SUBURBS NEW LYNN CRICKET CLUB

ANNUAL REPORT

2010/2011 SEASON

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE PART ONE OFFICIAL INFORMATION 4 President’s Review

7 Honorary Officers, Life Members, Executive Committee 8 Club Officials, Representative Honours 9 Cricketer of the Year Awards

11 Club Trophies

PART TWO REPORTS & PRIZEGIVING 13 Senior Prizegiving 14 Junior Prizegiving

PART THREE SENIOR TEAM REPORTS 17 Chairman’s Report 18 Premier Grade 21 Premier Reserve Grade 24 Senior A Grade 26 Senior B1 Grade 28 Senior C1 Grade 30 Senior C2 Grade White 32 One Day 1A Grade 34 One Day 4C Grade 35 Presidents Grade

PART FOUR JUNIOR TEAM REPORTS 38 Junior Chairman’s Report

PART FIVE HONOURS BOARD 43 Senior Honours Board 45 Junior Honours Board

PART SIX CLUB HISTORY & STATISTICS 48 Introduction, Record Partnerships, Top All Time Performances 50 Record Season Aggregates 51 Fielding – 50 Club 52 Batting – 3000 Club 53 Batting – 2000 Club 54 Bowling – 300 Club – 200 Club 55 New Zealand and Auckland Representatives 56 SNLCC Executive Officers 1972-2011

PART SEVEN FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 59 Treasurer’s Report 60 Financial Statements and Auditors Report

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PART ONE

OFFICIAL INFORMATION

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT

It is once again my pleasure to present this report on the past season – one in which much progress was made and success achieved.

APPRECIATION As with any progressive sporting organisation there are always a number of key people who go the extra mile on behalf of their Club ! In this regard I would offer our grateful thanks to the following SNLCC stalwarts; Executive Members – who dealt with administration matters most effectively. Training Pavilion - The combined Committee made up of willing workers from the Lynn-Avon Soccer and SNLCC Clubs. Through their sterling efforts we now have a magnificent facility which will serve both bodies well into the future. Team Officials - We are extremely grateful for the tireless efforts of Managers and Coaches who assisted our senior and junior teams. Sports Quiz - A most enjoyable occasion with special mention to our dedicated organisers in Peter and Kath Geaney. In respect to the participating teams a hardened group of intellectual veterans took out first place and put the “Young Guns” in their place. Hopefully this event will be repeated in the upcoming season! Catering - Kath made a further valued contribution by providing very welcome refreshments following Thursday evening practices. Groundsman - Our Grounds Superintendant has expressed the view that Mr. William Hoes of the Council Parks Department who was our Ken Maunder Park Groundsman over the past season was extremely conscientious relative to his duties and would be among the very best we have encountered in recent memory. Club Sponsors – We are indebted to a number of business organisations who supported the Club during the 2010 – 11 season. Bar Manager - Last but certainly not least I would again recognise the outstanding service provided to the Club by our popular and highly respected Manager in Dave (“Chalky”) Simmons who put in a staggering number of hours in this demanding role !

GENERAL ITEMS Burglary - :Late in the season the clubrooms were broken into and the miscreants not only caused significant damage but also managed to steal the large safe containing a substantial sum of money from the downstairs lounge area. Fortunately our loss was covered via our insurance policy. Many years ago we suffered a spate of break-ins which led to members sleeping over in the upstairs lounge to deter the local criminals. In recent times the area around Avondale and adjacent suburbs have been plagued by a plethora of of burlaries (in my own case my home has been broken into twice as has my car !) It appears that these “Ratbags” sleep all day and spend their evenings prowling the streets for easy pickings. Accordingly we would appeal to all members to keep a close eye out for any potential offenders and if in doubt ring the Police immediately 1

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Team Placings & Individual Honours Details re teams who performed well in their various grades and the names of those who gained representative honours are contained elsewhere in this report. Sincere congratulations to our high achievers at both senior and junior levels – keep up the good work !

SNLCC GREATS FROM THE PAST A glance at the Club Honours Board reveals a lengthy list of SNLCC players who have represented Auckland and New Zealand in cricket. What is perhaps not well known is that the following also excelled in other codes. In alphabetical order; BELSHAM Selwyn The Auckland wicket keeper who was also a rugby league star at

halfback for the Kiwis. BELSHAM Victor In my view the best Premier Captain in the Club’s history ! Repped for Auckland in basketball and like his younger brother was

involved in rugby league as an international referee. Was officiating in a very controversial match between the Kiwis and France where the volatile “Froggies”assailed him with a load of Carlaw Park mud.in a very ugly incident !

On leaving for greener pastures Vic later became President of the

Australian Squash Federation. KEMP John A long term All White who anchored their defence over many years

(“the Ryan Nelson of his day !) HOUGH Ken A giant of a man who was one of the greatest characters in our

Club’s history..Came from Australia where he was the goalkeeper in their national soccer team. Took up the same mantle with the All Whites as well as representing New Zealand at cricket.

Immensely strong he bowled at real pace off a four step run-up. Ken’s main claim to fame came when in a test match against

England played in Christchurch he top scored for NZ batting at number eleven !

NORMAN Bruce A fine all-rounder for the Auckland cricket team in earlier years he

also featured in the New Zealand Secondary Schools soccer team. Bruce also repped for Auckland in bsdketball. SCOTT Verdun As I mentioned in last years report Scotty was a wonderful opening

bat alongside the great Bert Sutcliffe on the 1948 tour of England. Eleven years earlier he was fullback in the Kiwis who played two

games in the UK when World War 2 broke out and they had to return home !

To the best of my knowledge all of those listed above who featured so brightly in our Clubs history have sadly passed on (except possibly Sel Belsham ??)

The seasons come and go with considerable rapidity and in this respect I would wish all members a most successful and enjoyable 2011- 2012 season – we hope to see you all back on deck again in the very near future!

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Yours in Cricket RR (Ross) Williams PRESIDENT

CRICKET POETRY AWARD – WINNING ENTRY

“THE CATCH”

Standing under a rainmaker that is falling towards your waiting hands, it’s surprising how much crosses your mind – how you’d like to pash with Cathy McBride behind the grandstand after the game, how the Coach said Mental Toughness was the key to Success, how catches win matches and Doug Walters served in Vietnam because he loved his country, How if your marks don’t improve you won’t be allowed to play cricket again for the rest of the summer, how the Kookaburra hangs in the air like a baggy cap you hope to wear and then spinning closer, looks like all the mistakes you’ll ever make in life and slips through your cupped fingers in slow motion, before falling to rest, right there, at your feet on the sun burnt grass. Author : Andy Kissane (NO ! – Definitely not written by Donners, Elvis or Trainer !!!)

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OFFICIAL INFORMATION

HONORARY OFFICERS

PATRON B HARVEY VICE PATRON B. McNAUGHTON PRESIDENT R. WILLIAMS DEPUTY PRESIDENT P. GUPTILL VICE PRESIDENTS D. CAMERON A.EADE M. OXLEY C. RENWICK D. ROLLINSON G. ROSS J. TAYLOR AUDITOR J. D. HILLS

LIFE MEMBERS PRE-AMALGAMATION E. BENTON S. DAVISON R. DUNNE R. GIBSON W. HEARD E. MARINOVICH A. RICHARDS POST AMALGAMATION 1975 C. ADAMS 1979 B. STOCKWELL 1987 A. PANTHER 1987 R. SOUTHGATE 1990 I. DONNELLY 1990 L.LAINCHBURY 1992 B. HOWARD 1992 Mrs B. HOWARD 2000 J. WORRALL 2004 R. WILLIAMS 2006 D. SIMMONS ROLL OF HONOUR J. BINDON V. BROOKER S. DELL A JONES K. KEALEY R KEALY M. LEWIS B. NORMAN E. PARSONS W. PUTT B SORENSON E. THOMPSON C WRIGHT

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN, ACA DELEGATE ROSS HICK SECRETARY CRAIG HANHAM TREASURER KATH GEANEY CLUB CAPTAIN KELVIN GATLAND WILLIAM GOOD SENIOR CRICKET RAAJIEVESHARMA

ALBERT D’SOUZA RUSSELL HEWAGE JAMES NOLEN JUNIOR CRICKET CRAIG FRASER GRANT PARSLOW JEFF SHAW KEN MAUNDER PARK DEVELOPMENT BRUCE GOOD

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CLUB OFFICIALS CLUB MANAGER BOB SOUTHGATE PREMIER & RESERVE GRADE SHORUBAN PASUPATI DEVELOPMENT COACH KIT PERERA OTHER TWO DAY TEAMS CHRIS WOOD PREMIER GRADE SCORER IAN DONNELLY JUNIOR & SCHOOLS COACHING HENDRO PUCHERT MIKE SOLIA NAZEEM SMITH CATERER KATH GEANEY BAR MANAGER DAVE SIMMONS

REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS NEW ZEALAND BLACK CAPS MARTIN GUPTILL DARYL TUFFEY REECE YOUNG NEW ZEALAND EMERGING PLAYERS JEET RAVAL AUCKLAND ACES MICHAEL BATES MARTIN GUPTILL JIMMY NEESHAM JEET RAVAL

DARRYL TUFFEY AUCKLAND A’s MICHAEL BARRY

JONATHON BASSETT-GRAHAM GREG HAY JIMMY NEESHAM AUCKLAND UNDER 23 MICHAEL BARRY JIMMY NEESHAM AJAZ PATEL AUCKLAND UNDER 18 SEAN SOLIA SACHIN VARIATH AUCKLAND YEAR 9/10 MITCHELL MURRAY JAMES PARSLOW

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CRICKETER OF THE YEAR AWARDS

Chairmans Cup for Team of the Year - Nominees Premiers - Winner of the Premier Grade Twenty20 Competition Runners up in the Hedley Howarth Trophy Premier Two Day Championship Senior A - Winners of the Senior A Two Day Championship Senior C2 White- Runners up in the Senior C2 Grade Championship One Day 4C - Runners up in the One Day 4C Championship Jim Fawkner Memorial Cup for Junior Cricketer of the Year - Nominees Mitchell Murray - Honours – Auckland Year 9/10 Representative James Parslow - Honours – Auckland Year 9/10 Representative

- Honours – Auckland Secondary School Representative Harshal Vyas - Max Lewis Memorial Cup for Youth Cricketer of the Year - Nominees Sean Solia - Honours – Auckland Under 18 Representative Sachin Variath - Honours – Auckland Under 18 Representative - Honours – Auckland Secondary Schools Representative Mark Elliott Memorial Cup for Senior Cricketer of the Year - Nominees Fawad Ahadi - Innings 13, Not Outs 5, High Score 73, Runs 343, Average 34.3

- Overs 164.3, Maidens 33, Runs 435, Wickets 32, Average 13.6 Greg Hay - Innings 23, Not Outs 3, High Score 123, Runs 641, Average 32.1 Jimmy Neesham - Innings 19, Not Outs 4, High Score 84, Runs 607, Average 40.5

- Overs 103.2, Maidens 24, Runs 354, Wickets 13, Average 27.2 James Nolen - Innings 15, Not Outs 6, High Score 61, Runs 167, Average 18.6

- Overs 193.1, Maidens 25, Runs 714, Wickets 44, Average 16.2

RECIPIENTS The following nominations were successful in winning the respective Cricketer of the Year Awards MARK ELLIOTT MEMORIAL CUP SENIOR AWARD FAWAD AHADI JAMES NOLEN

MAX LEWIS MEMORIAL CUP YOUTH AWARD SEAN SOLIA

JIM FAWKNER MEMORIAL CUP JUNIOR AWARD JAMES PARSLOW CHAIRMAN’S CUP TEAM AWARD SENIOR A TEAM

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Cricketer of the Year Recipients

Senior – Fawad Ahadi and James Nolen

Youth – Sean Solia

Junior – James Parslow

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CLUB TROPHIES (Presented at The Cricketer of the Year Dinner)

SKELLON SHIELD Most Wickets (44) JAMES NOLEN ALF LEWIS CUP Most Runs (641) GREG HAY BRAD WADSWORTH MEMORIAL Most Keeping Dismissals(33) JONATHON BASSETT-GRAHAM JOHN WATSON MEMORIAL CUP One Day Player of the Year RAAJIEVE SHARMA ALAN DIXON CUP Winner of the Golf Day FAWAD AHADI MATTHEW FRASER HARRY HANHAM BELSHAM CUP Club Spirit KATH GEANEY UNDERWOOD CUP Ideal Non-Playing Member JEFF SHAW CAHILL SHIELD Ideal Member KIRAN MEHTA CRAIG GIBBONS MEMORIAL Best Performance JAMES PARSLOW & HARSHEL VYAS PRESIDENTS CUP Outstanding Service JAMES NOLEN HAIRY GOAT Classic Cock Up BEN HICK HOLE IN THE BAT Premier Cock Up JOSH PRESLAND

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PART TWO

REPORTS & PRIZEGIVING

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Senior Prizegiving

TEAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR MOST IDEAL MEMBER

TEAM Player of the Year Most Ideal Team Member Premiers James Nolen (John Reid Cup) Josh Presland Premier Reserve Fawad Ahadi (Andrew Eade Cup) Bruce Pamatatau Senior A Dhivian Govender (Johnston Cup) Randi Randeniya Senior B2 Jay Changlani (Bill David Memorial Cup) Lee Clough Senior C1 Phillip Keane (Bruce Norman Cup) Hadley Donald Senior C White Ben Mayson (Alan Panther Cup) Tom Northcott Senior C Green Mohammed Nadeem (Brian & Brenda Howard Cup) Mohammed Zia Hashmi Senior C Blue Faizal Mohammed (Bob Southgate Cup) Ryan Feyter One Day 1A Gareth Cameron (Lyall Lainchbury) Glenn Hoey One Day 3B Poojan Patel (Colin Wright Cup) Gowtam Pranay One Day 4C Babelpreet Singh (Peter Guptill Cup) Sunny Singh Presidents Grade Prakesh Patel and Gordon Armstrong (Stan Dell Mem Cup) Twenty20 Red Hayden Pye-Redfern Andrew Walker

CENTURY AWARDS

12-Feb Poojan Patel One Day 3B vs Grafton 170*

23-Oct Abdullah Sayed Senior A vs Grafton 145*

12-Mar Poojan Patel One Day 3B vs Papatoetoe 131*

11-Dec Greg Hay Premiers vs Takapuna 123*

26-Feb Babelpreet Singh One Day 4C vs Parnell 109*

12-Feb Gowtam Pranay One Day 3B vs Grafton 107*

19-Feb Tom Northcott Senior C2 White vs Papatoetoe 101*

4-Dec Gowtam Pranay One Day 3B vs University 100*

19-Feb William Good Premier Reserves vs Waitakere 125

26-Oct Max Montgomery Premier Reserves vs Waitakere 114

26 Nov Saurabh Tiwary One Day 4C vs Birkenhead 114

19-Feb Victor Davies Premiers vs Eden Roskill 112

11-Dec Jeet Raval Premiers vs Takapuna 103

5-Dec Tejas Kansara Senior C2 White vs Cornwall 103

13-Nov Michael Barry Premiers vs Papatoetoe 101

15-Jan Raajieve Sharma One Day 4C vs Grafton 101

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13-Nov David Day Senior B1 vs University 12

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4-Dec Kiran Mehta Senior A vs Grafton 12 4 23 6

19-Feb Raajieve Sharma One Day 4C vs Grafton 6

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4-Dec Fawad Ahadi Premier Reserve vs Parnell 20 6 40 6

27-Nov Mohammed Nadeem Senior C2 Green Ferns vs Papatoetoe 20

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6-Feb Mohammed Zai Hashmi Senior C2 Green Ferns vs Waitakere 14

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8-Jan James Nolen Premiers vs North Shore 19.2 3 53 6

David Day Senior B1 vs University 12

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Junior Prizegiving

TEAM Player of the Year Ideal Team Member Under 18 A Grade Blue William Burrows Gareth Simmonds Under 18 A Grade Red Ryan Sefuiva Yukio Wilkins Under 15 Prem One Harshal Vyas James Simmons Under 15 A Grade Jack Oud Patrick Dockery Under 15 B Grade Aaron Clisby Alex Delaney Year 8 A Patrick Cook Scott Compton Year 8 A Lawrence de Zoysa Rishi Shah Year 8 B Jonathan Meyer Patrick Stanbrook Year 7 A Jal Patel Nisrag Bhatt Year 7 A Caleb Olney Jay Desai Cameron Patten Year 7 B George Bates Kalen Mulligan Year 6 Premier Sean Playle Rupin Kumar Year 6 A Sam Cook Jack Worthington Rilloy Seuseu Year 6 A Tutara Katoa Jayna Patel Year 6 A Dylan Posa John-Steven Yeardley Year 6 B Pranav Solanki Shane Marquis Year 5 Woody Louie Stensness Jacob Edmonds Year 5 Renee Gillies Bullinga Mark Joseph Year 4/5 Sean Sam Devoy Lloyd Jensen Year 4 Dean Harlan Blackwood Harrison Pascoe Year 4 Mark Parth Tailor Campbell McIntyre Year 4 Eric Aaron da Costa Taher Ismail Year 3 Mark Shiva Nyayapati Jack Cassidy Year 3 Hasitha Aidan Henderson Roman Stitt

SPECIAL AWARDS Most Runs Kelly Lunow-Haldane (477) Most Wickets Zubayr Smith (20) Most Keeping Dismissals Joseph Bell-Tyrer (9)

CENTURY AWARDS 27 Nov James Parslow Year 9/10 Prems vs Parnell 168 29 Jan James Parslow Year 9/10 Prems vs Howick Pak 135 27 Nov Kelly Lunow-Haldane Year 9/10 A Grade vs Cornwall 135 27 Nov Harshal Vyas Year 9/10 Prems vs Parnell 123* 12 Feb Ryan Sefuiva Under 18 A Grade vs Howick Pak 102

HAT- TRICK AWARDS

Aniket Joshi Sam Devereaux Sam Devoy Shaversh Saravanan

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12 Feb Joshua Grigg Year 9/10 A Grade vs Howick Pak 8-2-15-6

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PART THREE

SENIOR TEAM REPORTS

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Chairman’s Report

The 2010/11 cricket season has now come to a close and it’s now time to reflect on what was another very successful season for the club. As I look back over the last 12 months the club has undergone significant change. Premiers Gone from the 2009/10 season were Premier Coach Barrington Rowland and senior players Darren Eckford and Gareth Jacobs. James Nolen also stepped down as Premier Captain after a number of seasons in charge. Jeet Raval and Jimmy Neesham were also spending allot more time playing for the Aces and allot less time being available for the club. This meant a changing of the guard for the Premiers and an opportunity for the younger players to step up. It is therefore very pleasing to report that the Premiers had one of their best seasons on record, they retained the Twenty20 title, finished an unlucky 2nd in the Two Day Championship and 3rd in the One Day competition. Losing only 2 one dayers all season. We were very fortunately to secure the services of Shoruban Pasupati as our Premier squad coach, he has done a great job in building on the base we already had, and he also managed to get on the field when the Premiers played Parnell in the one dayer. The addition of Greg Hay from Central Districts and our Overseas Pro Hendro Puchert, both outstanding players added some much needed experience to a young side. For the first time in the clubs history it appointed a 20 year old Premier Captain in Jonathon Bassett-Graham, this was an undoubted success with Jonathon’s captaincy proving to be a revelation. And who would of thought this time last year that young Josh Presland would spearhead the Premiers new ball bowling attack, or that a group of 17 and 18 year olds in Sachin Variath, Abdullah Sayed, Sean Solia, and Harry Hanham would all get a taste of Premier cricket this season. The Other Senior Teams Reserves also had a great season, and finished a hard fought 2nd in the Two Day Championship. They were again ably captained by Kelvin Gatland. It was very pleasing to see the return of a number of older players to the two day ranks, welcome back Bruce Pamatatau, Kiran Mehta, Chris Wood, Anthony Simmons, and Sanka Goonitilleka. These guys brought with them some much needed experience and were invaluable in guiding the younger guys throughout the season in whatever team they played. As a club we fielded 8 two day teams this season, 6 One Day and 2 Sunday Twenty20. The highlight for these teams was the Senior A team snaring the Senior A Two Day Championship. The Senior C2 White team and the One Day 4C’s both finished 2nd in their respective competitions. Representative Honours It’s also timely to recognise those that went on to achieve representative honours. I’d like to start by congratulating Reece Young on his elevation to the Black Caps test team as the wicketkeeper. Congratulations also too Martin Guptill and Daryl Tuffey for their continued involvement with the Black Caps. SNLCC players to play for the Auckland Aces this season included Michael Bates, Martin Guptill, Jimmy Neesham, Jeet Raval, and Daryl Tuffey.

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Auckland A players were Michael Barry, Jonathon Bassett-Graham, and Greg Hay. While Michael Barry, Jimmy Neesham and Ajaz Patel were selected for the Auckland Under 23 side. Sean Solia and Sachin Variath were selected for the Auckland Under 18 team, and Auckland Year 9/10 representatives included Mitchell Murray and James Parslow who was captain. Junior Cricket The club fielded a record number of junior teams this season with 25 teams taking the park every Saturday, along with 45 Midgets who undertook the Milo Cricket program at Ken Maunder. Special mention must be made of Junior Chair Jeff Shaw who has done an outstanding job in ensuring each team had a full roster. That they were fully equipped and that there results were entered on a timely basis. Jeff being the statistion he is reported at the Junior Prizegiving that these teams had achieved a 50.2 percent winning record this season. Jeff has recently been elected President of Western Districts Schoolchildren’s Cricket Association, and we look forward to him guiding this organisation wisely. Facilities The Indoor Training Facility was finally built and despite the many hurdles along the way will be open for business by the end of April. This is an outstanding asset for the club and our players and will allow us the opportunity to further develop our cricketers both young and old. The Astroturf floor was laid in March and as I write the nets are being installed. We will have 5 retractable lanes making our facility the largest of its kind north of Taupo. Interest in hiring the facility is already hotting up with a number of enquiries from community groups as well as the ACA. The Trust that has responsibility for the facilities on Ken Maunder Park currently has a request into the ASB Community Trust for $150,000 to commence the revamp of the clubhouse pavilion. Finances The club is expecting to make a surplus this year, and special thanks goes to our two sponsors Fox’s Ale-House for there continued involvement with the Premiers, and HRV who have sponsored all the Junior apparel this season. The support of these two organisations is huge and very much appreciated by all concerned. Kath Geaney our Treasurer is another who needs special mention. Not only is she the Treasurer, she umpires Premier cricket on a Saturday, runs Kia on the Ken on a Thursday, organises Trivial Pursuit days, and is always the first to put up her hand when there are jobs to be done. Finally, Mmy thanks to Bob Southgate for all his hard work as Club Manager, and the Management Committee for their continued support. Ross Hick, Chairman

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Premier Grade Captains Report

The 2010-11 season offered plenty of opportunity for a new look and young side to stamp their authority as one of Auckland Crickets top teams in all formats. With a fresh and enthusiastic new coach in Shoruban Pasupati and myself in my debut season as Premier captain, we sought out to establish a new leadership group of young player, which will steer the clubs future development. Victor Davies stepped into the vice-captain role for the first time this season, and along with this responsibility came one of his best seasons for the club, topped off by a enthralling maiden hundred against Eden Roskill marking his claim as a genuine all rounder and top order batsmen. In addition to a new coach, this season brought about a few new players to bolster the Premier side. Our overseas pro Hendro Puchert offered the team an undeniable hard work ethic and a great deal of experience, which facilitated the guidance needed for youthful seam attack. Our second new addition to the club came in the form of ex Central Districts first class batsmen Greg Hay. Greg’s first class experience and record gave us a quality top order batsmen and yet another wise head to turn to for tactical guidance alongside our very own astute James Nolan. With a new look side, this year saw a change in the structure of the cricket season. With University and Ellerslie splitting back into their own entities and the addition of Birkenhead into the Premier division created a 14team competition. And with the 20/20 competition to be played mid-week for the first time, the season kicked off with the one-day competition. Our one-day campaign started off with a strong win over Ellerslie, with an impressive 5 for 22 Victor Davies lead the attack to restrict Ellerslie to 129, which the boys polished off in the 18th over 1 down. Our next victory came against neighbouring rivals Waitakere, thanks to some hard hitting from Michael Bates and Victor Davies who scored 65* and 53 respectively as the boys fought hard to take us from a ominous position to a solid total with 262. With another strong all round bowling performance lead by Jeet Raval with 3 for 26 alongside spin twin Ajaz Patel who bowled incredibly tight from the other end we cantered home with a 110 run victory. The following week we went 3 from 3 with another comfortable victory against Grafton after chasing down 149 to win. A tougher contest came against Papatoetoe as we faced a much stronger bowling attack. We struggled to 190 with the only notable runs coming from Michael Bates as he steadied the ship on his way to 83. With a low total to defend we backed our selves, as we set the field with our strongest bowling line up possible. Great opening partners Daryl Tuffey and Michael Bates set the tone and applied the pressure. Top knocks came for Greg Hay 63 and Max Montgomery 79 as we put on 239 against Takapuna in a tight affair. We had to fight hard to put ourselves in a winning position but credit to James Nolan who’s masterful 4 for 30 backed up Michael Bates’s lethal figures of 4 for 19. We went 6 from 6 after beating Cornwall on the back of quality performances with the ball from Ajaz Patel 2 for 12 off 10, and Victor Davies 4 for 20 off his 10. Our first lose of the season came against Parnell in our final pool game. After struggling on a turning track against some quality spin bowling we managed to get 235 falling 20-30 runs short of what could have been a winning total. With our 6 wins and 1 lose we qualified for the semi finals where we would meet a strong Howick side. Winning the toss on what looked a hard yet green wicket we elected to bowl first. However we quickly discovered that the pitch was a top batting track and we failed to put the ball consistently in a good area for the first half of our bowling innings. The boys showed great fight to claw our way back into the contest restricting Howick to 256, where at one stage 300+ was comfortably on the cards. This effort was lead by an outstanding partnership at the bowling crease between Ajaz Patel and James Nolan. In our attempt to chase 256 we stumbled, losing a couple of early wickets we fought to form a few valuable partnerships, however wickets close together stifled our run rate and we didn’t respond to the pressure. In the end falling short by 70 runs. Success came in this years 20/20 competition. As reigning champions we regained our title this season after going through the group stage as the only undefeated team. Our First victory saw a monster 202 put up against Waitakere with runs coming from Greg Hay 56, Michael Barry 46, and Jimmy Neesham 63*. This was backed up by impressive figures by Ajaz Patel with 4 for 29. A tight win over Cornwall followed on the back on a

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skilful display of true cricket strokes round the park from Michael Barry with 78*, with Jimmy destroying the Cornwall attack on his way to 58 off only 25 balls. Great bowling and fielding performance got us home to a 20 run victory. A great knock of 69 from Max Montgomery, and quality partnership in Greg Hay with 41 and Victor Davies with 42 carried us to 181, before a quality spell from James Nolan put to much pressure on Grafton and they collapsed. James’s figures of 1 for 12 off 4 lead the way in a tight bowling performance, which secured another victory but more importantly a spot in the semi finals. Howick would again be our semi final opponent, and after a quick start with the bat, openers Daryl Tuffey and Michael Barry settled the nerves of the lads. The innings was well finished with a determined 31 by Hendro Puchert, leading us to a defendable yet slim score of 134. In what was a hard fought and close encounter, our bowling and fielding got us home. Lead by Daryl Tuffey up front the boys followed, and tight spells from Ajaz Patel who finished with 3 for 21, and James Nolan’s 2 for 16, made it too hard for Howick In the end getting home by 8 runs. To retain out title we had to beat North Shore. Batting first another modest total of 130 was set for North Shore to chase. And again it was our tight bowling and superb fielding which go us through. Top performances with the ball came from Hendro Puchert 2 for 24, and again the two spinners in Ajaz Patel and James Nolan picking up 2 for 19 and 3 for 17 respectively. Two-Day cricket is without doubt the pinnacle of club cricket and with that the Hedley Howard trophy is the most sought out piece of silverware in Premier cricket. We began our two-day campaign beautifully with a big win over Papatoetoe piling on 336 for 6dec. Milestone of a century to Michael Barry confirmed he has a big future not only for the club but with higher honours. Our bowling performance was lead by young Josh Presland, who in his first season of Premier cricket shaped the ball beautifully to finish with 3 for 16 off 13 as we bowled Papatoetoe out for 137. 76 from Jeet Raval and 67* from Jimmy Neesham got us through to a first innings win against East Coast Bays, before being set 185 off 21 overs to win the game. Leading the charge was Greg Hay with a class display of timing and placement amongst some big hitting as he racked up 87. Our most dominant game came against the future winners of the competition. Posting a mammoth 402 for 6dec, with exceptional hundreds to both Jeet Raval 103 and Greg Hay 123* backed up by a solid and smooth 61. The next week would see a devastating spell from Jimmy Neesham, who tore the Takapuna top order apart taking 4 for 38 leaving them 5 for 65 before rain came and ended the match in a draw. With two more wins and three draws to finish the season more impressive milestones were achieved. James Nolan picking up 9 wickets in a match against North shore, Jimmy Neesham 84 against Cornwall, 5 for 52 off 30 for Ajaz Patel demonstrating he is mastering his art, and 112 from Victor Davies establishing his presence as a quality all rounder. To come second overall is a great achievement, but its tough to swallow when it’s so close. Short by 1.12 point. To think that at the start of the season we would have made the semi finals in the one-dayers, won the 20/20 and come 2nd in the two-day championship sounds like a bloody good season. And indeed it is, but the reality is everyone who played premier cricket this year is capable of performing at this level, and perhaps a little bit more self-belief as individuals and as a team is what we need to grow into a championship side. It’s a great problem to have, and it’s just the small things that I believe will change our results. That little bit extra that can be given to finish off a team, coping with pressure situations and figuring out what our best options are will see us become the first team to win all three titles in the future. This goal does not seem far away to me, with hard work and a years more experience in what is still a very young yet exceptionally talented unit, here lies the challenge for next season. To take every chance that comes our way. My thanks to Donners, Chalky, and Bob for their efforts this season, they were always available and always there to support to lads. Jonathon Bassett-Graham, Captain

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Premier Grade Statistics for 2010/11 Season

Batting Innings Not Outs High

Score Aggregate Average Fielding

Bates, Michael 3 1 83 153 76.50 2

Hewage, Russell 3 1 77 130 65.00 Neesham, Jimmy 19 4 84 607 40.47 20

Raval, Jeet 13

103 514 39.54 8

Hay, Greg 23 3 123 641 32.05 5

Barry, Michael 23 3 101 612 30.60 8

Montgomery, Max 12

79 362 30.17 4

Davies, Victor 19 3 112 385 24.06 3

Puchert, Hendro 18 2 48 335 20.94 6 Bassett-Graham, Jonathon 21 1 73 410 20.50 25/8

Sayed, Abdullah 1

20 20 20.00 2

Nolen, James 15 6 61 167 18.56 5

Variath, Sachin 2

32 34 17.00 1

Presland, Josh 9 5 23 57 14.25 2

Hick, Ben 7

31 64 9.14 5

Patel, Ajaz 11 4 17 53 7.57 14

Solia, Sean 7 5 9 13 6.50 2

Tuffey, Daryl 5

30 31 6.20 2

Guptill, Ben 2 1 4 6 6.00 1/3

Verma, Anerag 1

5 5 5.00 Hyndman, Stacy 5

14 18 3.60 1

Gatland, Kelvin 2

1 2 1.00 Hanham, Harry 1 1 1 0

Pasupati, Shoruban 1 1 1 1

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Bates, Michael 55 18 102 12 8.50 1.85

Montgomery, Max 2

10 1 10.00 5.00

Barry, Michael 18.5 6 48 4 12.00 2.59

Nolen, James 193.1 25 714 44 16.23 3.70

Patel, Ajaz 208.2 58 614 36 17.05 2.95

Hyndman, Stacy 14

75 4 18.75 5.36

Verma, Anerag 24 2 81 4 20.25 3.37

Solia, Sean 34 8 113 5 22.60 3.32

Davies, Victor 153 30 535 23 23.26 3.50

Puchert, Hendro 183.4 46 512 22 23.27 2.79

Presland, Josh 117.4 23 470 18 26.11 4.00

Neesham, Jimmy 103.2 24 354 13 27.23 3.43

Tuffey, Daryl 29 4 113 4 28.25 3.90

Raval, Jeet 75.2 13 293 10 29.30 3.90

Hay, Greg 2

12 0

6.00 Pasupati, Shoruban 5.5 1 27 0

4.63

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Premier Reserve Grade Captains Report

This was another good season for the boys but it was another what if year with four games being effected by rain with two of those games with us on top against the top teams. All in all coming second in the two dayers was a great achievement. With the change of format for the new 16-team competition and us not playing any 20/20’s. It was challenging to get the boys motivated to play the weaker teams and trying to get some form with the bat bowling teams out for under 100 three times. With all the Aces players playing prems at the start of the season it was good to see Max, Josh, Ben and Ajax leading by example with great performances with bat and ball and carrying that on for the season playing premier cricket. With the aces season starting and the three boys playing prems we found out just how strong suburbs cricket club is with Rohan da Silva, Harry Hanham, Sean Soila, Sachin Variath, Randika Randeniya, Faasao Mulivia and the return of two starties in Bruce Pamatatau and Kiran Mehta playing reserves this year. More impressive was Faasao playing for Samoa and Sachin, Sean and Harry playing premier cricket. We started the one-dayers off with a hiss and a roar beating Ellerslie by 8 wickets. Then a good batting performance by Max (scoring 114) leading us to 267 against Waitakere beating them by 9 runs. In our first game at the Ken we beat Grafton with Rohan scoring a very good 70 and Nathan Bell taking 3 wickets helping us get over the line by 64 runs. Next was Papatoetoe, which is under going a rebuilding stage at the club. We beat them by 8 wickets bowling them out for 86 with Ajaz taking 4 wickets and Rohan keeping his good form going with a impressive 43*. At this point we where top of the table with three other teams but the next week it all fell apart with loses to Takapuna and a poor performance against Cornwall the next day sending us out of the running for a semi final spot. With no chance of making the semis we played one of the best one-day games I’ve played in. We batted first against Parnell scoring 219 with Randi scoring 50 and Fawad 49. We bowled well restricting them to 205 with a depleted bowling attack. The game was in the balance and Fawad stood up with the ball in the dying overs to get us over the line. With the one-dayers out of the way with us coming fourth it was time to play some two-day cricket against the stronger clubs. We started off with a great outright win against Parnell with Fawad taking ten wickets and Harry making a gritty 55 and a hard fought first innings win against Grafton. Then it was the turn of the rain leading into the last game before Christmas with suburbs in a commanding position having bowling out the top of the table Takapuna for 192 and being 171/6 at stumps and only coming out with a draw after the second day was lost to rain. After the break we played North Shore and welcomed back a old face in Brucey and he never looked like he left scoring 53 as we racked up a score of 249 with Anthony Thompson and me scoring 50’s winning first innings by 156 thanks to Faasao taking 4 wickets. Then came the one of the games of the season against Cornwall. Having won the toss in bowler friendly conditions we bowled first but unfortunately it rained after the first session. Next week it rained in the morning meaning a late start. Cornwall scored 177 and we only had 29 overs to get it in, that’s when Russell Hewage gave me a wink and smiled saying he’ll open up and get us off to a good start. Well did he what, Rusty smashed 60 in the blink of an eye leaving us in good stead to go on and chase down a unlikely score but ended up coming 7 runs short which was a little disappointing. Howick was next and unfortunately the club had a few injuries. The boys played well but came up a little short against one of the front runners in the competition. We scored 220 with Brucey scoring 44 and Randi 59 but just couldn’t bowl them out. Going into the final round, before splitting into top four bottom four, against Waitakere we knew we where a fair way behind Takapuna and need to make some ground up. We batted first scoring a massive 390 thanks to William Good who scored 125 with Fawad, Stacey Hyndman and me scoring 50’s. Going into the second day we knew we needed 20 wickets in get back in the hunt for the title but

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unfortunately on a very flat deck we could only manage 10 but with that first innings win secured ourselves in the top 4. The weather then played it’s part in the rest of the season only letting us play one and a half days out of four. We drew the last to games against North Shore and Howick coming close to winning against North Shore needing one wicket with four overs we just couldn’t manage it. We had some impressive performers this year none more so that Fawad Ahadi. Fawad scored and impressive 343 runs, most of which where in pressure situations, and took 32 wickets. He also shared the top honour of the Mark Elliott memorial cup with James Nolan. I scored 432 runs at 28, Willy made 300 at 30 and Rohan made 200 runs at 25, which would have been more if he wasn’t injured. Ben Guptill picked up the gloves this year doing extremely well at it taking 25 catches and 4 stumpings before breaking his thumb missing the last half of the season. I would like to say a massive thanks to Tomo. Tomo has hung up his boots after a long solid stint at the club. We all know we will see him back some time in the future (you know you can’t stay away from the place). Winter well Boys and start building for next year. Time to take it that next step and get some silverware in the cupboard. Gats Kelvin Gatland Premier Reserve Captain

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Premier Reserve Grade Statistics for 2010/2011 Season

Batting Innings Not Outs High Score Aggregate Average Fielding

Montgomery, Max 2

114 156 78.00 Good, William 10 2 125 287 35.87 5/1

Ahadi, Fawad 13 3 73 343 34.30 3

Gatland, Kelvin 14 1 78 430 33.08 8

Randeniya, Randika 4

59 128 32.00 2

Hick, Ben 6

66 185 30.83 5 Amintinthala, Anuraag 1

29 29 29.00

Hyndman, Stacy 7 1 51 171 28.50 2

Pamatatau, Bruce 7

53 195 27.86 Da Silva, Rohann 6 1 70 134 26.80 1

Sayed, Abdullah 5 1 48 105 26.25 2

Bell, Nathan 8 5 23 76 25.33 7

Thompson, Anthony 11 2 55 226 25.11 3

Matthews, Paul 3 1 33 49 24.50 1

Hanham, Harry 8 3 55 120 24.00 4

Hewage, Russell 4

60 87 21.75 1

Guptill, Ben 10 3 36 135 19.29 24/1

Regan, Tim 2 1 10 14 14.00 1

Mulivia, Faasao 4

21 48 12.00 Variath, Sachin 1

12 12 12.00

Solia, Sean 4

18 44 11.00 2

Crooks, Joe 1

10 10 10.00 Vanapelli, Shrinath 8 2 24 58 9.67 2

Donald, Hadley 1

9 9 9.00 1

Fauula, Manuel 1

8 8 8.00 Guptill, Peter 1

7 7 7.00

Nabi, Zubran 4 3 4 7 7.00 1

Patel, Ajaz 3

18 21 7.00 Hickman, Nathan 4

15 22 5.50 1

Mehta, Kiran 8 1 16 36 5.14 Bade, David 1

4 4 4.00

Presland, Josh 3 1 7 7 3.50

Bowling Overs Maiden Runs Wickets Average Economy

Mulivia, Faasao 59 17 130 11 11.82 2.20

Presland, Josh 21 6 48 4 12.00 2.29

Ahadi, Fawad 164.3 33 435 32 13.59 2.65

Sayed, Abdullah 44.4 9 153 11 13.91 3.45

Bell, Nathan 96 18 272 18 15.11 2.83

Solia, Sean 76.3 16 190 12 15.83 2.49

Soni, Dev 28 7 80 5 16.00 2.86

Mehta, Kiran 23 9 50 3 16.67 2.17

Patel, Ajaz 26 1 87 5 17.40 3.35

Lester, Johnny 13 2 35 2 17.50 2.69

Hyndman, Stacy 126 33 342 17 20.12 2.71

Hick, Ben 8 2 22 1 22.00 2.75

Nabi, Zubran 29 4 118 5 23.60 4.07

Pamatatau, Bruce 16 2 55 2 27.50 3.44

Hanham, Harry 59 14 173 5 34.60 2.93

Thompson, Anthony 37 7 118 3 39.33 3.19

Fauula, Manuel 10 1 63 1 63.00 6.30

Vanapelli, Shrinath 73.3 16 228 2 114.00 3.11

Gatland, Kelvin 2

7 0

3.50

Matthews, Paul 8

35 0

4.37

Montgomery, Max 2

17 0

8.50

Randeniya, Randika 5.3

20 0

3.64

Sharma, Avish 2

4 0

2.00

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Senior A Grade Captains Report

Overall the Senior A team had a successful season. We had a relatively stable team and had a number of superb individual and team performances. We finished only 5.2 points off first place but managed to win the 2-day Championship, which was a great achievement. We had a few very tight games (e.g. losing outright to Grafton by just 2 wickets in the last over of the 2nd day, and losing the 1st innings to Sri Lanka by just one run). If those close games had gone our way we would have gained the overall championship. Nevertheless, we had a good season. The boys always put in a strong effort with a positive attitude. The players who came up from Senior B also impressed both with their performances and with their enthusiasm. Bowling was definitely our strength. Dhivian Govender was our leading wicket-taker with a total of 27 wickets. He was also our MVP for consistently taking wickets and keeping the runs down. The two next highest wicket-takers were Glenn Smith (16) and Avish Sharma (11). These two were superb opening bowlers. The best bowling display was from Kiran Metha (6/23 with match figures of 9/58 vs Grafton). Others who picked up 5 or more wickets in an innings were: Zubran Nabi (5/32), Dhivian Govender (5/28) and Glenn Smith (5/18). Overall batting was a weakness for us. However, we did have a number of good innings. The best by far was Abdulla Sayed with 145* (off 102 balls) in the very first game of the season, including 8 sixes and 13 fours. Four others scored 50s: Nathaniel Bearman (64 off 64 balls, 10 fours and 2 sixes), David Bade (57 off 98 balls, 8 fours and 1 six), Joe Crooks (54 off 71, 5 fours), Kiran Mehta (53 off 59 balls, 3 fours), and Randi Randeniya (50 off 54 balls, 10 fours). David Bade took the most number of catches with 9 (and 3 run outs) while Anuraag Amintinthala (6 catches, 1 stumping, 3 run outs) and Jim Crooks (6 catches) proved to be great keepers. Our best performance was against Hibiscus Coast, who were in 2nd place at the time. We needed to get a win in order to stay in the title race. We lost the toss and were put in to bat on a difficult wicket. After losing some quick early wickets we managed to get 206 in 44 overs, thanks to 44 from Nathan Hickman, 35 from Kiran Mehta and 32 from David Bade. We then turned on an outstanding bowling display, bowling them out for only 57, with Glenn Smith getting 5 wickets, and Avish Sharma and Randi Randeniya getting 2 each. This was a superb effort as in the previous week Hibiscus Coast had scored 412/6 vs Howick Pakuranga. Our Team Player of the season was Randi Randeniya for his positive attitude and for keeping the team motivated. David Bade (Captain)

Senior A Grade Statistics for 2010/2011 Season

Batting Innings Not

Outs High

Score Aggregate Average Fielding

Bearman, Nathaniel 1

64 64 64.00 2

Vanapelli, Shrinath 3 1 40 71 35.50 1

Soni, Dev 1

32 32 32.00 Thompson, Anthony 1

28 28 28.00

Crooks, Joe 9 2 54 195 27.86 2

Mehta, Kiran 6

53 161 26.83 1

Changlani, Jay 3

34 66 22.00 2

Clough, Lee 5 4 11 22 22.00 Da Silva, Rohann 3

25 66 22.00 1

Bade, David 15

57 288 19.20 9

Randeniya, Randika 11

50 209 19.00 2

Goonatilleke, Nissanka 6 1 31 85 17.00 2

Amintinthala, Anuraag 9 1 39 135 16.88 6/1

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Fraser, Matthew 2

18 30 15.00 Pamatatau, Bruce 6

27 89 14.83 7

Crooks, James 9

36 133 14.78 6

Hickman, Nathan 10 1 44 124 13.78 6

Roos, Dion 5 2 12 39 13.00 2

Kashkari, Wasiq 2

12 24 12.00 1

Ariaens, Ken 5 1 30 43 10.75 1

Guptill, Peter 1

9 9 9.00 Nabi, Zubran 4 2 9 16 8.00 Sharma, Avish 6 1 12 37 7.40 Jeet, Vishi 6 1 13 33 6.60 4

Good, William 2

13 13 6.50 2

Govender, Dhivian 13

30 69 5.31 4

Simmons, Anthony 1

5 5 5.00 1

Smith, Glen 5 1 12 18 4.50 1

Ferguson, Alexander 2

1 1 0.50 Patel, Dhavang 1

0 0 0

Plummer, Blake 2

0 0 0 Sataja, Gaurav 1

0 0 0

Wood, Chris 2

0 0 0 1

Lester, Johnny 1 1 1 1 Mulivia, Faasao 1 1 2 2

1

Sayed, Abdullah 1 1 145 145 Simpson, Hamish 1 1 0 0

1

Bowling Overs Maiden Runs Wickets Average Economy

Mulivia, Faasao 5.4 1 15 2 7.50 2.65

Mehta, Kiran 27 6 73 9 8.11 2.70

Smith, Glen 47.1 8 133 16 8.31 2.82

Sharma, Avish 46.2 13 95 11 8.64 2.05

Simpson, Hamish 9 2 40 4 10.00 4.44

Clough, Lee 28.5 9 79 6 13.17 2.74

Bade, David 36 12 103 7 14.71 2.86

Govender, Dhivian 135.2 19 403 27 14.93 2.98

Randeniya, Randika 11.1

61 4 15.25 5.46

Nabi, Zubran 43 5 145 9 16.11 3.37

Simmons, Anthony 16 2 43 2 21.50 2.69

Jeet, Vishi 62 12 173 8 21.63 2.79

Thompson, Anthony 9

23 1 23.00 2.56

Vanapelli, Shrinath 29 4 99 4 24.75 3.41

Roos, Dion 33 5 108 3 36.00 3.27

Ariaens, Ken 14 1 72 2 36.00 5.14

Goonatilleke, Nissanka 18

134 3 44.67 7.44

Lester, Johnny 17 3 48 1 48.00 2.82

Plummer, Blake 16 1 53 1 53.00 3.31

Ferguson, Alexander 21.3 1 115 2 57.50 5.35

Sayed, Abdullah 9

59 1 59.00 6.56

Soni, Dev 7

31

4.43

Cameron, Gareth 9

39

4.33

Jayamanne, Nadun 4 1 13

3.25

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Senior B1 Grade Captains Report

It was a fantastic season for Senior B Team, with some awesome cricket both pre and post Christmas. We started this season off with a bang, scoring 259 against against Waitakere , I scored 83 and Wasiq scored 67, Jeet Vishi took 3/40 wickets William Burrows took 3/ 34, Daniel Simmons scored 22 and also took 2/27. Then in the next few games we had number of changes to the team line up in the games up until Christmas which made it difficult for the players to find a rhythm and consistency. This also led to few losses. David Day bowled a superb spell of 7 Overs 5/13 which gave us a needed win against Birkenhead. David Day continued his form in the next game against University. His figures were 7/28. Lee also bowled a very tight line which provided assistance to David. This promoted us in the third position. Win against Waitakere changed our position a bit, thanks due to great effort by Crooks brothers 91 by Joe and 31 by James. Nissanka and Anthony took 3 wickets each as well. Match against East Coast Bays was rained out. However, Gaurav scored 58 and Lee took two wickets. The match against Takapuna at our home ground was exciting. We rolled them for 55. Alex Ferguson took 5/11, Daniel took 3 and Dion took 2. I and Anurag finished the game in less than 5 overs. After that we struggled to get 11 players and were short by one or two in each game, we also lost two dayer by default against East Coast Bays which reflected in our games results. Considering all the factors, I was happy with the over all team performance. Everyone gave more than 100% and the team spirit was really high. Players like David Day, Lee, Joe, Wasiq, Daniel, Anthony, Dion were consistent performers. Nissanka fielded well and took some amazing catches. I must appreciate Ross and Bob for their support in managing stress. At no point I was running around and calling people to play for us. This was way different to any other clubs I have played for in the past. The appointment of Woodsie as a coach helped us a lot in maintaining fitness level and developing a training structure. I hope this continue next year as well. A BIG THANKYOU from me to all those who played for the Senior B's this season, it was an enjoyable season and I look forward to the next Jay Changlani Captain 10/11

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Senior B1 Grade Statistics for 2010/11 Season Batting Innings

Not Out

High Score Aggregate Average

Crooks, Joe 4

91 145 36.25

Sataja, Gaurav 3 1 58 69 34.50

Kashkari, Wasiq 4

67 133 33.25

Goonatilleke, Nissanka 4 1 35 74 24.67

Sharma, Avish 1

23 23 23.00

Changlani, Jay 9 1 83 178 22.25

Simmons, Daniel 8 3 22 111 22.20

Fraser, Matthew 2

42 42 21.00

Burrows, William 1

19 19 19.00

khan, Zia 1

18 18 18.00

Clough, Lee 7

51 119 17.00

Crooks, James 5 1 31 59 14.75

Changlani, Kishin 3

12 22 7.33

Jo, Jordan 1

6 6 6.00

Day, David 4

8 23 5.75

Moeke, Sean 1

4 4 4.00

khan, Faisal 1

4 4 4.00

Moosa, Aftab 4

10 14 3.50

Khan, Zrar 1

3 3 3.00

Lewington, Jonathon 3

7 7 2.33

Day, John 2

4 4 2.00

Lawrence, Joshua 1

2 2 2.00

Lindstrom, Thomas 2

3 4 2.00

Jeet, Vishi 1

0 0 0

Roos, Dion 1

0 0 0

Amintinthala, Anuraag 1 1 17 17 Ferguson, Alexander 1 1 0 0 Simpson, Hamish 1 1 1 1

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Jo, Klye 2

8 2 4.00 4.00

Ferguson, Alexander 10.2 3 30 5 6.00 2.90

Day, David 33 1 111 14 7.93 3.36

Simmons, Anthony 32 7 84 8 10.50 2.63

Burrows, William 8 1 34 3 11.33 4.25

Jeet, Vishi 8 1 40 3 13.33 5.00

Simmons, Daniel 47 4 178 10 17.80 3.79

Lindstrom, Thomas 2

19 1 19.00 9.50

Goonatilleke, Nissanka 26 3 122 5 24.40 4.69

Roos, Dion 28 2 99 4 24.75 3.54

Sharma, Avish 6

27 1 27.00 4.50

Sataja, Gaurav 7

30 1 30.00 4.29

Clough, Lee 44 1 226 7 32.29 5.14

Moosa, Aftab 17

72 2 36.00 4.24

Changlani, Kishin 8

47 1 47.00 5.88

Smith, Glen 17 2 47 1 47.00 2.77

Crooks, James 21

126 2 63.00 6.00

Changlani, Jay 13

93 1 93.00 7.15

Day, John 2

5 0

2.50

Moeke, Sean 3

22 0

7.33

Simpson, Hamish 17 1 75 0

4.41

Khan, Faisal 2

2 0

1.00

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Senior C1 Grade Captain’s Report

To look solely at the results of our season would paint a disappointing picture, however this year was very much a rebuilding year. Over the off-season we lost the core of our batting line up, our two strike bowlers and not to mention our captain for the previous 3 seasons. This team was re-built from the ashes of last seasons championship winning team, so there was quite a bit of pressure on the remaining members to deliver again. The first step was recruiting new players for the season, we managed to snag Hadley Donald from the higher grades, Doug Blake moved back to Auckland from Whangarei, Aftab a dentist from down the line, Matthew Gosling and Aaron Petit from Howick Pak aswell as a number of up and coming youngsters from the age group grades. On paper it looked a competitive side, however we could never get the same side on the field two weeks in a row and this in the end is what cost us many games throughout the season (as well as the lack of a second out and out strike bowler). In the end we didn't manage to win any games over the course of the season however we had a number of close games, which could have easily turned into victories for us. The games that stand out in my mind were against North Shore in the first round (we nearly beat them with only eight players), a close and controversial loss to Ellerslie and a near out right victory against Kumeu (who had smashed us all over the park in the previous one dayer). The stand out individual performances with the bat came from Hadley Donald (who was the leading runs scorer for us) his best moments were back to back 50's against Takapuna with a massive hang over!, batting almost the best I have ever seen him bat. Doug Blake started the season on fire with three scores over 70 in his fist 5 innings, however his season was ended early with a sickening blow to his face, which caused him to miss most of the remainder of the season (fortunately he has fully recovered!), he was a massive loss for us and a turning point in our season. Philip Keane was as solid as ever, more often then not, holding the innings together when we collapsed and giving the bowlers something to bowl at. The surprise package of the season however was Petey Guilbert, who not only was world class in the field, but decided to come out swinging with the bat and managed to hit a number of huge sixes over the course of the season. With the ball, Oliver Petit stepped up to lead the bowling attack in the absence of Kent and Tyler, and although he did not play as many games as he would have liked, he lead the attack with maturity and more often than not broke through with wickets when we needed them most. The rest of our bowling attack had a very 'dibbly dobbly' look to it until a youngster from Kelston Boys first XI, named Josh Cunis, filled in for us over the school holidays. Man can this kid bowl, it was hard to believe he was only 16-17 years old, he has plenty of talent and i'm sure he will be a regular in the higher grades in the future. The wickets were shared quite widely amongst the squad, everyone chipping in when required. I also have to make a mention of the young guys coming through, Jasjit Grewal, John Day, Josh Lindstrom and Josh Lawrence. They all stepped up to the mens grade for the first time this season and they played with a lot of maturity and were a pleasure to have in the team, and each put in good performances for us over the course of the season. Josh Lawrence in particular I believe has a lot of talent and will grow into a quality batsman in future seasons, and we hope to have in our squad for a few more seasons yet. A big thank you also has to go to Ross Hick, who more often than not at the last minute managed to find us players to fill in when our guys pulled out at the last minute, without his support we not have had enough players on more than one occasion. A thank you also must go out to all the players that filled in for us over the course of the season (and there were plenty!), without all of your help we would not have been able to put a team on the park. Within this group of players was Nathaniel Sami, who came out of retirement for the tenth time?, thanks Nat! I would also like to mention Mr Gosling, who was our number one (and often only) supporter, who came to almost every match and always had encouraging words for the lads! Cheers!

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Although we didn't get the results we would have liked, it was still an enjoyable season, especially for me taking over the captaincy for the first time in many seasons. I was lucky enough to have the support of the guys and had a few old heads to bounce ideas off. The core of this seasons team have told me they are keen to stick together and give it another go next season, and along with a few of the old guard looking at coming back, we are looking like having a strong squad which augers well for up coming season. Personally I am looking forward to getting back out on the park and putting some good results together to make up for the disappointment of this season. Hopefully everyone is having a good rest over the off season and is looking forward to getting back into it, so heres to next season! Marc Wells,Skipper

Senior C1 Grade Statistics for 2010/11Season

Batting Innings Not Outs High Score Aggregate Average

Blake, Douglas 6 1 85 279 55.80

Donald, Hadley 11 1 62 332 33.20

Waworis, Thomas 3 1 25 38 19.00

Keane, Phillip 10

53 184 18.40

Hall, Sean 5 2 30 51 17.00

Lawrence, Joshua 10

34 142 14.20

Guilbert, Peter 11 1 32 125 12.50

Wells, Marc 12

34 138 11.50

Cunis, Josh 5

43 57 11.40

Moosa, Aftab 2

18 19 9.50

Fraser, Matthew 1

7 7 7.00

Gosling, Matthew 12

38 78 6.50

Pettit, Oliver 7 4 14 16 5.33

Fernando, Manik 6

21 32 5.33

Pettit, Aaron 3

8 13 4.33

Gomes, Dean 1

3 3 3.00

Sami, Nathaniel 1

3 3 3.00

Day, John 3

5 5 1.67

Ferguson, Alexander 1

1 1 1.00

Grewal, Jasjit 3

2 3 1.00

Ferdinands, Jude 2

1 1 0.50

Lindstrom, Thomas 1 1 0 0 Zaheer, Adeel 1 1 3 3

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Fraser, Matthew 6

27 2 13.50 4.50

Keane, Phillip 15

94 6 15.67 6.27

Donald, Hadley 62 6 276 14 19.71 4.45

Day, John 24 5 113 5 22.60 4.71

Grewal, Jasjit 5

47 2 23.50 9.40

Wells, Marc 103 5 452 13 34.77 4.39

Cunis, Josh 46.3 7 183 5 36.60 3.94

Fernando, Manik 11 1 74 2 37.00 6.73

Pettit, Oliver 45.3 4 224 6 37.33 4.92

Gosling, Matthew 7

44 1 44.00 6.29

Lindstrom, Thomas 9

46 1 46.00 5.11

Blake, Douglas 26 2 149 3 49.67 5.73

Moosa, Aftab 10

60 1 60.00 6.00

Waworis, Thomas 24

151 1 151.00 6.29

Ferdinands, Jude 12

66 0

5.50

Ferguson, Alexander 10 2 20 0

2.00

Guilbert, Peter 1

15 0

15.00

Lawrence, Joshua 20 1 138 0

6.90

Zaheer, Adeel 4

26 0

6.50

Sami, Nathaniel 8 1 55 0

6.88

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Senior C2 Grade White Captains Report

Overall, another good year for Sen C White, let down (yet again) by some disappointing results early in the season and against some of the weaker sides – adding up to an overall placing of third of nine teams in the grade. Next season we will need a strong focus on getting a good start if we are to come out on top of the grade, as we should aspire to do. Highlights. The 50 run victory over top of the table Waitakere in the penultimate game, was the team highlight of the year – avenging the heavy defeat experienced earlier in the season and demonstrating that on our day, we could clearly beat any side in the grade. There were also a number of individual highlights that we celebrated along the way. While batting, was, in general, a source of weakness for our team, two centuries (Tom – 101* and Tejas – 103) formed the backbone of two big victories, and the seven half centuries accumulated (Kanwel x3, Ben x2, Tom, Rob Heke) were, in many cases scored at critical times. I believe strongly, that our bowling attack was the best in the competition, and the key to our good results, with many good players able to step up if needed. The depth of options available to the captain meant wickets were shared fairly evenly (five bowlers achieved 15 wickets or more), but limited five wicket bags to just two (Kanwel, Ben). Of bowlers taking over ten wickets in the grade our team can boast the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th best bowling averages in the grade (Nadun, Ben and Prashant respectively). On other dimensions of the game, our team also demonstrated excellence. Tom captured the most wicket-keeping dismissals for the grade (19), despite being the fourth keeper we were to trial and getting the job only half-way through the season. Rob Heke and Tejas also excelled in the field coming in second equal for most catches (8). Thanks, at least in part, to several run-outs, for which I must take responsibility, Amit also had the unhappy honour of scoring the most ducks in the grade (6) – sorry Amit! Team MVP went to myself (I swear there was a vote!), and Tom took out most ideal team member. Thanks to the club for the support provided throughout the season with extra players etc when needed. Looking forward to another good one next year. Ben Mayson

Senior C2 Grade White Statistics for 2010/11Season

Batting Innings Not

Outs High Score Aggregate Average Fielding

Mayson, Ben 11 4 70 249 35.57 4

Kansara, Parikshit 11

44 280 25.45 3

Northcott, Tom 13 1 101 291 24.25 17/4

Holland, Troy 13 1 44 252 21.00 2

Kansara, Tejas 12

103 245 20.42 9/1

Sandhu, Kanwel 12

53 239 19.92 5

WW, Amit 1

19 19 19.00 Ali Dad, Fahad 1

19 19 19.00

Heke, Rob 10 2 56 147 18.38 8

Lewis, Darren 4

40 69 17.25 4/2

Ames, Paul 2

22 34 17.00 Maddison-Gage, Nicholas 1

10 10 10.00 1

Appleton, Rob 9 3 22 50 8.33 3

Juvale, Nazeel 7 2 17 38 7.60 1

Jayamanne, Nadun 8 2 14 45 7.50 1

Mistry, Amit 10

38 60 6.00 1

Kumar, Prashant 9 3 19 36 6.00 7

Kanjee, Kalpesh 2

4 4 2.00

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Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average

Economy

Ames, Paul 4

7 1 7.00 1.75

Robinson, Logan 4

19 2 9.50 4.75

Jayamanne, Nadun 87 16 278 27 10.30 3.20

Mayson, Ben 67 14 213 20 10.65 3.18

Kumar, Prashant 75.3 13 250 22 11.36 3.31

Holland, Troy 124.4 25 476 28 17.00 3.82

Appleton, Rob 92.2 13 361 15 24.07 3.91

Sandhu, Kanwel 46 8 207 7 29.57 4.50

Heke, Rob 65 10 267 7 38.14 4.11

Kansara, Tejas 10

94 1 94.00 9.40

Maddison-Gage, Nicholas 2

14

7.00

Mistry, Amit 1

4

4.00

Kansara, Parikshit 1

9

9.00

WW, Amit 2

6

3.00

Senior C2 Grade Green Ferns Statistics for

2010/11Season

Bowling Innings Not Out High

Score Aggregate Average

Imran, Ali 2

65 82 41.00

Bhatti, Farrukh 8 2 56 203 33.83

Javaid, Zarrar 12 4 52 268 33.50

Nadeem, Muhammad 9

68 292 32.44

Kazmi, Monis 7 4 72.1 93 31.00

Singh, Jagandeet 1

30 30 30.00 Hashmi, Muhammad Z 13

54 300 23.08

Zafar, Naveed 9 3 28 99 16.50

Rasool, Faiz 12 2 33.1 153 15.30

Ahmed, Bilal 9 1 34 119 14.87

Nadeem, Imtiaz 10 2 37.1 113 14.12

Zaheer, Adeel 11

22 60 5.45

Abbasi, Saddam 7 1 16 32 5.33

Qureshi, Waqar 5

15 17 3.40

Asghar, Ijaz 2 1 1.1 2 2.00

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Nadeem, Muhammad 120.4 9 455 26 17.50 3.77

Hashmi, Muhammad Z 32 1 175 10 17.50 5.47

Nadeem, Imtiaz 86 10 319 18 17.72 3.71

Zaheer, Adeel 20

96 4 24.00 4.80

Abbasi, Saddam 57.1 4 253 10 25.30 4.43

Rasool, Faiz 52.3 4 304 12 25.33 5.79

Bhatti, Farrukh 39 4 153 5 30.60 3.92

Zafar, Naveed 17 1 76 2 38.00 4.47

Ahmed, Bilal 32 1 192 1 192.00 6.00

Singh, Jagandeet 3

12

4.00

Javaid, Zarrar 3

23

7.67

Kazmi, Monis 6.2

28

4.42

Qureshi, Waqar 0.2

2

6.00

Asghar, Ijaz 4 1 12

3.00

Imran, Ali 2 1 4

2.00

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One Day 1A Grade Captains Report

Well another Mafia season has come to an end. Needless to say, it really has been a season of ups and downs. Unfortunately, more downs than ups. After a couple of early losses in the first part of the season, we managed to land on our feet with two good back to back wins against Ellerslie and East Coast Bays. From that point onwards, the rest of the season can virtually be summed up with the old adage "close but no cigar!". Apart from a couple of real Harvey Crockers (aka shockers) against Takapuna and Ellerslie (the latter played in Cyclone Bola conditions where the ball was more like a cake of soap and a snorkel, flippers and mask were mandatory), the lads continued to put in improving efforts each week without just getting over the line and ending up on the winning side of the ledger. A change in captaincy mid season reaped immediate reward with the team picking up two "default" victories. Unfortunately, the captaincy change did not actually bring about an onfield victory, which would have been the preferred result. Although, there was one occasion after playing through the rain against Ellerslie with the game on a knife edge and the result still in the hanging, where the toss of the coin proved ultimately to be a master stroke, Special mentions go to Gareth Cameron who consistently performed with the bat scoring 329 runs and in the field this year yet again. Cyril Mead who spun himself to a 22 wickets haul for the year, and also Glen Hoey, our kit man who always remained committed in the outfield and was the first guy to put his hand up every time a screamer need to be taken from the long off boundary. Also for mention is Ross our manager, who worked tirelessly for the team this year. Thanks to Ross we all now have enough stocks of chocolate bars to feed all our future grandchildren. Thanks Ross. Also, Clinton Stephens (aka Elvis) for orgainising the team and rallying the boys when needed at times throughout the year. Finally, although we finished at the lower end of the table (not last thank goodness), this was not a reflection on the effort the boys put in this year. We toiled hard but just couldn't get that lucky break we needed. No doubt the boys are looking forward to a brighter and better season next year in the hope that the lads can carry on the Mafia legacy, but this time on a better winning note!. Stephen Corlett, Captain

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One Day 1A Statistics for 2010/11 Season

Batting Innings Not Out High Score Runs Average Fielding

Chris Variath 3 0 43 95 31.67 1c/1st

Clinton Stephens 14 2 60 295 24.58 10

Gareth Cameron 15 0 61 329 21.93 11

Jarrod Mansfield 10 0 57 204 20.40 Aaron Holmes 3 0 31 61 20.33 Christian Pouesi 10 1 67 180 20.00 3

Stephen Corlett 15 0 48 223 14.87 1

Tony Woodgate 5 0 16 55 11.00 3

Ian Lamberth 11 1 27 105 10.50 9

Darren White 5

14 45 9.00 Leo Corbett 11 4 15* 60 8.57 2

Glen Hoey 10 0 13 74 7.40 5

Kelvin Tangiiti 5 2 12* 20 6.67 3

Manuel Fauula 2 1

6 6.00 1

Andrew Higgins 9 0 13 40 4.44 3

Wayne Mead 7 5 2 6 3.00 5

Chris Wood 2 2 36 36

3c/1st

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Clinton Stephens 1 0 18 2 9.00 18.00

Stephen Corlett 120 11 479 25 19.16 3.99

Manuel Fauula 38 1 165 7 23.57 4.34

Wayne Mead 95.4 3 552 22 25.09 5.79

Kelvin Tangiiti 50 2 302 9 33.56 6.04

Gareth Cameron 46.5 2 288 7 41.14 6.19

Leo Corbett 86.2 12 470 11 42.73 5.45

Andrew Higgins 21 0 190 4 47.50 9.05

Christian Pouesi 32 0 181 3 60.33 5.66

Darren White 3 0 15 0

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One Day 3B Statistics for 2010/11 Season

Batting Innings Not Outs High Score Aggregate Average

Patel, Poojan 15 3 170 503 41.92

Lawrey, Rhys 5 1 74 167 41.75

Pranay, Gowtam 14 3 107 429 39.00

Prashar, Apurva 12

82 221 18.42 Kondagari, Prateek 13

54 161 12.38

Mitha, Aamir 12

18 104 8.67 Tattipalli, Punarvasu 14

28 108 7.71

Pillai, Anurag 12

30 79 6.58

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One Day 4C Grade Captains Report In my report for 2009-10 season I mentioned that “overall it was a season that promised a lot at the start but our lacklustre performance in all three departments reflected in inconsistent results.......I do believe that we have learnt a lot about our own game and that next year we will back better than ever”. What a comeback it was this season from 7th last year to finishing 2nd this year. We made the Top 4 Finals for the first time and with a little bit of luck, some better weather in the final, may have won the Grade. Exceptional individual and team performances in all three departments ensured that we won some tight games against higher ranked opponents. It was my first season captaining the side and I would like to thank all my team members for their support and acknowledge their effort and performance on the field that ensured we peaked at the right time and played some tough cricket especially in the second half of the season. To mention some stand out individual performances –

Raajieve Sharma was our Mr Reliable scoring 218 runs in 10 innings at 31.14 with highest score of 101. This was topped up with 13 wickets with his leg spinners and googlies at 23.69 with the best of 6/26. Raajieve won the “John Watson Cup - One Day Player of the Year Award”.

Balbalpreet Singh was our Mr Dasher and our teams “Player of the Year” scoring 171 runs in 7 innings at 28.50 with highest score of 109 not out. Babal also opened the bowling for us and took 7 wickets with an economy rate of 4.21.

Supreet Singh Gill was our Mr Pinch Hitter who played some wonderful cameos scoring 182 runs in 9 innings at 22.75 hitting and keeping wickets. One amazing innings of 48 off 16 balls coming in at no 3 in the second over of the match was truly outstanding and also taking some outstanding catches behind the stumps.

Jaspal Singh (188 runs at 18.80 including 70 off 30 balls against tough Grafton team and 7 wickets),

Amit Wadhera (122 runs at 30.5 including 69 not out opening the innings guiding us to victory against Grafton and 6 wickets),

Kay Saunders (crucial 60 against Birkenhead which kept us in the match chasing 254 and taking 6 wickets),

Saral Singh (60 batting at no.10 in the final and taking 11 wickets)

Raman Eswaran (taking 11 wickets and our reliable new ball bowler)

Albert D’Souza (143 runs at average 24.33, picking up a serious shoulder injury halfway through the season and playing through the pain)

Karan Singh (13 wickets at 18.38)

Above were our Go To Men when we required runs or a break through. They put in some sturdy performance with bat and ball.

Sunny Singh was our Ideal Team Member due to his honest effort in the field, coming consistently for net practice and constantly encouraging his team mates.

We also want to acknowledge Zorran, Saurab & Shailesh along with our other ring in’s who contributed well with bat & ball.

In summary this was our best season so far ending on a high. We are all ecstatic at finishing 2nd as a result of some wonderful performances like defeating Takapuna (eventual grade winners) in the season opener, scoring 303 against Grafton United Rebels, chasing 254 against Birkenhead City in round 12, chasing 260 against Parnell Grammar Soldiers in 34 overs in round 14 and chasing 118 against Birkenhead City in a low scoring game under good bowling conditions to make it to the finals. I sincerely acknowledge the support from Raajieve for organising the team, Kay for keeping the team morale high, and Ross Hicks for providing replacement players when we were short. We hope to take this our performance up a notch in the next season. Albert D’Souza Raajieve Sharma Captain – One Day 4C Manager / Playe

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One Day 4C Grade Statistics for 2010/11 Season

Batting Innings Not Outs High Score Aggregate Average

Otherr, A N 7 1 80 347 57.83

Sharma, Raajieve 10 3 101 218 31.14

Wadhera, Amit 5 1 69 122 30.50

Singh, Babalpreet 7 1 109 171 28.50

Other, A N 8

114 213 26.63

D'Souza, Albert 7 1 30 146 24.33

Singh Gill, Supreet 9 1 48 182 22.75

Singh, Jaspal 10

70 188 18.80

Sunders, Kay 12

60 140 11.67

Singh, Sunny 7 4 19 33 11.00

Singh, Karan 9 1 30 83 10.37

Kaushik, Sunil 6 1 34 50 10.00

Singh, Saral 8 2 16 48 8.00

Easwaran, Raman 5 1 6 17 4.25

Other, A B 3

7 7 2.33

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Patel, Shailesh 5

28 3 9.33 5.60

Singh, Karan 47

239 13 18.38 5.09

Other, A B 11

81 4 20.25 7.36

Singh, Saral 45

257 11 23.36 5.71

Sharma, Raajieve 59

308 13 23.69 5.22

Other, A N 58

297 12 24.75 5.12

Otherr, A N 20

99 4 24.75 4.95

Singh, Jaspal 39

206 7 29.43 5.28

Easwaran, Raman 50

331 11 30.09 6.62

Wadhera, Amit 35

192 6 32.00 5.49

Singh, Babalpreet 53.3 3 225 7 32.14 4.21

D'Souza, Albert 8

53 1 53.00 6.63

Sunders, Kay 54

371 6 61.83 6.87

Singh Gill, Supreet 2

9 0

4.50

Singh, Sunny 5

44 0

8.80

Presidents Grade Captains Report

We played as a united unit ALL season and experienced only the odd loss along the way with the majority being great team wins. We ended up third with our championship chances as so often happens decided by one last over loss which prevented us contesting the final. However we can take pride that we were the only team to beat the eventual champions in the playoff round. This team has the finest bunch of physical athletes that I have seen grace the green fields and I have no doubt that when names like Hadlee and Crowe are spoken about in years to come they will also be talking about Crooksie, Shaw, Devereaux, Armstrong, Lloyd, Patel and others. My congratulations to both Gordo & Prakash who shared the honours for this season after awesome contributions with both bat & ball. This season was a huge team effort and others such as Billy, Crooksie or Jeff could also have easily taken awards with their sustained consistency. There was no shortage of players and injuries were at a minimum for a change. In years gone this team had their own standby Ambulance permanently parked just outside the boundary rope – this season the Ambulance & driver was given redundancy. (Although Stan, Alan & Crooksie almost required their services) The overall batting, bowling and fielding was fantastic most times with Mark taking some sensational catches and many others contributing with bat, ball and in the field at critical times throughout the season.

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Can’t forget the kids – it was great to see the kids of Jeff, Prakash, Mark, Dean, Gordo, Stan & Billy at different times as it adds to the day. (Truth is half of us would have collapsed on the hot days if these guys didn’t run drinks out to us – much appreciated) Jeff (our organising bitch and the man with two Wakas as shoes) did an incredible job of selections and organisation throughout the year which was great as it allowed me not to be involved in any selection controversy. On-field dummy spits are unfortunately declining with our dummy spit leader Danny well shy of his twenty plus confrontations per season with the opposition. (Age must be catching up with him). Others to have the odd dummy spit included Jeff, Dean, myself (can’t believe that) and of course Billy (The man with the Golden Ears) trying to convince everybody that the opposition had stood on their own wicket – apparently he also heard it although no one else had – go figure! Finally I believe that we can definitely win the championship and that we will be one of the teams to beat for some years to come. Hope to see all you again in a few months, - thanks for the season of fun and great memories. Randall Godfrey, Captain

Presidents Grade Statistics for 2010/11 Season

Presidents Grade Statistics for 2010/11 Season

Batting Innings Not Outs High Score Aggregate Average Fielding

Crooks, Greame 8 1 55 270 38.57 5

Armstrong, Gordon 10

76 333 33.30 3

Anan, Allan 6 3 28 87 29.00 2

Patel, Prakash 10

72 244 24.40 1

Burgess, Derek 4

48 94 23.50 McCabe, Anthony 3

35 67 22.33 2

Blackwood, Dean 5 3 19 44 22.00 Devereaux, Bill 8 3 31.1 105 21.00 1

Godfrey, Randall 11 1 37 206 20.60 7/2

Lloyd, Mark 8

65 153 19.12 7

Clyde, Ian 3 1 23.1 33 16.50 Walsh, John 7 2 41 80 16.00 2

Adams, Danny 5 2 28 44 14.67 1

McHugh, Steve 6

17 59 9.83 4

Shaw, Jeff 4 3 5 7 7.00 2

McGuigan, Stan 5

10 24 4.80 1

Thomas, Barry 1

4 4 4.00 Fraser, Craig 2 1 2.1 3 3.00

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Lloyd, Mark 1

6 1 6.00 6.00

Fraser, Craig 2

17 2 8.50 8.50

Devereaux, Bill 80 5 341 22 15.50 4.26

Burgess, Derek 3

20 1 20.00 6.67

Patel, Prakash 59 1 306 15 20.40 5.19

Adams, Danny 58 2 291 14 20.79 5.02

Shaw, Jeff 84 5 359 13 27.62 4.27

McHugh, Steve 26

171 6 28.50 6.58

Walsh, John 27.1 1 144 5 28.80 5.31

Armstrong, Gordon 77.2 6 325 10 32.50 4.21

Blackwood, Dean 24.3 2 113 3 37.67 4.65

Godfrey, Randall 2.2

30 0

13.64

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PART FOUR

JUNIOR TEAM REPORTS

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Junior Chairman’s Report

This season the club fielded 8 teams in the Western Cricket Saturday Morning Cricket, 11 teams in the Cricket Express Junior Grades and 5 teams in the Auckland Cricket Youth Grades. 291 cricket matches were completed with a 49% winning record. 53% in western districts morning cricket, 49% in the cricket express junior leagues and 44% in the youth grades. The following teams were successful in winning Auckland Cricket Pennants: 7A Blue – 7A Minor Champs 7A White – 7A Major Champs 8A Red – 8A Major Champs 8 Premier - Minor Champs (Post Xmas) Special mention must go to Pat Olney’s 7A white team with a 100% win record resulting in that team winning that grade. Other teams of note were Brett Playles 8 Premier team with a 90% winning record and Dean Blackwood, Sean Devoy and Woody Edmonds primary school teams with winning records over 80%. Playing numbers were 200 cricketers in primary and junior grades, 60 cricketers in Youth grades and 45 in Midget cricket. I would like to thank the efforts of the managers and coaches to give their time for practice and on game days along with all the parents that support the teams on the side lines, as umpires and scorers. I would also like to thank Ross for his support and guidance in my first year in the role and the junior committee for their efforts in ensuring the smooth running of registrations and other activities throughout the season. Jeff Shaw Junior Chairman

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Year 9/10 B Grade Statistics 2010/11 Season

Batting Innings Not Outs High Score Runs Average Ball, Nicholas 2 0 31 51 25.50 Rae, Dylan 2 0 39 39 19.50 Patel, Dhaval 2 0 17 26 13.00 Hanlon, Taylor 2 1 8 8 8.00 Clisby, Arran 2 0 13 13 6.50 Tan, Bevon 1 0 5 5 5.00 Delaney, Alexander 2 0 8 9 4.50 Mcgregor, Timothy 2 0 4 4 2.00 Taher, Tanzim 2 0 2 4 2.00 Skanda, Maitey 1 0 1 1 1.00 Patel, Rajan 2 0 0 0 0.00 Speck, Daniel 1 0 0 0 0.00 Catley, Grayson 1 1 2 2

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Clisby, Arran 3 1 8 1 8.00 2.67

Delaney, Alexander 5 1 8 1 8.00 1.60

Patel, Dhaval 3 0 12 1 12.00 4.00

Ball, Nicholas 3 1 3 0

1.00

Rae, Dylan 5 0 15 0

3.00

Taher, Tanzim 0.5 0 9 0

10.80

Year 8A Grade Statistics 2010/11 Season Batting Innings Not Outs High Score Runs Average

Patel, Vishal 7 6 24 59 59.00 Cook, Patrick 11 3 59 359 44.88 Playle, Liam 4 2 52 89 44.50 Compton, Scott 11 6 50 203 40.60 Carter, Tyron 5 1 52 119 29.75 Claassens, Wynand 9 2 53 185 26.43 Day, Matthew 8 3 52 131 26.20 Bell-Tyrer, Samuel 8 4 28 85 21.25 Devereaux, Luke 7 1 49 119 19.83 Arora, Bhavya 5 1 39 67 16.75 Playle, Sean 2 1 9 16 16.00 McDougall, Logan 6 1 21 62 12.40 Cook, Ben 1 0 3 3 3.00 Desai, Jay 1 0 3 3 3.00

Bowling Overs Maiden Runs Wickets Average Economy

Desai, Jay 2 0 7 1 7.00 3.50

McDougall, Logan 20 1 46 6 7.67 2.30

Devereaux, Luke 57.5 10 152 17 8.94 2.64

Patel, Vishal 38.4 9 130 14 9.29 3.39

Cook, Patrick 69.5 4 206 19 10.84 2.96

Playle, Sean 43.5 2 147 13 11.31 3.38

Claassens, Wynand 33.2 0 128 10 12.80 3.86

Compton, Scott 23 2 92 7 13.14 4.00

Bell-Tyrer, Samuel 42 1 139 8 17.38 3.31

Day, Matthew 34 1 139 7 19.56 4.09

Olney, Caleb 8 2 20 1 20.00 2.50

Carter, Tyron 31 6 101 5 20.20 3.26

Arora, Bhavya 32 2 112 2 56.00 3.50

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Year 7A Grade Red Statistics 2010/11 Season

Batting Innings

Not Outs High Score Runs Average

Phillips, Samuel 8 5 56 225 75.00 Olney, Caleb 8 4 41 180 45.00 Curtis, Asa 9 5 35 147 36.75 Wannan, Todd 7 3 64 134 33.50 Desai, Jay 6 2 28 86 21.50 Hastings, Nathaniel 6 1 32 99 19.80 Sundermann, Milan 6 2 22 51 12.75 Ngatai, Thomas 6 3 15 37 12.33 Spick, Cameron 5 0 26 43 8.60 Hajee, Zubair 3 0 19 20 6.67 Patten, Cameron 5 1 9 22 5.50

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Ngatai, Thomas 2 0 6 2 3.00 3.00

Olney, Caleb 40 7 82 26 3.15 2.05

Sundermann, Milan 23 1 78 12 6.50 3.39

Curtis, Asa 24 4 64 8 8.00 2.67

Hastings, Nathaniel 32 3 96 12 8.00 3.00

Patten, Cameron 32 7 84 10 8.40 2.63

Hajee, Zubair 14 4 37 4 9.25 2.64

Phillips, Samuel 27.4 3 78 7 11.14 2.85

Desai, Jay 22 4 74 5 14.80 3.36

Spick, Cameron 25 3 89 6 14.83 3.56

Wannan, Todd 32 4 93 4 23.25 2.91

Year 7A Grade Blue Statistics 2010/11 Season

Batting Innings Not Outs High Score Runs Average

Muppelneni, Bhavi 2 0 31 59 29.50 Patel, Jal 10 3 52 191 27.29 Gajjar, Atrey 9 3 22 118 19.67 Carey, Ethan 7 2 26 86 17.20 Bhatt, Neil 10 2 46 113 14.13 Nadgir, Anurag 6 3 13 41 13.67 Taylor-Rennie, Jack 10 3 22 65 9.29 Shaw, Jed 7 2 13 38 7.60 Bos, James 3 1 6 13 6.50 Patel, Harsh 8 3 9 21 4.20 Uppalaneni, Bhaviteja 5 0 5 13 2.60 Blackmore, Jarrod 9 1 6 19 2.38 Sharma, Ayush 6 0 4 13 2.17

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Uppalaneni, Bhaviteja 11 0 66 7 9.43 6.00

Patel, Jal 27.2 2 79 8 9.88 2.90

Patel, Harsh 27 2 93 7 13.29 3.44

Gajjar, Atrey 28.3 3 83 5 16.60 2.93

Taylor-Rennie, Jack 20 0 100 6 16.67 5.00

Nadgir, Anurag 25 0 119 7 17.00 4.76

Bhatt, Neil 22 1 123 7 17.57 5.59

Sharma, Ayush 11.3 0 73 3 24.33 6.46

Bos, James 8 0 58 2 29.00 7.25

Carey, Ethan 14 0 59 2 29.50 4.21

Blackmore, Jarrod 21.3 2 111 3 37.00 5.21

Shaw, Jed 18 1 77 2 38.50 4.28

Muppelneni, Bhavi 8 0 50 1 50.00 6.25

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Year 6 Premiers Statistics 2010/11 Season

Batting Innings Not

Outs High Score Runs Average Playle, Sean 12 8 42 305 76.25 Sue, Jackson 9 3 38 106 17.67 Devereaux, Samuel 10 1 33 141 15.67 Robertson, Liam 11 2 30 130 14.44 Kumar, Rupin 11 3 24 110 13.75 Gage, Jesse 4 2 16 18 9.00 Simmons, David 8 3 11 40 8.00 Chokshi, Arjun 12 0 26 72 6.00 Wooster, Oliver 9 2 13 34 4.86 Nair, Vignesh 5 0 12 22 4.40 Parikh, Darshal 5 2 9 13 4.33 Shaw, Harrison 9 1 17 30 3.75 Parikh, Kathan 7 0 5 15 2.14

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Economy

Playle, Sean 42.3 5 121 14 8.64 2.86

Devereaux, Samuel 38.3 4 159 14 11.36 4.15

Simmons, David 18.2 1 72 5 14.40 3.96

Parikh, Kathan 21.4 0 125 8 15.63 5.84

Parikh, Darshal 16 1 65 4 16.25 4.07

Nair, Vignesh 18 1 83 5 16.60 4.61

Chokshi, Arjun 33 1 136 8 17.00 4.12

Shaw, Harrison 24 2 99 5 19.80 4.13

Kumar, Rupin 35 2 127 5 25.40 3.63

Wooster, Oliver 25 2 107 4 26.75 4.28

Sue, Jackson 24 0 149 3 49.67 6.21

Gage, Jesse 8 0 57 1 57.00 7.13

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PART FIVE

HONOURS BOARD 2010/11

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Senior Honours Board 2010/11 Season

Batting Honours Name Team Opponent Score Poojan Patel 1 Day - 3B Grade vs Grafton United Indo-Kiwi 170* Abdullah Sayed Senior A1 Grade vs Grafton United 145* Poojan Patel 1 Day - 3B vs Papatoetoe 131* William Good Premier Reserves vs Waitakere City 125 Greg Hay Premiers vs Takapuna 123* Max Montgomery Premier Reserves vs Waitakere City 114 Victor Davies Premiers vs Eden Roskill 112 Babalpreet Singh 1 Day - 4C Grade vs Parnell 109* Gowtam Pranay 1 Day - 3B Grade vs Grafton United Indo-Kiwi 107* Tejas Kansara Senior C2 Grade vs Cornwall 103 Jeet Raval Premiers vs Takapuna 103 Raajieve Sharma 1 Day - 4C Grade vs Grafton United 101 Tom Northcott Senior C2 Grade vs Papatoetoe Red 101* Michael Barry Premiers vs Papatoetoe 101 Gowtam Pranay 1 Day - 3B Grade vs Auckland University 100* Joe Crooks Senior B1 Grade vs Waitakere City 91 Greg Hay Premiers vs East Coast Bays 87 Douglas Blake Senior C1 Grade vs Grafton United 85 Jimmy Neesham Premiers vs Cornwall 84* Michael Bates Premiers vs Papatoetoe 83 Douglas Blake Senior C1 Grade vs Hibiscus Coast 83 Jay Changlani Senior B1 Grade vs Waitakere City 83 Apurva Prashar 1 Day - 3B Grade vs Cornwall 82 Max Montgomery Premiers vs Takapuna 79 Kelvin Gatland Premier Reserves vs Grafton United 78 Michael Barry Premiers vs Cornwall 78* Russell Hewage Premiers vs Cornwall 77 Jeet Raval Premiers vs East Coast Bays 76 Kelvin Gatland Premier Reserves vs Waitakere City 76 Gordon Armstrong President's Grade vs Howick Pakuranga 76 Rhys Lawrey 1 Day - 3B Grade vs Papatoetoe 74* Fawad Ahadi Premier Reserves vs North Shore 73 Jonathon Bassett-Graham Premiers vs Parnell 73 Monis Kazmi Senior C2 Grade vs Eden Roskill 72* Prakash Patel President's Grade vs Sri Lanka 72 Douglas Blake Senior C1 Grade vs North Shore 71 Ben Mayson Senior C2 Grade vs 'Waitakere City 70 Rohann Da Silva Premier Reserves vs Grafton United 70 Jeet Raval Premiers vs Papatoetoe 70 Jaspal Singh 1 Day - 4C Grade vs Grafton United 70 Amit Wadhera 1 Day - 4C Grade vs Grafton United 69* Max Montgomery Premiers vs Grafton 69 Muhammad Nadeem Senior C2 Grade vs Papatoetoe 68 Gordon Armstrong President's Grade vs Howick Pakuranga 68 Gordon Armstrong President's Grade vs Grafton United 67 Wasiq Kashkari Senior B1 Grade vs Waitakere City 67 Jimmy Neesham Premiers vs East Coast Bays 67* Ben Hick Premier Reserves vs Takapuna 66 Ali Imran Senior C2 Grade vs Cornwall 65 Michael Bates Premiers vs Waitakere City 65* Mark Lloyd President's Grade vs Ellerslie 65 Gowtam Pranay 1 Day - 3B Grade vs Eden Roskill 64 Nathaniel Bearman Senior A1 Grade vs Grafton United 64 Greg Hay Premiers vs Takapuna 63 Jimmy Neesham Premiers vs Waitakere City 63* Apurva Prashar 1 Day - 3B Grade vs Eden Roskill 63

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Hadley Donald Senior C1 Grade vs Takapuna 62 Tom Northcott Senior C2 Grade vs Papatoetoe 61 James Nolen Premiers vs Takapuna 61* Kay Sunders 1 Day - 4C Grade vs Birkenhead City 60 Russell Hewage Premier Reserves vs Cornwall 60 Hadley Donald Senior C1 Grade vs Grafton United 59 Randika Randeniya Premier Reserves vs Howick Pakuranga 59 Jeet Raval Premiers vs Waitakere City 59 Jimmy Neesham Premiers vs Howick Pakuranga 58 Jimmy Neesham Premiers vs Cornwall 58 Gaurav Sataja Senior B1 Grade vs East Coast Bays 58 David Bade Senior A1 Grade vs Ellerslie 57 Greg Hay Premiers vs Waitakere City 56 Farrukh Bhatti Senior C2 Grade vs Waitakere City 56 Rob Heke Senior C2 Grade vs Suburbs New Lynn Blue 56 Greame Crooks President's Grade vs Ellerslie 55 Hadley Donald Senior C1 Grade vs Takapuna 55* Anthony Thompson Premier Reserves vs North Shore 55 Jimmy Neesham Premiers vs Howick Pakuranga 55 Michael Barry Premiers vs Howick Pakuranga 55 Harry Hanham Premier Reserves vs Parnell 55 Kelvin Gatland Premier Reserves vs North Shore 54 Fawad Ahadi Premier Reserves vs Waitakere City 54 Hadley Donald Senior C1 Grade vs Eden Roskill 54 Joe Crooks Senior A1 Grade vs Cornwall 54 Muhammad Z Hashmi Senior C2 Grade vs Eden Roskill 54 Prateek Kondagari 1 Day - 3B Grade vs Cornwall 54 Poojan Patel 1 Day - 3B Grade vs Eden Roskill 53* Kanwel Sandhu Senior C2 Grade vs Cornwall 53 Kiran Mehta Senior A1 Grade vs Cornwall 53 Phillip Keane Senior C1 Grade vs Hibiscus Coast 53 Bruce Pamatatau Premier Reserves vs North Shore 53 Victor Davies Premiers vs Waitakere City 53 Victor Davies Premiers vs Howick Pakuranga 52 Zarrar Javaid Senior C2 Grade vs Suburbs New Lynn White 52 Kanwel Sandhu Senior C2 Grade vs Papatoetoe 51 Ben Mayson Senior C2 Grade vs Eden Roskill 51* Kanwel Sandhu Senior C2 Grade vs Eden Roskill 51 Lee Clough Senior B1 Grade vs Birkenhead City 51 Russell Hewage Premiers vs Eden Roskill 51* Stacy Hyndman Premier Reserves vs Waitakere City 51* Randika Randeniya Premier Reserves vs Parnell 50 Randika Randeniya Senior A1 Grade vs Howick Pakuranga 50 Zarrar Javaid Senior C2 Grade vs Suburbs New Lynn Blue 50* Greame Crooks President's Grade vs Grafton United 50* Bowling Honours Name Team Opponent Score

David Day Senior B1 Grade vs Auckland University 8-0-28-7

Kiran Mehta Senior A1 Grade vs Grafton United 12-4-23-6

Raajieve Sharma 1 Day - 4C Grade vs Grafton United 6-0-26-6

Fawad Ahadi Premier Reserve vs Parnell 20-6-40-6

Muhammad Nadeem Senior C2 Grade vs Papatoetoe Red 20-0-48-6

Muhammad Z Hashmi Senior C2 Grade vs Waitakere City 14-0-52-6

James Nolen Premiers vs North Shore 19.2-3-53-6

Alexander Ferguson Senior B1 Grade vsTakapuna 6.2-3-11-5

David Day Senior B1 Grade vs Birkenhead City 7-0-13-5

Glen Smith Senior A1 Grade vs Hibiscus Coast 7.3-1-18-5

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Victor Davies Premiers vs Ellerslie 10-1-22-5

Ben Mayson Senior C2 Grade vs Papatoetoe 13-4-28-5

Dhivian Govender Senior A1 Grade vs Ellerslie 12.2-2-28-5

Zubran Nabi Senior A1 Grade vs Howick Pakuranga 9-0-32-5

Hadley Donald Senior C1 Grade vs Ellerslie 9-2-33-5

Muhammad Nadeem Senior C2 Grade vs Suburbs New Lynn 9-0-45-5

Phillip Keane Senior C1 Grade vs Grafton United 9-0-47-5

Ajaz Patel Premiers vs Howick Pakuranga 30-10-52-5

Abdullah Sayed Premier Reserve vs Takapuna 9.4-0-55-5

Faiz Rasool Senior C2 Grade vs Waitakere City 7.3-0-62-5

Kanwel Sandhu Senior C2 Grade vs Waitakere City 9-0-89-5

Junior Honours Board 2010/11 Season

Batting Honours – Youth Grades Date Name Team Opponent Score 27-Nov James Parslow Year 9/10 Prem Parnell 168

29-Jan James Parslow Year 9/10 Prem Howick Pak 135

27-Nov Kelly Lunow-Haldane Year 9/10 A Grade Cornwall Black 135

27-Nov Harshall Vyas Year 9/10 Prem Parnell 123*

12-Feb Ryan Sefuiva Under 18 Red Howick Pak 102

29-Jan Harshall Vyas Year 9/10 Prem Howick Pak 94

11-Dec Mitchell Murray Year 9/10 Prem Parnell 88*

26-Feb Jack Oud Year 9/10 A Grade Howick Pak 80

12-Mar Williams Burrows Under 18 Blue Papatoetoe 78*

12-Mar Kelly Lunow-Haldane Year 9/10 A Grade Cornwall White 78

6-Nov Harshall Vyas Year 9/10 Prem Papatoetoe 76*

30-Jan Kelly Lunow-Haldane Year 9/10 A Grade University 73

6-Feb Ryan Sefuiva Under 18 Red Cornwall 68

27-Nov Rishie Umathusan Under 18 Red SNLCC Blue 68

4-Dec James Simmons Year 9/10 A Grade Hibiscus Coast 65

19-Feb Ryan Sefuiva Under 18 Red Papatoetoe 64

26-Feb Yukio Wilkins Under 18 Red Parnell 63

12-Mar Michael Geaney Year 9/10 A Grade Cornwall White 61*

4-Dec Kshitij Bhatt Year 9/10 Prem Cornwall 60

4-Dec Kelly Lunow-Haldane Year 9/10 A Grade Hibiscus Coast 59

30-Oct Rishie Umathusan Under 18 Red Cornwall 55

6-Oct Nicholas Ball Year 9/10 B Grade Howick Pak 54*

19-Mar Tanzim Taher Year 9/10 A Grade Cornwall Red 53

13-Nov Kelly Lunow-Haldane Year 9/10 A Grade Howick Pak 52

11-Dec Jack Oud Year 9/10 A Grade Howick Pak 52

29-Jan Mark van Tilburg Year 9/10 Prem Howick Pak 51

4-Dec Michael Geaney Year 9/10 A Grade Hibiscus Coast 51

27-Nov Abisheak Shahani Under 18 Red SNLCC Blue 51

Bowling Honours – Youth Grades Date Name Team Opponent Score

12-Feb Joshua Grigg Year 9/10 A Grade Howick Pak 8-2-15-6

20-Nov Daniel Speck Year 9/10 B Grade Papatoetoe 2-0-3-5

27-Nov Zubayr Smith Year 9/10 Prems Parnell 6-0-16-5

26-Feb Alex Delany Year 9/10 B Grade Ellerslie 7-0-32-5 Batting Honours – Junior Grades

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Date Name Team Opponent Score 30-Oct Todd Wannan Year 7A Howick Pak 64* 13-Nov Patrick Cook Year 8A AISC 59* 30-Oct Samuel Phillips Year 7A Howick Pak 56* 19-Feb Patrick Cook Year 8A Eden Roskill 54 12-Mar Samuel Phillips Year 7A Grafton 53* 4-Dec Waynand Classens Year 8A Papatoetoe 53* 11-Dec Ben Roughan Year 8A 53* 4-Dec Liam Playle Year 8A Papatoetoe 52* 12-Mar Patrick Cook Year 8A Kumeu 52 6-Nov Matthew Day Year 8A Howick Pak 52 27-Nov Patrick Cook Year 8A University 51* 13-Nov Jal Patel Year 7A Grafton 51 12-Mar Jal Patel Year 7A Howick Pak 51 30-Oct Scott Compton Year 8A Parnell 50* Bowling Honours – Junior Grades Date Name Team Opponent Score 11-Dec Kathan Parikh Year 6 Prem Cornwall 5-8 6-Feb Patrick Cook Year 8A Howick Pak 5-24 Hattricks Aniket Joshi Year 8A Sam Devereaux Year 6 Prems Sam Devoy Year 4/5 Shaversh Saravanan Year 5

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PART SIX

CLUB HISTORY & STATISTICS

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CLUB HISTORY AND STATISTICS Suburbs New Lynn Cricket Club is relatively young, the season just finished being our 37th. We were formed in 1972 as a result of the amalgamation of the Suburbs and Blockhouse Bay - New Lynn Clubs, both old identities with proud traditions. In the early years Suburbs New Lynn was based at the Rosebank Road (now Eastdale Reserve) ground. We moved to Ken Maunder Park in the mid-1970’s and together with the Hockey Club built the pavilion which has been our headquarters ever since. The pavilion was built through club labour, a shining testimony to the commitment of the early members. Through the 70 s and 80’s Suburbs New Lynn fielded strong sides producing many Auckland representatives from whom Hedley Howarth, Geoff Howarth, John Reid, Peter Webb and Stuart Gillespie went on to play for New Zealand. We won the Premier Championship in 1980-81 and 1984-85 and also finished runners-up in 1987-88 and 1990-91. In the early 1980’s work was started on a Club Statistical History. By going back through the Annual Reports a profile on every player to represent Suburbs New Lynn was formed. Each year this file is updated. From the latest Annual Report new players join the “2000 Club” (batting); “200 Club” (bowling) and “50 Club” (catches). Most cricketers are statistically minded and the “Achievements Clubs” have provided a lot of interest. In the 200-/09 season the club won the Hedley Howarth Trophy for the Premier two day Championship and in the 2009-10 season this was followed up with wins over Waitakere in the final of the Twenty20 Championship, and a loss to Parnell in the final of the One Day Competition. In addition a list of Record Partnerships and Record Season Aggregates has been tabulated. One point to note - all statistics are taken from reports submitted by captains or managers for inclusion in the Annual Reports so it is important that a full sets of accurate figures are provided.

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RECORD PARTNERSHIPS W/KT RUNS NAMES SEASON AGAINST 1

st 318 J.Parslow/H.Vyas 10/11 Year 9/10 Pemiers vs Parnell

2nd

284 M. Barry/B. Rowland 09/10 Premiers vs Waitakere 3

rd 233 N. Howard/S. Ciprian 94/95 One Day 4 vs Waitakere

233 T. Nethula/M. Trembath 99/00 U 17 Premier White vs Pap 4

th 240 T. Rose / B. Lishman 06/07 One Day 3A vs Grafton

5th 172 N. Howard/E.Rynbeck 94/95 One Day 4 vs Parnell

6th 152 B. EIIiott/D. Davenport 91/92 Premier vs Eden-Roskill

7th 215 J. Mason/J. Williams 92/93 U14 1/2 Season vs Birk

8th 109 J. Neesham/J. Nolen 08/09 Premiers vs Grafton

9th 118 M. Simmons/E. Molesworth 92/93 Senior A vs Birkenhead

10th 143* S. Cunis/J. Woodhead 00/01 One Day 4 vs University

TOP ALLTIME PERFORMANCES BATTING BOWLING NAME RUNS TEAM NAME WICKETS TEAM B. Barnes 210 One Day 5 N Llewellin 10 for 16 Senior A J Raval 203* Premiers I Donnelly 10 for 99 Premiers D Blake 202 Senior C Blue J Stevens 9 for 19 Fifth Grade A. Plank 200 One Day 6 B Burgess 9 for 21 Fourth Grade B. Williams 196 Senior B4 G Tennett 9 for 39 1A Grade M. Simmons 191 Second Grade C Boyland 9 for 43 Fifth Grade M Wyatt 181 Prem Reserve C Fawkner 9 for 55 Premiers R Sefuiva 179* Under 18 A Grade T Holland 9 for 66 Senior C Blue M Guptill 179 First Grade S Stevens 9 for 81 Premiers M. Barry 178 Premiers P. Webb 177 * Premiers A Thornber 176 One Day 3A G. Crooks 175* Presidents D Perett 175 One Day 1B J. Cardis 170 * Presidents P.Patel 170* One Day 3B J. Reid 170 Premiers L. White 169 Presidents J. Parslow 168 Year 9/10 Premiers T. Nethula 166 U 17 Prem White D Perett 165 One Day 3B R. Young 164* First Grade S Abu 162 Third Grade C Wood 159 Senior A A. Plank 157* One Day 5 M Wyatt 156 Prem Reserve T Rose 152* One Day 3B R. da Silva 151 U15 Regional A

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RECORD SEASON AGGREGATES BATTING (Over 600 runs in a season) BOWLING (Over 50 wickets in a season) NAME RUNS SEASON NAME WICKETS SEASON Neil Howard 1280 94/95 Ian Donnelly 72 80/81 James Parslow 992 08/09 Ian Donnelly 66 81/82 Michael Barry 986 09/10 Brian Stockwell 64 75/76 Aiveni Taakimoeaka 869 98/99 Barry Rollinson 64 73/74 Ross Atkinson 862 94/95 Michael Stephens 63 91/92 Peter Guptill 841 89/90 Brian Stockwell 63 73/74 Mark Posa 839 94/95 Paul Renwick 63 77/78 Murray Stabler 838 89/90 Hedley Howarth 61 72/73 John Cardis 810 94/95 Hedley Howarth 60 73/74 Michael Simmons 794 93/94 Wayne Kneebone 60 73/74 Steve Ciprian 778 94/95 Lance Treymanye 60 84/85 Mark Posa 773 91/92 Ian Donnelly 60 84/85 Peter GuptiII 764 90/91 Chris Fawkner 59 97/98 Bruce Elliot 758 89/90 Glen Read 57 06/07 Raj Ranchod 757 95/96 Richard Matthews 55 77/78 Paul Blake 756 03/04 Ian Donnelly 55 82/83 Jeet Raval 751 08/09 Lance Treymanye 53 76/77 Benjamin Hick 749 09/10 Ian Donnelly 52 87/88 Graeme Crooks 744 03/04 Steve Cotton 51 95/96 Mark Posa 737 92/93 Michael Stephens 51 89/90 Craig Williams 719 93/94 Stu Gillespie 51 78/79 Graeme Crooks 698 97/98 Barry Rollinson 51 74/75 Jeet Raval 697 09/10 Brian Tutihill 50 75/76 Mark Posa 693 93/94 Steve Callow 50 94/95 Brad Potier 688 99/00 Cameron Fawkner 50 98/99 Graeme Crooks 686 99/00 Darren Eckford 50 09/10 Antony Nobbs 680 01/02 Tarun Nelhula 679 99/00 WICKETKEEPING(Over 25 dismissals in a season) Phil Tierney 675 96/97 NAME DISMISSALS SEASON Tony Rose 673 06/07 J Bassett-Graham 52 (49 ct 3 st) 09/10 Phil Tierney 673 93/94 Reece Young 43 (37/6) 00/01 Jeet Raval 671 07/08 Reece Young 39 (10/29) 93/94 Phil Tierney 667 94/95 Reece Young 39 (36/3) 99/00 Stu Gillespie 666 85/86 Neil Howard 37 (31/6) 89/90 Peter Guptill 663 85/86 J Bassett-Graham 37 (30/7) 08/09 Graeme Crooks 663 94/95 Reece Young 35 (34/1) 98/99 Andrew Eade 659 92/93 Reece Young 34 (30/4) 97/98 David WindIer 658 89/90 Lee Williamson 33 (22/11) 05/06 Ross Atkinson 657 86/87 J Bassett-Graham 33 (25/8) 10/11 Don Hill 655 73/74 Ben Chakravorty 32 (23/9) 08/09 Craig Gibbons 652 92/93 Tim Harris 31 (29/2) 91/92 Antony Nobbs 648 01/02 Mike Oliff 30 (28/2) 86/87 Barry Rowland 647 08/09 Brad Polter 29 (21/8) 99/00 Martin Guptill 647 04/05 Dion Rowntree 29 (23/6) 99/00 Chris Wallbank 646 86/87 Reece Young 29 (26/3) 02/03 Greg Hay 641 10/11 Josif Zanich 29 (27/2) 06/07 Peter Guptill 640 95/96 Ben Guptill 29 (25/4) 10/11 LIoyd While 637 89/90 Tim Harris 28 (24/4) 95/96 Chris Wood 637 07/08 Dion Rowntree 28 (21/7) 98/99 MichaeI Simmons 628 88/89 Josif Zanich 28 (27/1) 05/06 Antony Nobbs 623 00/01 Darren Lewis 28 (26/2) 07/08 Barrginton Rowland 622 09/10 Don Hill 27 (19/8) 72/73 Wayne Crosland 621 96/97 Peter Guptill 27 (16/11) 92/93 Graeme Crooks 621 96/97 Reece Young 27 (16/11) 97/98 Andrew Eade 619 93/94 Alan Dixon 27 (19/8) 02/03 James Nolen 618 04/05 Dion Rowntree 26 (18/8) 97/98 Tony Rose 618 05/06 David Curtis 26 (20/6) 84/85 Jimmy Neesham 616 08/09 Michael Bennett 26 (16/10) 92/93 Graeme Crooks 614 06/07 Scott Warren 25 (23/2) 92/93 Gabriel Power 614 03/04 David Curtis 25 (20/5) 83/84 Michael Barry 612 10/11 K Porter 25 (20/5) 87/88 Brooke Lishman 608 06/07 Carl Doherty 25 (20/5) 95/96 Jimmy Neesham 607 10/11 Mike Oliff 25 (22/3) 88/89 Scott Warren 601 92/93

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FIELDSMAN (Over 50 Catches)

FIELDSMEN (Over 15 catches in a season)

NAME CATCHES

NAME CATCHES SEASON

Graeme Crooks 314

Andrew Eade 20 84/85

Reece Young 301

Phil Tierney 20 94/95

Peter Guptill 272

Jimmy Neesham 20 10/11

Andrew Eade 152

Chris Fawkner 17 99/00

Neil Howard 142

Jeet Raval 17 05/06

Bob Southgate 142

Randal Godfrey 16 87/88

Jonathon Bassett-Graham 132

Anthony Thompson 16 09/10

Kevin Barry 123

Michael Simmons 15 94/95

Michael Bennett 123

Geoff Gray 15 92/93

Phil Tierney 119

Trevor Loretz 15 92/93

John Reid 115

Russell Hewage 15 05/06

Lee Williamson 109

Dion Rowntree 108

WICKETKEEPERS (Over 50 Dismissals)

Colin Adams 107

Randall Godfrey 106

NAME DISMISSALS

Michael Pickin 105

Reece Young 393(301ct/92st)

Chris Fawkner 104

Graeme Crooks 379(314/65)

Tim Regan 98

Peter Guptill 250 (236/14)

ClintonStephens 95

Neil Howard 179 (142/37)

Alan Panther 91

Jonathon Bassett-Graham 156 (132/24)

Ben Guptill 90

Michael Bennett 150 (120/30)

John Cardis 86

Lee Williamson 138 (109/29)

Lyall Lainchbury 85

Dion Rowntree 134 (103/31)

Scott Warren 85

John Reid 130 (115/15)

John Worrall 85

Alan Dixon 117 (78/39)

John Lambarth 83

Tim Harris 99 (78/21)

Michael Simmons 79

Kevin Barry 99 (91/8)

Mark Posa 78

Alan Panther 94 (93/1)

Peter Webb 78

Mike Olliff 84 (77/7)

Tim Harris 78

Scott Warren 81 (77/4)

Alan Dixon 78

William Good 81 (75/6)

John Bell 77

John Lambarth 77 (76/1)

Craig Smith 75

Mike Elliott 68 (64/4)

William Good 75

Denis Courtenay 57 (52/5)

Graeme Burnand 72

Bruce Elliott 53 (52/1)

Pat Tongakilo 72

FIELDSMAN (Over 50 Catches cont'd)

Graham Norman 71

Stu Gillespie 59

Bill David 70

David Gray 58

Antony Nobbs 69

Bruce Burgess 57

Danny Adams 69

Michael Bates 57

Mike Oliff 68

Steven Flatman 55

Ross Atkinson 67

Gavin Murray 55

Jeet Raval 66

Jayesh PateI 54

Ian Donnelly 65

Russell Hewage 53

Denis Courtenay 65

Stu GuptiII 53

Mark Elliott 64

Hedley Howarth 52

Anthony Thompson 64

Bruce Elliott 52

Jonathon Woodhead 62

James Nolen 52

Kiran Metha 62

Cameron Fawkner 51

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BATTING (OVER 3000 RUNS)

Graeme Crooks 393 59 175* 12401 37.13 16 314

Peter Guptill 488 78 157 11901 29.03 8 272

Mark Posa 272 57 144 6663 30.99 8 78

Michael Simmons 209 35 191 6274 36.06 12 79

Antony Nobbs 228 22 121 6426 31.19 7 67

John Worrall 276 28 107 6223 25.09 5 85

Lloyd White 230 14 169 6143 28.44 9 46

Andrew Eade 282 39 121 5799 23.86 4 152

Bob Southgate 289 16 113 5709 20.91 3 142

Phil Tierney 199 14 140 5548 29.99 1 119

Bill David 265 22 98 5356 22.04 0 70

Ross Atkinson 181 30 153 5332 35.31 6 67

John Cardis 172 32 170 5098 36.41 6 86

Denis Courtenay 180 24 136 4989 31.98 4 65

Kevin Barry 242 34 105 4838 23.26 1 122

John Lambarth 301 52 130 4775 19.18 3 83

Randal Godfrey 215 23 102* 4627 24.10 1 103

Clinton Stephens 247 33 102 4587 21.43 1 95

Reece Young 196 24 165* 4487 26.09 7 301

Colin Hill 164 23 116 4459 31.62 3 48

Wayne Crosland 217 32 112 4427 23.93 3 36

Lyall Lainchbury 234 81 99 4368 28.55 0 87

Colin Adams 214 34 102 4202 23.34 1 107

John Vujnovich 198 23 128 4065 23.23 4 64

Kiran Mehta 234 30 107 4022 19.72 2 62

Bruce Burgess 226 27 103 4006 20.13 1 59

Duane Perrott 120 19 165 3900 38.61 3 52

Graham Norman 196 32 112 3862 23.55 4 71

Craig Williams 135 17 140 3857 32.69 9 39

John Reid 139 32 170 3844 35.93 4 115

Colin Wood 206 22 108 3784 20.57 2 46

Russell Hewage 184 13 137 3751 21.94 3 53

Danny Adams 210 40 93 3722 21.89 0 69

Chris Fawkner 272 52 123 3621 16.46 1 104

Gary Rudolph 146 22 97 3597 29.01 0 47

Mark Elliott 198 37 87 3595 22.33 0 64

Jeet Raval 121 8 203* 3589 31.76 3 66

Paul Renwick 166 21 126 3456 23.83 2 37

James Nolen 161 26 126 3440 25.48 2 52

Tim Regan 217 20 109 3392 17.22 1 98

Peter Webb 131 24 177 3339 31.21 4 78

Alan Panther 194 16 94 3337 18.75 0 91

Scott Warren 170 27 137 3322 23.23 2 85

Martin Guptill 112 17 179 3319 34.94 6 42

Paul Blake 135 12 113* 3301 26.84 4 34

Graham Ford 177 19 131 3267 20.68 1 38

Michael Pickin 184 19 137* 3202 19.41 1 105

Mike Oliff 132 7 105 3109 24.87 1 68

David Windler 141 19 138 3060 25.08 3 31

Bruce Elliott 136 17 149 3056 25.68 2 52

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Jayesh Patel 178 41 103 3020 22.04 1 54

BATTING (OVER 2000 RUNS) NAME INNS N.O. H.S. AGG. AVE CENT CATCHES

Warren Carr 131 19 104 2984 26.64 1 26

Christian Pouesi 125 21 96 2941 28.28 0 30

Stefan Vujcich 136 16 108 2912 24.27 1 28

Jonathon Woodhead 174 19 83 2836 18.3 0 62

Ben Guptill 164 13 103* 2824 18.70 3 90

John Bell 237 39 122 2813 14.21 1 77

Paul Vujnovich 143 11 104 2727 20.66 1 42

Neil Howard 110 34 144 2722 35.82 7 142

Michael Bates 134 48 122 2687 31.24 2 57

David Gray 161 27 133 2669 19.92 2 58

Stu Gillespie 130 24 133 2651 25.01 3 59

Nathan Tyler 135 14 102 2631 21.74 2 34

Raj Ranchod 104 19 119 2622 30.85 4 17

Brett Mathers 111 7 127 2589 24.89 2 28

Steven Flatman 112 20 113 2551 27.73 1 55

Ross Williams 164 9 118 2529 16.32 2 14

Chris Hick 153 20 88* 2525 18.98 0 10

Chris Wood 104 14 159 2516 27.96 3 46

Dale Davenport 119 22 102 2495 25.72 1 43

Michael Barry 85 14 178 2472 34.80 4 28

Lee Williamson 153 11 80 2459 17.32 0 109

Gavin Pickin 84 6 131 2455 31.47 5 38

Benjamin Hick 118 11 107 2384 22.28 1 43

Steve Ciprian 102 12 112 2356 26.18 3 13

Richard Brazendale 128 13 109 2352 20.45 1 31

Andrew Wheaton 112 9 100 2337 22.69 1 30

Ian McCarthy 97 16 91 2334 28.81 0 25

Ron Reid 111 32 100 2319 29.35 1 15

Phil Gard 77 6 122 2311 32.55 2 13

Sean Tremayne 170 13 91 2307 14.69 0 48

Stu Guptill 146 30 123 2305 19.87 2 53

Anthony Thompson 135 25 146 2296 20.87 2 64

Alan Dixon 94 6 105* 2292 26.05 3 78

Pat Tongakilo 133 22 79 2291 20.64 0 72

Cameron Fawkner 135 22 103 2286 20.59 1 51

Rohann da Silva 101 11 151* 2263 25.14 3 14

Jim Renwick 106 10 104 2253 23.47 1 21

Kim Fong 104 12 114 2229 24.23 1 15

Brad Chiplin 106 7 114 2192 22.14 2 26

Bruce Pamatatau 112 13 110 2190 22.12 1 32

Derek Scott 102 11 82 2171 23.86 0 35

Daniel LyaIl 114 15 133 2170 21.92 2 31

William Good 127 25 125 2164 21.20 2 75

Murray Saunders 98 20 147 2113 27.09 1 30

Todd Woodgate 107 20 86 2091 24.03 0 38

Gareth Jacobs 91 4 127 2017 23.2 2 37

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BOWLING (OVER 300 WICKETS)

NAME OVERS MAIDENS RUNS WKT AVE

Ian Donnelly 4280 1366 10760 736 14.62

Chris Fawkner 3313 602 10231 495 21.67

John Bell 2931 803 7720 482 16.02

Paul Renwick 1539 306 5200 422 12.32

Lyall Lainchbury 2037 480 6458 419 15.41

Mark Posa 3084 775 8860 405 21.88

Bill Devereaux 2453 437 7877 400 19.69

Richard Benseman 1844 209 7456 352 21.18

Richard Matthews 1668 308 5669 326 17.39

David Gray 1947 378 7113 324 21.95

Darren Eckford 1992 358 6215 304 20.44

Paul Braikovich 1993 390 6562 300 21.87

BOWLING (OVER 200 WICKETS)

NAME OVERS MAIDENS RUNS WKT AVE

Stu Gillespie 1630 427 4220 299 14.11

Mark Devereaux 1833 370 5966 295 20.22

Stuart Guptill 1777 409 5237 294 17.81

Heine Kohlase 1654 338 4876 288 16.93

Barry Rollinson 1155 191 4307 280 15.38

Dunu Eliaba 1485 294 4456 272 16.38

Wayne Mead 1267 71 6488 266 24.39

John Lambarth 1338 135 5784 262 22.08

Gavin Murray 1608 232 6356 258 24.45

Jonathon Woodhead 1212 138 4963 258 19.24

Cameron Fawkner 1558 387 4268 257 16.61

Michael Bates 1387 245 3833 257 14.91

Hedley Howarth 1094 216 3355 254 13.21

Stan DelI 1208 135 5300 247 21.46

John Hannay 1588 36 6835 242 28.36

Ian McLisky 809 10 2820 225 12.53

Wayne Palmer 1201 299 3297 219 15.05

Michael Stephens 1423 301 4198 218 19.26

John Vujnovich 1420 282 4474 213 21.00

Brian Tuthill 748 134 2513 205 12.26

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REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS

The following list of distinguished players have gained representative honours while playing for our Club. Suburbs New Lynn are extremely proud of their outstanding achievements!

NEW ZEALAND REPRESENTATIVES

1950—51 Verdun Scott 1955—56 Don Taylor 1958—59 Ken Hough 1969—77 Hedley Howarth 1978—86 John Reid 1979—80 Peter Webb 1985—86 Stuart Gillespie

2003-05 Tama Canning 2008- Martin Guptill 2009- Daryl Tuffey 2010- Reece Young

AUCKLAND REPRESENTATIVES

1946—51 Len Partridge 1948—50 Joe Hardstaff 1949—50 Max Lewis 1950—51 Verdun Scott 1953 - 59 Selwyn Belsham 1953—54 Randal Carrington 1953—61 Don Taylor 1957—60 Ken Hough 1959—63 Bruce Norman 1960—70 John Kemp 1962—63 John Turnbull 1963—78 Hedley Howarth 1967—68 Don Hill 1972—74 Geoffrey Howarth 1974—76 Richard Mathews 1975—86 John Reid 1976—82 Peter Webb 1980—83 John Ackland 1981—82 Ian Donnelly 1985—87 Stuart Gillespie 1985—88 Derek Scott 1990—91 Michael Stephens 1995—96 Mark Posa 1995-96 Chris Lee 1997-98 Richard Scragg 1999-2006 Tama Canning 1999- Reece Young 2003- Michael Bates 2005-07 Tim Lythe 2005 - Martin Guptill 2007- Daryl Tuffey 2008- Jeet Raval 2009- J Bassett-Graham 2009- Jimmy Neesham

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OFFICERS 1972 - 2011 YEAR PATRON VICE PATRON PRESIDENT CLUB CHAIRMAN

72-73 Jonathan Hunt W. McCorquindale Stan Dell SeI Davison

73-74 Jonathan Hunt W. McCorquindale Stan Dell Stan Dell

74-75 Jonathan Hunt J. McCorquindale Stan Dell Stan Dell

75-76 Jonathan Hunt J. McCorquindale SeI Davison Bob Southgate

76-77 Jonathan Hunt H. Brown SeI Davison Bob Southgate

77-78 Jonathan Hunt H. Brown SeI Davison Bob Southgate

78-79 Jonathan Hunt J. McCorquindale Don Taylor Bob Southgate

79-80 Jonathan Hunt J. McCorquindale Don Taylor Bob Southgate

80-81 Jonathan Hunt J. McCorquindale Don Taylor Vic Brooker

Alan Richards

81-82 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Alan Richards Vic Brooker

82-83 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Alan Richards Vic Brooker

83-84 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Alan Richards Alan Panther

84-85 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Vic Brooker Andrew Eade

85-86 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Vic Brooker Andrew Eade

86-87 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Vic Brooker Alan Panther

87-88 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Colin Wright LyaIl Lainchbury

88-89 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Colin Wright LyaII Lainchbury

89-90 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Peter McSkimmirig Peter McSkimming

90-91 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Peter McSkimming Peter McSkimming

9 1-92 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Alan Panther Ross Williams

92-93 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Alan Panther Ross Williams

93-94 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Alan Panther Ross Williams

94-95 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Bob Southgate Ross Williams

95-96 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Bob Southgate Ross Williams

96-97 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Bob Southgate Ross Williams

97-98 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton LyaII Lainchbury John Worrall

98-99 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton LyalI Lainchbury John Worrall

99-00 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton LyaII Lainchbury John Worrall

00-01 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton LyaIl Lainchbury John Worrall

01-02 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Lyall Lainchbury John Worrall

02-03 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Lyall Lainchbury Peter Guptill

03-04 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Mark Oxley Peter Guptill

04-05 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Mark Oxley Peter Guptill

05-06 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton Mark Oxley Ross Hick

06-07 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton John Worrall Ross Hick

07-08 Jonathan Hunt Bruce McNaughton John Worrall Ross Hick

08-09 Bob Harvey Bruce McNaughton John Worrall Ross Hick

09-10 Bob Harvey Bruce McNaughton Ross Williams Ross Hick

10-11 Bob Harvey Bruce McNaughton Ross Willams Ross Hick

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OFFICERS 1972 - 2011

YEAR SECRETARY TREASURER CLUB CAPTAIN JUNIOR CHAIR

72-73 Bruce Norman Len Clover Barry Rollinson Colin Wright

73-74 Barbara Stockwell Bob Southgate Colin Adams Colin Wright

74-75 Barbara Stockwell Bob Southgate Colin Adams Colin Wright

75-76 Barbara Stockwell Trevor Rapson John Mowlem Colin Wright

76-77 Barbara Stockwell Trevor Rapson Alan Panther Peter McSkimming

77-78 Barbara Stockwell Trevor Rapson Alan Panther Bruce Norman

78-79 Barbara Stockwell Bruce Burgess Ian Donnelly Bruce Norman

79-80 Christine Isles Bruce Burgess Ian Donnelly Alan Richards

80-81 Christine Isles Bruce Burgess Ian Donnelly Alan Richards

81-82 Christine Isles Bruce Burgess Ian Donnelly Bruce Norman

82-83 Fay Mead Peter Death Ian Donnelly Vic Brooker

83-84 Christine Isles Peter Death Ian Donnelly Alan Panther

84-85 Christine Isles Neil Fox Andrew Eade Alan Panther

85-86 Christine Isles Neil Fox Andrew Fade Alan Panther

86-87 Andrew Eade Neil Fox John Thackray Alan Panther

87-88 Andrew Eade Neil Fox Ian Donnelly Brian Windler

88-89 - Neil Fox Neville Higgins Brian Windler

89-90 Tracey Scruton Mark Elliott Gary Rudolph Brian Howard

90-91 Angela Parsons Mark Elliott Wayne Palmer John Worrall

91-92 Debbie Variey Kim Fong Michael Green John Worrall

92-93 Virginia Barry Michael Vogtherr Colin Wood John Worrall

93-94 Virginia Barry Michael Vogtherr Steve Cotton John Worrall

94-95 Andrew Eade Paul Henry Carlin Anderson John Worrall

95-96 Andrew Eade Paul Henry Jason Walsh John Worrall

ADMINISTRATION MANAGER

96-97 Paul Henry Jason Walsh Peter GuptiII

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

97-98 Ross Williams Jason Walsh Peter GuptiII

98-99 Ross Williams Antony Nobbs Peter Guptill

99-00 Ross Williams Chris Lee Peter Guptill

00-0 1 Ross Williams Chris Lee John Lambarth

01-02 Ross Williams Jonathan Good John Lambarth

02-03 Ross Williams Ben Mayson John Lambarth

03-04 Gill Brock Ross Hick Chris Fawkner Ross Hick

04-05 Gill Brock Ross Hick Chris Fawkner Ross Hick

05-06 Gill Brock Poonam Kade Chris Fawkner Ross Hick

06-07 Gill Brock Poonam Kade Chris Fawkner Bevon Jacobs

07-08 Kate Hillier Poonam Kade Alan Dixon Bevon Jacobs

08-09 Kate Hillier Poonam Kade Ben Chakravorty Grant Parslow

09-10 Craig Hanham Kath Geaney Ben Chakravorty Grant Parslow

10-11 Craig Hanham Kath Geaney Kelvin Gatland Jeff Shaw

William Good

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PART SEVEN

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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Treasurers Report

The 2010/11 season was, at times, a challenging year. We have returned a small profit this year which in large part, is assisted by our continuing trust support and our major sponsors continued support. Our sincere thanks must go to the following sponsors for their support this past season. Fox’s Ale House, a sponsor who supports the club, not only with sponsorship in cash, but also with Player of the Day vouchers for our Premier teams, and quenching the thirst for many of our players after a hard day on the pitch. This year we were also very fortunate to gain a new sponsor and the support of HRV, who supported Junior & Youth cricket in the club with playing apparel sponsorship. It was great to see our HRV friends at the Cricketer of the Year dinner, and we look forward to continuing our relationship with them in the coming seasons. The following trusts must also be thanked for their continued support and considerable contributions: ASB Community Trust, Constellation Communities Trust, Lion Foundation, NZ Community Trust, Portage Licencing Trust and Trillian Trust. Without the support of the sponsors and trusts mentioned above our club would not be able to provide so many opportunities to our members. Although our revenue saw an increase this year, unfortunately so did our expenses. Some due to the GST increase, and some simply due to costs rising. While some expense increases (Coaching, Facility Hires & Overseas Players, Cricket Balls & Clothing) are good to see, as they will in years to come prove more than their value, there are always some (R&M) that are not so welcome. We have suffered a number of break-ins, and loss of property this year, which unfortunately leade to more expenses for repairs and replacement of items. I would like to think the new indoor facility will allow us to maintain or reduce of future hire expenses, while we utilise this amazing asset we now have. Another great year, where nearly all subscriptions were collected, and looking forward we would hope all subscriptions will be collected over the next few years. While the bar was well supported we did not have the same takings in past years. This year we have carried over a small profit of $1100. Our efforts should now focus on continuing in the same way we have this year, and looking for every opportunity to reduce costs and increase our revenue. With the committed and dedicated committee put in place, I’m sure this will be achieved.

Kath Geaney Treasurer

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Profit & Loss Suburbs New Lynn Cricket Club Inc

For the 12 months ended 30 April 2011 Income Apr-11 Apr-10 ACA Grants $32,600 $30,500 Bar Takings $17,416 $23,643 Clothing Sales $0 $427 Community Grants $34,979 $35,500 Fees $53,064 $46,964 Interest $1 $29 Kiwi Sport Revenue $5,600 $0 Player Development Fees $4,397 $4,364 Sponsorship $12,000 $5,162 Sundry income $3,270 $2,628 Total Income $163,327 $149,218

Less Cost Of Sales

Bar Expenses $599 $3,397 Bar Purchases - Food and Drink $10,279 $11,772 Total Cost Of Sales $10,878 $15,169

GROSS PROFIT $152,448 $134,049

Less Operating Expenses

ACA Fees $11,992 $10,295 Bank Fees $21 $64 Bowling Machine $774 $0 Cleaning $3,348 $2,539 Clothing $12,884 $13,876 Club Manager $10,000 $10,000 Coaching - Juniors $11,131 $6,810 Coaching - Seniors $15,620 $20,527 Communications $1,307 $1,402 Cricket Balls $15,527 $10,585 Cricketer of the year dinner $1,185 $989 Depreciation $782 $1,446 Development Player $24,000 $24,320 Electricity $2,174 $1,921 Facility Hire exp $10,495 $6,222 General expenses $857 $612 Insurance $2,902 $2,655 Junior Events $3,540 $2,411 Ken Maunder Redevelopment Exp $0 $3,553 Overseas Player $8,587 $0 Playing Equipment $3,247 $922 Prizegiving $858 $1,479 R & M - Other $6,235 $3,606 Security - Alarm Monitoring $132 $575 Senior Events $2,663 $2,677 TV - Instal & Rental Sky $589 $844 Water Rates $464 $545 WDSCA Registration Fees $348 $444 Total Operating Expenses $151,662 $131,321

NET PROFIT $786 $2,728

Notes:

: This statement is to be read in conjunction with the Notes to the Financial Statements and the accompanying Compilation Report.

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Balance Sheet Suburbs New Lynn Cricket Club Inc

As at 30 April 2011

30 Apr 2011

30 Apr 2010

Assets

Current Assets

Accounts Receivable $8,917.43 $0.00 Inventory $2,262.77 $3,593.05 Sundry Debtors $935.01 $2,950.01 Total Current Assets $12,115.21 $6,543.06

Bank

Cash - ASB - Cheque Account $1,666.20 $3,000.46 Cash - ASB Term Deposit $166.41 $100.36 Total Bank $1,832.61 $3,100.82

Fixed Assets

Other Fixed Assets $9,445.55 $10,720.92 less Accumulated Depreciation on Other Fixed Assets

-$5,819.48 -$5,037.34

Total Fixed Assets $3,626.07 $5,683.58

Non-Current Assets

Loan to KMPCT $45,700.00 $45,700.00 Total Non-Current Assets $45,700.00 $45,700.00

Total Assets $63,273.89 $61,027.46

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

GST -$771.30 -$2,231.53 Rounding -$0.10 $0.02 Total Current Liabilities -$771.40 -$2,231.51

Total Liabilities -$771.40 -$2,231.51

Net Assets $64,045.29 $63,258.97

Equity

Accum Funds and Reserves $324,369.96 $324,369.96 Current Year Earnings $786.32 $2,728.25

Members Equity -

$261,110.99 -

$263,839.24 Total Equity $64,045.29 $63,258.97

Notes:

: This statement is to be read in conjunction with the Notes to the Financial Statements and the accompanying Compilation Report.

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Movements in Equity Suburbs New Lynn Cricket Club Inc

For the Year ended 30 April 2011

30 Apr 11 30 Apr 10

Equity at start of period $63,258.97 $320,530.72

Surplus and Revaluations

Net Surplus After Tax $786.32 $2,728.25 Total Surplus and Revaluations $786.32 $2,728.25

Other Movements

Members Equity $0.00 -$260,000.00 Total Other Movements $0.00 -$260,000.00

Equity at end of period $64,045.29 $63,258.97

Notes:

: This statement is to be read in conjunction with the Notes to the Financial Statements and the accompanying Compilation Report.

Notes to the Financial Statements

Suburbs New Lynn Cricket Club Inc For the year ended 30 April 2011

1. Statement of Accounting Policies:

The financial statements presented here are for the entity Suburbs New Lynn Cricket Club Inc, a registered company under the Incorporated Societies Act 1993. Suburbs New Lynn Cricket Club Inc qualifies as an Exempt entity under the Financial Reporting Act 1993. These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the Financial Reporting Act 1993 and the Financial Reporting Order 1994. The accounting principles recognised as appropriate for the measurement and reporting of earnings and financial position on an historical cost basis have been used, with the exception of certain items for which specific accounting policies have been identified.

2. Changes in Accounting Policies:

There have been no changes in Accounting Policies. All policies have been applied on bases consistent with those used in previous years.

3. Fixed Assets and Depreciation:

All fixed assets are recorded at cost less accumulated depreciation. Depreciation of the assets has been calculated at the maximum rates permitted by the Income Tax Act 2007. 4. Goods and Services Tax:

These financial statements have been prepared on a GST exclusive basis with the exception of Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable.

5. Inventories:

Inventories are recorded at the lower of cost and net realisable value.

6. Leases:

Operating leases are those which all the risks and benefits are substantially retained by the lessor. Lease payments are expensed in the periods the amounts are payable.

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7. Accounts Receivable: Receivables are stated at their estimated realisable value. Bad debts are written off in the year in which they are identified.

8. Contingent Liabilities:

There were no contngent liabilities at balance date.

AUDITORS REPORT TO THE READERS OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

OF THE SUBURBS NEW LYNN CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED I have audited the financial statements set out on pages 2 to 7. The financial statements provide information about the past financial performance of the Club as at 30 April 2011. Committee’s Responsibilities. The Committee is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements which give a true and fair view of the financial position of the Club as at 30 April 2011 and the results of operations for the twelve months ended 30 April 2011. Auditors Responsibilities It is my responsibility to express an independent opinion on the financial statements presented by the Committee and to report my opinion to you. Basis of Opinion An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence relevant to the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. It also includes assessing:

- The significant estimates and judgements made by the Committee in the preparation of the financial reports and

- Whether the accounting policies are appropriate to the Club’s circumstances, consistently applied and adequately disclosed.

I conducted my audit in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards in New Zealand. I planned and performed my audit so as to obtain all the information and explanations that I considered necessary. I obtained sufficient evidence to give reasonable assurance that the financial statements are free from material misstatements, whether caused by fraud or error. In forming my opinion I also evaluated the overall adequacy of the presentation of information in the financial statements. Other than in my capacity as auditor, I have no relationship with or interest in the Club. Unqualified Opinion I have obtained all the information and explanations I have required. In my opinion:

- Proper accounting records have been kept by the Committee as far as appears from my examination of its records and

- The financial statements comply with generally accepted accounting practice.

- The financial statements give a true and fair view of the financial position of the Club as at 30 April 2011 and the results of its operations and cash flows for the twelve months ended on that date.

My audit was completed on 27 June 2011 and my unqualified opinion is expressed as at that date.

J.D. Hills CA Auckland. 27 June 2011.