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2 years ago



UQCC players have the distinction of most runs, most wickets and most dismissals for Queensland (Martin Love, Michael Kasprowicz and Wade Seccombe respectively). In this edition of Uni Bookworms we hear from Chuck Seccombe, one of legendary wicketkeepers that Uni have produced!

Your first memory of UQCC?

Turning up to my very first training session and before I got out of the car I could hear WEP barking directions at the nets!

Your best Uni cricket memory?

Hard to nominate just one. Probably the end of season trips to Byron are up there along with the celebrations that followed our first grade win back in 92–93.

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My best grade teams - Daniel McLauchlan 1994 to 2018

I made my first grade debut for Sutherland District Cricket Club at the beginning of the 1994/95 season and played for a number of NSW Premier Cricket clubs as well as in Western Australia for Scarborough Cricket Club.
When I decided to pick my best grade team I thought about all the good players and thought why not recognise a team without Australian players and then choose one with Australian and first class players available
So here goes in batting order my best grade teams from 1994 to 2018

My best grade team
1. Rod Davison – Sutherland
2. Clint Heron – Scarborough

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RECORD: 370*runs in 2015-16 by Damian Bourke (170*) / Ashton May (203*) for St George 3-391 declared against Sydney 8-393 at Hurstville Oval in round 4, 24-31 October 2015.

Both the St George and Sydney clubs had won their first three matches that 2015-16 summer, to be equal leaders with Bankstown. Saints skipper, Trent Copeland, won the toss and elected to bat in perfect conditions on their home ground. But early inroads saw star bats Stewart McCabe, Steven Cazzulino and Kurtis Patterson, who would go on to become the leading bat for NSW that season, back in the shed with just 21 runs on the board. That brought Damian Bourke and Ashton May together. Over the following 280 minutes, they would write their names into the NSW Premier Cricket history books.

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2 years ago



NSW Schoolboys team 1973-74

Back Row - Wayne Turnbull, Tim Gow (w/k), Murray Bennett, Phil Antman, Allan Border.
Middle Row - Neil Warden, Mark Sargent, Craig Evans, Paul Bourke, Peter Taylor, Ken Clifford (Manager).
Front Row - Andrew Hilditch, Jon Jobson (vice-captain), Graeme Hughes (captain), Gordon McLeod (w/k), Michael Ryan

Bennett, Border, Taylor, Hilditch played Test cricket for Australia
Border Australian Cricket captain
Hughes played first class cricket for NSW and Rugby League for Canterbury Bankstown
Gordon (Gordie) McLeod - played Basketball for Australia and represented Australia at 3 Olympics

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2 years ago



Out4Cricket delighted to host with Warwickshire County Cricket Club the first ever LGBTQ+ Cricket tournament

As August rapidly approaches I wanted to update you on what what Leo Skyner and I have been doing through Out4Cricket. We have shared some of our season highlights below:

We were delighted to host (with Warwickshire County Cricket Club) the first T10 Inter County tournament in June - with teams representing Middlesex, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire. We hope to rerun it next year - if you are interested in getting involved, let us know.

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2 years ago



To recognise the achievement of players selected in the Randwick Petersham 1st XI, the club introduced a capping system in 2001- 02, its first season.

Players retain the number they are allocated for all time. The last number allocated will also reflect the total number of players to play in the club's 1st Grade team. A total of 152 have now played in the 1st XI since the club's creation 22 years ago. This season, six players made their debut as 1st graders with Randwick Petersham. Each was presented with his cap by an official or representative of the club before the start of play in their first match in the top grade. The capped players for 2022-23 are:

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Brett Lack - a whole lot of fun

Brett Lack has played all his cricket with a simple motto, “to have fun and entertain” and he's done so wherever he's played.

He’s played first grade in Sydney and is the proud owner of First Grade Cap# 38 for Fairfield Liverpool Cricket Club. Brett has also spent time playing in the UK and USA and last season he made a comeback, “it’s important to give something back to the game.”

Who are the two players you admired most in terms of skills and competitive spirit in the competitions you played?

Grant Lambert just coz he is a freak and Bill York, without this bloke I wouldn’t have kept playing. Bill is the best person I have met through cricket.

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2 years ago



Pembroke Cricket Club celebrated their 50 year anniversary win over Malahide Cricket Club in the 1972 Leinster Senior Cup

Back Row L to R: M. Moriarty, R.O. Byrne, A.V. Smith, J.G. Byrne, R. Young, G. Mellon

Front Row L to R: G. Powell (12th man), R.A. Moulton, W.H. Hill, T.A. Parker (Captain), D.H. Byrne, K.W. Hope

In July 2022 Pembroke Cricket Club, Dublin celebrated the 50 year anniversary of their 1972 Leinster Senior Cup win against Malahide Cricket Club.

In one of the most thrilling low scoring affairs in history, Pembroke scraped home by just one wicket.

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2 years ago



Dear Cricket Friends,

We are reaching out to you with heavy hearts following the passing of Kate Nicolai after a battle with cancer at the young age of 32, leaving behind her loving husband Andrew and their children Isabella (10) and Cooper (8).

Kate passed away on Saturday 22 July 2023..

As we gather to mourn this profound loss, we recognize that in addition to the emotional toll, there are practical challenges that lie ahead for the family.

Kate’s husband Andrew has been a member of Stockton & Northern District Cricket Club in Newcastle for the past 5 years and previously played for Toronto Cricket Club for many years.

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2 years ago



“I wished I’d been a little more patient”.

These are the words of Matt Lewis who was selected in the Australian Over 50s Cricket team to play at the Over 50s Cricket World Cup in South Africa in March 2020. Sadly for Matt and all participants Covid cut short the World Cup after just 2 games.

Growing up in Chullora, Matt had plenty of sporting talent. He was playing cricket for Bankstown Cricket club in the Sydney Grade Cricket Competition and had been spotted by Rugby League Coach Warren Ryan and his school’s sports master as a talented number 6.

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2 years ago



Community. We tend to throw this word around quite a bit in our workplaces, our schools and even our political landscape, but what does it really mean and how does sport play a part in ensuring our community is a healthy one? In the educational space, i.e. schools, sport is a vital aspect of the holistic development of individuals, that in turn go on to influence the society in which we live.

As coach of a cricket team, I believe this “team” is an excellent representation of what a community is and does. Indeed, one could draw the analogy from any number of sports but for this purpose, I’ll stick to the cricket ideology.

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2 years ago



Record Run Chase Sets Up Easts Cricket Record Season

In 2003 the greatest run chase in the history of Premier Cricket was achieved by the Eastern Suburbs (Waverley) Cricket Club and became the launch pad for the club’s most successful first grade season.

The game took place at Waverley Oval on 11 and 18 October against the powerful Western Suburbs Cricket Club led by future Australian test captain, Michael Clarke. Both sides were brimming with talent. The Easts team included three players who were to go on to represent their country with distinction. James Marshall for New Zealand, Brad Haddin for Australia and a 16 year old tyro, David Warner. There were also three other players with first class experience. To add to the international flavour the flamboyant “crooked finger of doom” Billy Bowden, test umpire, officiated.

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