AW Green Shield ReportUNSW <strong>Cricket</strong> <strong>Club</strong> Annual ReportBOWLING – AW GREEN SHIELDOvers Bowled: 403.1Runs Scored Against: 1464Wickets Taken: 63Average / Wicket: 23.24Balls / Wicket: 38.40Runs / Over: 3.63Highest Score Against:8/266 vs Penrith (GS2)Lowest Score Against:131 vs Eastern Suburbs (GS5)Name O M W R Best Avg Econ S/R 5wi Wd NbAltman,Daniel 42 8 9 140 4/29 15.56 3.33 28.00 - - -Hamilton,James 38.2 8 8 127 3/37 15.88 3.31 29.00 - 1 1Edwards,Matthew J 40.3 8 8 153 3/30 19.12 3.78 30.88 - 2 2Charlwood,Christopher J 35.5 4 7 138 3/27 19.71 3.85 31.43 - 1 4Yee,Oliver 48 9 6 155 2/27 25.83 3.23 49.00 - 6 -Jones,Mitchell 54 9 6 163 2/31 27.17 3.02 54.00 - - -McKinlay,Cameron F 45.3 11 3 136 1/20 45.33 2.99 94.33 - 3 7Smith,Steven 32 1 3 155 2/45 51.67 4.84 65.00 - 3 -Also Bowled:Scott,Benjamin 23 5 3 65 2/29 21.67 2.83 47.00 - - 3Kader,Nibir 18 2 2 59 1/10 29.50 3.28 54.50 - 1 -Lazarus,Peter 16 2 2 80 1/4 40.00 5.00 49.50 - - 3Gallop,Thomas 8 - - 34 0/14 - 4.25 - - 2 -Jagot,Thomas A 2 - - 19 0/19 - 9.50 - - - -Extras 40PARTNERSHIPS – AW GREEN SHIELDWkt Rd Opponent In Bat 1 Sc Bat 2 Sc P/S1st GS5 Eastern Suburbs 1 Ferrara,Daniel 55 Deacon,James 67 1301st GS1 Parramatta 1 Deacon,James 19 Ferrara,Daniel 28 542nd GS2 Penrith 1 Yee,Oliver 10 Deacon,James 52 563rd GS2 Penrith 1 Deacon,James 52 Scott,Benjamin 46 194th GS5 Eastern Suburbs 1 Gray,Scott 19 Yee,Oliver 17 315th GS7 Hawkesbury 1 Yee,Oliver 37 Gray,Scott 124* 835th GS3 Mosman 1 Gallop,Thomas 11 Gray,Scott 71 536th GS3 Mosman 1 Gray,Scott 71 Kader,Nibir 8 217th GS7 Hawkesbury 1 Gray,Scott 124* Jagot,Thomas A 18* 86* #8th GS6 Blacktown 1 Smith,Steven 3 Hamilton,James 63 339th GS2 Penrith 1 McKinlay,Cameron F 9 Edwards,Matthew J 34 3210th GS4 Fairfield-Liverpool 1 Altman,Daniel 4 Hamilton,James 18* 21# <strong>New</strong> club record.Partnership AveragesWkt Inns NO Runs Avg1st 7 - 243 34.712nd 7 - 89 12.713rd 7 - 55 7.864th 7 - 144 20.575th 7 - 260 37.146th 7 - 92 13.147th 7 1 182 30.338th 6 1 108 21.6<strong>09</strong>th 5 - 94 18.8010th 5 - 49 9.80Page 76 Season <strong>2008</strong>/20<strong>09</strong>
UNSW <strong>Cricket</strong> <strong>Club</strong> Annual ReportAustralian <strong>University</strong> Championships ReportAUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONSHIPSWhile UNSW’s <strong>University</strong> Games performances in Brisbane this year were nothing to write homeabout, I am forced to write this for the Annual Report about the week that was The Australian<strong>University</strong> Games <strong>2008</strong>. Given UNSW’s good finish in the 2007 games, we were seeded 3rd this yearbehind hosts <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Queensland and our nearby rivals Sydney <strong>University</strong>. Fortunately,whoever does the seeding doesn’t do them for Wimbledon, and rather unfortunately, they were a fairway <strong>of</strong>f the mark. The Bumble Bees had a tough week on the field winning just one from five gamesbeating Murdoch <strong>University</strong> on the fifth and final day to save a VG nude lap.The week started <strong>of</strong>f well, with the team travelling out to the infamous Normanby hotel for a meetand greet session to the sweet Aussie tunes from Tuffy the bald guitarist. Andrew Julian got morethan he bargained for, not only meeting his Uni games team, but most <strong>of</strong> the girls at the pub. On thecricket front, comprehensive losses to hosts UQ, Monash <strong>University</strong> and <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>New</strong> Englandon the first three days meant there was to be no finals campaign for the Bumble Bees, but twowinnable games to look forward to. Taking on an under strength UTS team on Uni Oval No.7,captained by Balmain 1st grader Tim Sparkes who couldn’t turn up in time for the coin toss. UNSWbowled well to restrict UTS to 5/130 <strong>of</strong>f the maximum 20 overs with Alex Charlwood dismissing TimSparkes in the first over. Needless to say he wasn’t happy even though you could hear the snick fromthe Chancellor’s <strong>of</strong>fice. Ryan Medley bagged himself two wickets and kick started us with the batscoring a quick 18. Suda Sivapalan started solidly also, scoring a steady 40. Unfortunately thebatting fell away from there, UNSW needing 18 <strong>of</strong>f the last two overs and ending up fallingagonisingly short by three runs. The fifth and final day panned out a little better for UNSW, taking onMurdoch <strong>University</strong>. There was a lot at stake for UNSW in the play <strong>of</strong>f for last spot on the overalltable. Murdoch batted first scoring 7/116, Nick Gorring taking two early ones and some all roundsolid bowling from the rest <strong>of</strong> the team helped restrict the scoring. Someone didn’t tell their captainthey hadn’t won a game. There was none stop sledging coming from him, even when Meds was inthe middle <strong>of</strong> an early onslaught. Medley (19) and Suda (35) again got us <strong>of</strong>f to a great start, andNaeef Mostafa (19) guided the scoring, brushing the nervous moments and securing our first win forthe week ‐ UNSW 5/119 (17.4 overs). Well done boys!Of the team, everyone tried to play well. Lincoln Liu bowled well every game in between stints at thebig house. Suda Sivapalan was as consistent and solid as ever at the top <strong>of</strong> the order scoring 125 runsfor the week (Suey, give this guy a call), and Ryan Medley got wickets and runs in pretty much everygame. At one stage I thought for sure we’d route other teams. That was until I realised that AmaleshSukumar wasn’t Murali, just a splitting image. Big Alex Charlwood bowled his heart out for team, ashe so <strong>of</strong>ten does. Other players to make contributions were Pradeep Widana‐Pathirana, NaeefMostafa, Bikram Karmakar, Nick Gorring, Andrew Julian and who could forget Jeff Zhang.While Uni Games is all about your chosen sport, it is also about having a dip, meeting new people andjust having a crackerjack time with both new and old mates. Even though our performances on thefield were not up to scratch for a UNSW cricketing side, I am pretty sure we all had a dip and withvisits to places like Albert’s, The Big House, the GABBA to watch Dan Christian and The Normanbyto name a few, it was impossible not to enjoy spending a week away with the boys. Sharing adressing room with Murali and Medley alone made it worthwhile. Good on you all for participating.All hands on deck for coming games in Perth 20<strong>09</strong>.Thanks must go to Helen Bryson and the UNSW Sports Association for the help with organising thetrip away. Also to Paul Serov and the club itself for helping support the trip financially. Sueydeserves a thank you for keeping the stats, even though some <strong>of</strong> us would wish he didn’t for thisparticular week and finally, thanks must go to UQ campus for the terrific hospitality they showedtowards us. Somewhere to stay and three meals a day were terrific.PHILIP HOODAUG TEAM CAPTAIN/MANAGERSeason <strong>2008</strong>/20<strong>09</strong> Page 77
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