battle it out at
Campbelltown Oval as both will be looking to get back onto
the winners list. East Torrens fell 5 runs short to Kensington
last week, Ayden McGregor-Baptista hit an important 72
while Moin Ashraf picked up an impressive 4/20 off 17
overs. Northern Districts also fell short in their run chase by
the margin of 42 runs to Adelaide Uni. Chris Duval showed
plenty with the ball, picking up 4/25 off 17 overs as Mark
Cosgrove hit a valuable 35 in testing conditions.
Northern Districts’ star batsmen Trent Burge spoke during
the week about the disappointment from last week. “They
just bowled very tight and we just couldn’t make good
contact on it, from there we just lost too many wickets in a
short time and that put us on the back foot. We just
couldn’t get ourselves back into the game”
From there, Burge spoke about his side embracing their
talent and keeping the game simple by just doing what they
set themselves out to do. “I think at Northern Districts
we’re always aggressive, it’s about hitting our targets that
we set as a group. Last week we didn’t do that and we’re
keen to rectify that this week.”
East Torrens opening bowler Daniel Leigh said how the side
had mixed feelings about such a close loss to Kensington.
“We played ourselves out of it early and then Ayden the
young fella (Baptista-McGregor) stood up and wrestled the
game back and I guess when you’re only 5 runs short you
think you can do the job to get over the line so it was a bit
of hard luck in the end.”
East Torrens have enjoyed another stellar season so far
thanks to a fantastic line up, which has been lead by the
efforts of Michael Cranmer.
“He’s stood up and led the team from the front, he’s
already shown he can do that job and last year he probably
didn’t have the year he would’ve liked but this year he’s
been great.”
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Grade Cricket - Port Adelaide v Woodville
15
PORT ADELAIDE
WOODvILLE
Hoffman
McInerney
Carter
Francesca
Staunton
Tietjens
Chatto
Birchmore
Sayers
Coles (c)
Dilley
Nielsen (wk)
Weeks
Andrews
Umpherston
Bleakley
Benton (c)
Doimo
Ludeman (wk)
Salter
Burridge
Turley
Rosenthal
Fregona
Thomas
Monger
COACH
Paul Finne
Day
1
2
TEAM
COACH
Sam McNally
Session 1
Session 2
Port Adelaide will be looking to hit top form as they return
from their bye, the challenge doesn’t get easy as they’re up
against the league leading Woodville.
It’s been a difficult season so far for the reigning champs,
some indifferent form find them mid table but with some
good performances and results going their way, they have
the potential to remain in contention. Woodville will be
hungry for a win after a close finish saw them draw their
previous match against Sturt. Stuart Coles lead from the
front as he has all year, finishing with 98 while Andrew
Salter chimed in with 3/44 off 20 overs.
After declaring at 341, Senior Coach Sam McNally was
pleased with how his side handled the game “We played a
pretty good game, strategically we think we did well. We
kept our wickets in hand and we were able to put a good
score on the board.”
Despite not getting the win, McNally spoke in high terms
about what his side displayed against some quality
opposition. “To have a batting line up of their calibre 4/40
and 5/70 on the wicket we scored 340 on shows we played
pretty good cricket but unfortunately we couldn’t get the
result in the end. Now we just have to back it up against
Port Adelaide.”
After enduring a frustrating season to date, Port Adelaide
Senior Coach Paul Finnie was honest about where his side
needs to improve.
“It starts with the bat. Excluding games where you get
beaten reasonably convincingly, the close ones we’ve lost
because our guys haven’t gone on with starts.”
Finnie also talked about how the talent is there, all that
remains is taking it to the next level. “The line-up is fairly
aggressive anyway and it’s not so much of a case of getting
in, it’s about going on with it. Lots of 20s and 30s are
happening but that doesn’t win you the game. If that’s one
area to improve in, that’s it.”
Session 3
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Grade Cricket - Sturt v Kensington
17
STURT
KENSINGTON
J Borgas
Blackmore
Gregory
Opie
Sandhu
Dalton
C Borgas
Mosey
Schlicker
Panelli
Roberts
Smith
Emms
Van Den Bergh
Davis (C) (wk)
Brown (c)
Machin
Worrall
Claring-Bould
Ross
Weatherald
Leiman
Latchford
B Connelly (wk)
Kulesza
Worrall
Machin
Young
Fujiki
COACH
Peter Judd
Day
1
2
TEAM
COACH
Ben Johnswood
Session 1
Session 2
Sturt host an in form Kensington at Prince Memorial Oval in
what should be a cracking game between two talented
lineups.
Kensington prevailed in their high placed duel with East
Torrens by a margin of 5 runs, Jake Brown lead on both
fronts after backing up his impressive 72 to claim 4/49 off
16 overs. Sturt put in a resilient performance to draw with
league leading Woodville, Simon Roberts lead a determined
batting performance which finished up at 8/249 at stumps
against the league leading bowling attack.
Sturts Cameron Borgas said despite the draw, there were
plenty of positives for his side. “We were struggling a bit
earlier and then Robbo batted really well, ending up making
90, Greg made a good 30 and Matthew Schlicker made a 49
not out, still not a great result but good to show a bit of
fight in the end.”
With plenty to build on, Borgas spoke about some key
indicators his side would like to meet. “With our bowling,
we need to try to restrict because although we did a
reasonable in the first week we struggled in the second
week and a few early wickets will help. With the bat, if we
can only lose 1 or 2 wickets that will go along way to help
as well.”
Kensington Captain Jake Brown couldn’t stress enough the
importance of his side’s crucial win last week. “It was very
important to stay in touch because we pretty much have to
win every game from now to stay in touch.”
Even with the win, Brown knows there’s still plenty to work
on for his side. “Against East Torrens 5/60 and the two
games before Christmas it was a similar story so we just
need to start well with the stick and protect our middle
order a bit and put a good score on the board because we
think we’ve got a really good attack. If we get over 220 or
230 we have a real good chance of wining”
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Grade Cricket - Adelaide Uni v Glenelg
19
ADELAIDE UNI
GLENELG
English
Carey (wk)
Muldoon
Clayfield
Wilson
Pudney
T Cooper
Schollar
Oswald-Jacobs
Tonkin
Foakes (wk)
Bailey
Allegretto
Garrett
Mennie
Fielding
Chauhan
Bullimore
Crocker
Plant (c)
Logan
Fox
Hilditch
Sayers
Delmont (c)
Dand
Winslade
Patel
Adelaide Uni host Glenelg and with these two teams only
separated by 10 points, expect both to lay everything on the
line. Adelaide Uni showed plenty of venom in one of their
most complete performances of the year, Andy Delmont lead
the charge with the bat by making 78 while Joel Logan had the
ball on a string, claiming 5/42 off 20 overs. Glenelg returned to
the winners list with a 73 run win over Adelaide, Alex Carey
got onto his good foot with 80 off just 70 deliveries while
Akash Patel put in one of his best performances for the year to
claim 5/95 off 33 overs.
Adelaide Uni skipper Andy Delmont spoke during the week
and praised his bowling unit for grinding their way out through
the second day of play. “We were pretty happy with how we
restricted them in the third session and they couldn’t score
freely and we managed to keep taking wickets.”
If the bowling can continue its good form from last week,
there’ll also be some key inclusions with the bat too. “This
week we got Tom Cooper and Ben Cooper coming back this
week which will help too.” Delmont will also be hoping
everything can click into gear in front of an important time for
his side. “A big win this weekend can set us up for a big
February and a big end to the season.”
After seeing one of his side’s better batting performances,
Glenelg Senior Coach Peter Muggleton was pleased with the
maturity his bowlers displayed “Glenelg can be hard to bowl at
but they kept toiling away and it worked pretty well, Akash
(Patel) bowled well with 5 wickets too.”
Muggleton spoke about Patel’s performance as one that
showed patience and grit to help his team over the line. “He
just stuck at it, we spoke about how we can’t skittle through
them but it was just about being patient.” With Glenelg sitting
out of the top four at the moment, Muggleton knows it’s
about keeping things simple. “We can’t worry too much about
what other people do but if we keep winning we give
ourselves the best chance and Adelaide Uni are a talented side
and there are no easy games.”
Roach
COACH
Ashley Woodcock
Day
TEAM
COACH
Peter Muggleton
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Grade Cricket - Prospect v Southern District
21
PROSPECT
SOUTHERN DIST
Miller (c)
Bowen
Crees
Putland
Collins
Williams
I Boylan
Sboro
Blunden
B McCormack
Whiteley
Sugg
Byrnes Howe (wk)
J Barrett (wk)
Wyman
Zammit
J Boylan
Tanner (c)
Siebert
R Barrett
Lopez
Joraslafsky
Premachandra
Stone
Horskins
Milantha
Matthews
Blakemore
Meaney
Sugg
Coach:
Christian Hanna
COACH
Malcolm Condon
Day
1
2
TEAM
Session 1
Session 2
Prospect will be looking to put some light into a tough year as
they play Southern Districts. After falling short in their first
innings, Prospect put in a commendable performance of
2/100 in their second innings. Harry Byrnes How lead the way,
hitting a classy 59. For Southern Districts, last week’s missed
opportunity hurt as they find themselves just out of the top 4
after falling 2 runs shy of West Torrens’ 169. On a positive
note Shaun Tanner continued his impressive year with a stoic
42.
In a similar story for his relatively young side, Prospect Senior
Coach Christian Hannah spoke about the learning curve his
side endured last week. “I think we probably just didn’t
handle the conditions very well. We had 4 LBWs which
suggests we didn’t handle the conditions too well and at lunch
we were maybe 5 down and couldn’t recover from that.”
One big need in his side is to have big partnerships that can
sustain an innings. “It’s something we try to stress every game
but unfortunately it’s not happening for us right now.”
One positive though is the bowling which has seen it
overcome many hurdles. “I think our bowling is on the
improve, Sam Miller is probably back to his best and we’ve
had a guy come in called Patty Meanie whose come in and
taken a few wickets here and there and getting use to bowling
at the A Grade level.
For Southern Districts Senior Coach Malcolm Condon, it was a
disappointing drop in form as his side failed to grab the points
they needed. “It was a disappointing result, it shouldn’t have
even been close, we should’ve have won that game
comfortably and it makes our season significantly more
difficult.” The key to improving, according to Condon, is about
realising what challenges are being thrown at you and how to
deal with them.
“It’s about when the conditions aren’t in your favour, it’s
about coming up with alternate plans and options, in the first
week we came up against what you would traditionally get in
A Grade cricket and we need to address that.”
Session 3
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Grade Cricket - Womens A Grade
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Lauren Ebsary
West Torrens
ROUND 5 FIXTURES
February 8th
235
Tahlia McGrath
Southern Districts 206
West Torrens vs Kensington
Bridget Patterson
Kensington
Northern Districts vs Sturt
Tegan McPharlin
Northern Districts 133
Port Adelaide vs Southern District
LEADING WICKET TAKERS 2013/14
Kristy Williams
Port Adelaide
8
Casey Galbraith
Sturt
8
Hannah Perry
Northern Dist
7
Madeliene Green
Sturt
6
Rank Team
P
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
4
4
4
4
4
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
2
2
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
2
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
63.67
46.77
46.16
31.50
30.3
16.48
West Torrens
Northern Districts
Port Adelaide
Sturt
Kensington
Southern District
150
ATCA - A1
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Thomas Brinsley
Prince Alfred OC 457
ROUND 8 FIXTURES
Pooraka vs Woodville South
St Peters OC vs Goodwood
Pembroke OS vs Woodville Rech
Payneham vs Grange
Brighton vs Pulteney OS
Para Hills vs Prince Alfred OC
Mark Hanson
Pooraka
387
Matthew Rogers
Pooraka
373
Rocco Illuminato
Pooraka
348
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
Chris Amundsen
Pooraka
James Winnard
Pembroke OS
Josh Hallion
Para Hills
20
20
19
Muhammad Sheikh
Payneham
18
Rank Team
P
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
7
7
7
7
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
6
5
4
4
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
2
2
2
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
114.105
107.280
98.175
85.625
77.520
69.480
64.770
64.020
62.130
53.595
51.520
40.180
Prince Alfred OC
Pooraka
Para Hills
Payneham
Grange
Pulteney OS
St Peters OC
Pembroke OS
Goodwood
Brighton
Woodville South
Woodville Rech
ATCA A1 - Pooraka vs Woodville South
27
Pooraka have given themselves a great opportunity to
further consolidate their top two spot on the ladder after
their first day of their match against Woodville South.
POORAKA
WOODvILLE SOUTH
Illuminato
Schebella
Hanson
Espagne (wk)
Batten
Bailey (wk)
Rogers (c)
Jarrett
L Hennessy
Paprzycki
Cree
Hall
Travis
D Economou
Virgens
T Economou
Mapstone
COACH
Craig Pocock
2
Vinci
Dunnicliff (c)
Zolnowski
1
Wylie
Pocock
Amundsen
Day
Brown
TEAM
Pooraka batted first and made the most of their 80 overs
and ended the day with a big score on the board, giving
themselves the best possible chance of easily winning the
match. Some good individual efforts have given Pooraka a
first innings score of 8 for 318.
Nobody was able to reach a century for Pooraka however
no less than four players were able to make a half century,
with Jamie Jarrett leading the way with 88 runs. Joining him
were Rocco Illuminato who made 61, Jye Bailey who also
made 61 and Matthew Rogers who made 58. Even without
a century, Pooraka will be pleased that so many of the
batsman were able to make an impact on the scoreboard
and will be confident they can back up with the ball this
weekend and get a victory.
For Woodville South Andrew Peat and Adam Johnson were
both able to pick up 3 wickets, but it wasn’t enough to
restrict the scoring of Pooraka who sit comfortably inside
the top four and look destined to get a home final.
Woodville South have struggled in recent matches and will
need all of their batsmen to be at the top of their games if
they are to chase down the big target and move out of the
relegation spots. This won't be easy as Pooraka try to finish
the match quickly and show the rest of the competition
that they are a serious contender.
K Hennessy
Johnson
Richardson
Coles
Kaustubh
Session 1
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ATCA A1 - Goodwood vs St Peter’s OC
29
GOODWOOD
ST PETER’S OC
Hards (c)
Bussell
Webb
Hill
Muggleton
Sheridan (wk)
Turner (wk)
McEwin (c)
Hardham
Mosey
Hooper
Rao
Hulbert
Crosby
Misso
Dawson
Sampson
Hunter
Dumigan
Algie
Tamblyn
Carter
Martin
Woods
Keen
Harvey
With both teams sitting in the middle of the ladder this
week gives them the chance to pick up some valuable
points and move away from some of the other teams
who have had mixed seasons. However, with most of the
season already completed, it is highly unlikely that either
of these teams can pick up enough points to challenge
for a finals position. There is still a lot of pride to play for
however, and both teams will be trying to make the most
of their remaining matches.
COACH
Dean Waugh
1
2
TEAM
Session 1
Top scoring for Goodwood was Elliot Hooper with 89
while Adam Berry made 57. Without a century from one
of these players the score was always going to be lower
than what Goodwood would hope for. However 209 is
easily enough to defend, especially if Goodwood can pick
up some early wickets on day two.
William Dawson was the best bowler for St Peters picking
up a 5 wicket haul and giving up just 32 runs along the
way. St Peters have struggled with the bat in their last
few innings, only managing to make 173 and 148 from
their last two and failing to pick up a win in either efforts.
This will give Goodwood confidence that they can defend
their total while St Peters will be looking to improve on
these disappointing performances.
Berry
Day
Goodwood and St Peters are evenly placed after a first
day which saw Goodwood have a mixed result with the
bat. Batting first Goodwood were able to make 209 all
out, however there wasn’t enough time left in the day for
St Peters to begin their chase. Goodwood never
managed to get big partnerships together in order to
push up their total and as a result the match is still in the
balance with both teams having a good chance with a
strong performance on day two.
Session 2
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ATCA A1 - Woodville Rech vs Pembroke OS
31
WOODvILLE
RECHABITES
Urbank (wk)
Holton (c)
A. Brown
Ferretti
Behrendt
Noy
Stopp
Finn
Doufos
Ferretti
Axleby
Ahmad
R. Brown
Tripathy
COACH
Dean Sayers
Day
1
2
TEAM
PEMBROKE OS
Portlock
Lane
Price
Watson (c)
Bosworth
Doran
Winnard
Boerema (wk)
McEwen
Pike
Reeve
Wilson
Dinan-Gillman
Winnard
Raymond
Herbert
Session 1
Session 2
Woodville Rechabites won the toss and elected to bat against
Pembroke at Matheson Reserve on quite a reasonable batting
wicket. The Wreckers started their innings in a steady fashion,
with Steve Urbank and Cam Behrendt putting on 37 for the
1st wicket, before the entry of Sam "Smacko " Mc Ewen.
The Kings favourite cult figure took three quick wickets, firstly
removing Behrendt, followed by Tyler Stopp and then the
dangerman Ashley Brown without bothering the scorers. Leg
spinner Jimmy Winnard then chipped in with two quick
wickets including a pearler to bowl Mark Holton for a duck.
The carnage resulted in the Wreckers quickly losing 5 wickets
for 13 runs.
With the scoreboard looking ugly at 5/50, the wickets
continued to fall with Urbank the sixth player dismissed for a
well compiled 41, playing the ball onto his stumps off the
bowling of Jake Dinan-Gilman. Ghullum was unlucky to be
adjudged LBW off the last ball before tea off Grant Doran,
which resulted in the Wreckers up against the wall at tea with
the score on 8/95.
The game completely changed after tea, with Mark Doufos
playing shots and putting away the loose ball superbly, and
well supported by Shae Trienthy, adding 76 to the score in
quick time. Douffos hit the boundary nine times, as well as
clearing it three times, in his swash buckling 75, eventually
caught behind by Jake Boerema off Dinan- Gilman.
A smart piece of fielding by Ash Herbert with a direct hit run
out ended Woodville Rechabites innings. Herbert had an
inspired day in the field with two catches to go with his run
out.
Pembrokes innings commenced with Dinan-Gilman adjudged
LBW off Doufos, which was folollowed up with a good yorker
to beat Boerema with scoring. Pembroke finished 2/34 at
stumps in a evenly poised game, with early wickets the key
for the wreckers, while the Kings will want Tom Watson,
Kieran Price to stand up and lead their team to victory.
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ATCA A1 - Payneham vs Grange
33
Payneham have given themselves the best chance of
staying in contention for a finals position getting at least
a first innings victory after the first day of their clash with
Grange. Grange batted first and struggled to score and
as a result they were bowled out in the 28th over with
just 77 runs on the board.
PAYNEHAM
GRANGE
Farmer (c) (Wk)
Benwell
D'Antini
Thomas
Donald
O’Donahue
Harrington
Rex
Sheikh
Tee
Stagg
Pierson
Crook
Hughes
Foster
Schicker
Baker
Merrett
Barber
D Fry
McNally
Harrity
Lee
Knight (c)
Ansell
McDermott (wk)
Brown
Seekamp
Zachat
Cox
Shane McDermott top scored with 49 not out, but
unfortunately for both him and the team nobody was
able to stay with him in the middle long enough for him
to reach his half century and the teams total to increase.
For Payneham the best bowler was easily Steven Crook
who took 7 wickets in the innings, from 14 overs.
With Crook in such good form he bowled half of the
overs for Payneham and almost single-handedly ensured
that the target would be kept low. Muhammad Sheikh
took the other three wickets in just over 3 overs and the
team was well placed to chase down the target.
Payneham's response with the bat was by no means
emphatic but they did enough to get the victory as they
reached the target with 8 wickets down. They were
eventually bowled out for 93 in the 29th over with
Andrew Lee making 32 and top scoring for Payneham.
Grange's best bowler was Andrew Fry who took 6 for 26
but unfortunately for Grange it was not enough to get
the first innings points. With so many wickets falling on
day one this match could go to an outright result,
especially if both teams find it as difficult to bat as they
did on day one.
With Payneham looking to replace Grange inside the top
four, this weekend gives them a great chance to get a
boost as they head into the last few matches.
R Fry
Day
1
2
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ATCA A1 - Brighton v Pulteney OS
35
BRIGHTON
PULTENEY OS
J Fishwick (wk)
J Johannsen
Smith
Cooper
Hogan
Douventzides
Smith
Smith
McCard
Gurner (wk)
Ifould (c)
Warner
Parrish
Wood (c)
Singh
Ashmead
A Fishwick
Rutherford
Hatji
Pocock
Sexton
T Johannsen
Ashforth
Read
Jones
Simpson
McInerney
Gray
Traeger
Pettigrew
In another fixture that has a lot riding on the result, at
opposite ends of the spectrum, Brighton host Pulteney Old
Scholars in a clash that is season defining to both clubs. At one
end of the spectrum, Pulteney are striving to stay with the top
4 of division one, who along with Payneham, seem to have all
but locked away the fight for the title of premier of Adelaide
Turf Cricket Association.
In the previous round, Pulteney were taught a lesson by their
college rival Pembroke, losing by over 100 runs without
showing a glimpse of fight chasing a reachable target of 197
off 50 overs. The bowling held it owns against the Kings, with
Jordan wood the major wicket taker with 3/49, but may have
leaked a few too many runs. There was ample support from
Jack Douventzides with a steady 2/33 off his allocated 10
overs. What is of major concern for Pulteney is the batting, not
one batter registering over 30 runs, something that must be
rectified this week against Brighton, who are full of confidence
coming off a comfortable win against Goodwood.
Lead by Jacob Fishwick, opening the batting and guiding his
team with 84 off 138 balls, which enabled the rest of his team
mates to hold up an end to make a competitive total of 187,
which proved too much for Goodwood. Runs on the board is
always a key to victory, especially when your bowling attack
has former District A Grade cricketers in Simon Hatji (2/22 off
10 overs) and former South Australian second XI
representative Chad Parish (2/24) leading the way.
Key players in the game are Jordan Wood, who sits 6th in the
leading run scorers with 308 runs @ 38.38, whilst Andrew
Warner is always dangerous despite 247 runs @ 30.88. For
Brighton, their bowling is the key to victory, with a formidable
four pronged attack in Chad Parish, Rob McCrard, Aaron
Fishwick and Club leading wicket taker Simon Hatji.
After winning away from home in their last hit out, Captain
Justin Ifould will be looking for back-to-back victories to get
themselves out of the relegation zone, considering the two
Woodville Clubs have tough games in round 8.
COACH
Justin Ifould
Day
TEAM
Session 1
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ATCA A1 - Prince Alfred OC vs Para Hills
37
PAOC
PARA HILLS
Weidenhofer
Hartog
S Richardson
Elvy
Burford
McGregor-Cassady
Brinsley
Hiscock
Moroney
Carey
Simpson
Hallion
M Richardson (c) (wk)
Riches
Clayfield
G Quinn (wk)
Brown
M Quinn
Dent
T Wordsworth (c)
Boucaut
C Wordsworth
Hurburgh
Bald
Tyler
Richards
COACH
Greg Quinn
Phillips
Day
Session 1
TEAM
In the other match of the round (the other being fourth placed
Grange verse fifth placed Payneham), Para Hills confront backto-back challenges, especially after not contending with
Payneham last week at Silver Stream oval. Coming up against
the new premiership favourite, Prince Alfred Old Scholars, is
exactly what coach Greg Quinn will be looking for when it
comes to testing the resolve of his playing group.
In round 7, Para Hills bowling attack was bullied by a powerful
display of limited overs batting, which was the catalyst of the
loss. McGregor-Cassidy and Wordsworth could hold their
heads high in claiming seven wickets between them, but the
inability to contain the runs hurt Para Hills the most, which will
need to change coming up against the power hitting of Prince
Alfred OC.
Returning home for this top 4 clash will give Prince Alfred OC
the advantage, particularly if it’s much hyped about batting
continues to notch scores in excess of 200, to enable the
bowling attack to just chip away and build pressure for their
wickets. Bowling Woodville South out for 169 with 5 overs to
spare, was the right tonic for a run chase that was never
tested once Tyler (45 runs) and Hurburgh (82) combined for
the match defining partnership of 93. The miserly combination
of Dent (2/24) and Richardson (3/20) off a combined 18 overs
will be looking to make inroads into Para Hills batting line up.
Tom Brinsley is the most dominant batter in the competition,
with 459 @ 65.57 and is the key wicket for Para Hills, with Sam
Hurburgh showing promise with 247 @ 41.17. One of the
reason Para Hills sits in the top 4 is the ability for their batting
order to share the workload, with four stroke makers sitting in
the top 10 run scorers. Considering this, tight bowling &
building of pressure will be the key to victory for either of
these two teams.
A loss for Para Hills won’t lose a top 4 position with 3 games
to go, but there will be questions marks surrounding their
ability to keep up with the powerhouses of Pooraka, PAOC and
the dangerous Grange.
Session 2
Session 3
Cricket Chronicle Tip
1
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ATCA - A2
ROUND 8 FIXTURES
Walkerville vs Hope Valley
Marion vs Brahma Lodge
Hectorville vs Port Districts
Old Scotch vs Ingle Farm
Flinders Uni vs Unley
Rostrevor OC vs Reynella
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Brett Knowles
Walkerville
496
Russell Stansborough
Marion
389
Richard Gabb
Reynella
380
Robbie Colville
Reynella
370
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
Lachlan Sandercock
Ingle Farm
26
Warrick Stanborough
Marion
24
Daniel Rabbett
Reynella
20
Brett Knowles
Walkerville
19
Rank Team
P
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
3
5
3
4
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
2
2
2
2
1
3
4
4
5
4
6
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
119.075
92.020
89.170
87.155
83.730
72.540
67.675
65.935
63.085
59.145
58.055
46.325
Walkerville
Reynella
Hope Valley
Hectorville
Ingle Farm
Port Districts
Flinders Uni
Marion
Unley
Old Scotch
Rostrevor OC
Brahma Lodge
Ingle Farm Knocking On the Door
With only a few opportunities for teams to string
some wins together and make a push for the finals,
this week is important for those teams still in
contention and others trying to avoid relegation.
Unley's best bowlers were Joe Speak and Alistair
Fraser who picked up the identical figures of 3 for 31.
Unley then went out to bat with 20 overs left in the
day and at stumps sit at 2 for 69.
First up and Flinders University had a disappointing
innings with the bat in their match against Unley.
Flinders batted first but unfortunately for them
were only able to make 134 before being
dismissed in the 58th over. Steven McAllister was
the top scorer for Flinders with 38 while Craig
Bartlett made 33. Neither was able to go on with
their start and make a half century which meant
that the team's total was lower than they would’ve
been hoping for.
The next match sees Marion taking on Brahma Lodge
in a game which is still in the balance after day one of
play. Marion batted first on day one and with a couple
of half centuries managed to post the respectable
total of 207 from 70 overs. Kyle Tapscott top scored
with 55 while captain Warrick Stanborough continued
his good form, making 50.
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37
ATCA A2 Overview
At the end of the day Marion had a chance to pick up
an early wicket or two as Brahma had to survive 8
overs before stumps. They sit at 17 without loss at
the end of the day and will be looking for 190 more
runs when play continues this Saturday.
After bowling out Old Scotch for just 107, Ingle
Farm Districts sit comfortably on 5 for 121 at
stumps and will be looking to close out the match
with an outright victory this Saturday.
Maurie Sandery was damaging with the ball for
Ingle Farm taking 6 for 21 which gave the team the
low target to chase. Matthew Sandery is currently
the top scorer for Ingle Farm from their batting
innings so far with 49 runs, and the team will be
looking to make some quick runs early to give
themselves the best chance to bowl out Old Scotch
again and take the outright points. This is crucial for
Rostrevor will be confident of chasing down the Ingle Farm who before this match were sitting in
target and have already started, as they sit at 41 fifth spot on the ladder.
without loss at stumps. The best batsman for
Reynella were John Hopkins who made 59, Robbie Walkerville have once again set themselves up for a
Colville who made 38 and Matthew Aston with 37. victory after an impressive innings with the bat on
Reynella will need to get some early wickets and day one against Hope Valley. They used all of their
bowl economically on day two if they are to come 80 overs to end the innings at 9 for 289. It was an
away with a win this Saturday, especially given the even team performance from Walkerville with
runs Rostrevor were able to make at the end of day captain Brett Knowles top scoring with 68.
one.
Both Gareth Cox and Matthew Perilli came close to
Up next is Hectorville and Port Districts where the making half centuries but unfortunately neither
first innings are already complete after low scoring was able to reach the milestone as they were
affair which saw Hectorville take the points. The dismissed at 49 and 48 respectively. For Hope
result will see Hectorville maintain their top four Valley Travis Rio and Simon Blaess both took 3
position after a first innings total of 9 for 156 with wickets but the depth of Walkerville's batting line
Ritchie top scoring with 33. Port Districts will be up proved damaging.
disappointed that they were only able to make 98
runs and will be looking to make up for it this Hope Valley will have to have a great innings this
weekend in the second innings.
Saturday if they are to chase down the target and
risk being pushed out of the top four if they are
Troy Svaikauskas was the top scorer for Port with 37. unable to make the runs.
Sam Ritchie and De Silva both took 4 wickets for
Hectorville who will be looking for a possible outright
win which will give them a buffer inside the top four.
A five wicket haul from Mitchell Simpson has helped
Rostrevor OC to restrict Reynella on day one of their
match. Simpson picked up 5 for 61 while Gavin Rowe
continued his good form with the ball picking up 4
for 37 as the team managed to keep Reynella to a
first innings total of 165.
ATCA - A3
ROUND 8 FIXTURES
Trinity OS vs Fulham
Gepps Cross vs Prince Alfred OS
Goodwood v Golden Grove
Flinders Park vs Modbury
Sacred Heart OC vs Concordia OC
Adelaide High OS vs Penfield
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Andrew Niblett
Fulham
482
Eythan Barraclough
Trinity OS
301
Michael Fraser
Flinders Park
300
Kevin Dawson
Concordia OC
286
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
Kyle Adcock
Fulham
18
Luke Crichton
Flinders Park
18
Adam Antrobus
Gepps Cross
17
Tim Sargent
Goodwood
16
Rank Team
P
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
3
5
4
4
4
3
3
2
2
2
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
4
5
4
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
104.850
95.915
92.885
86.800
84.320
81.070
72.445
70.755
61.950
58.120
57.675
35.940
Flinders Park
Fulham
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PDCA - Grade 1
ROUND 11 FIXTURES
Craigmore vs Parafield Gardens
Central United vs Rose & Crown
Salisbury West vs One Tree Hill
Angle Vale vs Virginia
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Anthony Lewendon
Salisbury West
453
Daniel Jenner
Rose & Crown
368
Matthew Baker
Craigmore
355
Brenton Jenner
Rose & Crown
330
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
B Woodward
Central United
35
J Carman
Angle Vale
30
A Ozolins
Salisbury West
22
Daniel Jenner
Rose & Crown
19
Rank Team
P
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
7
7
5
7
6
4
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
2
3
4
2
4
5
8
9
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
95.82
84.29
82.73
82.02
73.14
64.96
38.14
32.81
Angle Vale
Salisbury West
Central United
Rose & Crown
Virginia
Craigmore
One Tree Hill
Parafield Gardens
37
PDCA A Grade Overview by Ben Jones
Heavyweights produce classic match
ROSE & CROWN claimed a four-wicket win against
fellow PDCA premiership fancy SALISBURY WEST
at Ridley Reserve last weekend in what was likely
so far the clash of the season.
Salisbury West batted first and looked well on
track for a big win after smashing a huge 4/268
from its 40 overs. Anthony Lewendon continued
his dazzling form to score a magnificent 116
opening the batting, while being supported later in
the innings by Andrew Parkhouse (62). Lewendon
and Will Sewell (17) go the innings off to a good
start with a 65-run opening stand, but it was the
135 runs scored in quick time between Parkhouse
and Lewendon that sunk the knife into the Rose &
Crown bowling attack.
The huge total looked all the more formidable
when Rosies sunk to 3/61 early, and at 5/117, the
task looked all but impossible. However, despite a
lack of support from the rest of the top order,
Russell Figallo occupied the crease and kept the
scoreboard ticking along to eventually finish with
an unbeaten 103.
The support from the other end finally came later
in the innings when Leon Kent (25 not out) dug
deep and held up an end. It meant Figallo singlehandedly got his side back in the contest, and
continued his fast scoring to the point where he
and Kent put on 99 runs for the sixth wicket and
reached West's total with two overs to spare.
ANGLE vALE also had a good day with the bat
during its solid 105-run win away to CRAIGMORE
last Saturday. It came despite a wonderful effort
with the ball from Craigmore's Shaun Baker, who
snared a quality 6/26.
vIRGINIA continued its late-season revival with a 37run at home against PARAFIELD GARDENS last
weekend. A healthy 3/198 from its 40 overs was
always going to be tough to chase for the visiting
team, but the struggling Gardens side refused to lay
down against arguably the PDCA's form side. Brad
Wills (81 not out) batted the entirety of his side's 40
overs, but tight bowling from Virginia meant his side
fell short with 6/161 at the conclusion of the contest.
Shaun Lay put his hand up for man-of-the-match
honours, leading the way during Virginia's stint at the
crease with 93 not out.
In the other PDCA game, another solid effort from the
improving ONE TREE HILL was not enough to stop it
receiving its second defeat in succession, when it fell
38 runs short of victory at home to CENTRAL UNITED
last weekend.
Scoreboard
ONE TREE HILL 134 lost to CENTRAL UNITED 172
VIRGINIA 3/198(cc) (S. Lay 93*, A. Bascombe 48, B.
Wills 2/22) def PARAFIELD GARDENS 6/161 (B. Wills
81*)
CRAIGMORE 116 (R. Dickens 32, M. Baker 25, A.
Hewitt 25) lost to ANGLE VALE 9/237(cc) (S. Baker
6/26, A. Galway 2/50)
ROSE & CROWN 6/272 (R. Figallo 103*, D. Jenner 60,
J. Davies 2/52) def SALISBURY WEST4/268(cc) (A.
Lewendon 116, A. Parkhouse 62, D. Jenner 2/50).
Adelaide Suburban CA - Section 1
ROUND 8 FIXTURES
ICC Sharks vs Sheidow Park
Plympton vs Corom. Ramblers
Cove vs Keswick
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Jordan Kilderry
Sheidow Park
474
Jake McCann
Plympton
380
Kevin Brokensha
Morphetville
341
Shaun Krutli
South Road
306
South Road vs Coromandel
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
South Road
21
Western Youth vs Morphettville Park Daniel Vertue
Harry Telford
Corom. Ramblers 19
Kingsley Smith
Corom. Ramblers 17
Amanpal Singh
Keswick
Rank Team
P
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
6
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
0
0
1
3
3
4
4
4
5
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
39
39
36
24
24
19
19
16
14
12
Cove
Keswick
Corom. Ramblers
South Road
Morphettville Park
Plympton
ICC Sharks
Sheidow Park
Coromandel
Western Youth
16
37
Adelaide Suburban Section 1 Overview
Cove and Keswick Fight It Out For Top Spot
What a way to celebrate the Australia day weekend
but with some great cricket! That’s exactly the
attitude of the Adelaide and Suburban Cricket
Association and all teams gave a great performance
over the weekend.
First up was Plympton Footballers facing
Coromandel Ramblers at Plympton Oval. Plympton
Footballers proved comfortable by winning the toss
and deciding to bat first. They made it to 68 overs
before they were all out for 239. P Budarick made
the most runs for the Plympton Footballers making
48 runs closely followed by RD Moore. Coromandel
Ramblers aren’t going to bow out though, knowing
the chase and all ready accumulating 10 runs. J
Calderbank showed great bowling taking 3 wickets.
If they can use those efforts again next week it will
definitely prove to be a close match.
Next up are Cove verses Keswick at Cove Sports and
Community Football club. Keswick won the toss this
week and decided to take on batting first. They
made an impressive 215 off 69.3 overs but
unfortunately were all out. R Curyer made the most
runs making 69 before being bowled out. Cove have
proven before that they are able to make the chase.
Stand out for them this week was BM Kinnear.
ICC Sharks faced the challenge of Sheidow Park at
Hackham Community Sports club. Sheidow Park
took to bat first making 229 off 71.4 overs. J Kilderry
made a huge contribution to the score making 117
runs. For the ICC Sharks they started their innings off
and finished 1 over before the end of day, however
made no runs as of yet. ICC Sharks have proven the
chase down large numbers over this season so a
close game is expected.
Next up was the fight between Coromandel and
South Road at Hewett Sports Ground. Coromandel
won the toss and batted first. Unfortunately for
Coromandel their innings only lasted 29 overs
before they were all out for 35. They weren’t able to
hold back South Road and they lost on the first
innings. They were however able to start their
second innings making 18 with only 16 overs down.
South Road was in smashing form this weekend
taking down Coromandel early and limiting the runs.
When it was time for them to bat in the same
amount of time Coromandel used South Road made
149 with 4 wickets downs before declaring. D Vertue
was a standout whilst bowling as he took 7 wickets
and B Wilson made 47 runs not out for South Road.
For South Road this win on the first innings is going
to give them the points to push away and get closer
to third spot on the ladder.
Finally the Western Youth Centre faced
Morphettville Park at the Western Youth Centre.
Morphettville Park won the toss and batted first.
They were able to make 197 runs off 67.4 overs
before they were all out. M Nurney was a standout
making 58 runs towards the score. The Western
Youth Centre is looking in form as they were able to
start their innings and made 12 runs off 5 overs. SB
Luders took an impressive 5 wickets whilst bowling.
Next week’s game will be eagerly awaited not only
for the Western Youth Centre and Morphettville
Park but for all the teams.
Churches & Community CA - A1
ROUND 11 FIXTURES
LEADING RUN SCORERS AFTER ROUND 10
Stephen Neal
Rose Park
244
Adelaide Luth. vs Rose Park
Lee Mills
Nth East Knights
194
Nth East Knights vs Fitzroy
Timothy Hodson
Para Vista
192
Cameron Breeze
Nth East Knights
182
Enfield Uniting vs Para Vista Luth.
LEADING WICKET TAKERS AFTER ROUND 10
Simon Wilson
Para Vista Luth. 16
Matthew Nitschke
Adelaide Luth.
11
Matt Wood
Enfield United
10
Travis Uern
Rose Park
10
Rank Team
P
W
L
D
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
6
7
7
6
7
4
4
2
2
2
1
1
0
3
4
2
5
2
2
2
1
2
1
56.95
48.62
37.85
33.93
33.59
29.97
North Eastern Knights A
Adelaide Lutheran A
Enfield Uniting A
Rose Park A
Fitzroy A
Para Vista Lutheran A
Great Southern Cricket Association
ROUND 11 FIXTURES
McLaren Districts vs Encounter Bay
Noarlunga vs Goolwa
Willunga vs Port Elliot
Mount Compass v Seaford Rise
Myponga vs Rapid Bay
Bye - Aldinga
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Brett Baldey
Noarlunga
527
Matthew Overall
Encounter Bay
505
Matthew East
Mount Compass
473
Jason Scarff
Noarlunga
450
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
Andrew Evans
Goolwa
33
Josh Dalitz
Mount Compass
32
Michael Tucker
Mount Compass
23
Jake Ashton-Place
Rapid Bay
23
Rank Team
P
Bye
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
9
9
9
9
9
10
9
9
9
10
10
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
7
6
5
5
5
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
2
2
4
4
6
6
5
7
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
57
45
39
36
30
33
18
15
15
15
9
Goolwa
Encounter Bay
Noarlunga
McLaren Districts
Port Elliot
Mount Compass
Rapid Bay
Willunga
Seaford Rise
Myponga
Aldinga
Three to go and six doesnt go into four
After a weekend off for Meyer Shield commitments
Round 11 of Great Southern cricket gets underway
this weekend & with just three matches remaining
for the season & there are some crucial matches for
some teams in regard to ladder positions.
Encounter Bay take on McLaren Districts on the turf
this round & the Bays currently sit in second position
on the ladder & will be desperate for the points to
hold their spot in the top two while a win for
McLaren Districts would see them also pushing for a
top two finish.
Matt Overall has been in fine form for the Bays with
a hundred last outing being followed up by another
big ton at the Meyer Shield on the weekend & with
Lintern & Hoffmann also showing good form with
the bat the Crushers bowling attack in Nairn, Ifould,
Hockey & Duncombe will have their work cut out for
them.
McLaren’s also boast some batting quality in their
line up with Curtis always looking to attack early to
give the likes of Ifould & Chambers a solid platform
to build on & the Bays will be relying on Moules,
Hynes & Zrim to make early inroads in to the
Crushers top order.
(Continued Next Page)
37
Great Southern CA Overview (cont.)
Another big match will take place at Goolwa Oval as
the home side look to continue their undefeated
season as they take on Noarlunga & a win to the
Magpies would basically seal the minor premiership
for them. The battle between Andy Evans with the
ball against the Noarlunga top order in Baldey, the
Garrard brothers & Scarff will be crucial to Goolwa’s
chances & he will need good support from Jones,
Lawrence & H.Robertson if they are to keep the
Shoes batting under control. H. Robertson was in
good form with the bat last outing & the inclusion of
Kuss in to the top order for Goolwa is a welcome
addition as they look for early runs against the
bowling of Peach, Stewart-Tonkin & Farrelly.
Willunga take on Port Elliot at home this match &
the Demons will be looking for a win to keep their
very faint finals hopes alive & they will fancy their
chances with the Port Elliot side struggling with the
bat in recent weeks. The Bloods top order in
Whitbourne, Mason & Clarke has been
disappointing & Hockham, Minot & Williamson will
be keen to get early wickets to put their middle
order under pressure. Likewise, the Demons batting
has underperformed this year with Elliott & Docking
showing some better form last round but they will
need more support from their middle order. The
Bloods bowling attack led by Donaldson & Martin
has been solid for most of the year & with
youngsters Steele & Swearse giving good support
they would be hoping to keep the Willunga batting
in check.
Mount Compass travel to Seaford Rise this round
with a win for the Bulls basically sewing up a finals
spot & after a slow start to the season they have
steadily built their form during the course of the
year.
They are now getting a more even contribution with
the bat from players like Paul East, Barrett & Hicks
while Tucker & Josh Dalitz keep getting the job done
with the ball. The Sea Eagles have continued to chip
away this year with players like Tye McIvor, Swain &
Williams all capable with the bat & if Sean McIvor
plays then the Bulls will need to be at their best to
secure the points.
The final match for this round sees Rapid Bay travel
to Myponga with the home side full of confidence
after winning their last two games with Rapid Bay
desperately needing the points to keep their finals
hopes alive. Boulden has had a solid season with the
bat for Myponga & has received good support
recently from youngster Ormsby down the order & if
Ryan Haverty can find some form then they should
be able to post a competitive total. Young has been
getting early wickets for Rapid Bay & with AshtonPlace, Wright & Sparnon forms a very solid bowling
attack. Patterson has been in good form with the ball
for Myponga recently & his battle with the top order
of Bennett, Williss & Wright will have a big bearing
on the outcome of this match.
The Great Southern Cricket Association travelled to
Kangaroo Island last weekend for this years Meyer
Shield competition & after a great win against
Murray Towns on Saturday they unfortunately
couldn’t repeat that form on Sunday going down
comfortably against the Alexandrina & Eastern Hills
side. Saturday’s match saw Matt Overall dominate
the bowling making a superb 125 backed up by
skipper Sam Hoffmann & Cameron Lintern who both
made half centuries with Stephen Nairn taking the
bowling honours with four wickets & Bryce Garrard
chipping in with two wickets.
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Barossa & Light CA Overview By Ben Jones
ROUND 11 FIXTURES
Angaston vs South Gawler
Nurioopta vs Sandy Creek
Gilbert Valley vs Kapunda
Gawler Central vs Freeling
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Raed Hannun
Freeling
552
Kym Vandeleur
Gilbery Valley
427
Ben Parish
Freeling
355
Mark Johnson
Kapunda
343
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
Daniel Doecke
Nurioopta
33
Rob Johnson
Kapunda
25
Lee Hill
Sandy Creek
24
P White
South Gawler
23
Rank Team
P
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
6
6
5
4
3
3
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
0
1
3
3
3
3
4
5
7
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
102.92
98.09
96.43
94.23
82.07
69.70
64.81
53.85
Freeling
Angaston
Kapunda
Sandy Creek
Nuriootpa
Gawler Central
South Gawler
Gilbert Valley
Huge round of upsets in the Barossa
THE B&LCA A1 competition was thrown into chaos
last weekend when all four one-day clashes
produced the unexpected, with all of the lessfancied sides defeating their higher-quality
opponents.
After defeating top-side Angaston the week prior,
GAWLER CENTRAL's hot run came to an abrupt end
when it suffered a shock four-run loss to bottom side
GILBERT VALLEY at Stockwell last weekend. It was a
clash that saw the bowlers on both sides struggle to
penetrate the opposition batting attacks, with just
10 wickets taken for the game. Gilbert Valley chose
to bat first and posted one of its best totals of the
season to finish its 40 overs at the crease just four
down for 183.
Kym Vandeleur (53) once again led the way for his
side, but the good showing by the Bulls was thanks
to the much-needed support Vandeleur received
from Craig Mullins (53) during the pair's 84-run
stand.
With the Central bowlers struggling to take wickets,
it was up to the Tiger batsmen to take advantage of
the perfect batting conditions.
However, an opening stand of 79 between Michael
Davis (39) and Elliot Stibbs (36) was not enough to
assure the visitors of victory. The ever-reliable David
Coombs (54 not out) was the only batsman to
contribute after the openers' removal, and with the
rest of the Central batting order struggling the Tigers
fell just four runs short at the end of their allotted 40
overs.
Despite modest figures of 2/25, the Bulls' James
Vandeleur returned to form with his tight bowling
holding the chasing Gawler Central at bay during the
final overs of the clash.
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Barossa & Light CA Overview By Ben Jones
KAPUNDA continued to hold the wood over
FREELING after its three-wicket win at Freeling last
weekend.
The home side returned to form the previous
weekend, but all of that was forgotten after a
disastrous batting performance yielded just 104
runs. Joey Brown continued to assert himself as one
the competition's best all-round cricketers with a
dominant display with the ball claiming 3/27, while
Connor McLean was also dangerous with 3/31.
Despite the under-par total, Freeling gave itself
every chance of snatching an unlikely victory,
defending its 104 to the teeth.
A quality all-round bowling effort from the home
side reduced Kapunda to 7/89 during the see-sawing
innings. But it was to no avail, with stalwarts Sam
Ryan (8 not out) and Rod Brown (9 not out) seeing
the visitors over the line with a 19-run ninth-wicket
partnership.
It was another missed opportunity caused by batting
woes for ANGASTON during its surprise sevenwicket loss away to SANDY CREEK last weekend.
Angaston was in a decent position at 3/63 with Ben
Burgess (30) and Brandon Kurtz (24) at the crease.
But that's where the Cockies' bowlers kicked into
gear, with Lee Hill (4/16) and Scott Hill (3/29)
sweeping through the Angaston batting order to
dismiss the visitors for just 122 after 31 overs.
The Cockies had no trouble reaching the total, with
the usual contributors Andrew Kokot (47) and Travis
Gebauer (29) setting up the win with a 71-run
opening stand.
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SOUTH GAWLER continued the trend of shock results
when a quality all-round effort saw it defeat
NURIOOTPA by 51 runs at South Gawler last
weekend.
South chose to bat first and despite reaching a
decent 165, the Lions would have been disappointed
to not bat out its 40 overs.
The Lions also once again relied on too few for
contributions, with just Matt Trzeciak (70) and Riley
Barker (60) reaching double figures.
The inspiring effort by the two certainly sparked the
bowlers into action, with the modest total ultimately
proving far too difficult for the Nuri replying
batsmen.
Jordan Dare starred with the ball taking 4/23 and
with support from Dave Golder (2/19), the Lions
swept through the Nuri line up for 114 in just 31
overs.
SCOREBOARD
FREELING 104 (R. Hannun 28, J. Brown 3/27, C.
McLean 3/31) lost to KAPUNDA 7/107 (M. Johnson
32, R. McDonald 2/10, I. McMillan 2/14),
SANDY CREEK 3/123 (A. Kokot 47, T. Gebauer 29, J.
Antonie 2/35) def ANGASTON 122 (B. S. Burgess 30,
L Hill 4/16, S. Hill 3/29),
SOUTH GAWLER 165 (M. Trzeciak 70, R. Barker 60, D.
Doecke 2/16) def NURIOOTPA 114 (L. Steinborner
37, J. Dare 4/23, D. Golder 2/19),
GILBERT VALLEY4/183(cc) (C. Mullins 53, K Vandeleur
53, B. Ward 2/38) d GAWLER CENTRAL 6/179(cc) (D.
Coombs 54*, J. Vandeleur 2/25, J. Shahinger 2/31).
Port Lincoln Cricket Association
ROUND 11 FIXTURES
Charlton vs Lincoln South
Tod River vs Southern Eyre
Tasman vs Waybacks
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Craig Reidy
Lincoln Souths
508
Liam O’Dea
Southern Eyre
323
Andrew Frick
Tasman
284
Ben Smith
Southern Eyre
263
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
Nathan Sincock
Lincoln Souths
18
Alex Mahoney
Southern Eyre
17
Liam O’Dea
Southern Eyre
15
Paul Newman
Waybacks
14
Rank Team
P
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
4
5
4
2
1
0
3
1
2
0
2
0
3
4
4
8
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
100
55
55
50
20
20
Southern Eyre
Lincoln South
Waybacks
Charlton
Tod River
Tasman
Mount Gambier & Districts CA
ROUND 7 FIXTURES
North Gambier vs Penola
East Gambier vs West Gambier
South Gambier vs Mil Lel
Yahl vs Kongorong
Bye - Kalangadoo
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Matthew McInerney
North Gambier
319
Jake Schutz
North Gambier
268
Alex Hentschke
Kongorong
260
George Kidman
Penola
240
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
David Somerfield
South Gambier
28
Josh Reader
Yahl
27
Robert Drenthen
South Gambier
26
Michael Waters
Kongorong
22
Rank Team
P
Bye
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
5
5
5
5
6
4
5
5
6
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
4
1
3
2
3
2
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
3
1
3
4
4
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
2
68.88
53.23
48.47
48.31
46.48
44.35
38.99
36.45
27.24
Yahl
West Gambier
South Gambier
East Gambier
Kongorong
North Gambier
Mil Lel
Penola
Kalangadoo
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Alexandra & Eastern Hills CA
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
Aaron Galvin
Woodside 19
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Luke Cousins
Strathalbyn
302
Tim Dellatore
Ashbourne 18
Kym Heinrich
Nairne
257
Shane Druwitt
Woodside
15
Mark Abbott
Strathalbyn
236
Michael Harden
Nairne
15
David Kinlough
Wistow
233
ROUND 10 FIXTURES
Rank Team
Woodside vs Ashbourne
1
2
Langhorne Creek vs Lobethal 3
4
Strathalbyn vs Wistow
5
6
Bye - Nairne
7
Lobethal
Strathalbyn
Nairne
Woodside
Ashbourne
Langhorne
Wistow
P
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
8
7
8
8
8
7
8
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
1
4
3
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
3
1
2
2
3
3
4
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
64.65
61.82
57.72
51.97
41.62
38.63
32.39
Hills Cricket Association
ROUND 7 FIXTURES
Mt Lofty vs Aldgate
Stirling vs Uraidla
Happy Valley vs Kangarilla CC
Flagstaff Hill vs Scott Creek Ironbank
Bye - Meadows
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Rohan Reid
Meadows
334
Mark Sinclair
Mt Lofty
266
Luke Tonkin
Meadows
215
Leith Dawes
Mt Lofty
195
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
Jake Turnbull
Happy Valley
20
Ben McGowan
Scott Creek-Iron
18
Chris Shaw
Stirling
15
Nick Jaensch
Meadows
13
Rank Team
P
BYE
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
6
6
5
6
5
5
5
5
5
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
4
4
2
2
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
2
0
1
1
1
2
1
1
0
2
3
3
3
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
51.97
48.38
44.60
39.01
28.99
27.34
25.91
25.45
20.56
Meadows
Scott Creek
Flagstaff Hill
Mt Lofty
Aldgate
Happy Valley
Uraidla
Stirling
Kangarilla CC
Yorke Penisula CA
ROUND 11 FIXTURES
Moonta vs Ardrossan
Bute vs Paskeville/Boors
Wallaroo vs Kadina
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Jae Alisauskas
Ardrossan
405
Stuart Wehr
Bute
387
Chris Rennie
Moonta
294
Grant Keleher
Moonta
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
H Kosmin
Kadina
15
Mitchell Dalby
Wallaroo
15
Brodie Westlake
Wallaroo
12
Matthew Petherick
Kadina
12
Rank Team
P
W2
W1
D
L1
L2
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
9
10
10
8
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
5
5
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
5
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
45
33
33
27
15
15
Moonta
Wallaroo
Paskeville/Boors
Kadina
Bute
Ardrossan
273
Lower Yorke Penisula CA
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
Shawn Rose
Honiton
LEADING RUN SCORERS
Minlaton
23 Tim Walsh
539
Brandon Murdock
Warooka
21 Troy Goldsworth Eastern District
530
Tim Walsh
Minlaton
20 Nathan Allen
Warooka
505
Jake Barlow
Honiton
20 Dominic Honner
Port Victoria
354
ROUND 14 FIXTURES
Yorketown vs Port Victoria
Corny Point vs Minlaton
Stansbury vs Honiton
Eastern District vs Maitland
Sunbury vs Warooka
Rank Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Eastern District
Stansbury
Maitland
Minlaton
Yorketown
Honiton
Warooka
Port Victoria
Sunbury
Corny Point
P
W
D
L
Points
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
11
9
9
7
8
5
4
3
3
2
2
1
1
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
3
3
4
5
8
9
8
10
11
24
19
19
16
16
10
8
8
6
4
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