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South Launceston Cricket Club

Launceston, Australia
South Launceston Cricket Club Est. 1907 "THE KNIGHTS" Juniors, Seniors and Over 40s turf cricket for men and women of all ages and abilities. Family friendly and inclusive.

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Q: North Tasmania Cricket Association Hall Of Fame Inductee - Mark Nutting

The recent Cricket North Presentation Function was a special one for the Knights with club legend, Mark Nutting, being inducted into the NTCA Hall Of Fame!

Mark/Nuttsy/Zero is SLCC 1st Grade men’s player #587. He played a whopping 26 seasons for the Knights between 1988 and 2018.

He finished his playing career as our all time leading games and 1st Grade runs record holder. Both records he holds to this day.

Mark's career stats and achievements:
322 games (SLCC record)
10,150 runs at 31.23 (SLCC record)
275 wickets at 19.70
13 x 100s, 53 x 50s
5 x Cedric Knight Medallist
7 x Club Champion
2008/09 NTCA Player Of The Year
10 x NTCA Team Of The Year
4 x Premiership Player (2 as playing coach)

Mark also played 3 seasons for Lindisfarne in the TCA during the middle of his career. He broke the TCA record at the time for the most runs in a season and won a premiership in his 1st season. Mark played around 20 x 2nd XI games for Tasmania during this period.

Mark joins fellow SLCC greats Shaun Young, Cedric Knight, Ron Williams, Ron Thomas, Max Thomas, Tom Room, Ian Young & George Bailey in the Hall of Fame.

This is a fantastic acknowledgement of an exceptional Knight!

On behalf of everyone at the Knights, congrats Nuttsy and very well deserved!
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Q: Shaun Young made his Test debut for Australia in the 6th Test of the 1997 Ashes Tour against England.

As Australian Test cricket player 372 Shaun played the 6th Test which England won by 19 runs.

In a very successful first class career from 1991 to 2002 Shaun played 138 first class games and scored 7,212 runs at an average of 37.95. He scored 14 hundreds and 44 half centuries.

With the ball he took 274 first class wickets at 35.82 with best figures of 7 for 64. He took 5 wickets or more in an innings on 8 occasions and took one ten wicket haul in a game.

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Allister de Winter made his first grade debut for South Launceston Cricket Club at the age of 15.An extremely talented young all-rounder Allister represented Tasmania in under age cricket an ...
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Shaun Young made his Test debut for Australia in the 6th Test of the 1997 Ashes Tour against England.Not selected for the Ashes tour Shaun was playing country cricket for Gloucestershire wh ...