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Greg Monaghan is a classic example of the dedicated volunteers, from all clubs, that have devoted their skills, time and energy towards maintaining a place in the celebrated NSW Premier Cricket Competition for their own clubs. Throughout its history this competition has spawned many of the greatest names to have appeared in Australian cricket – e.g. Don Bradman, Bill O’Reilly, Ray Lindwall, Bob Simpson, the Waugh brothers, Jeff Thomson, Doug Walters, Steve Smith, David Warner, Pat Cummings etc.

Greg has served the Parramatta District Cricket club initially on the field as a player, and then later as an administrator.

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Lock It In: Mike Whitney Headlines the Gordon DCC Annual Fundraising Luncheon!

Cricket enthusiasts, Stags faithful, and lovers of a great afternoon out—clear your diaries. The Gordon District Cricket Club has officially announced the date for its highly anticipated Annual Luncheon, and this year's lineup is a premier-class delivery.

Taking place on Friday, October 23, 2026, at the stunning Dockside Cockle Bay Wharf, the event features none other than former Australian Test fast bowler and beloved TV personality Mike Whitney as the special guest speaker.

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Manly Warringah 1969-70 3rd Grade Premiers

Under the leadership of captain Keith Fitzpatrick, the side produced a strong and disciplined season, culminating in a hard-fought grand final appearance against Sutherland at Manly Oval.

The decider began with Manly taking first use of the wicket, compiling a competitive total of 267 on the opening day. However, any opportunity for a result was ultimately denied, as persistent rain washed out play on the Sunday, leaving the match without a definitive conclusion.

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In January 2015, Chatswood Oval hosted a visitor that grade cricket grounds rarely see — a sitting Australian captain.

Michael Clarke had been sidelined with a back injury in the closing months of 2014, and with the Cricket World Cup just weeks away, he needed to prove his fitness to national selectors. The solution was straightforward enough: get some time in the middle, playing real cricket against real opposition. And so it was that one of the most recognisable sportsmen in the country quietly turned up to play for his club side, Western Suburbs, in a grade match against Gordon.

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