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Back, left to right: Aaron O’Brien, Nathan Pilon, Douglas Bollinger, Greg Mail, Stephen Phillips, Brad Haddin. Middle, left to right: Stephen Rixon (Coach), Phil Jaques, Paul Maraziotis, Dominic Thornely, Nathan Bracken, Stuart Clark, Grant Lambert, Shawn Bradstreet, Don Nash, Trevor Bayliss (Assistant Coach). Front, left to right: Simon Katich, Michael Slater, Brett Lee, Shane Lee (Vice-captain), Corey Richards, Mark Waugh, Stuart MacGill. ING CUP, 2002-03 For the third year in a row, the New South Wales Blues won the domestic one-day competition, the ING Cup, despite failing to secure home advantage. This time they beat the Western Warriors in convincing fashion at the W.A.C.A Ground in February 2003. After restricting the home side to 207 all out, the Blues took control thanks to captain Stephen Waugh and former Warriors player Simon Katich. The pair added 131 runs in just 18 overs of mayhem and by the time Waugh, who passed a fitness test on a hamstring injury to play in the match, was dismissed for 88 from only 51 balls, the result was beyond doubt. Katich finished unbeaten on 75 while Stuart Clark claimed the player of the match award for his bowling figures of 3-34. The Blues’ success in reaching the final in the first place was down to its players holding their collective nerve while the Queensland Bulls faltered. The Bulls went down to the Tasmanian Tigers in its last of the qualifying matches, but the Blues still had to beat the Southern Redbacks the following day to pip them to a place in the final. Not only did Waugh’s men do just that, they did it in front of the largest crowd ever for a domestic one-day match in New South Wales – 25,763 fans turned out for the inaugural match at Telstra Stadium on 16 February. 95 The Blues had the most potent attack in the competition with Nathan Bracken, Shawn Bradstreet, Stuart Clark and Stuart MacGill all claiming 10 or more wickets. In the batting stakes Michael Clark, Waugh, his brother Mark and Simon Katich all topped 300 runs. The Warriors could boast the ING Cup Player of the Year in Justin Langer who, like Waugh, reminded the selectors of his abilities as a one-day player by scoring 434 runs, as well as the two leading wicket-takers in the competition in Brad Williams (21) and Jo Angel (16). Of the other sides, the Bulls’ Nathan Hauritz and James Hopes each took 14 wickets, but injuries and international calls hit its top order hard. The Tigers remained in contention until losing their penultimate match against the Warriors in Hobart, but that was a vast improvement on its form of the previous year when it finished last. The Bushrangers’ one-day form was modest while the Redbacks, without its talisman Darren Lehmann for seven of its ten matches, managed just one win, even though Greg Blewett finished as the leading run-scorer in the competition with 486 runs. ING Cup, 2002-03
ING Cup, 2002-03 2002-03 ING CUP FINAL – WESTERN AUSTRALIA V NEW SOUTH WALES At W.A.C.A Ground, Perth, 23 February 2003: New South Wales won by seven wickets; Toss: Western Australia; Man of Match: SR Clark; Attendance: 15,429; Umpires: SJ Davis and JH Smeaton; TV Umpire: IH Lock. WESTERN AUSTRALIA *JL Langer c Haddin b Bollinger 3 (18) CJL Rogers c S Waugh b Clark 7 (12) +RJ Campbell c Clark b Bracken 21 (16) MEK Hussey c Katich b Clark 4 (11) MW Goodwin c Haddin b Bradstreet 31 (57) SE Marsh c M Waugh b Clark 4 (21) KM Harvey c Haddin b Bradstreet 44 (69) PC Worthington not out 49 (58) J Angel run out (MacGill) 1 (11) BA Williams b Bracken 1 (2) MW Clark c Bollinger b Katich 27 (32) L-b 1, w 6, n-b 8 15 (49.5 overs, 213 mins) 207 Fall: 15 25 43 51 65 101 157 163 164 207 P Wilson (did not bat) Bowling: Bollinger 7-0-44-1; Clark 10-1-34-3; Bracken 10-3-35-2; MacGill 10-0-48-0; Bradstreet 10-2-33-2; Katich 2.5-0-12-1. 2002-03 ING CUP LEADING RUN-SCORERS Batsman M Inn NO Runs Best 100 50 Ave Stk-Rt GS Blewett (SA) 10 10 1 486 109* 2 2 54.00 73.41 JL Langer (WA) 8 7 1 434 114* 2 2 72.33 80.52 MJ Clarke (NSW) 10 10 3 385 74* 0 2 55.00 82.26 MG Dighton (Tas) 10 10 0 367 69 0 4 36.70 73.25 BJ Hodge (Vic) 10 10 1 364 114 1 0 40.44 67.66 SR Waugh (NSW) 7 7 0 343 104 1 2 49.00 104.89 DJ Marsh (Tas) 10 10 2 336 100* 1 1 42.00 89.36 SM Katich (NSW) 11 10 3 328 75* 0 2 46.86 71.15 CJL Rogers (WA) 11 10 1 327 67 0 3 36.33 65.27 J Cox (Tas) 10 10 0 324 87 0 2 32.40 68.94 ME Waugh (NSW) 9 8 1 310 76 0 1 44.29 75.79 2002-03 ING CUP POINTS TABLE Team M W L T Bonus Pts Points Net run-rate Western Australia 10 7 3 0 2 30 0.2900 New South Wales 10 6 3 1 2 28 0.1934 Queensland 10 6 4 0 3 27 0.6347 Tasmania 10 5 4 1 3 25 0.4505 Victoria 10 4 6 0 2 18 -0.3867 South Australia 10 1 9 0 0 4 -1.2073 96 NEW SOUTH WALES SM Katich not out 75 (77) +BJ Haddin lbw b Williams 34 (18) DJ Thornely c Rogers b Williams 10 (13) *SR Waugh c Campbell b Williams 88 (55) MJ Clarke not out 0 (0) L-b 1, w 1, n-b 2 4 (26.5 overs, 111 mins) (3 wkts) 211 Fall: 50 62 193 ME Waugh, MJ Slater, SD Bradstreet, NW Bracken, SR Clark, SCG MacGill, D Bollinger (did not bat). Bowling: Wilson 4-0-40-0; Clark 8.5-1-61-0; Williams 7-0-55-3; Angel 3-0-25-0; Worthington 4-0-29-0. 2002-03 ING CUP LEADING WICKET-TAKERS Bowler M Overs Mds Runs Wkts Best 5 Ave J Angel (WA) 11 89.5 5 433 21 5-33 1 20.62 BA Williams (WA) 9 71.1 4 320 16 4-29 0 20.00 AR Griffith (Tas) 10 94.5 10 351 15 3-14 0 23.40 NW Bracken (NSW) 10 90.3 10 355 15 3-22 0 23.67 NM Hauritz (Qld) 8 56.2 1 254 14 4-54 0 18.14 JR Hopes (Qld) 10 73.1 7 335 14 4-34 0 23.93 SR Clark (NSW) 10 85 7 345 13 3-31 0 26.54 SD Bradstreet (NSW) 10 74 6 326 13 3-36 0 25.08 CD Thorp (WA) 7 61 4 282 13 4-46 0 21.69 SA Brant (Qld) 9 69 5 301 12 3-33 0 25.08 B Geeves (Tas) 8 63 5 281 10 3-40 0 28.10 The Blues added the ING Cup to its trophy cabinet after its successful 2002-03 domestic season.
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CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE Bob Merriman A
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