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WELLINGTON UNDER 15 

Back Row: Paul Brennan (Co-Coach/Manager), Andrew Weston, Wiremu Sharman, Glen Scotney, Andrew Graham, Brett Johnson, 

Mark McIlvride, Ivan Tissera (Coach) 

Front Row: Scott Edgecombe, Rakitha Weerasundara, Nik Swain, Ryan White (Captain), Tom Hally, Akila Jayanetti, Shehan Senadeera 

The Wellington team was extremely well prepared for the 

North Island Under 15 Tournament with a comprehensive 

winter training programme, trial period and warm up match 

schedule. 

The team played only two games at the tournament. The first 

against Auckland on an underprepared wicket, saw Wellington 

win an important toss. Unfortunately the bowlers could not 

take advantage of the conditions and Auckland amassed a big 

score winning the match comfortably. Despite this loss the 

performance of Brett Johnson who scored a better than run a 

ball 80 was a real highlight. 

The second match against Northern Districts saw Wellington 

bowled out for under 100. With the game well and truly lost 

Under 14 Boys 

The Under 14 Boys took part in the 

Vines tournament in Blenheim in 

January 

Sam Collier 

Warren De Souza 

Oliver Flemmer 

Henry Glogau 

Jack Imray 

Luke Ireland 

Tom Jamieson 

Lauchlan Johns 

Rawiri Kapea 

Sam Partridge 

Alex Ridley 

Benjamin Skilton 

Representative Team Lists 

on the first innings. The team showed far better application in 

the second innings to reach 200 for 9. The match highlight for 

Wellington was Bounty Senadeera picking up a six wicket bag 

in an outstanding spell of left arm spin bowling. 

The tournament was a good wake-up call for the team who 

were unable to compete for long periods against two quality 

sides. 

Ryan White led the side very well and featured in the field in 

both games. 

Ivan Tissera and Paul Brennan 

Coaches 

The Under 13 teams took part in a tournament in Wanganui in January 

Under 13 Boys - Gold 

Joseph Bowden 

Barnaby Costello 

Calvin Harrison 

Angus Henderson 

George Kitchingham 

Josh Lawrence 

Hamish Lockhart 

William Martin 

Ryan Palmer 

Harrison Perry 

Jack Sargentina 

Mitchell Scott 

Under 13 Boys - Black 

Tynan Barrett 

Sam Brandwood 

Louis Chemis 

Vivek Jayapadman 

Bradley Johns 

Troy Johnson 

Thivindu Kithulagoda 

Oli McMahon 

Dylan Oakes 

Sam Palmer 

Matthew Pike 

Kenneth Tuffin 

Cricket Wellington Inc Annual Report | 51

Photo courtesy of Photo Sport 

52 

Wellington Women’s Cricketer 

of the Year - Sophie Devine 

Sophie Devine deservedly won the Wellington Women’s 

Cricketer of the Year award. Sophie’s batting was outstanding 

and she had several wonderful knocks that saved the Blaze 

from tricky situations and also assisted in winning games 

where defeat looked more than possible. One example was 

her 67 against Canterbury at the start of the domestic season 

when she and Liz Perry (49*) added 119* in 20 overs for the 

sixth wicket. With Liz acting as the accumulator and Sophie 

as the hitter, they steered the Blaze to a marvelous victory in 

the 50th over. 

Sophie was Wellington’s leading run-scorer in both the 

Twenty20 and One-Day competitions, averaging over 44 in 

both. In four Twenty20 innings she scored 134 runs and in the 

one-dayers made 270 runs in seven innings with a top score 

of 73 against Northern Districts. 

She had several other memorable innings across both 

competitions and is one of the few women players who is 

capable of finding the boundary every ball if she is given the 

licence to. 

| Cricket Wellington Inc Annual Report 

Sophie’s bowling was solid throughout, and she took 15 

wickets in the One-Day competition, including 5-15 against 

Canterbury. With the ability to throw the ball in hard from the 

boundary Sophie is an outstanding fielder and was involved 

in some way in most dismissals. 

Overall she is a very astute cricketer who works hard on her 

fitness and leads by example off the field as well as on it. 

Her ability to talk about the game and read situations was of 

great assistance to first time Wellington Blaze captain Megan 

Wakefield this summer. 

Wellington cricket is fortunate in having her return to us from 

Christchurch where her family now lives. Sophie enjoys being 

involved with the Blaze players and values the experience 

in Wellington. If she continues to develop as she has done 

then there is nothing stopping her becoming one of the top 

women’s all-rounders in the world. 

Mark Borthwick 

Wellington Blaze Coach

Wellington Women’s 

Development Team 

Back Row: Lucy Doolan (Manager), Renee Moffitt, Charlotte Mizzi, Jessica McFadyen, Natasha Narasy, Laura Webster, Russell Kean (Coach) 

Front Row: Rachel Chin, Caitlin Eves, Wheturangi Charteris, Hannah Bedford (Captain), Jessica Bennett, Kimberley Will, Amy Foster 

With Christchurch hosting the ICC U19 World Cup, the 

National Development Tournament was held at Ilam, rather 

than Lincoln, in mid-December. The format followed that 

played for the first time last year; one T20 followed by a round 

of 50 over matches against the other 5 major associations. 

Unfortunately the rain which dogged Wellington pre- 

Christmas and severely restricted the team’s preparation, 

followed them south and washed out the T20 against Central 

Districts with just 12 overs bowled. 

With a sodden outfield and a drying wicket losing the toss 

was the defining factor in the game against Canterbury. 

In Wellington’s 162 there were only four boundaries, the 

first coming in the 30th over and Canterbury coasted past 

Wellington’s score in the 45th over with 6 wickets down. 

The second game, against the eventual tournament winners 

Auckland, was a rout. Auckland compiled 206-7 off their 50 

overs and bundled Wellington out for 70. Jess Bennett’s 27 

not out was the only redeeming feature. 

The third game against Otago was the turning point for 

the team. With a number of batswomen coming into form 

Wellington’s score of 230-7 proved too much for Otago 

who were dismissed for 180. With a growing confidence 

Wellington won their next game against Northern Districts 

in a tight finish passing ND’s score of 168 all out with one 

wicket in hand in the 42nd over. 

Wellington left their ‘best to last’ in the final game against 

a strong Central Districts team. Wellington compiled 225-8 

and, in an inspired bowling and fielding effort which included 

3 runouts, dismissed Central in the 46th over for 171. 

After such a poor start to the tournament, the team finished 

a creditable third, one point behind Central but 11 behind 

Auckland. It was the narrowest of margins, just two further 

runs in the game against Canterbury would have secured a 

bonus point and a second equal placing. 

Tournament 

Day one: T20 - Central Districts 62-3 (Tash Narasy 3-21). 

Game abandoned. 

Day two: Wellington 162 (Jess McFadyen 60, Kim Will 34) 

lost to Canterbury 163-6 (Hannah Bedford 2-25) by 4 wickets 

Day three: Auckland 208-7 (Hannah Bedford 2-25) beat 

Wellington 70 (Jess Bennett 27 not out) by 138 runs. 

Day four: Wellington 230-7 (Jess McFadyen 36, Char Mizzi 

41, Caitlin Eves 69, Jess Bennett 34) beat Otago 180 (Jess 

Bennett 2-33, Laura Webster 2-27, Tash Narasy 4-41) by 

50 runs 

Day five: Northern Districts 168 (Jess Bennett 2-29, Hannah 

Bedford 4-18, Tash Narasy 2-11) lost to Wellington 169-9 

(Caitlin Eves 28, Hannah Bedford 29, Renee Moffitt 23, Jess 

Bennett 35) by 1 wicket. 

Day six: Wellington 225-8 (Kim Will 29, Caitlin Eves 68, 

Hannah Bedford 39) beat Central Districts 171 (Renee Moffitt 

3-32, Jess Bennett 2-29) by 54 runs. 

There were a number of notable performances. 

• Caitlin Eves, Jess Bennett and Jess McFadyen, were 

the backbone of the batting. In 5 innings Caitlin scored 

183 runs at 36.6, Jess Bennett 116 runs at 29.0 and Jess 

McFadyen 113 runs at 22.6. 

• The determination of the team to come back after a poor 

start to finish the tournament strongly. 

• The outstanding ground fielding. Of the 46 wickets taken 

in 6 games, 9 (20%) were runouts. 

Russell Kean 

Coach 


54 


Wellington Blaze 

Back Row: Mark Borthwick (Coach), Michelle Bunkall, Amanda Cooper, Allex Evans, Sian Ruck, Greg Butler (Assistant Coach), 

Wainui Bedford (Manager), 

Front Row: Andrea Stockwell, Melinda Hodgson, Megan Wakefield (Captain), Lucy Doolan, Sophie Devine, Sarah Bradbury 

Absent: Charlotte Mizzi, Liz Perry, Kerry Anne Tomlinson 

It was an up and down Wellington Blaze season, in which 

the team failed to reach its own expectations and repeat the 

successes of the previous season. 

Rain was a dominant theme off the field - culminating in top 

qualifier Central Districts taking the 50-over title after the final 

in Napier had to be abandoned without a ball being bowled. 

The team also contributed to a less than totally successful 

season by demonstrating wildly fluctuating form, often in the 

space of a single weekend. 

An example of the Blaze’s inconsistent form was in the 

second round of One-Day matches against the Auckland 

Hearts, where they failed to bat the full 50 overs in perfect 

conditions and were soundly beaten in the first game. They 

then came back the next day, played to their potential, and 

comfortably won with a bonus point. 

As in previous years, much emphasis was placed on preseason 

fitness and preparedness. Unfortunately poor weather 

led to a number of pre-season games being cancelled due to 

the rain and they had just one inter-district game before the 

warm-up match against CD. 

Nevertheless, the Blaze started with a clean sweep of three 

wins against arch-rivals Canterbury Magicians, which put 

them in good stead for the next round against Auckland at 

Upper Hutt. 

The Twenty20 match against the Hearts was lost after the 

Blaze batted first on a difficult surface, as was the first 50over 

match. Only captain Megan Wakefield, with 50 from 72 

balls, showed the necessary application with the bat. The 

Blaze won in the second match by 88 runs after Canterbury 

out for 102 and found themselves on the top of the table after 

two full rounds. 

Their inconsistent form continued in the third and fourth 

rounds, against the Otago Sparks in Alexandra between 

Christmas and New Year and against the Northern Spirit at 

home on Kelburn Park. They won one 50-over match against 

each opponent, with bonus points in each case, but undid 

their good work with defeats in each of the other two One- 

Dayers. Nevertheless they remained in contention in both 

competitions heading into the last round matches against CD. 

The Blaze hosted the Central Hinds in the final round of both 

the Twenty20 and 50-over competitions. Unfortunately the 

weather played its part once more and the Twenty20 clash 

was cancelled with the points being shared. This meant the 

team finished third and CD and Auckland contested the final. 

With a two-point lead over the second placed Hinds in the 

50-over competition, expectations were still on hosting a 

home final. However, a disappointing 8-wicket loss in the 

first rubber and then more rain and ensuing abandonment 

handed home ground advantage to CD. As explained above,

ain meant this game could not even get underway and the 

Blaze had to settle for second place. 

One factor in Wellington’s inconsistency was the relative 

inexperience of the bowling attack, with two of the regular 

bowlers, Allex Evans and Michelle Bunkall, playing their first 

seasons of women’s domestic cricket. In addition an ongoing 

knee injury prevented Lucy Doolan from having her usual 

impact with the ball. 

Megan was in her first year as captain and her job proved to 

be a tough one, particularly in the latter part of the season. 

She is an engaging person who has learnt a great deal and 

will be an even better captain next season. 

Lucy was hampered throughout by a knee injury she picked up 

playing in the UK over winter. Whilst her batting was valuable, 

it meant that her off-spin bowling wasn’t as effective as in the 

past. With Renee Moffitt’s form a bit uneven there was no 

other player capable of bowling spin at the top level. This is 

an area of concern, particularly given that spinners played key 

roles in both versions of the game this year. 

All three White Ferns contributed invaluably at various points 

in the season. Sophie Devine continues to be a dominating 

cricketer, while Lucy scored her maiden first-class century 

against the Northern Spirit at Kelburn Park. Sian Ruck 

impresses with her strong work ethic and attention to detail 

and made good strides with the bat and in the field. All three 

were selected in the White Ferns for their home and away 

series against Australia, although Lucy had to withdraw and 

have an operation on her knee at the end of February. 

Sarah Bradbury had a very good season with the bat at the 

top of the order. Liz Perry proved again to be a top fielder 

and continued to develop her role as a ‘finisher’ with the bat. 

She, too, won White Fern selection for the tour to England 

in June and July. Melinda Hodgson played with enthusiasm 

and was effective both in the field and in the middle order. 

Michelle and Allex both did a fantastic job of propping up the 

bowling throughout the 

middle stages. 

I wish to thank the 

continued and ongoing 

support of assistant coach 

Greg Butler and team 

manager Wainui Bedford, 

whose contributions 

were again invaluable. 

Thanks also to the Cricket 

Wellington operations 

team of Bryan Dickinson 

and Amy Hensman, to all 

our ground staff, to CW 

CEO Gavin Larsen and 

last but not least to all our 

supporters. 

There is the nucleus of 

a very good side and if 

the players can continue 

to develop cohesion and 

strive for high standards, 

we can look forward to 

continuing success in 

2010/11 and beyond! 


Wellington Blaze Coach 

Above: Sophie Devine with the Cricketer of the Year Trophy and 

one of her Norwood Awards 

Below: Lucy Doolan is congratulated by her Blaze team mates 

following her maiden one-day hundred against the 

Northern Spirit at Kelburn Park 


56 

50-Over 

league 

WELLINGTON BLAZE 

v 

CANTERBURY MAGICIANS 

Redwood Park, Christchurch 

5 December 2009 

Toss: Wellington 

Result: Wellington won by 9 wickets 

Umpires: JM Busby, DW Reid 


v 



6 December, 2009 





v 

AUCKLAND HEARTS 

Barton Oval, Upper Hutt 



Result: Auckland won by 8 runs 

Umpires: MB Elliot, WR Knights 



FL Mackay lbw b SEA Ruck ........................ 3 

MF Fahey c AC Stockwell b SFM Devine ... 2 

*AE Satterthwaite b SFM Devine ............... 2 

†MC Godliman c MD Bunkall b SFM Devine 0 

JC Brehaut b SEA Ruck .............................. 2 

AC Boyce lbw b SEA Ruck .......................... 0 

EM Bermingham c KA Tomlinson b AD Evans 17 

MF Kendal c AC Stockwell b SEA Ruck ...... 2 

SK Burke c AD Evans b SFM Devine .......... 17 

KS Anderson b SFM Devine ....................... 5 

AE Rendel not out ...................................... 1 

Extras (B 0, Lb 0, Wd 17, Nb 1) ................. 18 

TOTAL (for 10 wickets) ........................... 69 

Fall: 6, 6, 8, 10, 14, 25, 27, 47, 67, 69 


SJ Bradbury c AE Satterthwaite b EM Bermingham 29 

KA Tomlinson not out .................................. 19 

AE Cooper not out ...................................... 1 

EC Perry 

SFM Devine 

*MG Wakefield 

MJ Hodgson 

AD Evans 

MD Bunkall 

SEA Ruck 

†AC Stockwell 

Extras (B 0, Lb 4, Wd 13, Nb 4) ................ 21 

TOTAL (for 1 wicket) .............................. 70 

Fall: 69, 

Bowling: O M R W Bowling: O M R W 

SFM Devine 7.1 0 15 5 SK Burke 6 2 7 0 

SEA Ruck 10 3 13 4 KS Anderson 5 0 9 0 

AD Evans 7 1 30 1 AE Rendel 2 0 18 0 

MD Bunkall 4 0 11 0 EM Bermingham 9.3 4 19 1 

FL Mackay 8 1 13 0 


FL Mackay not out ...................................... 78 

MF Kendal lbw b SFM Devine .................... 1 

SK Burke lbw b AE Cooper ......................... 23 

*AE Satterthwaite c MJ Hodgson b AE Cooper 5 

MF Fahey not out ....................................... 67 

AC Boyce 

JC Brehaut 

†MC Godliman 

EM Bermingham 

KS Anderson 

AE Rendel 


TOTAL (for 3 wickets) ............................. 202 

Fall: 6, 60, 70 


SFM Devine 10 0 40 1 SK Burke 9.4 0 40 0 

SEA Ruck 10 1 39 0 KS Anderson 8 0 37 0 

AD Evans 4 0 12 0 AE Rendel 10 1 35 2 

MD Bunkall 10 0 34 0 AE Satterthwaite 9 2 32 3 

AE Cooper 7 2 32 2 FL Mackay 5 0 19 0 

EC Perry 5 0 24 0 EM Bermingham 8 1 25 0 

KA Tomlinson 4 0 17 0 


ML Lynch c SJ Bradbury b EC Perry ........... 3 

KM Sutherland b LR Doolan ....................... 17 

SRH Barriball b EC Perry ............................. 0 

*†VJ Lind c LR Doolan b AE Cooper .......... 19 

KT Perkins lbw b SFM Devine ................... 42 

HR Huddleston c KA Tomlinson b EC Perry 20 

MA Tremaine not out .................................. 24 

PA Gruber run out (EC Perry) ...................... 1 

SM Bullen c SEA Ruck b SFM Devine ........ 3 

N Scripps not out ........................................ 2 

RE Cox 



Fall: 12, 12, 52, 59, 101, 138, 147, 154 


SJ Bradbury c AE Rendel ............................. 8 

KA Tomlinson c MC Godliman b AE Satterthwaite 12 

AE Cooper lbw b AE Satterthwaite .............. 2 

*MG Wakefield lbw b AE Rendel ................. 4 

SFM Devine not out .................................... 67 

ML Hodgson c & b AE Satterthwaite........... 19 

EC Perry not out .......................................... 49 

AD Evans 

MD Bunkall 

SEA Ruck 


Extras (B 2, Lb 13, Wd 25, Nb 2) .............. 42 


Fall: 36, 40, 45, 45, 84 


SJ Bradbury c KT Perkins b MA Tremaine .. 6 

KA Tomlinson b HR Huddleston .................. 9 

AE Cooper c KT Perkins b MA Tremaine ..... 2 

*MG Wakefield c VJ Lind b HR Huddleston 50 

LR Doolan lbw b HR Huddleston ................ 0 

SFM Devine c KT Perkins b SM Bullen ....... 19 

MJ Hodgson c VJ Lind b RE Cox ................ 29 

EC Perry c VJ Lind b RE Cox ....................... 2 

SEA Ruck c & b N Scripps .......................... 2 

†AC Stockwell c N Scripps b RE Cox .......... 5 

AD Evans not out ........................................ 6 



Fall: 24, 24, 35, 41, 69, 125, 130, 142, 143, 

157 

Bowling: O M R W Bowling: O M R WN 

SFM Devine 9 2 21 2 N Scripps 10 2 19 1 

SEA Ruck 10 2 32 0 RE Cox 9.2 0 26 3 

EC Perry 6 0 26 3 HR Huddleston 9 1 29 3 

AD Evans 6 0 30 0 MA Tremaine 4 0 25 2 

LR Doolan 10 2 22 1 SM Bullen 10 1 35 1 

AE Cooper 7 0 19 1 PA Gruber 5 0 20 0 

KA Tomlinson 2 0 11 0


v 





Result: Wellington won by 88 runs 



v 

OTAGO SPARKS 

Molyneux Park, Alexandra 



Result: Otago won by 4 wickets 

Umpires: BG Frost, DW Reid 


v 

OTAGO SPARKS 



Toss: Otago 




SJ Bradbury c & b N Scripps ...................... 2 

KA Tomlinson lbw b MA Tremaine .............. 14 

AE Cooper run out (SM Bullen) .................. 0 

*MG Wakefield lbw b HR Huddleston ........ 29 

LR Doolan c & b PA Gruber ........................ 4 

SFM Devine c SRH Barriball b RE Cox ....... 42 

MJ Hodgson st VJ Lind b RE Cox ............... 58 

EC Perry c MA Tremaine b RE Cox ............. 15 

MD Bunkall c ML Lynch b RE Cox .............. 4 

SEA Ruck c SRH Barriball b RE Cox ............ 0 

†AC Stockwell not out ................................ 0 



Fall: 6, 6, 48, 57, 68, 157, 179, 186, 190, 190 


N Scripps 9 2 28 1 SFM Devine 5 1 10 0 

RE Cox 9.4 1 40 5 SEA Ruck 7 2 16 1 

HR Huddleston 6 0 30 1 EC Perry 6 0 27 3 

MA Tremaine 5 0 21 1 MD Bunkall 6 1 13 0 

PA Gruber 10 2 27 1 LR Doolan 7.4 1 18 3 

SM Bullen 10 0 41 0 AE Cooper 5 0 15 1 


SJ Bradbury lbw b EM Campbell ................ 42 

KA Tomlinson c KJ Martin b SW Bates ....... 2 

AE Cooper b EM Campbell ......................... 35 

*MG Wakefield st KJ Martin b SJ Tsukigawa 56 

LR Doolan c & b MJ Kane .......................... 3 

SFM Devine lbw b SW Bates ..................... 37 

EC Perry not out ......................................... 37 

MJ Hodgson b SW Bates ........................... 1 

SEA Ruck not out ........................................ 6 


AD Evans 

Extras (B 0, Lb 9, Wd 5, Nb 1) .................. 15 


Fall: 15, 77, 94, 99, 178, 192, 195 


ML Lynch c MG Wakefield b LR Doolan ..... 16 

KM Sutherland c MD Bunkall b SEA Ruck .. 3 

SRH Barriball run out (SFM Devine) ............ 15 

*†VJ Lind b LR Doolan ............................... 0 

KT Perkins lbw b EC Perry ......................... 16 

MA Tremaine c SFM Devine b AE Cooper .. 1 

HR Huddleston run out (EC Perry) .............. 6 

PA Gruber c SFM Devine b EC Perry .......... 0 

SM Bullen b EC Perry ................................. 0 

RE Cox not out ........................................... 17 

N Scripps b LR Doolan ................................ 0 



Fall: 4, 34, 35, 65, 67, 70, 70, 71, 101, 102 


SW Bates 10 2 39 3 SFM Devine 10 2 28 3 

SJ Tsukigawa 10 0 69 1 SEA Ruck 9.4 0 44 1 

AJ Green 10 0 35 0 EC Perry 1.1 0 9 0 

CE Taylor 7 0 29 0 KA Tomlinson 2.5 0 20 0 

EM Campbell 10 2 36 2 AD Evans 10 0 49 1 

MJ Kane 3 0 17 1 LR Doolan 10 0 49 1 

AE Cooper 4 0 31 0 

OTAGO SPARKS 

*†KJ Martin b SFM Devine ........................ 2 

KJ Crowley lbw b SFM Devine ................... 10 

SW Bates lbw b SEA Ruck ......................... 7 

SJ Tsukigawa b LR Doolan .......................... 17 

MJ Kane b MD Bunkall ............................... 7 

LM Grant c AE Cooper b MD Bunkall ......... 9 

CE Taylor c EC Perry b SFM Devine ............ 21 

EM Campbell c EC Perry b LR Doolan ........ 12 

SL Osborne c AC Stockwell b LR Doolan ... 0 

VL Abbott c SJ Bradbury b LR Doolan ........ 1 

AJ Green not out ........................................ 6 



Fall: 5, 25, 27, 49, 75, 75, 106, 110, 110, 120 

OTAGO SPARKS 

*†KJ Martin c MJ Hodgson b LR Doolan ... 92 

KJ Crowley c SJ Bradbury b SFM Devine ... 16 

SW Bates c SFM Devine b AD Evans ......... 36 

SJ Tsukigawa c AC Stockwell b SFM Devine 46 

MJ Kane not out ......................................... 18 

LM Grant c EC Perry b SEA Ruck ............... 3 

CE Taylor b SFM Devine ............................. 0 

EM Campbell not out .................................. 4 

LMM Foote 

VL Abbott 

AJ Green 



Fall: 51, 126, 208, 208, 221, 225 


SJ Bradbury not out ................................40 

LR Doolan c KJ Crowley b VL Abbott ......62 

AE Cooper not out ....................................1 

*MG Wakefield 

SFM Devine 

MJ Hodgson 

EC Perry 

MD Bunkall 

SEA Ruck 


AD Evans 



Fall: 109 


SEA Ruck 6 0 17 1 SW Bates 7.2 0 40 0 

SFM Devine 10 1 36 3 SJ Tsukigawa 5 1 15 0 

AD Evans 5 0 18 0 EM Campbell 8 0 26 0 

MD Bunkall 10 1 25 2 MJ Kane 5 0 18 0 

LR Doolan 9.2 2 18 4 AJ Green 1 0 5 0 

VL Abbott 4 0 15 1 


58 


v 

NORTHERN SPIRIT 

Kelburn Park, Wellington 

4 January 2010 



Umpires: K Cross, DJ Ellwood 


v 





Result: Northern won by 9 wickets 

Umpires: DJ Ellwood, K Cross 


v 

CENTRAL HINDS 



Toss: Central 

Result: Central won by 8 wickets 

Umpires: JM Busby, RS Kinsey 



NC Dodd b SEA Ruck ................................ 9 

KL Pulford c SFM Devine b SEA Ruck ........ 25 

*AJ Wilkins c & b LR Doolan ...................... 34 

NJ Browne not out ..................................... 85 

HH Arndt run out (MJ Hodgson) ................. 37 

MJG Nielsen not out .................................. 0 

†WL Horneman 

NP Edwards 

BN Kirkbride 

F Leydon-Davis 

HJ Beatson 



Fall: 35, 38, 112, 215 


SJ Bradbury c AJ Wilkins b KL Pulford ....... 1 

LR Doolan not out ....................................... 102 

AE Cooper b NP Edwards ........................... 0 

*MG Wakefield c F Leydon-Davis b NC Dodd 21 

SFM Devine c MJG Nielsen b NC Dodd .... 73 


MJ Hodgson 

MD Bunkall 

SEA Ruck 

AD Evans 

†CK Mizzi 



Fall: 5, 10, 70, 211 


SFM Devine 9 0 40 0 KL Pulford 7 0 38 1 

SEA Ruck 9 2 42 2 NP Edwards 5 0 26 1 

AD Evans 9 1 37 0 BN Kirkbride 5 0 31 0 

MD Bunkall 9 0 34 0 NJ Browne 7 0 39 0 

LR Doolan 9 0 53 1 NC Dodd 5 0 35 2 

MJG Nielsen 3 0 19 0 

F Leydon-Davis 2 0 25 0 


LR Doolan c AJ Wilkins b NC Dodd ........... 20 

SJ Bradbury b KL Pulford ............................ 45 

AE Cooper b KL Pulford .............................. 20 

*MG Wakefield run out (KL Pulford) ........... 9 

SFM Devine c F Leydon-Davis b EM Wilson 21 

MJ Hodgson c NJ Browne b EM Wilson .... 23 

EC Perry b KL Pulford ................................. 8 

SEA Ruck run out (NJ Browne) ................... 5 

†CK Mizzi not out ....................................... 6 

MD Bunkall c AJ Wilkins b EM Wilson ....... 0 

AD Evans c NJ Browne b EM Wilson ......... 0 



Fall: 46, 80, 101, 107, 151, 159, 169, 179, 180, 181 


KL Pulford not out ....................................... 97 

NC Dodd b SFM Devine ............................ 54 

*AJ Wilkins not out ..................................... 17 

NJ Browne 

*WL Horneman 

MJG Nielsen 

HH Arndt 

NP Edwards 

BN Kirkbride 


EM Wilson 



Fall: 123 


NC Dodd 10 0 46 1 SEA Ruck 9 0 38 0 

MJG Nielsen 10 0 28 0 SFM Devine 8.4 0 42 1 

NJ Browne 9 1 26 0 AD Evans 6 0 27 0 

KL Pulford 10 1 28 3 LR Doolan 10 0 50 0 

NP Edwards 2 0 13 0 MD Bunkall 4 0 21 0 

EM Wilson 7.4 0 25 4 


SJ Bradbury lbw b KM Winkley .................. 53 

LR Doolan c RH Candy b KE Broadmore .... 33 

AE Cooper c KE Broadmore b KM Winkley 12 

*MG Wakefield c RH Candy b AL Watkins . 33 

SFM Devine c RH Priest b KM Winkley ...... 11 

MJ Hodgson c SJ McGlashan b AL Watkins 4 

EC Perry c RH Candy b KM Winkley ........... 0 

†AC Stockwell run out (ARA Northover) ..... 1 

SEA Ruck not out ........................................ 23 

MD Bunkall b KM Winkley .......................... 0 

AD Evans run out (KE Broadmore) .............. 15 



Fall: 62, 100, 145, 157, 158, 158, 162, 164, 168, 209 

CENTRAL HINDS 

E Lanser c AC Stockwell b AD Evans ......... 3 

†RH Priest c SFM Devine b AD Evans ....... 82 

SJ McGlashan not out ................................ 95 

*AL Watkins not out ................................... 2 

KE Broadmore 

ARA Northover 

RH Candy 

SL Norman 

AK Burrows 

MP Singh 

KM Winkley 



Fall: 4, 197 


RH Candy 4 0 16 0 SFM Devine 7.1 0 31 0 

AK Burrows 8 0 44 0 AD Evans 8 0 25 2 

ARA Northover 2 0 13 0 SEA Ruck 10 0 38 0 

KE Broadmore 8 1 34 1 MD Bunkall 6 0 31 0 

MP Singh 7.4 1 28 0 AE Cooper 4 0 27 0 

KM Winkley 10 2 32 5 LR Doolan 9 0 53 0 

AL Watkins 8 1 36 2


v 

CENTRAL HINDS 



Result: Match abandoned 

LEAGUE FINAL 


v 

CENTRAL HINDS 

Nelson Park, Napier 


Central Hinds win competition 

WOMEN’S 1 DAY 2009/10 

P W L Abandoned B Pts Pts 

1 Central Hinds 10 6 3 1 2 28 

2 Wellington Blaze 10 5 4 1 4 26 

3 Canterbury Magicians 10 5 5 0 1 21 

4 Auckland Hearts 10 5 5 0 0 20 

5 Northern Spirit 10 4 5 1 1 19 

6 Otago Sparks 10 3 6 1 0 14 

Batting Matches Inns Not Out Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct St 

SFM Devine 9 7 1 270 73 45 0 2 5 

LR Doolan 7 7 1 224 102* 37.33 1 1 2 

MG Wakefield 9 7 0 202 56 28.85 0 2 1 

EC Perry 9 7 3 115 49* 28.75 0 0 3 

SJ Bradbury 9 9 1 226 53 28.25 0 1 3 

MJ Hodgson 9 6 0 134 58 22.33 0 1 2 

KA Tomlinson 5 5 1 56 19* 14 0 0 2 

SEA Ruck 9 5 2 36 23* 12 0 0 1 

AD Evans 8 3 1 21 15 10.5 0 0 1 

AE Cooper 9 9 2 73 35 10.42 0 0 1 

AC Stockwell 7 3 1 6 5 3 0 0 5 

MD Bunkall 7 3 0 4 4 1.33 0 0 2 

CK Mizzi 2 1 1 6 6* 0 0 0 

Bowling Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 4wI 5wI SRate Econ 

EC Perry 109 0 86 6 14.33 0 0 18.16 4.73 

SFM Devine 456 6 263 15 17.53 0 1 30.4 3.46 

LR Doolan 390 5 263 10 26.3 1 0 39 4.04 

AE Cooper 162 2 124 4 31 0 0 40.5 4.59 

SEA Ruck 484 10 279 9 31 1 0 53.77 3.45 

AD Evans 330 2 228 4 57 0 0 82.5 4.14 

MD Bunkall 294 2 169 2 84.5 0 0 147 3.44 

KA Tomlinson 53 0 48 0 5.43 


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Twenty20 


v 








v 




Toss: Auckland 

Result: Auckland won by 7 wickets 



v 

OTAGO SPARKS 




Result: Wellington won by 1 run 




MF Fahey b SEA Ruck ................................ 6 

FL Mackay c LR Doolan b EC Perry ............ 6 

*AE Satterthwaite b SEA Ruck ................... 0 

JC Brehaut b SEA Ruck .............................. 0 

AC Boyce c MG Wakefield b EC Perry ........ 7 

†MC Godliman run out (SFM Devine/AC Stockwell) 7 

EM Bermingham c SJ Bradbury b SFM Devine 8 

SK Burke c LR Doolan b EC Perry ............... 1 

MF Kendal not out ...................................... 6 

KS Anderson not out .................................. 5 

AE Rendel 



Fall: 11, 13, 18, 19, 36, 37, 41, 53 


LR Doolan c MC Godliman b FL Mackay .... 10 


SFM Devine lbw b AE Rendel .................... 10 

*MG Wakefield not out ............................... 8 

AE Cooper 

KA Tomlinson 

MJ Hodgson 

SJ Bradbury 

MD Bunkall 

SEA Ruck 




Fall: 12, 44 


SEA Ruck 4 0 12 3 SK Burke 3 1 7 0 

SFM Devine 4 0 10 1 FL Mackay 2 0 8 1 

MD Bunkall 4 1 10 0 KS Anderson 1 0 12 0 

EC Perry 4 0 9 3 AE Rendel 4 0 12 1 

AE Cooper 4 0 15 0 EM Bermingham 2.1 0 15 0 

AE Satterthwaite 2 0 6 0 


LR Doolan b N Scripps ................................ 0 

EC Perry b SM Bullen ................................. 0 

SFM Devine c SRH Barriball b MA Tremaine 28 

*MG Wakefield b HR Huddleston ............... 9 

AE Cooper b N Scripps ............................... 33 

SJ Bradbury run out (MA Tremaine) ............ 3 

KA Tomlinson c ML Lynch b MA Tremaine .. 15 

MD Bunkall not out ..................................... 2 

MJ Hodgson 

SEA Ruck 

†CK Mizzi 



Fall: 0, 0, 16, 74, 76, 94, 96 


ML Lynch b KA Tomlinson ........................... 23 

*†VJ Lind c KA Tomlinson b SFM Devine ... 0 

MA Tremaine c & b SFM Devine ................ 5 

KT Perkins not out ..................................... 43 

SRH Barriball not out .................................. 11 

SM Bullen 

HR Huddleston 

PA Gruber 

RE Cox 

N Scripps 

M Green 



Fall: 2, 8, 52 


N Scripps 4 1 13 2 SFM Devine 4 0 11 2 

SM Bullen 4 1 13 1 SEA Ruck 4 1 8 0 

HR Huddleston 3 0 9 1 EC Perry 3 0 12 0 

RE Cox 4 0 30 0 MD Bunkall 2 0 18 0 

PA Gruber 3 0 13 0 KA Tomlinson 3 0 25 1 

MA Tremaine 2 0 15 2 AE Cooper 3.3 0 20 0 


LR Doolan run out (SW Bates) .................... 48 

EC Perry lbw b SJ Tsukigawa ..................... 2 

SFM Devine c CE Taylor b SW Bates .......... 48 

*†MG Wakefield c KJ Martin b CE Taylor .... 3 

AE Cooper c & b SJ Tsukigawa ................... 17 

MD Bunkall c KJ Martin b EM Campbell .... 0 

KA Tomlinson c EM Campbell b SW Bates . 4 

MJ Hodgson not out ................................... 1 

SJ Bradbury c CE Taylor b SJ Tsukigawa .... 0 

SEA Ruck 

AD Evans 



Fall: 4, 70, 87, 112, 112, 121, 126, 126 

OTAGO SPARKS 

*†KJ Martin lbw b SFM Devine .................. 1 

KJ Crowley b SFM Devine .......................... 6 

SW Bates run out (AE Cooper) ................... 9 

SJ Tsukigawa run out (MG Wakefield) ........ 23 

MJ Kane run out (MD Bunkall) ................... 42 

CE Taylor run out (MJ Hodgson) ................. 18 

EM Campbell not out .................................. 17 

LMM Foote run out (SFM Devine) .............. 1 

SL Osborne not out .................................... 0 

VL Abbott 

AJ Green 



Fall: 6, 9, 23, 63, 102, 109, 125, 


SW Bates 4 0 23 2 SFM Devine 4 0 23 2 

SJ Tsukigawa 4 1 21 3 SEA Ruck 4 0 14 0 

CE Taylor 4 0 20 1 LR Doolan 4 0 31 0 

EM Campbell 4 0 25 1 MD Bunkall 4 0 31 0 

AJ Green 4 0 36 0 AD Evans 4 0 22 0


v 






Umpires: DJ Ellwood, K Cross 


v 

CENTRAL HINDS 





NC Dodd lbw b SEA Ruck .......................... 0 

KL Pulford c MJ Hodgson b SFM Devine ... 15 

*AJ Wilkins b AD Evans .............................. 9 

NJ Browne run out (MJ Hodgson/MG Wakefield) 32 

MJG Nielsen run out (EC Perry) .................. 21 

NP Edwards not out ................................... 3 

†WL Horneman c & b MD Bunkall ............. 1 

HH Arndt 

HJ Beatson 

BN Kirkbride 




Fall: 2, 21, 29, 71, 83, 85 


LR Doolan c WL Horneman b KL Pulford .... 9 

AE Cooper not out ...................................... 23 

SFM Devine not out ................................... 48 

EC Perry 

*†MG Wakefield 

MJ Hodgson 

MD Bunkall 

KA Tomlinson 

SJ Bradbury 

SEA Ruck 

AD Evans 



Fall: 10 


SEA Ruck 3 0 17 1 KL Pulford 3 0 19 1 

SFM Devine 3 0 23 1 HJ Beatson 1 0 14 0 

LR Doolan 2 0 10 0 BN Kirkbride 2 0 16 0 

AD Evans 2 0 16 1 NJ Browne 3 0 15 0 

MD Bunkall 2 0 18 1 MJG Nielsen 2 0 20 0 

WOMEN’S Twenty20 2009/10 

P W L Abandoned Pts 

1 Central Hinds 5 4 0 1 18 

2 Auckland Hearts 5 4 1 0 16 

3 Wellington Blaze 5 3 1 1 14 

4 Northern Spirit 5 1 4 0 4 

5 Canterbury Magicians 5 1 4 0 4 

6 Otago Sparks 5 1 4 0 4 

Batting Matches Inns Not Out Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct St 

SFM Devine 4 4 1 134 48* 44.66 0 0 1 

AE Cooper 4 3 1 73 33 36.5 0 0 0 

LR Doolan 4 4 0 67 48 16.75 0 0 2 

EC Perry 4 3 1 31 29* 15.5 0 0 0 

MG Wakefield 4 3 1 20 9 10 0 0 1 

KA Tomlinson 4 2 0 19 15 9.5 0 0 1 

MD Bunkall 4 2 1 2 2* 2 0 0 1 

SJ Bradbury 4 2 0 3 3 1.5 0 0 1 

AD Evans 2 0 0 

MJ Hodgson 4 1 1 1 1* 0 0 1 

CK Mizzi 1 0 0 

SEA Ruck 4 0 0 

AC Stockwell 1 0 0 

Bowling Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 4wI 5wI SRate Econ 

EC Perry 42 0 21 3 7 0 0 14 3 

SFM Devine 90 0 67 6 11.16 0 0 15 4.46 

SEA Ruck 90 1 51 4 12.75 0 0 22.5 3.4 

KA Tomlinson 18 0 25 1 25 0 0 18 8.33 

AD Evans 36 0 38 1 38 0 0 36 6.33 

MD Bunkall 72 1 77 1 77 0 0 72 6.41 

AE Cooper 45 0 35 0 4.66 

LR Doolan 36 0 41 0 6.83 


In January the Wellington Secondary Schoolgirls team 

travelled to Hawkes Bay for their annual tournament. This 

year the four-team tournament was expanded to include 

Northern Districts and a Composite XI comprising players 

from the other regions including three from Wellington. 

The team started the tournament in dominant fashion, beating 

Canterbury, last year’s tournament winners, by 10 wickets. 

In the second game, Wellington easily accounted for the 

Composite XI by 160 runs. The third game against Hawkes 

Bay proved to be the most testing, with our team prevailing 

in a tight match by 29 runs. 

On the final day Wellington were scheduled to play Auckland 

and Northern Districts. Unfortunately rain returned and both 

games were abandoned without a ball being bowled. The 

tournament committee decided to share the honours and 

both Wellington and Auckland were announced joint winners 

for the 2009/10 season. 

Wellington left Hastings with a feeling of ‘unfinished 

business’ so when Auckland raised the prospect of playing 

a game in March it was accepted with relish. The game was 

a mirror of the team’s effort against Hawkes Bay. Wellington, 

batting first, were bowled out 141, 20 or so runs short of a 

par score. But again a strong and committed effort in the field 

saw Auckland falter to be all out for 120. 

Tournament 

Day One: Canterbury 117 (Jessica Bennett 2-19, Katie 

Hoffman 2-17, Penny Roy 2-13) lost to Wellington 118-0 (Jess 

McFadyen 60*, Rachel Chin 25*) by 10 wickets 

Day Two: Wellington 232-7 (Jessica Bennett 62, Jess 

McFadyen 42) defeated the Composite XI 71 all out (Suzie 

McDonald 3-10, Natasha Narasy 2-9, Frances Kean 2-15) by 

161 runs 

Day Three: Wellington 168-9 (Antonia Ward 31, Suzie 

McDonald 34, Penny Roy 22) defeated Hawkes Bay 138 all 

out (Frances Kean 2-15, J Bennett 2-18) by 30 runs 

Wellington Secondary Schools v Auckland 

Wellington 141 (Jess McFadyen 21, Suzie MacDonald 37, 

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WELLINGTON SECONDARY SCHOOL GIRLS 

Back Row: Russell Kean (Coach), Penny Roy, Suzie McDonald, Jess McFadyen, Katie Hoffman, Whetu Charteris, Jess Bennett, 

Subs Narasy (Manager) 

Front Row: Cherie McMeekin, Antonia Ward, Rachel Chin (Captain), Tash Narasy (Vice Captain), Deanna Doughty, Frances Kean 


Rebecca Burns 21) defeated Auckland 120 all out (Frances 

Kean 4-21, Jessica Bennett 12, Cherie McMeekin 2-9) by 21 

runs. 

The team that played Auckland was Jess McFadyen (captain), 

Cherie McMeekin, Deanna Doughty, Frances Kean, Jessica 

Bennett, Katie Hoffman, Suzie McDonald, Maddy Chapman, 

Rosemary Cockle, Stephanie Bremner, Thamsyn Newton. 

There were a number of outstanding performances. 

• Jess McFadyen’s determined and consistent batting. 

Jess scored 134 runs in 4 innings at an average of 44.7. In 

two of those innings she batted with a dislocated finger. 

• The aggressive batting of Jess Bennett and Penny Roy 

in the lower order. Penny averaged 56.0 in two innings 

and Jess hit 62 off 26 balls in the game against the 

Composite XI; a score which included five 6’s and six 4’s. 

• The unbeaten century opening partnership between 

Rachel Chin (25*) and Jess McFadyen’s (60*) against 

Canterbury. 

• The all round performance of Suzie McDonald. In three 

innings Suzie scored 87 runs at 29.0 and took 4 wickets 

in 30 overs at 2.2 runs/over. 

• The development of Frances Kean’s off spin bowling. 

Frances was the highest wicket taker over the four 

games with 8-4 in the last game against Auckland, and 

an economy rate of 2.0 runs/over. 

• The outstanding fielding of the whole team. Of the 40 

wickets taken in the 4 games, 9 (22.5%) were runouts 

and 17 (42.5%) catches. The remaining 14 wickets 

were bowled. 

• Rachel Chin, Tash Narasy, Jess Bennett, Jess 

McFadyen and Whetu Charteris were also members 

of Wellington’s National Development team. The 

experience gained by these girls in playing the ND 

Tournament and the impact it had on this team cannot 

be stressed strongly enough. Their approach to the 

game, attitude and collective leadership on and off the 

field was a major factor in the success of this team. 

Russell Kean 

Coach

Under 15 Girls Team 

Back Row: Debbie Sprott (Manager), Jetal Patel, Vanessa Larsen, Hayley Lorking, Hannah Tunley, Charlotte Gordon, Kezia Munro, 

Joe Padmore (Coach) 

Front Row: Megan Macrae, Hannah Lee-Harwood, Rebecca Burns (Captain), Courtney Sprott (Vice Captain), Umaya Ranaweera, 

Gemma Krebs 

The Wellington Under 15 Girls team travelled to Wanganui to 

play a six team Development tournament in January 2010. 

The other teams were Auckland, Northern Districts, Taranaki 

Under 17, Wanganui Under 17 and Manawatu Under 17. 

Auckland and Taranaki met in the final with Auckland winning 

and remaining unbeaten. Wellington played off for third and 

lost by 2 runs against Northern Districts in an exciting match. 

After a slow start to the tournament losing to Northern 

Districts the team built in confidence to challenge Auckland, 

having them 43/8 and chasing 108, but faltered to be all out 

for 93 runs. Comfortable wins were secured over Wanganui 

and Manawatu as the team started to gel and get used to the 

grass pitches. 

Day One 

Wellington 82-6 (Courtney Sprott 15*) lost to Northern 

Districts 87-1 (Umaya Ranaweera 1-27) by 9 wickets 

Day Two 

Wellington 143-8 (Charlotte Gordon 38, Hannah Tunley 22, 

Courtney Sprott 20) lost to Taranaki 145-4 (Hannah Tunley 

1-26, Vanessa Larsen 1-28) by 6 wickets 

Wanganui 49 all out (Jetal Patel 4-10, Hayley Lorking 1-3) lost 

to Wellington 50-2 (Hannah Lee-Harwood 26*) by 8 wickets 

Day Three 

Auckland 108 all out (Jetal Patel 4-9, Courtney Sprott 1-11, 

Rebecca Burns 1-12) beat Wellington 93-6 (Charlotte Gordon 

22*) by 15 runs 

Wellington 119 all out (Hannah Tunley 17, Gemma Krebs 17) 

beat Manawatu 100-8 (Rebecca Burns 2-17) by 19 runs 

Day Four 

Northern Districts 114 all out (Rebecca Burns 4-15, Jetal Patel 

3-23 beat Wellington 112-9 (Rebecca Burns 29, Hannah Lee- 

Harwood 22) by 2 runs. 

Debbie Sprott 

Manager 


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Development 

As expressed in last year’s report the fundamental driver of Cricket Wellington’s Development programme is to retain and increase 

participation in cricket, across all levels of competition and ability. This includes participation as a player, coach, administrator, 

umpire and scorer, or some other role as an associated volunteer. 

Participation rates give a key indication (one of many) as to how we are progressing in terms of player numbers, and player 

numbers for last season are as represented below. 

2008-09 2009-10 % change 

Adult & youth playing numbers 2280 2355 3.3 

Secondary school numbers 1860 1755 -5.6 

Junior playing numbers 4485 4575 2.0 

MILO participants 657 609 -7.9 

Other comps 609 573 -5.9 

Totals 9,891 9,867 0 

Primary School teams* 218 155 -28.9 

* 8-a-side teams 

12,507 11,737 -6.0 

The major variation above can be attributed to the casual primary school tournament days run by Cricket Wellington. Last season 

the poor pre-Xmas weather resulted in a number of such tournaments being cancelled, which is reflected in the team entry 

numbers above. 

Development Programme Highlights 

The past year delivered a number of highlights, including: 

• The growth and impact of Twenty20 cricket at club level, with the 10 team grade expanding 

to 24 teams 

• A major change in the points structure in place for senior club cricket, with a changed 

emphasis to a ‘first innings points’ model 

• The establishment of a fundamental review of college cricket, a joint initiative between 

Cricket Wellington and College Sport 

• The embedding of “Advisory Forum” groups into the club engagement programme, 

providing a direct feedback channel for a wider variety of club views 

• The renovation of Kilbirnie Park No 1 to a high-quality Patamahoe clay base 

• The success of Wellington Girl’s College in winning the national secondary schoolgirl’s 

NZCT competition 

• Tawa Intermediate, National MILO Shield winners, Palmerston North, December 2009 

• The stakeholder survey conducted in March 2010, seeking direct feedback on Cricket 

Wellington’s delivery of grassroots cricket 

• The successful nomination of Sophie Devine as the winner of the Emerging Sportsperson 

of the Year Award at the annual Sport Wellington Awards 

• A KiwiSport partnership formed with Sport Wellington, to assist the training and 

development of secondary school players as cricket coaches 

• Significant increases in the number of runs scored in the Pearce Cup and Hazlett Trophy 

grades, with attendant increases in hundreds and fifties scored 

• The introduction of the Mike Curtis Cup, awarded for outstanding club volunteer 

contribution 

• The continuation of the “Smashed It!” primary school competition, in Eastern Porirua.

Chris Nevin practises catching with 11 year old Shaykanah Te Rei from Russell School during 

the Hooked on Cricket campaign at Ascot Park in Porirua 

Photo courtesy of The Dominion Post 

Junior Cricket 

Junior cricket numbers increased slightly, with the real value 

in this area being supplied by the strong administrative 

structure through the Junior Convener’s forum, and the 

efforts of the many volunteer administrators and coaches 

whom support junior cricket. Our junior club cricket remains 

strong, with small incremental changes such as the newly 

established zone tournaments. 

Wellington intermediate schools continued to achieve well 

at the national level, with Tawa Intermediate winning the 

girls’ MILO Shield tournament and repeating the success 

enjoyed by Raroa Intermediate the previous year. Having two 

national winners in two years is a wonderful achievement 

for junior cricket. In the boys’ MILO Cup competition Raroa 

Intermediate fought its way to the national finals, where it 

finished a highly creditable third. 

Our thanks go to the extremely hardworking Junior Conveners 

at the clubs, no doubt equally supported by the many parental 

administrators and coaches who continue to help deliver and 

progress the game in Wellington. 

Youth Cricket 

Many will be aware that Cricket Wellington’s major connection 

with college cricket in the past has been through the funded 

coaching programme, which sees club coaches assisting 

college teams (the “CDO programme”). However, Cricket 

Wellington’s involvement runs much deeper and the plan is to 

continue that influence by contributing heavily to the college 

cricket environment. In a nutshell, we want to continue to 

strengthen our relationship with College Sport and add real 

value to the college environment. 

At the governance level Cricket Wellington is a member of 

the College Sport Cricket Committee, the governance body 

of the college game. Of particular note this past year, Cricket 

Wellington and College Sport embarked on a fundamental 

review of schoolboy cricket, the previous review having been 

conducted over ten years earlier. Recommendations from 

the Committee established to review the game are expected 

before Christmas. 

A further exciting initiative 

has seen Cricket Wellington 

establish a “college cricket 

coaching academy”, which 

targets and trains senior 

college students as cricket 

coaches. The benefits for both 

the students and the game are 

significant, and include more 

qualified coaches; improved 

coaching at both junior college 

and junior club level; personal, 

leadership and technical 

development of the students; 

and, in time, a progression of 

a coaching ethos and practice 

into senior club cricket. 

This initiative, grounded in a 

Kiwisport partnership entered 

into with Sport Wellington, 

has a very real potential 

to provide a foundation for 

cricket coaching in Wellington 

for many years to come. 

Our thanks are extended 

to John Hornal at College Sport Wellington, the College 

Sport Cricket Committee, chaired by Rodney Moore and our 

Kiwisport partner, Sport Wellington, led by CEO Paul Cameron. 

Club Cricket 

Once again the spring weather contributed to a very stopstart 

beginning to the club season, with both the weather and 

grounds not performing to any agreeable level until well after 

Christmas. While several days play were completely lost, the 

scheduling of some Sunday play and reserve days (also on 

Sundays) made up for lost ground and ensured an acceptable 

amount of cricket was enjoyed by our local club players. 

The damp start reduced the momentum somewhat from 

significant changes to the cricket points structure, which was 

introduced as a means to improve the quality of senior club 

play and in doing so enhance the cricketers’ enjoyment. It 

was pleasing to see that initiatives initially raised by clubs 

and senior players could be progressed through a transparent 

process and ultimately adopted. Certainly the strong feedback 

throughout and at the conclusion of the season was that the 

changes were welcome and positive overall. 

At the Pearce Cup level the modern club rivalry between 

Eastern Suburbs and Karori continued, with both teams 

booking their final spot well before the end of the regular 

season. Ultimately it was Easts who triumphed, bagging 

their ninth successive championship with a ruthless final 

performance. 

It was particularly pleasing to see the increased acceptance 

and participation in Twenty20 cricket, with the Wellington 

grade increasing from 10 to 21 teams, and a 4 team grade 

being established in the Hutt Valley. Whatever one’s personal 

taste for this format, there is little denying that it has an 

important role to play at club level, and perhaps particularly 

so at the lower recreational level, where the abbreviated 

timeframe and constant action make it such an attraction for 

many grassroots cricketers. 

Elsewhere a cricket stakeholder survey conducted in March 

provided rich information for Cricket Wellington to consider 


and develop strategies to continually improve its delivery of 

grassroots cricket. In no order, clear directives were provided 

around improving pitch quality, improving the links between 

senior cricket and representative opportunities, invigorating 

the women’s game, and improving communication practices 

overall. 

Our sincere thanks to all those volunteers associated with 

the club community, including club administrators, coaches 

and managers, parent support, and scorers. Thanks are 

also extended to the CWUSI and its membership for their 

umpiring efforts, as well as the four local Councils and their 

respective grounds management and personnel. 

Women’s Cricket 

The women’s game continued to challenge us, and it is 

acknowledged that it has suffered from a lack of focus and 

energy in recent seasons. In particular, team entries have 

reduced sharply and there is a consequent pressure on 

regular clubs sides and their players to recruit on a weekly 

basis to ensure teams take the field. This is not sustainable 

of course and initiatives are necessary to both assist 

recruitment activities and to support the operational efforts 

of those at the clubs whom find themselves responsible for 

the women’s game. 

The disappointments at club level were offset to a small 

extent by the outstanding success of the Wellington Girls’ 

College team in winning the national NZCT Secondary 

Schoolgirls’ competition, further national success for the Tawa 

Intermediate girls’ team in the MILO Shield national finals, 

and the Wellington representative secondary schoolgirls’ 

side which jointly won the regional secondary schoolgirls’ 

tournament held in Hastings in January. 

These successes, coupled with the expansion of the junior 

girls’ hardball grade from six teams to eight last season, 

evidences a level of talent and enthusiasm for the game 

which must be seized on and developed accordingly. This 

is one of the very real and immediate challenges for Cricket 

Wellington over the next season. 

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Volunteers & Recognition 

Each year we like to recognise and congratulate the efforts of 

volunteers at the grassroots level who provide Wellingtonians 

with the opportunity to play and be involved with cricket. 

In addition to the distribution of match tickets to deserving 

volunteers, Cricket Wellington also recognised the efforts 

of two volunteer administrators by nominating them for 

specific awards. We were very pleased to nominate Russell 

Kean (Upper Hutt) for the national Sir Jack Newman cricket 

development award, and Mark Heissenbuttel (Taita) for 

the Sport Wellington Awards. Both are passionate cricket 

followers, who continue to make an invaluable contribution 

to the grassroots game. 

One further initiative introduced this year was the award of 

the Mike Curtis Cup, for excellent all-round service to a local 

cricket club. The late Mike Curtis from Karori Cricket Club was 

widely respected for his selfless contribution to club cricket, 

and we are sure that this award will quickly become highly 

respected and sought after. The inaugural recipient was Rick 

Mudgway of the Johnsonville Cricket Club. 

Future Considerations 

While cricket remains a strong community sport, there 

continue to be significant pressures on the amateur game. 

In addition to helping deliver an enjoyable and efficient club 

cricket programme, Cricket Wellington will need to engage 

regularly with its wide stakeholder base on immediate issues 

such as the sustainability of the current club financial model, 

the ongoing demands for improved pitches and facilities, the 

ever-encroaching winter codes and their impact upon player 

participation and access to sports-fields, stabilising and 

advancing the women’s game, recruitment and development 

at junior and college levels, and keeping club cricket relevant, 

attractive and fresh in the face of ever-increasing sport and 

recreation options. 

These and other issues will require our careful attention and 

we look forward to the ongoing contribution from everyone 

to the progress of cricket in Wellington. 

Left to Right: Ricky Joseph (Easts) with the Pearce Cup, along with Premier Club Representatives, 

Simon Baker (Karori), Rhys Morgan (Onslow), Adam Williams (Naenae), Steve Gellatly (Taita), 

Fraser Colson (Hutt District), Michael Burns (University) and Sam Fairley (North City). 

Photo courtesy of The Dominion Post

Spectators flocked to the Basin Reserve for the new HRV Cup Twenty20 competition 


Operations Report 

Weathering the storm, both literally and metaphorically would 

be the best way to describe the 2009/10 season from an 

operational point of view. With special events like the Under 

19 World Cup added on to an already congested season 

schedule, it was always envisaged that the operations team 

would be tested to its limits. Then, with the weather blowing 

games off the park, 2009/10 will certainly be a season to 

remember. 

The highlight of the season would have to be the fantastic 

growth of the HRV Cup. After initial successes in 2008/09, it 

was really heartening to see the crowds streaming through 

the JR Reid and CS Dempster gates. Full banks for domestic 

games have been a rarity in the past, but with this occurring 

on repeated occasions it wouldn’t be a stretch to say that 

domestic cricket is back. 

The international series proved to be a challenge, with first 

the Pakistanis playing a test before Christmas, and then the 

Australians setting up camp in Wellington for two weeks in 

March. Both teams were a pleasure to host and certainly 

didn’t live up to the professional athlete stereotype. In 

particular Doug Bollinger proved to be a very affable character 

and must be commended for coping with gale force winds on 

Day Two of the Test. Certainly, all of the match management 

crew were losing their hair in trying to deal with the wind. 

It seems like “Ground Hog day” to say that Karori Park is 

nearing its first Class status. However, we can assure 

everyone that the criteria are being ticked off and we now just 

need to address two improvements, which the Wellington 

City Council have in hand. Every year the ground gets better 

and we feel confident that once the warrant is approved, 

Karori Park will be a match for most grounds in the country. 

Looking ahead to the new season, the biggest challenge will 

be to build upon the success of the HRV Cup. Moving to 

a December slot, we will have to work even harder to get 

the crowds in, and the aim will be to give the public a value- 

for-money experience. With just one Test Match and an ODI 

in January, the schedules are certainly lighter but will still 

present the same challenges associated with international 

teams. 

Bryan Dickinson 

Operations Manager 


Cricket Wellington Coachforce trained a total of 197 coaches 

over the course of the year. It was very pleasing to see good 

numbers of volunteer coaches attending both the CACT and 

the NZC Level I courses. This consistent flow of volunteers 

through the formal courses offered by Cricket Wellington 

ensures that our grass roots cricketers have qualified coaches 

working in the junior club system. 

We also ran two Level II courses in the season which we had 

not done before. The second of these was prepared and run 

at very short notice for players travelling overseas. Part of the 

visa requirement for cricketers travelling to the UK is that they 

must have a current, up-to-date coaching qualification if they 

wish to play cricket in England. 

2009/10 was one of the best years in terms of the numbers 

attending the NZC Level II course. The Karori Cricket Club 

deserves credit for encouraging a number of their players 

travelling overseas to attend the course which made for a 

worthwhile learning experience for all. 

The Coachforce staff ran a number of coach education 

programmes throughout the last season on behalf of New 

Zealand Cricket as outlined: 

MILO Have A Go, MILO Kiwi and Coaching a 

Cricket Team (CACT) 

Milo Have a Go - 4 x courses run, 11 coaches trained. 

Milo Kiwi. - 4 x courses run, 18 coaches trained. 

At the inception of the Milo programme Cricket Wellington 

saw large numbers of coaches trained and we are now 

seeing the benefit of this early work in the number of coaches 

filtering through the CACT and NZC Level I courses. 

We have noticed a considerable drop off in the numbers of 

Milo coaches trained. Cricket clubs are now looking at their 

individual requirements based on their enrolments at the 

start of each season and now favour training the number 

of coaches they require based on the first year of cricket 

enrolments. 

There are currently 12 clubs running HAG centres and 11 

Clubs running Milo Kiwi centres. As can be seen from the 

figures the coaches trained cover the numbers of those 

centres. 

3 x CACT courses run, 47 Coaches trained. 

Initially this course proved to be extremely popular and this 

popularity continues but again this supply is based upon 

demand. Many junior club coaches have found this course 

the easiest option due to the fact that it is not examinable 

and it is a short duration course. This course is attended by 

coaches moving from soft ball into hardball and consequently 

these numbers may continue to fall as more coaches receive 

training. The course is also popular as it is a very good bridge 

between the Milo courses and Level I. 

NZC School Leadership programme 

Hutt International Boys School introduced the leadership 

module to their year 12 physical education students in 

February 2009 which has been particularly successful. 28 

HIBS students went through the NZC Leadership programme 

which saw them all accredited as Milo Kiwi coaches and also 

achieve the unit standards associated with the course. 

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Coachforce 

Peter Watt the head of Physical Education at HIBS has been 

instrumental in ensuring the module runs well and I would 

like to recognise the fantastic effort he puts into ensuring the 

module runs as well as it does at the school. 

St Catherine’s College in Kilbirnie also participated in part 

of the module and 24 students were involved in the course 

while Scots College had 14 boys who participated in this 

programme. 

NZC Level I and Level II 

NZC Level I coaches trained in 2009 – 40 

The new course that was rolled out last year has received 

favourable reports and NZC should be congratulated on the 

design and implementation of the course. In general the 

feedback forms we ask learners to fill out after each course 

have been overwhelmingly positive in their assessment of 

each of the courses run. 

Many of the learner coaches also expressed their satisfaction 

with the method in which the practical coaching sessions 

were assessed and manner in which feedback was given to 

the coach following the practical sessions they ran at their 

clubs. It is clear that the learners enjoyed the interaction with 

the assessors and the opportunity to enhance their learning 

and understanding of the coaching process through the 

conversations following the practical sessions. 

NZC Level II coaches trained in 2009 – 15 

The quality of the attendees on both courses was relatively 

good with a number of ex and current club players involved in 

the course. It has been very pleasing to see that the results 

attained by these attendees has also reflected the quality and 

thus far all have passed the course with a couple achieving 

exceptional results. 

NZC is currently developing a new Level II course to be 

launched in the 2010/2011 coaching season and work 

continues to ensure that coaches at this level are challenged 

and offered the best opportunity to become the best they 

can be. 

NZC Level III 

Cricket Wellington put forward Clinton Butler and Rhys 

Morgan for the NZC Level III course. 

Both Clinton and Rhys are Cricket Wellington staff members 

with extensive coaching experience at the youth level and 

both have taken on coaching duties at senior clubs in the 

region at the commencement of the 2010 season. 

NZC have also signalled that there are going to be a number 

of changes to the Level III course. Information around this will 

presented following a meeting with NZC later in 2010. 

Cricket Wellington mentoring programme 

The Coaching Director attended a series of workshops 

run by Mike Walsh of Sport Wellington on the subject of 

mentoring. The Regional Sports Trust ran these to assist in 

the professional development of the regions Coachforce 

personnel. The workshops allowed the participants to get 

ideas from different codes around mentoring strategies and 

practices and to also share these experiences with other 

Coachforce personnel.

Two stars of the future: Joe Austin-Smellie 

above and Malaesaili Tugaga below 

Photos courtesy of Photo Sport 

Following the completion of the course Cricket Wellington’s 

Coachforce department initiated a mentoring programme and 

four coaches were chosen. 

Mentoring services applied to two Cricket Wellington 

coaches: Rhys Morgan (Onslow club) and Ivan Tissera 

(Wellington College CC) 

Mentoring programme commenced with two College coaches: 

Mike L’Estrange (St Pats Town) and Paul Brennan (HIBS) 

Summary and Future 

In summary it proved a fruitful year for the Coachforce 

programme particularly in terms of NZC’s flagship courses 

such as the Level I and Level II courses. 

The Coaching A Cricket Team course (CACT) continues to be 

popular but greater exposure to this course is required and 

running club based courses may be the answer to exposing 

more volunteer parent coaches to this course. Cricket 

Wellington will need to train more personnel to deliver these 

courses at local club venues thus making it easy for parents 

to attend. 

Further developments around Kiwisport funding partnerships 

in late 2010 have also seen new opportunities emerge for 

the implementation of the Level I and the CACT courses 

particularly for College aged coaches. 

It will be vital for the Coachforce department to generate 

some enthusiasm around the Milo programme as many 

of these coaches found value in this initial course and this 

prompted interest in attending further coaching courses down 

the track. The appointment of a new junior club development 

officer will see him working hard to ensure this enthusiasm is 

maintained around the Milo/Kiwi area in junior clubs. 

The inception of the mentoring programme was well received 

particularly by the coaches involved and it is hoped there will 

be a strong demand for this programme in the future. Clearly 

the size of the programme will only be constrained by the 

quality and quantity of suitable mentors available and by the 

training they can be provided with. 

The Wellington School of Cricket has a coach education 

programme and all graduate students are expected to 

complete a coach education course as a part of their 

graduate studies. This is a growth area and there are good 

numbers of students involved in the graduate programme. 

This will translate into good numbers of cricketers with not 

only a better understanding of their own game but also the 

opportunity to understand the coaching process a great deal 

better. 

The changes to both the Level II and Level III courses will 

see the coach education area raise the bar in terms of the 

quality of the candidates required to sit the course. Initial 

examination of the Level II material suggests that NZC are 

building a challenging course with robust assessment and a 

high degree of competency attached. 

The Coachforce area continues to grow and as such the 

outputs will continue to increase. We are certainly looking 

towards a very productive programme in the 2010/11 season. 


Coaching Director 


The Wellington School of Cricket continues to play an 

important role within the Cricket Wellington organisation, 

responsible as it is for the management of regional indoor 

facilities to a variety of cricket stakeholders, as well as the 

delivery of coaching programmes to local cricketers. 

Facilities 

The Wellington School of Cricket (WSC) manages the 

four indoor centres operated by Cricket Wellington. These 

are based at Westpac Stadium (the primary centre), Hutt 

Recreation Ground (Lower Hutt), Ngati Toa Domain, (Mana), 

and a small facility at the Basin Reserve. This geographic 

coverage across Wellington allows programmes to be run 

city-wide, as well as provide local players, teams and clubs 

with an opportunity to access a nearby facility. 

The facilities are available for use by all cricketers throughout 

the region, and are popular with clubs and schools. During 

school holiday times they host holiday programmes, and 

at other times they are utilised by representative teams, 

including the Firebirds, Blaze, youth rep teams and the 

BLACKCAPS. Total usage across all four centres last financial 

year was nearly 9,500 hours, which represents a significant 

service to cricketers of all levels in Wellington. 

During the winter a significant refurbishment of the facility 

at Westpac Stadium was undertaken, the first such upgrade 

since it opened in 2000. The improvements included a 

resurfacing of the indoor turf across the whole facility, and an 

upgrade of all lighting in the nets area. In addition the offices 

used by WSC and High Performance staff were refurbished, 

and the result is a much improved working environment for 

those staff. 

Programmes 

As well as the facility management the WSC operates 

a number of coaching programmes. These range from 

school holiday offerings to one-on-one specialist coaching. 

Of particular note was the establishment and early 

progress of the Cricket Graduation Programme (CGP). This 

comprehensive programme encourages the development of 

cricketers through an holistic approach coaching the physical 

and mental skills of cricket. Senior coaches and mentors are 

assigned to individual cricketers, and the course itself covers 

all the elements of cricket, including technical coaching and 

advice, video analysis, facilities use, physical fitness and 

nutrition advice, as well as an opportunity to undertake an NZC 

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level One course, and to assist with professional coaching to 

youngsters through the WSC’s holiday programmes. The early 

success of this programme points to both its attractiveness 

as a cricketing option, as well as the quality of the programme 

and the coaching staff involved. 

We have also this year introduced a membership project, 

which provides unlimited indoor lane use to individuals for 

an annual fee. This offer was made in response to demand 

from regular users, and the early interest and acceptance 

indicates it will become an increasing popular option for local 

cricketers. 

Partnerships 

This past year has seen us build on the partnership with 

Whitireia Community Polytechnic, established in 2008, with 

two international students on the CGP scheme also enrolling 

in academic courses at Whitireia. The offer of a programme 

incorporating both cricket training and academic qualifications 

is one that is becoming increasingly popular both locally in 

New Zealand as well as globally, and we intend to advance 

the solid early work of the CGP in the coming years. 

A further promising partnership is developing with the New 

Zealand Institute of Sports (NZIS). Currently NZIS provides a 

small contribution to the delivery of the CGP programme, and 

we are keen to cement and increase this contribution within 

a more permanent relationship. 

Finally our international connections continue to develop, and 

there was significant activity around the relationship between 

the WSC and the St John’s Sports and Coaching Foundation 

of India (based in Hyderabad). WSC staff member Ivan Tissera 

visited St John’s earlier in the year under the coach exchange 

programme, and in April 2010 a Wellington U16 team toured 

India, part of which included several matches organised as a 

direct result of the St John’s relationship. A full report of the 

tour features elsewhere in this Annual Report. 

Acknowledgements 

In closing I wish to note the generous contributions and 

ongoing support of the WSC’s major sponsor, Mr Karl Marryatt 

of New World Railway Metro. I also record my thanks to our 

other major partners, being Whitireia Community Polytechnic, 

NZIS, and the St John’s Sports Academy. 

Asoka Weerasundara 

Manager

Penny Roy from Wellington Girls College who won the NZCT Secondary Schoolgirls Tournament, took 2 hat tricks in two games 

Photo courtesy of The Dominion Post 

The secondary school cricket season is run over a calendar 

year with the season beginning in January and ending in 

December. Over the course of 2009/10 a number of schools 

put up very creditable performances. 

HIBS 1st XI finished as the Premier 1 champions in 2009. They 

were pushed all the way by St Pats Silverstream. After winning 

the Wellington Final back in Term 1, St Pat’s represented 

Wellington at the Gillette Cup Finals in Palmerston North in 

December. They had a disappointing tournament, finishing 

last of the 8 teams. However most of this team has another 

year of school remaining, and they will be looking to not only 

get back into the Finals, but go further next time. 

The 2010 season saw the re-introduction of grading games to 

school cricket. This was done to ensure that our best teams are 

playing in the highest grades, and that historical results don’t 

skew the competition from one year to the next. First innings 

points were also introduced to two-day games in an effort to 

produce better quality and more competitive games in Premier 1. 

Scots College were the winners of the Wellington Region 

NZCT Junior Boys’ Tournament. This is the second time 

in three years that Scots have won this tournament. What 

made this even more of an achievement was that they 

played their regular Saturday cricket in the second division 

Year 9 competition. At the national finals held in March, Scots 

placed fifth which was a fantastic result for the school and 

points to more success in the future. 

Wellington Girls’ College again won the local Premier 

competition for 2009. However perhaps the greater 

achievement last summer was their victory in the national 

NZCT Secondary Schoolgirl tournament. For the first time in 

the 16-year history of this competition a Wellington school 

won the national title. Wellington Girls’ dominated the 

tournament and were superbly led by Rachel Chin, who was 

selected in the tournament team alongside teammate Holly 

Grover. Our congratulations to Rachel and the team, along 

COLLEGE Cricket 

with Coach Glen Ward and manager Lynne Bremner. 

Cricket Wellington and College Sport have continued a good 

working relationship over the past season. Following on from 

the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding the previous 

season, both parties have agreed to undertake a review of all 

secondary school cricket. This review will cover everything 

from 1st XI and representative cricket to junior and social 

cricket. 

With team numbers having dropped from 110 to 104 this 

season, investigating the reasons for this will no doubt be 

high on the agenda of the review committee. 

Cricket Wellington continued to provide assistance to colleges 

in a number of areas over the past season. Firstly, through 

the continuation of the Club Development Officer (CDO) 

programme. This provides schools with fully funded coaching 

through their local clubs. Secondly, the Groundsman Assist 

programme was run in seven schools. This funded a heavy 

roller for base compaction work on wicket blocks during the 

spring. All schools who took part in this programme reported 

positive results. 

A new initiative was introducing a coach mentoring 

programme for school coaches. This programme was piloted 

by having Mike L’Estrange (St Pat’s Town) and Paul Brennan 

(HIBS) given assistance with their coaching by Cricket 

Wellington Coaching Director, Mark Borthwick. 

Lastly, Cricket Wellington continued to assist all schools with 

the day to day administration of the game in their school. A 

number of school committees now have a Cricket Wellington 

representative attend their meetings and provide advice and 

assistance where necessary. It is crucial that this continues 

to be the case so Cricket Wellington can continue to build 

positive relationships with all cricketing schools. 

Rhys Morgan 

Community Cricket Co-ordinator - College 


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The 2009/10 season was hit hard by bad weather prior to Christmas as was the case last summer. 

Five days were cancelled with the reserve day making up one of these. For the Premier and Senior 

competitions a Twenty20 competition was introduced with points counting toward the final placings, but 

unfortunately rain played a major part with three of these games abandoned. 

Premier and Senior Competitions 

Such was the dominance of Karori and Eastern Suburbs in 

the Premier competition that their places in the Final were 

decided with two rounds to go, the only question was what 

the finishing order would be. As it turned out Karori gained a 

bonus point win over University while Eastern Suburbs beat 

Taita without gaining a bonus point. This meant Karori took 

the top spot by 1.02 points. 

In the Senior grade Collegians secured the top qualifying 

position with a round to go, the only question for the last 

round was whether Petone-Riverside or Johnsonville would 

play them in the Final. This place went to the Hutt Valley side. 

The Premier Final for the Pearce Cup, was played at Barton 

Oval. Karori won the toss and batted first but were bowled out 

for 67 with Ricky Joseph taking 6-14 from 13 overs. Eastern 

Suburbs were in trouble at 37-7 but recovered to make 112 - 

Lee Edwards taking 7-56. Karori again struggled making only 

70 in their second innings which meant that Eastern Suburbs 

needed 26 to win their ninth successive Pearce Cup. This 

they did losing two wickets in the process. 

In the Senior Final, Petone-Riverside sent Collegians into bat 

and dismissed them for 180. However their joy was shortlived 

as they could make just 84. Julian Brown and Clinton 

Butler both took five wickets for Collegians. With their 96 run 

lead, Collegians batted well in their second innings. Centuries 

to John Peters (149) and James Crichton (143) enabled them 

to reach 497. Set an impossible 594 to win, Petone-Riverside 

were 72-3 when rain intervened and the game was called off. 

University, who had been promoted after winning the Senior 

Final last season, always struggled and finished bottom of 

Premier grade and will play in the Senior competition next 

season. Wellington College lost five players at the Christmas 

break and struggled after that finishing bottom of the Senior 

competition. Their place will be taken by Eastern Suburbs 

who won Senior 2. Petone-Riverside won Senior 3 and will 

replace Eastbourne in Senior 2. 

One-Day Finals 

In the Premier One-Day Final Karori won the right to represent 

Wellington in the National Club Championship when they 

defeated Eastern Suburbs. Congratulations go to Karori, who 

became the first Wellington side to win the National Club 

Trophy since Stokes Valley did so in 2000/01. 

Petone-Riverside convincingly beat Karori in the Senior Final. 

Women’s Cricket 

The Women’s competition underwent several changes 

for this season. The grade comprised four teams: Onslow, 

Johnsonville, Hutt and Collegians. Two-day cricket was 

introduced for the first time in many years with three rounds 

played as well as 50-over and Twenty20 games. Onslow won 

the competition for the sixth successive season 

The Super 8 competition was won by Upper Hutt 2 and the 

Girls Youth grade was again won by North City. 

Premier - Pearce Cup 

1st-Eastern Suburbs (Last year’s placing - 1st). Eastern 

Suburbs won the Pearce Cup for the ninth successive 

season after defeating Karori comfortably in the Final. They 

also retained the Cook Shield as they suffered no outright 

loss in two-day games. Four players scored over 300 runs – 

Scott Golder (665) who was the leading run scorer in Premier 

grade, Jeremy Dean (513), Josh Brodie (346) and Lance Dry 

(311). Two bowlers obtained 30 wickets in the season – Ricky 

Joseph took 43 wickets and overseas player Danny Evans 

secured 30 scalps in just 9 games. 

2nd-Karori (Last year’s placing - 2nd) Karori were beaten for 

the second successive season in the Pearce Cup Final, losing 

by 8 wickets to Eastern Suburbs. Earlier in the season they 

beat Easts in the One-Day Final for the right to represent 

Wellington in the National Club Championship which they 

won. Six players hit centuries and seven batsmen scored 

over 300 runs – Stephen Murdoch (552), Tom Blundell and 

Mark Ellison (both 464), Hamish Templeton (384), Simon 

Baker and Chris Spring (both 335) and Harry Boam (303). For 

the fifth time in six seasons Lee Edwards was the leading 

wicket-taker in the Pearce Cup with 57. Sunnie Chan (39) and 

Jarrad Sewell (31) also took more than 30 wickets. 

3rd-Naenae Old Boys (Last year’s placing - 5th) Naenae 

improved two places from last season. They shared the 

Twenty20 competition with Onslow and were the only team 

apart from the two finalists who were able to obtain an 

outright win in the two day series. Four batsmen scored 300 

runs – Phil Tunnicliffe (407), Ronald Karaitiana (348), Adam 

Williams (345) and B-J Crook (323). 

Michael Cornish (37) was the only bowler to take more than 

30 wickets. 

4th-Onslow (Last year’s placing - 4th) Onslow had another 

consistent season. Apart from sharing the Twenty20 

competition, the highlight was becoming the first side in 

many seasons to score 500 in a club innings. This they did 

with 518-9 declared against North City. Sam Foley (440), 

Liam Chrisp (359) and Blair Parlane (304) were the leading 

run scorers. Chrisp (37) was the only bowler to achieve more 

than 30 wickets. 

5th-North City (Last year’s placing - 7th). North City gained 

two places on last year. This was creditable as they were hit 

harder than any other club by representative commitments. 

Five players scored 300 runs – Ben Jansen (420), Michael 

Pollard (396), Aaron McCash (373), Sam Fairley (345) and 

Michael Martin (304). No bowler took 30 wickets. 

6th-Taita (Last year’s placing-3rd), Taita slipped three places 

on last season. Four batsmen scored 300 runs – Stephen 

Gellatly (474), Ollie O’Leary (425), Chris Tait (325) and Mark 

Houghton (307). Andrew Sturt (32) was again the only bowler 

to take 30 wickets.

7th-Hutt District (Last year’s placing - 6th) Hutt fell one place 

but avoided relegation. They struggled when their Firebirds 

were away on representative duty. Tom Robertson (408), 

Kieran Lennon (400), Fraser Colson (386) and Chris Nevin 

(304) all passed 300 runs, while David Twigg was again the 

leading bowler with 30 victims. 

8th-University (Last year’s placing - 1st in Senior grade). 

University got off to a slow start and never recovered. Ben 

Orton (421), Colin Owens (409), Hamish Evans (336) and Nick 

Wanden (311) all reached 300 runs but no bowler was able to 

take 30 wickets. 

Senior - Hazlett Trophy 

1st-Collegians (Last year’s placing - 6th). After a slow 

start Collegians jumped five places, convincingly winning 

the Senior grade. Their strength was in the two-day format 

where they won five games outright and had a first innings 

lead in the other. They were top qualifier for the Final where 

they completely outplayed Petone-Riverside. Five batsmen 

scored over 300 runs – John Peters (479), James Crichton 

(456), Sachin Wijesooriya (425), Prajeev Jansze (382) and 

Dipak Joon (320). Collegians had the top two bowlers in the 

competition – Julian Brown, who took 60 wickets including 

8-6 and a hat-trick against Upper Hutt. He was ably assisted 

by Clinton Butler (53) and Steve Fairbrother (31). 

2nd-Petone-Riverside (Last year’s placing - 5th). Petone- 

Riverside gained three places on last year and also won the 

Senior One-day Final. Tom Hyslop (441), Jacob Stirling (334) 

and Matt Goldsbury (314) scored most runs. Kelvin Snell 

(44) and Andrew Corliss (33) carried the brunt of the bowling 

attack. 

3rd-Johnsonville (Last year’s placing - 2nd) Johnsonville 

dropped one place on last season. They had an outside chance 

of making the Final in the last round but were hampered by 

some indifferent performances in two-day games. Overseas 

player Barry Rhodes (541), Mark Pulley (395) and Scott 

Mudgway (375) were the leading batsmen. Sam Outtrim (41) 

and Rhodes (35) were the leading wicket-takers. 

4th-Taita (Last year’s placing - 3rd) Taita fell two positions on 

the table. At times they suffered from players moving to and 

from their Premier side. Captain Matt Lewer (476) and Jason 

Doyle (320) were the leading run scorers while David Little 

(39) was the top bowler. 

5th-Upper Hutt (Last year’s placing - 8th in Premier grade). 

Upper Hutt started well in the Twenty20 games and oneday 

matches but struggled in two-day fixtures. Daniel van 

der Heyden was the leading batsman in the top two grades 

scoring 703 runs. Age group representative Matt Taylor 

scored 406 runs. No bowler took 30 wickets. 

6th-Karori (Last year’s placing 1st in Senior 2). After a 

promising start, the newly promoted Karori faded somewhat. 

The main problem was an unsettled side when representative 

players were missing from the Premier side and also normal 

player movements. Jono Sole scored 608 runs and Oliver 

Redwood got 328. No one was able to take 30 wickets. 

7th-North City (Last year’s placing - 7th). Norths maintained 

the same position as last season. Like Karori they suffered 

from player movements from one team to the other. Elliott 

Brookes scored 498 runs, Nick Walters 354 and captain Mark 

Frew 310. No bowler took 30 wickets. 

8th-Wellington College (Last year’s placing - 4th). Wellington 

College started reasonably well but faltered badly when the 

two-day cricket began. Five of the team left at the Christmas 

break and from then on the team struggled. Their leading 

players were Luke Scully with 604 runs and Corey Larsen 

who took 31 wickets. 

Senior Women 

Onslow again dominated the competition in all formats. 

Four batsmen scored over 200 runs – Char Mizzi (270), 

Jess McFadyen (230) , Amanda Cooper (225) and Courtney 

Winsloe (205). Their strength was in their bowling attack. 

They had six of the top nine wicket-takers – Renee Moffitt 

with 25, who was the leading overall wicket-taker, Cooper 

(24), Jess Bennett (22), Laura Webster (18), Suzie McDonald 

and Maddie Chapman (both 17). 

Johnsonville finished as runners up. They were strengthened 

by some new players following the withdrawal of Taita. The 

leading run-scorer in the competition was Megan Wakefield 

with 420. Caitlin Eves (236) also passed 200 runs. Michelle 

Bunkall (24), Sian Ruck and Rosemary Cockle (both 16) and 

Wakefield (15) were the leading bowlers. 

Hutt District finished in third place which was an improvement 

from last season. Andrea Stockwell (340), Leeanne Mahoney 

(234) and Sarah Bradbury (223) were the top run-scorers. 

Mahoney and Natasha Narasy both took 17 wickets. 

Collegians finished bottom of the competition. They struggled 

for players on some days and this did not help them. Elizabeth 

Scurr (237) was the only player to score 200 runs. Allex Evans 

(16) and Rota Vinh (15) were the leading bowlers. 

Ian Smith 

Club Cricket Administrator and Statistician 


PREMIER GRADES 

COMPETITION POINTS 

Premier 

Karori 140.51 

Eastern Suburbs 139.49 

Naenae Old Boys 82.80 

Onslow 77.83 

North City 76.81 

Taita 72.81 

Hutt District 56.46 

University 48.92 

Senior 

Collegians 128.32 

Petone-Riverside 118.25 

Johnsonville 101.81 

Taita 95.13 

Upper Hutt 88.62 

Karori 78.70 


Wellington College 59.86 

Senior Women 

Onslow 91.22 




LOWER GRADES 

COMPETITION POINTS 

Senior 2 



Wainuiomata 98.13 



Stokes Valley 75.41 


Eastbourne 60.73 

Senior 3 


Onslow 99.63 


Taita 85.31 





Super 8s 

Upper Hutt (2) 72 

Johnsonville 63 


University 42 

Eastern Suburbs 15 

Collegians 5 

Girls Youth 

North City 75 

Wellington City 45 


Hutt District 30 

HUTT VALLEY 

2A Grade 

Northern Park 109.52 

Hutt District (1) 91.94 








Taita 22.60 

Pro 45 Grade 

Naenae Old Boys 90 

Te Aroha 86 

Upper Hutt 56 

Taita Red 49 

Petone-Riverside 43 

Taita Black 15 

1A Grade 

Taita Black 109 


Te Aroha 86 

Hutt District Eagles 75 

Stokes Valley 60 

Hutt District Gold 57 

Naenae Old Boys Gold 46 

Wainuiomata Green 44 

Eastbourne 43 


Tokelau H.V 34 

Taita Red 30 

Wainuiomata Mojo 28 

Hutt District Muppets 24 

Hutt District Young Ones 18 


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Twenty 20 Grade 

Naenae Old Boys 48 


Stokes Valley 20/20 33 

Stokes Valley Sharks 21 

Hutt District 9 

WELLINGTON 

2A Grade 

University Tamils 121.54 


Eastern Suburbs Roosters 90.34 

Collegians Legends 88.24 

Karori 79.04 

University Stallions 65.65 

Onslow 45.93 


2B Grade 

Eastern Suburbs Giants 106.07 

Eastern Suburbs Demons 94.90 

Karori 87.37 

Johnsonville Bandits 68.75 

Collegians Thundergods 61.25 

University Jedis 48.33 

North City Misfits 45.41 

North City (1) 34.17 

2C Grade 

Sikh Sports 76.91 

Sri Lankan Sports 74.10 

Karori (1) 66.44 

Eastern Suburbs Hawks 58.63 

Brooklyn 58.39 

Eastern Suburbs Tigers 54.09 

Karori (2) 28.24 

Indian Sports 26.91 

2D Grade 

Onslow Originals 87.88 


Collegians Falconhawks 66.13 

University Mongolians 63.39 

Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs 32.97 

Onslow Shake n Bake 28.00 

1A Grade 

Karori Fire Service 103 

Karori Bakery 76 

Eastern Suburbs Originals 75 

Collegians Axemen 72 

University Indomitables 58 

Onslow Raging Stags 53 

Thorndon 26 

University Sons Of Pitches 18 

1B Grade 

Onslow Kollapse 79 

Onslow Rassics 71 

Johnsonville Cougar Hunters 65 

Brooklyn 64 

Johnsonville Cripples 61 

Collegians Sparkle Motion 55 

Eastern Suburbs Allsorts 43 

Johnsonville Deaf 38 

Twenty 20 Grade (Section One) 

University Symmo Wranglers 78 

North City Trojans 72 

Collegians Lunchcutters 69 

Brooklyn Bakery 60 

North City Wannabees 48 


Collegians Midnights 34 

Brooklyn Brown Lions 33 

Brooklyn (3) 24 

Collegians One Tonne Dream 24 

Twenty 20 Grade (Section Two) 

Eastern Suburbs Indies 90 

Karori Wildcats 84 

Eastern Suburbs Crickets 66 

North City Lancers 60 

University Stubbies 45 

Collegians Barracudas 42 

University Miners 39 

University HQ Walnuts 30 

Karori 24 

University Ill-Leven 15 

University Midges Men 12 

HUTT VALLEY CLUB 

CHAMPIONSHIP 


Taita 478.85 






Te Aroha 172.00 


Northern Park 109.52 

Tokelau H V 34.00 

HV CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 

Average Points Per Team 

(Qualification 5 teams) 





Taita 59.85 



WGTN CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 



Karori 767.30 


Onslow 542.27 




Sikh Sports 76.91 

Sri Lankan Sports 74.10 

Wellington College 59.86 

Indian Sports 26.91 

Thorndon 26.00 

WGTN CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 

Average Points Per Team 

(Qualification 5 teams) 


Karori 76.73 


Onslow 67.78 





HONOURS BOARD 

Premier 

Centuries 

A Williams Naenae Old Boys 151* 

A McCash North City 151 

L Chrisp Onslow 147 

M Pollard North City 135 

B Parlane Onslow 133 

J Dean Eastern Suburbs 129* 

C Spring Karori 129 

S Murdoch Karori 126 

H Templeton Karori 121* 

J Ryder Naenae Old Boys 114* 

T Robertson Hutt District 114 

O O’Leary Taita 113 

D Bowden North City 113 

J Brodie Eastern Suburbs 108 

B Jansen North City 107 

T Blundell Karori 106 

C Tait Taita 106 

M Ellison Karori 104 

S Golder Eastern Suburbs 103* 

N Naguleswaran Eastern Suburbs 103* 

S Golder Eastern Suburbs 103 

L Edwards Karori 102* 

S Golder Eastern Suburbs 101* 

S Gellatly Taita 100 

6 wickets in an innings 

D Evans Eastern Suburbs 8-24 

R Joseph Eastern Suburbs 7-28 


J Sewell Karori 7-38 

L Edwards Karori 7-56 


L Edwards Karori 6-44 

S Rhodes Onslow 6-64 

Senior 

Centuries 

L Scully Wellington College 173* 

J Peters Collegians 149 

J Crichton Collegians 143 

J Hill Karori 129 

D Joon Collegians 129 

B Rhodes Johnsonville 112 

B Rhodes Johnsonville 107 

D van der Heyden Upper Hutt 106 

J Sole Karori 105 

M Lewer Taita 104* 

C Gajanayaka Wellington College 102* 

N Walters North City 102 

J Stirling Petone-Riverside 101* 

6 wickets in an Innings 

J Brown Collegians 8-6 

J Brown Collegians 7-43 

S Fairbrother Collegians 6-19 

A Pennell Taita 6-28 

J McKenzie Upper Hutt 6-31 

F Te Aika Karori 6-36 

Senior Women 

Centuries 

A Stockwell Hutt District 130* 

C Mizzi Onslow 109 

LOWER GRADES 

HONOURS BOARD 

Centuries 

Senior 2 

K Lennon Hutt District 113 

T Wilson Wainuiomata 100 

T Wilson Wainuiomata 100 

Senior 3 

C Roper Taita 119 

S Bonner Petone-Riverside 101 

D Scott Taita 101 

L McGarvey University 100 

Girls Youth 

T Newton Johnsonville 116* 

Hutt Valley 2A 

A Graham Naenae Old Boys 158 

S Maynard Northern Park 125 

S Wilson Stokes Valley 114* 

G Atkins Eastbourne 104* 

J Watson Naenae Old Boys 102 

D Murphy Hutt District (1) 101* 

D James Naenae Old Boys 100* 


K Murray Hutt Eagles 179 

H McMichael Upper Hutt 151 

K Murray Hutt Eagles 136 

J Aekins Taita Black 112 

J Attewell Upper Hutt 106* 

H McMichael Upper Hutt 102* 

D Blair Taita Black 102 

Wellington 2A 

J Rowe Collegians 119* 

J Aitofi University Stallions 119 

V Patel University Tamils 103* 

Wellington 2B 

N van Hattum Eastern Suburbs Demons 160* 

N van Hattum Eastern Suburbs Demons 121 

D McCarthy Eastern Suburbs Giants 118 

C Campbell University Jedis 113* 

D Radich Eastern Suburbs Giants 113* 

P O’Donnell North City 111 

J Woolley North City Misfits 111 

D Edgecombe Johnsonville 109 

R McKay North City 105* 

Wellington 2C 

R Kapoor Karori (1) 150 

B Mehta Karori (1) 146* 

D McCarthy Eastern Suburbs Tigers 131* 

S Handapanggoda Sri Lankan Sports 130 

D McIntyre Eastern Suburbs Tigers 108 

R Govindan Sri Lankan Sports 105 

D Field Brooklyn 101* 

J Singh Sikhs Sports Club 100 

T Singh Karori (1) 100 

Wellington 2D 

S Bitchener Collegians 127 

N Melhotra Onslow Shake n Bake 112* 

B Thompson Collegians 110 

G Tofts Eastern Suburbs 104 


C Gazely Onslow Raging Stags 154 

E Whitham Collegians Axemen 153* 

N Clement Thorndon 136 

E Boshier Collegians Axemen 134 

M Palmer Karori Fire Service 130 

S Davenport Eastern Suburbs Originals 118 

J Nash University Sons of Pitches 118 


G Rabie Johnsonville Cripples 190 

Wellington Twenty 20 

W Boyack Eastern Suburbs Indies 106* 

A Newson Eastern Suburbs Crickets 106* 

J Carpenter University SymmoWranglers 105* 

B Kelly Brooklyn (3) 100 

W Shanly Eastern Suburbs Crickets 100 

BOWLING 

6 Wickets in an Innings 

Senior 2 

C Foster Wainuiomata 7-10 

R Gilhooly Eastern Suburbs 7-41 

S Winter Wainuiomata 6-20 

H Quazi Eastern Suburbs 6-35 

J Wilson Stokes Valley 6-37 

L Davy Eastbourne 6-39 

R Wilson Wainuiomata 6-56 

S Brockelbank Upper Hutt 6-56

Senior 3 

C Tohiariki Taita 8-44 

B Wallace Onslow 7-13 

A King Eastern Suburbs 6-24 

C McLean Onslow 6-34 

S Blandford Petone-Riverside 6-90 


N Isaac Hutt District (2) 8-7 

R Crump Northern Park 8-25 

A Siohane Naenae Old Boys 7-9 

I MacIntyre Northern Park 7-12 

L Webling Upper Hutt 7-33 

C Barry Wainuiomata 6-9 

S Adrian Hutt District (1) 6-16 

A Siohane Naenae Old Boys 6-23 

T Harker Eastbourne 6-30 

I MacIntyre Northern Park 6-35 

L Webling Upper Hutt 6-42 

J Walsh Naenae Old Boys 6-50 

R Crump Northern Park 6-52 


J Tane Wainuiomata Green 6-27 

A Crowe Stokes Valley 6-35 


P Gartland Eastern Suburbs Roosters 8-28 

D LeBreton Karori 7-31 

M Hooper Collegians 7-49 

L Pithyou Eastern Suburbs Roosters 6-34 

P Gartland Eastern Suburbs Roosters 6-35 

J Tong Collegians 6-49 


B Glendinning North City 7-26 

C Campbell University Jedis 6-46 

S Peake North City 6-48 

P Vallabh Collegians 6-54 

Wellington 2D 

C Small Onslow Originals 6-21 


J McLeod Onslow Raging Stags 6-8 


S Ryland Collegians SparkleMotion 6-15 

Wellington Twenty 20 

S Russell North City Trojans 6-12 

Hat-tricks 

J Brown Collegians Senior 8-6 

S Russell North City Trojans 20/20 6-12 

J McKenzie Upper Hutt Senior 6-31 

J Bull Easts Allsorts 1B 5-13 

C Hammington Easts Originals 1A 4-12 

M Lister Collegians 2A 4-29 

E Brookes North City Senior 4-30 

R Eade 

S McDonald 

Onslow Raging Stags 1A 3-12 

Onslow Senior Wmn 3-25 Above: Lee Edwards, who took 57 wickets in the Premier Club Competition 

Below: Onslow’s Liam Chrisp, winner of the Bruce Murray Medal (for the best and 

fairest club cricketer), bowls to Karori batsman Tom Blundell. Glyn Howell is the 

Onslow wicket-keeper. 

Photos courtesy of The Dominion Post 


Men’s Cricketer of the Year 

Luke Woodcock 

Women’s Cricketer of the Year 

Sophie Devine 

Men’s Outstanding Batsman 

Luke Woodcock 

Women’s Outstanding Batsman 

Sophie Devine 

Men’s Outstanding Bowler 

Andy McKay 

Women’s Outstanding Bowler 

Sophie Devine 

Men’s Best All-Rounder 

Stewart Rhodes 

Men’s Outstanding Fielder 

Luke Woodcock 

Women’s Outstanding Fielder 

Liz Perry 

Best and Most Enterprising Captain 

Simon Baker 

Umpire of the Year 

Evan Watkin 

YOUNG CRICKETER OF THE YEAR 

TROPHIES 

Outstanding Women’s Cricketer 

Under 20 

Jess McFadyen 

Sir Walter Nash Trophy 

(Presented to the most outstanding 

male cricketer under 23 years) 

Malaesaili Tugaga 

Eddie Cameron Cup 

(Presented to the most outstanding 

male cricketer under 20 years) 

Malaesaili Tugaga 

CLUB AND INDIVIDUAL AWARDS 

A J Cook Memorial Shield 

(Awarded to the Hutt Valley club with 

the highest aggregate points) 

Hutt District 

Hutt Valley Average Points Club 

Championship 

(Awarded to the Hutt Valley club with 

the highest average points per team) 

Petone-Riverside 

Royal Visit Cup 

(Awarded to the Wellington club with 

the highest aggregate points) 

Eastern Suburbs 

Norwood Championship 

(Awarded to the Wellington club with 

the highest average number of points 

per team) 

Eastern Suburbs 

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Norwood Awards 

Bruce Murray Medal 

(Fair play award) 

Liam Chrisp (Onslow) 

Mike Curtis Cup 

(For volunteer services to Wellington 

Cricket) 

Rick Mudgway (Johnsonville) 

Ron Murray Cup 

(Awarded to the bowler taking most 

wickets in Premier grade) 

Lee Edwards (Karori) 

Arthur Dick Cup 

(Awarded to the batsman scoring most 

runs in Premier grade) 

Scott Golder (Eastern Suburbs) 

Marjorie Sweetman Memorial Trophy 

(Awarded to the bowler taking most 

wickets in senior women’s grade) 

Renee Moffitt (Onslow) 

Judith Sadler Memorial Trophy 

(Awarded to the batsman scoring most 

runs in senior women’s grade) 

Megan Wakefield (Johnsonville) 

Betty Maker Memorial Trophy 

(Awarded to the best all rounder in 

women’s cricket) 

Sophie Devine 

Best Lower Grade Performance 

(Awarded for best performance in club 

cricket in grades from Senior 2 down) 

Luke Webling (Upper Hutt) 

Groundsman of the Year 

Bob McPhail (Kelburn Park) 

J Atkin Cup 

(Awarded for the best bowling 

performance in Premier grade) 

Danny Evans (8-24 for Eastern Suburbs) 

May Cup 

(Awarded for the highest score in 

Premier grade) 

Adam Williams (151*) for Naenae Old 

Boys) and Aaron McCash (151) for 

North City 

Sam Platt Cup 

(Awarded for best performance in 

Wellington Cricket) 


Men’s Cricketer of the Year - Pearce 

Cup 


Men’s Club Cricketer of the Year - 

Hazlett Trophy 

Barry Rhodes (Johnsonville) 

Women’s Club Cricketer of the Year 

Megan Wakefield (Johnsonville) 

SENIOR AWARD WINNERS 

Most Valuable Players 

Development Team Trophy 

Women’s Development – 

Caitlin Eves 

Robert Vance Trophy 

Under 19 Boys – 

Tom Blundell 

Penny Kinsella Trophy 

Under 18 Girls – 

Jess McFadyen 

Bruce Edgar Trophy 


Andrew Fletcher 

Gavin Larsen Trophy 


Shehan Senedeera 

JUNIOR AWARD WINNERS 

Most Valuable Players 

Justine Dunce Trophy 

Under 15 Girls – 

Rebecca Burns 

Evan Gray Trophy 


Henry Glogau 

Don Neely Trophy 


Kenneth Tuffin 

Junior Saturday Morning Premier 

Competition Winners – 

Onslow 

Under 12 Zone Tournament 

Winner - Upper Hutt 

U12 Best Batsman – Ben Sears 

U12 Best Bowler - Sam von Hartitzsch 

Under 11 Club Tournament 

Joint Winners - Easts Red and Onslow 

U11 Best Batsman – Callum McLachlan 

U11 Best Bowler – Caleb Hewson

Wellington Wanderers 

The sun has set on the 64th season for the Wanderers Cricket 

Club. The past season has seen the Wanderers play their 

traditional fixtures against the College First XI’s, play their 

fourth annual Governor General’s match against the Colleges 

XI, this time at Wellington College, and in a change from the 

past seen the introduction of a T20 tournament for College 

First XI’s. 

The Governor General’s Colleges XI match resulted in a win 

to the Governor General’s XI by 8 wickets. The Wanderers 

made 183-8 in their 40 overs with Mark Houghton making a 

composed 59 and Ervin McSweeney and Jason Wells both 

getting to 20. In reply the Governor General’s XI raced to the 

target in 34 overs with Nick Ward making 59 and Sam Lawson 

70*. The day was very successful and it appears more and 

more certain that the average age of the Wanderers XI will 

have to come down to be competitive against the college 

boys. 

The club organised a T20 tournament for the College First 

XIs. This was made possible through the assistance of John 

Hornal and Tracey Devereux at College Sport Wellington, the 

hospitality of Taita District Cricket Club who, led by Dave 

Gillespie, took ownership of the event as a club project and 

provided the man-power over the two days of the tournament, 

and Karori Cricket Club who provided the umpires. Thanks 

must also go to the Norwood Foundation who were very 

generous in their sponsorship of the event. 

The teams played for the “Hunt Family Trophy”. This 

magnificent antique sterling silver trophy was donated by 

Wanderers’ member Sir Patrick Goodman. The Hunt family 

played a major part in the formation of the Wanderers Club 

over 60 years ago when Wyvern (Bill) Hunt and several others 

conceived the idea of a Wanderers Cricket Club to play 

matches against College XIs. Sir Patrick Goodman captained 

the St. Pat’s Silverstream First XI against the Wanderers in 

that inaugural season. On leaving college and completing his 

studies Sir Patrick had as his first employer Bill Hunt. That 

relationship formed all those years ago is still strong today. 

Eight Colleges (Aotea College, Paraparaumu College, St. Pats 

Town, Rongotai College, Tawa College, Wellington College, 

HVHS and Hutt International Boys School) entered the two 

day tournament played at Fraser Park. Each team played four 

matches over the two days with HVHS and HIBS winning 

their way through to the final. The final was played as a 

curtain raiser to the Wellington Firebirds v Otago Volts match 

played on the Basin in January. This was a huge occasion for 

the two schools to be able to play on the Basin in front of 

paying spectators. The match was finally ruined by rain and 

the trophy was shared by HVHS and HIBS. For the record 

HIB’S made 87-7 in 18 overs and in reply HVHS were 29-1 

after 6 overs when the rains came. 

The past season saw the 50th Test match played at the Basin 

and Cricket Wellington and New Zealand Cricket celebrated 

this occasion in fitting style. Life member Bill Hunt may 

be the only person (apart from the late Eric Tindill) to have 

seen every Test played on the Basin. Bill was asked by New 

Zealand Cricket to present the caps to the New Zealand side 

prior to the Test against Pakistan. He was honoured to do this 

and was there every day to see New Zealand do battle for the 

50th time on the Basin Reserve. 

In addition to the matches played Wanderers again hosted 

two pre-Test breakfasts, a cocktail party with guest speaker 

Joe Bennett and a golf day at Manor Park. 

Wanderers would also like to offer their congratulations to 

Club member Alan Isaac in his new position of Vice President 

of the ICC. Alan has made and continues to make a huge 

contribution to International Cricket, Domestic Cricket and 

Club Cricket through his association with his beloved 

Johnsonville Cricket Club where he is a Life Member. 

Wanderers are indebted to Gavin Larsen and the staff at 

Cricket Wellington who support the club in their aims to 

foster college cricket. 

As the sun sets on one season it rises on another and 

Wanderers look forward with anticipation to another summer 

of cricket. 

Evan Gray, 

Wellington Wanderers Cricket Club. 

Roscoe Pricemoor (HVHS) facing Iain 

McPeake (HIBS) with Hayden Blucher 

(HVHS) the non-striker 

Bradley Chin (HIBS) and Roscoe Pricemoor 

receiving the Hunt Family Cup from 

Wyvern Hunt 


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Cricket Wellington Umpires 

and Scorers 

Chairman’s Report 

To sum up the 2009/10 season in one word, would be ‘disappointing’. The weather in the first half of the season was very average 

and there was some unacceptable player behaviour with 17 code of conduct reports although not all were lodged by umpires. 

The percentage of captains reports on umpires was again disappointing even though it was still ahead of other associations. 

This season six of our members were on national umpiring panels and were appointed to New Zealand Cricket fixtures as follows: 

Evan Watkin (Elite Panel): 1 ODI, 1 Women’s Twenty20 

International, 6 Plunket Shield matches, 6 Domestic Oneday 

games including both semifinals, 7 Mens domestic (HRV 

Cup) Twenty20 games, third umpire in 3 ODIs, 2 Twenty20 

Internationals, the HRV Cup final and 1 Women’s Twenty20 

International and fourth official in 2 ODIs and 1 Twenty20 

International. 

Evan Gray (Elite Panel): 8 Plunket Shield matches, 7 Domestic 

One-day games, 5 HRV Cup Twenty20 games, third umpire in 

2 HRV Cup games, Women’s Twenty20 final. 

Jeremy Busby (A Panel): 1 HRV Cup Twenty20 game, 5 

Women’s League games, 2 Women’s League Twenty20 

games, 1 Hawke Cup challenge. 

Kathy Cross (Reserve Panel): 6 Women’s League games, 

3 Women’s League Twenty20 games and the Women’s 

Development Tournament. 

Rob Kinsey (Reserve Panel): 3 Women’s League games, 1 

Women’s League Twenty20 game and games in the Gillette 

Cup Tournament. 

Grant McAlister (Reserve Panel): 2 Women’s League games, 

1 Women’s League Twenty20 game and officiated at both the 

Under-17 and Gillette Cup tournaments. 

As a result of captain’s reports, the names of the following 

umpires have been forwarded to New Zealand Cricket to be 

considered for national panels or tournaments: Evan Watkin, 

Kathy Cross, Grant McAlister, Garth Stirrat, Jeremy Busby, Rob 

Kinsey, Peter Chapman, Bruce Jenkins, and Robert Dossett. 

All the other umpires who stood during the season are 

listed below in alphabetical order within their grades with 

several not being available for consideration for NZC panels 

or not being qualified. Grade 1 umpires must have passed 

the level 4 examination and have stood in at least 25 days 

of senior cricket, Grade 2 umpires are those with the level 3 

examination and a minimum of 12 days of senior cricket and 

the remainder are in grade 3. 

Grade 1: David Abbott, David Brandon, Evan Gray. 

Grade 2: Peter Bidwell, Paul Devadatta, Ricky Jeffery, Gopal 

Reddy Kalicheti. 

Grade 3: Stu Bullen, Richard Conway, Paul Cummings, Mark 

Dijksma, Phil McMahon, Vincent Rosario, Nikki 

Sinclair. 

The following are the statistics for club cricket umpiring for 

the 2009/10 season with figures for the 2008/09 season in 

brackets for comparison: 


There were 22 (27) active umpires and we averaged 14.79 

(14.35) umpires per day. There were 24 (20) club playing days 

and we provided the following umpiring days: 

Pearce Cup: 186 (150), Hazlett Trophy: 158 (129), Senior 

Women 1 (0), Senior 2: 1 (0), Senior 3: 0 (7), 2A: 0 (1), TOTALS: 

346 (287). 

In addition we provided umpires for many other fixtures under 

the jurisdiction of Cricket Wellington and some traditional 

College fixtures. 

Evan Watkin was awarded the Stanley Cowman Memorial 

Trophy as the umpire who received the highest average 

marks from captains during the club season. This award is also 

subject to the umpire being available for 12 club Saturdays 

during the season but which can include NZC commitments. 

The Brownie Watson Trophy for the most improved umpire 

was won by Peter Bidwell, and Paul Devadatta was awarded 

the Pop Calcinai Trophy for his services to the organisation in 

developing our own website and then ensuring it was kept 

up-to-date during the season. 

My thanks to our Secretary, Graeme Watson; Regional 

Training Officer, Jeremy Busby; Treasurer Rob Kinsey and 

Auditor, Roger Watkin. Thanks to all the other members of the 

CWUSI Management Board for their efforts over the season. 

Congratulations to Bill Sommer on his election as President 

of the New Zealand Cricket Umpires & Scorers Association 

and to Grant McAlister on his election to the Management 

Board of NZCUSA. 

As always, CWUSI needed assistance from many other 

sources during the season. First and foremost are the people 

who actually umpire and I thank the other 21 people who 

gave up their time to umpire during the season. Thanks also to 

Cricket Wellington for allowing us to use their training room at 

the Wellington School of Cricket in Westpac Stadium, to Gavin 

Larsen and all the staff at Cricket Wellington for their support 

and assistance during the season, and to Malcolm McCaw 

and the Norwood Trust for continuing to provide funding to 

send our delegates to the annual Umpires Conference. 

Sadly, two of our Life Members passed away during the year 

- Haig Whiting, the Patron of CWUSI, and Robert Bradley. 

(See obituaries) 

Evan Watkin 

Chairman

Overview 

NZ Cricket Museum 

All performance objectives as per the New Zealand Cricket 

Museum’s Business Plan 2009/10 were exceeded in the 

financial year, with new records achieved in most areas. The 

Museum truly flourished with a new annual record of 2,832 

visitors being established, along with a record number of 37 

school and community group visits being made. 

The Annual Survey results achieved new benchmarks in terms 

of visitors’ appraisals. There was a 100% visitor satisfaction 

rating (46% excellent, 40% very good, 14% good) for the 

fifth year in a row; and the Overall Quality ‘excellent’ rating 

was 80% (100% in total, as 20% regarded the overall quality 

as ‘good’). 

The annual target of 300 items accessioned into the Vernon 

Systems Collection Management database was exceeded 

with the final total reaching 407. 

Exhibitions 

The following three new exhibitions/displays were installed 

in 2009/10. 

1. New Zealand Cricket 19th Century showcase display 

2. A small promotional museum table-top display, and a 

small Victoria University Cricket Club table-top display 

were installed for 6 months at the Cable Car Museum 

3. A wall-mounted display of the Heathcote Williams 

Shield and an updated Plunket Shield display panel 

Marketing 

The Museum web page established under the umbrella of 

New Zealand Cricket in 2004/05 went through a series of 

changes in 2008/09 following the redesign of the New Zealand 

Cricket website. These resulted in a reduced Museum profile. 

Regretfully, issues related to this were not addressed in 

2009/10 and it is now hoped they will be addressed in the 

new financial year. However, there were still 17,341 hits in the 

2009 calendar year. The two New Zealand Cricket Museum 

newsletters for 2009/10 

were archived and linked 

to the NZCM page on 

the New Zealand Cricket 

web-site. 

The Museum produced 

two newsletters - the 

Winter/Spring and 

the Summer/Autumn 

editions in 2009/10, and 

they were distributed 

throughout the New 

Zealand first-class 

cricket network. The 

Museum is grateful for 

the continued funding 

support of Pub Charity in 

the production of these 

newsletters. 

There has also been 

a d v e r t i s i n g / m e d i a 

exposure through The 

Dominion Post, the 

Wellington Official Visitor Guide, Jason’s Wellington What’s 

On Guide, Capital Times, the National Programme, and Radio 

Sport. 

A new marketing feature was introduced with the Museum 

providing cricket trivia questions and answers sets to New 

Zealand Cricket for showing on replay screens at Test 

matches during the summer. There was also a successful 

stakeholders’ function in March. 

Museum Shop 

The Museum shop continued to provide a good profile for 

New Zealand Cricket, and a steady source of revenue for 

the Museum. New BLACKCAPS sale items were provided 

by Event Merchandise Services Ltd in December. Shop sales 

income exceeded the budget revenue target for the 2009/10 

financial year. The Book Sale during the BLACKCAPS’ Test 

against Australia raised $1,383, which, along with other 

March sales, established a new monthly book sales record 

of $1,653. 

Education 

A greater focus given to group visits in 2009/10 resulted 

in 12 additional groups visiting, surpassing the previous 

record of 25 groups. A new development was the visit of 

students from the Wellington School of Cricket, which is to 

be established as part of an annual programme. A range of 

cricket heritage programmes were prepared to meet the 

needs and requirements of each group. A small number of 

researchers also used the resources of the Museum’s library. 

The Museum visitor survey results reveal that 74% of our 

visitors were from overseas, particularly England (44%). 

These visitors rate the Museum very highly and compare it 

more than favourably to other overseas cricket museums. 

The education/research value of exhibitions was rated as 

‘excellent’ or ‘good’ by 95% of visitors. 

Prefects’ Cricket XI, Te Aute College, Hawkes Bay 1880 

Photographer: Unknown 

Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, N.Z. Ref: No. 1/2 -061582-F 


Nelson’s First Representative Cricket Team 1864 

Photographer: Unknown. Kingsford Collection, Nelson Provincial Museum Ref. No. 

127564/6 

Collection 

The third year of documenting collection objects into the 

Vernon Systems Collection database resulted in 407 items 

being entered in the financial year (1458 in all by 31 May 

2010). This process included objects gifted in 2009/10 and 

objects accessioned retrospectively from records existing 

before 2003. 

A large number of cricket treasures and archive items were 

gifted to the Museum throughout the year, including a 

significant number of treasures from New Zealand Cricket. 

The Museum also purchased a total of 18 cricketana treasures 

from an English cricket dealer for inclusion in the 19th Century 

showcase display. These items are now significant assets for 

the Museum. 

A major focus will be given to Collection Management in 

2010/11 because of the significant amount of material that 

came from New Zealand Cricket in 2009/10 and the need to 

sort, box, store, and document this. 

People 

As always, I am indebted to the contributions of many people 

who by their selfless support have given an enormous 

amount to the Museum. I would like to acknowledge the 

assistance of the members of the Trust Board of the New 

Zealand Cricket Museum, including the Board Chair, Ross 

Macdonald; Pat Stuart and John McCormick of the Wellington 

Museums’ Trust in helping to further the aims and objectives 

of the Museum. Outstanding contributions were made by 

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the new Board members Dr. Conal McCarthy and Adrienne 

Simpson. 

I am also grateful for the funding support from New Zealand 

Cricket, the National Bank, and Pub Charity. 

Finally, but by no means least, I would also like to acknowledge 

the ongoing contribution of the Museum volunteers, who 

continue to provide unstinting assistance. Peter Ross, David 

Boyer, Brian Speechly, Anna Montgomery, and David Parsons 

in particular, have given invaluable service in critical areas of 

the Museum’s operation, which is much appreciated. 

Conclusion 

The New Zealand Cricket Museum continued to make 

further significant advances in 2009/10, and this is again 

evidenced by the very positive public perception it enjoys. 

The Museum faces very real challenges in 2010/11 in working 

toward securing sustainable and long-term funding support 

from New Zealand Cricket beyond 2011, when the current 

funding regime ceases. I look forward to the New Zealand 

Cricket Museum Trust Board working to secure this support 

with New Zealand Cricket, with the support of the CEO of the 

Wellington Museums’. Trust. 

David Mealing 

Manager/Curator 

New Zealand Cricket Museum

Eric William Thomas Tindill (1910 – 2010) 

The ingredients that 

go into the making 

of a great athlete are 

as fundamental as 

life itself: courage, 

strength, a flair for 

competition, speed, 

teamwork and 

determination. Eric 

Tindill, arguably New 

Zealand’s most allround 

sports player 

possessed all these 

characteristics plus 

the one ingredient 

loved by the public 

above all others – 

humility. 

Eric was born in 

Motueka on 18 

December 1910, 

the year when 

Thomas Edison 

demonstrated a 

system of talking 

motion pictures. 

At the age of 12 the 

Tindill family moved 

to Wellington where 

Eric attended 

Newtown School 

and later Wellington 

Technical College. 

Like the youngsters 

of the time he tried 

his hand at every 

sport there was; 

athletics, cricket, rugby, table tennis, soccer, even bike racing, 

though bike racing was terminated after having a pile-up in a 

race. 

In the late 1920’s, the day of the sports specialist had not 

arrived and in his quiet way Eric (Snowy) Tindill did very well 

in all the sports he tried. 

Seven dates stand out in his life 

20 January 1933 was the day that Eric made his debut for 

Wellington in first-class cricket. The previous day England 

beat Australia at Adelaide in the third, and most controversial 

and unpleasant Test of all time, in the Bodyline series. 

Feelings ran so high that the tour was nearly terminated by 

the MCC. At Eden Park as a left-hand batsman, batting at 

number 3, Eric began on a grand note, scoring 106 in 280 

minutes. The Press Association reporter commented on his 

brilliant footwork and perfect defence. Any complacency with 

the standard of higher cricket was short-lived as he made a 

duck in the second innings. 

Obituaries 

Eric played halfback for his club Athletic and occasionally for 

Wellington when the incumbent halfback, Frank Kilby was 

away with the All Blacks. He was reserve for the second 

to last All Black trial and an injury saw him take the field at 

first five-eighth and win the game by potting a goal in the 

final minutes. This ensured that he was selected for the final 

trial, again at first five, where he distinguished himself with 

another pot and a place in the 1935/36 tour of the British Isles 

and Canada. 

4 January 1936. Eric played his first and only rugby Test as first 

five at Twickenham against England. The game will forever be 

remembered as “Obolensky’s Match”, as the Russian prince 

scored two great tries in England’s 13-0 victory. 

27 March 1937 was the third, and last day of the MCC’s 

match against New Zealand at the Basin Reserve. At 9.00 am 

Eric married Mary Troy. At 11.00 am the match continued with 

New Zealand being asked to follow on, 162 runs in arrears. 

By mid-afternoon New Zealand were struggling to avoid an 

outright loss, with Eric defying their best efforts. At 6.00pm 

having scored 24* he walked off the ground with his partner 

Jack Cowie, having saved the game. At 8.00pm the Shaw 

Savill liner Arawa. with the New Zealand team on board sailed 

for England. Mary joined Eric in England later, sailing over on 

a later ship with the other wives. 

26 June 1937. Eric played his first cricket Test against England 

at Lords. Six weeks earlier he had stood among the crowd 

watching the procession for the Coronation of King George 

VI. 

It was a very demanding tour for Eric as he was the only 

wicketkeeper chosen and he played in 23 of the 32 first-class 

matches. An unobtrusive opening batsman whose defence 

and concentration were the backbone of his game, he was 

surprisingly not used in his preferred position and batted in 

the lower order with limited effect. 

In the space of 27 months from August 1935 until November 

1937, Eric Tindill played internationally for New Zealand at both 

rugby and cricket for 15 months, of which six months were 

spent on the high seas. He received little or no remuneration. 

27 May 1950. The situation between North and South Korea 

was deteriorating and leading to war when Eric refereed his 

first rugby Test match between New Zealand and the British 

Lions at Carisbrook, which ended in a 9-all draw. 

27 February 1959. Shortly after Fidel Castro declared a 

new government in Cuba. Eric umpired his first cricket Test 

between England and New Zealand at Lancaster Park in the 

company of his old teammate, Jack Cowie England won the 

match by an innings and 99 runs. 

8 November 2009. Eric overtook Englishman Francis 

MacKinnon’s record age of 98 years and 325 days to become 

the oldest living Test cricketer of all time. 

All who play sport remember special moments but few 

would have such varied memories as Eric Tindill - the single 

truly double All Black, being the only one to play a Test in both 

rugby and cricket. 


Doris Lilian Bailey (née Hatcher) (1916 – 2009) 

At the time of her death in 

November, Dot Bailey was 

the last surviving member 

of Wellington’s first official 

representative women’s 

game against Wanganui 

played at Wellington College 

in 1934. 

A determined opening bat 

and handy medium pace 

bowler who played for the 

YWCA club, Dot scored 16 

and 7 in that first game, and 

in February 1935 was in the 

Wellington team that played England at the Basin Reserve. 

Despite Wellington being well beaten the game did much 

to promote women’s cricket as more than 5000 spectators 

attended. 

In 1936 Dot moved to the Wellington College Old Girls (COG) 

Club as YWCA had ceased to exist. That season she made 

her first representative half century with a score of 54 against 

Nelson at the Basin Reserve. On Boxing Day 1937 Dot made 

117 against Auckland at Kilbirnie Park which was the first 

representative century by a Wellington women player. It was 

her only first-class hundred. 

Robert Bradley (1922 – 2009) 

Originally from Auckland 

Robert Bradley came 

to Wellington to teach 

Mathematics and Physics at 

Wellington College in 1946. 

He stayed there for over forty 

years, returning as bursar 

after retiring from teaching 

and left an indelible mark on 

generations of students who 

remember him as stern but 

fair and a very good teacher. 

Robert never played cricket 

but loved the game and 

joined the Wellington Cricket Umpire’s Association in 1975. 

Three years later he successfully sat the English Association 

of Cricket Umpire’s examination, becoming one of the few 

New Zealand umpires to pass that demanding exam. 

For many years Robert umpired senior club cricket in 

Wellington, always courteously and with great respect for the 

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Dot toured New South Wales with the New Zealand team in 

1937/38 although no Tests were played. She had a fine match 

double of 40 and 94* for Wellington against Canterbury at the 

Basin Reserve the following season. 

In 1940, Dot married Bert Bailey, in a marriage that was to 

last for nearly 70 years. They raised three daughters with 

Dot making a comeback to cricket after a seven year break. 

After just two games of club cricket, Dot was selected for 

Wellington and scored 66 against Canterbury in her first 

game back. 

In March 1949 Dot and her younger sister Joan became the 

first sisters to play for New Zealand when both were selected 

for the one-off Test against England at Eden Park. Dot had 

scores of 1 and 5 in what was to be her only Test. 

Dot’s last season for Wellington was 1949/50 and she scored 

54 in her final innings against Canterbury at the Basin Reserve 

to help Wellington win the Hallyburton-Johnstone Shield after 

a gap of 11 years. 

It was a fine way for this self-taught player to bow out, and 

for the remainder of her long life Dot proudly wore her New 

Zealand blazer on the occasions that merited it. 

players and the Laws of Cricket. He served on the national 

umpires’ B panel and in 1979 he and another Wellington 

umpire, Stan Cowman, were appointed to the New Zealand 

Umpires’ Association examination sub-committee. Together 

they created a large ‘bank’ of questions for use in both oral 

and written examinations. 

Robert umpired two Women’s One Day Internationals - 

England v International XI at the Basin Reserve during the 

1982 World Cup and Australia v New Zealand at the Hutt 

Recreation Ground in January 1986. He umpired a Data 

General series match between Auckland and NSW at Eden 

Park in November 1986 and a highlight in his umpiring career 

was when he stood in a 50-over game between Wellington 

and Canterbury that season and Richard Hadlee bowled from 

his end. 

Robert was a former President and Life Member of the 

Wellington Cricket Umpires’ Association.

William Michael Curtis (1933 – 2009) 

Mike Curtis liked playing 

cricket but he loved 

wicketkeeping more and 

he maintained that a good 

keeper stood up to the 

stumps to all, but the 

quickest bowling. 

After WWII, Wellington was 

the home of New Zealand 

wicketkeepers Eric Tindill, 

Frank Mooney and Trevor 

McMahon and in February 

1958 when Mike took four 

catches in each innings 

of a North v South trial match, at that time a New Zealand 

record, many a Wellingtonian thought that he would join their 

number. It was not to be, with Eric Petrie and John Ward 

being selected for the tour to England. 

Mike Curtis epitomised all that is most admirable in the game 

of cricket. The writer played many times with and against him 

and formed the opinion that he only appealed when he knew 

that the batsman was out. He did not indulge in attempting to 

confuse the umpire into making an incorrect decision. Never 

did he sledge an opponent. He played, as the ICC would like 

all players to play, in the spirit of cricket. 

When his playing days were over he had played 18 first-class 

matches, taken 39 catches and made four stumpings. For 

Karori he took 123 catches and made 29 stumpings. 

Bryan John McKeown (1922 – 2010) 

Bryan McKeown joined the 

Kilbirnie Cricket Club, now 

Eastern Suburbs, in 1947 

and played for and captained 

numerous lower grade 

sides for some 25 years. 

He also served for over 50 

continuous years on the 

management committee. In 

his time he was Club Captain 

for six years, Chairman for 

12 years and President for 

a further 12 years. He was 

made a life member of the 

Club in 1977 having been elected a Vice President of the 

Wellington Cricket Association in 1972. 

The next stage of his life in cricket was when he became 

the chairman of selectors for Wellington Cricket. From 1979- 

1983 they won the Shell Trophy twice, the Shell Cup once and 

also beat the touring West Indies – perhaps the most famous 

victory by a cricket team from Wellington. 

Mike and Bruce Morrison were appointed by New Zealand 

Cricket to be national junior selectors, with Mike being the 

convenor. From 1983, this panel, with John Howell, revamped 

the youth programme with great success in India, Pakistan, 

England, Australia and South Africa that saw a conveyor-belt 

production of competent test players. 

In 1998, New Zealand cricket introduced the Bert Sutcliffe 

Medal for lifetime service to cricket in any capacity and the 

first recipients of this prestigious award were Mike and Bruce, 

for their untiring work on the age-group selection panel. 

A book entitled, The Art of Wicketkeeping, was written by 

Mike to critical acclaim in 2008. At the test match against 

India in April 2009, Mike was one of 50 recipients throughout 

the country of the ICC Centenary Medal in recognition of his 

60 years of service to cricket. 

Cricket Wellington introduced a new award last season, 

acknowledging outstanding service by a club volunteer, and 

named it, most appropriately, the Mike Curtis Cup. 

Don Neely 

He was the backbone of a very strong sports club who led 

by example. He was always first at practice and last to leave. 

Menial tasks like cleaning the dressing room, making the tea, 

serving behind the bar, organising and running the working 

bees at the club were accomplished with good grace as 

befitting a man who had the rank of sergeant-major in WWII. 

During the summer, whenever the weather coincided with 

cricket at the Basin Reserve, Bryan was to be found sitting at 

the northern end of the Long Room immersed in the game 

being played. Through the 1990s he regularly assisted in the 

management of matches at the Basin Reserve with close 

friend Dan Kelly. 

Bryan was a true lover of cricket who ensured that the goodly 

heritages and proud traditions were passed down and that 

the players grew to love and honour the game. 


Jeanne McAuley Malthus (1926 – 2010) 

For almost two decades, 

Jeanne Malthus was one 

of the quiet, but invaluable 

administrators contributing 

to women’s cricket, 

both domestically and 

internationally. 

After following the game 

passionately as a spectator, 

Jeanne became Secretary 

of the then Wellington 

Women’s Cricket Association 

between 1983 and 1987. 

She then came onto the 

executive of the New Zealand Women’s Cricket Council prior 

to its merging with New Zealand Cricket. 

Verna Reed McDonald (née Coutts) (1930 – 2010) 

From the time she began to 

play cricket successfully in 

the late 1940s to the time 

she ended a decade later, 

there was perhaps no finer 

sight in women’s cricket 

than the flowing bat of Verna 

McDonald in full cry. 

Better known under her 

maiden name of Coutts, 

Verna came from a wellknown 

Taranaki sporting 

family, but began her cricket 

at Wellington Technical 

College after moving from Inglewood in the late 1930s. The 

way her vibrant personality came through in her cricket soon 

made people sit up and notice and she made her Wellington 

debut at 17 against Canterbury at the Basin Reserve in 

February 1948. 

In the season following Verna scored 36 and an unbeaten 60 

in the Auckland fixture at Kilbirnie Park. One of Verna’s finest 

seasons came in 1952/53 when she made 29 and 96 against 

Otago in Dunedin and had scores of 61 and 73 in home and 

away matches against Auckland. 

Her highest provincial score was 103* against Otago in 

1953/54 which ensured Wellington retained the Hallyburton- 

Johnstone Shield and secured her selection for the first ever 

New Zealand women’s tour of England later on that year. 

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Away from the board room, Jeanne also managed the 

successful 1989/90 Wellington Women’s side, captained by 

Nancy Williams, which picked up the Hansells Cup for the top 

provincial side. In doing so, Wellington ended Canterbury’s 

amazing 11 year winning streak. 

Her highest office posting came between 1995 and 2000 

as Secretary of the International Women’s Cricket Council. 

Jeanne played an important role in the staging of both the 

1997 Women’s World Cup in India and the 2000 World Cup in 

New Zealand. It was Jeanne’s hard work that saw a surge in 

growth in South Africa, Sri Lanka and The Netherlands which 

all participated in the latter World Cup tournament. 

To Jeanne’s delight, New Zealand went on to win the 2000 

World Cup in a last-over 4 run win over Australia at Lincoln’s 

Bert Sutcliffe Oval. 

During the tour Verna scored 308 runs from 14 games at an 

average of 23.69, including 42 runs in the three Tests. Her 

highest score was 64* at Oxford, while she made 56* at 

Hastings later in the tour. 

In 1956/57 Verna was in the first New Zealand official side to 

play in Australia which included the only international between 

the two countries played at Kings College Oval in Adelaide. In 

the second innings she made her highest Test score of 41 in 

an uncharacteristically slow time of 155 minutes. 

The following season Verna played her final two Tests against 

England at Lancaster Park and Eden Park. 

By this stage Verna was playing for the Kilbirnie Club. In the 

1957/58 season she hit a remarkable 100 out of 143 against 

COG and the next season made 103 against the same 

opposition. 

Verna played her last representative season in 1958/59 as 

captain of Wellington, and bowed out on a winning note with 

her team securing the Hallyburton-Johnstone Shield for the 

first time in 5 years. At the end of the 1959/60 season Verna 

drew stumps on club cricket, before coming back to play in a 

handful of senior games five years later. 

Always a great enthusiast for cricket and its values, Verna 

continued to follow the game closely both as a spectator at 

grounds and on television until the last few years of her life.

Trevor Meale (1928 – 2010) 

Trevor Meale was a tall lefthanded 

batsman originally 

from Auckland who played 

for the Hutt Cricket Club 

as a very watchful opening 

batsman in the years 

following WWII. He made 

his Plunket Shield debut for 

Wellington against Central 

Districts at the Basin 

Reserve on 22 December 

1951. At the end of that 

season he scored 39 and 

112* against the visiting 

West Indies team that 

included Clyde Walcott, 

Everton Weekes and Sonny 

Ramadhin. 

He played 12 matches for 

Haig Herbert Whiting (1918 – 2009) 

Born in Wanganui, Haig 

Whiting played Hawke Cup 

and other representative 

cricket for Wanganui and 

Wairarapa and for 25 

years played senior cricket 

wherever he was teaching. 

Invariably he was made 

captain, just as he was to 

become the Principal of four 

Hutt Valley primary schools 

and two Intermediates. His 

peers saw him as a leader 

and how right they were. 

His demeanour as a person was identical to his demeanour 

as a cricketer – neat, tidy and precise. His playing gear 

immaculate; flannel trousers, viyella cream shirt, taken to the 

ground in an overnight bag with his spotless nuggetted boots 

tied onto the straps by their laces. And not one hair out of 

place on the iconic short-back-and-sides that he perfected. 

After serving as a tank commander in World War II he moved 

to Wellington and led both Karori and Upper Hutt to senior 

championships. His playing days were terminated when a ball 

from the New Zealand fast bowler of the day Bob Blair broke 

his jaw in three places and dislodged two back teeth. The 

injury was bad for Haig the player, but opened opportunities 

where he was to excel – at a national level. 

Haig turned his attention to umpiring and for the next 17 years 

was an unobtrusive and undemonstrative adjudicator. He 

Wellington over the next two seasons, scoring 741 runs at 

an average of 33.68. He made two centuries, his other being 

130 against Fiji at the Basin Reserve in February 1954. 

After four seasons playing club cricket in England he returned 

to New Zealand but missed selection for Wellington in 

1957/58. He batted soundly enough in a trial for the 1958 

tour to England and was a surprise inclusion in the team 

captained by John Reid. In the first match he scored 89 

against Worcestershire, including six 6’s, but scored only 502 

runs in all at an average of 21.81. He played the first and fifth 

Test matches but made just 21 runs in 4 Test innings. He 

retired from first-class cricket after the tour. 

Trevor was involved in Hutt Valley cricket administration and 

later umpired club and representative cricket. He moved 

to Orewa where he became a keen lawn bowler and was 

involved with Probus and church affairs. 

umpired to the spirit of the game, 40 years before it became 

a directive from the ICC, always to the fullest vigour of the 

game, tempered with infinite good humour and fun, totally 

respected by the players. His involvement with umpiring was 

to last 39 years with Hutt Valley and 20 years on the New 

Zealand Cricket Umpires’ Association, during which time he 

was either the chairman or president of both bodies. 

As well as umpiring Haig played a major role in the national 

development of junior cricket. In the 1970s and 80s, he, along 

with Don Hazlett, Ian Atkins, Trevor Rigby and Don Neely, set 

up the New Zealand Cricket Junior Advisory Board. He also 

managed two youth teams on tours of Australia. 

Haig was on the Hutt Valley Cricket Association for 28 years, 

firstly as a committee member, then chairman, president, 

life member and finally Patron. He was made an honorary 

member of NZ Cricket in 1993 and became a life member of 

Cricket Wellington in 1999. 

In addition he was involved in the Hutt Valley-based 

Nondescripts Cricket Club from its establishment in 1962 

and was Patron of Petone-Riverside, the club where his son 

David, a Wellington B representative, played in the 1980s. 

It could surely be said of Haig Whiting – the rarest of tributes 

to a man who gave so much of his time, energy and wisdom 

to cricket – that he never had a bad word to say of anyone 

connected with the sport. As he used to say; “only good 

people are involved in the game of cricket”. 

Don Neely 



On 14 March 2010 Firebirds skipper Matthew Bell became 

Wellington’s leading first-class run scorer. Bell moved ahead 

of previous record holder Bruce Edgar by one run during his 

Plunket Shield innings of 15 against the Central Stags in 

Napier. 

Bell, who scored 1017 runs for Northern Districts before 

shifting to Wellington, at the end of 1996/97, was immensely 

satisfied with the record. 

“In terms of achievement this record is nice reward for all the 

hard work I’ve put in at the top of the order for Wellington 

over a number of years,” he said. 

“I’ve been chipping away at it over several games this year 

and it’s been a hard slog this season so it’s hugely rewarding 

to have reached it. 

“To top the achievements of one of Wellington’s and New 

Zealand’s most accomplished openers, Bruce Edgar, is also 

pretty special.” 

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Bell breaks Wellington 

first-class run scoring record 


Bell, who also has the most first-class centuries for Wellington 

with 20, scored the bulk of his runs opening the batting but a 

broken finger meant he moved down the order for his record 

breaking innings. 

“I knew I was close to the record when twelfth man Robbie 

Schaw came out with a message saying I was just three runs 

away. At the time we were nine wickets down but number 

eleven Michael Burns hung around long enough for me to 

score the required runs.” 

Most first-class runs for Wellington 

M I HS R Ave 100s 

Matthew Bell 93 162 265 6495 43.01 20 

Bruce Edgar 87 160 162 6494 44.17 15 

Robert Vance 119 205 254* 6440 34.43 12 

Chris Nevin 106 163 143* 4882 35.63 4 

John Morrison 89 160 189* 4694 34.01 6

The inaugural HRV Cup domestic Twenty20 competition 

was a boon for New Zealand Cricket and everyone involved, 

drawing nationwide crowds of more than 100,000 and 

increasing SKY Television viewership by more than 40 percent 

on the previous domestic season. 

The HRV Cup, which ran throughout January, was billed as a 

highlights reel of high-energy cricket. And so it proved, from 

the competition opener over New Year between the Northern 

Knights and the defending champions the Otago Volts at a 

packed Blake Park in Mt Maunganui to the Final 31 matches 

later at Pukekura Park in New Plymouth, where home team 

Central Stags beat the Auckland Aces to earn a place in the 

lucrative Champions League in September. BLACKCAPS 

players and a bevy of individual stars were on show, average 

run-rates of between 8-9 an over were maintained and an 

average of 36 boundaries per match were struck throughout 

the HRV Cup. 

Wellington cricket fans embraced the competition. They 

flocked to the Basin Reserve for the first two of five home 

matches against the Canterbury Wizards and the Auckland 

Aces. The Firebirds’ overseas player, Englishman Owais Shah 

hit seven sixes as part of his 65 off 29 balls in a 7-wicket 

win over the Wizards and James Franklin and Chris Nevin 

combined in a 90-run partnership off 52 balls that brought the 

Firebirds to the brink of victory over the Aces. In a Friday night 

thriller, the match came down to the last ball as the visitors 

held on for a two-run victory. 

Unfortunately poor weather intervened and severely 

disrupted the Firebirds’ next three home matches, which, 

along with injury and form fluctuations, contributed to a loss 

of momentum and an eventual fifth place finish. 

Howzat-for-Haiti appeal match 

The penultimate HRV Cup match at the Basin Reserve on 

22 January between the Firebirds and the Central Stags was 

dedicated to the victims of the Haiti Earthquake and became 

the Howzat-for-Haiti match. 

Cricket Wellington dedicated the match as a fundraiser for the 

relief work of UNICEF in Haiti following the natural disaster 

there ten days earlier and $20,000 was raised through 

sponsors, a percentage of gate receipts, a Trade Me auction 

and donations from players who lent their full support to the 

appeal. 

Captain Jeetan Patel had conveyed how distraught the team 

was seeing footage of the devastating disaster and they were 

determined to help the people of the small Caribbean nation. 

“We’re compelled by this terrible catastrophe to help where 

we can,” Patel said. “There are issues in the world much 

larger than cricket but as cricketers we have a vehicle to react 

to events such as this and support and contribute to those 

who need it most. We’re privileged to be able to contribute 

in this way.” 

20,000 flyers were distributed promoting the event. Online, 

print, TV and radio media were well engaged, and it was 

Twenty20 arrives in style 

James Franklin Wellington Firebirds v Auckland Aces 

Twenty20 match at the Basin Reserve 


a very successful event from a PR perspective for Cricket 

Wellington, despite the rain that curtailed play. SKY TV 

covered the presentation of the cheque between innings 

and promoted the appeal. The Firebirds were proud of the 

amount raised and the way a number of parties contributed. 

The Trade Me auction was especially popular and included 

items such as a gym membership, rare cricket memorabilia, 

and tickets to an upcoming AC/DC rock concert. 


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Railway Metro New World – Proud Sponsors of the Railway Metro New World Scholarship Programme 

Railway Metro New World – Proud Sponsors of the Railway Metro New World Scholarship Programme 

From left: Christie van Dyk (Elite Player Coach, Cricket Wellington), Michael Pollard (Scholarship recipient), 

From left: Gavin Christie Larsen van Dyk (Chief (Elite Executive, Player Coach, Cricket Cricket Wellington), Wellington), Tom Blundell Michael (Scholarship Pollard (Scholarship recipient), recipient), 

Robert Borland (Business Gavin and Larsen Marketing (Chief Executive, Manager, Cricket Wellington), Karl Tom Marryatt Blundell (Owner (Scholarship Operator, recipient), Railway Metro New World) 

Robert Borland (Business and Marketing Manager, Cricket Wellington), Karl Marryatt (Owner Operator, Railway Metro New World) 

Cricket Wellington, through the support of Railway Metro 

New World provided year-long scholarships to three young 

cricketers - Michael Pollard, Tom Blundell and Sophie Devine. 

Pollard, Blundell and Devine were contracted through the 

Railway Metro New World Scholarship Programme. 

All three were significant contributors to their respective 

teams and are certainly stars of the future. Cricket Wellington 

CEO Gavin Larsen was thrilled to have secured the services 

of the players for another season. Larsen said “These 

scholarships give us the opportunity to keep some of our best 

young cricketers in the region, with the view to developing 

them for higher honours. All three are very talented athletes 

and we expect they will be key contributors to Wellington 

teams in future years”. 

Pollard made his Wellington Firebirds debut against Auckland 

last season, scoring 60 runs, and has impressed early with 

averages of 31.5 and 21.5 in domestic One Day and First 

Class cricket respectively. A right hand top-order bat, Pollard 

has come through the Wellington age group programme, 

Wellington Future Firebirds, and New Zealand development 

teams. He was Wellington’s top run scorer at the 2009 

national Under 19 tournament, resulting in his selection for 

the New Zealand Under 19 side. 

Blundell has enjoyed a similar path of progression through 

Wellington and New Zealand age group teams, culminating 

in selection in the New Zealand squad for the 2010 Under 19 


Stars of tomorrow 

World Cup. Blundell, who would like to become a policeman 

if he doesn’t become a professional cricketer, is a stylish 

right-hand batsman who bowls right arm offspin. 

Wellington women’s cricket was very fortunate to have 

Sophie Devine back from Christchurch, where her family 

now lives, for the 2009/10 summer. 

Devine had an outstanding domestic season for the 

Wellington Blaze, and was particularly dominant with the 

bat. Several times her innings assisted the Blaze to victory 

and she is one of the few women players capable of finding 

the boundary at will. 

The Railway Metro New World Scholarship programme was 

established in 2008 in conjunction with Cricket Wellington. 

The scholarships, are awarded to cricket players who have 

the potential to represent Wellington at First Class level 

and make a significant contribution toward the success of 

Wellington cricket. 

Recipients commit themselves to Cricket Wellington for a 

period agreed between all parties, and they receive financial 

assistance for gear and cricket related expenses. 

Railway Metro New World’s support of these three players 

and of the Wellington School of Cricket, for whom they 

are the premium sponsor, helps Cricket Wellington in their 

pursuit of a high performance Culture of Excellence, and the 

development of future international cricketers.

Profile of Cricket 

• The Radio Network – Bryan Waddle, Ron Snowden, 

John Morrison, Daniel McHardy and Jason Pine 

• The Dominion Post – Jonathan Millmow, Fred 

Woodcock and Sam Worthington 

• The Wellingtonian, Hutt News, Kapi Mana News, 

Upper Hutt Leader and other Community Newspapers 

• Mark McLeod and Dom Gibbs for their assistance 

in delivering match entertainment at the Allied 

Nationwide Finance Basin Reserve 

Venues and Grounds 

• The Trustees of the Basin Reserve Trust, Doug Catley 

(Chairman), Don Neely, John Morrison and Glenn 

McGovern 

• Brett Sipthorpe, Bede O’Connell and the turf 

management team at the Allied Nationwide Finance 

Basin Reserve and the Westpac Stadium 

• Wellington City Council 

• Upper Hutt City Council 

• Hutt City Council 

• Porirua City Council 

• David Gray (CEO) and the staff of the Westpac 

Stadium 

Appreciations 

The following are the many individuals and groups who assist Cricket Wellington on a voluntary basis or through their work, 

in delivering cricket throughout the Wellington region. Their goodwill and passion for sport and cricket are invaluable. Cricket 

Wellington sincerely thanks them for their contribution to cricket in Wellington. 

Representative Programme 

• The Wellington Firebirds management support team 

and selection panel – Anthony Stuart (Coach), Christie 

van Dyk (Assistant Coach), Shane Deitz (Assistant 

Coach), Dave Painter (Manager), Vijay Vallabh and 

Proactive Rehab (Physiotherapy), Greg Hooper, and 

Mark Heissenbuttel (Selectors) and Stephen Hotter 

(Strength and Conditioning) 

• The Wellington Blaze management and support 

team – Mark Borthwick (Coach) and Wainui Bedford 

(Manager). 

• Junior Representative Teams – all coaches, managers 

and selectors 

Clubs and Schools Cricket 

• Club Chairmen and Committee Members of Senior 

and Junior Clubs 

• John Hornal and Tracey Devereux from College Sport 

Wellington and the College Sport Cricket Committee 

chaired by Rodney Moore 

• Cricket Wellington Umpires and Scorers Inc 

• The Code of Conduct Commissioners – Tim Castle, 

Ross Crotty, Mike Gould, Wayne Chapman and 

Nikki Pender 

Honorary Officers 

• Dr David Velvin (Medical), John Greenwood (Legal 

Counsel) and Ian Smith (Statistician) 


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Anderson, Sir John 

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Atkin, Roy 

Atkinson, Geoff 

Babbage, Pamela 

Baker, Don 

Barton, R 

Barton, Tim 

Bell, Susan 

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Bellum, N 

Blair, Nigel 

Boag, Richard 

Bonifant, John 

Borland, Robert 

Borren, Tone 

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Bowman, Alana 

Boyer, David 

Braham, Ken 

Brice, Helen 

Brice, Barry 

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Brierley, Sir Ron 

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Casey, Anthony 

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Clinton, Peter 

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Crutch, Stacey 

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Cutts, Lou 

Davis, Rosie 

Deitz, Shane 

Dickie, Jim 

Dickinson, Bryan 

Dockary, Allan 

Donald, John 

Douglas, Adrian 

Douglas, Alyson 

Douglas, John 

Dreyer, Keith 

Dry, Gordon 

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Edgar, Margaret 

Elliott, Graham 

Fairbrother, Mark 

Falck, Lloyd 

Ferrier, Robin 

Flynn, Barry 

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Forde, Alastair 

Fuller, Geoff 

Fullerton-Smith, Henry 

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Kerr, Barry 

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Macdonald, David 

Macdonald, Derrol 

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Mann, Athol 

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Thomas, Peter 

Thompson, Roger 

Tindill, Eric 

Tissera, Ivan 

Trotter, Edward 

Turner, Alan 

van Dyk, Christie 

Vance, Molly 

Vautier, Jan 

Velvin, David 

Vernon, Dick 

Waddell, Kerry 

Warren, Timothy 

Watson, A. Graeme 

Watt, David 

Webber, Bev 

Weerasundara, Asoka 

Wells, Ian 

White, Steve 

Williscroft, Frederick 

Woodford, Brian 

Wright, Peter 

Young, Mark 


first class statistics & historical records 

92 

First Class 

TEAM HONOURS 

MEN 

Plunket Shield (1921-75, 2009-) 

1923/24, 1925/26, 1927/28, 1929/30, 1931/32, 1935/36, 1949/50, 

1954/55, 1956/57, 1960/61, 1961/62, 1965/66, 1972/73, 1973/74 

NZMC Knockout Cup (1971-77) 

1973/74, 1974/75 

Shell Trophy (1975-01) 

1981/82, 1982/83, 1984/85, 1989/90, 2000/01 

Shell Cup (1980-01) 

1981/82, 1988/89, 1990/91 

Shell Super Max League (1996/01) 

1999/2000, 2000/2001 

State Championship (2001-09) 

2003/04 

State Shield (2001-09) 

2001/02 

State Max (2001-03) 

2001/02 

NB: There was no competition trophy at stake 1876-1921 

WOMEN 

Hallyburton-Johnstone Shield (1932-82) 

1932/33, 1933/34, 1934/35, 1935/36, 1936/37, 1937/38, 1938/39, 1949/50, 

1950/51, 1952/53, 1953/54, 1958/59, 1959/60, 1967/68, 1969/70, 

1973/74, 1974/75, 1976/77, 1977/78 

Hansells Cup (1983-90) 

1989/90 

State League (2001-09) 

2003/04 

State League Twenty20 (2007-09) 

2008/09 

RECORDS HELD BY WELLINGTON PLAYERS 

MD Bell is the only NZ batsman to score over 1000 runs in a NZ Domestic Season 

twice – 2000/01 & 2007/08. 

K C James has most stumpings for New Zealand – 67 

J R Reid – most sixes in an innings in NZ – 15, v Northern Districts 1962/63 

J F M Morrison – seven catches in the match, v Northern Districts 1980/81 

E B McSweeney shares record with 4 stumpings in an innings, v Northern 

Districts 1984/85 Has effected most wicket-keeping dismissals for any 

province - 328 

E J Chatfield only bowler to take 400 wickets for a province 

E J Gray only player to score 3000 runs and take 300 wickets for a province 

Has also played most games for a province – 120 

C J Nevin holds the record for dismissals in a season - 49 in 2000/01 

FOR WELLINGTON 

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL INNINGS 

296 J R Reid v Northern Districts Wellington 1962/63 

283 J R Reid v Otago Wellington 1952/53 

265 M D Bell v Central Districts Napier 2007/08 

254* R H Vance v Northern Districts Wellington 1988/89 

236 J D Ryder v Central Districts Palmerston North 2004/05 

222* F A Midlane v Otago Wellington 1914/15 

220* L J Woodcock v Central Districts Wellington 2009/10 

219 M D Bell v Northern Districts Hamilton 1998/99 

219 J E C Franklin v Auckland Auckland 2008/09 

216 M D Bell v Auckland Auckland 1997/98 

214* H H L Kortlang v Auckland Wellington 1925/26 

213 B A G Murray v Otago Dunedin 1968/69 

212 J S Hiddleston v Canterbury Wellington 1925/26 

208 J E C Franklin v Auckland Wellington 2005/06 

205* E B McSweeney v Central Districts Levin 1987/88 

204 J S Hiddleston v Auckland Wellington 1925/26 

203* G P Burnett v Northern Districts Hamilton 1991/92 

203 ME Parlane v Auckland Auckland 2004/05 

202 M H Austen v Central Districts Wanganui 1993/94 


MOST APPEARANCES MOST CATCHES/STUMPINGS 

E J Gray ...........................120 Ct St Total 

R H Vance ........................ 119 E B McSweeney 289 39 328 

C J Nevin .........................106 C J Nevin 291 9 300 

E B McSweeney ..............102 R H Vance 146 4 150 

M D Bell .............................93 J F M Morrison 109 - 109 

J F M Morrison ..................89 I J Therkleson 93 7 100 

B A Edgar ..........................87 J V Coney 95 - 95 

E J Chatfield ......................84 N R Parlane 90 - 90 

G R Larsen .........................79 K C James 78 8 86 

J V Coney ........................... 74 M D Bell 79 - 79 

J D Wells ............................72 B A G Murray 77 - 77 

N R Parlane ........................70 F L H Mooney 66 10 76 

L J Woodcock ....................70 E W T Tindill 59 15 74 

J S Patel .............................69 T G McMahon 60 12 72 

B W Sinclair .......................68 J R Reid 64 - 64 

B A G Murray .....................64 G R Larsen 56 - 56 

G A Newdick ......................60 G P Bilby 52 - 52 

R W Blair ...........................59 

J R Reid ............................58 

T D Ritchie ........................58 

A W S Brice .......................56 

J E C Franklin .....................55 

H M McGirr ........................54 

G P Bilby ............................54 

B W Cederwall ...................52 

L C Butler ...........................50 

MOST RUNS 

I NO HS Runs Ave 100 50 

M D Bell 163 11 265 6495 42.73 20 30 

B A Edgar 160 13 162 6494 44.17 15 32 

R H Vance 205 18 254* 6440 34.43 12 34 

C J Nevin 163 26 143* 4882 35.63 4 28 

J F M Morrison 160 22 189* 4694 34.01 6 25 

J R Reid 102 8 296 4538 48.27 13 16 

E B McSweeney 153 23 205* 4296 33.04 5 20 

E J Gray 181 38 128* 4228 29.56 5 21 

N R Parlane 112 9 193 4122 40.01 9 25 

B A G Murray 116 9 213 3753 35.07 3 26 

B W Sinclair 116 14 148 3583 35.12 2 26 

L J Woodcock 117 14 220* 3427 33.27 4 20 

J S Hiddleston 75 1 212 3413 46.12 8 18 

J V Coney 126 21 120* 3251 30.96 4 16 

G A Newdick 112 6 143 3236 30.52 4 12 

H M McGirr 97 4 141 3032 32.60 5 17 

J D Wells 113 18 143 3016 31.74 5 14 

A H Jones 67 11 181* 2978 53.17 7 19 

G R Larsen 118 25 161 2938 31.59 2 16 

G P Bilby 95 11 161 2852 33.95 3 15 

J E C Franklin 80 10 219 2775 39.64 6 11 

C S Dempster 76 3 154 2602 35.64 4 16 

T D Ritchie 92 14 106 2494 31.97 3 15 

E W T Tindill 73 5 149 2442 35.91 6 10 

M E Parlane 69 3 203 2397 36.31 7 10 

R A Jones 63 5 188 2343 40.39 7 10 

G P Burnett 80 13 203* 2029 30.28 1 12 

J D Ryder 48 2 236 2010 43.69 5 11 

MOST WICKETS 

....................................... Wkts Runs Ave 10M 5I Best 

E J Chatfield 403 7531 18.68 7 23 8-24 

E J Gray 357 9778 27.38 3 13 8-37 

R W Blair 330 5004 15.16 10 30 9-72 

E F Upham 244 3778 15.48 2 17 7-24 

A W S Brice 229 4684 20.45 7 16 9-67 

M R Gillespie 194 4622 23.82 - 9 6-42 

J E C Franklin 181 4227 23.35 1 5 7-30 

I E O’Brien 179 3976 22.21 1 10 8-55 

J R Reid 172 3135 18.82 - 10 7-29 

H M McGirr 166 4326 26.06 1 5 7-45 

B D Morrison 163 3933 24.11 2 7 7-42 

H T Davis 141 4243 30.09 - 3 5-72 

J S Patel 138 5518 39.98 - 4 6-32 

R O Collinge 120 2178 18.15 3 8 8-64 

L C Butler 117 2827 24.16 1 2 8-50 

F T Badcock 115 2076 18.05 5 9 7-50 

S J Maguiness 110 2848 25.89 - 2 7-17 

B W Cederwall 107 2488 24.18 - 3 6-42 

A J Penn 107 2295 21.44 1 3 8-21 

F L Ashbolt 105 1551 14.77 3 10 8-58 

G R Larsen 105 3135 29.83 - 4 6-37 

M D J Walker 101 2185 21.63 - 3 6-114 

B R Taylor 100 2276 22.76 - 5 6-37 

1873/74 I J Salmon 

HAT TRICKS 

v Nelson at Wellington 

1919/20 F S Middleton v Hawkes Bay at Wellington 

1949/50 R McK Murray v Otago at Wellington 

1953/54 J F Jones v Central Districts at Wellington 

1958/59 R E Reid v Otago at Dunedin 

1962/63 R W Blair v Northern Districts at Wellington 

1983/84 S J Maguiness v Northern Districts at Wellington 

1996/97 S J Hotter v Otago at Wellington

FOR WELLINGTON 

Wicket v AUCKLAND v CANTERBURY 

1 333 B A Edgar-A H Jones 239 C S Dempster-W H Dustin 

Wellington, 1988-89 Wellington, 1931-32 

2 287 M D Bell-J D Wells 209* A H Jones-M D Crowe 

Auckland, 1997-98 Christchurch, 1992-93 

3 246 N R Parlane-G D Elliott 206 J E F Beck-A H Preston 


4 207 F T Badcock-T C Lowry 187 T C Lowry-H M McGirr 

Wellington, 1927-28 Christchurch, 1930-31 

5 282 J E C Franklin-L J Woodcock 134* J F M Morrison-R W Ormiston 


6 134 K C James-H M McGirr 184 G D Elliott-S M Mills 


7 144 P T Barton-J R Reid 176 S M Mills-C J Nevin 


8 137 F E Fisher-F L H Mooney 154 K C James-F T Badcock 


9 127 F L H Mooney-R A Buchan 115 E H L Bernau-K C James 


10 113 F L H Mooney-E C V Knapp 87 N R Hoar-R Allen 


Wicket v CENTRAL DISTRICTS v NORTHERN DISTRICTS 

1 316 M H Austen-R T Hart 310 R H Vance-B A Edgar 

Wanganui, 1993-94 Wellington, 1988-89 

2 215 M D Bell-M E Parlane 215 M D Bell-J D Wells 

Napier, 2004-05 Hamilton, 1998-99 

3 186 J D Wells-S J Blackmore 346 G P Burnett-R A Verry 

New Plymouth, 1999-2000 Hamilton, 1991-92 

4 310 J D Ryder-N R Parlane 179 P T Barton-J R Reid 

Palmerston North, 2004-05 Wellington, 1964-65 

5 341 G R Larsen-E B McSweeney 147* J V Coney-G P Bilby 

Levin, 1987-88 Lower Hutt, 1976-77 

6 226 E J Gray-R W Ormiston 139 J F M Morrison-B D Smith 


7 161 S P Fleming-M D J Walker 164 J E C Franklin-C J Nevin 


8 135 G R Larsen-J E C Franklin 80 M D J Walker-L J Woodcock 

Wellington, 1998-99 Hamilton, 2003-04 

9 225 L J Woodcock-M J Tugaga 87 I J Therkleson-R O Collinge 

Wellington, 2009-10 Whangarei, 1973-74 

10 81 L C Butler-R E Reid 74 M D J Walker-J S Patel 

Wanganui, 1959-60 Hamilton, 2003-04 

Wicket v OTAGO v OTHER TEAMS 

1 299 M D Bell-R A Jones 141 F L H Mooney-T Meale 

Dunedin, 2001-02 West Indies, 1951-52 

2 279 M D Bell-M E Parlane 196 J P Blacklock-D Naughton 

Dunedin, 2006-07 Hawkes Bay, 1908-09 

3 246 B A G Murray-J F M Morrison 117 A R Holdship-R V Blacklock 

Dunedin, 1968-69 New South Wales, 1893-94 

4 274 R A Jones-S R Mather 102 T Meale-R T Barber 

Wellington 2000-01 Fiji, 1953-54 

5 255 B R Taylor-J V Coney 131 B W Sinclair-D O Neely 

Dunedin, 1972-73 Australia, 1966-67 

6 184 D C Collins-H M McGirr 100 L S M Miller-D S St John 

Dunedin, 1923-24 West Indies, 1955-56 

7 250 C J Nevin-M D J Walker 85 F A Laws-J J Mahoney 

Wellington, 2003-04 Hawkes Bay, 1905-06 

8 180 R G Twose-M C Goodson 136 H M McGirr-A Bennett 


9 72 F T Badcock-K C James 74 E G McLeod-M Henderson 

Wellington, 1926-27 M C C , 1929-30 

10 138 K C James-A W S Brice 104 K C James-H B Massey 

Wellington, 1926-27 Australia, 1927-28 

1886/87 HB G C Heenan 146* 

1896/87 C A B Williams 163 

1899/00 O F A Midlane 149 

1899/00 O C A Richardson 113 

1900/01 A F A Midlane 102 

1905/06 A H C Hickson 135 

1905/06 HB W P Redgrave 165 

1906/07 MCC A B Williams 100 

1908/09 HB J P Blacklock 124 

1914/15 A W A Baker 119 

1914/15 O F A Midlane 222* 

1917/18 A J N Crawford 110 

1918/19 A W A Baker 124 

1918/19 A E M Beechey 180 

1920/21 HB J A Bruce 107 

1920/21 A J S Hiddleston 144 

1921/22 O J S Hiddleston 118 

1922/23 A H H L Kortlang 113 

1922/23 A E H Bernau 117 

1922/23 A D C Collins 116 


1923/24 A D C Collins 127 

1923/24 A H H L Kortlang 134 


1923/24 O W A Baker 143 

Record Wicket Partnerships 

Representative Honours 

1923/24 O H H L Kortlang 103 

1923/24 O D C Collins 110 

1923/24 O H M McGirr 117 

1924/25 A D C Collins 172 

1925/26 C J C Hiddleston 212 

1925/26 C H M McGirr 106 

1925/26 A H H L Kortlang 214* 



1926/27 O K C James 107* 

1926/27 C J S Hiddleston 114 

1926/27 C F T Badcock 155 

1926/27 A T C Lowry 110 

1927/28 C H M McGirr 122 

1927/28 O F T Badcock 108 

1927/28 O K C James 108 

1927/28 O H Foley 136 

1927/28 A K C James 108 

1927/28 A T C Lowry 181 

1928/29 C K C James 109* 

1928/29 C T C Lowry 134 

1928/29 A R V de R Worker 151 

1929/30 C C S Dempster 141* 

1929/30 A T C Lowry 122 

1929/30 A E A McLeod 102 

CENTURIES (292) 

AGAINST WELLINGTON 

Wicket by AUCKLAND by CANTERBURY 

1 201 A H Anthony-E Horspool 287 B R Hartland-G R Stead 


2 241 T J Franklin-J J Crowe 174 G T Dowling-J W Burtt 


3 203* B A Pocock-A C Parore 187* C D McMillan-R T Latham 


4 180 C C R Dacre-A N C Snedden 278 A W Roberts-M L Page 


5 174 J G Kemp-R W Morgan 183 C Z Harris-C D McMillan 


6 176 V J Scott-O C Cleal 209 C Z Harris-A J Redmond 

Auckland, 1940-41 Rangiora 2001-02 

7 131 C C R Dacre-G L Weir 241 N J Astle-M W Priest 


8 189 W N Carson-A M Matheson 114 A W Thomas-H B Whitta 


9 122 R S Cunis-H T Schuster 182* L K Germon-R M Ford 


10 97 A C Kerr-H C Nottman 87 A H Hart-C H Thiele 

Auckland, 1941-42 Rangiora, 1984-85 

Wicket by CENTRAL DISTRICTS by NORTHERN DISTRICTS 

1 428 P J Ingram-J M How 165 J G Wright-G M Turner 

Wellington, 2009-10 Lower Hutt, 1976-77 

2 171* J M How-G H Worker 162* J G Wright-J G Gibson 

Napier, 2008-09 Lower Hutt, 1978-79 

3 180 C D Ingham-M J Greatbatch 169 J M Parker-A D G Roberts 

Napier, 1994-95 Wellington, 1983-84 

4 172* P S Briasco-M W Douglas 208* S A Thomson-M P Maynard 

Palmerston North, 1990-91 Hamilton, 1991-92 

5 301 J I Englefield-L R P L Taylor 149 K A Wealleans-B A Young 

Palmerston North, 2004-05 Wellington, 1991-92 

6 235 M S Sinclair-B B J Griggs 170 E C Petrie-R J McPherson 

Wellington, 2008-09 Hamilton, 1959-60 

7 134 M W Douglas-S W Duff 94 P D McGlashan-J A F Yovich 

Napier, 1991-92 Hamilton, 2005-06 

8 84 P M Blackbourn-G K Robertson 152 J A H Marshall-M G Orchard 

Palmerston North, 1983-84 Hamilton, 2006-07 

9 73 G R Hay-E J McInnis 188 N R Parlane-D R Tuffey 

Napier, 2007-08 Wellington, 1999-2000 

10 52 D J Leonard-A J Alcock 113* P D McGlashan-G W Aldridge 


Wicket by OTAGO by OTHER TEAMS 

1 193 M H Richardson-M J Home 225 W Watson-P R Richardson 

Wellington 2000-01 M C C , 1959-60 

2 254 K J Burns-K R Rutherford 144 Zaheer Abbas-M J Khan 

Oamaru, 1987-88 Pakistan, 1972-73 

3 213 G M Turner-B E Congdon 209 R B McCosker-G S Chappell 

Dunedin, 1972-73 Australia, 1976-77 

4 211* K J Burns-A H Jones 170 E D Weekes-G O Smith 

Wellington, 1984-85 West Indies, 1955-56 

5 134 C B Gaffaney-G J Hopkins 131 H A Bishop-G Hawke 


6 165 G M Turner-W K Lees 96 C C Page-G H Simpson- 

Wellington, 1975-76 Hayward, M C C , 1906-07 

7 147 N T Broom-S R Wells 84 A L Hassett-I W Johnson 

Queenstown, 2009-10 Australia, 1945-46 

8 165* J N Crawford-A G Eckhold 81 H P Tillakaratne-G F Labrooy 

Wellington 1914-15 Sri Lanka, 1990-91 

9 80 G H Mills-L J Groves 95 D G Davis-G Stevens 


10 90 B L Cairns-G B Thomson 46 A A Mailey-S Everett 

Lower Hutt, 1979-80 NSW , 1923-24 

Season Opp Batsman Runs Season Opp Batsman Runs Season Opp Batsman Runs Season Opp Batsman Runs 

1930/31 O H M McGirr 141 

1930/31 C H M McGirr 101 

1931/32 C C S Dempster 154 

1931/32 O H N Lambert 107 

1932/33 A E W T Tindill 106 

1932/33 A K C James 108 

1933/34 C E W T Tindill 106 

1933/34 C E W T Tindill 102 

1934/35 O J R Lamason 103 

1935/36 A J R Lamason 127 

1936/37 A D A R Moloney 190 

1936/37 A E W T Tindill 133 

1938/39 O J A Ongley 110 

1938/39 O W G Rainbird 102 

1940/41 C M P Donnelly 138* 

1940/41 C H W Osborn 116 

1943/44 A F L H Mooney 180 

1944/45 O W G Bain 104* 

1946/47 C C S Dempster 104 

1946/47 A C S Dempster 108 

1947/48 C E W T Tindill 112 

1947/48 A R J Kemp 152 

1948/49 A E W T Tindill 149 

1949/50 A J R Reid 112 

1951/52 O J R Reid 283 

1951/52 A J R Reid 100 

1951/52 Wl T Meale 112 

1952/53 O J R Reid 108 

1953/54 CD K F H Smith 141* 

1953/54 O R T Barber 117 

1953/54 F T Meale 130 

1954/55 CD J R Reid 106 

1955/56 C J E F Beck 149 

1955/56 A L S M Miller 144 

1955/56 Wl L S M Miller 114 

1956/57 CD R A Vance 109 

1956/57 C E W Dempster 105 

1956/57 ND A H Preston 122 

1958/59 ND J R Reid 191* 

1959/60 C J R Reid 143 

1959/60 A J R Reid 165 

1960/61 A P T Barton 118 

1960/61 O J R Reid 103 

1961/62 CD B A G Murray 133 

1961/62 CD J E F Beck 103* 

1961/62 CD L C Butler 101* 

1962/63 CD G P Bilby 132 

1962/63 ND J R Reid 296 

1962/63 O J R Reid 102 

1962/63 ND B W Sinclair 102* 



1964/65 A J R Reid 147 

1964/65 ND J R Reid 126 

1964/65 O B A G Murray 107 

1965/66 O G P Bilby 161 

1966/67 AUS B W Sinclair 148 

1967/68 O D O Neely 132* 

1968/69 O B A G Murray 213 

1969/70 ND P J C Coutts 102 

1970/71 CD J F M Morrison 108 

1970/71 A G A Newdick 143 

1971/72 C B R Taylor 129* 

1972/73 ND J F M Morrison 180* 

1972/73 C G A Newdick 101 

1972/73 O B R Taylor 173 

1972/73 PAK R W Smith 124 

1973/74 ND G P Bilby 109 

1974/75 ND J F M Morrison 118 

1975/76 CD J V Coney 106 

1975/76 A J V Coney 100* 

1975/76 O G A Newdick 112* 

1976/77 ND J V Coney 102* 

1976/77 A J V Coney 120* 

1977/78 A J F Morrison 106 

1978/79 C B A Edgar 134 

1978/79 CD G A Newdick 119 

1979/80 O B A Edgar 103 

1979/80 CD B A Edgar 152* 

1980/81 ND J F M Morrison 138* 

1981/82 ND B A Edgar 141* 

1981/82 CD E J Gray 126 

1981/82 A E J Gray 114 

1981/82 C J F M Morrison 100* 

1982/83 CD R W Ormiston 179 

1982/83 ND B A Edgar 146 

1982/83 A E B McSweeney 130 

1982/83 O R H Vance 112 

1983/84 ND R H Vance 114 

1983/84 O B A Edgar 106 

1983/84 C B A Edgar 105 

1983/84 CD R W Ormiston 104* 

1983/84 C E J Gray 103* 

1984/85 CD T D Ritchie 105* 

1985/86 O E J Gray 128* 

1985/86 C R H Vance 114 

1985/86 CD E J Gray 109 

1986/87 CD B A Edgar 102 

1986/87 O B A Edgar 110 

1986/87 O A H Jones 163* 

Wkts/ 

Season Opp Bowler Runs 

1877/78 O J A Salmon 7-61 

1880/81 N J P Francis 6-53 

1881/82 WCNI H S Hickson 6-12 

1883/84 HB J P Firth 8-13 

1884/85 A H Lawson 6-70 

1884/85 N H Lawson 7-25 

1886/87 C W P McGirr 6-36 

1886/87 A C H Dryden 7-24 

1886/87 HB A H Gore 7-53 

1886/87 HB A H Gore 6-38 

1887/88 N E F Hewat 6-25 

1887/88 HB E F Hewat 7-30 

1888/89 N E F Hewat 6-30 

1889/90 C C H Dryden 7-58 

1890/91 C C H Dryden 6-19 

1892/93 O W Frith 6-51 

1892/93 O E F Upham 6-37 

1893/94 O C H Dryden 7-24 

1893/94 NSW F L Ashbolt 6-52 

1894/95 O F L Ashbolt 7-61 

1894/95 Fiji E F Upham 6-43 

1896/97 HB F Holdsworth 6-47 

1896/98 HB F Holdsworth 6-35 

1897/98 C F L Ashbolt 7-52 

1897/98 HB F L Ashbolt 8-58 

1898/99 HB F H Robertson 6-23 

1899/00 O K H Tucker 6-21 

1899/00 A K H Tucker 7-48 

1900/01 A K H Tucker 6-91 

1900/01 C K H Tucker 7-66 

1901/02 O E F Upham 7-24 

1901/02 HB E O Hales 6-22 

1902/03 C F C Stephenson 7-58 

1903/04 HB E F Upham 6-68 

1903/04 A E F Upham 6-45 

1904/05 C E F Upham 7-10 

1904/05 O E F Upham 7-85 

1905/06 HB K H Tucker 7-31 

1906/07 MCC H W Monaghan 7-50 

1906/07 MCC E F Upham 6-78 

1906/07 HB K H Tucker 7-78 

1907/08 C H C Hickson 7-56 

1908/09 C T Connelly 6-10 

1909/10 C E F Upham 6-52 

1910/11 A J V Saunders 6-61 

94 


1986/87 ND A H Jones 105 

1987/88 ND T D Ritchie 102* 

1987/88 ND R H Vance 117* 

1987/88 CD R H Vance 103* 

1987/88 CD B A Edgar 107* 

1987/88 CD G R Larsen 161 

1987/88 CD E B McSweeney 205* 

1987/88 O R H Vance 121 

1988/89 C B A Edgar 150 

1988/89 A B A Edgar 147* 

1988/89 A A H Jones 177 

1988/89 ND R H Vance 254* 

1988/89 ND B A Edgar 140 

1988/89 C T D Ritchie 106 

1988/89 C A H Jones 181* 

1988/89 CD R H Vance 116* 

1988/89 CD R H Vance 123 

1988/89 CD R H Vance 144 

1989/90 O B A Edgar 162 

1989/90 ND R H Vance 123 

1989/90 CD B A Edgar 125 

1989/90 CD B R Williams 103* 

1989/90 C J M Aiken 156* 

1990/91 CD R H Vance 111* 

1990/91 ND A H Jones 109* 

1990/91 S.L. M D Crowe 101 

1991/92 C E B McSweeney 119 

1991/92 A A H Jones 103 

1991/92 A J D Wells 102 

1991/92 O E B McSweeney 107 

1991/92 O S J Blackmore 107* 

1991/92 ND G P Burnett 203* 

1991/92 ND R A Verry 132 

1992/93 A A H Jones 104 

1992/93 C M D Crowe 152 

1992/93 C M D Crowe 137* 

1993/94 CD M H Austen 202 

1993/94 CD R T Hart 120 

1993/94 C E B McSweeney 111 

1993/94 ND M W Douglas 106 

1994/95 ND M W Douglas 100* 

1994/95 O M H Austen 128 

1994/95 O J M Aiken 138 

1994/95 O R G Twose 113* 

1994/95 O R G Twose 163* 

1994/95 C M H Austen 166 

1994/95 C R G Twose 150* 

1994/95 C J M Aiken 116 

Wkts/ 


1911/12 C J V Saunders 6-52 

1911/12 A J V Saunders 6-86 

1913/14 HB J V Saunders 7-56 

1913/14 C T R Southall 7-32 

1914/15 C A W S Brice 6-31 

1917/18 C C W Garrod 7-59 

1917/18 A A W S Brice 7-60 

1918/19 C J S Hiddleston 8-59 

1918/19 A A W S Brice 9-67 

1919/20 O A W S Brice 6-63 

1919/20 HB F S Middleton 6-56 

1919/20 HB F S Middleton 7-36 

1920/21 A A W S Brice 6-64 

1920/21 A A W S Brice 7-112 

1921/22 C H M McGirr 7-45 

1921/22 O W S Barclay 6-65 

1922/23 C A W S Brice 6-65 

1923/24 C H M McGirr 6-52 

1923/24 C A W S Brice 6-54 

1924/25 O F T Badcock 6-75 

1924/25 C F T Badcock 7-50 

1924/25 VIC F T Badcock 6-72 

1925/26 A F T Badcock 7-55 

1926/27 O F T Badcock 7-59 

1926/27 A M Henderson 6-70 

1929/30 C H N Lambert 6-102 

1932/33 C E D Blundell 6-101 

1934/35 O E D Blundell 6-82 

1935/36 C B G Griffiths 6-55 

1935/36 O C K Parsloe 7-66 

1937/38 O M G Browne 6-89 

1938/39 O T L Pritchard 7-32 

1938/39 O J G Ashenden 6-44 

1939/40 A T L Pritchard 6-66 

1945/46 C R A Buchan 7-66 

1946/47 A D S Wilson 6-44 

1946/47 C H B Cave 6-44 

1952/53 A F E Fisher 7-48 

1952/53 O R W Blair 8-36 

1952/53 C F E Fisher 8-34 

1953/54 O B D Morrison 7-42 

1954/55 A R W Blair 6-50 

1955/56 CD B D Morrison 7-68 

1955/56 A R S Challies 6-112 

1994/95 C M D Crowe 193* 

1994/95 CD S R Mather 126 

1995/96 ND J M Aiken 170* 

1996/97 A P J B Chandler 177 

1996/97 O S J Blackmore 102 

1997/98 C S R Mather 170 

1997/98 C M R Jefferson 114 

1997/98 CD R G Twose 109 

1997/98 A M D Bell 216 

1997/98 A J D Wells 115 

1998/99 ND M D Bell 219 

1998/99 ND M R Jefferson 103* 

1998/99 O C J Nevin 113 

1998/99 O P J B Chandler 150 

1998/99 CD G R Larsen 118* 

1999/00 ND T A Boyer 104 

1999/00 C J D Wells 143 

1999/00 CD J D Wells 107 

1999/00 CD J D Wells 132* 

2000/01 C M D Bell 134 

2000/01 CD M D Bell 109 

2000/01 CD M D Bell 117 

2000/01 A M D Bell 104 

2000/01 A R G Twose 108 

2000/01 C M D Bell 112 

2000/01 C R A Jones 145 

2000/01 O R A Jones 188 

2000/01 O S R Mather 107 

2000/01 ND R A Jones 147 

2001/02 C R A Jones 101 

2001/02 CD S P Fleming 115 

2001/02 CD M D J Walker 100* 

2001/02 O M D Bell 131* 

2001/02 O R A Jones 171 

2002/03 C M D Bell 114 

2002/03 O R A Jones 126 

2002/03 CD R A Jones 128 

2003/04 CD M D Bell 112 

2003/04 C C J Nevin 143* 

2003/04 O J E C Franklin 108* 

2003/04 O C J Nevin 124* 

2003/04 O M D J Walker 126 

2004/05 A M E Parlane 203 

2004/05 CD M D Bell 118 

2004/05 CD M E Parlane 132 

2004/05 CD J D Ryder 236 

2004/05 CD N R Parlane 136 

2004/05 A L J Woodcock 106 

6 OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS (177) 

Wkts/ 


1956/57 C R W Blair 9-75 

1956/57 A R W Blair 9-72 

1956/57 O R W Blair 6-13 

1957/58 O R W Blair 6-44 

1957/58 ND R W Blair 6-43 

1957/58 C R W Blair 6-29 

1958/59 A R W Blair 7-55 

1958/59 C J R Reid 7-38 

1959/60 O R W Blair 6-43 

1959/60 A R E Reid 6-57 

1960/61 C J R Reid 6-63 

1960/61 ND R W Blair 7-30 

1961/62 O G T McConnell 6-41 

1961/62 C R W Blair 6-40 

1961/62 ND R W Blair 6-56 

1962/63 A J R Reid 7-29 

1962/63 ND R W Blair 7-84 

1962/63 O R W Blair 6-31 

1963/64 O R W Blair 6-49 

1963/64 ND R W Blair 6-78 

1963/64 A R W Blair 6-72 

1964/65 A N A Huxford 6-38 

1964/65 ND A R Taylor 6-66 

1964/65 PAK N A Huxford 7-95 

1965/66 ND A R Taylor 6-47 

1965/66 NZU23 L C Butler 8-50 

1966/67 O B A Bolton 6-67 

1966/67 ND N A Huxford 6-40 

1966/67 AUS N A Huxford 6-86 

1967/68 O W J R Haskell 6-6 

1967/68 A R O Collinge 8-64 

1968/69 C B A Bolton 6-46 

1968/69 ND R O Collinge 6-67 

1970/71 O R O Collinge 6-40 

1970/71 C R O Collinge 7-28 

1970/71 ND G T McConnell 6-87 

1972/73 A B R Taylor 6-37 

1973/74 O E J Chatfield 7-34 

1974/75 O B D Smith 6-57 

1975/76 C S B Cater 6-32 

1975/76 C E J Chatfield 6-69 

1976/77 CD E J Chatfield 7-72 

1976/77 AUS E J Chatfield 7-45 

1977/78 C E J Chatfield 6-54 

2005/06 C M E Parlane 120 

2005/06 C J D Ryder 133 

2005/06 ND J D Ryder 136 

2005/06 A N R Parlane 110 

2005/06 A J E C Franklin 208 

2005/06 ND M E Parlane 154 

2005/06 ND M D Bell 109 

2005/06 A M D Bell 162 

2005/06 C N R Parlane 109* 

2006/07 ND M D Bell 101 

2006/07 ND G D Elliott 102* 

2006/07 O M D Bell 161* 

2006/07 O M E Parlane 140 

2006/07 C M E Parlane 116 

2006/07 C J D Ryder 112 

2006/07 A N R Parlane 135 

2006/07 C G D Elliott 107 

2006/07 C S M Mills 171 

2007/08 ND D J Bowden 106 

2007/08 O M E Parlane 104 

2007/08 C M D Bell 188* 

2007/08 CD N R Parlane 134 

2007/08 CD M D Bell 265 

2007/08 A N R Parlane 165 

2007/08 A G D Elliott 108 

2007/08 A N R Parlane 110 

2007/08 A G D Elliott 196* 

2008/09 C M D Bell 146 

2008/09 A M D Bell 122 

2008/09 A J E C Franklin 219 

2008/09 A L J Woodcock 102* 

2008/09 ND J M Brodie 110 

2008/09 ND J E C Franklin 160 

2008/09 O B J Crook 101* 

2008/09 CD C J Nevin 134 

2008/09 CD J E C Franklin 107* 

2008/09 ND M D Bell 100 

2009/10 A J M Brodie 103 

2009/10 A C J Merchant 108 

2009/10 O S J Rhodes 142* 

2009/10 CD L J Woodcock 220* 

2009/10 CD M J Tugaga 103 

2009/10 A S J Rhodes 124 

2009/10 C N R Parlane 137 

2009/10 C J E C Franklin 162 

2009/10 O J D Ryder 103 

2009/10 O N R Parlane 193 

2009/10 O C J Merchant 101* 

Wkts/ 


1977/78 ND E J Chatfield 6-59 

1977/78 O E J Gray 6-53 



1979/80 WI E J Chatfield 7-53 

1979/80 WI E J Chatfield 6-33 

1979/80 CD J V Coney 6-17 

1980/81 ND B W Cederwall 6-42 


1984/85 C S J Maguiness 7-17 

1984/85 O E J Gray 6-89 

1985/86 C E J Gray 6-114 

1985/86 C E J Gray 8-37 


1986/87 A E J Chatfield 6-64 


1986/87 ND E J Gray 7-24 

1987/88 A R G Holland 7-69 

1988/89 ND G N Cederwall 7-97 

1989/90 O J P Millmow 6-13 

1989/90 A E J Gray 8-78 

1990/91 C P W O’Rourke 6-77 

1990/91 ND P W O’Rourke 7-81 

1991/92 C G R Larsen 6-64 

1991/92 CD M J Sears 6-48 

1993/94 CD M C Goodson 6-48 

1993/94 C J D Wells 6-59 

1994/95 ND G R Larsen 6-37 

1996/97 O S J Hotter 6-69 

1996/97 ND S J Hotter 6-77 

2000/01 C I E O’Brien 6-55 

2001/02 ND A J Penn 7-71 

2001/02 C A J Penn 8-21 

2002/03 CD J E C Franklin 6-40 

2002/03 C I E O’Brien 6-103 

2002/03 CD A J Penn 6-33 

2002/03 O M D J Walker 6-114 

2004/05 O J S Patel 6-32 

2004/05 A M R Gillespie 6-81 

2005/06 CD J E C Franklin 7-30 

2005/06 C M R Gillespie 6-105 

2006/07 A I E O’Brien 8-55 

2007/08 CD M R Gillespie 6-114 

2007/08 C M R Gillespie 6-42

New Zealand Representatives – Men 

C St G Gore 1893/94 

A R Holdship (c) 1893/94, 1895/96, 1897/98 

R V Blacklock 1895/96 

F L Ashbolt 1898/99 

E F Upham 1896/97, 1898/99, 1899/00, 1902/03, 1904/05, 1906/07 

H C Hickson 1902/03, 1904/05 

J J Mahoney 1902/03, 1906/07 

K H Tucker 1899/00, 1902/03, 1905/06, 1906/07 

A B Williams (c) 1896/97, 1902/03, 1906/07 

C A Richardson 1899/00, 1902/03 

J P Blacklock 1904/05 

H W Monaghan 1905/06 

W P Redgrave 1905/06 

A W S Brice (c) 1909/10, 1920/21, 1922/23 

F A Midlane 1909/10 

J W Condliffe 1922/23, 1924/25 

C W Robinson 1913/14 

J V Saunders 1913/14 

C A Holland 1913/14 

J S Hiddleston 1920/21, 1922/23, 1923/24, 1924/25 

F S Middleton 1920/21 

E G McLeod 1922/23, 1929/30 

H M McGirr 1922/23, 1923/24, 1924/25, 1926/27, 1927, 1927/28, 

1929/30 

D C Collins (c) 1922/23, 1923/24 

W A Cate 1922/23 

H N Lambert 1922/23 

E H L Bernau 1922/23, 1927 

W A Baker 1923/24 

M Henderson 1923/24, 1926/27, 1927, 1927/28, 1929/30 

K C James 1923/24, 1925/26, 1927, 1927/28, 1929/30, 1931, 1931/32, 

1932/33 

H H L Kortlang 1923/24 

C S Dempster 1924/25, 1926/27, 1927, 1927/28, 1929/30, 1931, 1931/32, 

1932/33 

R W Hope 1925/26 

T C Lowry (c) 1925/26, 1926/27, 1927, 1927/28, 1929/30, 1931, 1937, 

1937/38 

F T Badcock 1927/28, 1929/30 

C G Finlayson 1927/28 

H Foley 1927/28, 1929/30 

E D Blundell 1935/36 

N Gallichan 1926/27, 1927/28, 1937 

J Newman 1931/32, 1932/33 

D A R Moloney (c) 1935/36, 1936/37, 1937, 1937/38 

J A R Blandford 1935/36 

B G Griffiths 1935/36 

J R Lamason 1935/36, 1937, 1937/38 

E W T Tindill 1936/37, 1937, 1937/38, 1938/39, 1945/46, 

1946/47 

C K Parsloe 1937/38 

J A Ongley 1938/39 

J G Ashenden 1938/39 

T L Pritchard 1938/39 

C G Rowe 1945/46 

H B Cave 1949 

F L H Mooney 1949, 1949/50, 1950/51, 1951/52, 1952/53, 

1953/54 

G O Rabone 1949, 1949/50 

J R Reid (c) 1949, 1949/50, 1950/51, 1952/53, 1953/54, 1954/55, 

1955/56, 1958/59, 1959/60, 1960/61, 1961/62, 1962/63, 

1963/64, 1964/65, 1965 

G F Cresswell 1949, 1949/50 

E W Dempster 1952/53, 1953/54 

R W Blair 1952/53, 1953/54, 1954/55, 1956/57, 1958, 

1958/59, 1962/63, 1963/64 

F E Fisher 1952/53 

J E F Beck 1953/54, 1955/56 

WHILST PLAYING FOR WELLINGTON 

Wellington Representative Record 

First-Class Matches 1876-2010 

Versus Played Won Lost Drawn Tied 

Auckland (1882-2010) 137 34 57 46 – 

Australia (1910-1977) 9 – 7 2 – 

Canterbury (1878-2010) 143 52 49 41 1 

Central Districts (1950-2010) 80 28 17 35 – 

Fiji (1894-1954) 3 1 1 1 – 

Hawke’s Bay (1884-1921) 24 14 4 6 – 

India (1998-1999) 1 – 1 – – 

Lord Hawkes XI (1902/03) 1 – 1 – – 

M C C /England (1906-1988) 12 1 7 4 – 

Nelson (1876-1891) 16 6 8 1 1 

New South Wales (1890-1990) 5 – 3 2 – 

Northern Districts (1957-2010) 75 35 14 26 – 

Otago (1893-2010) 115 53 30 32 – 

Pakistan (1965-2001) 5 – 2 3 – 

NZ Under-23 XI (1965/66) 1 1 – – – 

Sri Lanka (1990/91) 1 – – 1 – 

Victoria (1924/25) 1 1 – – – 

West Coast, NI (1879/80) 1 – 1 – – 

West Indies (1952-1980) 3 1 1 1 – 

TOTALS 633 227 203 201 2 

T G McMahon 1955/56 

L S M Miller 1955/56, 1956/57, 1958 

R T Barber 1955/56 

T Meale 1958 

B W Sinclair (c) 1959/60, 1962/63, 1963/64, 1964/65, 1965, 

1965/66, 1966/67, 1967/68, 1969/70 

J W Guy 1960/61, 1961/62 

P T Barton 1960/61, 1961/62, 1962/63 

L C Butler 1960/61 

A E Dick 1962/63, 1963/64, 1964/65, 1965 

B D Morrison 1962/63 

P B Truscott 1964/65 

G P Bilby 1965/66 

R O Collinge 1966/67, 1967/68, 1969, 1970/71, 1972, 1973, 1973/74, 

1974/75 

B A G Murray 1967/68, 1969, 1969/70, 1970/71 

B R Taylor 1970/71, 1971/72, 1972/73, 1973 

B E Congdon (c) 1972 

J V Coney (c) 1973/74, 1976/77, 1978/79, 1979, 1979/80, 1980/81, 1981/82, 

1982/83, 1983, 1983/84, 1984, 1984/85, 1985, 1985/86, 

1986, 1986/87 

J F M Morrison 1973/74, 1974/75, 1975/76, 1979, 1981/82, 1982/83, 1983 

E J Chatfield 1974/75, 1976/77, 1979, 1980/81, 1981/82, 1982/83, 1983, 

1983/84, 1984, 1984/85, 1985, 1985/86, 1986, 1986/87, 

1987, 1987/88, 1988, 1988/89 

B A Edgar 1978, 1978/79, 1979, 1979/80, 1980/81, 1981/82, 1982/83, 

1983, 1983/84, 1984, 1985/86, 1986 

E J Gray 1983, 1984, 1985/86, 1986, 1987, 1988 

E B McSweeney 1985/86, 1986/87, 1987 

A H Jones (c) 1987, 1987/88, 1988, 1988/89, 1989, 1989/90, 1990, 1990/91, 

1991/92, 1992/93, 1993/94 

R H Vance 1987/88, 1988/89, 1989 

G R Larsen (c) 1989/90, 1990/91, 1991/92, 1992/93, 1993/94, 1994, 1994/95, 

1995/96, 1996/97, 1997/98, 

1998/99 

J P Millmow 1990 

M D Crowe (c) 1990/91, 1991/92, 1992/93, 1993/94, 1994, 

1994/95, 1995/96 

R B Reid 1990/91 

H T Davis 1994, 1996/97, 1997/98 

M W Douglas 1994, 1994/95 

R G Twose 1995/96, 1997/98, 1998/99, 1999/2000, 

2000/01 

G R Jonas was selected as a replacement to tour Pakistan in 1996/97 but 

didn’t play a game 

M D Bell 1998/99, 1999/2000, 2000/01, 2001/02, 2007/08 

C E Bulfin 1998/99 

C J Nevin 1999/2000, 2000/01, 2001/02, 2002/03, 2003/04 

S P Fleming (c) 2000/01, 2001/02, 2002/03, 2003/04, 2004/05, 2005/06 

2006/07, 2007/08 

A J Penn 2000/01 

J E C Franklin 2000/01, 2001/02, 2004, 2004/05, 2005/06, 2006/07, 

2008/09, 2009/10 

P A Hitchcock 2002/03 

R A Jones 2002/03, 2003/04 

M D J Walker 2003/04 

I E O’Brien 2004/05, 2007/08, 2008/09, 2009/10 

J S Patel 2005/06, 2006/07, 2007/08, 2008/09, 2009/10 

M R Gillespie 2006/07, 2007/08, 2008/09 

J D Ryder 2007/08, 2008/09, 2009/10 

G D Elliott 2007/08, 2008/09, 2009/10 

A J McKay 2009/10 

Note: 

The following Wellingtonians represented New Zealand in minor matches without 

ever playing for Wellington at first class level 

• J H Phillipps against Minor Counties in 1949 (NZ Team Manager) 

• J R Vogtherr against Windward Islands in 1972 (NZ Trade Commissioner in West 

Indies at the time) 

• I M Walter against Scotland in 1973 (NZ Team Scorer) 


96 


Wellington Career Records 

– Compiled by Ian Smith – 

* No initials can be found 

? Statistics not recorded 

FIRST CLASS MATCHES 1876-2010 

Debut M I NO HS Runs Ave 100s 50s C/S W R Ave 10M 51 Best 

A. Abbas 2004 3 4 2 22* 36 18.00 - - - 7 275 39.28 - - 3-60 

W.M. Aberhart 1986 2 3 1 24 28 14.00 - - - 1 119 119.00 - - 1-50 

J.M. Aiken 1989 28 50 5 170* 1595 35.44 4 6 19 - - - - - - 

G.M. Aim 1961 5 8 1 31 116 16.57 - - 3 - - - - - - 

D.M.L. Airey 1977 6 11 3 33 111 13.87 - - 2 - - - - - - 

W.F. Airey 1927 7 14 0 47 213 15.21 - - 2 - - - - - 

W.A. Aldersley 1910 5 8 2 48 123 20.50 - - 4 8 206 25.75 - - 4-47 

G.S. Allen 1978 3 4 0 42 94 23.50 - - 1 - 21 - - - - 

R. Allen 1942 12 20 12 31* 131 16.37 - - 10 48 1040 21.66 - 3 5-58 

I. Allardyce 1918 1 2 0 5 9 4.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

P.J.W. Allott 1985 13 12 5 66* 177 25.28 - 1 6 46 1064 23.13 - 3 5-40 

F. Alpe 1908 1 2 0 4* 6 3.00 - - 0 0 60 - - - - 

S. Alpe 1882 8 14 2 29* 163 13.58 - - 4 - - - - - - 

F.M. Andrews 1942 1 2 0 26 46 23.00 - - 0 3 138 46.00 - - 3-108 

T.B. Armitage 1876 10 16 3 20 91 7.00 - - 6 32 ? ? - 1 5-23 

F.L. Ashbolt 1894 17 29 8 37* 275 13.09 - - 22 105 1551 14.77 3 10 8-58 

J.G. Ashenden 1936 15 25 4 27 160 7.61 - - 9 51 1453 28.49 - 1 6-44 

M.H. Austen 1992 26 45 3 202 1453 34.59 3 5 16 24 435 18.12 - - 4-43 

J Austin-Smellie 2009 3 5 1 97 162 40.50 - - 5 - - - - - - 

F.T. Badcock 1925 19 37 1 155 1107 30.75 2 7 25 115 2076 18.05 5 9 7-50 

W.G. Bain 1937 8 15 2 104* 259 19.92 1 1 3 - - - - - - 

G.H. Baker 1920 3 6 0 33 42 7.00 - - 2 - - - - - - 

G.R. Baker 1992 11 13 2 47 229 20.81 - - 32/1 - - - - - - 

W.A. Baker 1912 34 62 4 143 1835 31.63 3 10 25 8 106 13.25 - 1 5-50 

L. Balaji 2008 1 1 0 12 12 12.00 - - - 3 94 31.33 - - 2-55 

J.E. Banks 1924 7 12 3 76* 217 24.11 - 1 1 - - - - - - 

R.T. Barber 1945 42 75 2 117 1708 23.39 1 10 48 0 8 - - - - 

W.S. Barclay 1921 9 15 6 29 137 15.22 - - 2 17 287 16.88 1 1 6-65 

A. Barron 1906 1 1 0 18 18 18.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

A.E. Barton 1904 1 2 0 14 17 8.50 - - 0 0 20 - - - - 

P.T. Barton 1954 47 77 4 118 1825 25.00 1 8 35 5 132 26.40 - - 3-33 

D.D. Beard 1946 1 2 0 27 35 17.50 - - 0 2 63 31.50 - - 2-63 

L.A. Beard 1928 1 2 1 60* 76 76.00 - 1 1 1 82 82.00 - - 1-44 

M.A. Beban 1969 4 5 0 17 28 5.60 - - 3 7 261 37.28 - - 3-96 

J.E.F. Beck 1955 18 27 1 149 713 27.42 2 3 12 0 10 - - - - 

E.M. Beechey 1906 15 26 0 180 576 22.15 1 2 9 3 148 49.33 - - 2-25 

J.D. Behrent 1959 2 3 0 14 16 5.33 - - 1 0 118 - - - - 

F.H.D. Bell 1876 1 2 0 0 0 0.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

M.D. Bell 1997 93 163 11 265 6495 42.73 20 30 79 0 11 - - - - 

C.A. Benbow 1891 6 8 2 30 54 9.00 - - 3 17 188 11.05 - - 4-9 

A. Bennett 1918 3 4 3 45* 56 56.00 - - 0 0 54 - - - - 

C.A. Berendsen 1911 4 7 1 8* 19 3.33 - - 7 - - - - - - 

E.H.L. Bernau 1922 6 10 0 117 276 27.60 1 1 4 13 518 39.84 - - 3-69 

F. Beyeler 1985 17 18 3 43 224 14.93 - - 8 34 1125 33.08 - - 4-64 

E.F. Bezzant 1943 2 4 0 56 85 21.25 - 1 0 - - - - - - 

G.P. Bilby 1962 54 95 11 161 2852 33.95 3 15 52 1 34 34.00 - - 1-2 

I.S. Billcliff 1995 5 9 0 86 224 24.88 - 2 2 - - - - - - 

R. Binnie 1922 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

A. Birch 1910 2 4 0 62 91 22.75 - 1 1 - - - - - - 

A. Blacklock 1885 15 27 1 69 556 21.38 - 1 8 - - - - - - 

C.P. Blacklock 1905 2 3 - 12 22 7.33 - - 1/2 - - - - - - 

J.W. Blacklock 1878 11 20 1 54 150 7.89 - 1 8 2 - - - - 2-0 

J.P. Blacklock 1904 19 37 1 124 939 26.08 1- 7 11 - - - - - - 

R.V. Blacklock 1884 29 51 4 84* 737 15.68 - 5 7 - - - - - - 

S.J. Blackmore 1992 29 50 3 107* 1396 29.70 2 7 20 - 2 - - - - 

R.W. Blair 1951 59 86 17 59 903 13.08 - 1 16 330 5004 15.16 10 30 9-72 

E.O. Blamires 1911 5 9 0 65 174 19.33 - 1 10 1 26 26.00 - - 1-13 

J.A.R. Blanford 1932 8 15 0 62 199 13.26 - 1 7/6 - - - - - - 

E.D. Blundell 1930 19 32 11 27* 236 11.23 - - 6 73 2229 30.53 1 5 6-82 

H.K.P. Boam 2008 6 10 3 49* 142 20.28 - - 4 5 175 35.00 - - 3-56 

E. Boddington 1887 3 5 1 47* 52 13.00 - - 1 6 54 9.00 - 1 5-37 

E. Bold 1920 1 2 0 10 10 5.00 - - 2 - - - - - - 

B.A. Bolton 1966 21 36 2 74* 612 18.00 - 1 8 38 869 22.86 - 2 6-46 

K. Bond 1876 1 2 1 4* 4 4.00 - - - - - - - - - 

D.J. Bowden 2005 31 45 9 106* 1071 29.75 1 4 9 68 2305 33.89 - - 4-48 

F. Bowles 1911 1 2 0 39 39 19.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

T.A. Boyer 1997 13 19 1 104 631 35.05 1 4 2 0 91 - - - - 

J.G. Boyle 1983 29 51 1 89 1237 24.74 - 9 11 - 24 - - - - 

J.H. Bray 1959 5 8 2 13 43 7.16 - - 3 12 290 24.16 - - 4-99 

W.T. Bray 1914 5 8 1 82 177 25.25 - 1 3 1 27 27.00 - - 1-11 

I.N. Brennan 1959 3 6 0 40 102 17.00 - - 1 0 2 - - - - 

D.A. Brian 1947 1 2 0 27 53 26.50 - - 1 1 87 87.00 - - 1-87 

A.W.S. Brice 1903 56 96 13 87 1426 17.18 - 8 43 229 4684 20.45 7 16 9-67 

J.M. Brodie 2007 14 22 0 110 770 35.00 2 5 16 - - - - - - 

E. Brooke 1889 2 3 0 11 29 9.66 - - 0 - - - - - - 

R.F. Broom 1955 3 4 - 21 47 11.75 - - 1 6 114 19.00 - - 3-18 

D.R. Brown 1995 6 10 0 47 257 25.70 - - 2 28 440 15.71 1 2 5-39 

J.W. Brown 1879 7 12 4 21* 100 12.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

L.V. Browne 1928 2 3 0 3 3 1.00 - - 1 0 3 - - - - 

M.G. Browne 1938 9 14 4 58 164 16.40 - 1 1 21 608 28.95 - 1 6-89 

J.A. Bruce 1907 8 13 3 107 297 29.70 1 1 2 0 12 - - - - 

J. Bryce 1876 1 2 0 6 8 4.00 - - 0 7 49 7.00 - 1 5-20 

R.A. Buchan 1943 6 12 3 37 136 15.11 - - 2 22 533 24.22 - 1 7-66 

C.E. Bulfin 1998 7 9 2 47 155 22.14 - - - 11 477 43.46 - - 2-31 

G.G. Burnes 1884 6 11 1 32 90 9.00 - - 2 - - - - - - 

G.P. Burnett 1987 44 80 13 203* 2029 30.28 1 12 30 1 46 46.00 - 1-46 

N.S.H. Burnette 1940 5 10 0 55 231 23.10 - 1 2 - - - - - - 

J. Burns 1914 3 6 0 33 42 7.00 - - 3 - - - - - - 

M. Burns 2006 13 16 5 8 48 4.36 - - 4 32 894 27.85 - - 4-41 

D. Burt 1925 1 2 0 7 7 3.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

H.E.L. Burton 1910 22 40 2 79 825 21.71 - 6 4 0 2 - - - - 

H.G.E.L. Burton 1894 7 10 1 63 200 22.22 - 1 4 - - - - - - 

J.E. Burton 1947 1 2 0 36 37 18.50 - - 1 - - - - - - 

W. Burton 1941 1 2 0 7 10 5.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

L.C. Butler 1952 50 80 13 101* 1324 19.76 1 6 47 117 2827 24.16 1 2 8-50 

D.A. Cameron 1929 4 8 0 71 158 19.75 - 1 12 - - - - - - 

J.R. Capstick 1947 3 6 0 44 104 17.33 - - 0 - - - - - - 

W.A. Cate 1908 4 7 2 16 46 9.20 - - 2 - - - - - -


S.B. Cater 1974 30 38 4 40 318 9.35 - - 13 68 1792 26.35 - 2 6-32 

H.B. Cave 1945 11 21 2 17 133 7.00 - - 4 40 1016 25.40 - 1 6-44 

B.W. Cederwall 1973 52 75 14 94 1155 18.93 - 6 43 107 2588 24.18 - 3 6-42 

G.N. Cederwall 1978 35 52 11 68 794 19.36 - 2 17 73 2488 33.85 - 1 7-97 

R.S. Challies 1947 9 14 7 11* 40 5.71 - - 4 21 841 40.04 - 1 6-112 

S.P. Chan 2009 1 2 0 11 17 8.50 - - 1 0 74 - - - - 

P.J.B. Chandler 1994 26 45 6 177 1075 27.56 2 2 8 - - - - - - 

H. Chapman 1944 5 10 2 49 191 23.87 - - 3 4 182 45.50 - - 1-16 

J. Chapman 1886 3 5 1 36 44 11.00 - - 3/2 - - - - - - 

E.J. Chatfield 1973 84 67 32 24* 356 10.17 - - 35 403 7531 18.68 7 23 8-24 

P.W. Chisholm 1886 1 2 0 0 0 0.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

W.J.R. Christophersen 1927 1 2 1 46 51 51.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

L.A. Clark 1955 14 21 6 68* 291 19.40 - 1 7 40 938 23.45 - 2 5-52 

A.E. Clarke 1901 3 5 0 76 132* 26.40 - 1 1 6 67 11.17 - - 4-25 

L.T. Cobcroft 1906 7 14 9 47 256 18.28 - - 12 21 438 28.57 - 1 5-87 

C. Cockburn 1887 2 4 1 1 12 4.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

M.J. Coles 1967 28 32 11 31 127 6.04 - - 3 74 2425 32.77 - 2 5-22 

B.D. Coley 1971 3 5 1 27 47 11.75 - - 4 - - - - - - 

S. Collier 1882 1 1 0 23 23 23.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

R.O. Collinge 1967 28 29 5 45 355 14.78 - - 9 120 2178 18.15 3 8 8-64 

D.C. Collins 1906 20 35 1 172 1184 34.82 4 4 13 16 559 34.93 - - 4-47 

W.E. Collins 1888 2 2 0 42 52 26.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

J.W. Condliffe 1917 17 28 1 62 422 15.63 - 1 12/14 - - - - - - 

C.J. Coney 1967 1 2 0 4 4 2.00 - - 0 2 29 14.50 - - 2-29 

J.V. Coney 1971 74 126 21 120* 3251 30.96 4 16 95 62 1707 27.53 - 1 6-17 

B.E. Congdon 1971 5 9 0 89 272 30.22 - 2 5 4 66 16.50 - - 2-44 

T. Connell 1901 2 3 1 4 7 3.50 - - 1 5 109 21.80 - - 4-65 

T. Connelly 1908 2 3 0 16 31 10.33 - - 0 14 272 19.42 - 2 6-103 

A.J. Cook 1955 2 3 1 31* 45 22.50 - - 2 0 30 - - - - 

P.J.C. Coutts 1969 5 10 0 102 287 28.70 1 1 6 0 14 - - - - 

T.A. Cox 1884 4 7 0 19 38 5.42 - - 4 7 45 6.42 - - 4-12 

F.R. Crawford 1937 10 19 0 55 380 20.00 - 3 3 5 225 45.00 - - 2-37 

J.N. Crawford 1918 2 3 1 110 156 78.00 1 - 2 16 242 15.12 1 3 5-47 

W.J. Crawshaw 1891 2 4 1 40 87 29.00 - - 2 - - - - - - 

T. Creeks 1886 1 2 0 9 9 4.50 - - 1 4 37 9.25 - - 3-18 

A.E. Cresswell 1948 7 10 5 15 30 6.00 - - 5 25 466 18.64 - 2 5-32 

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M.J. Crombie 1901 3 5 0 63 106 21.20 - 1 2 - - - - - - 

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J.W. D’Arcy 1960 1 2 0 8 9 4.50 - - 2 - - - - - - 

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J.F.W. Dickson 1912 3 5 1 18* 46 11.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

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F.W. Dredge 1906 1 1 0 16 16 16.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

L.R. Dry 1994 5 5 2 30 56 18.66 - - 2 4 183 45.75 - - 4-90 

C.H. Dryden 1885 22 35 2 23 196 5.99 - - 13 81 975 12.03 2 7 7-24 

W. Dryden 1886 1 2 1 6* 8 8.00 - - 1 1 23 23.00 - - 1-23 

V.H. Du Chateau 1932 6 12 0 32 156 13.00 - - 3 - - - - - 

R.J. Duffy 1941 9 18 1 71 458 26.94 - 4 1 5 206 41.20 - - 2-31 

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A. Duncan 1879 2 4 0 8 16 4.00 - - 0 5 ? ? - - 2-21 

A.D. Duncan 1894 3 5 0 19 52 10.40 - - 4 - - - - - - 

A.W. Duncan 1920 2 3 1 16 35 17.50 - - 4 1 121 121.00 - - 1-62 

E.W. Duret 1887 4 7 0 21 64 9.14 - - 0 0 8 - - - - 

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S.A. Fairley 2001 16 25 2 59* 443 19.26 - 2 6 - - - - - - 

A.H. Fenton 1912 2 4 0 11 22 5.50 - - 1 4 101 25.25 - - 2-30 

J.W. Findlay 1910 4 7 1 22* 52 8.66 - - 5 13 199 15.31 - - 4-42 

C.G. Finlayson 1910 4 8 1 51 142 20.28 - 1 1 8 213 26.62 - - 4-121 

J.P. Firth 1882 5 8 0 54 159 19.88 - 1 9 32 256 8.00 1 1 8-13 

F.E. Fisher 1952 11 21 5 69 429 26.81 - 2 7 42 1014 24.14 2 2 8-34 

E. Fitzsimmons 1890 15 24 4 19 127 6.35 - - 12 33 683 27.00 - 1 5-39 

S.P. Fleming 2001 10 16 2 115 590 42.14 1 5 8 - - - - - - 

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H. Foley 1927 10 18 3 136 446 29.73 1 - 12 3 125 41.66 - - 2-16 

W.A. Fordham 1878 2 3 1 13* 23 11.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

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W. Garwood 1876 1 2 0 13 22 11.00 - - 1 0 22 - - - - 

A.E. Gedye 1920 2 4 0 17 29 7.25 - - 1 - - - - - - 

B. George 1914 1 2 0 9 16 8.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

S.J. Gellatly 2007 5 8 2 67* 200 33.33 - 2 4 - - - - - - 

W.R.L. Gibbes 1906 14 25 3 81 557 25.32 - 5 8 25 669 26.76 - 1 5-35 

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M.C. Goodson 1992 12 16 3 61 165 12.69 - 1 5 29 589 20.31 - 2 6-48 

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C. St.G. Gore 1891 23 42 5 57 662 17.88 - 2 12 - - - - - - 

R. Gore 1896 1 2 0 17 19 9.50 - - 1 - - - - - - 

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T.M. Grace 1911 2 3 1 28 48 24.00 - - 0 1 40 40.00 - - 1-34 

T.A.B. Grant 1922 4 8 0 21 61 7.62 - - 0/1 4 169 42.25 - - 2-33 

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J.W. Guy 1960 5 9 0 66 290 32.22 - 2 4 0 4 - - - - 

S.C.W. Hainsworth 1989 1 1 0 6 6 6.00 - - - 0 56 - - - - 

G. Haldane 1886 1 2 0 2 2 1.00 - - 0 2 5 2.50 - - 2-5 

E.O. Hales 1896 19 29 3 48 213 8.19 - - 14 59 1074 18.20 - 4 6-22 

J.J. Hamilton 1878 2 4 0 2 4 1.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

J.E. Hammel 1966 1 2 0 8 8 4.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

T.A. Harpur 1938 2 3 0 12 30 10.00 - - 2 1 46 46.00 - - 1-28 

L. Harris 1891 1 2 0 59 76 38.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

M.J. Harris 1975 7 11 1 83 376 37.60 - 2 13 - - - - - - 

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B.F. Hastings 1958 1 2 0 27 49 24.50 - - 1 - - - - - - 

R.K. Hatch 1945 6 12 2 26 77 7.70 - - 1 16 556 34.75 - - 4-104 

J.H. Haughton 1876 1 2 0 3 6 3.00 - - 2 - - - - - - 

A. Hawthorne 1906 3 5 0 18 29 5.80 - - 1 1 38 38.00 - - 1-7 

D. Hay 1914 6 11 1 47* 227 22.70 - - 1 - - - - - - 

G.C. Heenan 1882 12 21 1 146* 381 19.05 1 - 5 - - - - - - 

M. Henderson 1922 24 39 14 45 408 16.32 - - 6 70 2238 31.97 - 3 3-70 

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A.R. Hewson 1978 8 11 2 25 82 9.11 - - 21/3 - - - - - - 

C.E. Hickey 1903 7 13 4 35 84 9.33 - - 5 26 489 18.80 - - 4-50 

H.C. Hickson 1898 27 50 3 135 1101 23.42 1 3 20 0 40 - - - - 

H.S. Hickson 1881 4 7 0 19 40 5.57 - - 1 16 - - - 1 6-12 

W.R.S. Hickson 1895 12 20 1 31 236 12.42 - - 11 3 69 23.00 - - 3-37 

J.S. Hiddleston 1914 41 75 1 212 3413 46.12 8 18 42 89 2167 24.27 1 4 8-59 

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G. Hodge 1908 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 - - 2/1 - - - - - - 

A.R. Holdship 1893 18 27 1 79 697 26.80 - 6 15 14 372 26.57 - - 3-17 

F. Holdsworth 1892 12 19 3 32 153 9.56 - - 8 33 575 17.42 1 3 6-35 

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R. Holle 1883 4 7 0 17 29 4.14 - - 1 20 193 9.65 - 1 5-22 

A.M. Hollings 1926 7 14 3 65* 330 30.00 - 2 9 5 225 45.00 - - 2-8 

W. Holmes 1887 2 3 0 9 10 3.30 - - 2 3 51 17.00 - - 1-5 

R.W. Hope 1928 2 1 1 0* 0 - - - 3 3 155 51.66 - - 2-60 

B.H. Hopkins 1966 3 5 1 21 40 10.00 - - 1 6 177 29.50 - - 2-20 

T. Norwood 1878 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

D.R. Hosking 1968 1 1 1 0* 0 - - - 1 0 107 - - - - 

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G. Howe 1914 5 9 0 31 139 15.44 - - 0 - - - - - - 

G.A. Howell 2001 3 5 2 19* 25 8.33 - - 10/2 - - - - - - 

R.J. Hunter 1885 1 2 0 22 42 21.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

J.H. Hutchings 1903 18 33 7 74* 474 18.23 - 1 4 19 788 41.47 - - 4-102 

N.A. Huxford 1965 15 15 8 8 34 4.85 - - 9 57 1109 19.45 - 4 7-95 

G. Ingle 1879 2 4 0 15 32 8.00 - - 20 8 ? ? - - 3-? 

P. Inman 1878 1 1 0 0 0 - - - 0 - - - - - - 

E.B. Izard 1891 5 9 0 31 106 9.77 - - 2 - - - - - 

S. Jacobs 1900 1 2 0 2 2 1.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

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F. Joplin 1914 4 8 1 80 162 23.14 - 1 0 - - - - - - 

W. Judd 1887 2 3 0 22 51 17.00 - - 1 5 91 18.20 - - 4-58 

R.J. Kean 1977 7 12 1 32 159 14.45 - - 7 - - - - - - 

S.A. Kellett 1992 1 2 0 22 30 15.00 - - 3 0 12 - - - - 

J.W.H. Kelly 1951 1 2 0 11 17 8.50 - - 2 - - - - - - 

L.E. Kelly 1998 2 3 1 30* 37 18.50 - - 2 1 117 117.00 - - 1-83 

R.J. Kemp 1946 7 13 1 152 349 29.08 1 1 1 - - - - - - 

J.L. Kennedy 1884 1 2 0 31 35 17.50 - - 1 - - - - - - 

J.P. Kennedy 1878 9 13 1 25* 83 6.92 - - 1 - - - - - - 

R.J. Kennedy 1998 8 10 4 31 114 19.00 - - 2 11 569 51.72 - - 3-70 

R.J. Kerr 1993 7 9 0 29 102 11.33 - - 3/1 - - - - - - 

A. Kimber 1878 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 - - 0 - - - - - -


J.V. Kinvig 1910 2 4 0 17 40 10.00 - - 0 4 70 17.50 - - 3-36 

K. Kirkcaldie 1903 1 2 0 31 54 27.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

W. Kirker 1888 2 3 0 4 7 2.30 - - 2 1 25 25.00 - - 1-17 

C.A. Knapp 1876 8 13 2 23 70 6.30 - - 2 8 36 4.50 - 1 5-21 

E.C.V. Knapp 1943 4 7 3 39 109 27.25 - - 4 7 282 40.28 - - 4-57 

H.H.L. Kortlang 1922 15 28 2 214* 1293 49.73 4 7 11 - - - - - - 

C.V. Kreft 1882 1 2 1 11* 12 12.00 - - 1 1 49 49.00 - - 1-39 

G. Kuchen 1880 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

D.S. Kulkarni 2008 1 1 1 13* 13 - - - - 3 81 27.00 - - 3-62 

J.R. Lamason 1928 35 67 4 127 1522 24.15 2 8 30 37 1108 29.94 - 1 5-67 

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M.E.L. Lane 1991 7 14 3 28 129 11.72 - - 2/1 - - - - - - 

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F.W. Lash 1893 2 2 1 25* 34 34.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

J.K. Latham 1903 1 2 1 15 23 23.00 - - 0 1 29 29.00 - - 1-16 

F.A. Laws 1897 11 16 2 47 228 16.28 - - 9 7 239 34.14 - - 3-20 

H. Lawson 1883 9 17 5 38 129 10.75 - - 3 45 442 9.82 3 5 7-25 

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A.J. Littlejohn 1887 3 5 2 13* 24 8.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

J. Lockett 1876 3 6 0 11 31 5.16 - - 6 5 - - - - 3-? 

T.C. Lowry 1926 21 40 1 181 1515 38.84 4 6 20 8 312 39.00 - - 2-15 

M.F. Luckie 1891 2 4 4 7* 22 - - - 2 2 42 21.00 - - 2-12 

H.B. Lusk 1918 1 1 0 23 23 23.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

F. Luxford 1880 4 5 1 8 9 2.25 - - 0 12 154 12.83 - 1 5-40 

G.H. Luxford 1884 1 2 0 1 1 0.50 - - 0 1 28 28.00 - - 1-28 

R.F. Lynch 1881 4 8 0 32 74 9.25 - - 2 5 - - - - 3-30 

C. McCarthy 1942 1 2 0 23 40 20.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

H. McCausland 1886 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

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E.W. McDermid 1907 2 3 0 20 41 13.66 - - 2 - - - - - - 

H.M. McGirr 1919 54 97 4 141 3032 32.60 5 17 40 166 4326 26.06 1 5 7-45 

W.P. McGirr 1883 14 23 7 47* 199 12.43 - - 5 46 549 11.93 - 2 6-36 

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I. McIntyre 1887 2 3 1 1 1 0.50 - - 2 - - - - - - 

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A.H. McKellar 1919 1 2 0 4 6 3.00 - - 1 0 10 - - - - 

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L. McMaster 1891 1 2 1 3 5 5.00 - - 0 5 53 10.60 - - 4-39 

E.B. McSweeney 1982 102 153 23 205* 4296 33.04 5 20 289/39 0 19 - - - - 

S.A. McVicar 1940 10 19 2 73* 269 15.82 - 1 9 - - - - - - 

H. Mace 1878 1 2 0 23 27 13.50 - - 6 0 - - - - - 

S.J. Maguiness 1981 43 48 10 54 522 13.73 - 1 40 110 2848 25.89 - 2 7-17 

J.J. Mahoney 1903 20 37 4 84 691 29.39 - 2 9/3 1 55 55.00 - - 1-34 

T. Malcolm 1886 1 2 0 2 2 1.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

P.J. Malcon 1973 2 4 1 6* 9 3.00 - - 2 - - - - - - 

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J.W.A. Marchant 1881 2 4 1 10 20 6.66 - - 2 1 10 10.00 - - 1-10 

B.A. Marris 1917 6 12 5 22* 126 18.00 - - 9 24 489 20.37 - 1 5-50 

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T. Meale 1951 12 23 1 130 741 33.68 2 1 6 - - - - - - 

M.D. Meech 1947 2 4 0 13 27 6.75 - - 2 5 133 26.60 - - 5-130 

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B.J. Middleton 1973 3 6 0 24 71 11.83 - - 2 - - - - - - 

F.S. Middleton 1920 8 14 0 70 297 21.21 - 1 4 50 679 13.58 2 5 7-36 

F.A. Midlane 1898 24 44 6 222* 1328 34.94 3 6 14 - - - - - - 

C.C. Miles 1884 1 2 0 25 27 13.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

L.S.M. Miller 1954 22 41 5 144 1708 47.44 2 15 8 0 6 - - - - 

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C. Moore 1920 1 2 0 6 11 5.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

H.M. Moorhouse 1880 10 18 2 63 251 15.68 - 1 11/11 2 72 36.00 - - 1-25 

A. Morey 1888 1 1 0 11 11 11.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

H.A. Morgan 1963 33 48 7 67 789 19.24 - 3 22 73 1914 26.21 - 1 5-42 

H.R. Morgan 2001 3 4 0 35 66 16.50 - - - - - - - - - 

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R.T. Morgan 1933 9 18 2 81 337 21.06 - 3 11 12 371 30.91 - - 2-34 

P.H. Morice 1887 5 8 1 45* 63 9.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

B.D. Morrison 1954 44 64 26 37 356 9.36 - - 29 163 3933 24.11 2 7 7-42 

J.B. Morrison 1959 3 6 0 7 28 4.66 - - 0 - - - - - - 

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R. Moss 1903 1 2 0 10 19 9.50 - - 1 - - - - - - 



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W. Mouatt 1903 1 2 0 20 20 10.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

C.A. Muir 1943 1 2 0 18 18 9.00 - - 0 0 40 - - - - 

S.J. Murdoch 2009 4 8 0 88 280 35.00 - 3 4 0 5 - - - - 

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J.R. Murtagh 1991 5 10 0 44 126 12.60 - - 4 - - - - - - 

G.R. Napier 2008 4 4 2 20 25 12.50 - - 1 14 294 21.00 - - 4-52 

J. Nash 1920 1 2 0 4 7 3.50 - - 1 0 24 - - - - 

D. Naughton 1909 4 7 0 97 159 22.71 - 1 1 0 8 - - - - 

M.P. Naughton 1898 1 2 0 40 43 21.50 - - 1 - - - - - - 

D.O. Neely 1964 21 35 3 132* 921 28.78 1 5 14 1 11 11.00 - - 14 

C.J. Nevin 1995 106 163 26 143* 4882 35.63 4 29 291/9 0 0 - - - - 

E.J.D. Newbigen 1954 2 4 2 7 17 8.50 - - 0 7 222 31.71 - - 3-37 

G.A. Newdick 1970 60 112 6 143 3236 30.52 4 12 19 5 134 26.80 - - 2-33 

A. Newman 1930 2 4 0 15 30 7.50 - - 0 0 66 - - - - 

J. Newman 1929 14 23 5 22* 193 10.72 - - 4 65 1386 21.32 1 2 5-45 

R.W. Newton 1974 6 7 1 38 77 12.83 - - 13/1 - - - - - - 

S. Nicholls 1882 15 27 1 32 222 8.53 - - 12/4 - - - - - - 

A.F. Nightingale 1951 12 23 0 61 332 14.43 - 1 8 1 84 84.00 - - 1-57 

R.C. Niven 1891 16 23 7 42 178 11.12 - - 13/15 - - - - - - 

W.E. Norris 1940 4 8 0 48 141 17.62 - - 8/7 - - - - - - 

D.F. Oakley 1980 5 9 1 38 90 11.25 - - 3 - - - - - - 

J.H. Oakley 1947 2 4 0 43 74 18.50 - - 2 - - - - - - 

I. E. O’Brien 2000 45 50 16 44 311 9.14 - - 6 179 3976 22.21 1 10 8-55 

M.A. O’Brien 1932 13 24 2 76* 637 28.94 - 4 9 0 16 - - - - 

L. O’Connor 1876 1 2 1 3* 5 5.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

W. Ogier 1889 3 6 0 36 56 8.66 - - 4 4 40 10.00 - - 3-32 

J.E. Ogilvie 1954 5 10 - 54 244 24.40 - 2 3 - - - - - - 

T.P. O’Neil 1966 1 2 1 1* 2 2.00 - - 0 0 20 - - - - 

S.R. O’Neill 1939 11 19 4 37 284 18.93 - - 8 27 729 27.00 - 1 5-43 

J.A. Ongley 1938 20 38 1 110 930 25.13 1 5 12 - - - - - - 

P.W. O’Rourke 1989 29 31 11 26 140 7.00 - - 3 89 2194 24.65 - 4 7-81 

I.W. Ormiston 1988 7 6 2 47 89 22.25 - - 4 4 238 59.50 - - 2-44 

R.W. Ormiston 1981 45 75 11 179 1897 29.64 2 8 42 1 173 173.00 - - 1-26 

G. Orr 1923 3 6 0 69 187 31.16 - 2 1 - - - - - - 

H.W. Osborn 1940 4 8 0 116 285 35.62 1 1 3 1 26 26.00 - - 1-26 

D.L. Paetz 1967 1 - - - - - - - 1 1 60 60.00 - - 1-20 

H. Page 1896 2 4 0 7 16 4.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

J.E. Page 1879 4 7 0 10 14 2.00 - - 1 3 ? - - - 3-? 

A. Palethorpe 1882 1 2 0 0 0 0.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

K.L. Parkin 1946 1 2 1 11* 11 11.00 - - 1 1 57 57.00 - - 1-57 

W. Parkington 1876 1 2 0 26 35 17.50 - - 0 0 4 - - - - 

M.E. Parlane 2003 40 69 3 203 2397 36.31 7 10 27 0 39 - - - - 

N. R. Parlane 2002 70 112 9 193 4122 40.01 9 25 90 0 25 - - - - 

C.K. Parsloe 1930 16 29 2 59 391 14.48 - 1 6 60 1285 21.41 1 2 7-66 

J. St. J. Parson 1961 5 6 1 15 36 7.20 - - 7 11 220 20.00 - - 3-27 

M.Y. Pasupati 1998 3 3 0 6 12 4.00 - - 1 4 127 31.75 - - 3-51 

J.S. Patel 1999 69 84 31 71* 994 18.75 - 3 19 138 5518 39.98 - 4 6-31 

A. Paterson 1915 2 3 1 24 29 14.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

D. McL. Patrick 1908 12 20 2 33 197 10.94 - - 4 18 504 28.00 - 1 5-13 

E. Payne 1909 1 2 1 18* 20 20.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

A.J Penn 2000 28 40 10 66 582 19.40 - 2 7 107 2295 21.44 1 3 8-21 

W.R. Perkins 1952 6 10 3 22 68 9.71 - - 2 1 277 277.00 - - 1-45 

P.J. Petherick 1978 16 20 9 17 90 8.18 - - 8 50 1294 25.88 - 1 5-48 

R.G. Petrie 1993 34 54 6 80 1276 26.58 - 5 14 67 1898 28.32 - 1 5-23 

R. Phillips 1948 1 2 0 67 82 41.00 - 1 - - - - - - - 

E.M. Phillips 1911 8 14 2 40 171 14.25 - - 2 - - - - - - 

R.A. Pick 1989 2 1 1 5* 5 - - - 1 12 215 17.91 - 1 5-57 

C.J. Pickett 1984 1 2 - 23 29 14.50 - - - - - - - - - 

A.C.S. Pigott 1982 11 12 - 35 173 14.41 - - 3 42 909 21.64 1 2 5-47 

R.J. Pither 1976 7 12 3 31 165 15.00 - - 5 1 205 205.00 - - 1-27 

M.A. Pollard 2009 5 10 1 60 193 21.44 - 1 1 - - - - - - 

A.H. Preston 1955 37 63 0 122 1377 25.98 1 8 29 32 1072 33.50 - - 3-32 

D. Prideaux 1886 1 2 0 2 4 2.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

H. Prince 1924 2 3 0 35 45 15.00 - - 3 - - - - - - 

T.L. Pritchard 1937 12 21 5 43 331 20.68 - - 9 71 1293 18.21 1 6 7-32 

F.J.Quarterman 2007 3 5 1 47 70 17.50 - - 1 3 140 46.66 - - 1-26 

W. Quee 1899 10 19 1 51 189 10.50 - 2 4 0 9 - - - - 

J. Quinn 1914 2 4 0 23 34 8.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

G.O. Rabone 1940 10 18 1 74 377 22.17 - 1 10 13 508 39.07 - - 3-74 

W.G. Rainbird 1935 10 19 0 102 949 26.00 1 2 5 0 10 - - - - 

C.L.W. Randall 1948 10 15 4 36 140 12.72 - - 5 31 605 19.51 - - 3-18 

S. Rasmussen 2005 6 6 1 10 14 2.80 - - 1 17 434 25.52 - - 4-39 

R. Read 1900 2 3 1 17* 18 9.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

T.P.L. Reaney 1928 7 13 0 85 199 15.30 - 1 4 4 212 53.00 - - 2-41 

W.P. Redgrave 1903 6 11 0 165 331 30.09 1 1 1 9 188 20.88 - 1 5-37 

R.E. Redmond 1966 8 15 0 76 283 18.86 - 1 6 6 296 47.66 - - 2-16 

J.R. Reid 1947 58 102 8 296 4538 48.27 13 16 64 172 31.35 18.82 - 10 7-29 

R.B. Reid 1979 19 34 4 88 710 23.66 - 5 14 - - - - - - 

R.E. Reid 1958 13 23 7 33* 205 21.81 - - 4 33 982 29.75 - 1 6-57 

J.R. Renner 1883 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

S.J. Rhodes 2009 5 10 1 142* 391 43.44 2 1 2 5 229 45.80 - - 2-38 

H.F. Rice 1937 10 19 0 77 392 20.63 - 2 8 6 164 27.33 - - 2-11 

C.A. Richardson 1898 13 20 2 113 562 31.22 1 2 13 3 154 51.33 - - 2-12 

A.W. Riddolls 1942 1 2 0 23 30 15.00 - - 0 2 106 53.00 - - 1-36 

A. Rigg 1885 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 - - 0 0 31 - - - - 

J.D. Riley 1970 10 16 3 41* 269 20.69 - - 11 - - - - - - 

L.E. Riley 1934 2 3 0 17 33 11.00 - - 1 0 56 - - - - 

T.D. Ritchie 1982 58 92 14 106 2494 31.97 3 15 46 4 179 44.75 - - 1-12 

A. Roberts 1959 7 8 0 49 121 15.12 - - 2 - - - - - - 

A.R. Roberts 1993 2 3 0 23 54* 18.00 - - 1 0 56 - - - - 

E.J. Roberts 1910 3 5 0 31 111 22.20 - - 2/1 - - - - - - 

H. Roberts 1883 12 22 0 42 224 10.18 - - 4 13 171 13.15 - - 3-22 

F.H. Robertson 1898 6 10 1 24 723 8.00 - - 1 7 91 13.00 - 1 6-23 

C.W. Robinson 1911 8 15 2 45 275 21.15 - - 2 34 677 19.91 - 1 5-63 

M. Robinson 1878 2 3 1 2* 2 1.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

F. Rogers 1942 1 2 0 21 21 10.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

J. Rogers 1909 3 6 1 62 139 27.80 - 1 1 4 124 31.00 - - 2-37 

A.J. Rohrs 1988 2 1 0 4 4 4.00 - - - 0 9 - - - - 

R.F. Romanos 1951 2 4 0 9 20 5.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

A. Ronaldson 1922 1 2 0 16 16 8.00 - - 1 - - - - - -


T.S. Ronaldson 1884 2 4 1 20 24 8.00 - - 0 6 116 19.33 - - 3-50 

W. Rose 1886 1 2 1 0* 0 0.00 - - 2 - - - - - - 

B.R. Ross 1930 2 4 0 11 11 2.75 - - 1 1 58 58.00 - - 1-50 

C.J. Ross 1975 7 7 3 7* 21 5.25 - - 2 9 434 48.22 - - 2-29 

R. Rotch 1993 1 2 2 7* 8 - - - - 3 67 22.33 - - 3-67 

G.A. Rotherham 1928 3 5 0 45 101 20.20 - - 1 2 184 92.00 - - 2-60 

C.G. Rowe 1944 6 10 0 72 324 32.40 - 2 8 - - - - - - 

B.J. Rule 1983 3 3 2 4* 4 4.00 - - - 4 131 32.75 - - 2-32 

T.S. Russ 1940 3 5 0 24 29 5.80 - - 1 - - - - - - 

J.D. Ryder 2004 30 48 2 236 2010 43.69 5 11 28 40 1022 25.55 - - 4-23 

D.S. St. John 1952 18 34 0 88 633 18.61 - 2 6 - - - - - - 

D.J. G. Sales 2001 2 4 0 62 113 28.25 - 1 1 - - - - - - 

I.J. Salmon 1876 3 6 0 22 30 5.00 - - 2 10 - - - 1 5-21 

J.A. Salmon 1876 3 6 0 4 9 1.50 - - 0 15 - - - 2 7-61 

W.J. Salmon 1876 7 12 0 50 183 15.25 - 1 13 0 5 - - - - 

B. Samuels 1920 1 1 1 0* 0 0.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

J.V. Saunders 1910 14 25 5 21* 99 4.95 - - 6 80 1476 18.45 2 8 7-56 

R.J. Schaw 2009 4 6 1 16 38 7.60 - - 2 7 361 51.57 - - 2-44 

G.T. Schmoll 1910 2 4 2 11 15 7.50 - - 2 - - - - - - 

J.W.J. Schofer 1970 2 4 0 43 96 24.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

P.J. Schofer 1984 2 2 1 4* 7 7.00 - - 1 2 51 25.50 - - 2.45 

A.E. Schraeder 1920 3 6 0 26 56 9.33 - - 2 - - - - - - 

M.J. Sears 1991 20 25 6 26* 243 12.78 - - 6 52 1498 28.80 - 2 6-48 

B.W.H. Sergent 1952 5 9 0 39 94 10.44 - - 2 4 187 46.75 - - 3-6 

J.R. Sheffield 1938 3 5 - 38 92 18.40 - - 2 - - - - - - 

C.E. Shreck 2005 11 12 6 8 21 3.50 - - 5 45 1228 27.28 - 4 5-64 

E.J. Sigley 1959 5 9 0 44 140 15.55 - - 1 4 175 43.75 - - 2-63 

B.W. Sinclair 1956 68 116 14 148 3583 35.12 2 26 24 0 31 - - - - 

B.D. Smith 1966 41 67 11 76* 1233 22.01 - 3 33 68 1666 24.50 - 1 6-57 

K.F.H. Smith 1953 5 10 1 141* 403 44.77 1 2 2 2 21 10.50 - - 2-12 

P. Smith 1910 1 1 0 12 12 12.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

R.W. Smith 1968 33 56 5 124 1486 29.13 1 9 19 0 0 - - - - 

E.W. Smyrk 1914 3 5 0 29 52 10.40 - - 2 4 118 29.50 - - 4-45 

G.A. Snowden 1968 1 - - - - - - - 1 0 37 - - - - 

G. Solomon 1967 2 2 0 21 29 14.50 - - 2 5 157 31.40 - - 3-102 

T.R. Southall 1913 7 11 3 6* 28 3.50 - - 3 24 509 21.20 - 3 7-32 

J.M. Speed 1878 3 6 0 15 36 6.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

M.P. Speight 1989 4 8 1 65* 287 41.00 - 2 4 - - - - - - 

J.A. Standidge 1940 1 2 0 25 29 14.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

P.H. Standidge 1957 4 7 0 38 95 13.57 - - 8 - - - - - - 

A. Staples 1901 4 8 1 78 221 31.57 - 2 0 5 81 16.20 - - 3-48 

F.C. Stephenson 1891 10 18 4 34 118 8.42 - - 8/1 27 650 24.07 1 3 7-58 

D.A. Stirling 1988 14 19 3 70 394 24.62 - 3 8 27 1153 42.70 - - 4-66 

G.H. Stringer 1943 2 4 0 47 90 22.50 - - - - - - - - - 

I.A.H. Symes 1934 3 4 4 13* 15 - - - 1 4 168 42.00 - - 1-25 

J.W. Tarleton 1884 1 2 0 10 16 8.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

H.J. Tattersall 1923 4 7 1 24 57 9.50 - - 3/1 - - - - - - 

A.R. Taylor 1963 12 11 2 50 116 12.88 - 1 11 44 971 22.06 - 2 6-47 

B.R. Taylor 1970 35 54 4 173 1237 24.74 2 5 18 100 2276 22.76 - 5 6-37 

F. Taylor 1890 2 4 1 12 17 5.66 - - 2 2 47 23.50 - - 1-11 

J.S. Taylor 1928 1 2 0 61 62 31.00 - 1 0 0 18 - - - - 

I.J. Therkleson 1966 39 59 13 71 1007 21.89 - 3 93/7 - - - - - - 

M. Thomas 1938 1 2 0 13 14 7.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

J.C. Thomson 1953 5 10 0 22 73 7.30 - - 2 8 412 51.50 - - 4-93 

J.T. Tilyard 1908 1 2 0 31 40 20.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

E.W.T. Tindill 1933 39 73 5 149 2442 35.91 6 10 59/15 - - - - - - 

P. Tindill 1966 1 2 1 14* 14 14.00 - - 1/2 - - - - - - 

J.P. Topp 1979 1 2 2 4* 4 - - - - - - - - - - 

W. Tricklebank 1934 5 8 3 47 129 25.80 - - 3 8 361 45.12 - - 2-19 

P.B. Truscott 1964 11 21 0 77 507 24.14 - 4 7 2 92 46.00 - - 2-60 

K.H. Tucker 1896 36 63 8 86 1251 22.33 - 7 17 87 1577 18.12 2 6 7-31 

S.G. Tucker 1892 4 8 0 37 109 13.62 - - 1 - - - - - - 

B.J. Tuckwell 1918 2 3 1 2 4 2.00 - - 4 - - - - - - 

M.J. Tugaga 2008 11 17 5 103 204 17.00 1 - 3 26 1065 40.96 - 1 5-77 

A.D. Turner 2001 8 7 1 16 35 5.83 - - 1 17 635 37.35 - 1 5-66 

C.H. Twist 1883 4 7 0 35 91 13.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

R.G. Twose 1994 27 45 7 163* 1735 45.65 5 9 17 17 421 24.76 - - 4-24 

J.C. Tynan 1952 3 6 0 29 59 9.83 - - 2 2 48 24.00 - - 1-11 

E.F. Upham 1892 44 69 14 52 640 11.63 - 2 38 244 3778 15.48 2 17 7-24 

K.F.M. Uttley 1951 2 4 0 21 55 13.75 - - 0 - - - - - - 

T. Vaikvee 1973 11 13 4 41* 157 17.44 - - 4 14 479 34.21 - - 4-43 

R.A. Vance 1948 40 71 1 109 1520 21.71 1 7 34 3 9 3.00 - - 2-8 

R.H. Vance 1976 119 205 18 254* 6440 34.43 12 34 146/4 4 231 57.75 - - 2-18 

R.A. Verry 1986 15 26 4 132 590 26.81 1 3 10 - 14 - - - - 

T.S. Vincent 1886 1 2 0 0 0 0.00 - - 1 - - - - - - 

T.G. Vogel 1981 4 6 - 41 67 11.16 - - - 4 266 66.50 - - 1-7 

R. Virtue 1892 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 - - 1 4 79 19.75 - - 3-35 

W.J. Wagstaff 1914 4 8 1 17 77 11.00 - - 3/1 - - - - - - 

M.D.J. Walker 2000 34 48 8 126 1453 36.32 2 9 33 101 2185 21.63 - 3 6-114 

S. Ward 1929 10 20 1 61 282 14.84 - 1 9 0 1 - - - - 

C.P. Wareham 1934 2 3 0 6 7 2.30 - - 0 - - - - - - 

W. Warne 1920 5 9 2 50 212 30.28 - - 5/1 - - - - - - 

F. Warren 1895 4 6 0 5 157 26.16 - 1 4 5 60 12.00 - - 3-11 

V. Waters 1896 11 18 2 86 231 14.43 - 1 4 6 122 20.33 - - 3-48 

H.C. Watson 1924 1 2 0 29 29 14.50 - - 1 1 35 35.00 - - 1-16 

G. Webb 1897 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

G. Webbe 1879 2 4 1 26 39 13.00 - - 1 1 - - - - 1-? 

S.W. Weenink 1995 6 10 0 40 100 10.00 - - 3 4 161 40.25 - - 4-69 

J.D. Wells 1989 72 113 18 143 3016 31.74 5 14 50 33 1656 50.18 - 1 6-59 

N.W. Werry 1883 2 4 0 8 17 4.25 - - 4 - - - - - - 

R.M. West 2000 1 1 1 19* 19 - - - - 0 25 - - - - 

B.A. Weybourne 1897 7 9 0 44 185 20.55 - - 7 - - - - - - 

G.P. Wheeler 1982 1 1 1 32* 32 - - - - 0 30 - - - - 

H.R. White 1924 1 2 0 5 6 3.00 - - 0 0 64 - - - - 

G.L. Whyte 1940 1 2 0 42 45 22.50 - - 0 1 45 45.00 - - 1-45 

R.A. Whyte 1935 2 4 0 29 59 14.75 - - 0 - - - - - - 

G.J. Wilkinson 1996 1 2 0 96 173 86.50 - 2 1 0 3 - - - - 

A.B. Williams 1897 14 25 0 163 556 22.24 2 1 16.11 - - - - - - 

B.R. Williams 1987 22 31 3 103* 440 15.71 1 - 17 30 1521 50.70 - - 4-60 

J.A. Williams 1981 7 9 2 18* 74 10.57 - - 1 22 555 25.22 - - 4-26 

L.G. Williams 1951 7 14 0 64 177 12.64 - 1 4 - - - - - - 

O.W.E. Williams 1889 1 2 0 9 17 8.50 - 1 0 - 3 - - - - 

A. Willis 1947 1 2 0 22 31 15.50 - - 0 - - - - - - 

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A.M. Wilson 1979 5 6 - 28 57 9.50 - - 5 - - - - - - 

B.M. Wilson 1892 1 2 1 1* 2 2.00 - - 0 - - - - - - 

C.G. Wilson 1913 13 24 0 61 485 20.20 - 2 5 - - - - - - 

D.S. Wilson 1936 24 47 4 90 1019 23.69 - 6 18 61 1779 29.16 - 2 6-44 

J.H. Wilson 1884 3 4 0 65 72 18.00 - 1 0 0 18 - - - - 

P.D. Wilson 1940 3 6 0 32 97 16.16 - - 1 0 9 - - - - 

A.F. Wiren 1883 1 2 0 13 7 6.50 - - 1 - - - - - - 

A.G. Wiren 1945 2 4 0 84 100 25.00 - 1 2 - - - - - - 

J.W. Wood 1883 5 9 1 32* 74 9.25 - - 4 17 233 13.70 - - 4-24 

L.J. Woodcock 2001 70 117 14 220* 3427 33.27 4 20 34 78 3134 40.17 - - 4-3 

R. V. de R. Worker 1926 7 14 1 151 519 39.92 1 4 1 0 34 - - - - 

E. Wright 1898 4 6 3 10* 24 8.00 - - 10 - - - - - - 

O.L. Wrigley 1939 3 6 0 12 27 4.50 - - 3 - - - - - - 

W.T. Wynyard 1891 4 6 0 25 49 8.16 - - 3 - - - - - - 

S.B. Zavos 1959 1 2 0 5 8 4.00 - - 0 0 15 - - - - 

One Day Averages 

Includes all official one day games 1970-2009 

plus those against Australian States, International sides and Data General Cup 1986/87 

M I NO HS Runs Ave 100 50 Ct St Balls Runs Wkts Ave Best Runs/100b 

Aiken, J M 21 21 1 101* 459 22.95 1 1 7 - - - - - - - 

Allen, G S 3 3 1 18 27 13.50 - - - - 52 61 0 - - 117.30 

Allen, S R 6 5 0 22 51 10.20 - - 7 - - - - - - - 

Allott, P J W 10 8 2 26* 42 7.00 - - 1 - 586 302 21 14.38 4-12 51.53 

Austen, M H 36 36 1 95* 867 24.77 - 5 11 - 970 645 30 21.50 4-47 66.49 

Austin-Smellie, J 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 - - 2 - - - - - - - 

Baker, G R 14 8 3 34 126 25.20 - - 15 6 - - - - - - 

Bell, M D 118 111 9 124 2798 27.43 4 12 19 - 2 4 0 - - 200.00 

Beyeler, F 5 3 1 9 20 10.00 - - 1 - 234 102 6 17.00 3-21 43.58 

Bilby, G P 10 9 1 38 206 25.75 - - 5 - 7 4 2 2.00 2-4 57.14 

Billcliff, I S 6 6 0 59 126 21.00 - 1 1 - - - - - - - 

Boam, H K P 7 5 1 37 114 28.50 - - 3 - 156 164 2 82.00 1-26 103.79 

Bowden, D J 29 23 10 32* 260 20.00 - - 5 - 1236 920 25 36.80 2-37 74.43 

Boyer, T A 16 16 1 44 221 14.73 - - 2 - - - - - - - 

Boyle, J G 13 13 0 46 217 16.69 - - 2 - - - - - - - 

Brown, D R 4 4 0 53 114 28.00 - 1 1 - 210 178 6 29.66 2-37 84.76 

Bulfin, C E 27 20 5 44 168 11.20 - - 4 - 1231 925 34 27.20 3-29 75.14 

Burnett, G P 35 34 4 102* 906 30.20 1 5 6 - - - - - - - 

Burns, M 9 1 - 6 6 6.00 - - - - 325 246 7 35.14 2-15 75.69 

Cater, S B 10 8 2 37 89 14.83 - - 2 - 462 326 10 32.60 4-26 70.56 

Cederwall, B W 20 13 4 38 164 18.22 - - 4 - 977 694 23 30.17 3-45 71.03 

Cederwall, G N 28 21 2 37 199 10.47 - - 9 - 1078 675 28 24.10 5-17 62.61 

Chan, S P 2 2 1 7* 7 7.00 - - 1 - 78 69 0 - - 123.07 

Chandler, P J B 43 43 1 106 1418 33.76 1 8 14 - - - - - - - 

Chatfield, E J 45 12 8 6* 35 8.75 - - 10 - 2453 1272 59 21.55 4-43 51.85 

Coles, M J 7 3 2 15* 16 16.00 - - - - 372 204 14 14.57 4-32 54.83 

Collinge, R O 10 7 3 38* 50 12.50 - - 1 - 546 258 15 17.20 5-23 47.25 

Coney, J V 40 36 7 78* 878 30.27 - 7 16 - 896 633 19 33.31 3-20 70.64 

Congdon, B E 3 3 0 66 105 35.00 - 1 2 - 91 63 2 31.50 1-2 69.23 

Crook, B J 12 12 0 75 299 24.91 - 3 1 - 24 17 1 17.00 1-17 70.83 

Crowe, M D 15 15 0 110 713 47.53 2 4 3 - 241 168 10 16.80 3-16 69.70 

Currie, C J 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Davis, H T 20 9 5 21 65 16.25 - - 7 - 882 690 16 43.12 3-44 78.23 

Davis, W W 7 6 4 13* 43 21.50 - - - - 331 200 10 20.00 3-25 60.42 

Dean, J J B 2 1 0 3 3 3.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Dick, A E 3 3 0 39 53 17.66 - - 1 - 3 5 0 - - 166.66 

Donaldson, G T 40 36 2 80 754 22.17 - 4 10 - 118 101 1 101.00 1-15 85.59 

Douglas, M W 24 24 3 100 716 34.09 1 4 5 - - - - - - - 

Doull, L J 45 34 7 68* 398 14.74 - 2 10 - 2109 1472 60 24.53 3-20 69.79 

Edgar, B A 51 50 10 147* 2023 50.57 3 12 18 - 6 12 0 - - 200.00 

Elliott, G D 32 26 7 107* 790 41.57 1 5 10 - 1271 1040 41 25.36 5-34 81.82 

Fairley, S A 2 1 0 28 28 28.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Fleming, S P 34 32 4 131 1527 54.35 4 11 13 - - - - - - - 

Forde, K A 1 - - - - - - - - - 26 15 2 7.50 2-15 57.69 

Franklin, J E C 57 49 15 87* 1147 33.73 - 7 22 - 2394 1747 55 31.76 4-30 72.97 

Fraser, A R C 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 - - - - 48 36 1 36.00 1-36 75.00 

Gellatly, S J 1 1 0 33 33 33.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Gillespie, M R 53 35 11 26 258 10.75 - - 8 - 2526 2116 77 27.48 4-31 83.76 

Golder, S B 3 3 0 21 29 9.66 - - 1 - - - - - - - 

Gray, E J 59 48 11 53 763 20.62 - 2 24 - 2568 1502 70 21.45 4-27 58.48 

Greenstreet, W A 5 3 0 3 5 1.66 - - 1 - 304 130 9 14.44 3-27 42.57 

Harris, M J 3 2 0 58 60 30.00 - 1 4 - - - - - - - 

Henry, D J 4 3 1 9* 11 5.50 - - - - 176 115 7 16.42 2-30 65.34 

Hewson, A R 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Hitchcock, P A 37 30 11 39* 335 17.63 - - 11 - 1842 1296 67 19.34 5-10 70.35 

Holland, P J 13 11 1 53 177 17.70 - 1 4 - 352 204 7 29.14 2-25 57.95 

Holland, R G 5 1 1 5* 5 - - - - - 246 191 9 21.22 3-41 77.64 

Hotter, S J 17 9 4 5* 21 4.20 - - 6 - 780 576 17 33.88 3-31 73.84 

Houghton, M V 9 5 2 23* 44 14.66 - - - - 325 310 2 155.00 2-50 95.38 

Hounsell, A R 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 - - - - 56 23 0 - - 41.07 

James, K D 9 6 3 23 36 12.00 - - 3 - 449 283 11 25.72 3-30 63.02 

Jarvis, P W 9 8 4 13* 49 12.25 - - 1 - 495 346 18 19.22 3-40 69.89 

Jefferson, M R 73 49 16 48* 495 15.00 - - 17 - 2893 1986 55 36.10 4-30 68.64 

Jonas, G R 51 16 9 6* 22 3.14 - - 13 - 2664 1889 77 24.53 4-18 70.90 

Jones, A H 33 31 3 74 1026 36.64 - 6 15 - 408 302 8 37.75 2-32 74.01 

Jones, R A 36 36 2 78* 1030 30.29 - 5 5 - - - - - - - 

Karaitiana, R P C 5 3 1 11 13 6.50 - - - - 192 147 3 49.00 2-18 76.56 

Kennedy, R J 14 10 8 20* 51 25.50 - - 4 - 701 452 19 23.78 3-25 64.47 

Kerr, R J 51 46 12 61 955 28.08 - 4 13 1 - - - - - - 

Lamb, A R 2 1 1 7* 7 - - - 1 - 78 99 1 99.00 1-47 126.92 

Larsen, G R 91 76 18 66 1106 19.06 - 1 34 - 4816 2446 98 24.95 5-30 50.78 

McConnell, G T 3 1 0 3 3 3.00 - - - - 192 74 5 14.80 2-16 38.54 

McGregor, P B 8 7 2 32 114 22.80 - - 1 - 248 188 7 26.85 2-18 75.80 

McHardy, D S 13 12 1 48 174 15.81 - - 3 - - - - - - - 

McKay, A J 5 2 1 12 12 12.00 - - - - 235 227 11 20.63 4-47 69.59 

McMahon, P J S 1 1 0 25 25 25.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

McSweeney, E B 82 72 12 69 1119 18.65 - 4 98 27 - - - - - - 

Maguinness, S J 40 23 3 30 148 7.40 - - 15 - 2139 1190 50 23.80 4-26 55.63 

Malcon, P J 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Marshall, K B 4 1 0 7 7 7.00 - - - - 181 115 3 38.33 2-21 63.53

M I NO HS Runs Ave 100 50 Ct St Balls Runs Wkts Ave Best Runs/100b 

Mather, S R 48 43 4 60* 645 16.53 - 1 22 - 820 553 27 20.48 4-34 67.43 

Meadows, N A P 1 - - - - - - - - - 54 33 1 33.00 1-33 61.11 

Merchant, C J 8 8 - 43 129 16.12 - - 3 - - - - - - - 

Middleton, B A 2 2 0 34 49 24.50 - - - - - - - - - - 

Millmow, J P 26 12 6 20 51 8.50 - - 6 - 1129 648 27 24.00 4-33 57.39 

Mills, S M 10 8 1 65 251 35.85 - 2 13 2 - - - - - - 

Molony, D M 3 2 0 5 5 2.50 - - - - 108 71 1 71.00 1-28 65.74 

Morgan, H A 11 10 0 66 252 25.20 - 2 6 - 522 378 15 25.20 3-48 72.41 

Morrison, J F M 28 27 4 89 852 37.04 - 7 10 - 293 218 4 54.50 2-38 74.40 

Murdoch, S J 6 6 0 19 49 8.16 - - 1 - - - - - - - 

Murray, B A G 1 1 0 6 6 6.00 - - 3 - - - - - - - 

Murray, G B 3 2 1 15 18 18.00 - - - - 84 58 1 58.00 1-12 69.04 

Murtagh, J R 2 2 0 16 18 9.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Napier, G R 14 13 0 50 225 17.30 - 1 5 - 766 588 30 19.60 4-40 76.76 

Nathu, A 1 1 0 9 9 9.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Nevin, C J 138 129 10 149 3474 29.19 5 17 166 13 - - - - - - 

Newdick, G A 19 19 0 66 400 21.05 - 2 3 - - - - - - - 

Newton, R W 3 3 1 8 10 5.00 - - 3 - - - - - - - 

Oakley, D F 7 7 1 6* 18 3.00 - - 1 - - - - - - - 

O’Brien, I E 34 15 12 19* 79 26.33 - - 4 - 1818 1363 46 28.39 5-35 74.97 

Ormiston, I W 2 2 2 20* 24 - - - - - 54 49 0 - - 90.74 

Ormiston, R W 25 20 4 37 219 13.68 - - 4 - - - - - - - 

O’Rourke, P W 19 8 3 14 36 7.20 - - 3 - 967 619 17 36.41 3-18 64.01 

Parlane, M E 37 36 5 132 928 29.93 1 6 13 - - - - - - - 

Parlane, N R 66 59 3 105 1443 25.76 1 9 31 - - - - - - - 

Pasupati, M Y 52 39 10 40* 526 13.48 - - 7 - 1971 1593 50 31.86 4-33 80.82 

Patel, B P 1 1 0 20 20 20.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Patel, J S 38 25 8 22* 149 8.76 - - 15 - 1867 1424 38 37.47 4-47 76.27 

Penn, A J 16 8 1 20 80 11.42 - - 2 - 722 484 25 19.36 7-28 67.03 

Petherick, P J 2 2 1 2 2 2.00 - - 1 - 74 53 1 53.00 1-39 71.62 

Petrie, R G 76 73 9 85 1621 25.32 - 9 9 - 3148 2320 82 28.29 4-13 73.69 

Pickett, C J 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Pigott, A C S 6 5 2 31 74 24.66 - - 1 - 310 166 9 18.44 3-24 53.54 

Pither, R J 5 3 1 13 18 9.00 - - - - 166 120 1 120.00 1-45 72.28 

Pollard, M A 4 4 - 53 126 31.50 - 1 - - - - - - - - 

Rasmussen, S 12 4 1 1 2 9.66 - - 1 - 492 436 10 43.60 3-39 88.61 

Reid, R B 16 16 1 95 496 33.06 - 4 6 - - - - - - - 

Riley, J D 3 3 0 38 100 33.33 - - - - - - - - - - 

Ritchie, T D 31 27 3 41 404 16.83 - - 10 - - - - - - - 

Rhodes, S J 6 6 2 50 186 46.50 - 1 4 - 184 167 4 41.75 2-31 90.76 

Rohrs, A J 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Ross, C J 4 - - - - - - - 1 - 224 129 4 32.25 3-31 57.58 

Rule, B J 1 - - - - - - - - - 60 44 1 44.00 1-44 73.33 

Ryder, J D 36 35 2 61 663 20.09 - 3 12 - 750 702 26 27.00 4-39 93.60 

Sales, D J G 10 10 1 63* 302 33.55 - 2 5 - - - - - - - 

Schaw, R J 3 2 1 5* 7 7.00 - - 1 - 78 78 1 78.00 1-26 100.00 

Schofer, P J 1 - - - - - - - - - 39 34 0 - - 87.17 

Sears, M J 13 9 4 10* 31 6.20 - - - - 625 428 23 18.60 3-22 68.48 

Shah, O A 2 2 0 29 37 18.50 - - 3 - 6 9 0 - - 150.00 

Shreck C E 7 4 2 9* 21 10.50 - - 3 - 402 330 11 30.00 2-33 82.08 

Sinclair, B W 4 4 0 48 84 21.00 - - - - - - - - - - 

Smith, B D 13 12 1 38* 180 16.36 - - 5 - 336 229 11 20.81 3-30 68.15 

Smith, R W 11 10 2 38* 156 19.50 - - 2 - 8 10 0 - - 125.00 

Speight, M P 14 14 0 96 408 29.14 - 3 17 - - - - - - - 

Stirling, D A 18 15 2 44 204 15.69 - - 6 - 636 320 22 18.09 3-18 50.31 

Storkey, I H 1 - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - 

Taylor, B R 11 11 2 59* 245 27.22 - 1 6 - 621 327 11 29.72 4-38 52.65 

Therkleson, I J 8 7 2 22 63 12.60 - - 5 2 - - - - - - 

Tugaga, M J 2 - - - - - - - 1 - 66 97 2 48.50 1-23 146.96 

Turner, A D 27 14 9 18 69 13.80 - - 2 - 1451 979 49 19.97 5-10 67.47 

Twose, R G 69 67 9 124* 2163 37.29 6 12 21 - 1532 1066 43 24.79 5-30 69.58 

Vance, R H 64 62 3 106 1317 22.32 1 10 28 1 - - - - - - 

Verry, R A 3 2 0 10 11 5.50 - - - - - - - - - - 

Vogel, T G 3 3 2 8* 13 13.00 - - - - 144 95 4 23.75 3-17 65.97 

Walker, M D J 46 39 7 62 679 22.63 - 5 14 - 1952 1188 52 22.84 5-22 60.86 

Weenink, S W 6 6 0 113 139 23.16 1 - 2 - - - - - - - 

Welch, G 7 7 4 28 90 30.00 - - - - 336 287 9 31.88 3-42 85.41 

Wells, J D 80 73 8 100 1716 26.40 1 12 34 - 867 604 20 30.20 4-26 69.66 

Wheeler, G P 2 1 1 1* 1 - - - - - 120 56 6 9.33 4-42 46.66 

White, G A 4 2 2 1* 1 - - - - - 222 176 1 176.00 1-56 79.27 

Williams, B R 39 27 10 33 288 16.94 - - 16 - 1895 1165 39 29,87 4-22 61.47 

Williams, J A 5 - - - - - - - 3 - 287 152 7 21.71 3-12 52.96 

Wilson, A M 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 - - 1 - - - - - - - 

Woodcock, L J 63 49 8 71 900 21.95 - 5 15 - 2182 1685 40 42.12 4-36 77.22 


Bell, M D 16 11 3 46 190 23.75 - - 9 - - - - - - - 

Boam, H K P 6 2 1 2* 4 4.00 - - - - 6 50 1 50.00 1-32 8.33 

Bowden, D J 24 14 3 34 141 12.81 - - 10 - 63 522 11 47.45 2-13 8.28 

Burns, M 3 - - - - - - - 1 - 5 67 0 - - 13.40 

Crook, B J 6 6 1 21 81 16.20 - - 2 - - - - - - - 

Dean, J J B 4 3 0 26 46 15.33 - - 3 - - - - - - - 

Elliott, G D 11 11 4 57 233 33.28 - 2 3 - 18.3 166 6 27.66 2-25 8.97 

Fairley, S A 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Fleming, S P 12 12 1 57 177 16.09 - 1 1 - - - - - - - 

Forde, K A 2 - - - - - - - - - 4 36 1 36.00 1-18 9.00 

Franklin, J E C 16 15 5 72 464 46.40 - 3 7 - 49 403 10 40.30 2-20 8.22 

Gillespie, M R 2 2 0 6 6 3.00 - - - - 7.4 68 3 22.66 2-24 8.87 

Golder, S B 2 2 0 2 3 1.50 - - - - - - - - - - 

Hitchcock, P A 7 6 0 23 50 8.33 - - 5 - 22.3 199 8 24.87 3-17 8.84 

Houghton, M V 18 7 3 32 65 16.25 - - 5 - 55.3 407 14 29.07 3-24 7.33 

McKay, A J 9 3 3 6* 8 - - - - - 26.4 249 11 22.63 4-38 8.58 

Merchant, C J 8 7 0 57 144 20.57 - 1 2 - - - - - - - 

Mills, S M 4 4 4 53* 126 - - 1 1 - - - - - - - 

Napier, G R 10 7 1 48* 90 15.00 - - 3 - 36.3 265 15 17.66 3-29 7.26 

Nevin, C J 27 23 3 87* 386 19.30 - 1 11 5 - - - - - - 

O’Brien, I E 8 2 1 1* 1 1.00 - - - - 26 182 9 20.22 3-21 7.00 

Parlane, M E 10 10 0 48 181 18.10 - - 4 - - - - - - - 

Parlane, N R 20 18 1 85 581 34.17 - 4 5 - - - - - - - 

Patel, J S 19 9 4 12* 39 7.80 - - 4 - 59.2 420 13 32.30 3-17 7.07 

Rasmussen, S 4 - - - - - - - 1 - 12 115 1 115.00 1-15 9.58 

Ryder, J D 12 12 2 66 248 24.80 - 2 3 - 33.2 309 4 77.25 1-12 9.27 

Shah, O A 9 8 1 65* 200 28.57 - 1 5 - 0.2 10 0 - - 30.00 

Shreck, C E 3 1 1 6* 6 - - - - - 11 99 3 33.00 2-16 9.00 

Woodcock, L J 24 15 5 36* 223 22.30 - - 4 - 54 448 19 23.57 3-27 8.29 


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Twenty20 Career Records 

M I NO HS Runs Ave 100 50 C S O R W Ave Best R/O

WINNERS 

WELLINGTON SENIOR MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP 

(COOK SHIELD 1925-1995) 

1883-84 Star 

1884-85 Star 

1885-86 Midland/Wgtn College 

(tie) 

1886-87 Wellington 



1889-90 Phoenix 

1890-91 Phoenix 

1891-92 Midland/Wellington (tie) 


1893-94 Midland 





1898-99 Midland/Wellington A (tie) 

1899-1900 Midland 

1900-01 Midland/Wellington (tie) 






1906-07 W.C.O.B. 

1907-08 W.C.O.B. 

1908-09 W.C.O.B. 

1909-10 Central 

1910-11 East A 

1911-12 Central 

1912-13 North 

1913-14 North/Petone (tie) 

1914-15 Petone 

1915-16 East 

1916-17 East 

1917-18 Trentham 

1918-19 W.C.O.B. 




1922-23 Hutt 


1924-25 Institute Old Boys 

1925-26 Hutt 

1926-27 Hutt 


1928-29 W.C.O.B. 



1931-32 Kilbirnie 











1942-43 Hutt 

1943-44 Hutt 


1945-46 University 

1946-47 W.C.O.B. 

1947-48 Karori 






















1969-70 St Pat’s Old Boys 

1970-71 Midland-St Pat’s 



1973-74 Wellington & 

College Old Boys 




1977-78 Onslow 

1978-79 Wellington Collegians 

1979-80 Johnsonville 







1986-87 Johnsonville/Karori (tie) 




1990-91 Tawa 



1993-94 Eastern Suburbs 


WINNERS 

HUTT VALLEY SENIOR MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP 

(WILFORD KERR SHIELD 1928-1997) 

1928-29 Woollen Mills & East End 

1929-30 Chronicle A 

1930-31 East End 

1931-32 Chronicle A & East End 

1932-33 Meadows 

1933-34 Randwick B & Wills A 

1934-35 Trafalgar Park 

1935-36 Gear United A 

1936-37 General Motors 

1937-38 Eastbourne 






1943-44 Moera-Stop Out 

1944-45 Mangaroa Air Force 


1946-47 Petone United 

1947-48 Hutt Districts 

1948-49 Trafalgar Park-Stop Out 



1951-52 Eastern 

1952-53 Taita 



1955-56 Upper Hutt 

1956-57 Taita 

1957-58 Petone United 

1958-59 Taita 











1969-70 Taita 

1970-71 Taita & Hutt Districts 




1974-75 Taita 

1975-76 Naenae Old Boys 

1976-77 Eastern HSOB 










1986-87 Epuni Cambridge 

1987-88 Taita 


1989-90 Taita 



1992-93 Taita 

1993-94 Riverside 

1994-95 Stokes Valley 


1996-97 Taita 

Club – Men 

WINNERS 

INTERCITY SENIOR MEN’S COMPETITION 

(PEARCE CUP) 









1922-23 Kibirnie 


1924-25 Hutt 

1925-26 Y.M.C.A. 






1931-32 Hutt 

1932-33 Hutt 









1941-42 Hutt 

1942-43 Hutt 

1943-44 Institute O.B./S.P.O.B. 

1944-45 Institute O.B./S.P.O.B. 

1945-46 Hutt 






















1967-68 W.C.O.B. 








No trophy was awarded in 1995/96 as the new Intercity competition was only 

half completed. Hutt Valley team Stokes Valley led the competition at that 

stage. 

TWENTY/20 SERIES 





WINNERS 

INTERCITY SENIOR MEN’S COMPETITION 

(HAZLETT TROPHY) 



1998-99 Naenae Old Boys 2005-06 Naenae Old Boys 

1999-2000 Taita 

2006-07 Upper Valley 

2000-01 North City 

2007-08 Hutt District 



2002-03 Petone-Riverside 2009-10 Wellington Collegians 


WINNERS – CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 

(Total Points) ROYAL VISIT CUP 










1985-86 Tawa 

1986-87 Tawa 

1987-88 Brooklyn 


1989-90 Indian Sports 















1975-76 Tawa 

1976-77 Tawa 





1981-82 Tawa 




1985-86 Tawa 

1986-87 Tawa 












1998/99 Eastern Suburbs 












WINNERS – NORWOOD CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 

(Average points per team – 5 teams required to qualify) 




1996-97 Brooklyn 





2001-02 Tawa 

2002-03 Tawa 



2005-06 Tawa 


2007-08 North City 




WINNERS – J A IVES SHIELD 

(Total Points to 1989 then Average Points 

Club Championship-Hutt Valley Teams Only) 



1948-49 Trafalgar Park Stop Out 

1949-50 Trafalgar Park Stop Out 


1951-52 Naenae 



1954-55 Eastern & Naenae 





1959-60 Eastern & Hutt Districts 









1968-69 Wainuiomata 

1969-70 Taita 

1970-71 Taita 









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1982-83 Taita 




1986-87 Taita 





1991-92 Heretaunga 





1996-97 Taita 

1997-98 Taita 

1998-99 Taita 


2000-01 Taita 


2002-03 Taita 


2004-05 Taita 




2008-09 Taita 

2009-10 Petone-Riverside 

WINNERS – A J COOK MEMORIAL SHIELD 

(Awarded for the Aggregate Club Championship in 

Hutt Valley since 1989-90) 



1991-92 Taita 

1992-93 Taita 

1993-94 Taita 

1994-95 Taita 

1995-96 Taita 


1997-98 Taita 

1998-99 Taita 

1999-2000 Taita 

2000-01 Taita 


2002-03 Taita 

2003-04 Taita 

2004-05 Taita 

2005-06 Taita 


2007-08 Taita 

2008-09 Taita 


WINNERS – TRUSTBANK SUNDAY CUP 

1984-85 Tawa 1988-89 Wellington Collegians 

1985-86 Tawa 1989-90 Onslow 

1986-87 Onslow 1990-91 University 

1987-88 Karori 1991-92 University 

NB: Competition ceased 1992/93 



DAY-NIGHT SERIES 



CAREER RECORDS - Batting (6000 runs or more) 

Inn N.O. H.S. Runs Ave. 

W A Baker 1910-1943 291 45 254 10,226 41.56 

A M Wilson 1975-2007 306 35 181 9,703 35.80 

K H Tucker 1894-1928 330 34 221* 9,183 31.02 

J R Lamason 1924-1950 239 16 192 8,425 37.78 

A W S Brice 1902-1935 343 25 228 8,349 26.19 

C S Dempster 1921-1948 116 13 224 7,813 75.85 

T G McMahon 1947-1981 326 22 117* 7,302 24.02 

E J Gray 1972-2004 283 77 116* 7,191 34.90 

E W T Tindill 1928-1953 217 24 201 7,183 37.21 

H A Morgan 1956-1977 281 36 144 6,725 27.45 

R T Morgan 1928-1955 291 29 143* 6,709 25.60 

D R Newton 1971-1990 264 39 110 6,661 29.60 

T A Boyer 1990-2009 233 27 153 6,642 32.24 

G P Bilby 1959-1979 217 27 164* 6,598 34.36 

R T Barber 1941-1963 237 11 254 6,518 28.84 

F L H Mooney 1940-1958 214 21 147 6,439 33.36 

H M McGirr 1911-1932 195 15 159 6,348 35.26 

WJR Christophersen 1925-1941 185 19 164 6,184 37.25 

R A Vance 1942-1964 208 7 195 6,134 30.51 

D R Alexander 1938-1963 253 21 217 6,083 26.21 

B W Sinclair 1955-1972 152 29 167 6,078 49.41 

R H Vance 1973-1991 185 25 160 6,006 37.53 

MOST CENTURIES IN A SEASON 

C S Dempster 1928-29 (6) for Institute O.B. 

A M Wilson 1989-90 (5) for Onslow 

C S Dempster 1930-31 (4) for Institute O.B. 

C S Dempster 1932-33 (4) for Petone 

W J R Christophersen 1928-29 (4) for Kilbirnie 

H F Rice 1942-43 (4) for Kilbirnie 

B W Sinclair 1966-67 (4) for Kilbirnie 

G R Larsen 1986-87 (4) for Onslow 

TWO CENTURIES IN A MATCH 

A B Williams (Midland) ..................... v Wellington 1897-98 114 & 105 

F L H Mooney (St Pats OB) ............. v Karori 1950-51 106 & 100* 

E J Gray (Karori) ............................... v University 1980-81 110* & 102* 

G R Larsen (Onslow) ....................... v Kilbirnie 1986-87 103* & 102 

G R Loveridge (Wgtn Colls) ............. v Petone-Riv 1999-2000 117 & 120 

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL INNINGS 

291 J Ell ..................... Wellington v St Pat’s Old Boys .................... 1945-46 

260 J E Banks ........... Institute Old Boys v Wellington ................... 1925-26 

254 W A Baker ........... East v North ................................................ 1918-19 

254 R T Barber ........... WCOB v Karori ............................................ 1951-52 

CENTURIES IN SENIOR CRICKET (7 or more) 

C S Dempster ...............................30 

W A Baker .....................................23 

K H Tucker .....................................19 

J R Lamason .................................18 

A M Wilson ...................................17 

B W Sinclair ..................................15 

F L H Mooney ...............................14 

E W T Tindill ...................................13 

W J R Christophersen ..................13 

A M Hollings .................................12 

G P Bilby .......................................12 

B A Edgar ......................................12 

J F M Morrison .............................12 

T A Boyer ......................................12 

F A Midlane .................................. 11 

H M McGirr ................................... 11 

H Foley .......................................... 11 

A W S Brice ..................................10 

J H Hutchings ...............................10 

H N Lambert .................................10 

E J Gray .........................................9 

J S Hiddleston ................................9 

K L Parkin ........................................9 

D R Alexander .................................9 

S B Golder ......................................9 

R A Vance........................................8 

J Ell .................................................8 

H F Rice ..........................................8 

W F Airey ........................................8 

L J Woodcock .................................8 

L S M Miller ....................................7 

B A G Murray ..................................7 

D S Patrick ......................................7 

R H Vance .......................................7 

J V Coney ........................................7 

G R Larsen ......................................7 

D J Pollock ......................................7 

D S McHardy ..................................7 

S J Murdoch ...................................7 

MOST RUNS IN A SEASON (800 or more) 

Season Inns NO Runs Ave 

1928-29 C S Dempster (Institute OB) 10 1 1182 131.33 

1927-28 C S Dempster (Institute OB) 11 2 976 108.44 

1989-90 A M Wilson (Onslow) 18 2 969 60.56 

1942-43 H F Rice (Kilbirnie) 19 5 956 68.28 

1928-29 W J R Christophersen (Kilbirnie) 14 1 905 69.91 

1986-87 R W Ormiston (University) 19 4 839 55.93 

1941-42 J R Lamason (WCOB) 15 1 817 58.35 

RECORD PARTNERSHIPS FOR EACH WICKET 

1st wicket, 325 

K D Innes (216) and M C Goodson (158*), Karori v Upper Hutt, 1995-96 

2nd wicket, 260 

W H Dustin (134) and W A Baker (125*), Midland v Institute OB, 1933-34 

3rd wicket, 285 

C G Hamilton (119) and E J Aim (189), Hutt v Midland, 1933-34. 

4th wicket, 269 

H N Lambert (209) and A W Duncan (76), WCOB v Institute OB, 1925-26 


R T Barber (254) and K L Parkin (120*), WCOB v Karori, 1951-52 


J R Lamason (187) and C K Parsloe (69), WCOB v Kilbirnie, 

1932-33 


W Harris (142) and A E Morris (74), Kilbirnie v Petone, 1933-34 


I B Pollard (117) and N A Huxford (74*), Midland v WCOB, 1963-64 


A Hodge (104*) and F Spottiswoode (100), Gas Company v Newtown, 

1907-08 


B A Marris (130*) and H Knowles-Smith (61), WCOB v Returned Soldiers, 

1918-19

BATSMAN SCORING MOST RUNS EACH SEASON 

Season Inns NO HS Runs Ave 

1888-89 H M Moorhouse (Phoenix) 7 – 103 285 40.70 

1889-90 H M Moorhouse (Phoenix) 5 – 107 201 50.20 

1890-91 H M Moorhouse (Phoenix) 9 1 108* 411 51.40 

1891-92 A. Blacklock (Midland) 12 1 66 362 32.90 

1892-93 C H Dryden (Rivals) 12 – 69 265 21.10 

1893-94 C S Cross (Rivals) 12 2 88 393 39.30 

1894-95 A R Holdship (Wellington) 9 3 136* 325 54.16 

1895-96 A B Williams (Midland) 8 – 150 363 45.37 



1898-99 K H Tucker (Midland) 10 1 221* 342 38.00 

1899-1900 F A Midlane (Phoenix) 11 3 107* 437 54.62 

1900-01 C A Richardson (Wellington) 10 2 102* 329 41.12 

1901-02 C A Richardson (Wellington) 10 2 151 532 66.50 

1902-03 F Holdsworth (Midland) 11 – 97 341 31.00 

1903-04 J P Blacklock (WCOB) 8 – 110 442 55.25 

1904-05 A Hawthorne (Gas Co) 10 1 78 283 31.44 

1905-06 J H Hutchings (Midland) 7 1 122 368 61.33 

1906-07 K H Tucker (WCOB) 8 – 110 442 55.25 

1907-08 K H Tucker (WCOB) 12 2 107* 458 45.80 

1908-09 A W S Brice (Petone) 11 1 106 428 42.80 

1909-10 F A Midlane (East A) 12 4 140* 508 63.50 

1910-11 J P Blacklock (North) 11 2 91 429 47.60 

1911-12 W R L Gibbes (East A) 10 – 95 449 44.90 

1912-13 J P Blacklock (North) 14 1 98 331 25.46 

1913-14 F A Midlane (East) 12 4 101* 707 88.37 

1914-15 A W S Brice (Petone) 16 3 121 662 41.57 

1915-16 W A Baker (East) 16 4 241* 663 55.25 

1916-17 E M Beechey (WCOB) 16 1 150 653 43.53 

1917-18 C G Wilson (North) 13 – 181 762 58.61 

1918-19 W A Baker (East) 7 – 254 665 95.00 

1919-20 C G Wilson (North) 12 – 137 565 47.08 

1920-21 H M McGirr (Hutt) 16 1 130 564 37.60 

1921-22 C S Dempster (Institute OB) 15 2 124 762 58.62 

1922-23 K H Tucker (WCOB) 10 1 126* 463 51.44 

1923.24 J H Hutchings (Midland) 11 1 117* 452 45.20 

1924-25 C S Dempster (Institute OB) 8 1 162* 538 76.85 

1925-26 W A Baker (Midland) 10 2 235 538 67.25 

1926-27 F T Badcock (Kilbirnie) 13 1 115 640 53.33 



1929-30 A M Hollings (Wellington) 12 2 213 751 75.10 

1930-31 W A Baker (Midland) 12 – 170 754 62.83 

1931-32 H N Lambert (Institute OB) 11 – 147 716 65.09 

1932-33 C S Dempster (Petone) 11 1 155 792 79.20 

1933-34 E J Aim (Hutt) 14 – 189 566 40.42 

1934-35 D S Wilson (Kilbirnie) 13 2 164 704 64.00 

1935-36 L V Browne (WCOB) 14 2 121 553 50.27 

1936-37 C K Parsloe (Kilbirnie) 13 1 143 562 46.83 

1937-38 S Ward (Kilbirnie) 13 4 162 642 71.33 

1938-39 J Ell (Wellington) 14 1 123 724 55.69 

1939-40 A G Wiren (Wellington) 15 4 207* 639 58.09 

1940-41 P D Wilson (University) 16 – 156 596 37.25 

1941-42 J R Lamason (WCOB) 15 1 176 817 58.35 

1942-43 H F Rice (Kilbirnie) 19 5 121 856 68.28 

1943-44 E W T Tindill (Midland-Wellington) 15 3 115 685 52.69 

1944-45 H F Rice (Kilbirnie) 11 – 197 565 51.36 



1947-48 F L H Mooney (St Pat’s OB) 12 4 121* 444 55.50 

1948-49 R A Vance (University) 16 – 165 539 33.69 

1949-50 R T Morgan (Wellington) 15 1 101 625 44.64 

1950-51 F L H Mooney (St Pat’s OB) 16 3 115 642 49.38 

1951-52 R T Barber (WCOB) 12 2 254 685 68.50 

1952-53 R K H Johansson (Karori) 15 3 127* 531 44.25 

1953-54 G Shaw (Institute Old Boys) 18 – 73 507 28.16 

1954-55 J R Reid (Wellington) 14 5 198* 643 71.44 

1955-56 D W Crowe (Wellington) 16 – 82 542 33.87 

1956-57 L S M Miller (Karori) 9 1 119 544 68.00 

1957-58 J W Clarke (Wellington) 18 2 113 534 33.37 

1958-59 T G McMahon (Wellington) 20 1 94* 532 28.00 

1959-60 A D Ward (University) 15 3 83* 415 34.58 

1960-61 H A Morgan (St Pats OB) 18 1 98 573 33.70 

1961-62 B W Sinclair (Kilbirnie) 12 5 95* 561 80.14 

1962-63 G P Bilby (Wellington) 12 2 158 498 49.80 

1963-64 J R Reid (Karori) 14 2 159 603 50.25 

1964-65 C J Coney (WCOB) 12 3 113* 519 57.66 

1965-66 P B Truscott (Karori) 14 2 130 655 54.58 

1966-67 B W Sinclair (Kilbirnie) 13 5 167 780 97.50 

1967-68 R G Jefferson (St Pats OB) 16 2 94 517 36.9 

1968-69 J W J Schofer (Karori) 16 4 101 623 51.91 


1970-71 G P Bilby (Kilbirnie) 14 5 159* 701 77.88 

1971-72 R W Smith (Kilbirnie) 15 1 84 577 41.21 

1972-73 J W J Schofer (Karori) 12 – 104 479 39.91 

1973-74 B W Cederwall (Midland St Pats) 15 1 67 501 35.78 


1975-76 G S Allen (Kilbirnie) 17 1 78 476 29.75 

D M Cederwall (Midland St Pats) 17 1 62 476 29.75 

1976-77 R H Vance (Wgtn Collegians) 16 3 160* 580 44.61 

1977-78 J F M Morrison (Onslow) 15 3 117 629 52.41 

1978-79 A M Wilson (Onslow) 14 0 162 660 47.14 

1979-80 B A Edgar (Kilbirnie) 12 2 119* 701 70.10 

1980-81 E J Gray (Karori) 13 5 110* 583 72.87 

1981-82 A Nathu (Kilbirnie) 15 – 85 535 35.66 


1983-84 C J Pickett (Tawa) 14 3 166* 526 47.81 

1984-85 A M Wilson (Onslow) 18 6 130* 706 58.83 

1985-86 D R Newton (Johnsonville) 17 4 105 603 46.30 

1986-87 R W Ormiston (University) 19 14 105* 839 55.93 

1987-88 R H Vance (Wgtn Collegians) 12 2 96* 589 58.90 

1988-89 M R James (Tawa) 20 – 95 711 35.55 


1990-91 M L Warner (Johnsonville) 21 – 117 790 37.60 

1991-92 J R Murtagh (Onslow) 15 1 106 687 49.07 

1992-93 J M Aiken (Wgtn Collegians) 16 3 84 594 45.90 

1993-94 R J Kerr (University) 18 1 92 736 43.29 

1994-95 D S McHardy (Wgtn Colls) 15 3 116 608 50.67 

1995-96 G R Swinney (Stokes Valley) 18 1 110 770 45.29 

1996-97 D J Pollock (Johnsonville) 16 – 130 515 32.10 

1997-98 M H Nevin (Hutt) 21 1 140 649 32.45 

1998-99 D S McHardy (Wgtn Colls) 17 7 128 745 74.50 

1999-00 T A Boyer (Wgtn Colls) 15 1 153 616 44.00 

2000-01 S R Mather (Eastern Suburbs) 14 5 141* 731 81.22 

2001-02 G T Donaldson (Stokes Valley) 13 2 92 504 45.81 

2002-03 T A Boyer (Eastern Suburbs) 18 3 114* 660 44.00 

2003-04 D S McHardy (Collegians) 16 2 100 614 43.85 

2004-05 B C Rapson (University) 17 4 151* 599 46.07 

2005-06 B C Rapson (University) 19 1 96 637 35.39 

2006-07 J J B Dean (Eastern Suburbs) 19 2 123* 708 41.65 

2007-08 J D Ryder (Naenae Old Boys) 10 1 112 618 68.67 

2008-09 S J Murdoch (Karori) 17 5 148* 736 61.33 

2009-10 D J van der Heyden (Upper Hutt) 20 2 106 703 39.06 

CAREER RECORDS - Bowling (500 wickets or more) 

Runs Wickets Ave 

A W S Brice ....................... 1902-1935 16,021 1,173 13.65 

S R O’Neill ......................... 1930-1964 14,973 869 17.23 

J G Ashenden .................... 1931-1957 14,634 847 17.27 

K H Tucker .......................... 1894-1928 10,771 811 13.28 

E F Upham ......................... 1889-1911 7,652 783 9.77 

E J Gray ............................. 1972-2004 10,709 762 14.05 

J S Perkins ......................... 1959-1985 12,850 719 17.87 

R Allen. .............................. 1935-1965 10,972 717 15.30 

M J Coles .......................... 1964-1982 8,825 687 12.84 

H Chapman ........................ 1940-1961 11,313 650 17.50 

S B Cater ........................... 1971-1988 8,073 584 13.82 

C G Finlayson ..................... 1909-1928 7,853 577 13.61 

R F Broom ........................ 1951-1967 9,358 576 16.24 

L C Butler .......................... 1951-1971 7,672 572 13.41 

H A Morgan ...................... 1956-1977 9,882 566 17.46 

E O Hales ........................... 1896-1913 6,398 560 11.42 

E R Judd ............................ 1910-1936 10,809 544 19.86 

P N Benfield ....................... 1968-1988 8,932 530 16.85 

H M McGirr ........................ 1911-1932 8,270 502 16.47 

FOUR WICKETS IN SUCCESSIVE BALLS 

G R Dickinson .................. Karori v Army .............................................. 1943-44 

M D Meech...................... Wellington v Institute Old Boys... .............. 1953-54 

M G Browne .................... Karori v Johnsonville. .................................. 1953-54 

S M Battock ..................... Stokes Valley v Eastern Suburbs .................2000-01 

C H Shanks ...................... North City v Petone-Riverside .....................2005-06 

D J Scott .......................... Taita v Onslow .............................................2006-07 

MOST WICKETS IN A MATCH 

18 K H Tucker.......... ............WCOB v Petone 1915-16 9-46 & 9-46 

TEN WICKETS IN AN INNINGS 

L F Keys ................... Institute OB v Petone ............... 1916-17 10 for 120 runs 

J H Hutchings .......... East v Thorndon ........................ 1919-20 10 for 37 runs 

W A Aldersley .......... Hutt v WCOB ............................ 1919-20 10 for 32 runs 

R J Duffy .................. Institute OB v Hutt .................... 1934-35 10 for 80 runs 

D F Gillespie ............ Onslow v Karori ........................ 1976-77 10 for 59 runs 

A G Wharf ................ Johnsonville v Hutt Dist ............ 1996-97 10 for 72 runs 

M Y Pasupati ............ Onslow v North City ................. 2002-03 10 for 31 runs 

BOWLERS CAPTURING MOST WICKETS 

EACH SEASON 

Wickets Runs Ave 

1888-89 A H Gore (Wellington) 33 220 6.60 

1889-90 C H Dryden (Star) 36 272 7.55 

1890-91 E Fitzsimmons (Midland) 42 554 13.10 

1891-92 F Taylor (Phoenix) 48 337 7.20 

1892-93 C H Dryden (Rivals) 56 567 10.10 

1893-94 E F Upham (Midland) 52 462 8.88 

F L Ashbolt (Wellington) 52 483 9.28 

1894-95 F L Ashbolt (Wellington) 53 463 8.73 

1895-96 E F. Upham (Midland) 50 465 9.30 

1896-97 F L. Ashbolt (Wellington) 49 405 8.26 

1897-98 F L. Ashbolt (Wellington) 48 579 12.06 

1898-99 E O. Hales (Wellington) 51 481 9.43 

1899-1900 K H Tucker (Midland) 38 310 8.15 

1900-01 F L Ashbolt (Wellington) 47 531 11.29 

1901-02 T Connell (Wellington) 45 467 10.37 

1902-03 E O Hales (Wellington) 49 402 8.20 

1903-04 E O Hales (Wellington) 48 441 9.1 


K H Tucker (WCOB) 57 547 9.59 

1905-06 K H Tucker (WCOB) 46 363 7.89 


1907-08 L T Cobcroft (Petone) 58 814 14.03 

1908-09 J Rodgers (Waiwhetu) 46 469 10.19 

1909-10 A W S Brice (Petone) 59 660 11.18 

1910-11 C E Hickey (East A) 46 499 10.80 

W R L Gibbes (East A) 46 507 11.00 

1911-12 J F W Dickson (Victoria College) 44 606 13.77 

1912-13 T R Southall (North) 69 723 10.47 

1913-14 A H Fenton (Victoria College) 49 706 14.40 

1914-15 C W Robinson (Central) 51 692 13.56 


1916-17 J H Hutchings (East) 61 553 9.14 


1918-19 W A Aldersley (Hutt) 27 460 17.24 




1921-22 H M McGirr (Hutt) 57 632 11.10 

1922-23 C G Finlayson (Petone) 60 571 9.51 


1924-25 F T Badcock (Institute OB) 41 285 6.95 

1925-26 H M McGirr (Hutt) 46 452 9.82 

1926-27 F T Badcock (Kilbirnie) 49 701 14.30 


1928-29 R W Hope (Petone 50 741 18.15 

1929-30 R Crook (Kilbirnie) 33 566 17.12 

1930-31 A W Duncan (WCOB) 50 953 19.60 

1931-32 R W Hope (Petone) 47 779 16.05 

1932-33 E D Blundell (Wellington) 59 851 14.42 

1933-34 W Tricklebank (University) 60 758 12.63 

1934-35 I A H Symes (Wellington) 54 666 12.33 

1935-36 I A H Symes (Wellington) 41 679 16.56 

1936-37 A McLean (Institute Old Boys) 43 496 11.23 

1937-38 S R O’Neill (Midland) 61 781 12.80 

1938-39 J G Ashenden (Kilbirnie) 52 659 12.67 

S R O’Neill (Midland) 52 787 15.13 

1939-40 B J Champness (Hutt) 41 785 19.19 

1940-41 B J Champness (Hutt) 56 711 12.69 


1942-43 G L Whyte (WCOB) 76 811 10.67 

1943-44 S R O’Neill (Midland-Wellington) 59 725 12.28 


1945-46 R A Buchan (Hutt) 40 480 12.00 

1946-47 J H Rose (Wellington) 36 647 17.97 

1947-48 R Allen (Kilbirnie) 40 601 15.02 

1948-49 C L W Randall (Midland) 66 703 12.01 

1949-50 C L W Randall (Midland) 57 725 12.72 

1950-51 M G Browne (Karori) 59 742 12.57 

1951-52 B W H Sergent (Institute OB) 41 589 14.36 

1952-53 H Chapman (Karori) 56 810 14.46 

1953-54 T S Malloch (Kilbirnie) 59 750 12.71 

1954-55 J R Reid (Wellington) 72 648 9.00 

1955-56 B D Morrison (Karori) 69 936 13.56 

1956-57 R F Broom (Wellington) 53 780 14.10 

1957-58 T S Malloch (Kilbirnie) 51 665 13.03 

1958-59 L C Butler (Kilbirnie) 48 360 7.50 

1959-60 R E Reid (Kilbirnie) 50 595 11.90 

1960-61 W J R Haskell (University) 61 656 10.75 

1961-62 N Kelly (Onslow) 42 770 18.33 

1962-63 R F Broom (Wellington) 64 807 12.60 

1963-64 I B Pollard (Midland) 72 856 11.88 

1964-65 T P O’Neil (Karori) 50 817 16.34 

1965-66 L C Butler (Kilbirnie) 58 489 8.43 

JUDITH SADLER MEMORIAL TROPHY 

Most Runs in Senior Cricket 

I No HS Runs Ave 

1988/89 S M Hall (Onslow) 17 6 120* 765 69.54 

1989/90 G M Heather (Onslow) 13 3 132* 704 70.4 

1990/91 P D Kinsella (Wgtn Colls) 16 3 152* 1003 77.15 

1991/92 J Clark (Tawa) 16 4 156* 853 71.10 

1992/93 P D Kinsella (Wgtn Colls) 18 4 198 1259 89.95 



1995/96 A M O’Leary (Taita) 10 2 105 486 60.75 


1997/98 P D Kinsella (Hutt) 18 1 165* 1205 70.88 


1999/2000 A M O’Leary (Taita) 11 2 124* 589 65.44 

2000/01 F A Stickney (Hutt) 13 8 130 625 125.00 

2001/02 M A M Lewis (Naenae) 

2002/03 M G Wakefield (Taita) 12 2 192 584 58.40 

2003/04 M G Wakefield (Taita) 11 2 120* 389 43.22 

2004/05 M A M Lewis (Onslow) 8 2 188* 482 80.33 

2005/06 S Dickson (Easts) 11 5 66* 454 75.67 


2007/08 P Lewis (Onslow) 14 2 83* 349 29.08 


2009/10 M G Wakefield (Johnsonville) 13 1 89* 429 35.75 

JOY LAMASON TROPHY 

Most Points in Senior Women’s One Day Competition 

1988/89 University-TOG 1999/2000 Hutt District 

1989/90 Onslow 2000/01 Hutt District 

1990/91 Wellington Collegians 2001/02 Eastern Suburbs 

1991/92 Wellington Collegians 2002/03 Naenae Old Boys 

1992/93 Onslow 2003/04 Wellington Collegians 

1993/94 Onslow/Taita (tie) 2004/05 Onslow 

1994/95 Onslow 2005/06 Onslow 

1995/96 Onslow 2006/07 Onslow 

1996/97 Hutt District 2007/08 Onslow 

1997/98 Taita 2008/09 Onslow 

1998/99 Hutt District 2009/10 Onslow 


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Club – Women 

WINNERS - SENIOR WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP 

1966-67 J H Bray (Tawa) 55 599 10.89 

1967-68 D R Hosking (S.P.O.B.) 45 653 14.51 

1968-69 G A Snowden (Midland) 47 829 17.63 

1969-70 H A Morgan (S.P.O.B.) 52 609 11.71 

1970-71 H A Morgan (Midland-St Pats) 46 577 12.54 

1971-72 M J Coles (Kilbirnie) 42 481 11.45 

1972-73 M J Coles (Kiblirnie) 42 359 8.54 

1973-74 T Vaikvee (Karori) 38 572 15.05 

1974-75 S B Cater (Karori) 46 628 13.67 

H A Morgan (Kilbirnie) 46 575 12.50 

1975-76 P N Benfield (Karori) 46 752 16.34 

1976-77 S B Cater (Karori) 59 942 15.97 



1979-80 S B Cater (Johnsonville) 64 557 8.70 


1981-82 N G D Wood (University) 50 583 11.66 

1982-83 N G D Wood (University) 45 608 13.51 



1985-86 E J Gray (Karori) 43 406 9.44 

1986-87 P J Christian (Onslow) 35 569 16.26 

1987-88 A A Griffiths (Tawa) 47 689 14.60 

1988-89 P J Christian (Onslow) 37 577 15.59 

1989-90 I A Boyle (Midland-St Pat’s) 38 621 16.34 

1990-91 E J Gray (Karori) 45 607 13.40 

1991-92 G J Mackenzie (Midland-St Pats) 38 865 14.87 

S R Joss (Tawa) 38 700 18.42 

1992-93 E J Gray (Karori) 47 602 12.80 

1993-94 G J Mackenzie (Eastern Subs) 41 546 13.32 

1994-95 P W Jarvis (Onslow) 48 560 11.67 

1995-96 R Rotch (Upper Hutt) 50 671 13.42 

1996-97 A G Wharf (Johnsonville) 48 615 12.81 

1997-98 E J Gray (Johnsonville) 54 631 11.69 

1998-99 N Phillips (Taita) 39 498 12.77 

1999-2000 D S Little (Taita) 60 382 6.36 

2000-01 E J Gray (Wgtn Collegians) 69 928 13.44 

2001-02 S J Hotter (Eastern Suburbs) 50 528 10.56 

2002-03 A J Mercer (Karori) 62 767 12.37 

2003-04 S Kirk (Collegians) 51 651 12.76 

2004-05 L J Edwards (Karori) 51 635 12.45 

2005-06 L J Edwards (Karori) 48 838 17.87 

2006-07 D J Scott (Taita) 46 422 9.17 

2007-08 D J Scott (Taita) 61 670 10.98 

2008-09 G B Murray (University) 51 502 9.84 

2009-10 J J Brown (Collegians) 60 606 10.10 

MARJORIE SWEETMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY 

Most Wickets in Senior Cricket 

Wkts Runs Ave 

1988/89 D J Cook (Onslow) 30 394 13.13 

1989/90 G M Heather (Onslow) 40 465 11.62 

1990/91 K D Musson (University-TOG) 44 403 9.15 

1991/92 M Robertson (Tawa) 39 383 9.82 

1992/93 J E Harris (Hutt District) 40 569 14.23 

1993/94 T A Devereux (Hutt District) 32 395 12.32 



1996/97 A M Corbin (Hutt District) 27 190 7.03 

1997/98 J E Harris (Hutt District) 33 448 13.58 

1998/99 S Evason (Taita) 28 214 7.64 

1999/2000 A M Corbin (Hutt District) 37 305 8.24 

2000/01 A E Cooper (Hutt District) 32 247 7.72 

2001/02 N L Dawson 

2002/03 A M Little (Naenae) 46 273 5.93 

2003/04 A E Cooper (Collegians) 26 223 8.57 

2004/05 M L Presland (Onslow) 34 298 8.76 

2005/06 A M Dodd (Hutt District) 26 169 6.50 

2006/07 F O’Connor (Eastern Suburbs) 25 233 9.32 

2007/08 R J M Moffitt (Onslow) 28 282 10.07 

2008/09 A Evans (Collegians) 21 172 8.19 

2009/10 R J M Moffitt (Onslow) 25 280 11.20 

DOROTHY SIMONS CUP* 

Most Points in Senior Women’s Two Day Competition 

1988/89 Hutt District 1995/96 Hutt District 



1991/92 Onslow 1998/99 Taita 

1992/93 Tawa 1999/2000 Eastern Suburbs 

1993/94 Hutt District 2000/01 Hutt District 

1994/95 Karori 

* 1 Day Games only played since 2001/02

New Zealand Representatives – Women 

whilst playing for Wellington 

H E Buck ............................................ 1935 

A E Hurcomb (nee Ell) ....................... 1935 

D Bailey (nee Hatcher) ....................... 1938, 1949 

J Fulford (nee Holmes) ...................... 1938, 1948, 1949 

I M Lamason (nee Pickering) (c) ........ 1938, 1948, 1949, 1954 

V H M Farrell ...................................... 1948, 1954 

J W Francis (nee Hudson) .................. 1948, 1949, 1954 

J C Hatcher ........................................ 1948, 1949, 1954 

J G Lamason ...................................... 1948, 1949, 1954 

J M Coulston ..................................... 1954, 1957 

V R Coutts.......................................... 1954 

A Morrison ......................................... 1957 

J M Stonell ........................................ 1957, 1961, 1966 

G Sutherland ...................................... 1957, 1958 

B I Thorner ......................................... 1957, 1961 

E J Maker .......................................... 1966 

W J Coe (nee Deveaux) ..................... 1966, 1969 

P F McKelvey (c) ................................ 1966, 1969, 1972, 1975, 1977, 1978, 

1979, 1980, 1982 

J M Saulbrey ...................................... 1966, 1969, 1972, 1973, 1975 

B L Bevege ........................................ 1973, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979,1982 

M H Peters (nee Dunlop) .................. 1973, 1975, 1977, 1982 

C E Henshilwood ............................... 1977, 1978, 1979 

J Lord ................................................. 1977, 1979, 1982 

L Lindsay ........................................... 1978 

1937/38 A D L Hatcher 117 

1947/48 O J C Hatcher 120 

1947/48 C J G Lamason 122 

1949/50 A M A Belcher 190* 

1949/40 C M A Belcher 114 

1951/52 O I M Lamason 104* 

1953/54 C J C Hatcher 123 

1953/54 O V R Coutts 103* 

Women Representative Honours 

1957/58 O B I Thorner 101 

1959/60 C J Dalton 141 

1961/62 O J M Stonell 107* 

1963/64 C W J Deveaux 118* 

1965/66 CXI P F McKelvey 105 

1966/67 NS J M Stonell 116* 

1967/68 A W J Coe 

(nee Deveaux) 109 

CENTURIES (26) 

V S Sexton ......................................... 1978 

L M Fraser ......................................... 1982, 1984 

J E Harris ........................................... 1987/88, 1989/90, 1990/91, 1991/92, 

1992/93, 1993, 1993/94, 1994/95, 

1995/96, 1996, 1996/97, 1997/98 

N M Williams ..................................... 1985/86, 1987/88, 1988, 1988/89, 

1990/91, 1991/92 

P D Kinsella ........................................ 1987/88, 1989/90, 1991/92, 1992/93, 

1993, 1993/94, 1994/95 

J Clark ................................................ 1990/91, 1991/92 

K D Musson ....................................... 1992/93, 1993, 1993/94, 1994/95, 

1995/96 

M A M Lewis (c) ................................ 1994/95, 1995/96, 1996, 1996/97, 1997, 

1997/98, 2002/03, 2003/04, 2004/05 

J A Fryer ............................................ 1995/96, 1996, 1996/97, 1997, 1997/98 

A M O’Leary ...................................... 1996, 1998/99, 1999/2000, 

........................................................... 2000/2001, 2001/02 

A M Dodd (nee Corbin) ...................... 2001/02, 2003/04, 2004/05, 2005/06 

2006/07 

F S King ............................................. 2001/02, 2002/03 

A J Green ........................................... 2002/03, 2003/04, 2004/05 

S F M Devine ..................................... 2006/07, 2008/09, 2009/10 

L R Doolan ......................................... 2007/08, 2008/09, 2009/10 

S E A Ruck ......................................... 2009, 2009/10 

E C Perry ........................................... 2010 


Season Opp Bowler 

Wkts/ 

Runs 

1938/39 C M J Holmes 8-40 

1946/47 C J W Francis 6-22 

1947/48 C J G Lamason 6-43 

1947/48 A J W Francis 6-26 

1948/49 C M J Fulford 

(nee Holmes) 7-42 

1949/50 A M J Fulford 6-45 

1952/53 O J G Lamason 7-3 

1954/55 A JM Coulston 7-24 


Wkts/ 

Runs 

1959/60 O B I Thorner 6-78 

1959/60 O E J Maker 7-25 

1963/64 O B I Watt 

(nee Thorner) 8-24 

1966/67 A J Benefield 6-27 

1968/69 C M H Dunlop 8-25 

1972/73 O J M Saulbrey 8-51 

1972/73 C J L Raven 6-65 

1972/73 NS J M Saulbrey 6-54 

1970/71 A P F McKelvey 105* 

1972/73 C M H Dunlop 101 

1974/75 O M H Dunlop 108 

1975/76 NS L M Lindsay 120 

1977-78 NS C A Salmon 126 

1977-78 O P J Hyman 101 

1980/81 A B L Bevege 123 

1986/87 C G M Heather 102* 

6 OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS (32) 


Wkts/ 

Runs 

1973/74 O J M Saulbrey 7-35 

1974/75 NS M H Dunlop 6-11 

1974/75 C J M Saulbrey 6-27 

1974/75 C J M Saulbrey 7-29 

1974/75 A M H Dunlop 6-11 

1974/75 O J M Saulbrey 6-45 

1975/76 A J M Saulbrey 9-22 

1975/76 O J M Saulbrey 7-56 

1977/78 NS M H Dunlop 7-6 

1995/95 C M A M Lewis 155* 

2003/04 A M A M Lewis 100* 

2005/06 ND A M Smith 104 

2006/07 O A M Smith 101 

2008/09 A M G Wakefield 120 

2009/10 ND L R Doolan 102* 


Wkts/ 

Runs 

1977/78 O J H Lord 6-50 

1979/80 C J H Lord 6-29 

1982/83 NS L Fraser 6-28 

1983/84 A M H Peters 

(nee Dunlop) 7-19 

1986/87 SD G M Heather 6-26 

1993/94 PCXI T A Jackson 6-42 

2008/09 O A E Cooper 6-9 


Cricketer Best and Most Outstanding 

of the Year Enterprising Batsman 

Club Captain 

1949/50 J R Reid – J Coulston 

1950/51 J R Reid – L G Williams 

1951/52 R T Barber – T Meale 

1952/53 F E Fisher – J E F Beck 

1953/54 No Award – B Meale 

1954/55 J R Reid – A J Edgar 

1955/56 L S M Miller – B Clarke 

1956/57 L S M Miller – B W Sinclair 

1957/58 R W Blair – J W Clarke 

1958/59 J R Reid – B A G Murray 

1959/60 J R Reid – A D Ward 

1960/61 P T Barton – I N Taylor 

1961/62 R W Blair R A Vance B W Sinclair 

1962/63 B D Morrison D O Neely G P Bilby 

1963/64 B W Sinclair A Roberts D O Neely 

1964/65 J R Reid D S St. John C J Coney 

1965/66 B W Sinclair D O Neely B D Smith 

1966/67 B W Sinclair W J R Haskell R E Redmond 

1967/68 B A G Murray B D Morrison A R Taylor 

1968/69 B A G Murray D J Francis J W J Schofer 

1969/70 B A G Murray I R Mason G A Newdick 

1970/71 R O Collinge J A L Gibson G A Newdick 

1971/72 B R Taylor A E Dick K T McNamara 

1972/73 B R Taylor B R Taylor J V Coney 

1973/74 R O Collinge B R Taylor B W Cederwall 

1974/75 J F M Morrison B D Smith J P Topp 

1975/76 J F M Morrison T Vaikvee B A Edgar 

1976/77 E J Chatfield J P Topp B A Edgar 

1977/78 E J Chatfield J V Coney R J Kean 

1978/79 B A Edgar B R Taylor A M Wilson 

1979/80 B A Edgar R W Smith R B Reid 

1980/81 B A Edgar E J Gray R T Hart 

1981/82 E J Chatfield S B Cater R W Ormiston 

1982/83 E J Chatfield S B Cater J G Boyle 

1983/84 J V Coney A M Wilson C J Pickett 

1984/85 E J Chatfield R H Vance M Burrows 

1985/86 J V Coney C S Jackson T D Ritchie 

1986/87 E B McSweeney A R Isaac G R Larsen 

1987/88 A H Jones R I Fawcett G P Burnett 

1988/89 R H Vance E B McSweeney M R James 

1989/90 J P Millmow C M Webb J M Aiken 

1990/91 P W O’Rourke K R Hewson J D Wells 

1991/92 A H Jones C W Blackbourn G P Burnett 

1992/93 G R Larsen R B Reid P J B Chandler 

1993/94 M H Austen H J Grey ) R J Kerr 

D M Gell ) 

1994/95 G R Larsen D S McHardy S M Battock 

1995/96 G R Jonas S J Blackmore S J Tohill 

1996/97 H T Davis R J Kerr P J B Chandler 

1997/98 R G Twose R J Kerr J D Wells 

1998/99 R G Twose B R Jansen M R Jefferson 

1999/00 C J Nevin M R Blackmore J Consedine 

2000/01 M D Bell M D Bell R A Jones 

2001/02 A J Penn M D Bell G T Donaldson 

2002/03 M D J Walker M Y Pasupati R A Jones 

2003/04 S P Fleming L R Dry M D J Walker 

2004/05 J E C Franklin L R Dry S P Fleming 

2005/06 M R Gillespie S A Fairley M E Parlane 

2006/07 G D Elliott S A Fairley M E Parlane 

2007/08 G D Elliott M V Houghton N R Parlane 

2008/09 I E O’Brien M W Hewson J D Ryder 

2009/10 L J Woodcock S H Baker L J Woodcock 

1957/58 B F Hastings 

1958/59 B A G Murray 

1959/60 B F Hastings 

1960/61 G P Bilby 

1961/62 J St J Parson 

1962/63 A G Botting 

1963/64 D M Gray 

1964/65 C J Coney 

1965/66 P J Cudby 

1966/67 B R Niven 

1967/68 P J Wilson 

1968/69 J V Coney 

1969/70 L J Steel 

1970/71 J V Coney 


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1971/72 J V Coney 

1972/73 H M Morrison 

1973/74 E J Gray 

1974/75 E J Gray 

1975/76 B A Edgar 

1976/77 B A Edgar 

1977/78 A Nathu 

1978/79 G N Cederwall 

1979/80 D F Oakley 

1980/81 R T Hart 

1981/82 N E Parata 

1982/83 T D Ritchie 

1983/84 S C W Hainsworth 

1984/85 D L Perry 

Awards & Trophies 

NORWOOD AWARDS 1949-2010 

EDDIE CAMERON MEMORIAL CUP 

For Outstanding Cricketer Under 20 Years 

Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding 

Bowler Allrounder Fieldsman 

R McK Murray A Graham A F Nightingale) 

J W H Kelly ) 

T Harrison M G Browne G C Jones 

E M Patrick B W H Sergent P M McCaw 

R W Blair K F H Smith T G McMahon 

B D Morrison I Swaysland K Ormrod 

D A Urry F W Gatley B N Sheppard 

L A Clark A H Preston J W Clarke 

N B Jones T Harrison A H Preston 

D O C Williams No Award B F Kilby 

L C Butler S B Zavos I J Therkleson 

N A Huxford E J Sigley S Blackie 

A R Taylor W J R Haskell P Melville 

J B Park G T McConnell J Gair 

D L Paetz A R Taylor H A Morgan 

I B Pollard H A Morgan B N O’Connell 

N A Huxford G Solomon J R Vogtherr 

M J Coles R J Ebert P B Truscott 

B N Toms I J Therkleson M M Graham 

M J Coles A Adair J F M Morrison 

W A Greenstreet B D Smith A O Murphy 

J R Moss H A Morgan G M Hooper 

G T McConnell W A Greenstreet J F M Morrison 

E J Chatfield B D Smith J D Riley 

K F O’Sullivan R D Cox P J Malcon 

E J Chatfield E J Gray G P Bilby 

S B Cater B W Cederwall B P Patel 

K F O’Sullivan I R Schofer B D Smith 

B W Cederwall H W Ridley R G White 

E J Gray L Pocock A R Hewson 

B J Nelson J V Coney R I Fawcett 

N G D Wood D A Boyd K R Hewson 

R H Lang R J Pither J F M Morrison 

S J Maguiness G P Wheeler B M Best 

K B Marshall A M Wilson M Burrows 

G Hancock K R Hewson A M Wilson 

A A Griffiths D M Webber S J Maguiness 

D A Molony G R Larsen E B McSweeney 

J P Millmow H D Skipper J D Milne 

J P Millmow I W Ormiston B A Edgar 

F Beyeler M J Francis B A Edgar 

P W O’Rourke G R Larsen G R Larsen 

G J Mackenzie P J S McMahon A R Peacock 

M J Sears N A Blake J D Wells 

C P Holloway G R Larsen T A Boyer 

M C Goodson W R Holmes M W Douglas 

G R Jonas C J Nevin M W Douglas 

D S Little C J Nevin C J Nevin 

S J Hotter G B Murray S M Battock 

M Morrison M Y Pasupati M D Bell 

M R Gillespie J E C Franklin M Y Pasupati 

R Day P A Hitchcock G T Donaldson 

I E O’Brien M D J Walker C J Nevin 

P D Hitchcock M D J Walker M Y Pasupati 

M D J Walker M D J Walker C J Nevin 

M R Gillespie J E C Franklin C J Nevin 

J E C Franklin J D Ryder M D Bell 

M R Gillepsie J E C Franklin J D Ryder 

I E O’Brien G D Elliott M D Bell 

M R Gillespie G D Elliott N R Parlane 

I E O’Brien L J Woodcock J M Brodie 

A J McKay S J Rhodes L J Woodcock 

1985/86 F Beyeler 

1986/87 J P Millmow 

1987/88 S J Hotter 

1988/89 M E L Lane 

1989/90 J M Aiken 

1990/91 S J Blackmore 

1991/92 S J Blackmore 

1992/93 S R Mather 

1993/94 C J Nevin 

1994/95 C J Nevin 

1995/96 G T Donaldson 

1996/97 S de Silva 

1997/98 J E C Franklin 


1999/00 J S Patel 


2001/02 L J Woodcock 

2002/03 S R Allen 

2003/04 L Chrisp 

2004/05 A T Newdick 

2005/06 R P C Karaitiana 

2006/07 M Green 

2007/08 H K P Boam and F J Colson 

2008/09 H K P Boam 

2009/10 M J Tugaga

1951/52 B W H Sergent 

1952/53 H Chapman 

1953/54 E J Newbigin 

1954/55 J R Reid 

1955/56 B D Morrison 

1956/57 R W Blair 

1957/58 T S Malloch 

1958/59 L C Butler 

1959/60 R E Reid 

1960/61 W J R Haskell 

1961/62 T P O’Neil 

1962/63 R F Broom 

1963/64 I B Pollard 

1964/65 N A Huxford 

1965/66 L C Butler 

1973/74 B W Cederwall 

1974/75 G P Bilby 

1975/76 J F M Morrison 

1976/77 R H Vance 


1978/79 A M Wilson 

1979/80 B A Edgar 

1980/81 E J Gray 

1981/82 A Nathu 


1921/22 J S Hiddleston 

1923/24 J S Hiddleston 

1927/28 C S Dempster 




1939/40 T L Pritchard 

1948/49 A E Cresswell 

1949/50 G F Cresswell 


1985/86 E J Chatfield 

1966/67 J H Bray 

1967/68 D R Hosking 

1968/69 R O Collinge 

1969/70 L J Steel 

1970/71 H A Morgan 

1971/72 M J Coles 

1972/73 M J Coles 

1973/74 T Vaikvee 

1974/75 S B Cater 

1975/76 P N Benfield 

1976/77 S B Cater 

1977/78 M J Coles 

1978/79 M J Coles 

1979/80 S B Cater 

1980/81 M J Coles 

1983/84 C J Pickett 


1985/86 D R Newton 

1986/87 R W Ormiston 

1987/88 R H Vance 

1988/89 M R James 


1990/91 M L Warner 

1991/92 J R Murtagh 

1992/93 J M Aiken 

1954/55 J R Reid 

1955/56 J R Reid 

1956/57 L S M Miller 

1957/58 L S M Miller 

1959/60 J R Reid 

1961/62 J R Reid 

1954/55 J R Reid 

1961/62 R W Blair 

1962/63 R W Blair 

RON MURRAY CUP 

For Senior Bowler of the Year 

1981/82 N G D Wood 

1982/83 N G D Wood 

1983/84 S B Cater 

1984/85 S B Cater 

1985/86 E J Gray 

1986/87 P J Christian 

1987/88 A A Griffiths 

1988/89 P J Christian 

1989/90 I A Boyle 

1990/91 E J Gray 

1991/92 S R Joss 

G J Mackenzie 

1992/93 E J Gray 

1993/94 G J Mackenzie 

1994/95 P W Jarvis 

ARTHUR DICK CUP 

For Senior Batsman of the Year 

1993/94 R J Kerr 

1994/95 D S McHardy 

1995/96 G R Swinney 

1996/97 D J Pollock 

1997/98 M H Nevin 


1999/00 T A Boyer 

2000/01 S R Mather 

2001/02 G T Donaldson 

2002/03 T A Boyer 

BRUCE MURRAY MEDAL 

Fair Play Award 

2008/09 K R Lennon 2009/10 L Chrisp 

WELLINGTONIANS AWARDED: 

REDPATH CUP 

Most Meritorious Performances by a New Zealand Batsman 

1962/63 J R Reid 

1963/64 B W Sinclair 

1965/66 B W Sinclair 

1969/70 B A G Murray 

1981/82 B A Edgar 

1982/83 B A Edgar 

WINSOR CUP 

Most Meritorious Performances by a New Zealand Bowler 

1963/64 R W Blair 


1971/72 B R Taylor 

WALTER HADLEE ONE DAY TROPHIES 

Batting 

Awarded by NZ Cricket to the leading One Day International Batsman 

1988/89 A H Jones 

1989/90 M D Crowe 

1990/91 M D Crowe 

1991/92 M D Crowe 

1992/93 G R Larsen 

1992/93 M D Crowe 

2000/01 R G Twose 

2002/03 S P Fleming 

2003/04 S P Fleming 

Bowling 

Awarded by NZ Cricket to the leading One Day International Bowler 

RUTH MARTIN CUP 

Awarded to the Most Outstanding Batter in Women’s Cricket 

2002/2003 M A M Lewis 

CRICKETER OF THE YEAR 

Awarded to the Most Outstanding Player in Women’s Domestic Cricket 

2006/2007 S F M Devine 2008/2009 S F M Devine 

1986/87 J V Coney 

1987/88 B A Edgar 

BENEFIT SEASONS 


1989/90 E J Gray 

1990/91 R H Vance 

1995/96 R Rotch 

1996/97 A G Wharf 

1997/98 E J Gray 

1998/99 N Phillips 

1999/00 D S Little 

2000/01 E J Gray 

2001/02 S J Hotter 

2002/03 A Mercer 

2003/04 S Kirk 

2004/05 L J Edwards 



2007/08 R J Fouhy 




2004/05 B C Rapson 

2005/06 S J Murdoch 

2006/07 J J B Dean 

2007/08 J D Ryder 

2008/09 S J Murdoch 

2009/10 S J Golder 

1983/84 J V Coney 

1984/85 J V Coney 

1988/89 A H Jones 

1990/91 M D Crowe 

1993/94 A H Jones 

1995/96 R G Twose 


1987/88 E J Chatfield 

1991/92 E B McSweeney 




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WELLINGTON Firebirds 

plunket shield 2010/11 

November 2010 

Tues 9-Fri 12 Wellington Firebirds v Central Stags Nelson Park, Napier 

Tues 16-Fri 19 Wellington Firebirds v Northern Knights Basin Reserve, Wellington 

Tues 23-Fri 26 Wellington Firebirds v Otago Volts Basin Reserve, Wellington 

February 2011 

Thurs 17-Sun 20 Wellington Firebirds v Auckland Aces Basin Reserve, Wellington 

Thurs 24-Sun 27 Wellington Firebirds v Canterbury Wizards Basin Reserve, Wellington 

March 2011 

Thurs 3-Sun 6 Wellington Firebirds v Northern Knights Cobham Oval, Whangarei 

Thurs 10-Sun 13 Wellington Firebirds v Canterbury Wizards QEII Park, Christchurch 

Sun 20-Wed 23 Wellington Firebirds Colin Maiden Park, Auckland 

Sun 27-Wed 30 Wellington Firebirds v Central Stags Basin Reserve, Wellington 

April 2011 

Sun 3-Wed 6 Wellington Firebirds v Otago Volts University Oval, Dunedin 

All matches start 10.30am 

One day 2010/11 

January 2011 

Sun 9 Wellington Firebirds v Otago Volts Molyneaux Park, Alexandra 11am 

Wed 12 Wellington Firebirds v Auckland Aces Colin Maiden Park, Auckland 11am 

Sun 16 Wellington Firebirds v Northern Knights Cobham Oval, Whangarei 11am 

Wed 19 Wellington Firebirds v Canterbury Wizards QEII Park, Christchurch 11am 

Sun 23 Wellington Firebirds v Central Stags Basin Reserve, Wellington 11am 

Thurs 27 Wellington Firebirds v Canterbury Wizards Basin Reserve, Wellington 11am 

Sun 30 Wellington Firebirds v Northern Knights Basin Reserve, Wellington 11am 

February 2011 

Wed 2 Wellington Firebirds v Auckland Aces Basin Reserve, Wellington 11am 

Sun 6 Preliminary Finals 

Number 1 qualifier v Number 2 qualifier 

Number 3 qualifier v Number 4 qualifier 

Wed 9 Loser 1 v 2 v Winner 3 v 4 

Sun 13 FINAL 

HRV Cup 2010/11 

December 2010 

Sat 4 Wellington Firebirds v Otago Volts Basin Reserve Wellington 2pm 

Thurs 9 Wellington Firebirds v Central Stags Saxton Oval, Nelson 5pm 

Sun 12 Wellington Firebirds v Northern Knights Basin Reserve Wellington 2pm 

Wed 14 Wellington Firebirds v Auckland Aces Basin Reserve Wellington 5pm 

Sun 19 Wellington Firebirds v Auckland Aces Colin Maiden Park, Auckland 2pm 

Tue 21 Wellington Firebirds v Northern Knights Seddon Park, Hamilton 6pm 

Thurs 23 Wellington Firebirds v Canterbury Wizards Aorangi Oval, Timaru 5pm 

Mon 27 Wellington Firebirds v Central Stags Basin Reserve Wellington 2pm 

Wed 29 Wellington Firebirds v Otago Volts Queenstown Events Centre, Queenstown 2pm 

Sun 2 Finals

December 2010 

Sat 11 Wellington Blaze v Northern Spirit Seddon Park, Hamilton 

January 2011 

Mon 3 Wellington Blaze v Canterbury Magicians Kelburn Park, Wellington 

Sat 8 Wellington Blaze v Otago Sparks Barton Oval, Wellington 

Sat 15 Wellington Blaze v Auckland Hearts Melville Park, Auckland 

Sat 22 Wellington Blaze v Central Hinds Fitzherbert Park, Palmerston North 

Sat 29 FINAL 

All matches start at 10.30am 

December 2010 Match 1 Match 2 

Frid 10 & Sun 12 Wellington Blaze v Northern Spirit Seddon Park, Hamilton 4pm 12 noon 

January 2011 

Sun 2 & Tue 4 Wellington Blaze v Canterbury Magicians Kelburn Park, Wellington 4pm 12 noon 

Fri 7 & Sun 9 Wellington Blaze v Otago Sparks Barton Oval, Wellington 4pm 12 noon 

Fri 14 & Sun 16 Wellington Blaze v Auckland Hearts Melville Park, Auckland 3pm 10.30am 

Fri 21 & Sun 23 Wellington Blaze v Central Hinds Fitzherbert Park, Palmerston North 4pm 12 noon 

February 2011 

Sat 5 Final TBA 

WELLINGTON Blaze 

Action Cricket Cup 2010/11 

Action Cricket Twenty20 

INDOOR SPORTS STADIUMS 



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