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Belmont District Cricket Club
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Newcastle, Australia
Belmont District Cricket Club is a member of the Newcastle District Cricket Association and Newcastle Junior Cricket. Belmont District Cricket Club has a storied history that dates back to 1945.
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Q: Pocket Profile - Lachlan Gibson - Belmont District Cricket Club
Started at Valentine Cricket Club in U10s and spent my whole junior career there. I started playing grade cricket for Belmont in U14s and have played here every year since.
Started at Valentine Cricket Club in U10s and spent my whole junior career there. I started playing grade cricket for Belmont in U14s and have played here every year since.
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club- Presidents and First Grade Captains Report 1986/87
As Club Coach it has been another successful season. The Club once again produced a very good allround season with all sides performing to the Club's satisfaction. To the First XI, we almost availed ourselves another premiership, playing average cricket. If we all play to our ability in 1987/88 maybe Major and Minor Premierships could be our reward.
As Club Coach it has been another successful season. The Club once again produced a very good allround season with all sides performing to the Club's satisfaction. To the First XI, we almost availed ourselves another premiership, playing average cricket. If we all play to our ability in 1987/88 maybe Major and Minor Premierships could be our reward.
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PRESIDENT'S REPORTIt is with pleasure that I present my report to you the members of Belmont District Cricket Club. This pleasure stems from the knowledge that the Club is in a strong positi ...
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Q: Pocket Profile - Ben Bliss - Belmont District Cricket Club
I played all my junior cricket at Valentine Eleebana Cricket Club. During my later years of junior cricket played seniors for VECC on my dad’s side for the mighty Greens and then moved across to Belmont in 2021.
I played all my junior cricket at Valentine Eleebana Cricket Club. During my later years of junior cricket played seniors for VECC on my dad’s side for the mighty Greens and then moved across to Belmont in 2021.
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Q: Pocket Profile - Jack Donovan-Schultz - Belmont District Cricket Club
Started off playing at Newcastle City for juniors and then into Grade Cricket, had a season over in England for Tarleton CC and now playing for Belmont District Cricket Club.
Started off playing at Newcastle City for juniors and then into Grade Cricket, had a season over in England for Tarleton CC and now playing for Belmont District Cricket Club.
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Q: Pocket Profile - Jett Saxby - Belmont District Cricket Club
I started playing cricket at about 7 or 8 for Northern Suburbs in Maitland, I moved to Newcastle at 15 to play more grade cricket playing at Newcastle city and Belmont, I have played for Blacktown Mounties in AW Green Shield being the highest run scorer for my team. I also represented Newcastle at Bradman Cup.
I started playing cricket at about 7 or 8 for Northern Suburbs in Maitland, I moved to Newcastle at 15 to play more grade cricket playing at Newcastle city and Belmont, I have played for Blacktown Mounties in AW Green Shield being the highest run scorer for my team. I also represented Newcastle at Bradman Cup.
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What year were you born?2007.Tell us about your cricket journey. Where did you start junior cricket and the clubs you’ve played for in senior cricket? ...
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club- Presidents and 1st grade report 1985/86
When presenting a report to you, the Members and Supporters of our Cricket Club. it is not always possible to present facts other than the individual team results and trophy winners. This year there have been many things happen which I feel are different and provide exciting prospects for our Club.
Firstly, the Cricket Club fielded probably the highest percentage of players under the age of 23 In its senior ranks ever. Despite the tender years of its players, the senior club managed semi finalists in three grades out of five.
When presenting a report to you, the Members and Supporters of our Cricket Club. it is not always possible to present facts other than the individual team results and trophy winners. This year there have been many things happen which I feel are different and provide exciting prospects for our Club.
Firstly, the Cricket Club fielded probably the highest percentage of players under the age of 23 In its senior ranks ever. Despite the tender years of its players, the senior club managed semi finalists in three grades out of five.
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PRESIDENT'S REPORTWhen presenting a report to you, the Members and Supporters of our Cricket Club. it is not always possible to present facts other than the individual team results and troph ...
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Q: Pocket Profile - Connor Gibson - Belmont District Cricket Club
What do you enjoy most about playing cricket?
Being surrounded by some good blokes while playing a sport we don’t mind.
What’s been your most memorable moment in cricket so far?
Winning the Valo dolphins grand final against a very distinguished city sabres side, a true gentleman’s game.
What do you enjoy most about playing cricket?
Being surrounded by some good blokes while playing a sport we don’t mind.
What’s been your most memorable moment in cricket so far?
Winning the Valo dolphins grand final against a very distinguished city sabres side, a true gentleman’s game.
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club - Presidents Report 1984/85
The presentation of this Report to you, the members of Belmont District Cricket Club, traditionally brings to a close one "Cricket Year" and signifies the beginning of another. The season just past saw our club field teams in all Five Senior Grades and Under 17's and Under 23's, as well as Junior C & S sides in all age groups.
Honours came our way in the winning of the First Grade Premiership after a few years in the doldrums. My congratulations to the team and to Chris Williams in his first year of coaching in winning the pennant.
The presentation of this Report to you, the members of Belmont District Cricket Club, traditionally brings to a close one "Cricket Year" and signifies the beginning of another. The season just past saw our club field teams in all Five Senior Grades and Under 17's and Under 23's, as well as Junior C & S sides in all age groups.
Honours came our way in the winning of the First Grade Premiership after a few years in the doldrums. My congratulations to the team and to Chris Williams in his first year of coaching in winning the pennant.
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The presentation of this Report to you, the members of Belmont District Cricket Club, traditionally brings to a close one "Cricket Year" and signifies the beginning of another. The season just past ...
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Q: Pocket Profile - Nathan King- Belmont District Cricket Club
Tell us about your cricket journey. Where did you start junior cricket and the clubs you’ve played for in senior cricket
Played juniors Swansea Caves JCC and started playing my junior cricket for Belmont DCC.
What do you enjoy most about playing cricket?
Culture as a club both in and off the field. Getting around the boys after games.
Tell us about your cricket journey. Where did you start junior cricket and the clubs you’ve played for in senior cricket
Played juniors Swansea Caves JCC and started playing my junior cricket for Belmont DCC.
What do you enjoy most about playing cricket?
Culture as a club both in and off the field. Getting around the boys after games.
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Q: Pocket Profile - Jacob Curry- Belmont District Cricket Club
I started playing at 10 years old for Valentine Cricket Club as a junior. Continuing, seasons after for Belmont and Newcastle City in grade, I joined 1st grade at 14. I also continued playing representatively for NSW country u17s, Parramatta Green Shield and Newcastle Bradman/Colt squads.
I started playing at 10 years old for Valentine Cricket Club as a junior. Continuing, seasons after for Belmont and Newcastle City in grade, I joined 1st grade at 14. I also continued playing representatively for NSW country u17s, Parramatta Green Shield and Newcastle Bradman/Colt squads.
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What year were you born?2007Tell us about your cricket journey. Where did you start junior cricket and the clubs you’ve played for in senior cricket? ...
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Q: Pocket Profile - Kyle Munns - Belmont District Cricket Club
I started at Lake Macquarie Junior Cricket Club. I tried Cardiff Boolaroo and couldn’t hack it, so I went and played for the NTO(Newcastle tax office ) Googlies for a couple of years. Then moved to Newcastle City second grade from a call from an old coach, then to Belmont with the lads.
I started at Lake Macquarie Junior Cricket Club. I tried Cardiff Boolaroo and couldn’t hack it, so I went and played for the NTO(Newcastle tax office ) Googlies for a couple of years. Then moved to Newcastle City second grade from a call from an old coach, then to Belmont with the lads.
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club 1st grade premiership winning side 1984/1985
Back row: Gary Gilmour, John Gibson, Tom Hoppe, Chris Williams, B. Hilliar, Stephen Clarkson, Brett Winchester
Front Row: Craig Hamilton, Peter Schacht, Russel Neal, Allan Sharp
Back row: Gary Gilmour, John Gibson, Tom Hoppe, Chris Williams, B. Hilliar, Stephen Clarkson, Brett Winchester
Front Row: Craig Hamilton, Peter Schacht, Russel Neal, Allan Sharp
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club 1st grade runners up 1983-1984
Back row: Allan Sharp, Russell Neal, Adrian Adam, Tom Hoppe, Gary Gilmour, Garry Oliver, Chris Williams, Steve Brown
Front Row: Craig Hamilton, Kerry Thompson, John Gibson, Stephen Clarkson, Barry Eade
Back row: Allan Sharp, Russell Neal, Adrian Adam, Tom Hoppe, Gary Gilmour, Garry Oliver, Chris Williams, Steve Brown
Front Row: Craig Hamilton, Kerry Thompson, John Gibson, Stephen Clarkson, Barry Eade
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club Gilmore Cup Masters Winners 2022-2023
Back Row: Daniel Russel, Clayton Poole, Grant Atherton, Phillip Quick, Michael Gilshenan, Chris Breasley, Jamie Heath, Luke Harradine, Matt Voight, Craig Brauer
Front Row: Andy Brodbeck, Matt Ireland, Tony Bristow, Wade Kelly, David Keast
Back Row: Daniel Russel, Clayton Poole, Grant Atherton, Phillip Quick, Michael Gilshenan, Chris Breasley, Jamie Heath, Luke Harradine, Matt Voight, Craig Brauer
Front Row: Andy Brodbeck, Matt Ireland, Tony Bristow, Wade Kelly, David Keast
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Q: Kim Barrie Q&A
How did you become involved with the club you’re currently associated with?
We came to the club for the 1995/96 season as our friend Adam Taylor asked Scott if he was interested in playing grade cricket again, so we came to Belmont.
How did you become involved with the club you’re currently associated with?
We came to the club for the 1995/96 season as our friend Adam Taylor asked Scott if he was interested in playing grade cricket again, so we came to Belmont.
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What state do you live in? NSWWhen did you first start developing a love for cricket?Highschool.How did you become involved wi ...
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club Team Captains 1961-1962
Gordon Fraser(4th grade No.1), Bill Saunders(2nd Grade), Jack Smyth(1st Grade), Merv Squires(3rd Grade), Les Goodchild(4th Grade No.2)
Gordon Fraser(4th grade No.1), Bill Saunders(2nd Grade), Jack Smyth(1st Grade), Merv Squires(3rd Grade), Les Goodchild(4th Grade No.2)
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club were awarded their first club championship for the season of 1961-1962.
A newspaper extract from 1962: Championship pennants awarded for the 1961-62 season were displayed at the annual meeting of Belmont Sportsman's Club. From left to right: The President of Belmont District Cricket Club (Mr. W. Sanders), Mr. D. Lennox, winner of Newcastle district bowling aggregate and co-cricketer of the year (with Mr. J. Smyth), President of Newcastle District Cricket Association (Mr. R.
A newspaper extract from 1962: Championship pennants awarded for the 1961-62 season were displayed at the annual meeting of Belmont Sportsman's Club. From left to right: The President of Belmont District Cricket Club (Mr. W. Sanders), Mr. D. Lennox, winner of Newcastle district bowling aggregate and co-cricketer of the year (with Mr. J. Smyth), President of Newcastle District Cricket Association (Mr. R.
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Belmont District Cricket Club were awarded their first club championship for the season of 1961-1962.A newspaper extract from 1962: Championship pennants awarded for the 1961-62 season were ...
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club Dennis Broad OAM Cup winners season 2012-2013
Back row: Corey Wilson,Tyler Clarke, Dominic Symonds
Middle Row: Craig Brauer, Scott Thomas(C), Mackenzie Morrison, Brad Richardson, Jake Short, Ben Strange
Front Row: Brett Hoban, Ryan Clarke, Zac Athens
Back row: Corey Wilson,Tyler Clarke, Dominic Symonds
Middle Row: Craig Brauer, Scott Thomas(C), Mackenzie Morrison, Brad Richardson, Jake Short, Ben Strange
Front Row: Brett Hoban, Ryan Clarke, Zac Athens
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club U/21’s Runners up 2021-2022
Back Row: Bailey Newell, Thor Harradine, Jacob Curry, Riley Urquhart, Luke Muddle(C), Adam Baker, Cameron Claridge
Front Row: Jack Hogan, James Burke, Joseph Gillard, Connor Gibson
Back Row: Bailey Newell, Thor Harradine, Jacob Curry, Riley Urquhart, Luke Muddle(C), Adam Baker, Cameron Claridge
Front Row: Jack Hogan, James Burke, Joseph Gillard, Connor Gibson
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Q: Tony Bristow- Turn up and play
Where did you start junior cricket and the clubs you’ve played for in senior cricket?
I started playing at 8 with Kotara Juniors and also at Charlestown District Cricket Club at 8. My dad was captain of 5th grade and I used to fill in. Fine leg to fine leg. Played at Charlestown until I was 26. Had one season in between at Belmont around 87-88. Went to England as a pro for Kenilworth Wardens in 1990 to play in the Birmingham league. I also had stints at Knowle & Dorridge, Leamington Spa and mainly Coventry & North Warwickshire. I played Minor Counties for Bedfordshire while also representing Warwickshire, Worcestershire and England at over 50’s.
Where did you start junior cricket and the clubs you’ve played for in senior cricket?
I started playing at 8 with Kotara Juniors and also at Charlestown District Cricket Club at 8. My dad was captain of 5th grade and I used to fill in. Fine leg to fine leg. Played at Charlestown until I was 26. Had one season in between at Belmont around 87-88. Went to England as a pro for Kenilworth Wardens in 1990 to play in the Birmingham league. I also had stints at Knowle & Dorridge, Leamington Spa and mainly Coventry & North Warwickshire. I played Minor Counties for Bedfordshire while also representing Warwickshire, Worcestershire and England at over 50’s.
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What year were you born?1965Where did you start junior cricket and the clubs you’ve played for in senior cricket?I started playing at 8 with ...
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club 3rd Grade Premiership Winning Side 14/15
Back Row: Nathan Robertson, Nick Landrigan, Paul Crane, Tristan Combridge, Matt Ireland, Craig Brauer, Zac Robards, Matt Dora
Front Row: Pete Gledhill, Luke Eveleigh, Craig Slavek, Tom Dora, Luke Muddle, Jackson Golden
Back Row: Nathan Robertson, Nick Landrigan, Paul Crane, Tristan Combridge, Matt Ireland, Craig Brauer, Zac Robards, Matt Dora
Front Row: Pete Gledhill, Luke Eveleigh, Craig Slavek, Tom Dora, Luke Muddle, Jackson Golden
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Q: Tristan Combridge - two ears and one mouth
Tell us briefly about your cricketing journey. Where you’ve played, clubs you’ve played for?
Certainly not a spectacular journey. I played all my juniors in ACT for North Canberra | Gungahlin. Played a couple of 4th and 5th grade games as a 17yo. Then had a summer off and then went on to play 4 seasons of City & Suburban with some friends. Started at Belmont when I was 23yo summer of 9/10.
Tell us briefly about your cricketing journey. Where you’ve played, clubs you’ve played for?
Certainly not a spectacular journey. I played all my juniors in ACT for North Canberra | Gungahlin. Played a couple of 4th and 5th grade games as a 17yo. Then had a summer off and then went on to play 4 seasons of City & Suburban with some friends. Started at Belmont when I was 23yo summer of 9/10.
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What year were you born?I was born in 1986Can you remember your first game of cricket? How old and do you remember how you went?I played my fi ...
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club Second Grade Final Winners 91-92 (Shared)
Back Row: Luke Harradine, Shane Williams, Dave Humphris, Chris Neal, Grant Young, Stephen Lucock, Chris Bradley, Ian Hook
Front Row: Robert Williams, Stephen Jackson, Russell Neal, Mark Roskell, Paul Monico
Back Row: Luke Harradine, Shane Williams, Dave Humphris, Chris Neal, Grant Young, Stephen Lucock, Chris Bradley, Ian Hook
Front Row: Robert Williams, Stephen Jackson, Russell Neal, Mark Roskell, Paul Monico
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club First Grade Side 1952-1953
Left to Right: Reg Beatty(C), Len Cartwright, Frank Simpson, Barry Talbot, Ken Halliday, Errol Griffiths, Alan Matheson, Frank Trevillien, Don Denny, Brian Newman, Harold Lonsdale
Left to Right: Reg Beatty(C), Len Cartwright, Frank Simpson, Barry Talbot, Ken Halliday, Errol Griffiths, Alan Matheson, Frank Trevillien, Don Denny, Brian Newman, Harold Lonsdale
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club First-Grade Winning Side 1985-1986
Back Row: Mark Ham, Russell Neal, Peter Schacht, Steve Hemsworth
Middle Row: Tom Hoppe, Neil Hook, Greg Hook
Front Row: Mark Roskell, Craig Hamilton, Chris Williams, John Gibson, Stephen Clarkson, Bruce Hilliar
Back Row: Mark Ham, Russell Neal, Peter Schacht, Steve Hemsworth
Middle Row: Tom Hoppe, Neil Hook, Greg Hook
Front Row: Mark Roskell, Craig Hamilton, Chris Williams, John Gibson, Stephen Clarkson, Bruce Hilliar
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Q: Have you ever wondered how Belmont District Cricket Club was formed?
Belmont was admitted to the Newcastle District Cricket Competition in the 1944-1945 Season. Mr Pat Cahill (who our main ground is now named after) a prominent Detective in the area led a delegation of men with a proposal to the Newcastle District Cricket Association to allow Belmont to enter into the District Cricket Competition. Before this Belmont was playing in the City & Suburban competition, this proposition was accepted and Belmont District Cricket Association was formed.
Belmont was admitted to the Newcastle District Cricket Competition in the 1944-1945 Season. Mr Pat Cahill (who our main ground is now named after) a prominent Detective in the area led a delegation of men with a proposal to the Newcastle District Cricket Association to allow Belmont to enter into the District Cricket Competition. Before this Belmont was playing in the City & Suburban competition, this proposition was accepted and Belmont District Cricket Association was formed.
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Have you ever wondered how Belmont District Cricket Club was formed?Belmont was admitted to the Newcastle District Cricket Competition in the 1944-1945 Season. Mr Pat Cahill (who our main gr ...
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club 1st Grade Minor/Major Premiers and Club Champions 1993/1994
Back Row: Mrs Charlton (Scorer), Bobby Gray(Physio), Shane Dhu, Jamie Heath, Neil Goffet, Greg Charlton, Chris Neal, Dave Wrixon, Allan Sharp
Front Row: Dave Sokulsky, Mark Curry(Captain), Steve Clarkson, Matt Eastham, Eric Tyrrell
The 93/94 season was successful for Belmont winning the 1st grade premiership and the club championship. The First Grade final was played at No. 1 Sports Ground on Easter Friday, April 1st, and Easter Saturday, after rain washed out play on the scheduled playing dates of March 26th and 27th. Belmont just finished on top in one of the most closely contested and intriguing finals in years. during which fortunes fluctuated several times. Belmont's captain, Mark Curry, won the toss and chose to bat, which he may have regretted when Belmont lost 2 for 2 and then slumped to 6 for 45 after his own dismissal for 28. Belmont's hopes were revived by a seventh-wicket partnership of 52 between Greg Charlton 35 (3-4's) and Allan Sharp 28 (1-4) made in 79 minutes. Finally, the number 11 batsman Shane Dhu scored what proved to be an Invaluable 11 before the innings ended at 136. The off-spinner Jason Hill, who took 4 for 45 in 26 overs, and the leg-spinner Ben Woolmer, who captured 3 for 34 in 14 overs, were the most successful bowlers. At stumps on the first day, Charlestown appeared well in command at 2 for
77 only 59 behind. On the second day, Belmont's 17-year-old pace bowler Jamie Heath turned the match around almost single-handedly. Heath, who played in the Australian Under 17 championships and was selected in an Australian Under 17 development squad, took 4 for 17 in 8.1 overs on the second day for total figures of 5 for 38 in 15.1 overs. Charlestown collapsed 10 be all out for 127, Jeremy Barnes top scoring with 37 (4-4's) in 73 minutes. The other wicket-takers were the off-spinner David Wrixon, who took 3 for 41 from 18 overs including 5 maidens, and left-arm orthodox spinner Curry, who finished with 2/25 from 20 economical overs.
Belmont batted a second time, but the game was called off with 20 overs to go after Belmont reached 4 for 133. Curry remained 53 n.o. and Charlton completed a good double by scoring 41
The skipper Mark Curry scored 774 runs at @110.56 and also took 37 Wickets at @16.11 for the season.
Back Row: Mrs Charlton (Scorer), Bobby Gray(Physio), Shane Dhu, Jamie Heath, Neil Goffet, Greg Charlton, Chris Neal, Dave Wrixon, Allan Sharp
Front Row: Dave Sokulsky, Mark Curry(Captain), Steve Clarkson, Matt Eastham, Eric Tyrrell
The 93/94 season was successful for Belmont winning the 1st grade premiership and the club championship. The First Grade final was played at No. 1 Sports Ground on Easter Friday, April 1st, and Easter Saturday, after rain washed out play on the scheduled playing dates of March 26th and 27th. Belmont just finished on top in one of the most closely contested and intriguing finals in years. during which fortunes fluctuated several times. Belmont's captain, Mark Curry, won the toss and chose to bat, which he may have regretted when Belmont lost 2 for 2 and then slumped to 6 for 45 after his own dismissal for 28. Belmont's hopes were revived by a seventh-wicket partnership of 52 between Greg Charlton 35 (3-4's) and Allan Sharp 28 (1-4) made in 79 minutes. Finally, the number 11 batsman Shane Dhu scored what proved to be an Invaluable 11 before the innings ended at 136. The off-spinner Jason Hill, who took 4 for 45 in 26 overs, and the leg-spinner Ben Woolmer, who captured 3 for 34 in 14 overs, were the most successful bowlers. At stumps on the first day, Charlestown appeared well in command at 2 for
77 only 59 behind. On the second day, Belmont's 17-year-old pace bowler Jamie Heath turned the match around almost single-handedly. Heath, who played in the Australian Under 17 championships and was selected in an Australian Under 17 development squad, took 4 for 17 in 8.1 overs on the second day for total figures of 5 for 38 in 15.1 overs. Charlestown collapsed 10 be all out for 127, Jeremy Barnes top scoring with 37 (4-4's) in 73 minutes. The other wicket-takers were the off-spinner David Wrixon, who took 3 for 41 from 18 overs including 5 maidens, and left-arm orthodox spinner Curry, who finished with 2/25 from 20 economical overs.
Belmont batted a second time, but the game was called off with 20 overs to go after Belmont reached 4 for 133. Curry remained 53 n.o. and Charlton completed a good double by scoring 41
The skipper Mark Curry scored 774 runs at @110.56 and also took 37 Wickets at @16.11 for the season.
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club 1999-2000 Under 23 competition winners
Back Row: Luke Mcilvenie, Alex Chipchase, Daniel Russell, Luke Govan, Clayton Poole, Mark Littlewood
Middle Row: Mark Dries, Ryan Mannix
Front Row: Jace Lawson (C), Matthew Harding, Ben Burgees, Adam Boettcher
Back Row: Luke Mcilvenie, Alex Chipchase, Daniel Russell, Luke Govan, Clayton Poole, Mark Littlewood
Middle Row: Mark Dries, Ryan Mannix
Front Row: Jace Lawson (C), Matthew Harding, Ben Burgees, Adam Boettcher
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Q: Belmont District Cricket club First Grade team 2019-20
Back row: Daniel Bailey, Marcus Hainsworth(C), Jace Lawson, Luke Muddle, Dom Symonds, Alex Cook
Front Row: Jake Short, Joey Gillard, Zane Pearce, Flynn Guest, Bailey Newell
Back row: Daniel Bailey, Marcus Hainsworth(C), Jace Lawson, Luke Muddle, Dom Symonds, Alex Cook
Front Row: Jake Short, Joey Gillard, Zane Pearce, Flynn Guest, Bailey Newell
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Q: Luke Harradine is the current coach of Belmont and has played for several years. Luke also sits on our committee and has plenty of time for others.
I have been playing cricket for a long time. I have played for several clubs- Juniors with Warners Bay and then Seniors with Belmont from about age 14. I played with Belmont in one of their primes!!! I then went overseas and travelled returning home and playing with Walgett RSL for several years before moving to the North Coast and playing 10 years for Harwood Cricket Club (with a stint in Switzerland playing for the Nomads CC). When my job brought me home, I returned to Belmont and have been playing ever since.
I have been playing cricket for a long time. I have played for several clubs- Juniors with Warners Bay and then Seniors with Belmont from about age 14. I played with Belmont in one of their primes!!! I then went overseas and travelled returning home and playing with Walgett RSL for several years before moving to the North Coast and playing 10 years for Harwood Cricket Club (with a stint in Switzerland playing for the Nomads CC). When my job brought me home, I returned to Belmont and have been playing ever since.
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Luke Harradine is the current coach of Belmont and has played for several years. Luke also sits on our committee and has plenty of time for others.Let's find out more about Luke and his jour ...
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Q: John Halligan sits on the Belmont District Cricket Club's Committee and has done an excellent job in his short time at Belmont. John has two boys who play for the club (Pat and Ned). John also took out the clubman of the year in the recent season and has been a fine helper for Belmont.
If there was one match-up in the history of world cricket, a bowler and batsman going head-to-head at their peak, who would you choose?
Don Bradman v Shane Warne the best ever batsman v the best ever spinner
If there was one match-up in the history of world cricket, a bowler and batsman going head-to-head at their peak, who would you choose?
Don Bradman v Shane Warne the best ever batsman v the best ever spinner
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John Halligan sits on the Belmont District Cricket Club's Committee and has done an excellent job in his short time at Belmont. John has two boys who play for the club (Pat and Ned). John also took ...
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Q: Belmont District Cricket Club U/21’s Competition Winners 17-18
Back Row: Jan Gray, Toby Gray, Tamas Murphy, Jarrod Pitt, Zane Pearce
Front Row: Matt Ayliffe, Bailey Newell, Alex Cook(C), Luke Muddle, Jake Radford, Charlie Haigh, Jayden Potts
Back Row: Jan Gray, Toby Gray, Tamas Murphy, Jarrod Pitt, Zane Pearce
Front Row: Matt Ayliffe, Bailey Newell, Alex Cook(C), Luke Muddle, Jake Radford, Charlie Haigh, Jayden Potts
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Q: Josh Muddle has been playing cricket since 2008. Josh is a kind soul who has contributed to Belmont Cricket Club both on and off the field.
I first started playing in 2008 for Valentine Eleebana CC where I played juniors, before making my senior debut in city and suburban cricket. In my last season of junior cricket, I made the move to Belmont where I made my grade debut and have been playing here ever since.
I first started playing in 2008 for Valentine Eleebana CC where I played juniors, before making my senior debut in city and suburban cricket. In my last season of junior cricket, I made the move to Belmont where I made my grade debut and have been playing here ever since.
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Josh Muddle has been playing cricket since 2008. Josh is a kind soul who has contributed to Belmont Cricket Club both on and off the field.Let’s find ...
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Q: Jake Short is a former leg spin bowler who plied his trade at multiple cricket clubs including Belmont District Cricket Club. Jake was a fantastic teammate who always had time for others.
Can you remember your first game of cricket?
I remember my first game of club cricket. I think my first actual game was for my school but in my first club game I was asked to open because I'm a left handed bat, I scored 49 and was on 49 for quite some time ha-ha, got nervous and got out. I think I took three wickets; I was a leg spinner when no one else other than the great man Shane Warne was so no one knew what to do, I was the boy who saw Warne bowl Gatting and said I want to do that to my dad.
Can you remember your first game of cricket?
I remember my first game of club cricket. I think my first actual game was for my school but in my first club game I was asked to open because I'm a left handed bat, I scored 49 and was on 49 for quite some time ha-ha, got nervous and got out. I think I took three wickets; I was a leg spinner when no one else other than the great man Shane Warne was so no one knew what to do, I was the boy who saw Warne bowl Gatting and said I want to do that to my dad.
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1608/belmont-district-cricket-club/blog/2256/jake-short-its-okay-to-take-a-step-back-and-reflect
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Jake Short is a former leg spin bowler who plied his trade at multiple cricket clubs including Belmont District Cricket Club. Jake was a fantastic teammate who always had time for others.Let ...
