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Weston Creek, CricketClubEveryone involved in some way with Weston Creek CricketClub must have been thrilled by Greg Irvine's performancefor the Prime Minister's XI against the touring NewZealanders at Manuka Oval on 23rd December, 1987.Greg not only covered himself with glory, taking 5 wicketsfor 42 and scoring 14, but also reflected great credit on theWeston Creek Cricket Club itself.From the moment he followed Allan Border onto the lushgreen of Canberra's most beautiful ground, Greg looked verymuch at home with international cricketers and gave theimpression that playing in such company was a perfectlynatural thing to do. And for Greg, of course, it is. He hasrepresented the ACT at very high level for some years, havingplayed against various international touring sides includingGavaskar's Indians and Howarth's New Zealanders earlier inthe 1980's.If he had any big match nerves before the packed crowd atManuka, he did not show it. His first ball brought him DipakPatel's wicket - caught at cover by Mark Waugh. His teammatesran in from all parts of the field to congratulate him,and they did that four more times during the course of thenext hour. The Kiwi opener, Rutherford, top scorer on theday, was Greg's next victim, bowled. Then followed RichardHadlee, caught by Border in the covers, then Smith caught byCapes and finally Snedden, caught at mid-off by DavidHookes. Some wags in the crowd suggested that it was agood thing that Border had not unleashed the local heroearlier otherwise the game might have been over before lunch.Greg's five wickets was the best bowling performance for thePrime Minister's XI against a visiting international side sincethe fixture was reintroduced to the Australian cricketingcalendar by Prime Minister Bob Hawke.120
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