Weston Creek Cricket Club Tour of England

Tour of England 1995 21
RON SHEAN
A country boy from the New South Wales rural
town of Boorowa, Ron is expected to share the
new-ball on tour. A player who thrives on
pressure situations, Ron has been consistent
with the ball since he joined the Club in 1989.
In the short time he has played for the 'Creek
he has taken over 100 wickets at a shade under
20 apiece. A Telecom technician born in the
sixties, Ron is reputed to be partial to a drop of
the amber liquid and is looking forward to
sampling the English beer irrespective of its
temperature.
JAMIE TAYLOR
Brought up in the New South Wales south
coastal town of Bega, Jamie, at 22 years of
age, is the third youngest member of the
touring party. A. regular member of the Club's
fifth grade team, he is an accurate medium
pace right arm opening bowler. He is fighting
for Peter Howes' batting spot which is just
after the 9th wicket. Since his brother's return
from the 1991 tour, Jamie has been saving
towards this tour. When not playing cricket he
works as a horticulturist.
BRIAN WARD
Born in South Africa, Brian played much of his
cricket in Port Elizabeth and Johannesburg.
As a school boy he represented his Province
under the captaincy of Graham Pollock. Since
coming to Australia his studies in Theology
and missionary work in Manila prevented him
from playing much cricket. Since joining the
Club in 1987 Brian has made over 2800 runs
at an average of 25.6 with a highest score of
157* Brian set a new Club record when he
made 730 runs at an average of 40.5 in the
1990-91 season and won the Club batting
award. A public servant, Brian was born in
the early 1940s.