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Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club

Affiliated with Cricket Victoria, Cricket South Bayside, All Girls Cricket Competition & S.E.C.A.

Kingston Hawthorn is the trading name of the

St. John Vianneys – St. Bedes -

Hawthorn – East Melbourne Cricket

Club Inc.

ARBN A0092274T ABN 158 793 530 65

ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL REPORT

SEASON 2017/2018

Presented to members

18th July 2018

Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club Annual Report | 2017-2018

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Office Bearers & Positions of Responsibility ....................................................................................................................................... 3

Test cricketers ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Grounds: ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 4

Presidents Report ............................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Financial Report .................................................................................................................................................................................. 8

Audit Report ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Coaches Report – James Miller ......................................................................................................................................................... 12

Junior Report: ................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

Petar Ivetic – President 2009/10 to 2017/18 .................................................................................................................................... 17

Obituaries ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Sponsors ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 23

Premiership List ................................................................................................................................................................................ 24

2017/2018 Major Presentations ....................................................................................................................................................... 25

2017/2018 Presentations ................................................................................................................................................................. 25

Junior Awards 2017/18 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 25

Ryder Medal Votes ............................................................................................................................................................................ 26

Statistics 2017/2018 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 27

Congratulations ................................................................................................................................................................................. 28

From the Pressbox ............................................................................................................................................................................ 29

T20 Champions League ..................................................................................................................................................................... 32

Best Partnerships - Club .................................................................................................................................................................... 34

Individual Summary .......................................................................................................................................................................... 34

Best Fielding ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 34

Centuries ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 35

5 Wickets or more ............................................................................................................................................................................. 35

Harry Boyle Award – Club Champion ................................................................................................................................................ 36

Ladders .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 37

2017/2018 Averages ......................................................................................................................................................................... 43

Guest Speaker Functions .................................................................................................................................................................. 50

Cover Photo: James Miller leaving the field at Fitzroy – Doncaster for the last time.


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OFFICE BEARERS & POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY

Patrons Messrs: R. M. Cowper and I. K. Law

No. 1 Members Mayor Cr Tamsin Bearsley & Cr Geoff Gledhill - Kingston City Council

President Petar Ivetic

Vice President Brett Sebire

Administrator/Secretary John R Noonan

Treasurer Danny Stevenson

Chairman of Selectors John Hand

Committee Sue Cater, John Hand, Greg McLeod, Phil O’Meara, David Scott

Coach James Miller

Captains: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

5th

James Miller Adam Bayly Jonathon Boyd

Matt Acocks/Riley Sheldon

Leigh Heinrichs

Junior Coordinator Sue Cater

Ground Maintenance Brian Hunt and Phil O’Meara

Delegates: CV SECA

Petar Ivetic, Brett Sebire Steve McMahon Sue Cater

Scorers 1st XI – Craig Reece 2nd XI – James Maloney

Scoreboard Attendant Ms Annette Cann

Hall of Fame Tom Horan inducted 17 Feb 2007 Harry Boyle 17 Feb 2007 Joyce Bath 17 Feb 2007 Ray Steele 17 Feb 2007 John Atkinson 17 Feb 2007 Jack Cahill 17 Feb 2007 Peter MacAlister 16 Feb 2008 Frank Laver 16 Feb 2008 John Chambers 16 Feb 2008 Bob Cowper 23 March 2012 Alfred Clarke 23 March 2012 Ian Law 23 March 2012 Craig Reece 8th April 2017 Brian Hunt 8th April 2017 Greg McLeod 8th April 2017

Life Members

(Current)

John Atkinson, Peter Artaud, Hamish Bremner, Graham J Christie, Geoff Cormack, Bob Cowper, Peter Cracknell,

Paul Crowe, Ted Cusack, Paul Eddy, John Etherington, John Evans, Chris Fildes, Trevor Finlayson, Leo Gamble, Tim

Godfrey, Lew Green, Peter Hanson, John H Harvey, Martin Horton, Rod Howe, Paul Hulett, Brian Hunt, Andrew

Huntington, Tom Hynes, Brian Irving, Peter Ivetic, Barry Kirk, Peter Knuppel, Ian Law, Peter Lewis, John Maher,

Dennis Mason, Graham Matthews OAM, Greg McLeod, Mrs Robyn McLeod, Martin Mulcahy, Chris Murphy, John

T Noonan, Mrs Anne O’Meara, Philip O’Meara, Jeff O’Rourke, Michael O’Shea, Craig Reece, Joe Reilly, Bill Rhoden,

Mrs Helen Roach, Peter Roach, Peter Robinson, Mrs Gwen Rowe, John Salmon, David B Scott, David Shepard, John

P Smith, Marcus Spencer, Mark Spencer, Danny Stevenson, Kevin Sullivan, Paul Sundberg, Bernie Symons, Michael

Symons, Geoff Terrell, Kenneth B Thomas, Steve Wadsworth, Bruce Wilson, Chris Warne, Peter Wintle.

Life Members

(Deceased)

Bro Finian Allman, Benjamin Barnett AM, Gordon Bate, Harry Boyle, Jack Cahill, David Caithness, Harrold Carroll,

John Chambers, Alfred Clarke, Peter Corboy, Bryan Cosgrove, Harry Davidson, Reginald Dufty. Len Eddy, Bill Ellis,

W Fleming, Ronald Francis, Jack Goldsbury, Edwin Healy, Eugene Healy, William Hickford, Frederick Hilke, Tom

Horan, George Horsburgh, Rev Canon Ernest Hughes, Rev Walter Jona, Alexander Kelso, Kevin Ladd, Frank Laver,

John, Law, Peter MacAlister, Samuel McCorkell, John McNaughton, John Miles, A.R. (Bunny) Mills, Charlie Nodrum,

Bernie Noonan, John Plumridge, Jonathon Pyke, William Rayson, Phillip Reece, A. C. Richardson, Lou Richardson,

William Rigball, Stanley Rimington, John Roach, Peter Robertson, Louis Salvana, Ed Seitz, Harry Smith, , Kenneth

A Thomas, Ken Stevens, Ray Steele, J C Whyte, Peter Wingrave, Vic Woolf


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TEST CRICKETERS

whilst a playing member of the club

Player Years Tests Player Years Tests

Tom Horan * 1877-1885 15 John Harry 1895 1

Harry Boyle 1879-1884 12 Albert Trott 1895 1

Tom Groube 1880 1 Frank Laver 1899-1909 15

Henry Scott * 1884-1886 8 Peter McAlister 1903-1909 8

William Midwinter 1894 3 Edgar Mayne 1921-1922 2

Henry Musgrove 1885 1 Keith Rigg 1930-1931 1

Bill Robertson 1885 1 Ben Barnett 1938 4

Patrick McShane 1885 1 Bob Cowper 1964-1968 27

Joe Worrell 1886-1888 4 * Denotes Captain

GROUNDS:

Walter Galt Reserve (Turf) 1st & 2nd XI Premier Cricket

Harry Trott/IW Johnson Ovals (Turf) 3rd & 4th XI Premier Cricket

St. Bede’s College (Turf) 5th XI CSB Division 6

St. Bede’s College (Synthetic) SECA Under 12C & 12D

Chadwick Reserve Howard Rd AGCC !3 and Under


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PRESIDENTS REPORT

Petar Ivetic PRESIDENT

After 9 years as the President of our wonderful Club, it is with great pleasure I write my final report knowing

our Club is in a much better positioned than it was when I took the reins nine years ago.

Saying goodbye at season’s presentation in front of family, committee, life members, coaches and players

was difficult, however, the decision to move on and pass the baton to Mr. Brett Sebire is the right decision.

Brett and the committee will bring fresh ideas to grow the clubs brand and profile, and I sincerely wish the

Brett and the committee all the very best success for many years to come.

This season is one of transitions, with a new President and head coach for season 2018/19. On-field this season we didn’t meet

expectations and none of our sides played finals, and we fell well short in all grades. However, the culture of the playing group

remains strong and this is something our new head coach will no doubt build upon.

Moving forward, the number one priority and challenge for the club is to secure a second ground. Whilst we have had no support

from Kingston Council, we are fortunate Cricket Victoria (CV) have allowed us to use Ross Gregory oval. However, this will not be

our permanent second home and securing a second ground remains our highest priority.

The other challenge all sporting clubs face is sponsorship. This is becoming increasing difficult and I would like to thank our loyal

sponsors (National Infrastructure Solutions, Parkdale and Mentone Community Bendigo Bank and BLK).

COACHING

Head coach Mr. James Miller has decided to take time away from cricket to spend more time with his young family. James’s

contribution as the Club’s inaugural coach cannot be under estimated. James took on the job 11 weeks prior to season

commencing and managed to develop a playing list which has been competitive. In those 3 years, we defeated Prahran outright,

our first outright win in the first X1 for over 10 years and on 2 occasions we had wins in all 4 grades.

James is a person who has certainly been brought up with the right values and principles. He is extremely hard working, energetic,

passionate and disciplined and will always be known as our first coach. We wish James, Lynda and family all the very best.

With James resignation comes an opportunity for another young and developing coach, and I am delighted by the signing of Mr.

Brad Rossborough as head coach for the 2018/19 season. Brad is a very impressive young man who was assistant coach to James

last year and one who has the support of the committee and players. We wish Brad all the very best success this coming season.

HAWKS CRICKET ACADEMY & CRICKET SCHOOL

The 2018 Hawks Cricket Academy (HCA) and Cricket School (HCS) kicked off in March with an information evening at Walter Galt.

The Club refined the program and reduced the number of weeks from 14 to 10 plus participants from 50 to 25. We secured the

services of Mr. Peter Marshall to run the program, with support from, senior players and committee members.

All training sessions will be at the MCG and a big call out to CV for supporting the Hawks winter program not only for this season,

but for 9 seasons.

APPRECIATION

There are so many people I would like to thank over my nine-year journey.

Firstly, the current committee - another season of hard work, dedication and commitment.

All sporting clubs face the challenge of volunteers and we are very fortunate to have good and loyal volunteers at the Hawks.

Committee:

Brett Sebire: Vice President

Danny Stevenson: Treasurer

John Noonan: Administration Manager


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Sue Cater: General Committee

John Hand: General Committee

Greg McLeod: General Committee

Phil O’Meara: General Committee

David Scott: General Committee

Secondly, I would like to recognise previous committee members who have supported me:

Aaron Dragwidge

Gaurav Kapoor

Stuart King

Marc La Brooy

Shane McQuinn

Bruce Wilson

I would like to further recognise and pass on my deepest appreciation to the following who started the journey nine years’ ago.

Mr. Danny Stevenson, who has had many roles, Treasurer (current), head chef at Monash University, barman and all things IT.

Danny’s loyalty, dedication and contribution to our Club should never be under estimated. Our Club would not be in the financ ial

health it is without the continued support and dedication of Danny, and I am proud to call Danny a good friend and one I have

known for close to 20 years.

Mr. David Scott, who spent many hours at Monash University days working with the on-field to ensure we remained competitive.

David’s role was Director of Cricket, who worked countless hours ensuring we were run professionally. David is also moving on

from the committee due to family and work commitments and I would like to thank my good friend for all his hard work and

dedication to the club.

Mr. Gaurav Kapoor, who did a wonderful job on the committee being the player’s representative and managing all the odd jobs

that no one wanted (e.g. apparel). Gaurav, like Danny, David and Bruce worked closely with me to ensure a successful

amalgamation with Kingston Saints. Having an educated and mature player on the committee certainly helped with the lines of

communication to the players.

Mr. Bruce Wilson, the clubs Administration Manager when at Monash University. Bruce did an outstanding job when managing

the club’s administrative duties and I still recall the glowing feedback from CV and umpires on how our Club was organised.

Although Bruce moved to Melbourne Cricket Club prior to the amalgamation with Kingston Saints, he still pops in to the Hawks

and we speak on a regular basis.

One of the biggest challenges I faced as President was when we moved away from the proposed merger (or takeover) with

Dandenong Cricket Club. This was a very tough decision as it caused significant grief and angst with CV, however, with the support

and loyalty from Danny, David, Gaurav and Bruce ensured we amalgamated with a great Club in Kingston Saints.

Thirdly, our key stakeholder CV. If it wasn’t for Mr. Geoff Tamblyn and the CV board in 2009, we as a club would not have existed.

It was Geoff who supported the club and provided the loan, so we could pay all our debts. We have also had support from current

CV board and management with our amalgamation with Kingston Saints.

I would like to acknowledge Mr. Mike Ronchi (CV Strategy Manager) for his support and friendship and CV chairman Mr. Russell

Thomas.

Both gentleman have been great supporters of our Club and have attended club functions and when asked, always willing to say

a few words.

Furthermore, I would also to recognise the following for the tireless effort, support and dedication to the Club.

Mr. Craig Reece (Club historian) for scoring in the 1st X1

Mr. James Maloney for scoring in our 2nd X1

Ms. Annette Cann for operational management of the scoreboard at Walter Galt reserve


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Mr. Frank Miller as our net captain and 1st X1 team manager

Mr. Brian Hunt for all the hard work around the club on ensuring our grounds are prepared on game day and cleaning

out the club rooms

Mrs. Robyn McLeod and Mrs. Anne O’Meara orf canteen support with lunches and with special events

Mr. Mark Davies as our graphical designer and developing all the Clubs flyers

Mr. Andrew Greenwood for managing the bar and stock

Mr. Mark Ruddy for assisting with Thursday evening dinners, cooking the BBQ on Friday evenings for the Milo kids and

parents and Saturday afternoons

Mr. Darren Sheehan for stacking the bar and support on match days

It was deeply saddening to hear of the passing of Len Eddy (Life Member) this season. Although not in the best of health, Len

would turn up and spend the afternoon watching cricket. Len was a great person, with many a story and one who will be very

much missed.

There have been many memorable achievement and highlights (and some challenges) over the last nine years’. My highlights

include:

Debt demolition evening in January 2010 – raised $29,400

Paying a record debt in 12 months

Mr. Lasith Malinga playing for the Hawks in a T20 match

Fourth XI winning a flag and singing the club song next to my son

Successful amalgamation with Kingston Saints

Inaugural Hall of Fame evening which inducted 3 very well-deserved recipients - Mr. Brian Hunt, Mr. Greg McLeod and

Mr. Craig Reece

Hosted the Victorian Indigenous Cricket team in playing 2 T20 matches prior to the team heading to Alice Springs for the

National Championships

Getting to meet so many wonderful cricket people who I now call friends

Implementing the transition plan for some time now has meant over the last 18 months Brett has stepped in and commenced

chairing the committee meetings since January as well as attending both President and CV delegate meetings. I am very

comfortable we are set up for success!

Each season the Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club has grown its brand and profile and I am extremely proud of not only what we

have achieved in those three years, but what we achieved in the last 9 years. We have a wonderful home, with many volunteers,

financially viable and as important, we have stability both on and off the ground.

Go Hawks!

Petar Ivetic

President


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FINANCIAL REPORT

KINGSTON HAWTHORN CRICKET CLUB INC Reg. No. A0092274T A.B.N 15 879 353 065

Trading, Profit and Loss Statement FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st May 2018

Income 2017-2018 2016-2017

Grants $ 90,238 $ 77,170

Fundraising Activities $ 15,424 $ 25,268

Lease Fees Collected $ - $ 1,750

Functions and Presentation Nights $ 2,792 $ 2,084

Sponsorship and Advertising $ 13,441 $ 24,698

Memberships

Dues and Subscriptions $ 31,959 $ 47,958

Other income

Interest Received

$ 157

Bar and Canteen Sales $ 49,291 $ 52,978

Uniform Sales $ 5,808 $ 15,821

Total Income $ 208,953 $ 247,884

Expenditure

Administration Expenses

Bank Charges $ 1,196 $ 1,149

Fines and Penalties $ 650 $ 300

Interest on CV Loans $ 1,500 $ 930

Postage $ 174 $ 191

Printing and Stationery $ 29 $ 20

Sponsorship Expenses $ 625 $ 2,944

Telephone, Mobile and Fax $ 136 $ 129

Electricity and Gas $ 3,242 $ 2,558

Cricket Expenses

Affiliation Fees $ 1,509 $ 1,340

Clubroom Expenses $ 3,115 $ 2,973

Equipment and Match Day Expenses $ 22,014 $ 12,522

Ground and Facility Hire $ 20,434 $ 31,103

Payments to Players coaches and Umpires $ 79,696 $ 59,021

Repairs and Maintenance $ 23,306 $ 20,256

Other Expenses

Bar and Canteen $ 36,370 $ 42,389

Clothing Purchases $ 12,130 $ 23,134

Donations $ - $ 90

Sundry Expenses $ 6,071 $ 4,270

Trophies and presentation Expenses $ 2,648 $ 3,246

Total Expenses $ 214,846 $ 208,565

Surplus/(Deficit) from ordinary Activities $ ( 5,893) $ 39,319

These statements should be read in conjunction with the attached notes and audit report.


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KINGSTON HAWTHORN CRICKET CLUB INC Reg. No. A0092274T A.B.N 15 879 353 065

BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st May 2018

Assets 2017-2018 2016-2017

Current Assets

Petty Cash $ 2,841 $ 1,321

HEMCC ING Investment $ 295 $ 295

HEMCC NAB $ - $ 192

KHCC Bendigo Cheque Account $ 28,111 $ 47,297

KSCC Bendigo Account $ - $ 339

Prepayments $ 2,945

$ 34,192 $ 49,445

Non-Current Assets

Plant and Equipment at cost $ 1,500 $ 1,500

Furniture and Fittings at cost $ 39,300 $ 39,300

Property Improvement at cost $ 112,200 $ 112,200

$ 153,000 $ 153,000

Total Assets $ 187,192 $ 202,445

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Sundry Creditors $ 5,481 $ -

Provision for GST $ 1,897 $ 1,737

$ 7,378 $ 1,737

Non-Current Liabilities

Loans Secured $ 45,000 $ 60,000

Total Liabilities $ 52,378 $ 61,737

Net Assets $ 134,814 $ 140,708

Equity

Accumulated Surplus $ 134,814 $ 140,708

Total Equity $ 134,814 $ 140,708

These statements should be read in conjunction with the attached notes and audit report.


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AUDIT REPORT

AUDITORS REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF THE KINGSTON HAWTHORN CRICKET CLUB

QUALIFIED OPINION

The purpose of the audit is to express an opinion on the financial report of Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club, which comprises the

Balance Sheet as at 31 May 2018, the Profit & Loss Statement, and notes to the financial statements, including a summary of

significant accounting policies, and the responsible entities declaration.

In our opinion, except for the effect of the matters described in the “Basis of Qualified Opinion” section of our report, the

accompanying financial report of Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club gives a true and fair view of the entity’s financial position as at

31 May 2018 and of its financial performance for the year then ended.

BASIS FOR QUALIFIED OPINION

1. Cash takings in the form of player subscriptions, bar sales and canteen sales are a significant source of revenue for Kingston

Hawthorn Cricket Club. The control mechanisms surrounding the receipt, collection and recording of cash prior to entry into its

financial records are insufficient. Accordingly, as the evidence available to us regarding this revenue from this source was limited,

our audit procedures with respect to cash receipts and payments had to be restricted to the amounts recorded in the financial

records. We, therefore are unable to express an opinion on whether the recorded cash income and expenses are complete.

2. All assets in the Balance Sheet are represented at the purchase prices rather their current written down or market values.

Additionally, Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club does not have a current record of the specific machines, memorabilia, furniture and

other assets that are in the club’s possession. Such assets have not been valued nor have they been sighted to confirm their

continued existence.

We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Our responsibilities under those standards are further

described in the Auditor’s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report section of our report. We are independent of the

registered entity in accordance with the ethical requirements of the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board’s APES

110 Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) that are relevant to our audit of the financial report in Australia. We

have also fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.

OTHER INFORMATION

The Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club are responsible for the other information. The other information comprises the information

included in the registered entity’s annual report for the year ended 31 May 2018 but does not include our auditor’s report. Our

opinion on the financial report does not cover the other information and accordingly we do not express any form of assurance

conclusion thereon.

The scope of the audit does not extend to the other information and, thus, does not consider whether the other information is

materially inconsistent with the financial report or our knowledge obtained in the audit or otherwise appears to be materially

misstated. We have nothing to report and express no opinion in this regard.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF RESPONSIBLE ENTITIES FOR THE FINANCIAL REPORT

The responsible entities of the entity are responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in accordance

with Australian Accounting Standards and for such internal control as the responsible entities determine is necessary to enable

the preparation of the financial report that is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.


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In preparing the financial report, entities are responsible for assessing the entity’s ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing,

as applicable, matters related to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless the responsible entities

either intends to liquidate the registered entity or to cease operations, or has no realistic alternative but to do so.

The responsible entities are responsible for overseeing the entity’s financial reporting process.

AUDITOR’S RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE AUDIT OF THE FINANCIAL REPORT

Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report as a whole is free from material

misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is

a high level of assurance but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards will

always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if,

individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis

of the financial report.

As part of an audit in accordance with the Australian Auditing Standards, we exercise professional judgement and maintain

professional skepticism throughout the audit. We also:

• Identify and assess the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error, design and

perform audit procedures responsive to those risks, and obtain audit evidence that is sufficient and appropriate to

provide a basis for our opinion. The risk of not detecting a material misstatement resulting from fraud is higher than for

one resulting from error, as fraud may involve collusion, forgery, intentional omissions, misrepresentations, or the

override of internal control.

• Obtain an understanding of internal control relevant to the audit in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate

in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the registered entity’s

internal control.

• Evaluate the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates and related

disclosures made by responsible entities.

• Conclude on the appropriateness of the responsible entity’s use of the going concern basis of accounting and, based on

the audit evidence obtained, whether a material uncertainty exists related to events or conditions that may cast

significant doubt on the registered entity’s ability to continue as a going concern. If we conclude that a material

uncertainty exists, we are required to draw attention in our auditor’s report to the related disclosures in the financial

report or, if such disclosures are inadequate, to modify our opinion. Our conclusions are based on the audit evidence

obtained up to the date of our auditor’s report. However, future events or conditions may cause the registered entity to

cease to continue as a going concern.

• Evaluate the overall presentation, structure and content of the financial report, including the disclosures, and whether

the financial report represents the underlying transactions and events in a manner that achieves fair presentation.

We communicate with the entity regarding, among other matters, the planned scope and timing of the audit and significant audit

findings, including any significant deficiencies in internal control that we identify during our audit.

Lydon Desa CA

11/07/2018


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COACHES REPORT – JAMES MILLER

As mentioned at the end of season presentation night, it is always difficult digesting a season and all the

components that make up 5 months of playing and countless additional work behind the scenes from

assistant coaches, committee and volunteers.

Having also announced that 2017/18 would be my last at the helm of Kingston Hawthorn there was the

additional reflection of 3 years in the job, which helped me grow as a coach, player and individual.

Unfortunately, juggling duties of playing, coaching, professional development (practitioner and manager), and getting quality time

with my beautiful family had become too great.

I’m proud of many aspects of where the club has progressed but leave knowing there is a long way to go to achieve “success” at

Premier level. The hardest part of my decision to step down was the “unfinished” nature of our clubs building phase, however on

reflection how many coaches can really say they’ve ever done the job 100% and there are no further mountains to climb?

I’m delighted Brad has taken the reigns and I wish him and the club all the best for the 2018/19 season and beyond, rest assured

I will be no stranger to match days, however how much cricket I see with a youthful trio of 2,5 & 7 on board is yet to be seen!

In a reversal of the time-honoured end of season review format I’ll get the thank you’s out early:

Firstly, to Brad – Your help behind the scenes and unanimous support of the coaching methods and philosophies was world class,

you have all the tools within your skill set to become a great coach… You got this!

Phil: From day one an educated and experienced ear I could enlist to discuss anything cricket related and leave the discussion

feeling wiser for the experience – Thank you.

Franky: What are we going to do without Saturday’s Cricket? Thank you so much for all you have done in 2017/18, the prior two

season and the 17 before that. See you on the 1st tee.

The Board: Again, unanimous support for myself and any desire I had, there were some testing times however faith in me and my

ideals was ever constant – thank you all.

Petar: Your service to the club should never be underestimated, there would be no Kingston Hawthorn without your efforts, and

your legacy will remain for many years to come.

Volunteers: If there were no KHCC without Petar, then KHCC would not last long at all without our wonderful volunteers – Special

thanks to Mark & Annette for Thursday and match day meals and operating the most under-rated scoreboard in Premier Cricket!

Lynda: For reasons I probably don’t need to mention!

This season uncovered 6 Debutants to Premier First XI cricket, all with different roads covered to get to the milestone, and with

bright futures moving forward:

Chris Diggle

Harrison Goad

Brad Rossborough

Shivank Vijaykumar

Luke Heath

Justin Kramersh

Highlights of the season included:


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o Toolamba match practice bringing new players into a competitive environment in September.

o Gelling new players and our proud multicultural backgrounds together as 1 first XI team.

Through most of the season we had players from diverse backgrounds as:

India

India via Abu Dhabi

Sri Lanka

Ireland

England

Afghanistan

Australia

Frankston & Cranbourne!

We finished the season with a number of memorable wins vs eventual finals sides Essendon, Geelong & Footscray

A massive outright victory vs Prahran with 26 wickets in a memorable first day.

Melbourne totalling 5/450, however we never gave up and subsequently bowled our opposition out for 50, 160 & 140 resulting

two huge victories.

100’s to JT v Melbourne University and Melbourne showing real quality and his elevation to leadership (VC) at Gloustershire – We

look forward to seeing you back at the club in the future.

2nd XI reverse outright attempt v Melb at the Albert ground

Jay Kramersh single handedly winning the game v Casey South Melbourne

100’s to Don Rambo / Don Simo (That has a ring to it) and Don Kerr (He has arrived)

Hi 5’s to Garry & Benny C, Snoppy’s 7fa v Melbourne Uni, Javed creating 8 chances (8 different Batsmen v Prahran was genuinely

world class & Rhino finishing the season strong with bat and ball.

Congrats to Chris Diggle & Yasiru Herath for your respective individual awards, I urge you both to press on and leave no stone

unturned in your quest for further success.

Another huge highlight and feather in the cap of Kingston Hawthorn and Premier cricket was the selection of Kingston’s own

Tyrone Kane for test match selection versus Pakistan in May.

Ben Slater also tasted International selection with a call up to an ECB XI to play India A, two Hawks for life plying their trade at the

very top level, something we should all aspire to.

My final message to all players from the departing coach:

Success should not be measured as wickets taken and runs made, rather the relationships you form during that

time.

Burn the fire within – push yourself to be better, constantly work at being the very best version of you

Good luck and thanks for the memories!

CRICKET!

Funk


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FIFTH XI

Expectations were high for the 5th XI entering the season, as a rag-tag band of veterans hoped to pool together enough apathetic

firepower to bully their way through Cricket Southern Bayside’s Division 6. Despite coming up short in both the White Ball Final

and the Semi Final, I hope all my teammates found the enjoyment they were looking for from the outset of the season, as this

teams primary goal was to have fun (often and preferably at the expense of your teammates). I would like to thank everybody

who helped me through my first season as captain and look forward to enjoying a more successful season in 2018/2019.

Special thanks are extended to Warwick, who handled the majority of scoring duties throughout the season, and Darren who ably

filled-in when called upon.

Thank-you to the Club Administration and volunteers for their support in keeping the team running as well as making the Club an

enjoyable place to spend time this past summer.

Thank-you to the Premier playing group, who’s matchday support when available was greatly appreciated, particularly for the

White Ball Final on the Galt as well as the Semi Final. Thank-you to Funk for accommodating us at training and not chastising us

for our jovial shenanigans.

Significant milestones and highlights were achieved throughout the season, with notable mentions to the following:

Chris Murphy’s 400th club game

Peter Robinson’s 300th club game

Ash Wood’s 200th club game

Jamie Parton’s 100th club game

Michael O’Shea’s league leading 28 wickets.

Chris Giosis’ league best 7/38 in the Semi Final against Parkdale United.

Jamie Parton’s league best 86 against Murrumbeena.


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JUNIOR REPORT:

Numbers of Juniors started low, but players joined throughout the season. The junior format changed this year which was difficult for some of the players on the cusp to come to terms with at first, but I think overall this benefitted the players. Both the U12 and U14 sides had 2 coaches which worked well with work commitments.

The U12B’s were playing in a league too high but this was to enable them to continue to play on Friday nights. Unfortunately, because of this we were unable to secure a win although the team still enjoyed their cricket. The U14’s made finals playing fantastically but unfortunately got knocked out.

We will likely be light on coaches next season for the younger grades I am hoping that we have at least one full Rookie side recruited from our four T20blast sides, but I have already approached Kingston Heath in case we only have a few again.

Kingston Heath ran a fantastic program for the Rookies. They had a one net each session dedicated to individual batting coaching that will benefit the players long term. We still have some U14s that need that kind of attention.

We will need another recruitment drive next season for the girls as 3 of the 6 will not play next year and the others I am not sure about. We only had six players rather than 7 this year. Sean Hawkins will not be coaching next year. So, we really need to investigate how to run this.

Coaches reports below from U12’s and U14’s

Junior Co-ordinator Sue Cater

U12B REPORT

The team started the season a little under-manned (7 players instead of 9), however, we were well supported by siblings (thanks Xavier Martine), a coach’s daughter (thanks Grace McMahon) and a coach’s next-door neighbour (thanks Shaedyn). As the season unfolded though, we ended up with a list of 10 players, 6 of whom were playing cricket for the first time ever!

Although the team remained winless for the season, we were certainly not lacking for enthusiasm, team encouragement and a genuine desire to improve in all facets of the game. Training sessions were a delight to run, and as the season progressed it was rewarding to see individual players progress in their development as well. For example, some players batted to retirement, some hit their first boundary or took their first wicket, and some were involved in spectacular run-outs.

It has been an absolute pleasure to coach the U/12’s and we can only hope they stick around for next season and continue to have fun, enjoy being in a team environment and further their love for cricket.

Chris Reeves & Andrew Hunter

U14B REPORT

Steve McMahon and I agreed to co-coach the u/14s this year and going off last year’s U12s results and the return of some upper age boys we were confident of a good standing. We also had several boys still eligible for U12’s who stepped up and played an age above all year which was a big help. After a bit of a slow start to the year; we won our last game before the Christmas break comfortably and the boys went from strength to strength after the break. After re-enforcing we were still a big chance at finals, the boys knuckled down and won every game, culminating in a do or death last round clash against Bon Beach to see who would take 4th spot and make finals. We bowled magnificently and restricted them to 140, then came out the next week and put them to the sword with Baden, Cory and Kane playing great innings to see us into the semi-final against the undefeated Beaumaris. We batted first and had great contributions all round. The boys were high on self-belief and

the following week we again bowled and fielded magnificently with some cracking catches by Luke, Tommy and Hugo keeping us right in it. It eventually came down to us needing one wicket, Beaumaris needing 4 runs and 7 balls left. Despite the boys’ best efforts, they managed to sneak a boundary and claim victory. It wasn’t the way we wanted to finish the year, but both Steve and I were enormously proud of the way the boys carried themselves throughout the year and it was one we thoroughly enjoyed. A


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big congratulation to Kane and Cory on winning the batting and bowling averages, and special mention to Luke who made the SECA U12’s Josh Browne Plate team and was their leading wicket taker for the tournament. A very big thank you to Sue Cater for not only being team manager but taking on the role of junior co-ordinator, she made our coaching job much easier with her assistance. Thanks to Chris and Andrew for taking on the U12s coaching roles and running training sessions for our boys when Steve and I were not available. I hope the boys return for another crack at it next year.

Chris Sullivan

ROOKIES REPORT

The start of the season looked somewhat disappointing until Kingston Heath combined with our 3 rookies to create a team of 7 core players. Kingston Heath took the reins with this in using their ground as home base along with Adam and Zac running the show. Ably supported by Paul Brown as team manager. The boys could train on both Wednesdays with the Hawks and Thursdays with the Heath. The combine worked together well, we tried to have all players train together but couldn’t quite manage that.

By the end of the season we had 9-10 players that played both boys and girls. Skills across the board improved as they all got used to trying to play in full kit, which is a challenge for some to try and run in.!!

Training sessions all went well, and thanks to the junior coaches at Kingston Hawthorn for having the Rookies join in U12/14 training. Those coaches gave good instruction and encouragement throughout the season at training. As did Adam and Zac on game days, the kids really took to those two and made the games, training a lot of fun.

There were roughly 13 games played over the season, with 11 wins and 2 loses. A few of the boys helped out in U12 at Kingston Hawthorn when they were a bit short of players and held their own which was encouraging.

All in all, was quite a success with good support provided.

U13 GIRLS

It was great to get a girl’s side off the ground for the first time. Their first match was in the rain with only 3 players against Dingley the coaches of the other team were very understanding, and they played a training game. The girls were very keen to play but other sporting commitments will prevent a few of them from playing next season.

The girls played one player short all season, they learnt a lot and had fun. They had one win for the season when they played a team with an equal number of players. Sean did an amazing job coaching the girls, but we will need another recruitment drive to get a team up next season. The girls trained on a Monday night and played on Wednesdays.


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PETAR IVETIC – PRESIDENT 2009/10 TO 2017/18

Mr Petar Ivetic was elected President of the then Hawthorn-Monash University Cricket Club at the AGM on June 25, 2009 when

the Club was in a perilous state, financially recording an operating loss of $138K and in debt to the tune of $73K. In addition, the

Club was facing sanctions from the governing body Cricket Victoria with fines, loss of points and individual players being suspended

for breaching the Professional Player Rules.

What a challenge for the incumbent President! And who is Petar Ivetic? This could not be better explained than in a Foreword to

the 2010-11 Annual Report written by Club Patron at the time Ian Law with an extract quoted hereunder:

“Twelve months ago, our club, despite its wonderful history, was under threat of extinction. A concerned parent of a young player

sought the truth, then had the courage to preside over the Club, demolish the debt in which it found itself, and restore its pride.

Petar Ivetic is a perceptive, positive, determined and productive President. He was born in England after his family migrated from

Serbia, but until his son played cricket, his chosen sport was soccer. He therefore lacked the generations of cricket knowledge

inherited and enjoyed by most cricket lovers, but I suspect he is catching up fast!

The Club survived the most difficult season in its history, but the modus operandi has been recognised by Cricket Victoria and

that’s a feather in the Club’s cap”

Under Petar Ivetic’s leadership within 12 months the Club returned to a financially stable position recording an operating profit

of $96K with the bank balance ‘back in the black’ at $22K. A magnificent achievement primarily thanks to the initiative of a Debt

Demolition evening when players – past & present, members/life members rallied to the cause, to the extent at the end of the

2010-11 season the Club was debt free with $58,500 initially owed to Cricket Victoria being paid back in full, two years ahead of

schedule.

The Club’s next challenge emerged when Mr Ivetic received a letter from Monash University’s Executive Director Campus

Community Division, Mr Vladimer Pripich on April 4, 2014 stating:

“Monash University is embarking on an ambitious program to increase opportunities to enjoy the benefits of an on-campus living

experience and the University has to rationalise the footprint of both its sporting fields and other spaces in order to accommodate

the residential expansion of as much as 8000 beds over the next 10 years.” At that point Monash University was unable to

guarantee the availability of facilities suitable for Premier Cricket post the end of the 2014-15 Cricket season.

With that the Club needed to find another ‘home’

Again, driven by the President with Committee support, the Club embarked on options, initially agreeing to merge with Premier

Club Dandenong only to later withdraw, considered unsuitable primarily for ongoing identity/historical reasons.

The Club sourced other options and merged with the Sub-District Club Kingston Saints to form the Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club

for the 2015-16 season under the Presidency of Mr Ivetic. He has since completed three years at the helm of an administratively

successfully merged Club and one that is respected and competitive on the field. He hands over the reins with the Club in good

shape.

Well played Petar Ivetic – it has been an extraordinary nine-year tenure.

Bruce Wilson

Former Hawthorn Monash Cricket Club Administrator


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OBITUARIES

The Club offers their condolences to players and members who have suffered bereavements during the past year.

GORDON JONES RAYSON: B: 08.11.1924 D: 01.07.2017

Gordon Rayson, who died in July 2017 aged 92, was a leg spin bowler at Hawthorn-East Melbourne during the early years of the Second World War. That he was a bowler of leg-breaks was not surprising.

Gordon came from a family steeped in cricket history. His grandfather, Charles, played cricket for Malmsbury in the 1880’s and 1890’s, where he was a respected top order batsman. He was also a member of the Malmsbury CC committee and was at one time its Honorary Secretary. In 1896, Charles played for Malmsbury Non-Smokers against Malmsbury Smokers. The Smokers made 67 to which the Non-Smokers replied with 1 for 58 at stumps. The match was drawn. Charles Rayson made 17 not out.

Charles’ son, William, (the father of Gordon) was the brilliant leg-break bowler Bill Rayson, who played briefly for Caulfield and Prahran, during the years of the First World War, before settling at East Melbourne and the later merged Hawthorn-East Melbourne. He became one of the best spin bowlers in Victoria during the 1920’s and represented Victoria on six occasions. Bill Rayson was also the first of an almost unique trilogy. His son Max and grandson Roger, both bowled leg-breaks and both also represented Victoria. It is likely that the Meuleman family comprising, Ken, Robert and Scott are the only other Australian cricket family with father, son and grandson all playing first-class cricket.

Gordon Rayson was seventeen years of age when he first played at H-EM in 1941. His debut season at Glenferrie Oval was played mostly with the Third XI. His performances were sufficient for the club to write in the Annual Report, that Gordon was a “promising

player.” In the following season, 1942-43, he again played mostly with the Third XI or Eastern Suburbs XI as it was then known.

However, his appearances with Hawthorn-East Melbourne were greatly reduced by his enlistment, with the R.A.A.F. His Military Service would see him play little or no further cricket at the Club. The image at right of Gordon in military uniform is provided courtesy of the Rayson family.

After the end of hostilities, in 1945, Gordon resumed cricket with University playing in their Third XI before later playing with Camberwell in the Sub-District, from 1948 to 1952. Here he played 16 First XI matches where his leg breaks, developed over the decade, would bemuse many batsmen and bring him many wickets. His best bowling figures for Camberwell First XI came in the 1950-51 season, when he took 6 for 39 against Port Melbourne, 7 for 130 against Ormond and 5 for 70 against Preston. His batting was

generally confined to the lower order of the Camberwell innings.

Two of Gordon’s brothers were also talented cricketers. Bruce Rayson (1922-1982), played four First XI matches for Collingwood in 1941-42. Bruce later played at Hawthorn-East Melbourne with the Second and Third XI’s from 1945 to 1947. Another brother, Max (1912-1993), played First XI cricket for the VCA Colts, Melbourne, Collingwood and Prahran as well as 3 matches for Victoria in 1937.

JOHN LINDSAY CHAMBERS: B: 14.10.1930 D: 12.09.2017

With the death of John Chambers in September 2017, the Club lost one its greatest batsmen, revered by club-mates and opponents alike.

Chambers – generally known as ‘Cocky’ – was a punishing left-hand batsman of great enterprise. He was not one to allow a bowler to dictate terms of the contest and when set, was not just a fast run-scorer, who batted with confidence and freedom, but a prolific run-scorer.

His youthful ability was so good, that he was selected for Victoria to play against Tasmania on the MCG in January 1950, aged only 19 years. His first innings disappointingly produced only 8 runs. Unperturbed, he took full advantage of his opportunity in the second innings. He led a spirited Victorian run-chase and scored 122 to take Victoria to within six runs of victory, which was duly achieved, shortly after in the final over the match.


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It is largely understood that he was given the nick-name of ‘Cocky’ by the opposing St. Kilda leg-spinner, Norm Lynch. Lynch played with St. Kilda 1st XI for twenty years and took 529 wickets. One day at Glenferrie Oval, the confident Chambers clouted a six from Lynch’s bowling which brought forth a retort from the aggressive leg-spinner that he (Chambers) was a “cocky” batsman. These ill-chosen words from Lynch not only gave Chambers a life-long nick-name but aroused the batsman to action. Lynch commented later that he then endured four overs of pain as Chambers treated his bowling with disdain.

John Chambers was born in Geelong in 1930. His father, Jack, was a school teacher in Geelong. In his younger years, Jack was a good footballer and played in the 1925 Geelong premiership team. This instilled in the young John, a life-long passion for Geelong Football Club, who could do no wrong!

John attended Geelong College, where he proved to be a talented sportsman, excelling at cricket, football and tennis. He played for and captained the cricket First XI (scoring over a thousand runs) and was a member of two premiership teams, in 1946 and 1947. He also played First XVIII football from 1946 to 1948.

His natural sporting talent did not go un-noticed. Geelong Football Club invited him to play for their Under 19 team and South Melbourne Cricket club, no less interested, invited Chambers to play with them which he did from 1948 to 1950. He later credited his South Melbourne captain the then Australian captain, Lindsay Hassett, for offering several important tips on batting and protecting his wicket. Chambers’ first representative match was for ‘Country Colts’ against ‘City Colts’, in 1948.

After two years with South Melbourne, a change of residential location qualified him to play for Hawthorn-East Melbourne. His debut for H-EM was in October 1950 at Glenferrie against University where he made six. It wasn’t until February 1951 that he scored his first century for the Club – 113 against North Melbourne. Over the next six years he was recognized as one of Victoria’s most brilliant and consistent batsmen. He was selected for Victoria on 27 occasions and scored three first-class centuries. At Hawthorn he was a member of two premiership teams (1950-51 & 1955-56) and scored over 3,000 runs with six centuries. His highest score of 209* was against Richmond in October 1954. It remains the last First XI double century scored by a Hawthorn batsman in District/Premier cricket.

However, whilst at the height of his cricket career, he shocked many when he chose to ‘retire’ from first-class cricket when, in 1957, he was transferred in his work to regional Victoria. Remuneration at first-class cricket level was poor and with a growing family, he elected to place business ahead of cricket. ‘Cocky’ surely had the talent to represent Australia.

After one-year hiatus from District cricket, Chambers returned to H-EM for the 1958 season and was elected captain. In 1959-60, he showed all the class of his early years and in a brilliant season scored over 700 runs with his last four innings all producing centuries. Sadly, in 1962, he again placed his business career ahead of cricket and departed Hawthorn-East Melbourne.

Surprisingly, in 1965, after four years absence from the game and at an age when most retired, Chambers returned to District First XI cricket a third time. Welcomed back at H-EM he provided plenty of entertainment in two very productive seasons where he scored 1171 runs at 48.66. In 1968, he stood down from the First XI to captain the Sub-District team but was recalled to the District First XI for three matches in early 1969, before finally retiring from First XI cricket.

“Cocky” Chambers was not just an inspirational player for the Club, but also contributed as a committeeman, Hon. Assistant Secretary and gave his time to help coach the Dowling Shield team. A son, Peter, later played with H-EM lower eleven teams.

In 2000, John was elected in the Hawthorn-East Melbourne team of the century. He was also elected a Hon. Life Member and in 2008, elected into the H-EM Hall of Fame.

He was, for several years, Chairman of Selectors for Victoria and a delegate for Waverley CC to the VCA. He was a member of the VCA 200 Club and was awarded Life Membership of Cricket Victoria for his lengthy and outstanding contribution to cricket in Victoria.

At right: John Chambers, Hawthorn-East Melbourne cricketer, in 1955.

At the end of his cricket career, John became a very good golfer and was elected captain of Kingston Golf Club.


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John passed away at a private hospital in Blackburn in September 2017. At the time of his passing John had been married to Merilyn for 62 years. “Cocky’s” funeral, in Black Rock, was well attended by cricketers across the generations, including several Test and Interstate players and several former H-EM team-mates.

As his son Peter remarked at the funeral service, ‘Cocky’ always remembered “his beloved Hawthorn-East Melbourne.” In return, a grateful Club could never forget his brilliance.

John CHAMBERS Mat. Inn’s NO HS Avg 100 Wkts Runs Avg

H-EM District FIRST XI (1950-1969) 148 176 14 209* 37.5 14 5 187 37.4 Victoria (1949-1954) 27 44 0 122 1457 33.11 3

LEONARD JOHN EDDY: B: 27.11.1928 D: 26.10.2017

In 2015, Len Eddy was elected a Hon. Life Member of Hawthorn-East Melbourne CC. He was, technically, amongst the last such elected. This was in the months before H-EM agreed merger terms with Kingston Saints CC. For over twenty years, Len was a member of the Club. He was, at various stages, a committeeman, practice captain, and chairman of selectors. Len regularly attended matches and was last in attendance at the ground for the opening match of last season, when Kingston Hawthorn lost to Richmond. It was during the match that Len received a sharp knock to his left wrist from a ball, hit for six, which cleared the fence. Stoically, he signalled to all that he was alright before continuing with his cup of tea, drunk with his right-hand.

Earlier in his sporting career, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, Len was a football umpire with the VFL Reserve Grade. This enta iled many week-ends of long travel, depending on where his umpiring appointment took him, which could be almost anywhere within Victoria. It offered, however, the opportunity to visit many small towns, in which to enjoy travel, his umpiring and many comments from parochial home-town locals!

THE HONOURABLE, ALEC JAMES SOUTHWELL QC: B: 01.11.1926 D: 26.01.2018

The Hon. Alec Southwell died on Australia Day, 2018, aged 91.

Possibly he is best known in Victoria for his lengthy legal career in which he later became a highly respected judge who served in the County Court and the Supreme Court.

Alec Southwell was born in 1926. He spent much of his school years at Melbourne Grammar from where he matriculated. He was not only a talented academic student but a talented sportsman who excelled at cricket. In 1943 he represented the Melbourne Grammar First XI.

Leaving school, he enrolled at the University of Melbourne, but his full-time studies were deferred until the duration of the Second World War. In 1944, he took up the fight for the nation and joined the Navy. He served for some time on the H.M.A.S. Penguin and saw service overseas in New Guinea and Morotai.

After his demob from the Navy, in late 1946, he returned to the University of Melbourne to study law. He also resumed his cricket career. From 1946 to 1951 Alec, a right-hand batsman, played 31 First XI matches with University. At University, he was awarded a cricket half blue. His cricket form was acknowledged with selection for Melbourne University in the annual varsity cricket matches against Adelaide University and Sydney University.

In 1951, with his studies completed, Alec continued his cricket career with Hawthorn-East Melbourne in whose district he resided. Perhaps, he was always destined to play cricket at Hawthorn. He was born in Hawthorn and lived in the suburb with his family for many years.

Over the next four seasons, from 1951 to 1955, he played 15 matches for the H-EM First XI. His lack of First XI matches is not a reflection of a batsman showing inconsistent form, but an acknowledgement that at the time the Club was immensely strong, boasting between four to six batsmen who often claimed places in the Victorian team. Altogether, the Club regularly fielded up to nine players with first-class experience.

In his final season with the Club, 1954-55, Alec won the Second XI batting (average 34.18) with a highest score of 101 against St. Kilda. In all, he scored two centuries for the Club, both with the Second XI. His highest score with the H-EM First XI was 66 made


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against Fitzroy in the last match of the 1952-53 season. An occasional bowler, he claimed two wickets, with his best effort being 1 for five against Melbourne in 1951.

Alec played tennis with fellow H-EM and Victorian cricketer, Mike Fitchett. The two tennis playing cricketers also united to own and race, horses. In the 1950’s they enjoyed some success and at one time, engaged Tommy Woodcock, the renowned and successful trainer of Phar Lap.

For many years Alec was a very keen golfer and regularly played at Metropolitan and Sorrento golf courses. At one time, he was captain of Sorrento Golf Club. From 1955 Alec concentrated on his business and legal career. In later years, he would be elected to the Melbourne Cricket Club committee where he served for 18 years, the last 9 years, as a Vice President.

Even though Alec left Hawthorn-East Melbourne, the name Southwell would remain associated with the Club in years to come when David Southwell served as a committeeman at H-EM and was a regular attendee of First XI matches into the new millennium.

At left: Alec Southwell, Hawthorn-East Melbourne cricketer, in 1955.

Alec SOUTHWELL Mat . Inn’s NO HS Runs Avg Wkts Runs Ave

H-EM First XI (1951-1955) 15 18 3 66 261 17.4 2 19 9.50

CONSTANCE MARY BALES COWPER: B: 19.01.1913 D: 03.05.2018

Constance Cowper (nee Webster) passed away in early May in her 106th year. In 1934, Constance married Denis Cowper and the couple eventually settled in Hawthorn. Four years previously, Denis had played for the H-EM First XI in the last four matches of the 1929-30 season. On his debut Denis made 28 runs against Prahran. In his second match, against Melbourne on the M.C G., he made 17 runs and opened the bowling, in what was a brief Melbourne second innings. Denis was a good sportsman who also represented Australia in rugby union.

Constance and Denis later became proud parents to three boys, of whom two, David and Robert, would do as their father had, play First XI cricket with Hawthorn-East Melbourne.

To the family of Constance, the Club extends their sincere condolences. Hers was a long innings well played.

The Club would also like to pay tribute to former Hawthorn-East Melbourne First XI cricketer, Earle William Lancelot Butterfield, whose death, in January 2017, was not noticed by the Club at the time.

EARLE WILLIAM LANCELOT BUTTERFIELD: B: 24.06.1921 D: 14.01.2017

The Hawthorn-East Melbourne cricketer, Earle Butterfield, joined the R.A.A.F in 1942. After completing training in Australia, he travelled to Canada where he undertook further training before being sent to Britain, via the U.S.A. In England he was posted to the R.A.F.’s 189 Squadron. The 189 squadron flew Lancaster heavy bombers and was based at Fulbeck and Bardney in Lincolnshire.

It was from Bardney, on the 25th of April 1945, that Pilot Officer Earle Butterfield took part in the final heavy bombing campaign of the Second World War. Under the direction of Bomber Command their target was Tonsberg in Southern Norway, where a vital oil refinery was still operating under the control of German forces. The air raid by the Lancaster Bombers was successful and helped usher in, within a fortnight, the final defeat of Nazi forces, ending nearly six years of war.

Earle Butterfield was born in Camberwell in 1921. He attended Camberwell Grammar School where, the promising sixteen-year-old played First XVIII football and First XI cricket. After leaving school, he joined Hawthorn-East Melbourne CC in 1938.

Butterfield was a young right-hand top-order batsman of great talent. In his debut season, of 1938, he enjoyed the rare distinction of progressing from the H-EM Sixth XI to the H-EM First XI. Possibly, he is the only cricketer at H-EM to ever achieve this. He commenced with the Colts Eleven – the Sixth XI - in October 1938. His performances impressed selectors sufficiently for his promotion to the Third XI where he promptly scored two centuries. His impressive form saw him promoted – in late January 1939 - directly to the First XI.


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His First XI debut, aged seventeen, was at North Melbourne. On his debut at Arden Street, he spent the first day in the field while North Melbourne compiled a daunting 324 for the loss of nine wickets declared. On the second day the H-EM response was poor, and they were bowled out for 171. Butterfield though, impressed everyone. He made 53 to be easily top score. He played the last five matches of the season with the First XI and was runner-up in the batting to the Test cricketer, Ben Barnett. He did have the consolation however, to win the Colts XI batting!

Over the next year, he played a further eight First XI matches, as well as representing the Second XI. His best batting for the First XI occurred in at Essendon in 1939 where he made his highest score of 54. The Argus said his innings was composed of vigorous batting with good cover drives. Butterfield’s First XI career began against North Melbourne and ended against North Melbourne two years later in February 1940, at Glenferrie Oval which, as in his first match, H-EM lost. In his last innings he scored 8 but watched on while Arthur Bradshaw, in his seventh match, scored a century. Earle Butterfield was dropped for the final two matches of the season and never regained his place in the H-EM First XI.

Two years later, Earle Butterfield enlisted for service in the Second World War. He initially trained in Australia with the R.A.A.F. before being attached to the R.A.F. in England in 1944. Here, he underwent further training, flying Lancaster bombers, and took part in some bombing raids over Europe between March and April 1945.

On the 5th of May 1945, he announced his engagement to his Lancashire girlfriend, Hilary Bradley. A month later, the couple married. In October that year, Earle was returned to Australia and he was demobilized in November. Hilary also travelled to Australia and once reunited, the couple would enjoy a long marriage. At right: Flying Officer, Earle Butterfield, in 1943. (Image courtesy National Archives, AWM).

After the Second World War, Butterfield resumed his cricket career at H-EM but over two years, struggled for form and was unable to regain a place in the First XI. He does not appear to have continued his cricket at H-EM after 1947. His was another cricket career, interrupted and lost to the War. When Earle passed away, in his 96th year, he was the last H-EM First XI cricketer from the 1938-39 team.

Earle was employed in the banking industry for much of his working life. He and Hilary had two daughters and were married for over 71 years, ended only by his passing in January 2017. Nearly a year later, in early January 2018, his beloved Hilary passed away.

Earle BUTTERFIELD Mat . Inn’s NO HS Runs Avg 50 Ct

H-EM First XI (1939-1940) 13 15 3 54 209 17.42 2 7

JOHN EDWARD ROACH B: 20.03.1940 D: 22.06.2018

The former Treasurer of the Hawthorn-Waverley Cricket Club, John Roach, passed away on Friday 22nd of June 2018, after a lengthy illness. He was 78 years of age.

John was the father of Peter, who became an influential cricketer and captain of the Club. It was through Peter’s involvement with Hawthorn-Waverley, that John eventually took a leading role in the affairs of the Club. When the long serving Treasurer, Hamish Bremner unexpectedly resigned in 1995, John was appointed to the position and maintained a tight control over club finances for the next decade. John also very much enjoyed working behind the bar, where he could spend many an hour talking with players and supporters.

In 2004, John stepped down as Treasurer and during his time at the Club, he successfully kept club finances under control and proudly saw his son, Peter, captain the Club to a premiership in 1999 and play for Victoria.

John was joined in his involvement with Hawthorn-Waverley by his wife, Helen, who took over managing the afternoon lunches and teas for players and visitors. Her devotion to the Club, extrovert nature and warmth of personality, endeared her and her helpers to all visitors to the Club, who appreciated a friendly and well- managed kitchen.

In 2007-08, both John and Helen were honoured for their efforts and were each elected Honorary Life Members.

John is survived by Helen, his wife of 53 years, Peter and their families.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Roach family at this very difficult time.

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PREMIERSHIP LIST No. Year Club Comp Grade Surface No. Year Club Comp Grade Surface

1 1863-64 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 53 1975-76 St BOC FDCA U16-1 Juniors

2 1865-66 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 54 1976-77 St JV FDCA 2nd Grade Matting

3 1866-67 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 55 1976-77 H-EM VCA 2nd XI Turf


5 1870-71 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 57 1979-80 St BOC FDCA 2nd Grade Turf

6 1873-74 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 58 1979-80 St JV FDCA 1st Grade Matting


8 1875-76 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 60 1980-81 St JV FDCA U12-2 Juniors


10 1880-81 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 62 1981-82 H-EM VCA 4th XI Turf

11 1883-84 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 63 1982-83 St JV FDCA 5th Grade Turf

12 1884-85 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 64 1982-83 St JV FDCA 2nd Grade Matting


14 1886-87 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 66 1984-85 St JV FDCA 4th Grade Matting

15 1897-98 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 67 1984-85 H-EM VCA 4th XI Turf


17 1900-01 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 69 1986-87 St JV FDCA 2nd Grade Turf

18 1901-02 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 70 1986-87 St BOC FDCA 3rd Grade Turf

19 1903-04 EM VCA -Pre Prem1stXI Turf 71 1986-87 St JV FDCA 4th Grade Turf

20 1906-07 EM VCA Prem1stXI Turf 72 1986-87 H-EM VCA 4th XI Turf

21 1907-08 EM VCA Prem1stXI Turf 73 1988-89 St JV FDCA U14-2 Juniors

22 1907-08 H VCA 2nd XI Turf 74 1989-90 St JV FDCA U16-1 Juniors

23 1909-10 H VSDCA 1st XI Turf 75 1991-92 St BOC FDCA U14-2 Juniors

24 1910-11 EM VCA 2nd XI Turf 76 1992-93 St JV FDCA 2nd Grade Turf

25 1912-13 H VSDCA 2nd XI Turf 77 1992-93 St JV FDCA U12-2 Juniors

26 1913-14 H VSDCA 2nd XI Turf 78 1994-95 St J-St B VTCA South B2 Turf

27 1918-19 H VSDCA 1st XI Turf 79 1995-96 St J-St B FDCA 6th Grade Matting

28 1919-20 H VSDCA 2nd XI Turf 80 1995-96 St J-St B VTCA South B2 Turf

29 1921-22 H-EM VCA 2nd XI Turf 81 1996-97 St J-St B FDCA 6th Grade Matting

30 1923-24 H-EM VCA 2nd XI Turf 82 1996-97 St J-St B VTCA South B2 Turf

31 1927-28 H-EM VCA Prem1stXI Turf 83 1996-97 St J-St B VTCA Under 16 Turf

32 1933-34 H-EM VSDCA 1st XI Turf 84 1997-98 St J-St B FDCA U16-1 Juniors

33 1935-36 H-EM VSDCA 2nd XI Turf 85 1997-98 St J-St B VTCA South B1 Turf

34 1949-50 H-EM VCA Prem1stXI Turf 86 1997-98 St J-St B VTCA Under 16 Turf

35 1950-51 H-EM VCA Prem1stXI Turf 87 1998-99 St J-St B VTCA South A1 Turf

36 1951-52 H-EM VCA 3rd XI Turf 88 1998-99 H-W VCA Prem1stXI Turf

37 1955-56 St. B FDCA U16-1 Juniors 89 1999-00 St J-St B FDCA U14-1 Juniors

38 1955-56 H-EM VCA Prem1stXI Turf 90 1999-00 St J-St B VTCA South C1 Turf

39 1959-60 St. B FDCA 3rd Grade Matting 91 2000-01 St J-St B VTCA South C2 Turf

40 1962-63 H-EM VCA Prem1stXI Turf 92 2001-02 St J-St B VTCA Senior A Turf

41 1965-66 St. B FDCA U16-1 Juniors 93 2001-02 St J-St B VTCA U 16-1 Juniors

42 1966-67 St. B FDCA U14-1 Juniors 94 2001-02 St J-St B VTCA U 12-2 Juniors

43 1967-68 H-EM VSDCA 2nd XI Turf 95 2004-05 KSCC VSDCA SE 3rdXI Turf

44 1967-68 H-EM Dowling Shield Turf 96 2004-05 KSCC FDCA U16-1 Juniors

45 1967-68 St. B FDCA U16-1 Juniors 97 2005-06 KSCC FDCA U16-1 Juniors

46 1970-71 St BOC FDCA 2nd Grade Turf 98 2007-08 KSCC FDCA U12-1 Juniors

47 1971-72 St BOC FDCA 3rd Grade Turf 99 2009-10 KSCC VSDCA S 4th XI Turf

48 1971-72 H-EM VCA Prem1stXI Turf 100 2010-11 KSCC CMCA U12D Juniors

49 1972-73 St BOC FDCA U16-2 Juniors 101 2011-12 KSCC CMCA U16B Juniors

50 1974-75 St BOC FDCA U14-2 Juniors 102 2013-14 H-MU VCA 4th XI Turf

51 1974-75 H-EM VCA 4th XI Turf 103 2016-17 KHCC SBCA 5th XI OD Turf

52 1975-76 St BOC FDCA 1st Grade Turf 104 2016-17 KHCC SBCA 5th XI Turf

EM – East Melbourne 1860 - 1920 H – Hawthorn 1906 - 1920 H-EM – Hawthorn - East Melbourne 1920 - 1989 St. B – St. Bede’s College 1956 -1961

St BOC – St. Bede’s Old Collegians 1961 -1993 St JV – St. John Vianney’s 1975 -1993 H-W - Hawthorn Waverley 1989 -2003 H-MU - Hawthorn - Monash University 2003 - 2015

St J-St B – St. Johns – St. Bede’s 1993 - 2003 KSCC - Kingston Saints 2003-2015 KHCC - Kingston Hawthorn 2015 ->


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2017/2018 MAJOR PRESENTATIONS

Harry Boyle Trophy Club Champion Ryan Ninan

Brian Hunt Trophy Best Club Person Brett Sebire

Bob Cowper Trophy Cricketer of the Year Ryan Ninan

Peter Corboy Medal Coaches Award Yasiru Herath

Frank Laver Medal Best Firsts Player Justin Kramersh

Bruce Thomas Trophy 1st XI Batting average Brad Rossborough 38.44

John Smith Trophy 1st XI Bowling average Ryan Ninan 23.45

Hugh O’Donnell Trophy Junior Club Champion Kane McInerney

Gerard Robertson – Stephen King Trophy Best Under 21 Player Chris Dingle

2017/2018 PRESENTATIONS

Batting Average Bowling Average

2nd XI Batting Ave Justin Kramersh 30.08 Matthew Worsnop 23.44

3rd XI Batting Ave Simo Ivetic 48.0 Nick Woods 14.31

4th XI Batting Ave Matthew Kerr 29.25 Ben Cuthbertson 19.11

5th XI Batting Ave Leigh Heinrichs 33.75 Chris Giosis 11.71

JUNIOR AWARDS 2017/18

Under 12B Player Under 14B Player

Batting Award Noah Martine Batting Average Kane McInerney

Bowling Award Willem Hunter Bowling Average Cory Cater

Fielding Award Max Sullivan Fielding Award Romolo Esposito

Coaches Award Alex Fenech Coaches Award Callum Bruce

54* Runs Versus Mordialloc Xavier Martine 50* Runs Versus Bonbeach YCW Cory Cater

RYDER MEDAL VOTES

Firsts Votes

Khan, Javed 15

Ninan, Ryan 15

Taylor, Jack 11

Chopra, Shorye 8

Rossborough, Brad 5

Kane, Tyrone 5

Miller, James 3

Dhindsa, Ramneet 1

Prathap Kumar, Ram 1

Seconds Votes

Kramersh, Justin J 12

Worsnop, Matthew L 7

Prathap Kumar, Ram 6

Ivetic, Simo 4

Goad, Harrison 3

Rossborough, Brad 2

Edwards, Michael 2

Malalasekera, Dishan 2

Diggle, Christopher 2

Severin, Noah 2

D'Rozario, Lyle 1

Heath, Luke 1

Thirds Votes

Ivetic, Simo 10

Dhuri, Rahat 10

Davie, Matthew 9

Woods, Nick 8

Christensen, Jade 6

Vincent, Jonathan 5

Boyd, Jonathon 3

Heath, Luke 3

Edwards, Michael 2

Taylor, Reece 2

Weiss, Lee 1

Fourths Votes

Kerr, Matthew 12

Cuthbertson, Ben 10

Vincent, Jonathan 10

Craig, Oscar 6

Devsarmah, Gaurav 6

McConnell, Davis 5

Acocks, Matt 5

Meedeniyalage, Ravidu 5

Lidstrom, Stefan 4

Williams, Reece 4

Christensen, Jade 3

Domann, Mitchell 3

Heath, Luke 2

Jackson, Kaidin 2

Brodie, Tyler 1

Page, Mark 1

Mandile, Michael 1

Dickens, Chad 1


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STATISTICS 2017/2018

HIGHEST & LOWEST TEAM SCORES

Team Highest Score Lowest Score

1ST XI 328 vs Melbourne University 94 vs Frankston Peninsula

2nd XI 8/264 vs Dandenong 134 vs Fitzroy Doncaster

3rd XI 6/297 vs Fitzroy Doncaster 121 vs Ringwood

4th XI 6/325 vs Dandenong 56 vs Melbourne

5th XI 5/302 vs Beaumaris 187 vs Bonbeach Tango

HIGHEST & LOWEST OPPONENT SCORES

Team Highest Score Lowest Score

1ST XI 5/450 vs Melbourne 50 vs Prahran

2nd XI 3/353 vs Fitzroy Doncaster 121 vs Casey – South Melbourne

3rd XI 7/298 vs Fitzroy Doncaster 145 vs Geelong

4th XI 9/287 vs Fitzroy Doncaster 90 vs St Kilda

5th XI 211 vs Beaumaris 46 vs Port Melbourne


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CONGRATULATIONS

Graham Matthews, former First XI captain, Victorian cricketer and champion batsman, was recognised in the Australia Day Honours

earlier this year, when awarded an OAM “for his services to cricket in Victoria.” The Club extends their congratulations for Graham for

his many years’ service to Hawthorn-East Melbourne and helping in the development and coaching of cricketers. The Club had

previously honoured Graham with Hon. Life Membership. In 2000, he was named in the “Team of the Century”.

Javid Khan, Shorye Chopra, and Ryan Ninan being selected and playing for the Melbourne Renegades Champions League Team.

Mick O'Shea most wickets in Division 6 (27 wickets) Cricket Southern Bayside.

Tyrone Kane, a member of the First XI, who recently represented Ireland in that country’s first Test match. The Test match was played near Dublin and, although resulting in a victory by five wickets for Pakistan, the Irish lads performed very creditably and nearly turned a first innings deficit, where they were asked to follow –on, into what would have been a dramatic win.

Jack Taylor named Vice Captain of his county side Gloustershire

Javid Khan invited to play in Afghanistan IPL

Brad Rossborough and wife Maggie on the recent arrival of their newborn son – Jagger

Matt Worsnop and Anja who got married late in season.

Former player and now Cricket Victoria umpire David Shepard who made his First-Class debut in the Tour Match between the Cricket

Australia XI and England at the Adelaide Oval in November 2017

Javid Khan Men’s Premier Player of the week vs Prahran 10th and 11th February 2018

Jack Taylor Men’s Premier Player of the week vs Melbourne 27th January 2018

Bill Sheldon on winning the clubs Key Partner Raffle for season 2017/18

Shaedyn Aylen, Josephine Blight, Holly Boltwood, Olivia Davies, Emma Downward and Jemma Mottram being the first girl side to

represent the club playing in the AGCC 13 years and under competition.

Chris Murphy’s 400th club games, Peter Robinson’s 300th club games, Ash Wood’s 200th club games, Jamie Parton’s 100th club games

and Ben Cuthbertson 100th club games


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FROM THE PRESSBOX

.

Brian Hunt hard at work

at Kingston Hawthorn

Cricket Club

(Extract from Leader Newspaper 21 Feb 2018 written by Paul Amy)

IT was a hot afternoon, better spent in shade than sun.

But Brian Hunt had work to do on the new net area at Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club. For the next few hours he toiled away, rolling, cutting, watering, stopping only briefly to put an eye on the match between the Hawks and Melbourne.

Not even Jack Taylor’s helter-skelter century could distract him from the practice wickets. Hunt is closer to 80 than 70 but Hawks people will tell you he’s inexhaustible. He lives not far from the ground, but spends most of his days at Walter Galt Reserve, always busy with jobs big and small.

Kingston Hawthorn knows it has a volunteer of the highest dedication and commitment. When it recently made additions to its hall of fame, the former jumps jockey was a popular inclusion. With the merger of Kingston Saints and Hawthorn Monash University cricket clubs, Kingston Hawthorn charts its history back to 1860 with the formation of East Melbourne Cricket Club.

Its hall-of-famers include the great Victorian and Australian administrator Ray Steele, Test match triple century maker Bob Cowper and Australian captain Tom Horan.

Now comes Brian Hunt, who has had many years of involvement with community sport, helping run the District 10 school sports carnivals and being a trainer for St Patrick’s Mentone, Parkdale Vultures and Dandenong Stingrays football clubs.

After St John’s Vianney Cricket Club formed in 1975 he was named best clubman for the next four years. The award was later named after him. An opening batsman and wicketkeeper, he played 278 games for the club. There were two premierships, two centuries, 16 half-centuries and a string of batting awards when he captained sides in the lower grades. They were known as “Hunty’s Heroes’’.

But his service off the field has been just as unstinting: he’s acted as barman, curator, cleaner and general handyman. When something goes amiss, all eyes turn to Hunt.

In 2014 he received a certificate from Cricket Victoria for 50 years of service to cricket. Induction to the Kingston Hawthorn hall of fame was more recognition. His wife, Pam, and children Steven and Kerryn were on hand when his friend and long-serving committee member Greg McLeod made the presentation.


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Paul Amy, Mordialloc Chelsea Leader

January 28, 2018 9:30am

GIVEN the pitch was a little damp and the air was as

sticky as a toffee apple, Melbourne was right to win the

toss and bowl against Kingston Hawthorn.

And two early wickets, one each for young quickie

Wilson McGillivray and veteran Pat Smith, made for a

promising start for the Demons at the Walter Galt

Reserve on Saturday.

But the Hawks’ Englishman, Jack Taylor, played a

blistering innings from No 4 to change the course of

day one of the Round 14 match.

A cracking cover drive for four lifted the right-hander

to a century off only 88 deliveries and for the next 30

minutes he continued to punish the Melbourne

bowling with powerful shots to all parts of the ground.

That got Hawks stalwart Phil O’Meara thinking in terms

of a double-century.

But on 143 Taylor hit Blake Thomson’s spin to Jack

Harper at mid-on, a tame ending to a hurricane of a

hand. The Gloucestershire player could count 15 fours

and 7 sixes in his 118-ball stay as Kingston Hawthorn

reached 295 off 68.1 overs. Melbourne will resume at

1-83, Will Pucovski on 44 and Thomson on 35.

“Happy to have got a century. But a bit frustrating to

give it away like that. It would have been nice to go on

and get a few more,’’ Taylor said a few minutes after

his innings. “I thought we did quite well early to grind

it out. We’re in a position now where we can get 270,

280, a competitive total.’’

Taylor played for the Hawks two seasons ago, as an all-

rounder, but he has been barred from bowling his off-

spin due to concerns over his action. “Makes it even

more crucial to get a few runs,’’ he said of the bowling

ban.

Demons assistant coach and former Test opener Julien

Wiener took in all of Taylor’s innings and called it

“elite’’.

“That was outstanding ball striking against some pretty

challenging bowling,’’ he said. “He hardly made a

mistake for three hours. It was a pretty decent

hundred.’’

Wiener bracketed the knock with Melbourne captain

Matthew Brown’s unbeaten century in last season’s

grand final against Fitzroy-Doncaster.

Taylor and Brad Rossborough (38) added 93 for the

third wicket after the loss of openers Luke Heath (11)

and Ramneet Dhindsa (2). After Rossborough went for

38 Taylor lacked steady company until Hawks coach

James Miller appeared with the score at 6-171. They

pushed it along to 236 before Taylor’s dismissal.

Miller went on to 47, gaining support from No 10

Shivank Vijayakumar (20) to shepherd the hosts to the

shadows of 300.

Victorian Futures League selection McGillivray and

Smith both finished with three wickets, McGillivray’s

costing him 42 runs off 14.1 overs and Smith conceding

49 off 16.

After a downpour of rain last Thursday night fell on the

small covers, the curators did well to present a decent

pitch. It appreciated an hour or two of sun. But you

suspect Taylor could have made runs on a goat track as

he plundered his second century in three rounds.


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Paul Amy, Mordialloc Chelsea Leader

March 2, 2018 10:00am

Ryder Medal champion James Miller has called a

close to his decorated career in Victorian Premier

Cricket.

Among the most consistent and durable all-

rounders in the competition in the past two

decades, Miller, 35, will retire after Kingston

Hawthorn’s final match of the season, a two-dayer

against Fitzroy-Doncaster starting tomorrow at

Schramms Reserve.

Miller was contracted to coach the Hawks for

another two years, but club president Petar Ivetic

said family and work demands had forced him to

stand down.

A right-arm medium pacer and right-hand

batsman, Miller made his debut at Frankston-

Peninsula in 1998-99 and played 175 matches for

the Heat.

He transferred to Prahran in 2013-14, putting in a

spectacular first season of 49 wickets and 627 runs

that culminated in a Ryder Medal victory and

team-of-the-year honours.

Kingston Hawthorn appointed him coach in 2015-

16 after an amalgamation of the Hawthorn

Monash University and Kingston Saints clubs.

Miller, like former Victorian paceman Al Wise a

product of St Brigid’s St Louis Cricket Club, goes

into his final match with 259 First XI appearances,

5256 runs, 494 wickets and 103 catches. Four

centuries, 20 half-centuries and 15 five-wicket

hauls are an

indication of his

ability with bat

and ball.

His many

admirers think

he should have

played for

Victoria.

Ivetic said this

morning: “James

made the

announcement (of his retirement) at last evening’s

selection and the applause from players,

committee and members went on for a number of

minutes.

“The pressures on his time balancing work and

family — three children under six years — means

he had no other option but to give cricket away.

“This brings to an end a wonderful playing career

and an outstanding three years of coaching. James

commenced 11 weeks prior to our inaugural

season and took on board the tough challenge.

The output showed that the club has been

extremely competitive in its first three years since

the merger. James has done a tremendous job

over that period and will be sorely missed.

“We look forward to celebrating James’s

achievements over the next few weeks and to say

farewell at our presentation evening on Friday,

March 23.’’


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Stonnington Leader

February 12, 2018 2:30pm

Prahran’s hopes of reaching the Premier Cricket finals are in tatters after a thumping outright defeat at the hands of Kingston Hawthorn at Toorak Park over the weekend.

It was the Hawks’ first outright victory in 15 years.

With Javed Khan taking match figures of 8-71 off 26.5 overs, the Hawks completed the demolition before tea on the second day.

“An excellent performance all around,’’ Kingston Hawthorn skipper James Miller said. “It was reward for a lot of hard work…and everything went our way.’’

It was Kingston Hawthorn’s first win since November 26. The Hawks took control against Prahran on what Miller described as an “amazing’’ first day of play on Saturday when 26 wickets fell as the ball hooped around in the humid conditions.

Prahran won the toss and batted and was skittled for 50 as Khan grabbed 5-30, Miller 2-15 and Matt Worsnop 2-4.

The Hawks then passed the target two wickets down with opener Luke Heath (24) and

Brad Rossborough (25) batting well. But from 2-54, the Hawks tumbled to be all out for 115.

Batting a second time, Prahran was 5-15 before limping to stumps at 6-54.

On Sunday, Prahran rallied before being dismissed for 134 – leaving the Hawks 70 runs to get to bank maximum points. Ramneet Dhindsa (26 not out) and Rossborough (34 not out) escorted them to 1-70 in only 11 overs.

Miller was full of praise for Khan’s bowling exploits, saying his seam up, skid and swing caused headaches for Prahran.

“He bowled 13 overs unchanged…he could have taken all 10 wickets the way he bowled, he was world class.’’

T20 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Cricket Victoria together with Melbourne Renegades hosted a T20 Champions League this year between the 6 South- Asian nations in December 2017. KHCC had 4 players represented in the tournament.

Javed Khan (Afghan team), who played in the finals and Shorye Chopra, Ramneet Dhindsa and Ryan Nina (captain) were part of the Indian team that stayed undefeated and emerged eventual winners.

Melbourne Renegades picked a multicultural squad to play Sydney Thunder's multicultural squad in a bilateral 3 match T20 series, which had Javed Khan, Shorye Chopra and Ryan Nina (captain) selected. Melbourne Renegades defeated Sydney Thunder and each of the 3 KHCC players played their part in the winning the series.

Shorye who is a former UAE under 19 representative and was also contracted as a rookie with Melbourne Stars in 2016/17. While it wasn't the best tournament for him, with him hurting his


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fingers in the last game, his electrifying fielding and energy on the ground certainly didn't go unnoticed.

Javed has been a consistent performer at grade cricket over the last few years and it was great to see him be a part of the squad. His spells with the new ball and death bowling in the 2nd game certainly helped the Renegades level the series after being 1-0 down. He also had a fantastic performance vs Prahran taking 8 in the game and giving the Hawks it's first outright win in more than a decade. Javed was also part of the Afghan premier league in 2017.

Ryan Ninan was named skipper for the Renegades and it was great to see him lead his team from the front and emerge the highest wicket taker in the tournament too. His game changing double wicket maiden in the 2nd game of the series certainly helped turned things around for the Renegades. He also saw the team through with the bat in the final game.

We are certainly keen to see 3 of them move onto higher honours in the near future and continue to make the club proud.


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BEST PARTNERSHIPS - CLUB

Wicket P'SHIP Batters Grade Round Opponent

1 163 Simo Ivetic - Ram Prathap Kumar Men's Premier Seconds 6 Dandenong

2 100 Luke Heath - Brad Rossborough Men's Premier Seconds 12 Melbourne University

3 153 Leigh Heinrichs - Stephen King CSB Division 6 8 Murrumbeena

4 153 Matthew Kerr - Tyler Brodie Men's Premier Fourths 1 Monash Tigers

5 80 Christopher Diggle - Greg Connor Men's Premier Seconds 14 Melbourne

6 78 Michael Mandile - Stefan Lidstrom Men's Premier Fourths 2 Camberwell Magpies

7 66 Javed Khan - James Miller Men's Premier Firsts 18 Northcote

8 56 Rama Davies - Reece Williams Men's Premier Fourths 14 Melbourne

9 51 Justin Kramersh - Rahat Dhuri Men's Premier Seconds 12 Melbourne University

10 58 Justin Kramersh - Lyle D'Rozario Men's Premier Seconds 11 Casey-South Melbourne

INDIVIDUAL SUMMARY

Team Most Runs Highest Score Wickets Best Figures

1st XI 469 Jack Taylor 143 Jack Taylor 31 Ryan Ninan 5/30 Javed Khan

2nd XI 361 Justin Kramersh 113 Ram Prathap Kumar 17 Lyle D’Rozario 7/46 Matt Worsnop

3rd XI 288 Simo Ivetic 101 Simo Ivetic 16 Nick Woods 4/17 Nick Woods

4th XI 254 Matt Kerr 108 Matt Kerr 19 Ben Cuthbertson 6/33 Gaurav Devsarmah

6th XI 405 Leigh Heinrichs 86 Jamie Parton 28 Mick O’Shea 7/38 Chis Giosis

Masters 61 Peter Robinson 51* Chris Murphy, Phil O’Meara 5 Terry Allinson 4/34 Richard Hayes-Rosario

U14B 203 Kane McInerney 50* Corey Cater 8 Corey Cater 3/35 Joshua Kinna

U12B 54 Xavier Martine 54* Xavier Martine 4 Willem Hunter 3/15 Grace McMahon

BEST FIELDING

Fielders Keepers PLAYER MAT CAT NON WK PLAYER MAT CAT NON WK CAT WK STUMPINGS

1 Ravidu Meedeniyalage 14 8 1 Kaidan Jackson 16 1 16 2

2 Matt Kerr 14 8 2 Chris Murphy 15 1 9 2

3 Yasiru Herath 17 7 3 Matt Acocks 16 5 8 2

4 Leigh Heinrichs 13 7 4 Chris Dingle 15 1 7 5

5 Chris Pidd 15 7 5 Sean Hawking 6 0 6 1


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CENTURIES

Score Player Grade Round Opponent

143 Jack M Taylor Men's Premier Firsts 14 Melbourne

113 Ram Prathap Kumar Men's Premier Seconds 6 Dandenong

108* Matthew Kerr Men's Premier Fourths 1 Monash Tigers

105 Jack M Taylor Men's Premier Firsts 12 Melbourne University

101 Simo Ivetic Men's Premier Thirds 17 Fitzroy Doncaster

5 WICKETS OR MORE

Player Ov Mns Runs Wkts Grade Rd Opponent

Chris Giosis 19.4 6 38 7 CSB Division 6 SF Parkdale United

Matthew L Worsnop 21.4 5 46 7 Men's Premier Seconds 12 Melbourne University

Gaurav Devsarmah 12.1 3 33 6 Men's Premier Fourths 12 Melbourne University

Michael O'Shea 18.2 7 40 6 CSB Division 6 13 Murrumbeena

Michael O'Shea 13 5 16 5 CSB Division 6 2 Aspendale

Javed I Khan 12.5 5 30 5 Men's Premier Firsts 15 Prahran

Ryan Ninan 12.5 4 32 5 Men's Premier Firsts 16 Footscray

Ben Cuthbertson 12 1 47 5 Men's Premier Fourths 16 Footscray


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HARRY BOYLE AWARD – CLUB CHAMPION

Year Winner Year Winner Year Winner

1908 - 1909 H.F.Parsons 1945 - 1946 H.V.Woolf 1982 - 1983 R.G.Matthews

1909 - 1910 W.J.Scott 1946 - 1947 E.J.Bell 1983 - 1984 A.E.Watkin

1910 - 1911 H.F.Parsons 1947 - 1948 W.A.Dick 1984 - 1985 J.M.Wiener

1911 - 1912 E.L.Carroll 1948 - 1949 W.A.Dick 1985 - 1986 A.E.Watkin

1912 - 1913 E.V.Carroll 1949 - 1950 C.Duncan 1986 - 1987 T.J.Caffery

1913 - 1914 J.L.McNaughton 1950 - 1951 W.A.Dick 1987 - 1988 B.N.Wigney

1914 - 1915 R.L.Braid 1951 - 1952 H.V.Woolf 1988 - 1989 L.K.W.Stonehouse

1915 - 1916 W.M.Allen 1952 - 1953 W.A.Dick 1989 - 1990 P.F.Watkin

1916 - 1917 W.M.Allen 1953 - 1954 W.A.Dick 1990 - 1991 C.White

1917 - 1918 F.A.Baring 1954 - 1955 E.A.D.Kerr 1991 - 1992 B.N.Wigney

1918 - 1919 F.A.Baring 1955 - 1956 W.A.Dick 1992 - 1993 G.R.Vimpani

1919 - 1920 J.L.McNaughton 1956 - 1957 E.A.D.Kerr 1993 - 1994 L.K.W.Stonehouse

1920 - 1921 J.L.McNaughton 1957 - 1958 J.P.Smith 1994 - 1995 L.K.W.Stonehouse

1921 - 1922 R.L.Briad 1958 - 1959 J.L.Salmon 1995 - 1996 D.B.Scott

1922 - 1923 H.S.Gamble 1959 - 1960 J.L.Chambers 1996 - 1997 P.A.Barber

1923 - 1924 H.S.Gamble 1960 - 1961 D.C.McClean 1997 - 1998 A.W.G.Huntington & P.J.Roach

1924 - 1925 H.S.Gamble 1961 - 1962 J.P.Smith 1998 - 1999 P.J.Roach

1925 - 1926 H.S.Gamble 1962 - 1963 J.F.Salvado 1999 - 2000 P.J.Roach

1926 - 1927 N.F.Mitchell 1963 - 1964 G.F.Cormack 2000 - 2001 S.P.Dart

1927 - 1928 W.J.Rayson 1964 - 1965 J.F.Salvado 2001 - 2002 P.J.Roach

1928 - 1929 W.J.Rayson 1965 - 1966 J.F.Salvado 2002 - 2003 S.P.Dart

1929 - 1930 K.J.Millar 1966 - 1967 J.L.Chambers 2003 - 2004 S.P.Dart

1930 - 1931 K.J.Millar 1967 - 1968 K.B.Thomas 2004 - 2005 S.P.Dart

1931 - 1932 K.J.Millar 1968 - 1969 P.L.J.Fellows 2005 - 2006 C.T.Entwistle

1932 - 1933 K.J.Millar 1969 - 1970 A.J.Sieler 2006 - 2007 S.Spoljaric

1933 - 1934 K.J.Millar 1970 - 1971 R.M.Cowper 2007 - 2008 S.Spoljaric

1934 - 1935 K.J.Millar 1971 - 1972 R.M.Cowper 2008 - 2009 R.J.Sillence

1935 - 1936 J.A.Francis 1972 - 1973 R.M.Cowper 2009 - 2010 D.J.E.Tormey

1936 - 1937 L.O.Cordner 1973 - 1974 R.M.Cowper 2010 - 2011 D.J.E.Tormey

1937 - 1938 L.O.Cordner 1974 - 1975 E.Shade 2011 - 2012 C.T.Entwistle

1938 - 1939 E.J.Bell 1975 - 1976 A.J.Sieler 2012 - 2013 D.Alleyne

1939 - 1940 E.F.Healy 1976 - 1977 K.B.Thomas 2013 - 2014 J.I.Khan

1940 - 1941 C.R.Duncan 1977 - 1978 R.G.Matthews 2014 - 2015 R. Ninan

1941 - 1942 E.J.Bell 1978 - 1979 R.G.Matthews 2015 - 2016 J.F.Miller

1942 - 1943 E.F.Healy 1979 - 1980 I.L.Read 2016 - 2017 J.F.Miller

1943 - 1944 J.J.V.Bohan 1980 - 1981 D.H.Polkinghorne 2017 - 2018 R. Ninan

1944 - 1945 Rev. C.F.Withington 1981 - 1982 R.G.Matthews


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LADDERS

VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET - MEN'S PREMIER FIRSTS

1st XI Season Ladder

RANK TEAM P W2 W1 D L1 L2 WKTS RUNS WKTS RUNS Pts AVER LOST FOR TAKEN AGST

1 Fitzroy Doncaster 18 2 11 2 3 0 90 3048 171 2987 75 1.9388

2 Carlton 18 1 12 2 3 0 104 3940 152 3404 67 1.6917

3 Dandenong 18 0 11 2 3 1 103 3057 155 3206 58 1.4349

4 Monash Tigers 18 3 6 1 8 0 125 3355 158 3542 56 1.1973

5 Footscray 18 1 9 3 4 0 126 3489 142 3368 55 1.1675

6 St Kilda 18 1 8 4 5 0 119 3370 158 3096 53 1.4452

7 Essendon 18 0 10 2 6 0 142 3650 133 3137 51 1.0898

8 Geelong 18 0 9 2 7 0 117 3756 128 3713 45 1.1067

9 Melbourne University 18 0 9 2 5 2 145 3536 135 3401 45 0.968

10 Melbourne 18 0 8 2 8 0 122 3578 130 3718 44 1.0254

11 Ringwood 18 1 6 3 8 0 123 3040 127 3062 39 1.0251

12 Camberwell Magpies 18 0 8 2 7 1 140 3731 120 3687 38 0.8674

13 Prahran 18 0 7 2 8 1 140 3447 131 3370 35 0.9571

14 Frankston Peninsula 18 0 6 4 8 0 131 3232 110 3436 28 0.7898

15 Kingston Hawthorn 18 1 4 1 12 0 161 3151 130 3435 28 0.7407

16 Northcote 18 0 4 2 12 0 153 3399 107 3417 17 0.6957

17 Casey-South Melbourne 18 0 2 1 13 2 181 3186 106 3397 9 0.5493

18 Greenvale Kangaroos 18 0 2 1 12 3 172 2817 101 3406 9 0.4857

1st XI White Ball Ladder

RANK TEAM P W D L WKTS RUNS WKTS RUNS POINTS NRR LOST FOR TAKEN AGST

1 Carlton 10 8 0 2 54 1939 80 1735 35 0.9717

2 Dandenong 10 6 2 2 47 1415 73 1506 31 0.5959

3 Footscray 10 6 2 2 60 1722 68 1625 30 0.5008

4 Ringwood 10 6 1 3 60 1594 70 1284 29 0.7186

5 Fitzroy Doncaster 10 6 1 3 52 1433 84 1659 28 0.4536

6 Frankston Peninsula 10 6 1 3 65 1595 65 1532 28 -0.185

7 Geelong 10 6 0 4 60 1775 72 1758 27 0.3811

8 St Kilda 10 5 1 4 62 1573 74 1358 26 0.7303

9 Essendon 10 5 1 4 68 1790 71 1587 24 0.3996

10 Monash Tigers 10 5 0 5 63 1595 70 1592 22 0.5618

11 Camberwell Magpies 10 5 0 5 64 1727 64 1820 22 -0.0328

12 Melbourne University 10 5 1 4 69 1558 65 1677 22 -0.2501

13 Prahran 10 4 1 5 72 1637 61 1733 18 -0.6375

14 Northcote 10 3 0 7 81 1646 61 1653 13 -0.2645

15 Kingston Hawthorn 10 3 0 7 89 1511 57 1538 12 -0.9026

16 Melbourne 10 2 1 7 76 1661 55 1704 11 -0.6712

17 Greenvale Kangaroos 10 2 0 8 73 1427 57 1581 9 -0.857

18 Casey-South Melbourne 10 1 0 9 83 1473 51 1729 4 -1.3955


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VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET - MEN'S PREMIER SECONDS

2nd XI Season Ladder

RANK TEAM P W2 W1 D L1 L2 WKTS RUNS WKTS RUNS Pts AVER

LOST FOR TAKEN AGST

1 St Kilda 17 1 12 1 3 0 97 3279 140 2717 70 1.7418


3 Melbourne 17 0 11 0 6 0 120 3779 143 3404 55 1.3229


5 Melbourne University 17 0 11 2 4 0 114 3280 127 2971 53.8 1.2299

6 Dandenong 17 0 11 0 6 0 94 3897 125 3591 52 1.4431

7 Footscray 17 0 10 3 4 0 118 3188 121 3263 47 1.0019

8 Essendon 17 1 7 1 8 0 130 3386 142 3333 43 1.1097

9 Prahran 17 0 8 1 8 0 103 3299 123 3513 42 1.1214

10 Monash Tigers 17 0 8 0 9 0 141 3051 134 3284 39 0.8829

11 Ringwood 17 1 5 1 9 1 149 3426 146 3362 37 0.9985

12 Northcote 17 0 7 0 8 2 151 3022 127 3358 37 0.7569

13 Carlton 17 0 7 2 8 0 115 2918 128 3303 35 0.9833

14 Geelong 17 1 5 1 10 0 146 3676 132 3638 28 0.9136





2nd XI White Ball Ladder

RANK TEAM P W D L WKTS RUNS WKTS RUNS POINTS NRR

LOST FOR TAKEN AGST

1 St Kilda 10 8 1 1 46 1567 69 1282 37 1.1556

2 Melbourne University 10 7 1 2 55 1541 62 1392 33 0.9711

3 Camberwell Magpies 10 8 0 2 60 1971 77 1819 32 0.3343

4 Footscray 10 7 1 2 60 1608 63 1485 31 0.4473

5 Dandenong 10 7 0 3 55 1806 67 1587 30 1.0662

6 Carlton 10 5 1 4 48 1375 65 1387 23 0.3442

7 Geelong 10 5 0 5 67 1708 67 1596 22 1.2178

8 Melbourne 10 5 0 5 76 1730 72 1765 21 -0.3096

9 Monash Tigers 10 5 0 5 64 1404 69 1564 21 -0.3501

10 Northcote 10 5 0 5 76 1394 70 1477 21 -0.8577

11 Prahran 10 4 1 5 45 1615 60 1585 19 0.1654


13 Ringwood 10 4 0 6 76 1430 69 1522 17 -0.2399


15 Essendon 10 3 0 7 66 1492 74 1584 15 0.4568





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VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET - MEN'S PREMIER THIRDS

3rd XI Season Ladder


LOST FOR TAKEN AGST



3 Dandenong 18 0 11 3 4 0 124 2883 139 2584 55 1.2507

4 Geelong 18 0 10 2 6 0 119 2666 135 2787 51 1.0852


6 St Kilda 18 0 10 2 6 0 114 2781 134 2731 49 1.197

7 Monash Tigers 18 0 9 2 7 0 115 3042 133 2998 48 1.1735

8 Footscray 18 0 10 4 3 1 129 2776 144 2960 47 1.0469

9 Essendon 18 0 8 2 7 0 114 2754 131 2638 43 1.1997

10 Northcote 18 0 7 5 6 0 127 2406 111 2352 40 0.8941

11 Carlton 18 0 8 2 8 0 126 3075 113 2880 39 0.9575

12 Melbourne 18 2 4 2 9 0 143 2614 158 2912 35 0.9918

13 Prahran 18 0 5 2 10 1 139 2317 148 2789 30 0.8846


15 Ringwood 18 0 5 2 11 0 135 2419 121 2641 25 0.821




3rd XI White Ball Ladder

RANK TEAM P W D L WKTS

LOST

RUNS

FOR

WKTS

TAKEN

RUNS

AGST

POINTS NRR

1 Geelong 10 8 1 1 49 1330 76 1097 39 1.6455

2 Dandenong 10 7 0 3 64 1188 81 1115 33 1.1149

3 Footscray 10 8 0 2 66 1499 79 1555 33 0.3488

4 Melbourne University 10 7 1 2 63 1565 80 1403 31 0.4519


6 St Kilda 10 6 1 3 65 1475 65 1355 26 0.9161

7 Essendon 10 5 2 3 54 1518 62 1423 26 0.2823

8 Carlton 10 5 1 4 60 1571 60 1320 23 -0.1199

9 Northcote 10 4 2 4 67 1260 53 1258 20 -0.6739

10 Ringwood 10 4 1 5 60 1099 70 1298 19 -0.2118


12 Camberwell Magpies 10 3 1 6 79 1669 72 1452 16 0.2883

13 Monash Tigers 10 3 1 6 61 1457 63 1583 15 -0.1742

14 Prahran 10 3 1 6 65 1324 69 1504 14 -0.4462

15 Melbourne 10 3 1 6 70 1369 74 1583 14 -0.5065





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VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET - MEN'S PREMIER FOURTHS

4th XI Season Ladder


LOST FOR TAKEN AGST

1 Carlton 17 0 14 1 2 0 112 2686 154 2079 74 1.7765

2 St Kilda 17 0 14 1 2 0 109 3026 136 2606 66 1.4488

3 Melbourne 17 0 11 0 5 1 149 3123 155 2223 55 1.4614


5 Monash Tigers 17 0 11 2 4 0 88 3001 134 2985 53 1.5309

6 Essendon 17 0 10 1 5 0 119 2945 129 2549 52 1.2524


8 Dandenong 17 0 10 0 7 0 132 3005 118 3143 48 0.8547

9 Footscray 17 1 7 2 7 0 123 2943 127 3107 47 0.978



12 Prahran 17 0 7 0 10 0 152 2618 118 2695 32 0.7541

13 Northcote 17 0 5 0 11 0 148 2354 123 2812 29 0.6957


15 Geelong 17 0 5 1 11 0 141 2716 126 3021 26 0.8034


17 Ringwood 17 0 4 0 13 0 121 2389 105 2417 21 0.8577


4th XI White Ball Ladder

RANK TEAM P W D L WKTS

LOST

RUNS

FOR

WKTS

TAKEN

RUNS

AGST

POINTS NRR

1 Monash Tigers 10 9 0 1 35 1539 72 1382 41 1.6255

2 Carlton 10 8 1 1 55 1316 79 996 39 1.7671

3 St Kilda 10 9 0 1 48 1377 70 1351 38 0.6701

4 Melbourne 10 7 0 3 77 1631 82 1026 31 1.4149

5 Essendon 10 6 0 4 61 1495 73 1316 27 0.5778

6 Camberwell Magpies 10 6 1 3 44 1192 58 1337 26 -0.3980

7 Dandenong 10 6 0 4 72 1519 55 1610 26 -0.8530


9 Melbourne University 10 5 1 4 68 1234 66 1279 22 -0.5519

10 Fitzroy Doncaster 10 5 0 5 63 1579 62 1558 21 -0.0106

11 Footscray 10 4 1 5 61 1492 58 1436 20 0.0323

12 Prahran 10 5 0 5 63 1376 60 1506 20 -0.2482

13 Geelong 10 3 1 6 71 1368 52 1424 16 -0.7130


15 Kingston Hawthorn 10 2 1 7 53 1299 58 1473 11 0.2325

16 Ringwood 10 2 0 8 63 1262 46 1336 9 -0.6058


18 Northcote 10 1 0 9 79 1112 56 1487 4 -1.3873


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CRICKET SOUTHERN BAYSIDE

5th XI CSB Division 6

RANK TEAM P W L D WKTS RUNS WKTS RUNS Pts %

LOST FOR TAKEN AGST

1 Bonbeach 15 8 3 4 90 2041 105 1727 49 1.38


3 Parkdale United 15 7 5 3 107 1920 112 1758 43 1.14

4 Aspendale 15 6 7 2 107 1771 84 1554 36 0.89

5 Port Melbourne 15 4 7 4 98 1600 108 2027 26 0.87

6 Murrumbeena 15 2 10 3 110 1710 83 2092 14 0.62

5th XI CSB Division 6 -White Ball

RANK TEAM P W L D WKTS RUNS WKTS RUNS Pts NRR. LOST FOR TAKEN AGST


2 Parkdale United 10 4 3 3 60 1106 57 948 25 0.39

3 Bonbeach 10 4 2 4 47 1068 58 1009 25 0.32

4 Port Melbourne 10 3 3 4 45 858 62 1134 20 -0.04

5 Murrumbeena 10 2 5 3 58 977 42 1004 14 -1.06

6 Aspendale 10 2 6 2 63 1014 44 1041 12 -0.27

SOUTH EASTERN CRICKE T ASSOCIATION

Under 14B

RANK TEAM P BYE W2 W1 D L1 L2 POINTS %

1 Beaumaris 2 8 1 0 8 0 0 0 54 2.802

2 Moorabbin 1 8 1 0 6 0 2 0 42 1.953

3 Mordialloc 2 8 1 0 5 0 3 0 36 1.392


5 Bonbeach YCW 1 8 1 0 4 0 4 0 30 1.424

6 Cheltenham Park 1 8 1 0 3 0 5 0 24 0.813

7 Cheltenham 2 8 1 0 3 0 5 0 24 0.728

8 Dingley 2 9 0 0 4 0 5 0 24 0.665

9 Bayside 1 8 1 0 0 0 8 0 6 0.453

Under 12 c

RANK TEAM P W2 W1 D L1 L2 WKTS RUNS WKTS RUNS POINTS %

LOST FOR TAKEN AGST

1 Parkdale 1 9 0 8 1 0 0 38 999 66 555 51 3.126

2 Le Page Park 1 9 0 7 0 2 0 55 1006 46 836 42 1.006

3 South Melb Districts 1 9 0 5 2 2 0 50 1012 59 641 36 1.863

4 Parkdale 2 9 0 6 0 3 0 51 886 68 703 36 1.68

5 Bonbeach YCW 1 9 0 6 0 3 0 55 1018 61 815 36 1.385

6 South Caulfield 1 9 0 5 1 3 0 44 857 59 606 33 1.896

7 Hampton Central 1 9 0 3 0 6 0 48 697 51 854 18 0.867

8 Mordialloc 1 9 0 2 0 7 0 66 916 49 1208 12 0.563

9 Highett West 1 9 0 1 0 8 0 73 692 43 1213 6 0.336

10 Kingston Hawthorn 1 9 0 0 0 9 0 60 574 38 1226 0 0.297


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ALL GIRLS CRICKET COMPETITION

13 and Under

RANK TEAM P B W L D WKTS RUNS WKTS RUNS Pts %

LOST FOR TAKEN AGST

1 St Brigid's/St Louis 12 2 8 0 4 40 1112 65 954 72 1.8941

2 Parkdale United 12 2 6 3 3 51 962 61 1004 57 1.146

3 Le Page Park 12 2 5 5 2 74 1180 62 1157 48 0.8545

4 Parkdale/Mentone 12 2 4 5 3 55 999 51 909 45 1.0191

5 Dingley 12 2 4 6 2 50 1142 67 1010 42 1.5151

6 Bentleigh Uniting/McKinnon 12 2 3 5 4 50 787 36 821 42 0.6902

7 Kingston Hawthorn 12 2 1 7 4 49 681 27 1008 30 0.3723


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2017/2018 AVERAGES

VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET - MEN'S PREMIER FIRSTS

1st XI Batting

Player MAT INN NO 100s 50s 0s HS RUNS AVE.

Agar, William 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0.5

Chopra, Shorye 18 17 0 0 2 2 87 348 20.47

Connor, Greg 3 3 0 0 0 1 16 18 6

Dhindsa, Ramneet 18 20 2 0 1 3 51 320 17.78

Diggle, Christopher 9 9 4 0 0 0 16 64 12.8

D'Rozario, Lyle 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

Goad, Harrison S 8 6 4 0 0 1 13* 26 13

Heath, Luke W 3 6 1 0 0 0 30* 106 21.2

Herath, Yasiru 14 12 7 0 0 3 9 35 7

Kane, Tyrone 13 12 0 0 0 1 36 73 6.08

Khan, Javed I 18 17 0 0 0 2 47 264 15.53

Kramersh, Justin J 2 2 0 0 0 0 20 23 11.5

Miller, James F 18 17 4 0 0 0 47 294 22.62

Ninan, Ryan 18 17 0 0 2 2 56 304 17.88

Prathap Kumar, Ram 12 12 1 0 0 0 35 188 17.09

Rossborough, Brad I 10 12 3 0 1 1 59 346 38.44

Taylor, Jack M 15 14 0 2 2 2 143 469 33.5

Vijayakumar, Shivank 10 8 2 0 0 0 24* 82 13.67

Worsnop, Matthew L 6 3 1 0 0 1 6 6 3

1st XI Bowling

Player MAT O M R W 5Wi BBI AVE.

Chopra, Shorye 18 20 2 63 3 0 1/11 21.00

Dhindsa, Ramneet 18 1 0 4 0 0 0/4 NA

D'Rozario, Lyle 1 4 0 22 0 0

NA

Goad, Harrison S 8 53.1 7 206 6 0 2/11 34.33

Herath, Yasiru 14 71.3 2 367 12 0 3/42 30.58

Kane, Tyrone 13 119.2 13 560 17 0 3/29 32.94

Khan, Javed I 18 154.1 27 625 23 1 5/30 27.17

Kramersh, Justin J 2 10 0 31 0 0

NA

Miller, James F 18 171.1 26 638 21 0 3/36 30.38

Ninan, Ryan 18 217.5 40 727 31 1 5/32 23.45

Worsnop, Matthew L 6 49.3 16 119 8 0 2/4 14.88


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VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET - MEN'S PREMIER SECONDS

2nd XI Batting

PLAYER MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S HS RUNS AVE.

Agar, William 2 1 0 0 0 0 10 10 10.00

Barrow, Aidan 2 2 0 0 0 0 18 20 10.00

Bayly, Adam P 13 12 1 0 0 1 31 104 9.45

Christensen, Jade 2 2 1 0 0 0 6 6 6.00

Connor, Greg 14 15 1 0 1 0 58 256 18.29

Davie, Matthew 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 5 5.00

Dhuri, Rahat 2 2 2 0 0 0 14* 15 NA

Diggle, Christopher 6 9 1 0 1 2 67 247 30.88

D'Rozario, Lyle 16 12 6 0 0 3 15* 43 7.17

Edwards, Michael C 10 11 0 0 0 1 46 209 19.00

Goad, Harrison S 7 6 0 0 1 0 66 132 22.00

Greenwood, Jonathan 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

Heath, Luke W 7 8 0 0 0 1 41 174 21.75

Herath, Yasiru 3 4 0 0 0 0 29 48 12.00

Ivetic, Simo 11 13 1 0 1 2 66 197 16.42

Kane, Tyrone 1 1 0 0 0 0 15 15 15.00

Kramersh, Justin J 13 15 3 0 3 2 80* 361 30.08

Malalasekera, Dishan 11 10 4 0 0 1 25* 70 11.67

McCulley, Jordan 2 2 1 0 0 1 4* 4 4.00

Paramesh, Sacheen R 12 12 4 0 0 2 13* 38 4.75

Prathap Kumar, Ram 4 5 1 1 1 0 113 218 54.50

Rhys-Jones, Dylan 7 9 0 0 0 2 45 126 14.00

Rossborough, Brad I 2 2 0 0 2 0 77 133 66.50

Severin, Noah 6 7 0 0 1 3 54 108 15.43

Taylor, Reece 6 5 1 0 0 2 26* 34 8.50

Vijayakumar, Shivank 6 6 0 0 0 0 22 90 15.00

Vincent, Jonathan 5 5 0 0 0 1 18 27 5.40

Weiss, Lee 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 3 3.00

Woods, Nick 6 6 3 0 0 1 12* 22 7.33

Worsnop, Matthew L 10 10 1 0 0 0 47 171 19.00

2nd XI Bowling

Player MAT O M R W 5WI BBI AVE.

Bayly, Adam P 13 84.1 15 320 10 0 3/33 32.00

Christensen, Jade 2 24 6 94 2 0 2/57 47.00

Davie, Matthew 1 18 5 55 0 0 0/55 NA

Dhuri, Rahat 2 15.1 1 98 2 0 1/35 49.00

D'Rozario, Lyle 16 158 18 596 17 0 3/21 35.06

Goad, Harrison S 7 67 7 324 5 0 3/10 64.80

Herath, Yasiru 3 29 4 142 3 0 1/22 47.33

Kramersh, Justin J 13 70.5 9 299 10 0 4/32 29.90

Malalasekera, Dishan 11 65 2 312 9 0 3/42 34.67

McCulley, Jordan 2 14 0 82 0 0 0/23 NA

Paramesh, Sacheen R 12 118 25 406 9 0 2/39 45.11

Rhys-Jones, Dylan 7 2 0 11 0 0 0/11 NA

Rossborough, Brad I 2 2 0 16 0 0 0/16 NA

Woods, Nick 6 48 8 236 4 0 3/53 59.00

Worsnop, Matthew L 10 95 12 375 16 1 7/46 23.44


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VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET - MEN'S PREMIER THIRDS

3rd XI Batting


Acocks, Matt 7 6 0 0 0 0 17 25 4.17

Agar, William 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 4 4.00

Barrow, Aidan 7 7 0 0 0 0 37 59 8.43

Boyd, Jonathon W 15 12 2 0 0 1 26 105 10.50

Brodie, Tyler J 5 6 0 0 0 0 29 88 14.67

Christensen, Jade 11 3 2 0 0 0 6* 7 7.00

Craig, Oscar 5 6 1 0 0 1 30 81 16.20

Davie, Matthew 14 9 3 0 0 0 28 65 10.83

Devsarmah, Gaurav 1 1 0 0 0 0 12 12 12.00

Dhuri, Rahat 11 6 4 0 0 0 15* 45 22.50

Domann, Mitchell 6 7 1 0 1 2 56 92 15.33

Edwards, Michael C 6 7 1 0 1 0 51* 144 24.00

Fredericks, Cameron 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

Heath, Luke W 4 4 1 0 0 1 47* 63 21.00

Hendawitharana, Dulnath 2 2 0 0 0 0 8 16 8.00

Ivetic, Simo 7 6 0 1 3 0 101 288 48.00

Jackson, Kaidin 11 12 1 0 0 2 25 110 10.00

Kerr, Matthew 8 8 2 0 0 2 39* 122 20.33

Kramersh, Justin J 2 2 0 0 0 0 41 74 37.00

Malalasekera, Dishan 4 4 1 0 0 0 22* 31 10.33

Meedeniyalage, Ravidu 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 4 2.00

Page, Mark 1 2 0 0 0 0 4 5 2.50

Paramesh, Sacheen R 4 2 0 0 0 1 9 9 4.50

Rhys-Jones, Dylan 4 4 0 0 0 0 23 35 8.75

Taylor, Reece 8 8 0 0 0 0 32 179 22.38


Weiss, Lee 13 14 1 0 1 1 58 191 14.69

Williams, Reece J 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 4 4.00

Woods, Nick 8 4 3 0 0 1 11* 19 19.00

3rd XI Bowling

Player MAT O M R W 5WI BBI AVE.

Woods, Nick 8 63.2 1 229 16 0 4/17 14.31

Dhuri, Rahat 11 74 6 258 15 0 3/12 17.20

Boyd, Jonathon W 15 106.3 15 384 14 0 3/10 27.43

Davie, Matthew 14 101.4 10 425 14 0 3/43 30.36


Paramesh, Sacheen R 4 28.2 1 85 5 0 2/27 17.00

Malalasekera, Dishan 4 33.4 5 105 4 0 3/55 26.25

Kramersh, Justin J 2 18 0 72 3 0 2/38 24.00

Hendawitharana, Dulnath 2 11 1 36 2 0 1/17 18.00

Williams, Reece J 1 16 4 48 2 0 2/14 24.00

Taylor, Reece 8 38 4 138 2 0 1/21 69.00

Cuthbertson, Ben 4 35 7 150 2 0 2/63 75.00

Craig, Oscar 5 15 2 46 1 0 1/12 46.00

McConnell, Davis A 1 4 2 4 0 0 0/4 NA

Heath, Luke W 4 2 0 10 0 0 0/4 NA

Agar, William 1 2 0 10 0 0 0/10 NA

McCulley, Jordan 0 6 0 13 0 0 0/13 NA

Weiss, Lee 13 5 0 16 0 0 0/3 NA

Heras, Emran 1 7 1 20 0 0 0/4 NA


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VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET - MEN'S PREMIER FOURTHS

4th XI Batting


Acocks, Matt 9 9 1 0 2 2 87 234 29.25

Barker, James A 4 1 0 0 0 0 10 10 10.00

Barrow, Aidan 3 4 1 0 0 0 14 33 11.00

Bolla, Sai P 6 7 0 0 0 2 9 21 3.00

Brodie, Tyler J 8 8 1 0 1 1 63 173 24.71

Christensen, Jade 3 2 1 0 0 0 26* 31 31.00

Craig, Oscar 5 5 1 0 0 0 49 93 23.25

Cuthbertson, Ben 12 6 4 0 0 1 19 47 23.50

Davie, Matthew 1 1 0 0 0 0 6 6 6.00

Davies, Rama 6 5 2 0 0 0 35 77 25.67

Devsarmah, Gaurav 15 16 1 0 0 3 18 106 7.07

Dickens, Chad 13 6 3 0 0 0 11 29 9.67

Domann, Mitchell 2 2 0 0 0 0 33 38 19.00

Goad, Harrison S 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

Greenwood, Jonathan 6 3 0 0 0 0 5 10 3.33

Harrison, Taylor 10 5 0 0 0 1 34 41 8.20

Hawking, Sean 4 2 0 0 0 0 4 5 2.50

Heath, Luke W 1 1 0 0 1 0 83 83 83.00

Hern, Daniel 1 2 0 0 0 0 15 25 12.50

Ivetic, Simo 1 1 0 0 0 0 8 8 8.00

Jackson, Kaidin 5 5 1 0 1 0 50 130 32.50

Kerr, Matthew 6 6 1 1 1 1 108* 254 50.80

Lidstrom, Stefan 9 8 1 0 0 1 40* 105 15.00

Malalasekera, Dishan 1 1 0 0 0 0 7 7 7.00

Mandile, Michael 4 3 2 0 0 1 27* 27 27.00

McConnell, Davis A 9 1 1 0 0 0 0* 0 NA

McCulley, Jordan 2 3 1 0 0 0 16 27 13.50

Meedeniyalage, Ravidu 13 14 1 0 1 2 65 224 17.23

Page, Mark 9 10 0 0 0 0 42 180 18.00

Russo, Timothy 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 2 1.00

Sheldon, Riley 16 9 1 0 0 1 21 59 7.38

Taylor, Reece 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00


Weiss, Lee 1 1 0 0 0 0 13 13 13.00

Williams, Reece J 2 2 1 0 0 0 39* 71 71.00

4th XI Bowling Player MAT O M R W 5WI BBI AVE.

Acocks, Matt 9 4 0 26 0 0 0/5 NA

Barker, James A 4 25 2 117 5 0 2/36 23.40

Bergen, Matthew 1 4 2 2 0 0

NA

Bolla, Sai P 6 28.4 5 89 4 0 2/4 22.25


Craig, Oscar 5 28 6 111 9 0 2/13 12.33

Cuthbertson, Ben 12 106 23 363 19 1 5/47 19.11

Davie, Matthew 1 12 2 35 4 0 2/13 8.75

Davies, Rama 6 2 0 10 0 0 0/5 NA

Devsarmah, Gaurav 15 60.1 16 203 10 1 6/33 20.30

Dickens, Chad 13 78.2 11 309 11 0 5/44 28.09

Greenwood, Jonathan 6 28.5 4 124 8 0 3/31 15.50


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Harrison, Taylor 10 75 6 306 10 0 2/24 30.60

Heath, Luke W 1 4 1 10 1 0 1/10 10.00

Jackson, Kaidin 5 2 0 6 0 0 0/6 NA

Kerr, Matthew 6 1 0 15 0 0 0/15 NA

Lidstrom, Stefan 9 8 0 38 2 0 1/9 19.00

Malalasekera, Dishan 1 12 1 37 0 0 0/37 NA

Mandile, Michael 4 22 0 113 4 0 2/21 28.25

McConnell, Davis A 9 79.2 11 279 10 0 3/39 27.90

McCulley, Jordan 2 12.1 3 29 3 0 3/29 9.67

Russo, Timothy 1 6 4 12 0 0 NA

Sheldon, Riley 16 58 7 240 6 0 2/14 40.00

Taylor, Reece 1 8 0 19 0 0 0/19 NA

Weiss, Lee 1 2 0 12 0 0 0/5 NA

Williams, Reece J 2 22 4 68 5 0 2/16 13.60

CSB- DIVISION 6

5th XI Batting

PLAYER MAT INN NO 100S 50S HS RUNS Ave

Cater, Callum W 6 4 1 0 0 1 30 39

Dahl, Richard 13 12 2 0 0 2 10 41

Davies, Rama 4 4 0 0 0 1 45 92

Giosis, Chris 12 4 1 0 0 1 10 13

Greenwood, Jonathan 5 5 0 0 0 1 31 52

Heinrichs, Leigh C 13 13 1 0 4 2 81 405

Hern, Daniel 6 6 0 0 0 1 32 84

King, Stephen K 2 2 0 0 1 0 73 80

Leggate, Tim 2 2 0 0 0 1 4 4

McKinnon, James 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 1

Murphy, Chris 14 14 3 0 0 1 30 103

Noonan, John R 10 8 1 0 0 3 26* 65

O'Shea, Michael 14 8 3 0 0 1 12* 36

Parton, Jamie 12 12 2 0 3 0 86 315

Pidd, Chris 10 8 1 0 0 1 12 49

Pidd, Liam 12 10 5 0 0 2 21 51

Robinson, Peter 10 6 1 0 0 2 13* 28

Scott, James 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1

White, Anthony 1 1 0 0 0 0 26 26

Wood, Ashley 9 7 1 0 0 0 44* 84

5th XI Bowling

PLAYER MAT O M R W 5WI BBI Ave

Dahl, Richard 13 72.3 13 279 20 0 4/18 13.95

Davies, Rama 4 1 0 18 0 0

NA

Giosis, Chris 12 94.3 25 246 21 1 7/38 11.71

Greenwood, Jonathan 5 23 6 94 4 0 2/23 23.50

Heinrichs, Leigh C 13 47 6 129 8 0 2/20 16.13

Leggate, Tim 2 1 0 8 0 0

NA

McKinnon, James 3 4 0 20 0 0 0/5 NA


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McMahon, Stephen 1 2 0 7 0 0 0/7 NA

Murphy, Chris 14 2.1 0 17 0 0 0/17 NA

O'Shea, Michael 14 143.3 45 339 28 2 6/40 12.11

Parton, Jamie 12 79 20 216 13 0 4/11 16.62

Pidd, Liam 12 31 5 107 5 0 2/2 21.40

Robinson, Peter 10 53.5 15 136 16 0 4/16 8.50

White, Anthony 1 4 0 30 4 0 4/30 7.50

SECA – UNDER 14S

Under 14B Batting

PLAYER MAT INN NO 50S HS RUNS AVE.

Bruce, Callum 8 6 2 0 1* 2 0.50

Cater, Cory 9 9 3 1 50* 174 29.00

Esposito, Romolo 9 8 3 0 41* 86 17.20

Harvey, Hugo 8 6 0 0 7 10 1.67

Hughes, Jasper 7 5 1 0 10* 22 5.50

Kinna, Joshua 9 7 3 0 10* 41 10.25

Marani, Dylan 1 1 1 0 2* 2 NA

Marani, Thomas 8 7 3 0 11* 34 8.50

McInerney, Kane D 9 9 3 0 40* 203 33.83

McMahon, Joseph R 9 7 1 0 22 78 13.00

Park, Baden 9 9 3 0 48* 169 28.17

Sullivan, Luke 9 8 5 0 16* 63 21.00

Sullivan, Nathan J 6 5 1 0 17* 21 5.25

Under14B Bowling

PLAYER MAT O M R W BBI AVE.

Bruce, Callum 8 14 0 84 4 1/2 21

Cater, Cory 9 36 0 97 8 2/8 12.13

Cater, Cory 9 36 0 97 8 2/8 12.13

Esposito, Romolo 9 27 3 73 4 2/0 18.25

Harvey, Hugo 8 15 0 88 3 1/8 29.33

Hughes, Jasper 7 5 0 32 0 0/9 NA

Kinna, Joshua 9 28 1 133 5 3/35 26.6

Marani, Dylan 1 2 0 13 0 0/13 NA

Marani, Thomas 8 19 0 95 2 1/5 47.5

McInerney, Kane D 9 29 4 112 7 2/8 16

McMahon, Grace 1 2 0 30 2 2/30 15

McMahon, Joseph R 9 19 0 106 0 0/6 NA

Park, Baden 9 30.1 0 128 4 2/20 32

Sullivan, Luke 9 33 2 106 6 2/19 17.67

Sullivan, Nathan J 6 6 0 33 0 0/1 NA


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SECA – UNDER 12S

Under 12B Batting

Player MAT INN NO HS RUNS AVE.

Aylen, Shaedyn 2 2 1 11* 12 12.00 Carson, Jack 5 5 3 2* 4 2.00 Davis, Rohan 8 6 1 15 34 6.80 Fenech, Alex 7 6 4 8* 20 10.00 Harris MacDonald, Emmett 6 5 0 2 3 0.60 Hunter, Willem 9 6 1 20 29 5.80 Martine, Noah 8 5 3 24* 48 24.00 Martine, Xavier 2 1 1 54* 54 NA McInerney, Josh 9 6 0 5 12 2.00 Reeves, William 8 5 1 2* 5 1.25 Ryan, Noah 8 5 3 11* 33 16.50 Sullivan, Max 7 5 1 21 36 9.00

Under 12B Bowling

PLAYER MAT O M R W BBI AVE.

Aylen, Shaedyn 2 2 0 10 0 0/10 NA

Carson, Jack 5 12 0 83 1 1/8 83.00

Davis, Rohan 8 17 0 106 3 2/48 35.33

Fenech, Alex 7 10 0 76 3 2/20 25.33

Harris MacDonald, Emmett 6 15 0 82 2 1/3 41.00

Hunter, Willem 9 20 0 130 4 2/20 32.50

Martine, Noah 8 17 0 97 2 1/20 48.50

Martine, Xavier 2 9 0 88 1 1/29 88.00

McInerney, Josh 9 17 1 88 3 1/11 29.33

McMahon, Grace 1 3 0 15 3 3/15 5.00

Reeves, William 8 16 0 85 2 1/16 42.50

Ryan, Noah 8 18 2 51 1 1/9 51.00

Sullivan, Max 7 10 1 69 0 0/6 NA


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GUEST SPEAKER FUNCTIONS

Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club has been putting together the most impressive and respected Guest Speaker Functions. Simply, we conduct lunches for our corporate partners and members with first class speakers and entertainers, in the most stylish and cost-effective manner at some of the best venues in Melbourne.

Listed below are the functions to date:

No Date Speaker Venue

1 19/12/2001 John Scholes Sandringham Club

2 05/02/2002 Mike Proctor Sandringham Club

3 22/12/2002 Rodney Hogg Sandringham Club

4 31/01/2003 Colin Miller Sandringham Club

5 28/05/2003 Simon O'Donnell Sandringham Club

6 27/08/2003 Simon Madden Sandringham Club

7 24/10/2003 Dennis Lillee MCG Long Room

8 13/02/2004 Doug Walters Victoria Club

9 03/06/2004 Bob Skilton Sandringham Club

10 27/11/2004 Dennis Lillee Woodlands Golf Club

11 11/02/2005 Kerry O'Keeffe Victoria Club

12 08/06/2005 Rodney Hogg RACV Club

13 11/11/2005 Michael Holding MCG Dining Room

14 19/05/2006 David Boon Victoria Club

15 13/10/2006 Kerry O'Keeffe RACV Club

16 17/11/2006 Jeff Thomson & Allan Lamb Beaumaris RSL

17 18/05/2007 Kevin Sheedy Powerhouse

18 21/11/2007 Sir Richard Hadlee Powerhouse

19 12/12/2008 Glenn Archer & Simon Marshall Walter Galt Reserve

20 19/06/2009 Rod Marsh Windsor

21 21/05/2010 Ashley Mallett Windsor

22 25/02/2011 Greg Chappell Walter Galt Reserve

23 01/07/2011 Nick Maxwell Melbourne Aquarium

24 01/10/2011 Peter Daicos Walter Galt Reserve

25 20/10/2011 William McInnes Walter Galt Reserve

26 04/05/2012 Kim Hughes Walter Galt Reserve

27 07/03/2014 Sir Richard Hadlee Walter Galt Reserve

28 30/05/2014 Barry Richards Gerry Green Reserve

29 31/10/2014 Matthew Lloyd Walter Galt Reserve

30 06/05/2016 Rick Charlesworth Gerry Green Reserve

31 21/10/2016 Dr Peter Larkins Walter Galt Reserve

32 25/02/2018 Kevin Sheedy Walter Galt Reserve

33 30/05/2018 Peter Bedford Memorabilia Warehouse

34 14/06/2018 Bill Brownless Memorabilia Warehouse

35 27/06/2018 Brad Hodge Memorabilia Warehouse

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