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11 months ago



The game within the game was never more evident than in the 1999-2000 first grade final between St. George District Cricket Club and Bankstown District Cricket Club at Bankstown Oval.

Two bulls, Brett Van Diensen and Wayne Holdsworth, went one-on-one. Opening batter vs. opening bowler.

Brett for St. George was one of the most talented cricketers I had the excellent fortune to play with, and he played 11 first-class games for NSW.

Wayne for Bankstown toured with the Australian Ashes team in 1993, and in 68 first-class games, he took 212 wickets. At his peak, Wayne was one of the fastest bowlers in Australia.

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11 months ago



Terry Jacobs came to the Hawkesbury Cricket Club in its second season 1986/87 age 23, as a strong, right arm pace bowler. He took 40 wickets in Third Grade in season 1986/87 and was instrumental in that side reaching the Final. This wicket tally remained the Club record for 3rd Grade until 2015. He went on to play several seasons of 1st Grade before captaining 2nd Grade and then 3rd Grade up until 1995.

Terry then retired from playing and devoted himself to Committee work, being awarded Clubman of the Year in 2002. A few weeks later he was then elected President of the Club and held this position for a record 8 consecutive years, during which time he was also usually Chairman of Selectors.

In 2008 Terry was awarded a Life Membership for his outstanding service and contribution to the Club over more than 20 consecutive years.

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11 months ago



Luke Harradine is the current coach of Belmont and has played for several years. Luke also sits on our committee and has plenty of time for others.

I have been playing cricket for a long time. I have played for several clubs- Juniors with Warners Bay and then Seniors with Belmont from about age 14. I played with Belmont in one of their primes!!! I then went overseas and travelled returning home and playing with Walgett RSL for several years before moving to the North Coast and playing 10 years for Harwood Cricket Club (with a stint in Switzerland playing for the Nomads CC). When my job brought me home, I returned to Belmont and have been playing ever since.

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11 months ago



"We thought the rules were very clear", says David O'Neil, "and that after the rounds we'd play the semi- final. But the Association disagreed, and so we sued on a point of principle." Western Suburbs took the matter to the Supreme Court, seeking an injunction to prevent the semi-finals from being played until the ambiguity in the rules was resolved by the Court. The matter was settled when the Association agreed to stage a play-off between the two affected teams, Wests and North Sydney

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