HORNSBY-KU-RING-GAI AND HILLS DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC.

Showcase of Emerging Local Cricket Talent

Sunday, 21st September 2014 – Turramurra Oval

2014-15

Distinguished Guests The following special guests are expected to be in attendance today:

• Ross Turner – Patron of HK&HDCA and HKHDCCA; Life Member NDCC; Development Manager for ICC.

• Nathan Tilbury – HK&HDCA President; Chair of NMCC; and Deputy Mayor of Hornsby Shire Council.

• Tom Richmond OAM – Patron and Life Member of HK&HDCA; Life Member of NDCC; Patron and Life Member of HKHDCCA; Founding organiser of annual RTC & GHC representative fixtures.

• Alf. James OAM, Ross Anderson, Geoff Hasler, Bruce Wood, David Toose and Barry McDonald – HK&HDCA Life Members.

• Mike Langford (President) – Northern District CC.

• Cameron Eve – Senior Representative from Kookaburra Sport (HK&HDCA Sponsors)

• Denise Anderson (Annetts) – Cricket NSW Hall of Fame member; HK&HDCA Patron

• Bruce Parker – HK&HDCA Representative Secretary

• Rod Hokin – Head Coach, HKHDCCA (Coaches’ Association); Coach – NDCC Green Shield

Graduates from Ross Turner Cup to First Grade The organisers of the annual U/15 Ross Turner Cup match are proud that 20 players have graduated to play First Grade cricket in Sydney, as follows:

• Greg Marks

• Michael Friedrich

• Matthew Code

• David Ball

• Kieran Lahey

• Scott Rodgie

• Matthew Phillips

• Timm van der Gugten

• Jon Whealing

• Robert Watts

• David Lowery

• James Kerr

• Scott Copperfield

• Neil Kimberley

• Shaun Eaton

• Chris Thorburn

• Guy Seymour

• Lachlan Ford

• Matthew Taylor

• Ben Phillips

Umpires for today’s Ross Turner Cup match Experienced umpires, Geoff Hasler and Bruce Wood , have again been appointed to officiate today’s Ross Turner Cup match. Both these gents are umpiring their 9th RTC match today.

Geoff is a Life Member and Senior Vice-President of HK&HDCA; and President and Life Member of HKHDCUA (Umpires’ Association). Geoff has umpired 290 matches for HKHDCUA since 1999, including 11 A Grade Finals, and he won the HKHDCUA Umpire of the Year award in 2012-13.

Bruce is a Life Member of HK&HDCA; President of HKHDCCA (Coaches’ Association); and the RTC / GHC Convenor. Bruce has umpired 200 club or rep. matches for HKHDCUA since 2001, including 12 NSWDCA representative Shield Finals and a Cricket NSW U/14 Final at the SCG in 2013.

We thank Northern District Cricket Club for again kindly agreeing to fund the RTC umpires’ fees.

What is the Ross Turner Cup?

The HK&HDCA Ross Turner Cup (RTC) was inaugurated in 1998-99 to promote an opportunity for the best of our U/15 players to appear in a ‘showcase’ game of high level representative cricket. The idea developed from the work of the Northern Metropolitan Cricket Council (NMCC) in the 1990’s, which brought together representatives of grade, shires, district and local school cricket

organisations to achieve mutual benefit by working in close collaboration.

One of the objectives was to accelerate the ‘career paths’ of our outstanding young cricketers by the earlier identification of players with talent and commitment, in order to provide high level coaching and development opportunities for these players. It was hoped that many of these players would successfully progress through the HK&HDCA Shield junior representative teams; play Green Shield and Grade Cricket with Northern District CC; or A Grade within the HK&HDCA Senior Competition. Eighteen (18) players have graduated from the RTC match to play First Grade cricket in Sydney.

The RTC and Glenn Hourigan Cup (GHC) matches were the brainchild of Tom Richmond OAM, Patron and Life Member of HK&HDCA, who passed the responsibility after 11 years to Bruce Wood, President of HKHDCCA (Coaches’ Association) in 2010-11, who has maintained the fine tradition and also introduced some new initiatives, including appointing some impressive young RTC and GHC coaches.

NMCC recognised that cricket needs to be played in the true spirit of the game and enjoyed by all participants, in a competitive and healthy environment. The Council took proactive steps in conjunction with the local cricket bodies to achieve this objective. An emphasis on respect for the opposition, the umpires and the laws of the game became a feature of the annual RTC matches before the world’s governing body incorporated the spirit of cricket in the preamble to the MCC Laws of Cricket. Bruce Wood holds similar views on how cricket should be played and donated an impressive perpetual trophy in 2008-09 on behalf of the Umpires’ Association entitled ‘HKHDCUA Spirit of Cricket Award for representative cricket’ in order to promote excellent sportsmanship by our cricketers.

The Cup is named in honour of Ross Turner (pictured above), one of our Association’s most famous products. As a young player, Ross was a brilliant all-rounder who bowled leg-spin, batted beautifully (left-handed) and was without peer in the field. He played for Pennant Hills CC, HK&HDCA rep. teams and later became a specialist batsman and Northern District’s most successful captain, winning two First Grade premierships. Ross worked for Cricket NSW and Cricket Australia, pioneering development activities, before continuing his magnificent contribution to cricket by working for the International Cricket Council (ICC) in the development of cricket in overseas countries such as Bangladesh, China, Malaysia, Afghanistan and India. He is now the Director of Cricket at Newington College and helped their 1st XI claim the GPS championship in his first year at the school in 2013-14.

It is important that HK&HDCA maintains close ties with its local grade club, Northern District CC at Waitara, as our Association is the main feeder of talented players to grade cricket. NDCC officials have attended every Ross Turner Cup match since its inception 16 years ago and they will be here again today, led by President, Mike Langford. Significant steps have been taken in recent years to improve the pathway from the HK&HDCA representative teams, particularly Watson, Weblin and Moore Shields, to ND’s U/16 Green Shield squad and lower grade teams. The positive efforts of HKHDCCA (Coaches’ Association) in conducting popular junior coaching clinics in the school holidays in conjunction with NDCC is further fostering the strong link with our local grade club.

Today’s RTC (50 over) match brings together the leading U/15 and U/14 players in the district. The RTC and GHC matches are again being played concurrently on adjacent ovals at Turramurra, which is appreciated by parents with a son playing in each match, as well as HK&HDCA officials and guests.

The players’ shirts have again been kindly provided by our generous sponsor, Triforce Sports Pty Ltd (Abbas Aly). Thanks also to HK&HDCA sponsors, Kookaburra Sport (Cameron Eve) for supplying the match balls and prizes. I’m sure the players and spectators will enjoy today’s 17th annual RTC contest.

RTC East team – 2014/15

Back: Nick Andreou (w-k), Thomas Gohl, Nick Fowler, Braden Cheng (Coach), Quentin Cheng, Liahm Williams, Josh Hayes Front Row: Tyger Fitzpatrick, Dhruva Thorat, Fraser Wilson (Captain), Connor Slater, Matthew Wright (v-c), Sahil Sharma

RTC West team – 2014/15

Back Row: Luke Colquohon, Andrew Harvey, Yushan Gunewardhene, Sujith Dissanayake (Coach), Mitchell Blow (v-c), Alexander Bain, Justin Plummer

Front Row: Rashad Rizme, Riley Behlevanas, Shivraj Rana, Jamie Shaw (Capt), Joshua Banner (w-k), Jonathan Cheng

Teams for today’s contest

Today’s Ross Turner Cup match is shaping as another high standard contest with two strong teams, roughly representing the East and West sides of our Association. The majority of players have been selected from the HK&HDCA 2014-15 Weblin Shield, Moore Shield and U/15 IDCA President’s Cup teams.

The cover photo shows Jamie Shaw (RTC West captain) and Fraser Wilson (RTC East captain) holding the historic Ross

Turner Cup.

Thanks to Mohamed Rizme (parent) for undertaking the photography duties covering both the RTC & GHC matches in 2014-15.

EAST Name Club Rep. team (2013-14)

Braden Cheng (Coach) Normanhurst-Warrawee Coach – Cawsey Shield

Mitch Fullagar (Assistant Coach) Normanhurst-Warrawee DURHAM

Fraser Wilson (Captain) Kissing Point MOORE Matthew Wright (v-c) Berowra MOORE

Quentin Cheng Normanhurst-Warrawee MOORE Joshua Hayes Normanhurst-Warrawee MOORE

Liahm Williams Berowra MOORE Nick Fowler Mt Colah U14 President’s Cup

Sahil Sharma Normanhurst-Warrawee U14 President’s Cup Tyger Fitzpatrick Berowra U14 President’s Cup

Dhruva Thorat Hornsby GEE Connor Slater Normanhurst-Warrawee GEE

Nicholas Andreou (w-k) Kissing Point GEE Thomas Gohl Mt Colah U13 IDCA

WEST

Name Club Rep. team (2013-14)

Sujith Dissanayake (Coach) St Ives Coach – Moore Shield

Jamie Shaw (Captain) Pennant Hills MOORE Mitchell Blow (v-c) WPHC MOORE

Andrew Harvey Pennant Hills MOORE Jonathan Cheng Pennant Hills MOORE Justin Plummer Kenthurst-Upper Hills MOORE

Joshua Banner (w-k) WPHC U14 President’s Cup Alexander Bain Berowra U14 President’s Cup

Luke Colquohon Pennant Hills U14 President’s Cup Rashad Rizme Castle Hill RSL GEE Shivraj Rana WPHC GEE

Yushan Gunewardhe ne WPHC GEE Riley Behlevanas WPHC U13 IDCA

RTC East team – 2014/15 Coach – Braden Cheng (profile – see page 14) Fraser Wilson (Captain)

• 2013/14 – Kissing Point – 151 runs @ 37.75, HS 77; 5 wickets @ 10.8, BB 2/13; 3 catches; 2 run outs

• 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield – 30 runs @ 7.5, HS 20 • 2013/14 – Knox cricket • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Weblin Shield

Matthew Wright (v-c)

• 2013/14 – Berowra U/14 – 347 runs @ 86.75, HS 101 no; 13 wickets @ 6.62, BB 4/9 • 2013/14 – Asquith RLCC C3 – 313 runs @ 31.3, HS 60; 29 wickets @ 13.14, BB 6/33 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield – 147 runs @ 36.75, HS 57 (Batting Prize) • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/14 Graeme Malcolm Shield (Newcastle Carnival) – 126 runs @

31.5, HS 48; 3 wickets @ 4.0, BB 1/0 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Weblin Shield • 2014/15 – Gordon Green Shield

Nick Andreou (w-k)

• 2013/14 – Kissing Point U/15 – 211 runs @ 26.35, HS 100no • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Gee Shield – 119 runs @ 59.50, HS 62 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Ballina Carnival – Wicket-keeper award (8 stumpings & 1 catch) • 2014/15 – Cricket NSW U/14 Academy • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield

Quentin Cheng

• 2013/14 – Normanhurst-Warrawee CC (part-time) • 2013/14 – Barker College (9A's) – 30 wickets @ 2.5, BB 5/13, 276 runs @ 52, HS 66no • 2013/14 – Barker College Middle School cricketer of the year • 2013/14 – RTC – 3/3 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield – 21 runs @ 5.3; 3 wickets @ 19.3, BB 3/17 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Weblin Shield

Tyger Fitzpatrick

• 2013/14 – Berowra U/14 – 189 runs @ 37.8, HS 60*; 12 wickets @ 12.3, BB 3/6 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/14 Presidents Cup – 90 runs @ 22.5, HS 26; 1 wkt @ 20; 4 cts • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA U/15 Presidents Cup

Nick Fowler

• 2013/14 – Mt Colah U/15 – 186 runs @ 20.67, HS 59; 1 wicket @ 22, BB 1/4 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/14 Presidents Cup – 136 runs @ 34, HS 48; 1 wicket @ 59 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA U/15 Presidents Cup

Tom Gohl

• 2013/14 – Mt Colah U/13 – 273 runs @ 39 HS 65*; 6 wkts @ 20.17, BB 2/9, 8 cts, 2 ro • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/13 Presidents Cup - 103 @ 25.7, HS 46*; 5 wkts @ 11.4, BB 2/8 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield

Josh Hayes

• 2013/14 – Normanhurst-Warrawee U/14 – 351 runs @ 50, HS 76; 19 wickets @ 9.2 • 2013/14 – Normanhurst-Warrawee D Reserve 548 runs @ 78; HS 88; 9 wickets @ 12.6 • 2013/14 – Normanhurst-Warrawee Junior and Senior runner-up Cricketer of the Year

awards, plus won Rob Aldersley Memorial trophy • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Bowling award – Most wickets in U/14 competition • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield – 48 runs @ 24; 5 wickets @ 24 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Graeme Malcolm Shield (Newcastle Carnival) - 99 runs @ 49;

2 wickets @ 37 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Weblin Shield

Sahil Sharma

• 2013/14 – Normanhurst-Warrawee U/14 – 243 runs @ 40.5, HS 64; 14 wickets @ 7.9, BB 3/6; 7 catches

• 2013/14 – Normanhurst-Warrawee U/14 T20s – 4 wickets @ 2.5, BB 4/6 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/14 President Cup – 4 wickets @ 28.0, BB 2/24 (also filled in

Moore Shield team) • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Weblin Shield

Connor Slater

• 2013/14 – Normanhurst-Warrawee U/14 – 103 runs @ 17.7, HS 49; 19 wickets @ 8.1, BB 3/7

• 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Gee Shield – 5 wickets @ 17.2, BB 3/23 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/13 Ballina Carnival – 54 runs @ 27, HS 41no; 12 wickets @ 6.8,

BB 5/20. Received the Player of the Carnival Trophy • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield

Dhruva Thorat

• 2013/14 – Hornsby District U13 – 448 runs @ 64, HS 76; 11 wickets @ 13.18, BB 4/8 • 2013/14 – Captain of HDCC U/13 Green team that won premiership (previous premiers –

2012/13 (U/12) • 2012/13 & 2013/14 – Hornsby District – Junior Club Champion • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Gee Shield – 76 runs @ 25.33, HS 51 • 2013/14 – Glenn Hourigan Cup – 67 runs (first GHC half-century); Captain – West team • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield

Liahm Williams

• 2013/14 – Berowra U/14 – 122 runs @ 30.50, HS 39; 9 wickets @ 13.67, BB 2/13 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield – only played 2 matches due to fractured wrist • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Graeme Malcolm Shield (Newcastle Carnival) – 8 wickets @ 15.1,

BB 3/11 • 2013/14 – St Pius College – U/14 – 179 runs @ 35.80, HS 47no; 4 wickets @ 20.75,

BB 1/1 • 2013/14 – Berowra C Grade – 14 runs @ 14, HS 14no; 1 wicket @12, BB 1/0 • 2012/13 – HK&HDCA Glenn Hourigan Cup – 3 wickets @ 6.33, BB 3/19 (Player of the

Match – East team) • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Weblin Shield

RTC West team – 2014/15 Coach – Sujith Dissanayake (profile – see page 14) Jamie Shaw (Captain)

• 2013/14 – Pennant Hills U/15 (Premiers) – 117 runs @58.5; 10 wickets @ 3 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield – 33 runs @ 8.3; 9 wickets @ 9.2 • 2013/14 – RTC West – 15 runs • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Weblin Shield • 2014/15 – Sydney Tigers Green Shield

Mitchell Blow (v-c)

• 2013/14 – WPHC U/16 – 22 runs @ 7.33; 16 wickets @ 8.8 • 2013/14 – WPHC Seniors (C3 Premiers) – 78 runs @ 8.67; 36 wickets @ 6.0 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield – 22 runs @ 7.33; 4 wickets @ 36 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Graeme Malcolm Shield (Newcastle Carnival) – 44 runs @ 8.8;

6 wickets @ 12 • 2013/14 – RTC West – 9 runs; 1/14 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Weblin Shield

Alexander Bain

• 2013/14 – Berowra U/14 - 60 runs @ 8.57; 5 wickets @ 30.2 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/14 Presidents Cup – 8 wickets @ 15.75 • 2013/14 – St Pius X College U/14 – 179 runs @ 22.38; 12 wickets @ 15.58

Joshua Banner (w-k)

• 2013/14 – WPHC U/14 (Premiers) – 197 runs @ 28.14, HS 69; 7 wickets @ 28.29, BB 2/8; 4 catches; 1 run out

• 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/14 Presidents Cup – 123 runs @ 61.5, HS 67 no W-K 1 catch, 3 run outs

• 2013/14 – WPHC U/14 Tamworth Tour – 42 runs @ 10.5; 3 catches • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA U/15 IDCA

Riley Behlevanas

• 2013/14 – WPHC U/14 (Premiers) – 298 runs @ 49.67; 10 wickets @ 8.4 • 2013/14 – WPHC Seniors (C3 Premiers) – 34 runs @ 11.33; 1 wicket @ 20 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/13 IDCA – 40 runs @ 8.0; 13 wickets @ 13.7 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Ballina Carnival – 44 runs @ 11; 4 wickets @ 7.5 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield

Jonathan Cheng

• 2013/14 – Pennant Hills U/15 (Premiers) – 161 runs @ 40.3, HS: 46, 9 wkts @ 17.1, 2 catches

• 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/14 Moore Shield – 122 runs @ 17.4, 10 wkts @ 12.9, 4 catches • 2013/14 – Davidson Shield – 102 runs @ 20.4, 5 wickets @ 5.16, 1 catch • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Weblin Shield

Luke Colquohon

• 2013/14 – Pennant Hills U/15 (Premiers) – 159 runs @ 22.71; 6 wickets @ 18.3 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA U/14 IDCA – 99 runs @ 19.8; 3 wickets @ 18.0 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA U/15 IDCA

Yushan Gunawardene

• 2013/14 – Kissing Point U/15 - 172 runs @ 19.1; 8 wickets @ 26.38 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Gee Shield – 13 runs @ 6.5; 8 wickets @ 9.75 • 2013/14 – SSA U/12 Championship NSW – 71 runs @ 30.5; 1 wicket @ 56 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield

Andrew Harvey

• 2013/14 – Pennant Hills U/15 (Premiers) – 202 runs @ 28.86, HS 77; 6 wickets @ 20.67, BB 2/28

• 2013/14 – Pennant Hills Shires – Third Grade – 45 runs @ 22.5, HS 25 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield – 51 runs @ 12.75, HS 26: 3 wickets @ 14.33,

BB 2/26 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Graeme Malcolm Shield (Newcastle Carnival) – 167 runs @ 55.67,

HS 53; 4 wickets @ 24.75, BB 2/16 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Weblin Shield

Justin Plummer

• 2013/14 – Kenthurst / Upper Hills U/14 – 146 runs @ 16.25; 5 wickets @ 33.4, 8 catches • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield – 9 runs (not out), 1 wicket @ 110 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Graeme Malcolm Shield (Newcastle Carnival) – 6 runs @ 2,

6 wickets @ 13, BB 2/7 • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA U15 IDCA

Shivraj Rana

• 2013/14 – Kissing Point U/15 – 190 runs @ 27.14, HS 59; 18 wickets @ 10.44, BB 4/4 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Gee Shield – 9 wickets @ 14.0, BB 4/19 • 2013/14 – Cricket NSW U/13 Academy • 2014/15 – Cricket NSW U/14 Academy • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield

Rashad Rizme

• 2013/14 – Castle Hill RSL U/13 – 209 runs @ 26.13; HS 60no; 14 wickets @ 12.36, BB 5/12; 6 catches; Best batting award.

• 2013/14 – HK&HDCA – Kookaburra Monthly Rising Star award • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Gee Shield – 2 wickets @ 19.5; BB 1/7 • 2013/14 – Castle Hill High School – Open Boys cricket team • 2014/15 – Sydney Junior Winter Cricket Association (Grand Final winners)

6 wickets @ 4.5, BB 2/1; Best bowling average award • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Moore Shield

Historical record of scores from all matches

Season Date Venue Umpires Captains Winner Scores

1998-99 7 March 1999

Storey Bob Somerville Graeme Terry

Michael Friedrich Sean Duffy Draw

East 3/67 [17 overs] (J. Alcorn 30 no, D. Ball 21, M. Code 1/13) drew with West [rain prevented any further play]

1999-2000 5 March 2000 Storey

Bob Somerville Steve Wilson

Michael Friedrich Shayne Lin

East

East 123 [37 overs] (T. Jaeger 32, S. Morrissey 26, P. Kwong 18 no, B. McLean 3/6, C. Codd 2/20, M. Code 2/24, M. Phillips 2/26) and 1/12 [4.4 overs] def. West 121

[33.4 overs] (R. Dias 36, D. Black 20, M. McNicol 18 no, A. Terry 2/2, A. Dewstow 2/10, P. Kwong 2/25, S. Johnson 2/33, S. Lin 2 ct, 1 st) and 9/96 dec . [16.4 overs] (D. Black 23,

M. Phillips 20, J. Ling 3/11, A. Dewstow 3/26)

2000-01 4 March 2001

Mt Ku-ring-gai Tom Brooks Drew Morrow

Jonathon Halliwell Robert Watts

East East 88 (S. Morrissey 31, N. Kimberley 21, M. Frei 4/7) def. West 79 (R. Wanaguru 24, L. Montgomery 2/14, J. Ling 2/15)

2001-02 24 Feb. 2002

Parklands Steve Wilson Les Howard

James Rushton Matthew Stubbs

West West 190 [55 overs] (M. Stubbs 42 no, R. Barratt 41, J. Whealing 20, C. Vilimaa 3/22,

N. Kimberley 3/48, C. Eirth 3 w-k cts) def. East 8/182 [55 overs] (S. Rodgie 48, N. Kimberley 31, L. Montgomery 30; M. Hung, R. Barratt & P. Jackson took 2 wickets each)

2002-03 16 March 2003

Parklands Tim Frei Pat Riley

Chris Thorburn Rob Anderson

West West 223 (C. Thorburn 106 ret. , M. Tinios 38, R. Ulbrich 28 no, D. Lowery 24 no,

P. Jackson 2/36) def. East 210 (A. Newton 64, R. Anderson 51 no, J. Whealing 50, C. Thorburn 3/42, D. Lowery 2/43)

2003-04 29 Feb.

2004 Parklands Steve Wilson

Bob Somerville Jon Whealing Sam Baidya

East East 7/191 [58 overs] (J. Whealing 54, W. Shrubb 42, T. van der Gugten 31, J. Whalley 26

no, M. Jobson 3/33, J. Ellison 2/27) def. West 9/189 [60 overs] (S. Baidya 66, C. Waters 34, M. Jobson 30 no, D. Lowery 29, S. Fox 3/24, B. Scott 2/26)

Season Date Venue Umpires Captains Winner Scores

2004-05 6 March

2005 Parklands Geoff Hasler

Steve Wilson Jon Whealing

Clayton Waters West

West 9/163 [60 overs] (A. Rigato 47, C. Aldersley 23, B. Scott 2/20, D. Wood 2/21, S. Fox 2/28) def. East 126 [49.5 overs] (J. Whealing 29, T. van der Gugten 25,

Y. Samarasinghe 20, C. Aldersley 4/2, S. Dissanayake 2/19)

2005-06 5 March

2006 Parklands Geoff Hasler

Mark Rushton Simon Fox

Eugene Kruger East East 4/175 (M. Sleeman 55, M. Thorburn 54, M. O’Shea 20 no) def. West 147

(C. Mayadunne 65, G. Taylor 21, J. Kerr 4/29, D. Robertson 3/31, D. Wood 2/14)

2006-07 4 March 2007

Parklands Mark Rushton Bruce Wood

Christy Doran Ryan Blaker

East East 6/166 [50 overs] (M. O’Shea 56, J. Cole 35, L. Thompson 33, R. Blaker 3/10,

J. Kerr 2/16) def. West 153 [43.1 overs] (W. Turk 60, J. Kerr 28, P. Bhatia 2/12, M. Taylor 2/20, T. Foreman 2/21, C. Yeates 2/5, C. Doran 3 catches)

2007-08 2 March

2008 Parklands Geoff Hasler Bruce Wood

Matt Taylor Joshua Mann

Draw (Washed out)

2008-09 1 March 2009

Parklands Geoff Hasler Bruce Wood

Daniel Anderson Josh Miller West

West 4/69 dec. [24.1 overs] (D. Anderson 29, L. Tobin 2/13) and 5/97 [13 overs] (A. Rashleigh 30 ret., S. Every 29 ret., L. Skulander 20 ret.) def. East 65 [33.4 overs] (M. Belcastro 15 no, S. Eaton

3/10, U. Somaiya 3/5) and 8/66 dec . [15 overs] (M. Belcastro 28, S. Eaton 2/2, J. Baee 2/2)

2009-10 14 March

2010 Parklands Simon Moore

Bruce Wood Daniel Anderson James Madden

West West 163 [50 overs] (C. Jackson 37, D. Anderson 35 ret., A. Ramakrishnan 17 no, U. Somaiya 2/12, H. Middlebrook 2/40) def. East 129 [43 overs] (D. Nicotra 24 ret.,

J. Madden 21, B. Phillips 20 no, A. Watts 16 ret., A. Ramakrishnan 3/15, D. Anderson 2/15)

2010-11 3 April 2011

Kenthurst Geoff Hasler Bruce Wood

Utkarsh Somaiya Connor Jackson

East East 2/109 [37 overs] (D. Nicotra 56 ret. no, U. Somaiya 30 no) def. West 108 [43.5 overs] (A. Van Weorkom 47, R. Narsai 22, N. Miller 6/26, M. Corish 2/13, A. Watts 3 w-k (2 ct, 1 st)

2011-12 18 March 2012

Kenthurst Geoff Hasler Bruce Wood

John Anderson George Blackwood

West West 7/99 [44.2 overs] (P. Weerasooriya 25, C. Breytenbach 22 no, S. Gracias Flor 17 no,

G. Blackwood 4/12, T. Xavier 2/19) def. East 97 [46.5 overs] (M. Chamberlain 19, M. Corish 17, N. McNay 17, J. Preedy 2/9, C. Breytenbach 2/12)

2012-13 17 March

2013 Turramurra Geoff Hasler Bruce Wood

John Anderson Matt Chamberlain West

West 1/115 [26.3 overs] (D. Piek 69 no, B. Jones 32) def. East 7/114 [40 overs] (T. Loxton 38 no, C. Laidlaw 2/20, L. Anchique 2/22)

2013-14 22 Sept.

2013 Turramurra Geoff Hasler Bruce Wood

Ryan Tullia Anthony Johnston East

East 4/135 [39.4 overs] (R. Tullia 48 no, C. Goddard 40, D. Ratnam 30) def. West 132 [44.3 overs] (A. Johnston 52, Q. Cheng 3/3, S. Balakumar 3/39, A. Bhele 2/14)

2014-15 21 Sept. 2014

Turramurra Geoff Hasler Bruce Wood

Fraser Wilson Jamie Shaw

Historical record of players (since 1998-99)

James Alcorn (1998-99); Chris Aldersley (2004-05) (2005-06); Lachlan Anchique (2012-13) (2013-14); Daniel Anderson (2007-08) (2008-09) (2009-10); John Anderson (2011-12) (2012-13); Robert Anderson (2002-03); Nicholas Andreou (2014-15); James

Baee (2007-08) (2008-09); Sam Baidya (2003-04); Alex Bain (2014-15); Sanjay Balakumar (2012-13) (2013-14); David Ball (1998-99); Joshua Banner (2014-15); Ronin Barratt (2001-02) (2002-03); Jamie Bayliss (2004-05); Riley Behlevanas (2014-15); Mark Belcastro (2008-09); Nick Bennett (2002-03) (2003-04); Arjun Bhasin (2010-11); Parneet Bhatia (2006-07); Avneet Bhele (2013-14); Daniel Black (1998-99) (1999-2000); George Blackwood (2009-10) (2011-12); Ryan Blaker (2004-05) (2005-06) (2006-07); Tom Blissenden (2004-05) (2005-06) (2006-07); Mitchell Blow (2013-14) (2014-15); Daniel Brain (2006-07); Adam Brcic (2006-07); Derek Bridgman (1999-2000); Ben Bridie (2007-08); Jack Bromhead (1998-99); Kevin Brown (2001-02); Tim Brown (1999-2000); Joel Carter (2003-04); Andrew Casey (2005-06); Daniel Chamberlain (2010-11); Matt Chamberlain (2011-12) (2012-13); Rajiv Chandrasana (2009-10); Jonathan Cheng (2014-15); Quentin Cheng (2013-14) (2014-15); Tim Chung (2001-02); Dean Clinch (2000-01); Craig Codd (1999-2000); Matthew Code (1998-99) (1999-2000); Josh Cole (2006-07); Daniel Collins (2000-01); Luke Colquohon (2014-15); Michael Cooke (2002-03); James Cooper (2005-06); Scott Copperfield (2007-08) (2008-09); Matt Corish (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12); Nick Creighton (2005-06); Aaron Crofts (2010-11) (2011-12); Tom Crowther (1998-99); Matthew Davidson (1998-99); Brodie De Kauwe (2009-10) (2010-11); Ciaran De Kort (2012-13); Ashane De Silva (2008-09); Anuj Devalia (2005-06); Alex Dewstow (1998-99) (1999-2000); Randika Dias (1999-2000) (2000-01); Sujith Dissanayake (2003-04) (2004-05); Alex Dolly (2011-12); Nicholas Dolly (2013-14); Jack Donkin (2013-14); Christy Doran (2006-07); Sean Duffy (1998-99); Chris Easy (2008-09); Shaun Eaton (2008-09); Ranga Ediriwickrama (2002-03) (2003-04) (2004-05); Chris Eirth (2001-02); Mitchell Eirth (2002-03) (2003-04); James Ellison (2003-04); Lindsay Evans (2004-05); Sam Every (2008-09); Lachlan Farrar (2001-02); Marcus Felsman (1998-99); Tyger Fitzpatrick (2014-15); Stu Fone (2010-11); Callum Ford (2000-01); Lachlan Ford (2007-08) (2008-09); Tom Foreman (2006-07); Nick Fowler (2014-15); Simon Fox (2003-04) (2004-05) (2005-06); Mark Frei (2000-01); Michael Friedrich (1998-99) (1999-2000); Bingai Gamble (1998-99); Billy Gaunt (2012-13); Isaac George (2008-09); William Giacometti (2012-13); Cooper Goddard (2013-14); Kevin Godfrey (2007-08) (2008-09); Thomas Gohl (2014-15); Ansh Gopalani (2007-08); Savio Gracias Flor (2011-12); Yushan Gunewardhene (2014-15); Daniel Habib (2013/14); Jonathon Halliwell (1999-2000) (2000-01); Jack Hammond (2012-13); Andrew Harvey (2013-14) (2014-15); Stuart Hastings (2008-09); Joshua Hayes (2013-14) (2014-15); Daniel Heidegger (2012-13); Sam Heinrich (2011-12); Scott Henderson (2002-03); Nick Hey (2009-10) (2010-11); Oliver Hing (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12); Dylan Hood (2011-12), Sam Howard (2010-11); Robert Howell (2005-06); Matthew Hung (2001-02); Robert Hungerford (1998-99); Adam Hutchings (2006-07); Connor Jackson (2008-09) (2009-10) (2010-11); Paul Jackson (2001-02) (2002-03); Tim Jaeger (1998-99) (1999-2000); Kyle Jefferys (2008-09); Matthew Jobson (2002-03) (2003-04); Simon Johnson (1999-2000); Anthony Johnston (2012-13) (2013-14); Will Johnston (2010-11); Ben Jones (2012-13); Luke Keary (2006-07); James Kerr (2005-06) (2006-07); Ian Kimberley (2004-05); Neil Kimberley (1999-2000) (2000-01) (2001-02); Elliott Kramer

(2006-07); Rahul Krishna (2012-13) (2013-14); Eugene Kruger (2004-05) (2005-06); Nishad Kulkarni (2001-02); Philip Kwong (1999-2000) (2000-01); Kieran Lahey (1998-99); Conor Laidlaw (2012-13); Ben Langford (2002-03); Peter Lautre (2013-14); Thomas Lee (2009-10); Wynston Lee (2008-09); Jack Leggott (2013-14); Shayne Lin (1998-99) (1999-2000); Josh Ling (1999-2000) (2000-01); Murali Logendran (2007-08); David Lowery (2002-03) (2003-04); James Lowery (2000-01); Travis Loxton (2012-13) (2013-14); Henry Ludlow (2011-12) (2012-13); James Madden (2008-09) (2009-10); Daniel Mahaffey (2003-04); Joshua Mann (2007-08); Greg Marks (2000-01); Thomas Marriott (2008-09); Brett Marvell (2001-02); Josh Mathias (2009-10); Charith Mayadunne (2004-05) (2005-06); Tom McGregor (2003-04); Robert McHugh (1998-99); Blake McLean (1999-2000) (2000-01); Nick McNay (2010-11) (2011-12); Matthew McNicol (1999-2000); Matt McVay (2011-12), Rosh Mendis (1998-99) (1999-2000) (2000-01); Harrison Middlebrook (2009-10) (2010-11); Jack Miller (2010-11); Josh Miller (2008-09); Nick Miller (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12); Luc Modde (2010-11); Ashish Modessa (2001-02); Luke Montgomery (2000-01) (2001-02); Stuart Morgan (2001-02); Stephen Morrissey (1999-2000) (2000-01); Oliver Moss (2012-13) (2013-14); Ashad Munas (2004-05); Bhava Nanda (2009-10); Rushil Narsai (2010-11); Richard Nash (2005-06), Stuart Newman (2001-02); Andrew Newton (2002-03); Akshay Nichkawde (2006-07); Daniel Nicotra (2009-10) (2010-11); Anjan Oberai (2008-09); Kurtis O’Brien (2010-11); Tom O'Loughlin (2011-12) (2012-13), Michael O’Shea (2005-06) (2006-07); Ben Parker (2013-14); James Partridge (2009-10) (2010-11); Chris Pastras (2003-04); Taylor Paton (2005-06); Deane Piek (2011-12) (2012-13); Ben Phillips (2009-10); Josh Phillips (2005-06); Matthew Phillips (1998-99) (1999-2000); Jordan Pidgeon (2007-08); Luke Pignone (2010-11); Justin Plummer (2014-15); Jackson Preedy (2010-11) (2011-12); Rowan Pryor (1998-99) (1999-2000); Aditya Ramakrishnan (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12); Shivraj Rana (2014-15); Thomas Randall (2013-14); Alex Rashleigh (2008-09); Dash Ratnam (2013-14); Nick Reedy (2004-05); Aaron Rigato (2003-04) (2004-05); Mitchell Rixon (2003-04); Rashad Rizme (2014-15); Dylan Robertson (2005-06); Justin Rodgie (2006-07); Scott Rodgie (1999-2000) (2000-01) (2001-02); James Rushton (2000-01) (2001-02); Mark Russell-Jones (2001-02); Aaron Saldanha (2010-11); Yannick Samarasinghe (2002-03) (2003-04) (2004-05); Brendon Scott (2003-04) (2004-05); Danusha Seneviratne (2013-14); Sid Sethi (2008-09); Jamison Sexty (2011-12); Guy Seymour (2007-08) (2008-09); Siddarth Shankar (2009-10); Sahil Sharma (2014-15); Jamie Shaw (2013-14) (2014-15); James Shepherd (2010-11); Guy Sherlock (1998-99); William Shrubb (2002-03) (2003-04); Eknoor Singh (2012-13) (2013-14); Mansimar Singh (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12); Lachlan Skulander (2007-08) (2008-09); Connor Slater (2014-15); Matthew Slee (2010-11); Max Sleeman (2003-04) (2004-05) (2005-06); Luke Smith (2006-07); Steve Smith (2004-05); Utkarsh Somaiya (2008-09) (2009-10) (2010-11); Alec Southam (2004-05); Callum Southgate (2012-13); Adam Stevens (2006-07); Peter Stott (1998-99); Matthew Stubbs (2000-01) (2001-02); Vineet Suri (2010-11); Adam Tan (2013-14); Nathan Tanner (2009-10); Gavin Taylor (2005-06) (2006-07); Matthew Taylor (2006-07) (2007-08); Andrew Terry (1998-99) (1999-2000); Sam Thomlinson (2002-03); Lachlan Thomson (2006-07) (2007-08) (2008-09); Dhruva Thorat (2014-15); Chris Thorburn (2000-01) (2001-02) (2002-03); Luke Thorburn (2008-09) (2009-10) (2010-11); Mitchell Thorburn (2005-06); Michael Tinios (2001-02) (2002-03); Luke Tobin (2008-09); Mark Tobin (2013-14); Solomon Tomlinson-Owens (2005-06); Michael Tulley (2002-03); Ryan Tullia (2012-13) (2013-14); William Turk (2006-07); Ryan Ulbrich (2002-03); Timm van der Gugten (2003-04) (2004-05); Andries Van Weorkom (2010-11); Lachlan Vile (2009-10); Matt Vile (2010-11); Chris Vilimaa (2001-02) (2002-03); Vidushka Vithanage (2012-13); Calum Waldegrave (2004-05); Ben Wallwood (2011-12) (2012-13); Ryan Wanaguru (2000-01) (2001-02); Brad Ward (1998-99); Clayton Waters (2003-04) (2004-05); Albert Watts (2009-10) (2010-11); Martin Watts (2000-01); Robert Watts (1999-2000) (2000-01); Praneeth Weerasooriya (2011-12) (2012-13); James Whalley (2003-04); Julian Whealing (2001-02); Jon Whealing (2001-02) (2002-03) (2003-04) (2004-05); Liahm Williams (2014-15); Fraser Wilson (2014-15); Nick Wilson (2002-03) (2003-04); Steven Wilson (2007-08); Jarrod Witts (2005-06) (2006-07) (2007-08); Daniel Wood (2004-05) (2005-06); Matthew Wright (2014-15); Thomas Xavier (2011-12); Cameron Yeates (2006-07).

RTC Coach Profiles – 2014/15 Braden Cheng (East team) Coaching • Currently completing Level 2 coaching qualification in 2014 • Coached at various HKHDCCA programs since 2012/13 • 2013/14 – HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield Coach – Finalist • 2014/15 – HK&HDCA Gee Shield Coach • 2014/15 – RTC East Coach • Specialist Bowling coach at Barker College since 2013

Club Cricket • 2009/10 – Normanhurst-Warrawee U/16 Premiers • Normanhurst-Warrawee Colts for 3 years; A2s (Kookaburra Cup) for 2 years

School Cricket • Barker College 7A, 8A, 9A teams • Barker College – 3 years in 1st XI (2009-2012) • CAS 1st XI 2012 – Won the NSW Schoolboys Cricket Championships (Best and Fairest award) • 2012 – Made NSW U/19 Schoolboys squad

Rep. Cricket • 2009/10 – HK&HDCA U/16 Presidents Cup - 14 wickets @ 7.21, BB 4/28, 62 runs @ 15.50 HS 28

(Won bowling award) • 2007/08 – AW Green Shield - Sydney Cricket Club (aged 13)

Grade Cricket – Northern District CC • 2013/14 - 23 wickets @ 15.74, BB 6/33, including a record 6 wickets in 7 balls (double hat-trick)

Sujith Dissanayake (West team) Coaching • Level 2 Accredited Coach (since 2013) • Coached at various HKHDCCA programs since 2012/13 • HK&HDCA Shield Coach since 2011/12; U/15 Weblin Shield team in 2014/15 • 2011/12 – Won the U/12 Kookaburra Cup in Canberra with Cawsey Shield • 2012/13 – Coached Cawsey Shield team to NSWDCA rep. semi-finals • 2013/14 – Coached Moore Shield to the NSWDCA rep. quarter-finals • 2012/13 – Received Highly Recommended Certificate (HKHDCCA Coach of

Year Award)

Club Cricket • 2005/06 – U/16 Premiers with WPHC • 2012/13 – Captain of St Ives CC – B Grade team • Represented WPHC (Juniors & Seniors) from 2000/01 to 2010/11 and St Ives (Seniors) 2012/13 • A Reserve Grade Premiers in 2008/09 and 2009/10 with WPHC. 19 wickets @ 15.47 in 2010/11 • Best Batsmen in HK&HDCA U/11 club competition in 2000/01 with WPHC, scoring 253 runs @ 84.3 • During 6 years of Junior cricket with WPHC, won 4 best batsmen and 2 best bowler awards

HK&HDCA Rep. Cricket • Played 5 years from U/12 to U/16 – Premiers in Gee Shield (2002/03) and Watson Shield (2005/06)

AW Green Shield • Represented Northern District CC in 2004/05 and 2005/06 (semi-finalists)

Cricket NSW Emerging Blues • 2003/04 – Represented NSW Metropolitan North (U13)

Ross Turner Cup: • Represented the RTC West team in 2004/05 and 2005/06 • Coach – RTC West team in 2013/14 and 2014/15

Administration • HKHDCCA General Committee Member (2013/14 and 2014/15)

Role of HKHDCCA The Hornsby, Ku-ring-gai & Hills District Cricket Coach es’ Association Inc. (HKHDCCA) was established in 2010 and is responsible for:

• raising the profile of coaching and giving coaches a collective ‘voice’ within the Association;

• promoting the objective that all club and representative coaches attain the Cricket Australia Community (Level 1) accreditation as a minimum (preferably Level 2 for Rep. Shield coaches);

• conducting an annual Community (Level 1) accredited coaching course for HK&HDCA and NDCC members.

• organising Junior Cricket Clinics at Waitara, Hornsby and Kenthurst in partnership with Northern District CC during the September / October and January school holidays for players aged from 6 – 14;

• conducting an annual off-season Specialist Coaching Program pitched at rep. standard players aged 11 – 15;

• implementing an annual off-season development coaching program for U/10 – U/11 players at James Park over 6 Sundays during the Winter months, designed to fast-track their transition from soft to hard ball cricket;

• representing the Coaches’ Association on all cricket coaching matters at the HK&HDCA Council and Executive Meetings (the HKHDCCA President is the delegate);

• providing active HKHDCCA members with professional coaching opportunities at our Junior Cricket Clinics and at the HKHDCCA off-season junior development programs;

• co-ordinating the annual Ross Turner Cup (U/15) and Glenn Hourigan Cup (U/13) annual ‘showcase’ intra-Association representative fixtures, including the preliminary GHC T20 matches;

• identifying potential outstanding young coaches and providing GHC coaching roles and other opportunities;

• recognising excellence in club and representative coaching through our HKHDCCA Coach of Year award (Bruce Wood Cup);

• administering a scholarship scheme designed to provide financial assistance to a limited number of candidates nominated to attend a Cricket NSW accredited coaching course (Level 1, 2 or 3);

• assisting the HK&HDCA Rep. Secretary with coaching matters relating to the representative program, including the provision of qualified coaches to rep. teams as required, and the end-of-season appraisal;

• increasing the participation of girls in cricket through targeted coaching programs and liaison with schools and local clubs;

• enhancing the development of accredited coaches and facilitating a future pathway for club and rep. coaches;

• providing a mentor service to coaches as required, especially new or young coaches seeking guidance;

• seeking Grant opportunities to provide additional funding to expand and further subsidise our coaching programs, and also purchase additional equipment as required;

• arranging a HKHDCCA overseas cricket tour (around U/15 age group) at least every couple of years;

• enabling the Association to maintain a record of all Level 1 and 2 accredited coaches;

• ensuring that all HKHDCCA coaches aged 18 and over have a current Working with Children Check clearance and official registration number;

• one-on-one (or small groups) private coaching on request, depending on the availability of suitable coaches;

• conducting a free Beginners session teaching cricket fundamentals to 'first time' players aged U/8 or older;

• assisting clubs by running some coaching sessions and demonstrating coaching drills to new club coaches;

• holding a free annual clinic for BlowFly cricketers (children with special needs) in January, plus ad-hoc coaching on Saturdays, depending on the availability of coaches;

• supporting local indoor cricket centres with their various programs;

• providing cricket coaching for community groups from non-English speaking backgrounds who have encountered barriers or lack of opportunities to participate in cricket in Sydney.

Bruce Wood has performed the role of HKHDCCA President since 2010-11 and is currently supported by Justin Epthorp as Vice-President, Josh Miller as Secretary, Rod Hokin as Head Coach, and Will Fiedler as Treasurer. HKHDCCA is honoured to have Ross Turner , Tom Richmond OAM and Matt Kean MP as Patrons.

HKHDCCA has organised two pre-season junior cricket clinics during the next school holidays (22, 23 & 24 Sept) and (29 - 30 Sept.) at Mark Taylor Oval, Waitara – refer to flyer: bit.ly/HKHDCCA-Sept-2014

Photos from RTC match on 22 September 2013

Anthony Johnston – cover drive Josh Hayes in full flight

2013-14 RTC Captains , Coaches & Umpires , plus Ross Turner & Jon Whealing (special guests)

Back row – Bruce Wood, Jon Whealing, Sujith Dissanayake, Will Fiedler, Ross Turner & Geoff Hasler At front – Anthony Johnston (West Captain) & Ryan Tullia (East Captain) holding the Ross Turner Cup

Ross Turner addressed the RTC & GHC players, parents & officials before the matches started

2013-14 RTC teams, coaches & umpires , plus Ross Turner (special guest) at Turramurra Oval

East team winning captain, Ryan Tullia , and coach, Will Fiedler , with umpires, Bruce Wood & Geoff Hasler

Tom Richmond OAM, Ross Turner & Glenn H ourigan

Flashback to previous Ross Turner Cup matches

March 2007 - Nick Berman (Hornsby Mayor), Bruce Wood & Mark Rushton (Umpires), Tom Richmond OAM & Ross Turner

March 2009 – Daniel Anderson, Bruce Wood, Tom Richmond OAM, Geoff Hasler, Ross Turner & Josh Miller

Flashback to Ross Turner Cup match in 2011

Nick Miller (left) and Nick McNay (right) – both are now excellent players and regular HKHDCCA coaches

Ross Turner addresses the players before the RTC ma tch at Kenthurst Oval in April 2011

Records PAST RESULTS

1998-99 Drawn; 1999-00 East Won; 2000-01 East Won; 2001-02 West won 2002-03 West won; 2003-04 East Won; 2004-05 West won; 2005-06 East won 2006-07 East won; 2007-08 Washed out; 2008-09 West won; 2009-10 West won 2010-11 East won; 2011-12 West won; 2012-13 West won; 2013-14 East won 2014-15

RECORDS Highest Total: Lowest Total: 223 West 2002-03 65 East 2008-09 Highest Individual Scores (50 or over): 106 ret. Chris Thorburn (West) 2002-03 56 ret. Daniel Nicotra (East) 2010-11 69 no Deane Piek (West) 2012-13 55 Max Sleeman (East) 2005-06 66 Sam Baidya (West) 2003-04 54 Jon Whealing (East) 2003-04 65 Charith Mayadunne (West) 2005-06 54 Mitchell Thorburn (East) 2005-06 64 Andrew Newton (East) 2002-03 52 Anthony Johnston (West) 2013-14 60 William Turk (West) 2006-07 51 no Rob Anderson (East) 2002-03 50 Jon Whealing (East) 2002-03

Best Bowling in an Innings (3 wickets or more): 6/26 Nick Miller (East) 2010-11 3/11 Josh Ling (East) 1999-00 4/2 Chris Aldersley (West) 2004-05 3/15 Aditya Ramakrishnan (West) 2009-10 4/7 Mark Frei (West) 2000-01 3/22 Chris Vilimaa (East) 2001-02 4/12 George Blackwood (East) 2011-12 3/24 Simon Fox (East) 2003-04 4/29 James Kerr (East) 2005-06 3/26 Alex Dewstow (East) 1999-00 3/3 Quentin Cheng (East) 2013-14 3/31 Dylan Robertson (East) 2005-06 3/5 Utkarsh Somaiya (West) 2008-09 3/33 Matt Jobson (West) 2003-04 3/6 Blake McLean (West) 1999-00 3/38 Sanjay Balakumar (East) 2013-14 3/10 Ryan Blaker (West) 2006-07 3/42 Chris Thorburn (West) 2002-03 3/10 Shaun Eaton (West) 2008-09 Dismissals by Keeper in Innings: Catches by Fie ldsman in Innings: 3 (2 ct, 1 st) Shayne Lin (East) 1999-00 3 Christy Doran (East) 2006-07 3 (2 ct, 1 st) Albert Watts (East) 2010-11 3 (ct) Chris Eirth (East) 2001-02 RECORD PARTNERSHIPS:

1st 92 Deane Piek (69 no) & Ben Jones (32) West 2012-13

2nd 83 Chris Thorburn (106 ret.) & Michael Tinios (38) West 2002-03

3rd 95 Andrew Newton (64) & Jon Whealing (50) East 2002-03

4th 47 Andries Van Weorkom (47) & Rushil Narsai (22) West 2010-11

5th 47 * Ryan Ulbrich (28 no) & David Lowery (24 no) West 2002-03

6th 62 Ronin Barratt (41) & Jon Whealing (20) East 2001-02

7th 41 Aaron Rigato (47) & Sujith Dissanayake (11) West 2004-05

8th 43 * Calvin Breytenbach (22 no) & Savio Gracias Flor (17 no) West 2011-12

9th 50 Sam Baidya (66) & Matthew Jobson (30 no) West 2003-04

10th 28 Matthew Stubbs (42 no) & Paul Jackson West 2001-02 Note: Daniel Nicotra (56 no) and Utkarsh Somaiya (30 no) (East) scored an unbroken, match-winning, 3rd wicket partnership of 89 runs in 2010-11, which was ended by an unfortunate retirement. This was the third highest partnership in RTC history.