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Winter
Comp. 2002:
6th grade scorecards / match reports
1 -
May
4 v Newtown SCC
(A.Walker Reserve) CACC
win by 49
2 -
May
18 v Saggy Greens
(Moore Park 20) CACC
win by 5 wkts
3 -
June
2 v The Socials
(Moore Park 23) - match
abandoned due to rain after CACC
batted.
4 -
June
22 v Gladeville RSL
(Moore Park 23) CACC
win by 6 wkts
5 -
July
6 v Longnecks
(Moore Park 23) Longnecks
win by 27
6 -
July
20 v Kingsford Nazgul
(Scarborough 3) CACC
win by 6 wkts
7 -
August
3 v DRSL Old Bastards
(Moore Park 23) Old
Bastards by 3 wickets
...
Aug
17 semi-final v Newtwon SCC
(Moore Park 17) Newtown
by 58
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May 4 : v Newtown SCC (A.Walker
Reserve)
Weather good. Ground dry but a
hay field. Toss won by Newtown who asked CACC to bat. Result: CACC
won by 49 runs.
|
CACC
|
batting
|
bowling ( o / m
/ w / r )
|
catches / st. /
r.o.
|
|
Greg Duffy
|
b.
29
|
4 ... 0 ... 11
... 0
|
|
|
Jeremy
Holland
|
ct
12
|
4 ... 0 ... 8
... 1
|
|
|
Phil Harvey
(c)
|
run out
34
|
6 ... 0 ... 25
... 2
|
|
|
John
Harvey
|
ct
21
|
w '
keeper
|
2c
1ro
|
|
Mike
Harvey
|
lbw
6
|
3 ... 0 ... 10
... 0
|
2
|
|
Tim Simons
|
ct
18
|
6 ... 1 ... 15
... 2
|
|
|
James
Hislop
|
lbw
10
|
|
|
|
Gary
Johnstone
|
ct
4
|
3 ... 0 ... 17
... 2
|
2
|
|
Meng Lee
|
b.
0
|
2 ... 0 ... 19
... 1
|
|
|
extras
|
21
|
11(1 b ... 0 lb
... 8 w ... 2 nb )
|
|
|
no. of
overs
|
34
|
27
|
|
|
TOTAL
|
CACC out for
155
|
Newtown out for
106
|
|
May
18 v Saggy Greens (Moore
Park 20)
Weather OK, ground dry. Toss
won by Saggies who batted. Result: CACC won by 5 wickets
|
CACC
|
batting
|
bowling ( o / m
/ w / r )
|
catches / st. /
r.o.
|
|
Greg Duffy
|
ct.
18
|
3 ... 1 ... 2
... 2
|
|
|
John
Harvey
|
ct.
34
|
w '
keeper
|
|
|
Simon
McInerney
|
b.
1
|
6 ... 1 ... 24
... 0
|
|
|
Steve
Frappell
|
lbw
1
|
|
1
|
|
James
Hislop
|
not out
20
|
2 ... 0 ... 8
... 0
|
|
|
Mike Harvey
(c)
|
not out
8
|
4 ... 0 ... 10
... 1
|
1
|
|
Jeremy
Holland
|
DNB
|
5 ... 0 ... 8
... 4
|
|
|
Phil
Harvey
|
DNB
|
6 ... 1 ... 10
... 2
|
|
|
Meng Lee
|
DNB
|
4 ... 0 ... 23
... 0
|
|
|
extras
|
7
|
5 (0 b ... 0 lb
... 3 w ... 2 nb)
|
|
|
no. of
overs
|
26
|
29
|
|
|
TOTAL
|
4 for
89
|
all out for
85
|
|
June 2 v The Socials (Moore Park 23) - match
abandoned due to rain after CACC batted.
Weather started dry but then
rain, rain. Toss won by CACC who batted. Result: match abandoned
after CACC batted.
|
CACC
|
batting
|
bowling ( o / m
/ w / r )
|
catches / st. /
r.o.
|
|
Greg Duffy
|
not out
41
|
|
|
|
John
Harvey
|
b.
0
|
|
|
|
Gary
Johnstone
|
b.
20
|
|
|
|
Phil Harvey
(c)
|
b.
7
|
|
|
|
Mike
Harvey
|
run out
27
|
|
|
|
Steve
Frappell
|
lbw
0
|
|
|
|
Jacob
Joseph
|
not out
8
|
|
|
|
Simon
McInerney
|
b.
0
|
|
|
|
Meng Lee
|
DNB
|
|
|
|
extras
|
24
|
|
|
|
no. of
overs
|
36
|
|
|
|
TOTAL
|
6 for
127
|
|
|
June 22 v Gladeville RSL (Moore Park
23)
Weather: excellent. Ground:
dry, oufield fast. Toss won by Gladesville who batted. Result: CACC
by 6 wkts
|
CACC
|
batting
|
bowling ( o / m
/ w / r )
|
catches / st. /
r.o.
|
|
Michael Harvey (c)
|
c.
11
|
3 ... 0 ... 0
... 5
|
|
|
Jeremy
Holland
|
b.
14
|
4 ... 0 ... 2
... 8
|
|
|
John
Harvey
|
c.
9
|
w
'keeper
|
|
|
Gerard
Brown
|
n.o. 41
|
6 ... 1 ... 0
... 16
|
1
|
|
James
Burrell
|
n.o.
6
|
3 ... 0 ... 1
... 5
|
|
|
James
Hislop
|
n.o.
4
|
1 ... 0 ... 1
... 8
|
|
|
Pete
Thurling
|
DNB
|
4 ... 1 ... 0
... 21
|
1
|
|
Tim Bondin
|
DNB
|
4 ... 0 ... 2
... 18
|
1
|
|
Meng Lee
|
DNB
|
2 ... 0 ... 2
... 19
|
|
|
extras
|
25
|
5 b 1 lb 5 w 1
nb Total: 14
|
|
|
no. of
overs
|
19
|
26
|
|
|
TOTAL
|
CACC 3 for
110
|
Gladeville RSL:
all out 103
|
|
Match Report
On a peerless mid-June day
just made for winter cricket Gladesville won the toss and batted at a
dry Moore Park 23.
Gladesville openers faced some
hostile bowling from the Cricketers who had them 2 for 15 before A.
Calvarius and S. Burtenshaw gave as good as they received with hooks,
pulls and drives to put on a promising partnership of 45 and were
only parted by a stunning slips catch by Gerrard Brown. S. Burtenshaw
went on to go for 36 and earned two points for a good knock.
Resistance crumbled somewhat after that and the RSL boys were all out
for 103. Bowling honours were shared around with Jeremy Holland, Tim
Bondin, Meng Lee getting 2-fors and Jimmy Hislop and new recruit
James Burrell chalking up one each. Notably, Tim was on a hat-trick
with his pair.
Cricketers began cautiously
with Mike Harvey and Jeremy Holland putting on a solid stand of 40
before Mike was well caught attempting a pull. Jeremy was joined by
John Harvey who continued with useful prods and pushes but upon
Jeremy (1 point) being bowled by one that came back just enough,
Gerrard Brown decided enough was enough and proceeded to knock the
RSL slows all over the park with 4 sixes and 3 fours in a quick-fire
41n.o. and three points for man-of-the match. James Burrell and Jimmy
Hislop finished matters off and the team repaired to their namesake
pub and drank quite a few to celebrate a good win and to say goodbye
to skipper Mike who is off to play in the London Weekenders (and
do
some work or other between
digs).
Many thanks from everyone Mike
for three seasons of tireless effort and we all wish you a terrific
time over there.
Jeremy Holland was unaminously
elected as the new 6th grade skipper. (JMH 23/06/02)
July 6 v Longnecks (Moore Park 23)
Weather fine and dry, early
gale winds. Toss won by Longnecks who batted. Result: Longnecks by 27
runs
|
CACC
|
batting
|
bowling ( o / m
/ w / r )
|
catches / st. /
r.o.
|
|
Simon McInerney
|
b. 0
|
6 ... 1 ... 25 ....1
|
|
|
John Harvey
|
b.18
|
w' keeper
|
|
|
James Burrell
|
c. 37
|
5 ... 1 ... 33 ... 1
|
|
|
Greg Duffy
|
c. 4
|
6 ... 0 ... 24 ... 2
|
2
|
|
Jeremy Holland
|
b. 78
|
6 ... 0 ... 29 ... 1
|
1
|
|
James Hislop
|
r.o. 8
|
DNB
|
|
|
Pete Thurling
|
c.0
|
5 ... 0 ... 31 ... 1
|
|
|
Jacob Joseph
|
b. 2
|
4 ... 0 ... 41 ... 1
|
|
|
Meng Lee
|
r.o. 4
|
3 ... 0 ... 30 ... 1
|
|
|
extras
|
31
|
17 (5 b ... 1 lb ... 8 w ... 3 nb)
|
|
|
no. of
overs
|
34
|
36
|
|
|
TOTAL
|
all out 182
|
8 for 219
|
|
Match
Report
Jeremy continued Mike's fine
tradition of losing the toss and the Longneckers took to the short
boundary of MP23 like ducks to water by slapping, swatting, driving,
hooking and generally swinging at everything in sight to knock up a
daunting 8 for 219, headed by a fine dig of 87 n.o. by their skipper.
We didn't have a lot to drink to at the Cricketers about our bowling,
however Greg netted couple of late wickets and everyone else chalked
up a one-for including Jacob's first for the season. The fielding was
more the goods with catches to Jeremy and Greg (2) and only one hard
chance put down. Greg's second in particular was worth the price of
the admission ticket - fielding at point he had to run a country mile
towards cover and then do a World Cup goal-saving fling to his right
to snatch a one-hander as the ball was an inch above the grass. A
Classic Catch in any company.
The gale winds had mercifully
slackened when CACC took to the crease but we got off to a bad start
when Macca swinging lustily missed and departed with the quacker in
pursuit. John and James B. steadied matters and put on 60 in good
time (helped considerably by a few Longneck wides) until John failed
to connect and was cleaned up for 18. James carried on for a solid 37
being caught on the boundary attempting a second six. James H. also
hit a memorable six with the V600 before being unluckily run out by a
direct hit. At this point Jeremy was 24 and with a never-say-die
belief raced time to create real worry in the Longneck ranks. He
almost bought off a miracle but a skidder got him on 78 after having
scored 41 on his own with Menga as running partner. His two points
were well-earned. (JMH 7/7/02)
July 20 v Kingsford Nazgul (Scarborough
3)
Weather fine and dry. Ground
excellent. Toss won by CACC who bowled. Result: CACC by 6
wickets
|
CACC
|
batting
|
bowling ( o / m
/ w / r )
|
catches / st. /
r.o.
|
|
Aaron Burton
|
c. 8
|
1 ... 0 ... 2 ... 5
|
|
|
James Hislop
|
lbw 3
|
DNB
|
|
|
James Burrell
|
n.o. 11
|
DNB
|
1
|
|
Jacob Joseph
|
c. 0
|
6 ... 2 ... 0 ... 8
|
|
|
Gerard Brown
|
n.o. 11
|
4 ... 0 ... 0 ... 8
|
|
|
Greg Duffy
|
DNB
|
2 ... 1 ... 3 ... 1
|
1
|
|
Jeremy Holland (c)
|
DNB
|
4 ... 2 ... 0 ... 8
|
|
|
John Harvey
|
DNB
|
w'keeper
|
|
|
Simon McInerney
|
DNB
|
4 ... 1 ... 3 ... 4
|
|
|
extras
|
5
|
0 b ... 3 lb ... 3 w ... 1 nb
|
|
|
no. of
overs
|
9
|
21
|
|
|
TOTAL
|
3 for 38
|
all out 37
|
|
Capt. Jeremy won the toss on
the warmest day of the winter season so far at an excellent
Scarborough 3 and asked Kingsford Nazgul to bat. The Nazgul openers
batted with resolution however there was also much playing and
missing before getting painfully (via Jeremy et al) to a stand of 28.
Greg then pounced on a well struck cut to take another screamer of a
catch at gully off Simon to set up the break. That inspired
even better bowling and the Nazguls wilted without much fight to be
all out for 37 in 20 overs. Greg at one point was on a hat trick
before finishing with a remarkable 3 for 1. Macca was in the thick of
it with 3 for 4 off 4 and Aaron made it look all too easy with a
one-over burst to clean up the tail with 2 for 5. James B. snapped up
an excellent running backwards catch and was also the thrower in a
run out, but it was a day for the bowlers who between them turned in
the performance of the season.
CACC opened with Aaron and James H, with Jimmy going first, lbw,
in a somewhat questionable decision. Aaron holed out on 8, Jacob came
and went, also holing out with a nice lofted on-side wedge that would
have merited a TV replay at the British Open, leaving Gerard and
James B. on cruise control to take the match after 9 overs for the
Gold boys by 6 wickets - and very early drinks at the
Cricketers.
Match points: 3 to Greg, 2 to Macca. (JMH 21/7/02)
August 3 v Drummoyne RSL Old Bastards (Moore Park
23)
Conditions: Fine and dry but
slow outfield. Toss won by Drummoyne who fielded. Result: Drummoyne
by 3 wickets
|
CACC
|
batting
|
bowling ( o / m
/ w / r )
|
catches / st. /
r.o.
|
|
Craig Ilot
|
st. 14
|
3 ... 0 ... 1 ... 10
|
1
|
|
John Harvey
|
b. 13
|
w'keeper
|
|
|
Jeremy Holland (c)
|
r.o. 32
|
5 ... 0 ... 2 ... 46
|
1
|
|
Gary Johnstone
|
b. 21
|
DNB
|
|
|
Aaron Burton
|
r.o. 7
|
2 ... 0 ... 0 ... 13
|
|
|
Pete Thurling
|
lbw 0
|
6 ... 0 ... 1 ... 19
|
|
|
Meng Lee
|
r.o. 11
|
1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 4
|
|
|
Jacob Joseph
|
r.o. 3
|
6 ... 1 ... 1 ... 22
|
|
|
Gerard Brown
|
DNB (injured)
|
DNB
|
|
|
extras
|
15
|
6 (4 b ... 1 lb ... 0 w ... 1nb)
|
|
|
no. of
overs
|
34
|
22
|
|
|
TOTAL
|
8 for 118 (dec)
|
6 for 119
|
|
We had our chances today, but
all credit to the Old Bastards as we were beaten by a better team on
the day. It had rained during the week and the outfield was dampish
and slow - the weeds on MP23 showing great appreciation of the change
from a month without rain. That may have contributed to Drummoyne's
decision to ask us to bat, or of course they may just like chasing -
which they clearly do pretty well.
Craig and John each got off to
a good start but weren't able to go on. Jeremy played with confidence
and one of the chances we blew was when he was run out in a classic
mis-field mix-up. Gary batted with style and grace and was looking
very good when bowled on 21. It began to look as if it wasn't going
to be our day when a slip on a still damp wicket led to Aaron being
run out just when he also was looking like going on. Pete got his
second lbw in two weeks, and Meng and Jacob had just a few overs to
get as many as possible only to fall to good fielding by the
Drummoyne boys and some mis-judgement on their part. Lunch was pretty
sober as 118 didn't look enough. Drummoyne's bowling was not so much
threatening as canny and of course the CACC cause was not helped by
four run-outs. Gerard was in the team but had to withdraw with a back
injury so more accurately we were 8 for 118 declared. Many thanks to
Jeremy's dad who gladly fielded for us and did a great
job.
The Drummoyne openers blazed
away as if it was their intention to put us out of business ASAP
(which it probably was) and had us reeling with 33 off the first
three overs. Alan Brown was in a Gilchrist-like mood and knocked up
44 with 6 fours and 2 sixes - although we gave him a life on 28 alas.
They didn't have it all their own way however, with our bowlers
fighting back with some good spells (2 to Jeremy, 1 each to Jacob,
Craig and Pete) and for a while the suggestion of a tight finish was
on the cards, but they prevailed comfortably in the end with 6 for
119 off 22 overs. Deadly Gary struck with a direct hit run-out and
Craig also had a direct hit and was most unlucky not to get Keith to
agree with our appeal as another wicket at that point would have made
things interesting. Good catches to Jeremy and Craig.
Three points to Alan Brown
(Old B.), 2 to Jeremy Holland, 1 to F. Pentecost (Old B.) (JMH
04/08/02)
August 17 : Semi-Final: v Newtown SCC at Moore Park
17
Conditions: Fine and dry.
Outfield fair. Toss won by Newtown who batted. Result: Newtown by 58
runs
|
CACC
|
batting
|
bowling ( o / m
/ w / r )
|
catches / st. /
r.o.
|
|
Gary Johnstone
|
b. 1
|
DNB
|
|
|
Jacob Joseph
|
b. 1
|
6 ... 0 ... 0 ... 38
|
|
|
Simon McInerny
|
b. 11
|
6 ... 0 ... 0 ... 32
|
|
|
Gerard Brown
|
c. 52
|
6 ... 0 ... 0 ... 26
|
2
|
|
Jeremy Holland (c)
|
lbw 21
|
6 ... 0 ... 1 ... 28
|
|
|
Aaron Burton
|
b. 0
|
2 ... 0 ... 0 ... 11
|
|
|
John Harvey
|
c. 8
|
w'keeper
|
1 r.o. (Gary J.)
|
|
Pete Thurling
|
c. 4
|
6 ... 2 ... 3 ... 9
|
|
|
Meng Lee
|
b. 5
|
4 ... 0 ... 2 ... 25
|
|
|
extras
|
13
|
22 (3 b ... 3 lb ... 10 w ... 6 nb )
|
|
|
no. of
overs
|
28
|
36
|
|
|
TOTAL
|
all out 116
|
7 for 174
|
|
There's probably not a lot to
say about this one - that we came second about sums it up. Newtown
won the toss and didn't hesitate to bat on a fine dry day at a weedy
Moore Park 17. We were really doing quite nicely with the pressure on
at 7 for 85 but the Chetty brothers came together and proceded to
re-build the Newtown innings with an unbeaten partnership of 89 so
what had looked a fairly straightforward run chase now looked more
challenging at 175 to win. Nav Chetty in particular batted very well
for a fine 69.
Pete Thurling was the standout
bowler with 3 for 9 off 6. He also sent down the only 2 maidens of
Newtown's innings. Meng Lee snared 2 for 26 off 4 and Jeremy bowled
without any luck to finish on 1 for 28. Gerard took two excellent
catches (and to his great dismay dropped another) and John and Gary
combined to get a run out.
CACC got off to a slow start
against a good pacy attack - only managing 25 off the first 10, but
Gerard and Macca were looking to bring it back with a solid stand
which Gerard continued with Jeremy and by the halfway point they had
taken it to 60 - 114 to go off 15 and just possible. Gerard collected
another 40 and Jeremy and John began to push on but Jeremy got
trapped in front sweeping a low full toss and John was caught on the
boundary trying a six and things were grim again. With Pete and Meng
gone also swinging Gerard returned with the daunting task of getting
about 60 or so only to see another likely six snapped up on the
boundary with CACC some 50 short. It was certainly the Chetty's day
as two critical boundary catches were taken by Nav's brother Nee who
also got Newtown's bowling honours with 3 for 26.
So, like last week in the
5ths, CACC were stopped in a semi. In the 6ths we played 8 matches
for 4 wins, 3 losses and 1 rained out.
Highlights: Jeremy
Holland 4-8; Simon McInerny 3 -4, Pete Thurling 3-9. Jeremy Holland
78, Gerard Brown 41n.o., 52, Greg Duffy 41n.o.
Gerard: This may have been Gerard's last match with the
Cricketers as he is re-locating to greener pastures. He will be
greatly missed as not only does he presently hold (and may for ever
more) the highest individual score (167 no), but he is also a key
bowler, a great slipper , a supporter of the pub, and second only to
Tim Simons as the top witsman sledger. We all wish him the very
best.