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2 years ago



Episode 7: Wickets with Stuart MacGill and Jack Sharp: Uncle Dennis Lillee, Barry McCarthy, Match Fixing, Athletics, and Rugby World Cup

Sharpy is still in Ireland so Stuey phones the friend. Game 3 of Ireland and India is a washout. Series ends 2-0.

Stuey’s stories get its debut, with uncle Dennis. Aka Dennis Lillee. Stu shares his childhood recollections of Uncle Dennis.

Sharpy takes a drink break with Irish all-rounder Barry McCarthy. It’s Guiness and some quality accents.

Marlon Samuels is found guilty of breaching the anti-corruption code. Nobody is left guessing what Stuey’s opinion is on this topic.

World Athletics Championships Update, and how this relates to coaching your bowling run in.

Rugby World Cup preview. Unlikely to be Australia, Stuey pipes up for Wales, Sharpy dreams about Ireland.

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2 years ago



Voting for nominations on the SACA Board 2023 is now open, and I am excited to have the opportunity to be in the election ballot.

I appreciate we have many passionate cricket followers and many members who care about South Australian Cricket, so if you are as committed as me to make a difference, I would love your support.

You would have received an email from ‘Corpvote Voting Services’, if you could kindly take the time to vote and offer your support for my election, I would be very grateful. You will need your member number when voting.

If you could also pass this message on to your friends, family and colleagues that are fellow SACA Members, I would also really appreciate your help.

Since starting as a young cricketer at Kensington District Cricket Club, I have had the privilege of being raised in a strong cricket environment in SA. Along the journey I have created wonderful relationships with our cricket community and lovers alike, learning what it takes to be involved with a successful cricket organisation, the work it takes to continue to be successful and the need to adapt to change on and off the pitch.

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2 years ago



Sam Morris - Champion of Carlton Cricket Club

Born – 22 June 1855
Died - 20.September 1931
Played 1885/6 (1st Carlton CC Premiership)
Carlton Cap No. 98
Victorian Cap No. 152
Australian Cap No. 35

On June 22, 1855 Sam Morris was born in Hobart, or Hobart Town, Van Diemen’s Land as it was then, to West Indian parents who had travelled from Barbados to Tasmania at the time of the gold-rush, and in the hope of a better life. (Van Diemen’s Land was granted self-government and became Tasmania in 1856).

Morris became the first coloured Test cricketer, and the first coloured man to play cricket for Australia following his selection as an opening batsman for the 1884/5 2nd Test match against England at the MCG from January 1-5, 1885

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2 years ago



Whales chasing more than their tail - Mosman Cricket Club 7 October 2001

Mosman Cricket Club chased a lot of leather on the weekend and in most grades they’ll need to bat way above expectations if they’re to take the points this Saturday.

However, one team brimming with confidence at the moment is the First XI, who completed their third victory of the season in a one-day match against Eastern Suburbs on Sunday.

Leading the charge was skipper Martin Haywood, who celebrated his birthday by guiding his team to victory with an imposing innings of 79 not out.

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2 years ago



Queensland Registrations Surge During Play Cricket Week

Participation in cricket grew by over 3700 registrations this play cricket week, that was enabled by more than 80 Community cricket staff-led activations across schools, communities, and clubs. The impact was profound, as these initiatives engaged over 50,000 children, offering them a first-hand experience of the sport's joys.

Play Cricket Week commenced with grandeur at Allan Border Field, as Queensland Cricket hosted a launch party, inclusive of a Bluey Live Interactive Experience, an attraction that drew an impressive crowd.

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2 years ago
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Coaches’ Association Girls Under 17 Cricket Tour to India Expressions of Interest – April 2024.

The Coaches' Association (HKHDCCA), in partnership with Northern District Cricket Club, organises amazing overseas cricket tours, each of which have been highly successful. The joint partnership has conducted four previous Boys U/15 tours to Sri Lanka (2015), West Indies (2017), (northern) India (2019), and (southern) India (2023).

After months of planning and liaison with our experienced travel agents in India, Melsh Sports Tours, we are pleased to confirm that the Coaches’ Association and NDCC will be conducting an Under 17 Girls representative tour to northern India from 13 – 25 April 2024.

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2 years ago



We are pleased to have Craig Glassock as our first Howzat Building Waratah in History for the 2023/24 season.
Craig captained 1st grade for 5 years, starting in 1996/1997 season and continued through to the 2000/01 season. He captained 1st Grade to a premiership in the Limited overs competition in 2000/01 and was a big part of our club in the late 80’s, 90’s and early 2000’s.
Craig returned to play 2nd grade in 2001/02 after suffering from a bout of chronic fatigue syndrome. He came back strong and that year in the semi-final at Manly Oval he scored his highest ever grade score of 261 breaking several club records along the way. Unfortunately, a 2nd grade premiership did not eventuate in a tight final battle!

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2 years ago



We're excited to unveil the newly completed indoor cricket facility at Radford College, ACT.

A Eight-lane marvel, this facility stands as a testament to modern design and functionality, made even more impressive by the perimeter-fixed, spring-loaded cage net, ensuring a safe and consistent playing environment.

Each lane is covered with a blend of green and beige 10mm synthetic grass, offering players an authentic cricket experience while providing durability for extended use. Unique to this setup, we've integrated vertical winched retractable lane nets, allowing the space to be transformed for multi-court activities seamlessly.

In collaboration with Stewart Architecture, we meticulously designed this state-of-the-art facility. The installation of a rubber shock pad further enhances the quality of the playing surface, while the addition of indoor cricket sight screens in black and white ensures the best visual experience for batsmen.

We invite students, staff, and the broader Radford College community to revel in this cutting-edge facility. Your continued support and passion for the game inspire us to create and innovate.

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2 years ago



Jarrod Bird made his first grade debut for south Brisbane District Cricket Club during the 1997/98 cricket season to become the clubs first grade player number 556.

He took 148 first grade wickets at an average of 27.15 and was a valuable member of the clubs 2000-01 first grade premiership winning team.

Jarrod involvement in the game continued after his playing days as he was the head curator of Allan Border Oval for 13 years. He contracts to various organisations to support and offer guidance to groundsman at various venues around the country

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2 years ago



Daniel Rixon became Sutherland first grade cap number 207 when he made his first grade debut on 21 December 2003 at the age of just 17.

In a tremendous career Daniel now holds the wicket keeping record for the most number of dismissals in first grade and the club overall.

In 273 first grade games Daniel took 441 dismissals including 359 catches and 81 stumping’s. For the club he played 339 games and took 498 dismissals, 396 catches and 102 stumping’s.

With the bat in hand he scored 3,576 first grade runs at 20.2 with his highest score 98. For the club he scored 5,873 runs at 25 including 2 centuries and 33 half centuries.

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2 years ago
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Neil Marks
Sydney, Australia
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In November 18 2011, a group of elderly NSW cricketers gathered for lunch to reminisce, as they do every year. It was here that they heard of the passing of Ray ''Flocko'' Flockton, one of NSW cricket's best loved characters.

Flocko had been ill for some time so the news was not unexpected, yet there was no noticeable sadness in the group - only thankfulness that Flocko had come into their lives. A toast was raised and Flocko stories flowed, as did the drinks, for the rest of the afternoon.

Apart from cricket, Flockton was one of Sydney's most recognisable people, for in his working life he was a traffic cop and did point duty on some of the city's most difficult corners. For years, Monday evenings would find Flocko directing traffic outside Rushcutters Bay Stadium for ''fight night''. He knew them all, from the fighters to the pensioners in the bleachers, and even the drivers that he had held up would wave as they went by.

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