2012/2013 Club Sponsors - Coromandel Cricket Club

Vol. Number - 2
Date – 1st of November 2012
The season has officially started and it’s time to see if all of the pre-season has paid off. Round 1 saw the A and D grade teams face the
arch enemy Coromandel Ramblers with the Benson-Magarey trophy on offer. It also saw B grade Face Panorama and the C’s had to face
fierce competition against St George……
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Date – 1st of November 2012
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Date – 1st of November 2012
The challenge against St George was expected to be a big one after they
dominated the grade last year before choking at the end of the season
(as they were reminded). Unfortunately this did prove to be the case
with the C’s losing by three wickets. The highlights were a solid 30 by
Dave Every at the top of the order and newly appointed Captain Will
Hillier making 32 in the lower order. The A grade faced the arch
enemies the Coromandel Ramblers down at Hawthorndene Oval and
things went well with a convincing win, after setting the Ramblers a
target of 291 the bowlers came to the front to dismiss them for just 96
and then sent them in again and took 8/78. The pick of the players was
without doubt Max Cheek who made 78* and took 4 wickets. The D’s
who also played the Ramblers once again did the damage with the ball.
The main destructor was Peter “Silver Fox” Zacpal
Peter ‘Silver Fox’ Zacpal who continues to tear the opposition batting line ups apart, took an impressive 5/6 off 11 overs which led to
the Ramblers being bowled out for 104 which was chased 6 wickets down. The highlight of the round was definitely the B grade game
though. After being set a difficult target of 235 the boys made a great effort with two batsmen standing out with completely different
scores. The first with the performance of the round was Matt Longhurst who made 138 runs but the other was Chris (Stormy) Norman.
The first ball he faced was the last one of the game with scores tied. ‘Stormy’ managed to get a good bit of leg on it to which led to the
game winning run.
The second round started with all teams hoping to continue on with the good from round 1. The A grade played Belair where they had a
close win. The BOG would have to be Max Cheek with 37 runs and then following up 3/28 from 25 overs with the ball. The B grade went
down south to play ICC sharks, with good bowling they managed to get them out for just 142 with Joshua “Rove” McManus taking 4 for
29. The batsmen then managed to chase this down for the loss of just 1 wicket with all batsmen contributing. The C grade wanted to
bounce back from last week’s loss with a win against Cove and bounce back they did. Choosing to bat first proved fruitful as they went
on to make 211 with new player Andy “Felix” Baumgartner doing the damage with 58 runs. When it came to bowling it ended up being
the “Ben Scott Show” as he proceeded to take 6/38 which was a PB for the club (Which he reminded everyone of). The best
performance of the round though has to go to the club’s D grade. Playing Adelaide Cavaliers they chose to bat first and ended up piling
on 303 runs with an outstanding 119 not out from club games record holder Bruce “Henry” Carpenter. This is also Bruce’s highest score
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for the club and his 4 century for the club. Not to be outdone the bowlers then set to work and dismissed them for 184 in the first
innings and 94 in the second innings to complete the outright win with Peter “Silver Fox” taking his 900th wicket for the club.
This round also saw Coromandel play in the T20 competition where they played against Morphettville Park. This has not been a great
tournament for Coromandel as they had been unsuccessful to win any of the four games they had played. Coromandel chose to bat first
which ended up being the correct decision as they piled on 199 runs with Matt Longhurst making 87 not out and Jai Koirala 71. They
then went on to bowl Morphettville out for 102 with Sam Cheek taking 3 for 2. This means that Coromandel will proceed to the next
round against Keswick on the 18th of November at Cove Community Sports Ground.
See Page 6 & 9 for pictures from Rounds 1 & 2
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Date – 1st of November 2012
Official Magazine of the CCC
My-Cricket Fantasy League
The 2012/2013 season see the introduction of the fantasy league to the Coromandel Cricket Club. Players were given dollar
rating based on Jack Hewett Points from the previous 3 seasons and teams of 11 were picked before the start of the season
with 5 batsmen, 3 bowlers, 2 all-rounders and 1 wicket-keeper required. Points are awarded for runs, wickets, catches, run
outs, stumpings and milestone performances. The top-10 leader-board as it currently stands:
Position
Team Name
Team Owner
Team Points
1
Big Leaf
Daniel Hosking
1606
2
Aaron Garrard's Team
Aaron Garrard
1599
3
Rahsaan Oakey's Team
Rahsaan Oakey
1568
4
Matt Longhurst's Team
Matt Longhurst
1538
5
Kernich's Championship Winning Team
Benjamin Kernich
1487
6
Josh D Lourens's Team
Josh Lourens
1469
7
Lukey Helmores Lads
Luke Helmore
1396
8
David A Magarey's Team
David Magarey
1321
9
Stormin's Team
Chris Norman
1248
10
B. Scott a must have!
Benjamin Scott
1244
The best, worst and handy picks so far:
Player
Starting Value
Points so far
Matt Longhurst
$24,600
332
Max Cheek
$45,700
294
Jai Koirala
$57,600
286
Peter Zacpal
$39,000
244
Chris Lay
$15,500
86
Benjamin Scott
$32,000
155
Michael Maclean
$35,200
41
Darren Cheek
$32,200
38
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Our second ‘Pure Glass’ Player of the month is Will Hillier. ‘Baz’ or
the ‘Chef’ as he is called by most is an all-round cricket with some
handy middle order batting and right arm medium cutters. Will first
came to the club in the 1998/1999 after he saw an advertising
banner on Main Road which then led him to ring up then President,
Mark Wicks. Since that day, Will has played 99 Matches for the club
(Round 3 will be his 100 game) where he has scored 1194 runs at
an average of 16.14 with his highest score being a run a ball 82 at
the Blackwood Football Club in 2008 where he hit 7 fours and 2
sixes. With the ball he has taken 174 wickets from 947.1 overs
average 19.55 and a strike rate of 32.66. His best figures occurred
in 2011 against ICC Sharks where he managed to get 7 for 44 from
12 overs. Will’s favourite moments at the club have been when he
played in the Grand Final in the 2009/2010 season and just playing
cricket with a good bunch of blokes. 2009/10 was also his most
successful season for the club where he almost broke the record
for the most wickets before Christmas with an impressive 31
wickets. He then went on to claim the Jack Hewett trophy for the
most successful all rounder at the club that year.
Outside of Coromandel, Will is an account manager and enjoys long
walks along the beach and disco dancing to take his mind of things.
His cricketing idol is Adam Gilchrist because he just “simply has a
go and gives it his very best out on the field.”
For the 2012/2013 season, Will has taken over the captaincy for
the 3rd XI from Mark Lemmey where he has one simple of the
season, ‘to win the premiership.’ Will is a very deserving winner of
the ‘Pure Glass’ Player of the Month and we wish him all the best
for the remainder of the season.
Date – 1st of November 2012
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Official Magazine of the CCC
Date – 1st of November 2012
The club has had a good start to season with some great results for all teams and some
outstanding individual performances. Hopefully we can continue this good form for the
rest of the season and push towards finals qualifications. We also had our first T/20
game last weekend against Morphettville Park with a good result. I look forward to
another good result in Round 2
Moving forward, there is a lot of hard work to be done. I would like to see more out
numbers at training because you get good results when you put in the hard yards.
Good luck for all teams for the upcoming games and let’s bring home the bacon.
GO CORO.
‘Henry’ & John Murphy in Round 2
Max Cheek fielding during the T20
Fielding Warm-up at the T20
Juniors in 2012/2013
This year has seen an increase to the juniors program with the inclusion of an Under 9’s team and an Under 11’s team as well as the
continuation of the highly successful Milo cricket program.
The Milo cricket program will continue to be run at Hewett oval on Thursdays from 4.30 pm. The new U9’s team will play in a T20 blast
competition held on Monday nights from 6 til 7:30pm. This competition starts on the 12th of November. The U11 competition is primarily
a two day game competition which will be played on Sunday mornings with trainings held on Thursdays from 6pm at Hewett Oval.
If you know any juniors keen to play cricket please feel free to contact Matt Longhurst on 0437 794 764 for more information.
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1.
How many methods of dismissal are there for a batsman?
2.
How many balls did it take for Adam Gilchrist to make that famous century against England at
Date – 1st of November 2012
the WACA in the 2006/2007 Ashes Series?
3.
In what year did 'Trevor Chappell' bowl the underarm ball against New Zealand?
4.
Who was the bowler that dismissed Shane Warne for 99?
5.
What did the South Australian Redbacks make in the 2011/2012 Ryobi Cup Final?
6.
Which current player is currently the fastest player to reach 3000 runs for the Coromandel
Cricket Club?
7.
Which country currently holds the record for the highest score in a International T20 game?
8.
How many runs did Sri Lankan batsman Marvan Atapattu score in his first six test match
innings?
9.
10.
How many test hat tricks did Shane Warne take?
Which Pakistan player is famous for the enormous no ball which was a part of the match fixing
scandal in 2010?
Marvin Atapattu
Just for Dave: How many first innings runs did the Coromandel 1st XI score in Round 4 of the
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2004/2005 season? Can you also name the batting line up and what scores they got?
0-2 (And you call yourself a cricket fan...), 3-5 (Some more toilet time reading cricket books would be advisable...)
6-8 (Pretty Good Effort. You have some great cricket knowledge), 8-10 (You are a genius)
2012/2013 NACA
This first NACA nomination goes to one of the clubs greatest, Darren “Coultsy” Coulter.
One of the calmest most relaxed people before an innings you’ll ever see. Except it seems
that during round 1 of this season nerves got to him. First round jitters shall we say. He’d
padded up, checked “yep box in”. All set and raring to go before he was kindly told
“Coultsy, your pants are on backwards” and indeed they were. So for almost going out to
bat with his pants on the wrong way, Coultsy is the first nominee for the prestigious
2012/2013 NACA award.
Other Nominations Include:
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Ben Scott for making a bet against himself that he wouldn’t take a 5 wicket hall. He lost that bet!!!
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Ben Scott for taking a photo of the scorebook of his 6 wicket hall.
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Gareth Bruce for taking something out of the fine tin.
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John Murphy for taking a catch and then proceeding to throw it over the fence. Lucky it wasn’t called 6.
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Gareth Bruce for running off the field during the T20 game to check his phone for the “time”.
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Official Magazine of the CCC
Date – 1st of November 2012
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C-Grade action from Round 2
Date – 1st of November 2012
Ben ‘007’ Moore fielding on the boundary
Key Dates for the Diary
18th of November – T20 Round 2: 3.15pm versus Keswick at Cove Sports & Community Football Club
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25 of November – Raffle Draw: 7.00pm at Hewett Sports Reserve
Quiz answers: 1: 11 (Bowled, Timed Out, Caught, Handled the Ball Twice, Hit Wicket, Leg before wicket (LBW), Obstructing the Field, Run Out, Stumped and Retired), 2: 57, 3:
1981, 4: Daniel
Vettori,
5: 285, 6: Mike
Maclean
(96 matches),
7: SriTBA
Lanka
(6/260),
8: 1round
(0,0,0,1,0,0),
One 10: Christmas)
Mohammed Amir, DAVE: 297 vs Westminster.
22nd of December
2012
– Christmas
Rap-up
dinner:
Venue:
(after
last
game9:before
John Murphy skies a ball to Long On
Other key events:
Legends & Young Guns Game and Raffle Draw – Date and Venue TBA
Quiz Night – Date and Venue: TBA
End of Season Dinner & Presentations – Date and Venue: TBA
The Crowd at Hewett Sports Reserve
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Date – 1st of November 2012
PRIZES TO BE WON
1.
Mantra Hindmarsh - Parkview / breakfast / car parking
2.
Mantra on Frome – 2 Bedroom Apartment / car
parking
3.
Quest on King William – 2 Bedroom Apartment
4.
Grand Chifley Adelaide – Overnight Accommodation
5.
Breakfree Adelaide - Overnight Accommodation
6.
Breakfree Directors Studios – Overnight
Accommodation
7.
Gray Line Day Tours – Murray River Cruise for 2
21. A Callaway Golf Bag – For the Professional Golfer
8.
Gray Line Day Tour – Barossa / Hahndorf for 2
22. A Standard tax return for a couple
9.
Life is a Cabernet private tour Barossa or McLaren Vale
23. One term of Gymbaroo (0-5 yrs early childhood
10. Sealink Travel – Ferrier passes including car
11. Budget Car Rentals – Free two day rental anywhere in
Australia
learning)
24. Pair Kookaburra Pads & Gloves
25. Dozen mixed wines from Jacobs Creek SA
12. Signed Crows Guernsey 2012
26. $500 Voucher to Step into Life Package
13. Signed Crows Football 2012
27. $300 Vouchers from All Suburbs Catering Service
14. Signed Adelaide Strikers T20 Cricket bat 2011
28. $100 Voucher from Cricket Warehouse
15. Signed Redbacks West End Training Shirt 2010
29. $100 Voucher from Sara Janes Birthday cakes
16. Signed Glen McGrath montage
30. $100 Voucher Endota Blackwood Day Spa treatment
17. Signed Sachin Tendulker montage
31. $50 worth of KFC voucher
18. A Wrights home furnishing Family room rug
32. $50 worth of KFC voucher
19. A Wrights home furnishing Lounge room rug
33. $50 Voucher from Montagna in Blackwood
20. One term of Pole Dancing
34. $50 Voucher from Montagna in Blackwood