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Cricket Conversations
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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Many of Australia’s greatest ever test cricket cricketers have come from regional NSW, Don Bradman Bowral, Doug Walters Dungog, Adam Gilchrist from Lismore via Deniliquin and Brian Booth from Bathurst.

Today’s conversation is with two passionate and long-standing players and volunteers in Bathurst, Aaron Doherty and Josh Knox as we want to find out what’s buzzing in Bathurst on the cricket front.

We want to acknowledge Pip and Sharn McIntosh as we’re thrilled to have Pip and Sharn the proud owners of Sports Power Bathurst, sponsoring this cricket conversation with Bathurst Cricket.

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Randwick Petersham Cricket Club
Randwick Petersham Cricket Club
Sydney, Australia
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Randwick Petersham Cricket v Sydney – Poidevin Gray

After a disappointing opening day of the 2024-25 cricket season yesterday, with 1st Grade losing both of their Twenty20 matches, the club bounced back today with a great win in the under 21 Poidevin-Gray competition. And with a new club record to boot!

Playing Sydney CC at Petersham, the visitors were asked to bat first and were away to a good start getting to 3-82 off 15 overs. Seven bowlers had been tried and for the 24th over of the innings, the ball was thrown to Vansh Bhatia. A right-arm leg-spinner who ironically joined us from Sydney CC during the off-season, the youngster was in his first day out with his new club. And what a day out he had!

Over the following 13.3 overs, Sydney crashed from 3-107 to be all out for 163 with Vansh TAKING ALL SEVEN WICKETS IN SUCCESSION for figures of 7-35 off 7.3 overs. After having 3-28 off 3.2 overs, with 24 of those coming from 3 sixes and 2 fours, he took 4-7 off his final 25 balls to record figures which are the best-ever for the club in this competition. He had 5 caught, got one lbw then bowling the last. The previous best was 5-21 by Jamie Boettiger in 2005-06.

And the batters didn’t let him down as they chased down the target with a score of 4-164 in just 28 of the available 50 overs for a huge win. Zak Keogh remained 79* while another debutant, Angus Cornish, was also undefeated on 26*.

The boys play Northern District in a Twenty20 match at Coogee Oval NEXT SUNDAY at 9.30am with the 1st Grade T20, also against NDs, following at 2pm.

Lyall Gardner

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Stockton and Northern Districts Cricket Club
Stockton and Northern Districts Cricket Club
Newcastle, NSW, Australia
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The Women's cricket program at Stockton & Northern Districts Cricket Club continues to go from strength to strength.

Starting out as a Friday evening social event and progressing to our first ever competitive team in 202-23 and narrowly missing a place in the final of the Plate competition, Women’s team was promoted to the Cup competition for 2023-24 season. In what was a very unbalanced but tough competition, the team performed remarkably well and coming into the last round had an excellent chance of making the semifinals. However, a washout killed that possibility.

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Stockton and Northern Districts Cricket Club
Newcastle, NSW, Australia
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From Good Stock: Wicketkeeping Runs in the Family
Jake Hainsworth made a pivotal decision to join the Seagulls before the 2020 season, transitioning from Newcastle City to Stockton & Northern Districts in search of greater opportunities with the gloves. With a clear vision for his future, Hainsworth wasted no time in making his mark. Over his first four seasons, he has twice been named the NDCA Wicketkeeper of the Year and secured a place in the Newcastle Representative squad. His journey is a testament to his dedication and ambition, firmly establishing him as a standout talent within the club.

Wicketkeeping is a tradition in the Hainsworth family. Jake's uncle, Marcus, a long-standing wicketkeeper for Belmont and Newcastle, has been a major influence on Jake's cricketing career. This family legacy has undoubtedly played a role in shaping Jake's path and passion for wicketkeeping.

Stockton skipper Nick Foster credits Hainsworth's success to his "outstanding work ethic and willingness to learn and challenge himself." Foster adds, "Jake has a bright future and will no doubt push for higher honors over the coming seasons."

Beyond his on-field achievements, Jake has quickly emerged as a leader within the club, setting a strong example for others to follow.

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UTS North Sydney District Cricket Club
UTS North Sydney District Cricket Club
Sydney, Australia
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A warm welcome to the Bears family to Paula Hardin of Aussie Home Loans, as player sponsor for our star all-rounder, Addison Sherriff. Addison heads off this week on a tour of India with his Australia Under 19 team-mates, and will then return for his second season in the red and black after an incredible debut season in First Grade, which included him becoming only the third player in history to score a hundred and take a five-wicket haul in NSW First Grade before turning 18.

Paula Hardin is an experienced mortgage broker, who has helped her clients secure their first and dream homes and their investment properties. Paula kicked off her career in banking and swiftly rose to a Branch Manager’s role, before seizing the opportunity to start her own mortgage broking business in the late nineties. Over the past 10 years, Paula has owned and operated the Annandale Aussie Home Loans Franchise. Today, not much has changed, however, you’ll now find her, like many Australians, working on the best-fit financing options to meet your needs from her home in Annandale.

From a First Home Owners Grant to home mortgages, financing investment properties, loans for SMSF to optimising loan structures, Paula and Aussie have the experience, local knowledge, and industry connections to ensure a seamless, stress-free home loan experience.

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Randwick Petersham Cricket Club
Randwick Petersham Cricket Club
Sydney, Australia
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Vale Rhys Banwell

It is my very sad duty to report the passing of Life Member, Rhys Banwell, at Coffs Harbour on Friday 13 September. Rhys had battled cancer over the past few years. He turned 65 only last Tuesday.

Rhys was a brilliant if not enigmatic cricketer. He played A W Green Shield for Randwick when he was aged 12, 13, 14 and 15. However, he didn’t make his Grade Cricket debut until he was 19, Despite his late arrival, he played a leading hand in Randwick winning the 4th Grade premiership that season after belting 83* in the dark, batting at no. 8 in the semi-final. He had another premiership the following season in 3rd Grade.

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Vale Frank Misson 1938-2024

The NSW cricket community is saddened by the passing this week of former Blues (cap #511) and Australian Test (cap #217) player Frank Misson, aged 85.

Born in Darlinghurst in Sydney, Misson was inspired to become a fast bowler after watching the great Ray Lindwell in 1950. As he grew through his teens he became a stellar athlete, going on to train as a runner in Portsea with legendary coach Percy Cerutty, whose influence rubbed off on Misson, leading to a fascination with health and fitness that was ahead of his time.

At just twenty years of age when he made his First-Class debut in the last Sheffield Shield match of the 1958/59 season, Misson took 3/31 and 3/64 and New South Wales won by an innings and 103 runs and retained the Shield.

By the end of 1959/60, Misson had won a place in an Australian second XI that toured New Zealand. In three matches against New Zealand, he took 17 wickets at 12.47, leading to higher honours.

In 1960/61, the West Indies toured Australia and Misson made his Test debut in the Second Test, replacing an injured Ian Meckiff. Misson took a wicket with his second ball, and with Meckiff back for the Third Test, Misson carried the drinks. Meckiff missed the last two Tests and Misson was used again.

On the 1961 Ashes Tour, Misson played in the first Two Tests, but an Achilles injury thereafter limited his use, both on the tour and in the rest of his career. He took 16 wickets at 38.50 in his five Tests with a best of 4-58.

His First-Class career ended in 1963/64 with 177 wickets at 31.13 in 71 matches. Of those, 42 were for New South Wales, and in those he took 85 wickets at 37.72.

Cricket NSW CEO Lee Germon said Misson’s passing would be felt by the cricket community.

“We pass on our sincerest condolences to Frank’s family and friends, especially all of those that played with him as part of the NSW Men’s Team and the Australian Men’s Team,” Germon said.

“Frank’s career was cut short by injury, which was ironic considering the focus he had on health, diet and fitness in an era where sports science was not very prevalent.

“His five Test caps are recognition of his talent and determination and there is little doubt that if it wasn’t for injury he would have played many more times for his state and country.”

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