PAPATOETOE CRICKET CLUB (INC)

110TH ANNUAL REPORT&

BALANCE SHEET 2015 – 2016

2015/16NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The 110th Annual General Meeting of the Papatoetoe Cricket Club will be held on the 14th August at the Papatoetoe Sports Centre at 1.30pm.

AGENDA

1. Apologies 2. Confirmation of Minutes from 109th Annual General Meeting 3. Matters Arising 4. Presentation and adoption of Annual Report and Balance Sheet for 2015/2016 5. Election of officers for the 2016-2017 Season 6. General Business 7. Social Hour

PAPATOETOE CRICKET CLUB (INC)OFFICE BEARERS 2015/2016

PATRONGuy Ronaldson

PRESIDENTNigel Hurst

HONORARY VICE PRESIDENTSP Ambler, M Bennett, D Boyd, P Boyd, M Bradley, I Burnside, R J Cambie, J Crocker, W

Cummins, M Deas, P Dullabh, E L Gibbs, P Hannan, P J Havill, E Hope, N Hurst, G Karam, J Lee, T Leitch, W McCormick, I McGechie, L McEntee, A McLaughlin, S McNeilage, R

Meiklejohn, A Nixon, G Peach, M Peterson, R Peterson, S Peterson, B Plummer, M Plummer, J Pope, C Price, W Price, A Rewcastle, L Rewcastle, P Rich, R Robertson , N Ronaldson, C Ross, G Shaw, S Singe, G Speedy, M Sua, T P Swaffield, M Switzer, A C Timpson, P J Walker, K Wallis,

S L Wallis, R Weir, S Wickett, J Wright

LIFE MEMBERSN V Burnside, D S Currie, G H M Green, I H Plummer, D H Price, R G Ronaldson, F W Stamp, G

B Troup, R M Harris, S J Poole, P O’Brien, R R Price, N Hurst

DECEASEDD Burnside, E H Burnside, E G Bray, C G Humphries, W Joynt, J H Price, R F Shearer,

C A Smyth, A A Swaffield, H E Swaffield, B W D Troup, Dr J J Valentine, A F Winks, K R Deas, J A Swaffield, S G Gedye

CHAIRMANPeter Boyd

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEEPeter Boyd, Simon Poole, Gary Wood, Gary Troup

CHAIRMAN SECRETARY TREASURER Peter Boyd Megan Spiers Simon Poole

MANAGER COACHING DIRECTOR Simon Poole Garry Wood

HONORARY SOLICITOR HONORARY AUDITOR Wood, Ruck and Co. R R Price

OFFICE BEARERS

PRESIDENTS PATRONS J W Summer 1905 - 14 No Record 1905 - 09No Office 1914 - 20 A W Hall 1928 - 31F M Waters 1920 - 46 W W Massey 1931 - 36A A Swaffiels 1946 - 63 C R Petrie 1936 - 47J A Swaffield 1964 - 70 R M Waters 1947 - 50C A Smyth 1970 - 73 T R Smytherman 1950 - 60K R Deas 1973 - 77 Dr H J A Colvin 1960 - 75R G Ronaldson 1977 - 81 R A Price 1975 - 88R F Shearer 1981 - 84 K R Deas 1988 - 98D S Currie 1984 - 86 R G Ronaldson 1998 -I H Plummer 1986 - 93 D H Price 1993 - 00 W Stamp 2000 - 04 G B Troup 2004 - 09 P O’Brien 2009 - 11 SECRETARIESN Hurst 2011 - No record 1905 - 09 H Wills 1910 - 11 J Stone 1911 - 12CLUB CAPTAINS H Swaffield 1912 - 14D Burnside 1905 - 44 No office 1914 - 20R McCormick 1944 - 46 H Swaffield 1920 - 28E G Boggs 1946 - 47 W McFarland 1928 - 31L B Goodall 1947 - 49 J J Valentine 1931 - 40C C Humphries 1949 - 50 J A Swaffield 1940 - 60A Holmes 1950 - 52 I J Ambler 1960 - 64R G Ronaldson 1952 - 55 T L Page 1964 - 66J H Elliott 1955 - 57 D S Currie 1966 - 69R G Ronaldson 1957 - 61 P L Smales 1969 - 71C M Frazer 1961 - 62 W J McCormick 1971 - 74J A Swaffield 1962 - 63 D H Price 1974 - 77E R Tovey 1963 - 64 R J Cambie 1977 - 79C R Williams 1964 - 65 T Coysh 1979 - 80S G Gedye 1965 - 66 Mrs R Weir 1980 - 82T E McNabb 1966 - 67 Mrs CJ Jordan 1982 - 84J F Oetegenn 1967 - 69 I H Plummer 1984 - 86I H Plummer 1970 - 73 Mrs R Conner 1986 - 87N V Burnside 1973 - 74 J Crocker 1987 - 90D S Currie 1974 - 75 D A Boyd 1990 - 91G Rowsell 1975 - 76 Mrs A Campbell 1991 - 95N V Burnside 1976 - 77 Mrs R Weir 1995 - 97M Schrafft 1977 - 78 Ms K Young 1997 - 98D H Price 1978 - 81 Mrs J Light 1998 - 99N V Burnside 1981 - 82 Mrs R Weir 1999 - 00M Rowsell 1982 - 83 Mrs W Mills 2000 - 01F W Stamp 1983 - 85 T Davis 2001 - 02C Murphy 1985 - 86 L Wallbank 2002 - 03N Hurst 1986 - 91 T Fell 2003 - 04R Norton 1991 - 93 C Edwards 2004 - 05T Galloway 1993 - 95 S Patel 2005 - 06P Sentch 1995 - 96 A Clarke 2006 - 09N Hurst 1996 - 97 Ms M I Spiers 2009 - C Castles 1997 - 99 M Switzer 1999 - 01

TREASURERS No record 1905 - 09 R J Cambie 1978 - 80H Wills 1909 - 11 M Sanders 1980 - 81J Stone 1911 - 12 D H Price 1981 - 84H Swaffield 1912 - 14 R R Price 1984 - 88No Office 1914 - 20 D H Price 1988 - 97E H Burnside 1920 - 34 P Seagar 1991 - 93E G Gray 1934 - 56 G Patten 1993 - 94R Bayley 1956 - 57 D Price 1994 - 95J A Swaffield 1957 - 58 S Lynch 1995 - 96J H Price 1958 - 59 Shirley Wickett 1996 - 98R M Harris 1959 - 60 Waveney McBride 1999 - 00M J Washer 1960 - 61 Craig Edwards 2000 - 01KF Parrish 1961 - 62 S Curran 2001 - 02C Chisolm 1962 - 63 B Jago 2002 - 02G H Green 1963 - 65 P O’Brien 2005 - 06T Papesch 1965 - 66 N Screen 2006 - 07R M Harris 1966 - 68 A Clarke 2007 - 09G W Ralph 1968 - 70 A Brookland 2009 - 10R J Muff 1970 - 73 P O’Brien 2010 - 11S L Watt 1971 - 73 Pankaj Chhiba 2011 - 12 D S Currie 1973 - 74 S J Poole 2012 - R R Price 1974 - 78 MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON SENIOR CAPTAINS Club Captain 1906 - 60 R A Price 1947 - 48R Shearer 1960 - 62 J Elliott 1949 - 50K Deas 1962 - 66 J W Carroll 1950 - 51M Bay 1966 - 67 K R Deas 1951 - 54A Timpson 1967 - 69 R N Farman 1954 - 61D Currie 1969 - 73 K F Parish 1961 - 63N Burnside 1973 - 76 K R Deas 1963 - 65 W Apps 1976 - 80 R N Farman 1965 - 66I Burnside 1981 - 85 A C Timpson 1966 - 70K Wallis 1985 - 86 R M Harris 1970 - 72I Plummer 1986 - 88 R N Farman 1972 - 73W Stamp 1988 - 91 R Verrall 1973 - 74D Price 1991 - 92 D McKelvie 1974 - 75W Stamp 1992 - 94 N V Burnside 1975 - 80R Jacobsen 1994 - 95 A T R Hellaby 1981 - 84T Galloway 1995 - 97 L Rewcastle 1984 - 86C Ross 1997 - 98 A T R Hellaby 1986 - 90S Wickett 1998 - 00 M Bradley 1990 - 93C Ross 2000 - 01 S Peterson 1993 - 95C Edwards 2001 - 04 M Bradley 1995 - 96G B Troup 2004 - 06 N Ronaldson 1996 - 01B Plummer 2006 - 07 S Singe 2001 - 08T Cassin 2007 - 08 G Shaw 2009 - 13P O’Brien 2008 - 09 Stuart Money 2013 - 14 T Cassin 2009 - 11 B Singh 2014 - 15N Joll 2011 - 12 Stephen Money 2015 - P Boyd 2012 -

Most Runs Most Wickets 100’s Teams 52-53 K Deas 389 R Shearer 47 1 5 53-54 J Elliott 411 J Gabbetis 43 1 5 54-55 R Harris 448 J Price 55 4 5 55-56 R Ward 403 R Shearer 39 9 6 56-57 S Gedye 416 B Bodie 34 6 5 57-58 S Gedye 544 J Price 61 1 5 58-59 F Wedlake 459 B Bodle 38 3 6 59-60 K Parish 588 J Elliott 48 13 6 60-61 K Parish 632 D McKelvie 51 5 7 61-62 R Harris 632 P Havill 43 1 7 62-63 K Hastings 614 K Payne 63 4 7 63-64 R Harris 552 E Hope 50 6 9 64-65 N Harford 481 E Bodle 49 9 8 65-66 S Gedye 594 B Nelson 49 9 8 66-67 S Gedye 610 A Timpson 58 5 7 67-68 S Gedye 690 A Timpson 50 5 8 168-69 R Harris 778 A Timpson 68 5 8 169-70 R Harris 542 Ms S Kipa 92 3 8 170-71 S Gedye 628 A Timpson 43 6 8 171-72 A Harris 670 Y Pollard 46 5 8 172-73 G Peach 554 C Stinger 39 5 7 173-74 R Verrall 473 B Norgate 53 2 7 174-75 F King 432 R Cunis 52 2 6 175-76 B Bellamy 485 G Troup 60 3 8 175-76 D Sullivan 485 R Cambie 61 7 8 176-77 G Laughton 543 R Cambie 57 6 8 177-78 N Burnside 503 L Gibbs 54 2 9 278-79 L Rewcastle 609 T Reidy 47 8 9 179-80 N Burnside 357 M Irving 37 2 9 280-81 S Poole 499 G Peach 44 7 10 381-82 S Poole 495 N Hurst 37 5 12 382-83 N Burnside 357 G McNeilage 38 8 14 383-84 B Athey 785 T McGowan 38 14 14 384-85 A Jones 665 A Rewcastle 39 8 14 385-86 R Williams 892 J Pernham 42 9 13 386-87 S Poole 676 T Hellaby 61 11 14 387-88 M Bradley 606 M Plummer 31 16 15 388-89 N Burnside 661 N Hurst 39 12 14 389-90 N Burnside 825 G McNeilage 50 17 13 390-91 T Galloway 773 S Bell 43 26 13 391-92 S Petersen 938 N Ronaldson 64 24 13 292-93 D Boyd 1241 N Ronaldson 63 29 10 293-94 M Bradley 850 V Soma 47 34 18 394-95 S Petersen 799 J Graham 37 19 12 295-96 G Hough 681 C Castles 44 25 10 296-97 R Bates 744 J Graham 49 14 6 397-98 L Clark 562 N Ronaldson 61 8 5 298-99 S Singe 595 N Ronaldson 73 5 5 399-00 E Jacobsen 664 N Ronaldson 57 23 11 300-01 C Boroughs 830 N Ronaldson 52 12 8 201-02 R Bates 621 N Ronaldson 47 12 7 202-03 R Rolls 634 G Wood 44 19 7 203-04 C Boroughs 695 O Parkin 44 18 7 104-05 S Poole 644 L Elliott 35 14 7 205-06 S Singe 890 J Graham 49 4 06-07 C Spearman 809 B Singh 55 9 7 207-08 M Horne 701 B Singh 51 6 8 08-09 S Singe 951 B Singh 50 12 9 09-10 DR Sarvajith 782 K McDonald / D McMurchy 40 14 8 10-11 G Shaw 567 G Singh 40 15 11-12 S Singe 867 I Sodhi 43 10 8 212-13 R Rajagopal 688 G Singh 46 14 10 4 13-14 A Sohal 742 N Aujla 37 15 10 4 14-15 Luke Istead 626 D McMurchy 44 14 10 4 15-16 O. Pringle 1034 N. Aujla 41 11 11 4

REPRESENTATIVES HONOURS BOARDMEN WOMEN NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND R M Harris 1958 - 59 I Jagersma 1987 - 90S G Gedye 1963 - 65 K McDonald 1990R S Cunis 1968 - 73 Y Kainuku 1991G B Troup 1976, 79 - 83, 85 - 86 K Ramel 1998 - 02J G Wright 1990 - 93 R Rolls 1996 - 07 H Huddlestone 2013 - 14 NEW ZEALAND U19 M Plummer 1983 G Shaw 2000 NORTH ISLANDI Sodhi 2012 S Wilson 1999K Jamieson 2013 L Harford 1994NORTH ISLAND R Rolls 2000R M Harris 1959 K Ramel 2000G B Troup 1978 H Huddlestone 2006 AUCKLAND AUCKLAND K R Deas 1952 - 53, 51 - 61 K Bodle 1969 - 70R M Harris 1955 - 57, 69 - 72 N Schollum 1969 - 70, 74 - 76, 82E Dunn 1956 - 57 F Hedges 1968 - 83S G Gedye 1956 - 65 Y Pollard 1970 - 73R N Farnam 1957 - 60 M Spittal 1971 - 74B Bodle 1958 - 59 D Hedges 1974E Tovey 1960 - 64 J McKenzie 1975 - 77N S Harford 1963 - 67 D Cobb 1979R E Sutton 1968 - 71 L Webber 1979 - 81R S Cunis 1968 - 74 D Gordon 1982 - 83G B Troup 1974 - 88 K Molloy 1982 - 83L J Rewcastle 1979 - 80 L Birkenhead 1984 - 88T Hellaby 1979 - 89 Y Kainuku 1984 - 91M Bradley 1989 F Deas 1985 - 87J G Wright 1990 - 93 W Munro 1985 - 90S Petersen 1990 - 97 S Wilson 1987 - 88, 93 - 95B Oxenham 1993 - 94 K Hamilton 1988 - 89G Shaw 2002 - 11 K McDonald 1988 - 90S Singe 2003 - 04 K Ramel 1993 - 02L Shaw 2004 - 10 L Harford 1993 - 95C Munro 2008 - 09 K Young 1993 - 98B Singh 2009 - 14 R Rolls 1999 - 08 P Gruber 1996 - 98, 12 -13 M Tunupopo 1998 - 99 A Soma 1998 - 03 D Mowlem 1998 - 00 M Tremaine 2005 - 13 P Mistry 2005 - 08 W Horneman 2005 - 11 H Huddlestone 2009 - 14 A Kelly 2012 - 14

WOMEN

SAMOALelia Bourne

Lagi Telea Taofi Lafai

AUCKLAND U18

Tetiare Mataora

MEN

AUCKLAND AOllie Pringle

Navdeep Aujla

AUCKLAND U19Luke Istead

AUCKLAND U17Aue Parima

REPRESENTATIVES HONOURS BOARD 2015 -2016

2015/2016 PRIZE WINNERS

Mike Reidy Memorial

Club Player of the Year Ollie Pringle

Ross Roberston Trophy Pursuit of Excellence

Stephen Money

Hunt Cup Best Club Side Senior B1

Deas Cup Batsman of the year Ollie Pringle

Swaffield Cup Highest Club Aggregate

Ollie Pringle 1035 runs @ 47.05

Joynt Cup Most Wickets Navdeep Aujla 41 wkts

Farman Cup Best Allrounder (Top Grades)

Stephen Money 595 runs @39.67 and 18 ct/4st

Smudge McNeillage Award

Best Spin Bowler (Top Grades)

Navdeep Aujla 41 wkts

Harris Cup Best Allrounder (Club Grades)

Rajeev Rajagopal 463 runs @ 30.87 and 29 wkts @ 12.76

Alan Larder Cup Most improved player (Club Grades)

Aue Parima

Stamp Cup Wicket Keeping Stephen Money

Havill Cup Fielding Logan Clark

Home Performance Batting Randeep Gaur 206*no

Home Performance Bowling Matt Down 9/11

Terry Peters Memorial Trophy

Most improved player top two grades

Abishek Patel

Grant Patten Memorial

Sportsmanship Award Michael Greenwood / Robbie Compston

Warwick Trophy Committee Award Nickie Maro

Connor Cup Best All rounder Women

Lagi Telea

Ernie Bray Memorial Highest Aggregate Women

Mirioni Rivaia

Webber Cup Womens Section Merit Award

Tetiare Mataora

Rose Henare Cup Most Promising Player Womens Cricket

Koitai Mataora

2015/2016 SEASON RESULTS

Ollie Pringle Premiers 200*v Birkenhead 14/11/2015 119 v Parnell on 7/11/15

Christie O’Brien Reserves 150* v Waitakere on 19/3/16Pratik Patel B1 134Kulvir Kahlon B3 112Ramandeep Kahlon 107*Mandeep Singh C1 104Charandeep Lotey 1 Day 2a Kings 169,130Randeep Gaur 206*Jimmy Baath 133*

Bowling 5/6 Wickets in an InningsMen and Women

Navdeep Aujla Premiers 7/90 v Takapuna 6/2/165/59 v Cornwall 23/1/165/116 v Cornwall 27/2/16

Luke Istead 6/56 v Birkenhead 6/3/16Shahvir Irani Reserves 5/12 v Waitakere 28/11/15Sam Robinson 5/25 v Cornwall 19/12/15Logan Clark 5/28Lagi Telea Women 5/6 v Howick 7/11/15Rajeev Rajagopal B1 5/34Avnit Prasad 7/26,5/66Sam Robinson 7/16Vishaal Agarwal B3 5/18,5/34Jaswinder Singh C1 5/38Charandeep Lotey One Day 2a Kings 5/24Matt Down One Day 3a 9/11Gurmail Singh 5/42

100’S Men and Women

Team Awarded For: 2015/16

BMFS Year 6B Best Batsmen Best All Rounder Best Fieldman

Tepoko TemoanaCace KingiMafoa Vea

Year 6B Best BatsmenBest BowlerBest All Rounder

Sahil KumarRaghav TiwariRobinjot Singh

Year 6A Best BatsmenBest BowlerBest All Rounder

Samuel SamuelNavi GamageSam Ngaau

Year 7B Best All RounderBest BowlerMost Improved

Shivanshu SharmaNikhil GosaiShae Rai

Year 8 Premier Best BatsmenBest BowlerBest All Rounder

Tannin KhuranaSamir AnandHarjot Singh Darni

Year 9/10 Premier Best Batsmen Best Bowler Most Improved

Ved BhattSukhdev Singh SukhUpinder Ubhi

Under 12A Girls Best BowlerBest All RounderMost Improved

Tailor MaikaDavinya LuliaLuisa Aneterea

2015/2016 JUNIOR PRIZE WINNERS

Fifties Youth Miniature Batting Trophy

6A Sam Ngaau 34,34,31,31,30

Samuel Samuel 34,34,31

Francis Alofaga 31,30

Pahul Singh 39,33

Jacob Enoka 33,32

Kabir Singh 32,30

Tayla-Lee Malaesilia 38

Navi Gamage 36

7B Shivanshu Sharma 53*

Jeswin Alfred 52*

8 Prem Tannin Khurana 72,52

9/10 Prem Ritapraj Gill 77,61,56

Sukhdev Singh Sukh 89,78

Abhay Pandit 51

Jasraj Basra 50

5 Wickets in an innings 4 wickets Year 6

6B Raghav Tiwari 4/25

Robinjot Singh 5/18

Raghuram Veerla 4/12

Jasper Carpenter 4/19

6A Navi Gamage 4/1

Bill Joynt Memorial Cup Highest Aggregate Youth Section

Sukhdev Singh Sukh 340 runs

Peach Product Cup Most Wickets Junior Club Preetpal Singh 26 wickets

Joynt Cup Best All-rounder in Youth Section

Sukhdev Singh Sukh 340 runs and 15 catches

Burnside Cup Most Outstanding Junior Sam Ngaau 248 runs @ 27.56 and 8 wkts @11 .38

Louisa Lakua Memorial Cup

Outstanding volunteer Mark Rawnsley 6A

MINUTES OF THE 109th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE PAPATOETOE CRICKET CLUB

held on the 2nd August 2015 at 1.30pm at the Papatoetoe Sports Centre.

Present: Megan Spiers, Simon Poole, Les Gibbs, Nigel Hurst, Rodney Price, Gary Troup, Peter Boyd, Guy Ronaldson, Dave Dowling, Adrian Dale(ACA), Roger Harris, Ollie Pringle, Gerry Green, Nickie Maro, Neil Ronaldson, Rory O’Brien, Christie O’Brien, Stephen Money, John Lee, Ian Plummer, Gary Wood, Wally Stamp, Bhupinder Singh.

1. Apologies Noel Burnside, Brett Plummer, Paul O’Brien, Denis Currie. Gary Troup moved that the apologies be accepted Seconded Neil Ronaldson. Carried2. Minutes from 108th Annual General Meeting Confirmation of Minutes from 108th Annual General Meeting Peter Boyd moved minutes be accepted- Seconded Ian Plummer. Carried3. Matters Arising None.4. Presentation and adoption of Annual Report and Balance Sheet for the 2014/15 Season. Nigel Hurst thanked Rodney Price and PC Chhiba for the work they have done to get this report into order. Peter Boyd moved that the Annual report be accepted Seconded Guy Ronaldson Carried5. ACA Report Adrian Dale Martin Guptil had a very good year with the Aces. Kyle Mills has retired. ACA thanked Papatoetoe Cricket for all their hard work. Eden Park is business as usual. Aces were runners up in the Plunket shield Mark O’Donnell will be replacing Matt Horne as Aces Head Coach. Blitz after school will be happening in the new season 4-5.30pm Numbers are growing within twilight cricket. Attitudes and bad behaviour of players against player umpires has been increasing. Criq HQ has not worked for ACA and will be going back to Results Vault in the upcoming season. No increase from Northern Foundation for funding this year.

6. Financial Report Peter Boyd moved that the Financial report be accepted-Seconded Gary Wood Carried7. President's Report Nigel briefly spoke on his report acknowledging the Life members and their invaluable input into the club. Gary Troup moved that the President’s report be accepted as read Seconded Peter Boyd Carried

8. Chairman's Report Peter briefly spoke on his report, acknowledging all the Life members. He would like to see more volunteers in the club. Wally Stamp moved that the Chairman’s report be accepted. Seconded Guy Ronaldson Carried9. Election of officers for the 2015/16 Season a. Guy Ronaldson as Patron Gary Troup/Nigel Hurst b. Gary Troup nominated Nigel Hurst as President for another term Seconded Simon Poole c. Peter Boyd nominated Simon Poole Seconded Gary Troup d. Nigel Hurst nominated Gary Troup Seconded Simon Poole e. Nigel Hurst moved that the Vice Presidents be reinstated Seconded Simon Poole f. Nigel Hurst nominated Rodney Price as the Auditor Seconded Ian PlummerNigel thanked the outgoing committee.

10. Life Membership Rodney Price nominated Nigel Hurst for Life Membership. Rodney spoke on all Nigel has done for the club from Player, Club Captain, MC at prizegiving to his present role as President. Gary Troup and Peter Boyd reinforced Rodney's comments and stated that Nigel was most deserving of this honour. Peter Boyd moved that Nigel become a Life Member. All in favour - Carried Nigel thanked all members for this great honour.

11. General Business a. Ian Plummer enquired as to whether there had been any discussion in getting a Tom Hellaby Trophy. Peter assured Ian that it was to be discussed at the next Executive meeting. b. A working party has been set up to work on the constitution. Peter Ambler has been helping. c. Nigel Hurst thanked Garry Wood for his work with the Schools. d. Gary Troup acknowledged Megan and Simon for their work with the Annual report. e. Peter Boyd acknowledge the work Gary Troup does to help with funding applications, this has been appreciated by the club. f. Roger Harris acknowledged the passing of Graeme Gedye and his career as one of the best Batsmen for New Zealand, Auckland and Papatoetoe. g. Nigel thanked Adrian Dale, Life members, Vice Presidents and members for attending the 109th AGM.

Nigel called the AGM closed at 2.27pm

PAPATOETOE CRICKET CLUB CHAIRMAN’S REPORT

The 2015/2016 season has again seemed to have gone by quickly; it has been a pleasing time both on and off the field for the club once again as our teams continue to strive for results and enjoy the camaraderie that comes with playing for Papatoetoe.

Once again our clubs day to day running has been handled well by our Club Manager Simon Poole (Life Member), his passion and commitment to Papatoetoe Cricket is second to none. Again Simon’s dogged approach to registration and the subsequent subscription collection enables us as a club to function on a day to day basis as we strive to provide for our members and players.

Garry Wood our Director of Coaching and Development has once again excelled in this area and the results and accolades we have received both from Auckland Cricket, local schools and parents alike are a result of his commitment, dedication and hard work. Turning this coaching into playing members continues to be a challenge that we face as we need to continue to grow our membership, especially in the junior areas to continue to meet the required teams and numbers that enables to hold our Premier status club position with Auckland Cricket and the funding that comes with that. Garry’s continued work and commitment to helping with our running of the club especially around policy procedures and structure I greatly appreciate.

The work and guidance provided by Gary Troup is unbelievable, his work in obtaining that all important funding that we are constantly seeking, helping in the day to day running of the club along with his passion for all things Papatoetoe makes him a great man to have on our side and it was wonderful to see Gary get the recognition he so richly deserves in the recent Queen’s Birthday Honors for his service to sport and the wider community. Once again he has done our club proud.

The work of these mentioned gentlemen along with Megan’s continued help in funding applications makes the running of our club and the Chairman’s role a pleasure to be involved in.

The Choose Sport Intuitive has once again been a positive iniative for our club and I thank Justin, his staff and the board of Kolmar for their support.

Like all organizations we continue to have to rely on funding for various aspects of the running of our club and this avenue continues to be a major source of revenue. To all of our sponsors and Charitable trusts and especially Auckland Cricket who continue to support us, thank you so much.

Moving forward it would be unwise of us as a club to think we can continue to think we can rely on continued funding and grants from Charitable Trusts, so on going planning and good management is imperative moving forward and we believe our budget for the coming year reflects this, and we as an Executive believe we need to fully review and evaluate our costs in all areas of our club.

Results on the playing field were once again encouraging, and no doubt will be mentioned in greater detail in various reports, but I must comment on the outstanding achievement of Ollie Pringle in scoring 200* in a Premier game this year, an outstanding achievement. Ollie was rewarded at The Papatoetoe Sports Awards for Outstanding Club Performance, well done and congratulations.

This year saw Bhupinder Singh take on the role as Premier coach. Bhups along with his support staff put in place a structure involving the Senior club that was well received by the players and our feedback has been very positive. Whilst the success of the season may not have lived up to these expectations the spirit and commitment of Stephen and his players was outstanding and their conduct on the field throughout one particular adverse occasion did our club proud.

Success is measured by results though and it is disappointing to not see our club in Finals contention, hopefully we can rectify this, it has been too long for a club of our size with the resources we have and commit too, to continue to be happy to be 5th or 6th. Papatoetoe needs to be back at the top and a dominant force in Auckland Cricket once again.

To all our volunteers, coaches managers , supporters and parents thank you all very much, but we still require more of you. I encourage you all to get involved in your club in the upcoming season and beyond, we all need to help out be in large or small contributions so our club continues to perform and function efficiently

Peter Boyd Chairman Papatoetoe Cricket Club

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

It does not seem like a year has passed since I last wrote this report. In the past 12 months we have witnessed many wonderful sporting achievements both in cricket and other sports. The All Blacks became the only team in history to achieve back to back World Cups. Brendan McCullum brought the curtain down on a career that thrilled, polarised and bewildered, however at the end of it all he left the national scene on his own terms and in his own style. Now with cricket over we await the Olympics and all the passion and National pride associated.As a Cricket Club we have fared well on the field. Our Premiers retained their position in the top tier of Auckland cricket. The team are a young yet settled side and becoming more aware of what it takes to win games. My congratulations to Stephen Money for his determination and grit- as the season went on you led from the front and provided many with much hope for the future.

VJ Soma, a club man of many years again led the Reserves into battle each weekend. His pride in the Red Cap is an inspiration to all of us who have had the privilege to know him or take the field with him for what seems like forever. Thanks VJ -you are very much appreciated. The young men in your care are learning and putting pressure on those at the next level.My sincere thanks to Rajeev Rajagopal, Kevin Henderson and Mandeep Singh who captained their respective grade teams to top three finishes. To all the players in all teams I congratulate you on your efforts this year. I look forward to getting around the games next year and watching you play this great game. I would like thank all those who coached a team this year from Premiers down to our Junior grades, as a club we could not function without you.The Committee under Peter Boyd have led us admirably off the field. Committee work is very much unsung and at times frustrating. I thank you all on behalf of all club members for your time, expertise and commitment to Papatoetoe Cricket. We certainly have challenges ahead but I am comfortable in the knowledge that going forward we have very good people guiding us. Thanks to Simon Poole who keeps us going every Saturday and through the week. Keep it up Pooley.To all our life members thank you for your support throughout the year. It is great to see so many of you supporting our young men and women on Saturdays. The special functions that we hold to acknowledge your service are always keenly awaited. The stories get better, the memory perhaps a little hazy but the company always good. I urge young players in the club to seek out these men and talk about your game, they are a font of knowledge and may give you that tip that makes a good season great. I will point these blokes out if you need a hand.Finally I would like to wish all club members a warm winter. I look forward to seeing you all again come October.

Nigel Hurst President

CLUB MANAGER’S REPORT

Much was expected of the 2015/6 Cricket season for Papatoetoe Cricket. Whilst some of the season’s goals were achieved there is still much hard work to be done for our Club to return to the forefront of Auckland Cricket. Overall, I see my Club Manager role more as a facilitator-getting teams on the park each weekend, ensuring they have access to Coaching and quality equipment as required to give them the best opportunity to succeed.

Whilst our Premier side finished 6th in the Hedley Howarth Trophy and thus retained their Premier Top Eight Status for another season, there is still much more to be done for the side to challenge for a Top 4 spot in following seasons. Notable performances from Ollie Pringle-the first Papatoetoe Premier player to score 1000 runs in a season is a remarkable achievement. Ollie won Club Performer of the Year at the recent Papatoetoe Sports Awards dinner. Stephen Money captained the side with a steely determination that other players need to emulate and was resolute and defiant with the bat. First year coach Bhupinder Singh led the side well and hopes to deliver better performances next season.

The Reserves-after winning their Championship last season ended mid-table this season and far to say struggled to repeat. The talent is there but inconsistency let them down at vital times as they competed in all matches they played. After gaining promotion from B2, our B1 side under Rajeev Rajagopal failed by a mere 1.6 points to win this grade and gain promotion to Senior A. This side is a nursery for our future Premier players and an important stepping stone in their progress. Both B3 under Kevin Henderson and C1 under Mandeep Singh had successful seasons-third and second respectively.

We had 5 One Day sides this season. These sides were basically self-sufficient and are a pleasure to deal with. I hope they will continue to remain part of our Club for many years to come. Final results were-

One Day 1B Punjabi Raiders - 5th One Day 2a Kings XI - 2nd One Day 2B Punjabi XI - 5th One Day 3A All Stars - 2nd One Day 4B Te Ulu - 10th

One area of major concern for the Club is the dwindling number of Junior Teams at Papatoetoe. As part of ACA requirements for ‘Premier Club’ status each Club must have at least 10 Junior teams-we are right on the threshold. On a brighter note there were some notable performances-

6A under Mark Rawnsley winning their Championship and beating the only team that beat them in the Final

the last hurdle

There are many people to thank in the Junior Grades but to name a couple -

start of the season with little or no cricketing knowledge and with patience and understanding developing a side that by seasons’ end was very competitive

of the future

to up skill our top Juniors.

To all other Junior Coaches, scorers and supporters- a big thank you-every Club needs your continual support to function effectively.

Thank you also to our Committee for all the help in the past season. You all make a wonderful contribution to our favourite Club as we battle with the more mundane off field factors that need to be sorted to allow our players to do what they love doing-playing Cricket. Hoping for even greater success next year.

Simon Poole Club Manager

COACHING DIRECTOR’S DEVELOPENT REPORT 2015/2016

The 2015-16 season was a busy season as the Club continued its efforts to drive up the interest and participation levels through a comprehensive schools program that ranks with the best in the country. Once again we received significant funding through the Kiwi

Sport fund distributed by Counties Manukau Sport that meant the program could be taken out into the schools to over 4000 local students who benefited with a rewarding and fun cricket experience.

As usual this meant the Papatoetoe Club was delivering cricket to a huge range of diverse ethnic backgrounds. At the Mission Heights DEEP session for Girls these included Indian, Chinese, Arab, Filipino, Maori and Pakeha pupils. Our challenge as always is how to promote and shape those sessions as a fun and stimulating session so that cricket will become the sport of choice for their generation.

In raw development figures Papatoetoe Club provided in excess of 12,000 coaching opportunities in various local schools. These ranged from foundations skills for younger students to squad coaching for cluster group field days which are always competitive. The coaching staff was also active in collaborating with other providers in a number of community initiatives including the CM Sport Girls only day, the NZ Players Association Hooked on Cricket and the ACA QuikHit. Perhaps the biggest impact was seen in the second year of the ACA Blitz where a third of all the teams across the Auckland region were from the clubs catchment area and where Papatoetoe Coaches had been providing coaches in various school based programmes. The Club was also a principle contributor to the CM Sport Have A Go Day held in 10 local Primary schools.

New schools where the Club delivered multiple sessions included Al Madinah, East Tamaki Primary, McCauley High School, Rongomai Primary and Yendarra Primary. Business as usual was at Bairds, Holy Cross, Kedgely, Puhinui, Papatoetoe South and West. De la Salle showed a resurgence of interest in cricket, no doubt due to the support of Nigel Hurst and new staff member and Papatoetoe parent and coach Ulu Hakeagatoa.

Women’s and Girls’ cricket is viewed by the Committee as a very real opportunity in terms of growth for the Club. The Club again fielded a Premier Ladies side who, although boosted by the arrival of a new player/coach and a wicketkeeper from Waitakere didn’t finish any better off than last season. However there were some notable personal performances, some good bowling efforts and one outstanding day when the team managed to produce 339/9 against Eden Roskill.

The most important thing is that there are now quite a few younger girls playing either in the under 12 team or in the boys grades. That bodes well for upcoming seasons as the Club seeks to translate the numbers in schools into active club participation at both junior and senior levels.

One significant bonus from the season was the emergence of more young coaches. Once again we had overseas staff with a young Englishman, Jack Dixon, playing an active part in the schools. Dave Hooper also returned from the previous year. Sam Robinson was also a big contributor early on. In addition Hetu Shah, Luke Istead, Alex Hakeagatoa and Tetiare Mataora helped with the Blitz games and Friday evening juniors.

The Club is due to review and update our existing strategic plan. Peering into the crystal ball it seems timely to work with Auckland Cricket and focus on the Flatbush area. Ministry of Education projections show that the school aged population will be more than 5000 students in the near future. One new school is planned in and around that vicinity for the next five years. Many of them will come from cricket families and communities. It makes sense to plan for the Club to be in a position to take advantage of that huge growth cycle. If we do our work well there should be the opportunity for the Club to become a real force across all levels of the code in the southern regions.

Garry Wood Papatoetoe Cricket Club Development Manager

PREMIER COACHES REPORT

Reflecting on my first season in charge of the Men’s Premier Squad at Papatoetoe Cricket has been one of great learning. It was an honour to be given the opportunity to work with and develop the next generation of cricketers at my club.

I couldn’t have done this without the tremendous support of a number of people. Thank you to John Lee for once again managing the Premier team this season. John has become an integral part of our team. Thanks to Brett Paterson for taking up the scoring duties again this year. Thank you to Neil Ronaldson for his guidance with players and his role as selector for the Premier and Reserve squads. Thanks to Vijay Soma and his on-going role as Reserves coach. Vijay continues to set the standard for what is expected of a player at Papatoetoe Cricket with his determination to put the needs of the club above his own. Thank you to the committee- Gary Troup, Peter Boyd, Simon Poole and Gary Wood for your on going support throughout the season. I would like to personally thank all past players who gave up their time to support the club this season. The presence of you around the grounds has a significant impact on the team and continues the great history and family culture of the club.

Setting goals is an important element leading up to every season. As a coach it is naive to believe winning three championships in my first season was attainable. For me this is the ultimate objective but a goal that has to be worked towards. Setting realistic goals this year was important and would provide a great stepping stone towards success in the future. The goals I set for this season were less centred on performance and more focused on the culture and work ethic of the Premier squad. It was important for me to raise the standard at training and us becoming fitter as a group. Focusing on the togetherness of the two squads was important and getting everyone working towards the same goals. Raising expectations on arriving on time and doing the extra work which is required to put the team ahead.

Evaluating our season I believe we have made strides in a number of these areas. We were a fitter team this year with a greater emphasis on fitness in pre-season. This resulted in bowlers being able to bowl longer spells, batsman applying themselves longer at the crease and greater concentration in the field. We will need to continue to improve in this area if we wish to be a successful team in the following seasons. Player’s unrealistic expectations of what it takes to be a Premier player was the greatest challenge that we as a selection committee faced this season. As a player, it is a simple game. If you put consistent performances on the board you will warrant selection. In the current culture there is a trend towards players pointing fingers at others rather than looking at their own performances. The players need to understand you need to be dominating in the level you are playing if you wish to be successful at the next. Saying he’s not performing isn’t a justification for selection at any level. This is an area I will look to address next season as it is essential in maintaining the strong culture within the group. One area we haven’t progressed as a team to a level that I expect this season is in players attitudes towards training. Results reflect work ethic, and our inconsistent performances this year are a direct outcome of varying efforts at training. This begins with making it to training on time, working hard and then doing the extra work which will benefit the team.

As a squad we maintained our status in the Major championship finishing 6th overall. In the One Day competition we finished 4th in our group with three wins out of seven. In the Twenty20 competition we were knocked out in the quarter finals by North Shore the eventual winners after topping our qualifying group. If we can use this results as a starting point and continue to improve in the areas that I have raised above, we will eventually challenge for titles.

There were some outstanding performances this season. To start Ollie Pringle was a standout scoring over a thousand runs, including a double hundred and a hundred. Moving up to bat four this season Ollie showed a great level of maturity and lead through example and was the catalyst for most of our large totals that we posted this season. Ollie was well supported by Stephen Money who averaged just under forty this season. Stephen allowed others to bat well around him playing the supporting role in the middle order. Another standout was Jamie Hayes who moved up the order to bat three this season. Jamie was very consistent and did a great job building a platform for the rest of the team.

In the bowling department Navdeep Aujula was again the top wicket-taker in the Premier side with 41 wickets. Navdeep bowled extremely well and was the key to a number of victories throughout the season. Navdeep was backed up well by opening bowler Abishek Patel. Abishek emerged into a consistent performer for the side this year and could be always counted on to put pressure on at the top of the innings. Although his stats may not look that impressive the pressure that he build for his team mates was the key to a lot of the success that the bowling unit had. Injuries to key seamers Luke Istead and Ollie Pringle this season allowed for a number of players to get an opportunity and create depth in our bowling ranks. With these two fit next season I believe we will have a potent bowling attack.

Thanks again to all those who have supported the team and I this season. I look forward to seeing everyone again next year and to keep working hard towards titles.

Bhupinder Singh Papatoetoe Premier Coach

Premier Batting I NO HS RUNS AVE 100’S 50’S

Ollie Pringle 22 3 200* 1035 47.85 2 6Stephen Money 21 6 96* 595 39.67 6Amrinder Sohal 20 2 96 550 30.56 3Robbie Compston 9 0 73 241 26.78 1Caleb Brookland 17 1 59 407 25.44 1Jamie Hayes 23 1 63 559 25.32 6Luke Istead 22 3 78* 381 20.05 2Nathan Hattingh 6 3 23* 60 20.00 0Sam Robinson 1 0 16 16 16.00 0Abdullah Sayed 16 2 36* 190 13.57 0Logan Clark 15 0 50 196 13.05 1Abhishek Patel 11 7 12* 50 12.50 0Navdeep Aujla 20 0 49 236 11.80 0Karan Anand 8 0 46 92 11.50 0Stuart Money 12 1 41* 100 9.09 0Bhupinder Singh 15 1 26 127 9.07 0Christie O’Brien 4 0 12 30 7.50 0Alex Edwards 4 1 20 22 7.33 0

Premier Bowling O M R W AVE BEST ECON

Brendon Austin 10 3 23 2 11.50 2/6 2.30

Jamie Hayes 5 0 34 2 17.00 2/34 6.80

Luke istead 99 14 406 21 19.33 6/56 4.10

Karan Anand 14 1 61 3 20.33 3/13 4.36

Bhupinder Singh 189 26 653 31 21.06 4/42 3.46

Sam Robinson 14 4 44 2 22.00 1/18 3.14

Logan Clark 35 6 180 8 22.50 3/30 5.14

Abdullah Sayed 117.5 10 595 25 23.80 4/14 5.06

Navdeep Aujla 248.4 19 1081 41 26.37 7/90 4.35

Arminder Sohal 76.1 6 447 14 31.93 4/68 5.87

Abhishek Patel 149 22 503 15 33.53 3/8 3.38

Robbie Compston 12 2 44 1 44.00 1/33 3.67

Nathan Hattingh 14 2 59 1 59.00 1/28 4.21

Caleb Brookland 2 0 26 0 0/6 13.00

2015/16 PREMIER WOMEN SQUAD

The 2016 season was a bit of a mixed bag. It started with high expectations and hopes. A new coach, Lily Mulivai was appointed and she and Lia Bourne had transferred over from Waitakere to take on leadership roles in the group and also to assist in their preparation for the South Pacific Games with Samoa. The Club continued with the relationship with Samoa Cricket and Lagi Talea returned from the previous year and Taofi Lafai joined her for this season.

There were some very good team and individual performances during the season including a spectacular 339/9 in a One Day game against Eden Roskill. Generally though the batting was unreliable and inconsistent which led to some close games but also some drubbings against good batting opposition. The most reliable batters were Lagi Talea and Mirioni Rivaia were the best with the odd contribution from Lia Bourne, Tetiare Mataora and Lily Mulivai. The bowling was very good at times with one highlight being Lagi’s bowling against newly promoted Howick Pakuranga where she achieved the outstanding figures of 5 wickets for 6 runs. Lily showed her class with regular tight spells of bowling that were well supported by Lagi and Tetiare. Miri was a regular wicket taker and others who contributed occasionally were Maalu and Atina.

Overall the issue was our inability to bat for periods and score runs without taking risks and getting out. Taofi showed some stickability at times as did Miri but few of the rest including some of the senior players didn’t apply themselves often and for long enough. The inability to put pressure on led to the opposition inserting Papatoetoe very regularly and the lack of runs on most occasions did not allow the bowling unit enough runs to bowl to and

apply run rate pressure. This also showed with the catching and ground fielding which was outstanding at times with Tetiare, Lily, Lagi all generally setting a high standard. However with the small totals often being defended the team did not help itself dropping easy catches at important times and allowing fielding stands to drop right away. Lia was neat and tidy behind the stumps, effecting some good stumpings at times and assisting with several run out opportunities as they presented themselves.

Nickie was her usual effective self in her role as manager and contributed on the field as well including a very good 29 in the penultimate game of the Pritchard Cup

Looking into the future the younger players like Tetiare, Manea, Koitai, Atina and Maalu are now heading into their third year of cricket at this level. They should all be getting an idea as to what it takes to contribute to the team’s performances on a regular and consistent basis. The senior players also need to perform consistently and this comes from reliable training sessions and a bit of hard work. Enough glimpses from the season indicated that the side is not far away from being a very competitive unit. Hopefully that will start in 2016.

Garry Wood Development Manager Papatoetoe Cricket Club

Premier Women Batting I NO HS R AVE

Mironi Rivai 18 2 51 251 16.00Lily Mulivai 13 0 44 204 15.46Tetiare Matoara 17 1 63 241 15.06Lagi Telea 18 0 52 234 13.00Terito Ine 10 1 48* 115 12.78Lelia Bourne 16 0 22 160 10.00Nickie Maro 13 5 24 73 9.12Atina Ravarua 7 2 9* 35 7.00Kotai Mataora 15 2 27 88 6.76Taofi Lafai 12 4 17* 51 6.37Maruu Ravarua 5 2 6* 15 5.00

Premier Women

Bowling

O M R W AVE BEST

Terito Ine 14 0 100 5 20.00 2/20

Taofi Lafai 42.2 0 174 7 24.86 2/17

Tetiare Mataora 89.3 4 432 15 28.80 3/12

Koitai Mataora 17 0 119 4 29.75 3/19

Lagi Telea 77.2 4 335 11 30.45 5/6

Atina Ravarua 24.2 0 196 5 39.20 2/17

Lily Mulivai 39 1 134 3 44.67 1/7

Maruu Ravarua 14 0 94 2 47.00 2/20

Mironi Rivaia 75 0 409 8 51.08 2/14

Nickie Maro 12 0 91 1 91.00 1/68

PAPATOETOE MEN’S PREMIER RESERVE 2015/16 SEASONAnother season of cricket has passed us and we all wait in anticipation as to what the next one brings the top 3 senior teams at Papatoetoe Cricket. The 2015/2016 season failed to live up to the expectations for the Reserve grade squad which won the 2 day championship last season.

Instead of building on the success of the season previous, I believe we plateaued and let other teams catch us in terms of attitude. I will speak the truth in this report and I hope those who have passed through our Reserve team (and even read these reports) take some note so as to learn from last season and make strides forward this upcoming season. I sincerely believe that the current crop of youngsters at Papatoetoe have the ability to compete with the best teams and players in Auckland, this includes the Premiers, but lack the ability to learn from their failings and be critical on themselves. Mental toughness is something I talk to a lot of young players in the Reserve grade team about, but I am not sure they fully grasp what this is or how to achieve it. For me, and it always been this way, being mentally tough is about taking the knocks, self-analysing, being self-critical and

finding the best way to overcome it. This process must be learnt by our guys so it can be done quickly and in most cases during the Saturday itself. Too many times this season, I witnessed players from the Reserve grade squad, look for excuses, search for reasons to be in certain teams, voice opinions with out really truly asking themselves why and focus on their peers/friends and their short comings. This mind set must change next season, our culture and Bhup’s hard work at Papatoetoe CC depends on it. Both the Reserve grade and Premier squads must understand the concepts of being mentally tougher, encouraging the success of others, being able to take criticism from both “self” and “peers” so to develop as players for the success of our club.

From a playing perspective, season highlights were too few. We had 5 wickets bags from Logan Clark, Shahvir Irani and Karan Anand. With the bat Christie O’Brien made his second senior century at Papatoetoe scoring 150 (NO). Christie has also been selected in the DFA programme with Papatoetoe’s new exciting prospect, Aue Parima, who made the AKL under 17’s. Aue has a bright future, he is naturally talented and made the step up to men’s

cricket this season scoring 70 on his debut, he will be one to keep an eye out for and joins Christie in the DFA programme during this winter. It is my hope that these two youngsters keep developing and push for Premier spots next season. I must also mention the steady development of Sam Robinson, this youngster was a consistent work horse for me as well as young Mike Greenwood and Brendan Austin. Mike, joined us from Howick and has been great for team culture and showing some leadership with the ball. Brendan as always has been the calm head, looking after the needs of our youngsters and being our “go to” man with the ball.

Finally, special thanks must go to Bhups for looking after and running the senior squad . He must be commended on integrating both teams and also bringing in youngsters like Sukjahp Singh to be involved in men’s cricket. He has started his Head Coach role in trying conditions, but is learning to adapt to our young guys and their way of thinking. I am sure this coming season will bring improved results and have my fingers crossed for a couple of titles to add to the trophy cabinet. Also thanks to the guys in our Reserve grade team for helping me at trainings and on Saturdays, you know who you are, I appreciate the help you all give me.

Till next season, train hard and winter well.

Vijay Soma Captain

Reserves Bowling Overs Runs Wickets Best bowling Ave

Logan Clark 32 74 10 5-28 7.40

Jack Dixon 5 15 2 2-15 7.50

Vijay Soma 18 72 8 4-21 9.00

Nathan Hattingh 23 63 5 2-24 12.60

Shahvir Irani 78 229 17 5-12 13.47

Brendan Austin 104 334 22 4-16 15.18

Karan Anand 55 170 11 5-25 15.45

Rob Compston 23 118 7 3-36 16.86

Sam Robinson 119 417 24 4-21 17.38

Abdullah Sayed 29 127 7 4-34 18.14

Stuart Money 30 119 6 3-44 19.83

Abisheik Patel 16 66 3 2-49 22.00

Mike Greenwood 132 433 19 4-33 22.79

Sukhjap Singh 28 133 3 2-33 44.33

Alex Hakeagatoa 11 47 1 1-47 47.00

Caleb Brookland 16 54 1 1-21 54.00Alex Edwards 10 62 0 -

Reserves Batting I NO R HS AVEPrateek Lawande 1 42 42 42.00Stuart Money 9 2 248 82* 35.43Aue Parima 3 104 74 34.67Christie O’Brien 15 2 374 150* 28.76Karan Anand 6 145 65 24.17Alex Edwards 10 1 213 51 23.66Nathan Hattingh 9 209 39 23.22Rob Compston 6 136 80 22.67Rory O’Brien 12 1 265 76 22.08Jack Dixon 6 132 60 22.00Caleb Brookland 2 43 39 21.50Vijay Soma 8 140 45 17.50Taine Brookland 3 1 32 26 16.00Shahvir Irani 11 169 15.36 15.36Logan Clark 6 82 31 13.67Alex Hakeagatoa 1 12 12 12.00Abdullah Sayed 2 22 20 11.00Brendan Austin 8 1 87 27 10.88Dilpreet Gill 3 17 11 5.67Sam Robinson 10 1 48 15 4.80Abisheikh Patel 2 8 4 4.00Mike Greenwood 8 3 20 10 4.00Sukhjap Singh 2 2 2 1.00

PAPATOETOE B1 REPORT

Two day championship - 3rd Overall championship - 2nd

Team performance:Our target was to win the overall championship but we fell short by a mere 1.88 points. Suburbs won the championship - they had a huge advantage in the grade over other teams by virtue of having two teams in the grade and they manoeuvred their strategy in such a way that their weaker team played a huge part in their stronger team winning the championship.

We played against the weaker Suburbs team in the final two day game needing an outright victory to secure the championship and after taking the first innings lead in the first hour of Day 2, I declared. The stronger Suburbs team were also playing on the same ground. In the second innings Suburbs played a defensive game and kept us in the field for the entire day with their defensive batting, batting for 74 overs for the loss of 7 wickets. The other Suburbs team achieved an outright victory and thereby the championship. It was a disappointing end to an otherwise fantastic season.

We won the one day championship quite comfortably with a big gap between us and the second placed team, but we could not perform in the same way in the two day championship. The reason is that we could not get outright victories against weaker teams and our bowlers did not rise to their potential with the exception of Avnit Prasad who had an excellent season. Our batting performances were excellent with Pratik Patel leading the batting attack. The fielding was also of a good standard except in the last few games of the season where we missed quite a few important chances in the field which had a significant impact in the final outcome.

Player performances: Pratik Patel was the top scorer of the grade and Avnit Prasad was the second highest wicket taker. In the grade. Pratik Lawande had a fantastic season with the bat in the middle order and has improved his stature as a batsman. Hetu Shah, Alex Hakeagatoa, Taine Brookland and Jack Shimmin continue to improve and they need to continue working hard, be patient and the results will follow for them. Aue Parima was the most improved player and he is destined to play at a higher level. Ramandeep Kahlon was dependable as ever in the middle order. Gagandeep Singh and Ketan Patel both had an off season but we all know that they are capable. Dilpreet Singh had a few decent scores at the top order and was also handy as a leg spinner. Paramveer Basra joined us late in the season and was impressive with his line and length. Sanjit Birla was very effective with the new ball in the handful of games that he played for us.

I would like to thank all the players, Simon Poole, Bhupinder Singh, Vijay Soma and Kevin Henderson for their support. I am also grateful that I was able to select the players that I wanted for the crucial games of the season. The communication between us and the first two teams was much better this year. I would certainly be back next year but would like to limit myself as a player only and would like someone younger to take this team forward to reach even greater heights.

Rajeev Rajagopal

B1 Batting I NO R HS Ave 50s 100s

Pratik Patel 16 4 571 134 47.58 3 1

Michael Greenwood 3 1 64 35 32.00

Rajeev Rajagopal 16 1 463 66* 30.87 4Pratik Lawande 16 4 341 63* 30.82 1

Ramandeep Kahlon 10 2 176 40 22.00

Dilpreet Singh 11 0 230 65 20.91 1

Rory O'Brien 2 0 38 30 19.00

Aue Parima 12 0 185 57 15.42 1

Gagandeep Singh 5 1 60 45* 15.00

Avnit Prasad 5 3 30 17 15.00

Hetu Shah 7 3 47 14 11.75

Taine Brookland 3 0 35 25 11.67

Ketan Patel 10 0 110 38 11.00

Jack Shimmin 5 1 33 16 8.25

Alex Edwards 1 1 85 85* 1

B1 Bowling Overs Runs Wickets Best bowling Average

Patel, Ketan 10 29 5 3 / 25 5.80

Gill, Balkar 18 51 5 4 / 18 10.20

Rajagopal,Rajeev 141 379 33 4 / 10 11.48

Hooper, David 86 280 24 6 / 49 11.55

Singh, Gagandeep 78 251 17 5 / 48 14.76

Dias, Prabhash 44 151 10 5 / 57 15.10

Kakkar, Sahil 102 317 20 4 / 28 15.85

Parima, Thomas 15 65 4 4 / 18 16.25

Lawande, Pratik 120 332 19 6 / 38 17.47

Prasad, Avnit 68 249 13 3 / 10 19.15

Basra, Paramvir 23 99 3 1 / 15 33.00

Robinson, Sam 31 103 2 1 / 24 51.50

PAPATOETOE B3 White

Our season this time around saw mixed fortunes, with the One Day competition getting off to a slow start, which saw us down the table. In the Two Dayers we fared much better, with B3 being in the hunt right up until the final round.

Our highlights for the season were wins over University and Birkenhead pre-Xmas, and then a trouncing of Hibiscus Coast in the new year, after they had earlier beaten us in the Two-Day round.

Individually, we were well served by the Kahlon brothers who both made centuries in the first half before both moving on. I’d also like to pay special mention to Vishal, who struggled in the early rounds with the ball, but came back strongly finishing with 23 wickets, including 10-for in our final game.

Overall it was a season of some frustrations. We struggled to have a settled side with many forced changes for various reasons. This did have a bearing on our later results.

The younger players will need to step up if we are to build depth in the grade sides.

Till we do it all again … cheers.

Kevin Henderson – B3 Captain

B3 Batting I NO Runs BF S/Rate Ave HS 4's 6's 50's 100's

Kulvir Kahlon 7 1 360 418 86.12 60.00 112 50 3 3 1

Ramandeep Kahlon 5 2 166 165 100.61 55.33 101* 31 3 1

Gagandeep Singh 1 45 40 112.5 45.00 45 4

Balkar Gill 8 2 256 299 85.62 42.67 72* 30 5 1

Sionne Kaufononga 10 2 208 230 90.43 26.00 58* 26 4 2

Ritaprag Gill 1 25 66 37.88 25.00 25 5

Oscar Kaufononga 10 2 172 211 81.52 21.50 42 21 1

Haris Ali 1 21 23 91.3 21.00 21 3

Hetu Shah 1 21 28 75 21.00 21 3

Naman Joshi 1 20 31 64.52 20.00 20 1 2

Ankur Mehandroo 14 270 349 77.36 19.29 55 39 3 1

Jack Shimmin 2 35 70 50 17.50 21 1 1

Amandeep Singh 8 3 85 107 79.44 17.00 38* 12

Vishal Agarwal 5 1 67 105 63.81 16.75 26 7

Taine Brookland 6 91 197 46.19 15.17 35 13

Calvin Singh 14 153 342 44.74 10.93 44 16

Kevin Henderson*+ 14 149 393 37.91 10.64 58 16 1

Junior Matai 1 10 7 142.86 10.00 10 2

Andrew Brookland 3 29 48 60.42 9.67 10 5

Kamal Yadav 4 23 68 33.82 5.75 10 3

Pankaj Sharma 4 2 6 81 7.41 3.00 4

Ossie Letelier 1 2 7 28.57 2.00 2

Jaswant Singh 6 10 38 26.32 1.67 7 1

Sean Hakeagatoa 4 4 34 11.76 1.00 2

Avnit Prasad 1 1 7 14.29 1.00 1

Alex Hakeagatoa 1 1 16 14 114.29 - 16* 3

Mandeep Singh 1 1 29 21 138.1 - 29* 4

B3 Bowling O M R W BB Eco Ave Best

Gurpreet Arora 9 27 4 54 3 6.75 4/27

Jack Shimmin 22 6 65 7 132 2.95 9.29 4/26

Kulvir Kahlon 41.5 3 162 15 251 3.9 10.80 4/24

Vishal Agarwal 100.3 15 339 28 603 3.37 12.11 5/18

Ramandeep Kahlon 20 5 76 6 120 3.8 12.67 4/55

Hetu Shah 9 38 3 54 4.22 12.67 3/38

Pankaj Sharma 23.3 1 110 7 138 5.87 15.71 4/10

Sean Hakeagatoa 50 6 205 11 300 4.1 18.64 4/50

Sionne Kaufononga 6 21 1 36 3.5 21.00 1/15

Oscar Kaufononga 61 8 271 12 366 4.44 22.58 3/9

Jaswant Singh 55.2 4 258 10 332 4.67 25.80 2/8

Andrew Brookland 26 7 84 3 156 3.23 28.00 2/16

Ankur Mehandroo 20.2 2 90 3 122 4.43 30.00 1/11

Amandeep Singh 58 2 244 8 348 4.21 30.50 2/33

Alex Hakeagatoa 10 1 41 1 60 4.1 41.00 1/41

Haris Ali 7.5 46 1 47 5.84 46.00 1/46

Balkar Gill 33 2 186 4 198 5.64 46.50 2/33

Taine Brookland 6 47 1 36 7.83 47.00 1/32

Akshaye Bassi 3 26 18 8.67 0/26

Junior Matai 8 43 48 5.38 0/43

Avnit Prasad 4 16 24 4 0/16

Amanpreet Singh 7 34 42 4.86 0/16

Calvin Singh 2 27 12 13.5 0/27

Gagandeep Singh 11 1 23 66 2.09 0/23

Mandeep Singh 2 8 12 4 0/8

Sukhjap Singh 4 30 24 7.5 0/30

PAPATOETOE TE ULU EMERGING HEARTS

Ke Ola and Greetings

The 2015/16 season has been a great overwhelming challenge for me and the team (Emerging Hearts). We've had a whole range of different players who played for the Emerging Hearts Team

As Captain of this team, I have enjoyed every moment that I have experienced with them.

One of the games that we found memorable was when we played a T20 against Parnell. In the last over, when our bowler Manea Purotu took two wickets as Parnell failed to reach the 10 runs they needed to win. The intensity was high and the supporters thought that Parnell would win but we all had faith in ourselves and tried our best to defeat them, which we did.

To me, it doesn't matter how we play or how good we are. Cricket to us is about playing fair and competing, but most of all to enjoy it. I must say, the whole team hate losing. Once we enter the ground it’s a different zone altogether and that hunger for winning is always there. Team attitude on the field was spot on.

My promise to the team was: "I will always place the Team first, I will never accept defeat, I will never quit, I will never leave a fallen team-mate".

I would like to take this opportunity to thanks our Coach Tetiare who taken her time to train us. Thanks to our supporters who have experienced the journey with us. I would also like to thank the players for their commitment and determination throughout the whole season, without them, we would not have made it this far. Even though we're a team that lacked

in fitness, I’m proud of what we have achieved. I would like to thank our Vice Captain Kai Luka for taking over when I'm on sickness leave. Thank you to Nickie for helping us with our score-books etc. Thank you to Papatoetoe Club and Te Ulu ote Watu Community for your ongoing support. Lastly, thank you to my family for the never ending support.

Thanks once again.

Batting I NO HS RUNS AVE 50’s

Kairangi Luka 13 2 57 317 28.82 2

Koru Smith 11 3 84 187 23.38 2

Tikava Atiau 9 2 36 127 18.14

Maruu Ravarua 5 0 52 77 15.40 1

Rima 9 1 36 111 13.88

Kotai Mataora 2 0 20 23 11.50

Tauma Vavetuki 8 1 28 57 8.14

Kapa Marukore 10 2 15 62 7.75

Kotai Ravarua 7 1 18 42 7.00

Purotu Timoti 7 0 12 30 4.29

Moapi Trego 3 0 11 13 4.28

Manea Purotu 4 3 2* 4 4.00

Bowling O M RUNS WKTS AVE BEST

Rima 56 1 243 14 17.36 4/19

Manea Purotu 19.3 0 110 6 18.33 3/20

Moapi Trego 7 0 37 2 18.50 1/8

Koru Smith 33 4 117 6 19.50 2/12

Atina Ravarua 21.3 3 83 4 20.75 3/20

Tikava Atiau 45 1 255 10 25.50 3/16

Purotu Timoti 34 0 223 8 27.88 4/32

Tauma Vavetuki 16 0 106 3 35.33 2/54

Kairangi Luka 59 1 362 10 36.20 3/42

Grace Wuatai 15 0 60 1 60.00 1/16

Maruu Ravaruu 23 3 93 1 93.00 1/11

PAPATOETOE TE ULU O TE WATU JUNIOR HEARTS 12A GIRLS

This was a first time for our young Community team who didn’t know anything about playing Cricket. They have come a long way during the season and after playing Saturday to Saturday will be all the better for the experience next year.

Both the Coach and Manager were inspired while watching our Girls grow in the sport, having fun and learning more about the game. The girls ranged in ages from 8 to 12 and most were related to each other in our community Te Ulu O Te Wata.

Week by week the girls encouraged each other during training and looked forward to their matches each Saturday. Each player has different skill sets that helped the team on game day.

Our girls have improved in the following:-

way, using gloves, pads & helmet for safety, and the basic rules of batting.

communicate with each other, walking in with the bowler and how to field the ball.

The girls came in with no knowledge of this sport and from what they learnt - they have gained discipline and respect for each on and off the field. The future plan for this team is to focus on the basic skills – batting, bowling & fielding.

The coach (Paana Purotu) & manager (Kaiti Lulia) would like to acknowledge the Papatoetoe Cricket Club management for giving our young team an opportunity to experience this great game of cricket

Kaiti Lulia (Manager)

Batting I NO HS RUNS AVE CT

Davinya Lulia 13 1 33 183 15.25 4

Ruatapu Purotu 11 1 26 95 9.50

Taila Maika 12 0 25 103 9.36 1

Aravi Nimeti 9 2 13 30 4.29

Belina Aneterea 10 5 7 21 4.20

Lucia Aneterea 6 1 11 21 4.20

Tanga Timoti 2 0 8 8 4.00

Tiri Atiau Nimeti 9 0 11 35 3.89

Kayla Mataora 11 2 5 18 2.00

Natasha Aererua 2 1 2 2 2.00

Bowling O M RUNS WKTS AVE BEST

Tanga Timoti 2 0 14 1 14.00 1/14

Davinya Lulia 45 4 149 6 24.83 2/9

Kimili Timoti 7 0 34 1 34.00 1/24

Taila Maika 45 2 239 6 39.83 2/17

Avari Nimeti 18 1 105 2 52.50 1/6

Ruatapu Purotu 41 1 214 2 107.00 1/19

Tiri Atiau Nimeti 23 0 112 1 112.00 1/13

Belina Aneterea 19 0 112 1 112.00 1/21

Lucia Aneterea 18 0 113 1 113.00 1/5

PAPATOETOE YEAR 9/10 PREMIER

PAPATOETOE Year 8 PREMIER

Looking back at the season, it was memorable and a good learning experience for all of us.

During the season we played in the Year 8 Premier Grade. We had a mix of Year 7 and 8 boys. The club provided them with a challenge to play in the Premier Grade. Even though we didn’t win many games we still did gain a lot of confidence and an exposure to real cricket. The boys set themselves up for the challenge.

This year Onkar Singh and myself looked after the team with the help of other parents. Onkar worked very hard with dedication for the boys whilst training and taking responsibility of scoring on match days.

Most players did very well throughout the season, but it’s worth mentioning Harjot Singh for his overall performance, good batting by Tanin Khurana ( Ross), and bowling performance by Samir Anand, whilst Veron Sharma kept very well for the team behind the wickets. Paramdeep Singh, Abhijeet Singh and Tihaan Bergh showed a lot of improvement in their skills throughout the season.

I would like to thank Simon and Bhupinder for their continuous support to the team.

Regards,Munish Anand( Coach )

PAPATOETOE YEAR 7B

The Papatoetoe Year 7B side in spite of a disrupted season did remarkably well to make the Top 4 playoffs at season’s end. Despite playing many games with less than 11 the players showed a remarkable capacity to bond together as a team and overcome difficulties. Well done to the nucleus of the side whom turned up Saturday after Saturday to become a happy confident side.

Special thanks to Gautam Sharma, Ulu Hakeagatoa, Anand Sudhakaran and Harpal Lohi for their help with umpiring, scoring and transport during the season when they were available. Unfortunately too many parents still are strangers to cricket and it is affecting their child’s chances of developing their cricketing skills further. There is a direct correlation between parental support and success on the field.

While I don’t want to single out players there is some real talent in this age group. To develop further you need to work hard at the Winter Programmes, get fitter and your game will go to another level. Good luck next season.

Simon Poole

LIFE MEMBERS UNVEILING 2015

PAPATOETOE YEAR 6A

Our year started a little unorganised to say the least. For our first game versus Cornwall Cachopa we had a make shift team with a mixture of boys and girls that we had not yet trialled. A mix of inexperienced first time and returning players saw a close loss. A disappointing start to the season for all, but the following week we picked the strongest players available and the team was bolstered by four young stars from Fiona’s BMFS team from the previous season. The team went the rest of the preliminary rounds undefeated with all the players, coaches and support crew feeling confident that the skills and talent of the team would see them go far in the Championship grade of 6A. We finished the preliminary rounds with results of;

Played 9: Won 7: Lost 1:Draw (rain) 1: Total runs 1104: Points 22.5: NRR 2.44

With the top 3 Teams of our side of the draw and the top three from the opposite draw in the Championship grade we knew that all the games would be more evenly matched and that no games could be taken lightly. Our first up game vs Cornwall Guptil Bunce started the same way as our preliminary matches, we had a close loss that really gave the team a good wake up call for the rest of our matches. Jana and I used this game result as motivation for the players, when they seemed to be getting a little overconfident, as a reminder that any of the teams could beat us on the day.

We went the rest of the Championship rounds undefeated again with the team displaying a lot of really good character, skill set and most importantly great sportsmanship. The Grand Final ended up being against Cornwall Guptil Bunce at Hamlin Park, and needless to say the boys and girls knew that this was their day for revenge. We won the toss and elected to

field on a dewy morning, Cornwall crumbled to our formidable bowling line up and ending up 82/8 off their allotted overs and feeling a little dejected. Our players were amped up on the prospect of the coach shouting pizza if they won the game finishing the runs off in style scoring 84/3 off 15.2 overs needless to say the players were elated, the coaches quite chuffed, and the supporters proud as punch!

I would like to thank Jana for coaching with me and supporting the team when I couldn’t attend. The support of all the parents and family, without you there would not have been a team. To Simon thanks for all your dedication to the club and help with all of our needs, to the scorers (the Singh family) thank you for scoring tirelessly every game! Finally to my team see you all later this year and thank you for all the hard work you put in, you showed that hard work and having a little fun on the way can make a good team an outstanding team.

WELL DONE!

PAPATOETOE Bairds Mainfreight Year 6

The Papatoetoe/BMPS team had four players who were moved through to the 6a side. This was a great move for the boys, as they were able to take their game to a new level. It made BMPS proud when 6a won the Auckland championship.

This meant that the BMPS team struggled for players and were still trying to find players as the season began. This also meant many extra practices as these players had only ever played kiwi cricket-no hard bat/ball experience at all.

The children worked really hard, and although their skills were basic, they started the season winning their games-carrying on the team’s good reputation.

During the summer break, it became obvious that we were in for a struggle, as we struggled to get anyone to training. We started back school/the season looking for new players, with only players left from the first part of the season.

Not surprisingly, we lost a few games, as the new players didn’t have any skills. They did however commit to the team, came to all of the training sessions, and played their very best at every game. We had great fielding, but pretty weak batting skills.

This hard work and commitment saw the team make it (surprisingly) to the final, where they were beaten by a better, more deserving team. Coming second for us was a great achievement, with so many new players.The team has been fortunate to have Martin Kaipo as the Coach/Umpire. Garry Wood who has helped us have a team at Papatoetoe, and of course the Papatoetoe coaches who have been great value. We wouldn’t have had a team without this support!

Looking ahead:The team will keep a number of its players for next season, and already has students from the school who are eager to train and be part of the 2016/17 team. Training will begin August/September.

One goal is to get more parents involved-helping with transport, scoring, umpiring, etc, so that the team is sustainable when the adult helpers move on when their children leave the BMPS/Papatoetoe team.

Another goal is to work with the y7 students to keep them involved in Papatoetoe Club, and if necessary helping them with subs in the 2016/17 season. We will focus on the three boys who played for the 6a side this season.

Fiona McAree

PAPATOETOE YEAR 6B

To say “It’s been a tough season” is probably an understatement, but a cliché well used.

The truth is any season for a team sport is a tough season. The value comes from lessons learnt. A cliché I do like is “practice makes perfect”. Regular attendance at both practice and games, assisted in some very satisfying results from both an individual and team perspective. We regularly fielded 11 players and on more than one occasion sportingly loaned opposition teams a player or two.

The boys represented the club in a very competitive spirit and healthy dose of pride. This was illustrated in the “overseas” trip to Waiheke Island, from all accounts a memorable experience for all. Unlike us, many other clubs were unable to muster a team to compete with Waiheke. They were extremely grateful for the effort we made and made the boys and parents feel very welcome.

The aim of any team is to gain momentum and improve as the season progresses, and the fact we won our last three games, one against a team that had previously beaten us, is testimony to the hard work and time invested by the boys.

Finally, a big thankyou to those parents who helped out during the year, especially Jay Tiwari. Volunteers are the life blood of any club, and without them our boys wouldn’t be able to play.

Enjoy the break, and good luck for next season.

David Dowling

At KOLMAR

Saturday 3rd September 10.00am – 1.00pm

Wednesday 7th September 5.00pm – 7.00pm

Saturday 10th September 10.00am – 1.00pm

Wednesday 14th September 5.00pm – 7.00pm

Saturday 17th September 10.00am – 1.00pm

Wednesday 21st September 5.00pm – 7.00pm

Saturday 24th September 10.00am – 1.00pm

Wednesday 28th September 5.00pm – 7.00pm

Saturday 1st October 10.00am – 1.00pm