MALE CHAMPION- SHIP - Cricket Australia National Championships

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CHAMPIONSHIP
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28 SEPTEMBER –
8 OCTOBER, 2015
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CONTENTS
Championships Preview
Callum Ferguson’s Journey
2014/15 Review
History of the Champs Squads
MyCricket
Cricket Australia discount
Umpires Playing Conditions 2
3
4
5
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The Cricket Australia
Underage Male
Championships have been
the biggest contributor
to the national teams set
up since its inception. A
vital part of the Australian
Cricket pathway, these competitions may
be the first time players represent their
state at an elite level which will no doubt
lead to opportunities and the emergence of
Australia’s next great talents.
These championships are a proven
breeding ground for Australia’s next crop
and have produced current international
players such as David Warner, Josh
Hazlewood and Australia captain Steve
Smith. With the new addition of the Cricket
Australia XI encompassing the best
under-16 talent, the opportunities are more
plentiful than ever before. I encourage
all players to embody the cricketing spirit
and for all involved to get along and support
Australia’s future stars.
Greg Chappell
NATIONAL TALENT MANAGER
2015
CHAMPIONSHIPS
PREVIEW
The competition will be at its peak in 2015
with the addition of the Cricket Australia
XI comprising of the best talent from the
recent Under 15 Schools Competition.
New South Wales will be looking to go
back-to-back after a faultless carnival
last year, pushing on to try and make it six
championships since 2004-05. The ten
squads will be tested on often batsmanfriendly of Queensland, culminating in a final
on the first-class wicket of Allan Border
Field, overlooked by the National Cricket
Centre and the High Performance Team.
KOOKABURRA
WELCOME
MESSAGE
Welcome to Cricket Australia’s Underage
National Championships for 2015/16.
First of all, welcome and congratulations
to the players who have gone through their
State/Territory selection process which is
an achievement in itself.
These National Championships are about
opportunities not only for the players but
also the coaches and their support staff,
the umpires, the local organising staff,
groundsmen, and many other volunteers.
All of you have achieved a great deal to come
this far and we wish you every success in
the tournament. This is just one opportunity
Australian Cricket has to offer you to take
this experience and build on it.
Enjoy the competition and good luck!
CALLUM
FERGUSON’S
GOLDEN YEARS
The Under 17 National Championships’ most
prolific batsman in the tournament’s 38-year
history was never a big kid, always amongst
the shorter players in the team, but size didn’t
matter according to Callum Ferguson.
“It’s not always the big guys that can hit the
big sixes that dominate; it comes down to
playing good ‘carpet’ cricket,” Ferguson said.
And it was ‘carpet’ cricket that yielded the
classy right-hander 574 runs in 2001-02,
including the still-record individual score
of 258 not out, a knock that saw him lead his
state onto the hallowed turf of the MCG.
“We were sent in to bat by a pretty strong
Queensland side on a wicket that did a little
bit and the mantra was to bat for as long as
possible, I ended up making my highest ever
score.”
It’s a knock that the 30-year-old hasn’t
bettered in over 200 domestic matches,
despite scoring almost 10,000 runs,
showing at a young age Ferguson was
destined for big things.
“I remember playing and missing quite a
few balls in the first hour, the ball was a bit
bouncy so it helped me play my cut shot.
“It got to a point where one of the
Queensland boys came out with his face half
covered in zinc; I think they were trying to
resort to all different tactics.”
Ferguson has scored 300 runs more than
his next competitor, compiling 1078 runs
at an astonishing average of 71.9 between
1999 and 2002.
The South Australia did it against and
alongside players who went on to great
heights at national level, part of a purple
patch of talent in the early millennium.
“I had guys like Mark Cosgrove, Cameron Borgas,
Shaun Tait and Dan Cullen alongside me and I got
to play against rising stars like Cameron White,
Tim Paine, and Nathan Reardon.”
The veteran of 30-ODIs for Australia has
a simple piece of advice for the next crop of
Australia’s batsmen that he adopted while
representing his state.
“I took a bit of responsibility to make big
runs and the mindset that I had to make
runs to win, I was the senior player, and
that’s the mindset that kids need to have
now, that was and should still be the case.”
2014/15 REVIEW
New South Wales Metropolitan’s dominance
over the tournament continued into
2014/15, finishing as the only team to go
undefeated, take 60 wickets and twice
claim outright victories. The squad had a
constant ability to post big targets and
restrict their opponents, leading to the
state’s 17th title.
The biggest ever sixth wicket partnership
was also bettered in the championships just
gone, with South Australian Player of the
Tournament Patrick Page Jnr (170) teaming
up with Nicholas Kartas (63) to compile 204runs in the final round against Queensland.
CHAMPIONSHIP STATISTICS
Spirit of Cricket Award: South Australia
Player of the Championships: Patrick Page Jnr
Leading Wicket Taker: Sean Stuart (15 wickets)
Leading Run Maker: Patrick Page Jnr
(391 runs)
Leading Dismissals By a Fielder: Ryan Hartley
(18 dismissals)
2014-15 FINAL STANDINGS
NSW Metropolitan (28 Points)
ACT/NSW Country (22 Points)
Victoria (18 Points)
Northern Territory (14 Points)
Western Australia (13 Points)
South Australia (10 points)
Tasmania (8 Points)
Queensland (4 Points)
TEAM OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Blake MacDonald ACT/NSW Country
Manuel Hunwick WA
Patrick Page SA
Isaac Fisher QLD
Daniel Willoughby TAS
Brendan Smith NSW Metro (Capt)
Lewin Malady ACT/NSW Country (wk)
Sean Stuart WA
Fletcher Seymour TAS
Jonah Koch VIC
Michael Ninnemann NT
Arjun Nair SA
Kyle Piper (Coach)
HISTORY OF THE CRICKET AUSTRALIA
UNDER-17 CHAMPIONSHIPS
A triangular interstate series for U/15
schoolboy cricketers began in 1927 with
Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland
competing. Records are sparse for those
early years, but at least five of those boys
went on to play Test Cricket: KD Mackay, BA
Barnett, MR Harvey, RR Lindwall and MW
Sievers. The competition was suspended
during World War Two, but resumed in
1945-46 with the same states competing.
In 1950-51 Tasmania, South Australia and
Western Australia joined in. These six
states competed annually until 1968-69
after which the series went into abeyance
when the controlling body - the Australian
Schools’ Cricket Council (ASCC), decided
to concentrate their limited resources at
U/19 level.
The ASCC resumed the series in 197778 with Queensland, Tasmania, Western
Australia and Victoria competing. By 197980 all States and Territories were involved.
Cricket Australia took over the running of
the carnival in 1981-82 when it was obvious
that the ASCC was struggling to finance and
organise these events every year.
The age limit was ’15 and under’ until 195455, ‘under 16’ from 1955-56 to 1968-69 and
then again between 1977-78 and 1985-86.
The under-17 age level has been used since
1986-87.
The Parish Cup is named after the late
Robert James Parish CMG, OBE, who was
Chairman of the Australian Cricket Board
between 1966 and 1969 and again between
1975 and 1980. The Parish Cup used is the
original trophy which was awarded for
interstate competitions during the 1930s.
New South Wales have won the Parish
Cup 17 times, Victoria 9, South Australia
5, Queensland 4 and Western Australia
3. Tasmania, Northern Territory and
Australian Capital Territory are yet to win.
The championship has been very successful
in attracting the top players, with 568
participants reaching First Class ranks and
150 of them going on to play at international
level.
PLAYER OF THE SERIES
UNDER-17 CHAMPIONSHIP TEST PLAYERS (116)
AC Agar, PJ Allan, TR
Ambrose, RG Archer,
GJ Bailey, MG Bevan, JM
Bird, GS Blewett, NW
Bracken, RJ Bright, DG
Brownlie, PJP Burge, AR
Butcher, PH Carlson, B
Casson, GS Chappell, IM
Chappell, TM Chappell,
MJ Clark, WM Clark,
GJ Cosier, EJM Cowan,
P Cummins, IC Davis,
AR Dell, XJ Doherty, A
Doolan, KH Eastwood, R
Edwards, MTG Elliott, JP
Faulkner, BC Francis, JR
Gallian, AC Gilchrist,
GJ Gilmour, MW Goodwin,
BJ Haddin, JR Hammond,
JW Hastings, NM Hauritz,
ML Hayden, IA Healy,
MC Henriques, BJ Hodge,
BC Hollioake, RM Hogg,
TV Hohns, DW Hookes, KJ
Hughes, PJ Hughes,
MEK Hussey, PA
Jacques, BD Julian, MS
Kasprowicz, SM Katich,
MF Kent, JL Langer, SG
Law, B Lee, DS Lehmann,
ML Love, NM Lyons, AA
Mallett, AL Mann, GA
Manou, MR Marsh, RW
Marsh, SE Marsh, DR
Martyn, RA Massie,
TBA May, KD Mackay, GD
McKenzie, JF MacLean,
TM Moody, CR Miller, SA
Muller, MJ Nicholson,
MJ North, SP O’Donnell,
SNJ O’Keefe, NC O’Neill,
TD Paine, JL Pattinson,
RT Ponting,PR Reiffel,
DA Renneberg, GR
Robertson, SD Robson,
BK Shepherd, PM Siddle,
RB Simpson, MJ Slater,
SPD Smith, MA Starc,
A Symonds, HB Taber,
SW Tait, G Thomas, MR
Veletta, TR Vievers, L
Vincent, MS Wade, DA
Warner, JR Watkins, SR
Watson, ME Waugh, SR
Waugh, Craig White, CL
White, BA Williams, GM
Wood and S Young , AC
Voges , JR Hazelwood, PM
Nevill.
UNDER 17 CHAMPIONSHIP LIMITED OVER PLAYERS (NON TEST) (25)
SA Abbott, TK Canning,
DT Christian, TLW
Cooper, MJ Cosgrove,
NM Coulter-Nile, MJ Di
Venuto, BR Dorey, CJ
Ferguson, AJ Finch, PJ
Forrest, B Geeves, IJ
Harvey, JR Hopes, DJ
Hussey, D LangfordSmith, S Lee, JP Maher,
AD Mascerenhas, KW
Richardson, L Ronchi,
JD Siddons, MR Swart,
BE Young and AK
Zesers.
UNDER 17 CHAMPIONSHIP T/20 INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS (NON TEST AND NON ODI) (7)
CA Lynn, NJ Maddison, AA Noffke, LA Pomersbach and T van der Gugten, B Dunk, N Reardon.
SERIES
VENUE
WINNER
CRICKETER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
Perth
Rockhampton
Melbourne
Launceston
Adelaide
Sydney
Brisbane
Canberra
Perth
Melbourne
Launceston
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Canberra
Hobart
Adelaide
Perth
Melbourne
Queensland
Hobart
Sydney
Brisbane
Brisbane
Melbourne
Victoria
Western Australia
Victoria
Victoria
Queensland
Queensland
Victoria
Queensland
New South Wales
New South Wales
New South Wales
South Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
New South Wales
New South Wales
New South Wales
New South Wales
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
New South Wales
not chosen
SP O’Donnell* (Victoria)
IA Healy+* (Queensland)
DW Brown (Victoria)
G Hayden (Queensland)
GR Parker+ (Victoria)
GR Parker+ (Victoria)
J Smith (Tasmania)
GH Armstrong (ACT)
MG Galbraith (Victoria)
JC Young (NSW)
MJP Minagall (SA)
TF Corbett (Victoria)
JP Maher (Queensland)
BJ Hodge* (Victoria)
BA Clemow+ (NSW)
MD Pascoe (Queensland)
DJ Thornley (NSW)
MJ North* (WA)
L Williams (SA)
AJ Kent (Victoria)
EJM Cowan* (NSW)
PM Boraston (Victoria)
CJ Borgas (South Australia)
CJ Ferguson+ (South Australia)
2002-03
Perth
New South Wales
DN Porter (Western Australia)
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Adelaide
Hobart
Sydney
Brisbane
Melbourne
Perth
Canberra
Hobart
Hobart
Hobart
Adelaide
Adelaide
Victoria
New South Wales
New South Wales
South Australia
South Australia
New South Wales
Western Australia
Western Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
South Australia
TLW Cooper (New South Wales)
JW Wells (Tasmania)
MW Hill+ (Victoria)
JL Pattinson* (Victoria)
TEF Brinsley (South Australia)
TJ Dean (Victoria)
HA Allanby (Tasmania)
T Rogers (ACT)
KR Smith (SA)
G Walker (Vic)
JL Winter (South Australia)
Patrick Page Jnr(South Australia)
Players marked + were also ‘Player of the Series’ at U/19 level.
Players marked * played Test Cricket.
NOTE:
TR Ambrose, AR Butcher, JR Gallian, BC Hollioake, AD
Mascerenhas, SD Robson and Craig White played for England.
MW Goodwin played for Zimbabwe.
TK Canning, DG Brownlie and L Vincent played for New
Zealand.
D Langford-Smith played for Ireland.
TLW Cooper, MR Swart and T van der Gugten played for the
Netherlands.
PJ and JJ Faulkner are father and son.
MR and SE Marsh, B and S Lee, MEK and DJ Hussey and ME
and SR Waugh, GS, TM and IM Chappell are brothers.
Players are listed under the State they first represented
at underage level, regardless of the State(s) they may have
later played for.
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
LEADING WICKET-TAKERS
WKTS RUNS
AVE
YEARS
CHAMPS
PLAYED
56
49
845
17.2
1979-1982
(3)
38
43
416
9.7
1979-1981
(2)
221.1
64
39
590
15.2
2006-2008
(2)
New South Wales
102.4*
28
36
253
7.0
1956-1957
(1)
1957-58
R Mellifont
Queensland
106.3*
29
33
244
7.4
1957-1959
(2)
1957-58
PD Curtin
South Australia
109.2*
32
32
176
5.5
1967-1968
(1)
Highest Team Score
506
Victoria v New South Wales
2003-04
Lowest Team Score
27
Northern Territory v Victoria
1986-87
Highest Individual Innings
258*
CJ Ferguson, South Australia v Qld
Highest Championship Run Aggregate
574
CJ Ferguson, South Australia
574
Best Match Bowling
KR Smith, South Australia
17-78
Best Bowling in an Innings
D Davidson, NSW v South Australia
10-28
Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate
D Davidson, NSW v South Australia
36
D Davidson, New South Wales
NAME
STATE
OVERS
MDS
2001-02
DJ King
Northern Territory
295.3
2001-02
W Iszlaub
Queensland
174.5
2011/12
A Mullins
South Australia
1957-58
D Davidson
* eight ball overs.
WICKET-KEEPING RECORDS – MOST DISMISSALS IN A CHAMPIONSHIP
23
(20 catches + 3 stumpings)
PM Nevill
Victoria
2001-02
22
(13 catches + 9 stumpings)
D Maidment
South Australia
1982-83
22
(16 catches + 6 stumpings)
CT Bancroft
Western Australia
2009-10
FIELDING RECORDS – MOST CATCHES IN A CHAMPIONSHIP
10
TR Ambrose
New South Wales
1999-00
9
C Balcomb
Queensland
2008-09
9
J Cox
Tasmania
1984-85
9
AR Keath
Victoria
2008-09
PARTNERSHIP RECORDS
THREE CENTURIES IN AN INNINGS
T. Henry 106, M Condon 101 and T Edwards 100
Australian Capital Territory v NT
2012-13
DOUBLE CENTURIES (8)
258*
CJ Ferguson
South Australia v Queensland
2001-02
255*
AJ Kent
Victoria v New South Wales
1997-98
225*
L Williams
South Australia v Northern Territory
1996-97
218*
EJM Cowan
New South Wales v Australian Capital
Territory
1998-99
206
BA Clemow
New South Wales v Australian Capital
Territory
1992-93
1st
324
EJM Cowan (218*) & AE Alley (146)
New South Wales v ACT
1998-99
204*
KT Pascoe
South Australia v Queensland
2006-07
2nd
208
R Hadley (96) & SE Marsh (181*)
Western Australia v ACT
1998-99
204
A Symonds
Queensland v South Australia
1991-92
3rd
252
TLW Cooper (137) & G Clarence (122)
New South Wales v SA
2003-04
202*
SM Dean
Victoria v South Australia
2003-04
4th
282
MG Galbraith (174*) & D Shinkfield (112)
Victoria v Western Australia
1985-86
5th
213
DJ Farrell (147) & BT Bourke (110)
New South Wales v Tasmania
2007-08
200*
KG Scrimegour
Northern Territory v Australian Capital
Territory
2013/14
6th
204
P Page Jr (170) & NS Kartas (63)
Queensland v South Australia
2014-15
7th
168
M Labrizzi (92) & G Matthews (93)
Western Australia v Victoria
1987-88
TEN WICKETS IN A MATCH (13)
8th
211
J Lalich (133) & KM Harvey (101*)
Western Australia v ACT
1992-93
17-78
D Davidson
New South Wales v South Australia
1957-58
(10-28 and 7-50)
9th
219* AJ Kent (255*) & GE Turner (66*)
Victoria v New South Wales
1997-98
13-36
S Bell
New South Wales v Western Australia
1963-64
(6-15 and 7-21)
Victoria v New South Wales
2003-04
13-43
B Walton
South Australia v New South Wales
1954-55
(7-25 and 6-18)
12-45
AA Mallett
Western Australia v New South Wales
1957-58
(9-20 and 3-25)
12-80
G Crispe
Queensland v Western Australia
1964-65
(7-26 and 5-54)
11-47
PM Siddle
Victoria v South Australia
2001-02
(5-16 and 6-31)
11-72
WJ Scholes*
Victoria v Queensland
1964-65
(7-39 and 4-33)
10-36
D HopeJohnston
Western Australia v Northern Territory
1980-81
(7-21 and 3-15)
10th 134
B Deledio (85) and JP McNamara (71)
LEADING RUN-SCORERS
NAME
STATE
INNS
NO
HS
RUNS
AVE
YEARS
CHAMPS
PLAYED
CJ Ferguson
South Australia
17
2
258*
1078
71.9
1999-2002 (3)
KT Pascoe
South Australia
15
1
204*
724
51.7
2004-2007 (2)
KJ Skewes
Northern Territory
15
2
147*
715
55.0
1999-2002 (3)
10-46
W Goodhew
New South Wales v Queensland
1953-54
(7-17and 3-29)
1985-1987
(2)
10-59
JL Reynolds
South Australia v Western Australia
1963-64
(2-10 and 8-49)
2007-2010 (3)
10-77
W Iszlaub
Queensland v Northern Territory
1980-81
(7-33 and 3-44)
2010-2012
(2)
10-92
R Nasir
Northern Territory v Victoria
1987-88
(4-49 and 6-43)
10-102 D Wickham
Tasmania v Australian Capital Territory
1995-96
(5-21 and 5-81)
MG Galbraith
A Ayre
KR Smith
Victoria
ACT
South Australia
10
21
15
1
1
2
174*
124
173
707
703
685
78.5
35.2
52.7
MJ North
Western Australia
12
2
173
668
66.8
1994-1996
(2)
GR Parker
Victoria
14
3
151*
655
59.5
1982-1984
(2)
* Scholes also scored 103 - the only match double ever recorded in a national underage match (male or female).
ACT/NSW
COUNTRY
SHIRT
NO.
NAME
DOMINANT
SKILL
BATTING
HAND
BOWLING
GROUP
BOWLING
HAND
CURRENT CLUB
Daniel Leerdam
6
Right
Wrist
Right
Weston Creek Molonglo
Ryan Meppem
10
Right
Orthodox
Right
Narrabri Golf Club
Tom Scoble
11
Right
Fast
Left
Inverell
Jack Harper
4
Right
Medium
Right
Wagga Wagga City Cats
Griffin Lea
5
Right
Fast
Right
Toronto Workers District
Cricket Club
Matthew Gilkes
3
Left
Fast
Right
Wests UC
Charles Dummer
1
Left
Medium
Right
Oak Flats Rats
Sam Skelly
12
Right
Fast
Right
Western Districts &
University of Canberra
Cricket Club
Andrew Somerville
13
Right
Fast
Right
Toronto Workers
Peter McCredie
7
Right
Wrist
Right
Toronto Workers
District Cricket Club
(Cricket Southern Lakes)
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Highest Innings Total
Hat Tricks
Right
Western District &
University of Canberra
Cricket Club
4-403 v Western Australia 2007-08
RW Bulger v Tasmania 1997-98
(innings figures 6-63)
Tomas Engelbrecht
2
Right
Wrist
Lowest Innings Total
Patrick Montgomery
9
Right
Fast
Right
Moree Junior Cricket Club
40 v Victoria 1983-84
Jordie Misic
8
Left
Wrist
Right
Ginninderra
Highest Individual Innings
181* G Lonsdale v Western Australia 1986-87
Highest Championship Runs Aggregate
437 MT Haywood 1985-86
KEY: BATTING
WICKETKEEPER
BOWLING
@CricketACT
Best Bowling in a Match
7-75 J Edwards v Western Australia
1993-94 (3-45 and 4-30)
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MG Bevan, BJ Haddin and NM Lyons
ODI Players (Non-Test)
Nil
T20 Players (Non-Test)
Nil
ODI Players European Championship
Nil
Best Bowling in an Innings
Champions Won
6-55 M Chessels v South Australia 1980-81
Nil
Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate
21 D Milligan 1978-79
12)
Test Players (3)
NEW SOUTH WALES
METROPOLITAN
SHIRT
NO.
NAME
DOMINANT
SKILL
BATTING
HAND
BOWLING
GROUP
BOWLING
HAND
CURRENT CLUB
James Arnold
1
Right
Orthodox
Left
Sutherland District
Cricket Club
Kyle Chisholm
1
Right
Fast
Right
Campbelltown-Camden
Connor Wilkinson
13
Right
None
Right
Bankstown
Ryan Hadley
6
Right
Fast
Right
Blacktown Grade
Cricket Club
Ryan Mizzi
9
Right
None
Right
Hawkesbury
NEW SOUTH WALES CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
James Robertson
11
Right
Orthodox
Right
Northern Districts
Cricket Club
Highest Innings Total
Test Players (33)
7-486 v Australian Capital Territory 1987-88
TR Ambrose, JM Bird, NK Bracken, MJ Clark, EJM
Cowan, PJ Cummins, IC Davis, BC Francis, JR
Gallian, GJ Gilmour, AC Gilchrist, JW Hastings,
MC Henriques, PJ Hughes, PA Jacques, B Lee, MJ
Nicholson, SNJ O’Keefe, NC O’Neill, DA Renneberg,
GR Robertson, SD Robson, RB Simpson,
MJ Slater, SPD Smith, MA Starc, HB Taber, G
Thomas, DA Warner, JR Watkins, ME Waugh, SR
Waugh and JR Hazelwood.
Param Uppal
12
Right
Orthodox
Right
Fairfield-Liverpool CC
Nathan Doyle
3
Left
Wrist
Right
Central Coast/Mosman
Baxter Holt
7
Right
None
Right
Northern Districts
Highest Individual Innings
Wallace Marshall
8
Right
Fast
Right
Campbelltown-Camden
Ryan Hackney
5
Left
Orthodox
Right
Penrith Cricket Club
Ryan O’Beirne
10
Right
Fast
Left
The Scots College
218*EJM Cowan v Australian Capital Territory
1998-99
206 BA Clemow v Australian Capital Territory
1992-93
George Furrer
4
Right
Fast
Right
Northern Districts
Highest Championship Runs Aggregate
KEY: BATTING
WICKETKEEPER
BOWLING
@CricketNSW
Lowest Innings Total
36 v Queensland 1952-53
475 DJ Thornley 1994-95
SA Abbott, DT Christian, TLW Cooper, PJ Forrest,
D Langford-Smith and S Lee.
Best Bowling in a Match
T20 Players (Non-Test) (2)
17-78 D Davidson v South Australia 1957-58 (10-28 and 7-50)
13-36 S Bellv Western Australia 1964-64
(6-15 and 7-21)
10-46 W Goodhew v Queensland 1953-54
(7-17 and 3-29)
NJ Maddison and T van der Gugten
Best Bowling in an Innings
1985/86, 1986/87, 1987/88, 1990/91, 1991/92,
1992/93, 1993/94, 1994/95, 1996/97, 1998/99,
2001/02, 2002/03, 2004/05, 2005/06, 2008/09,
2011/12 and 2014/15.
10-28D Davidson v South Australia 1957-58
Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate
36D Davidson 1957-58
Hat Tricks
14)
Nil
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ODI Players (Non-Test) (6)
ODI Players European Championship
Nil
Championships Won (17)
NORTHERN
TERRITORY
SHIRT
NO.
NAME
DOMINANT
SKILL
BATTING
HAND
BOWLING
GROUP
BOWLING
HAND
CURRENT CLUB
Jack Edwards
1
Right
Medium
Right
Manly Warringah
District Cricket Club
Dylan Mullen
6
Right
Wrist
Right
Valleys Cricket Club
Declan Curran
9
Right
Medium
Right
Valleys Cricket Club
Tom Nixon
5
Right
Wrist
Right
Federal
Harrison Martin
7
Right
Harrison
Right
Nightcliff Cricket Club
Hamish Martin
13
Left
Orthodox
Left
Tracy Village Cricket Club
Daniel McKell
3
Right
Fast
Right
Southern Districts
Cricket Club
Wilson Ryan
15
Right
Fast
Right
Tracy Village Cricket Club
Antum Naqvi
10
Right
Orthodox
Right
Tracy Village / Waratas
NORTHERN TERRITORY CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Right
Southern Districts
Cricket Club
Highest Innings Total
Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate
7-428 v Australian Capital Territory 2001-02
26 DJ King 1981-82
Lowest Innings Total
Hat Tricks
27 v Victoria 1986-87
Nil
Highest Individual Innings
Test Players
200* KG Scrimegour v
Australian Capital Territory 2013/14
160* P Pisel v Australian Capital Territory 2012/13
Nil
Dean Fry
4
Right
Orthodox
Sam Beer
12
Right
Fast
Right
Carlton Cricket Club
Sam Milne
8
Right
None
Left
Inner East Emus
Nicholas Arnold
12
Right
Medium
Right
Sydney University
Highest Championship Runs Aggregate
KEY: BATTING
WICKETKEEPER
BOWLING
415 KJ Skewes 2001-02
Best Bowling in a Match
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10-92 R Nasir v Victoria 1987-88 (4-49 and 6-43)
Best Bowling in an Innings
7-30 DJ King v Australian Capital Territory 1981-82
ODI Players (Non-Test) (1)
KW Richardson
T20 Players (Non-Test)
Nil
ODI Players European Championship
Nil
Championships Won
Nil
QUEENSLAND
SHIRT
NO.
NAME
DOMINANT
SKILL
BATTING
HAND
BOWLING
GROUP
BOWLING
HAND
CURRENT CLUB
Nathan McSweeney
1
Right
Orthodox
Right
Northern Suburb
District Cricket Club
Jack Clayton
7
Right
Fast
Right
Gold Coast Dolphins
Xavier Bartlett
10
Right
Fast
Right
Gold Coast Dolphins
Connor Ballenden
12
Right
Fast
Right
University Cricket Club
Harrison Kerr
15
Right
Fast
Right
Broadbeach Robina
Harrison Macoun
2
Right
Wrist
Right
Souths
Harrison Wood
4
Right
Medium
Right
Ipswich/logan Hornets
Cricket Club
Mitchell Bunker
11
Right
Fast
Right
Kingaroy
Highest Innings Total
Carried Bat Through An Innings
Joshua De Munari
3
Right
None
Right
Townsville Norths
6-429 v Northern Territory 1991-92
Lowest Innings Total
R Maslen 124* v Victoria 1957/58 (innings score 239)
QUEENSLAND CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Max Bryant
5
Right
Medium
Right
Gold Coast Dolphins
Jacob Wood
9
Right
Orthodox
Right
Casino Cavaliers/ Marist
Brothers Juniors
Ben Maynard
6
Right
Medium
Right
Western Suburbs
204 A Symonds v South Australia 1991-92
Lachlan Prince
14
Right
Wrist
Right
Northern Brothers
Diggers
Highest Championship Runs Aggregate
PJ Allan, RG Archer, PJP Burge, PH Carlson, AR
Dell, NM Hauritz, ML Hayden, IA Healy, TV Hohns,
MS Kasprowicz, MF Kent, SG Law, ML Love, JF
MacLean, KD Mackay, SA Muller, A Symonds, TR
Vievers and SR Watson.
402 G Hayden 1981-82
ODI Players (Non-Test) (2)
Joshua Geurts
8
Right
Orthodox
Right
Wynnum-Manly
Best Bowling in a Match
KW Richardson
43 v South Australia 1967-68
Highest Individual Innings
12-80 G Crispe v Western Australia 1964-65
(7-26 and 5-54)
10-77 W Iszlaub v Northern Territory 1980-81
(7-33 and 3-44)
KEY: BATTING
WICKETKEEPER
BOWLING
Best Bowling in an Innings
9-68 P Ryan v Victoria 1978-79
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Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate
30 R Mellifont 1957-58
Hat Tricks
F Speare v South Australia 1954-55
(innings figures 5-22)
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Test Players (19)
T20 Players (Non-Test)
JR Hopes and JP Maher.
20 International Players (Non Test and Non ODI) (4)
CA Lynn, AA Noffke, B Dunk and N Reardon.
ODI Players European Championship (1)
JC Scuderi (Ita)
Championships Won (4)
1981/92, 1982/93, 1984/85 and 1995/96
SOUTH
AUSTRALIA
SHIRT
NO.
NAME
DOMINANT
SKILL
BATTING
HAND
BOWLING
GROUP
BOWLING
HAND
CURRENT CLUB
Thomas O’Connell
8
Right
Wrist
Right
Sturt
Alex Reardon
1
Right
None
Right
Adelaide
Connor Dudley
5
Right
Medium
Right
Sturt
Joel Tilbrook
13
Left
Medium
Left
West Torrens
Lloyd Pope
9
Right
Wrist
Right
Kensington
Tyrell Sinclair
12
Left
Orthodox
Left
Tea Tree Gully
Blake Gutsche
7
Left
Medium
Left
Woodville
Harvey Brennan
3
Right
Wrist
Right
Prospect
Kyle Giniotis
2
Right
Wrist
Right
Northern Districts
Cameron Fatchen
6
Right
Fast
Right
Kensington
Bailey Capel
4
Left
Orthodox
Right
West Torrens
Zachary Schwarz
11
Left
Medium
Left
Tea Tree Gully
Riley Robinson
10
Right
Medium
Right
Northern Districts
SOUTH AUSTRALIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Highest Innings Total
Hat Tricks
484 v New South Wales 2000-01
MJ Cosgrove v Western Australia 2000-01
(innings figures 4-31)
Lowest Innings Total
30 v New South Wales 1951-52
Highest Individual Innings
A Smith 87* v Western Australia 1955/56
(innings score 183)
258* CJ Ferguson v Queensland 2001-02
225* L Williams v Northern Territory 1996-97
204* K Pascoe v Queensland 2006-07
Test Players (12)
Highest Championship Runs Aggregate
574 CJ Ferguson 2001-02
574 KR Smith 2011-12
KEY: BATTING
WICKETKEEPER
BOWLING
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GS Blewett, AR Butcher, IM Chappell, GS
Chappell, TM Chappell, JR Hammond, DW Hookes,
DS Lehmann, GA Manou, TBA May, SW Tait and L
Vincent.
ODI Players (Non Test) (3)
Best Bowling in a Match
CJ Ferguson, MJ Cosgove and AK Zesers
13-43B Walton v New South Wales 1954-55
(7-25 and 6-18)
10-59 JL Reynolds v Western Australia 1963-64
(2-10 and 8-49)
T/20 Players (Non-Test)
Best Bowling in an Innings
Nil
8-49 JL Reynolds v Western Australia 1963-64
ODI Players European Championship (5)
Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate
1988/89, 2001/02, 2006/07, 2007/08 and 2013/14.
32 PD Curtin 1968-69
20)
Carried bat through an innings
Nil
ODI Players European Championship
TASMANIA
SHIRT
NO.
NAME
DOMINANT
SKILL
BATTING
HAND
BOWLING
GROUP
BOWLING
HAND
CURRENT CLUB
Left
Medium
Left
Burnie Hurricaines
Brodie Hayes
37
James Odgers
-
Right
None
Right
Burnie Hurricanes
Pearce Watling
-
Left
Orthodox
Right
Wynyard Cricket Club
Caiden Workman
-
Left
None
Right
Clarence District
Cricket Club
Jack White
2
Left
Orthodox
Left
North Hobart
Liam Devlin
6
Left
Wrist
Right
Clarence District
Cricket Club
Dylan Hay
4
Right
Orthodox
Right
Kingborough
James Beattie
-
Right
Medium
Left
South Launceston
Oliver Wood
10
Right
Medium
Right
Riverside Cricket Club
Jarrod Freeman
7
Right
Orthodox
Right
Mowbray Cricket Club
Jayden Harris
-
Right
Medium
SOUTH AUSTRALIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Highest Innings Total
Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate
6-414 v Northern Territory 1985-86
27 W Squires 1978-79
Left
Clarence District
Cricket Club
Lowest Innings Total
Hat Tricks
46 v Victoria 1978-79
46 v Victoria 1967/68
Nil
Highest Individual Innings
Lochie Griggs
65
Left
Wrist
Left
Kingborough District
Cricket Club
Toby Cowen
67
Right
Fast
Right
Kingborough Knights
158 JP Faulkner v Western Australia 2006-07
151 S Dixon v Northern Territory 1985/86
KEY: BATTING
WICKETKEEPER
BOWLING
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ODI Players (Non Test) (3)
MJ Di Venuto, JP Faulkner and B Geeves.
367 B Webster 2012/13
346 J Cox 1985-86
T/20 Players (Non-Test)
J Whiteley 124* v New South Wales 2011/12
(Innings score 191)
Nil
ODI Players European Championship
Nil
Best Bowling in a Match
ODI Players European Championship
10-102 D Wickham v Australian Capital
Territory 1995-96 (5-21 and 5-81)
Nil
Best Bowling in an Innings
22)
GJ Bailey, XJ Doherty, A Doolan, JP Faulkner, TD
Paine, RT Ponting, MS Wade and S Young.
Highest Championship Runs Aggregate
Carried Bat Through An innings
@CTpathways
Test Players (8)
7-60 B Murray v Queensland 1981-82
VICTORIA
COUNTRY
SHIRT
NO.
NAME
Thomas Ewing
DOMINANT
SKILL
28
BATTING
HAND
BOWLING
GROUP
BOWLING
HAND
CURRENT CLUB
Left
Orthodox
Right
Frankston Peninsula
Cricket Club
Bradley Melville
4
Right
Orthodox
Right
Melbourne Cricket Club
Cade Mueller
12
Right
Medium
Right
Northern Rivers
Fraser Ellis
4
Right
Fast
Right
City Colts Wangaratta
Liam Brown
6
Right
Fast
Right
Russells Creek Cricket
Club
Tom Rogers
1
Left
Medium
Right
Melbourne University
Cricket Club
Jordan Rossi
5
Left
Wrist
Left
Geelong Cricket Club
Lachlan Wareham
3
Right
Fast
Right
Western Waves Cricket
Club
Wilson McGillivray
-
Right
Fast
Right
Melbourne Cricket Club
Thomas Officer
31
Right
Fast
Right
Phillip Island and District
Cricket Club
VICTORIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Highest Innings Total
Hat Tricks
506 v New South Wales 2003-04
Nil
Lowest Innings Total
Test Players (15)
43 v New South Wales 1958-59
AC Agar, RJ Bright, GJ Cosier, KH Eastwood, MTG
Elliott, BJ Hodge, RM Hogg, CR Miller, SP O’Donnell,
JL Pattinson, PR Reiffel, PM Siddle, Craig White,
Cameron White, BA Williams and PM Nevill.
Jack Bouwmeester
68
Right
Fast
Right
Bendigo United
Cricket Club
Matthew Foy
4
Right
None
Right
South East
Country Sharks
255*AJ Kent v New South Wales 1997-98
202* SM Dean v South Australia 2003-04
Leyton Thulborn
17
Right
Orthodox
Right
Geelong Cricket Club
Highest Championship Runs Aggregate
AJ Finch, IJ Harvey and JD Siddons.
511 TJ Dean 2008-09
T/20 Players (Non-Test)
Best Bowling in a Match
Nil
11-47 PM Siddle v South Australia 2001-02
(5-16 and 6-31)
11-72 WJ Scholes v Queensland 1964-65
(7-39 and 4-33)
ODI Players European Championship
KEY: BATTING
WICKETKEEPER
BOWLING
@CVpathway
Highest Individual Innings
Best Bowling in an Innings
8-36 IC McMullenv Western Australia 1964-65
Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate
25 DW Brown 1980-81
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ODI Players (Non Test) (3)
Nil
ODI Players European Championship (9)
1977/78, 1979/80, 1980/81, 1983/84, 1989/90,
1997/98, 1999/2000, 2003/04 and 2012/13.
VICTORIA
METRO
SHIRT
NO.
NAME
DOMINANT
SKILL
BATTING
HAND
BOWLING
GROUP
BOWLING
HAND
CURRENT CLUB
Zachary Mevissen
10
Right
Fast
Right
Melbourne Cricket Club
Kevin Spaull
-
Right
Medium
Right
Greenvale Kangaroos
Andrew Young
-
Right
Orthodox
Left
Melbourne University
Cricket Club
Jonathan Merlo
-
Right
Medium
Right
Camberwell Magpies
Blake Parsons
35
Right
Orthodox
Left
Prahran Cricket Club
-
Nathan Boucher
Left
Medium
Left
Melbourne Cricket Club
Samuel Elliott
60
Right
Fast
Right
Camberwell
Mackenzie Harvey
15
Left
Medium
Right
Elsternwick Cricket Club
Michael Edwards
-
Right
Fast
Left
Heidelberg Cricket Club
Edward Newman
-
Left
Orthodox
Left
Dandenong Cricket Club
VICTORIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Right
Northcote/Preston
Baseballers
Highest Innings Total
Hat Tricks
506 v New South Wales 2003-04
Nil
Lowest Innings Total
Test Players (15)
43 v New South Wales 1958-59
AC Agar, RJ Bright, GJ Cosier, KH Eastwood, MTG
Elliott, BJ Hodge, RM Hogg, CR Miller, SP O’Donnell,
JL Pattinson, PR Reiffel, PM Siddle, Craig White,
Cameron White, BA Williams and PM Nevill.
Tate Volitakis
Arkash Cheema
Josh Hartill
-
Right
-
Left
-
Right
Fast
Wrist
Orthodox
Left
Right
Melbourne University
Cricket Club
Prahran Cricket Club
Highest Individual Innings
255*AJ Kent v New South Wales 1997-98
202* SM Dean v South Australia 2003-04
KEY: BATTING
WICKETKEEPER
BOWLING
@CVpathway
AJ Finch, IJ Harvey and JD Siddons.
511 TJ Dean 2008-09
T/20 Players (Non-Test)
Best Bowling in a Match
Nil
11-47 PM Siddle v South Australia 2001-02
(5-16 and 6-31)
11-72 WJ Scholes v Queensland 1964-65
(7-39 and 4-33)
ODI Players European Championship
Best Bowling in an Innings
8-36 IC McMullenv Western Australia 1964-65
Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate
25 DW Brown 1980-81
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ODI Players (Non Test) (3)
Highest Championship Runs Aggregate
Nil
ODI Players European Championship (9)
1977/78, 1979/80, 1980/81, 1983/84, 1989/90,
1997/98, 1999/2000, 2003/04 and 2012/13.
WESTERN
AUSTRALIA
SHIRT
NO.
NAME
DOMINANT
SKILL
BATTING
HAND
BOWLING
GROUP
BOWLING
HAND
CURRENT CLUB
Matthew Spoors
3
Right
Wrist
Right
Wanneroo
Aaron Hardie
10
Right
Medium
Right
Willetton DCC
Reece Anderson
11
Right
Fast
Right
Fremantle
Joshua Chojnowski
12
Right
Medium
Right
Fremantle
Connor Smith
9
Right
Fast
Left
Joondalup
Alex Trimboli
5
Right
Orthodox
Right
Claremont Nedlands
Adam Disisto
1
Right
Orthodox
Right
Perth Cricket Club
Axel Spearman
2
Right
Orthodox
Right
Joondalup
Tristan Hobley
4
Right
Orthodox
Right
Wanneroo
Bryce Jackson
13
Right
Fast
Right
Melville DCC
Connor Thorn
6
Right
Medium
Right
Wanneroo DCC
Oliver Arkinstall
Bradley Hope
7
8
Right
Right
Medium
Medium
Right
Right
Willetton
Claremont Nedlands
WESTERN AUSTRALIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Highest Innings Total
Hat Tricks
3-432v Northern Territory 2001-02
Nil
Lowest Innings Total
Test Players (25)
49 v Queensland 1964-65
WM Clark, DG Brownlie, B Casson, R Edwards, MW
Goodwin, BC Hollioake, KJ Hughes, MEK Hussey,
BD Julian, SM Katich, JL Langer, GD McKenzie, AM
Mallett, AL Mann, MR sh, RW Marsh, SE Marsh,
DR Martyn, RA Massie, TM Moody, MJ North, BK
Shepherd, MR Veletta, GM Wood and AC Voges.
Highest Individual Innings
181* SE Marsh v Australian Capital
Territory 1998-99
Highest Championship Runs Aggregate
506 MJ North 1995-96
KEY: BATTING
WICKETKEEPER
BOWLING
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Best Bowling in a Match
12-45 AA Mallett v New South Wales 1957-58
(9-20 and 3-25)
10-36 D Hope-Johnston v Northern Territory
1980-81 (7-21 and 3-15)
Best Bowling in an Innings
9-20 AA Mallett v New South Wales 1957-58
Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate
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30 D Clark 1963-64
ODI Players (Non Test) (7)
TK Canning, NM Coulter-Nile, BR Dorey, DJ Hussey,
D Mascarenhas, L Ronchi, MR Swart.
T/20 Players (Non-Test and Non ODI) (1)
LA Pomersbach
ODI Players European Championship (1)
HP Patrizi
ODI Players European Championship (3)
1978/79, 2009/10 and 2010/11.
CRICKET
AUSTRALIA XI
SHIRT
NO.
NAME
DOMINANT
SKILL
BATTING
HAND
BOWLING
GROUP
BOWLING
HAND
CURRENT CLUB
Thomas Sowden
11
Right
Wrist
Right
Bankstown
Joel Foster
6
Left
Fast
Right
Northern Districts
Cricket Club
Bailey Dickinson
1
Right
Medium
Right
Bankstown
Austin Waugh
13
Right
Medium
Right
Sutherland
Aiden Bariol
2
Right
None
Right
Manly Warringah District
Cricket Club
Dean Elliott
4
Right
Wrist
Right
Caloundra Cricket Club
Jason Sangha
10
Right
Wrist
Right
Newcastle
Blake Edwards
3
Right
Fast
Right
Wests
Will Sutherland
12
Right
None Fast
Right
East Malvern Tooronga
Cricket Club
Shubham Bhargave
45
Right
Orthodox
Right
Camberwell Magpies
Cricket Club
Zak Evans
5
Right
Fast
Right
Ringwood CC and Burwood
Uniting Canterbury
Nathan Murphy
9
Right
Medium
Right
East Sandringham
Cricket Club
Jarrod Freeman
7
Right
Orthodox
Right
Mowbray Cricket Club
KEY: BATTING
WICKETKEEPER
BOWLING
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UNDER 17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Cricket Australia Underage National Championships are an integral step in the umpire pathway.
The Championships provide a challenging
environment for umpires, who are tested by
travelling to a new city; standing in matches
with new partners and managing unfamiliar
teams at foreign venues all within a two
week period.
Each state and territory nominates
one preferred candidate to attend the
Championship. For the two additional
positions available, states are invited to
nominate a second umpire, with the Umpire
High Performance Panel (UHPP) making the
final decision on the final two umpires.
Members of the UHPP and the CA
Umpire Educator will then attend the
Championships to observe and provide
assessments for each of the individuals.
On ‘rest’ days, the umpiring group will
attend education and training sessions to
assist their continual development on and
off field.
Current CA National Umpire Panel members who have officiated at Under 17 National
Championships – since 2004/05 season
UMPIRE
STATE
YEAR
Geoff Joshua
VIC
2004/05
Mick Martell
WA
2005/06
Sam Nogajski
TAS
2006/07
Ash Barrow
VIC
2006/07, 2007/08
Mike Graham-Smith
TAS
2009/10
Shawn Craig
VIC
2011/12
Phil Gillespie
VIC
2012/13
*Home states at time of appointment
MATCH INFORMATION AND VENUES
PLAYER ELIGIBILITY
Age Eligibility Criteria
Players selected to all teams are to be under
17 years of age on 31 August 2015.
Therefore any player born on or after 1
September 1997 is eligible to play.
Multiple Championship Representation
competitions as well as Cricket Australia
National Championships.
U19 pace bowlers may bowl 360 balls over
the championship (60 overs) in total.
U17 pace bowlers may bowl 312 balls over
the championship (52 overs) in total.
The max daily limits and rest between
spells etc. still apply.
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Cricket Australia have confirmed that
medium and fast bowlers (as defined in the
playing conditions) can participate at both
the U17 & U19 National Championships.
Any underage bowler must have his bowling
loads assessed prior to participating in any
competition; this includes all senior men’s
START AND SESSION TIMES
CONTACT DETAILS
ONE DAY MATCHES
Jason Inglis
09:30am – 1:00pm
Session 1
1: 00pm – 1:30pm
Interval
1:30pm – 5:00pm
Session 2
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Media – Aaron Pereira
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POINTS
ONE DAY
Win
4
Tie
2 each
No Result
2 each
Loss
0
Bonus Point (run rate 1.25 times that of opposition)
1
Additional Bonus Point (run rate twice that of opposition)
1
Abandoned match due to inadequate pitch and/or ground preparation
2
U-17 VENUES
VENUE
ADDRESS
Trevor Hohns Oval
Trevor Barsby Oval
Ian Healy Oval
Alan Pettigrew Oval
Allan Border Oval
Bill Albury Oval
University Oval 7
Churchie School
Peter Burge Oval
Fred Kratzman Oval
WEP Harris Oval
Oxenham Oval
John Blank Oval
Ron McMullen Oval
Kev Hackney Oval
Henzel Park 1
Henzel Park 2
Board St, DEAGON
Board St, DEAGON
Shaw Road, KALINGA
Shaw Road, KALINGA
Greg Chappell Street, ALBION
Boundary St, TINGALPA
Coldrige Street, ST LUCIA
Oaklands Parade, EAST BRISBANE
Cnr. Birkdale and Anson Roads, WELLINGTON POINT
Cnr. Birkdale and Anson Roads, WELLINGTON POINT
Sir William Macgregor Drive, ST LUCIA
Cnr. Duke and York St, NUNDAH
Syd Lingard Drive, MAROOCHYDORE
Syd Lingard Drive, MAROOCHYDORE
Syd Lingard Drive, MAROOCHYDORE
Arthur Street CALOUNDRA
Arthur Street CALOUNDRA
UNDER 17 MALE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Monday 28 September - Thursday 08 October, 2015
HOME TEAM
AWAY TEAM
VENUE
ROUND 1, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 2015
VIC Country
Northern Territory
Victoria
Western Australia
CA XI
v
v
v
v
v
NSW Metro
ACT/NSW Country
CA XI
Queensland
Victoria
v
v
v
v
v
ACT/NSW Country
South Australia
Queensland
Tasmania
NSW Metro
Trevor Hohns- Sandgate
Trevor Barsby- Sandgate
Ian Healy- Norths
Alan Pettigrew- Norths
Ab Field
ROUND 2, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 2015
South Australia
Northern Territory
Tasmania
Western Australia
VIC Country
Trevor Hohns- Sandgate
Trevor Barsby- Sandgate
Ian Healy- Norths
Alan Pettigrew- Norths
Oxenham Oval-Toombul
REST DAY - WEDNESDAY 30 SEPTEMBER
ROUND 3, THURSDAY OCTOBER 01, 2015
Northern Territory
ACT/NSW Country
Western Australia
Queensland
South Australia
v
v
v
v
v
ACT/NSW Country
South Australia
Northern Territory
Tasmania
Western Australia
v
v
v
v
v
VIC Country
NSW Metro
Victoria
CA XI
Tasmania
John Blank- Maroochydore
Ron Mcmullen- Maroochydore
Kev Hackney- Maroochydore
Henzel Park 1 - Caloundra
Henzel Park 2 - Caloundra
ROUND 4, FRIDAY OCTOBER 02, 2015
Queensland
VIC Country
NSW Metro
Victoria
CA XI
John Blank- Maroochydore
Ron Mcmullen- Maroochydore
Kev Hackney- Maroochydore
Henzel Park 1 - Caloundra
Henzel Park 2 - Caloundra
SATURDAY GRADE CRICKET DAY - NO CRICKET
ROUND 5, SUNDAY OCTOBER 05, 2015
VIC Country
South Australia
Victoria
Tasmania
Northern Territory
v
v
v
v
v
NSW Metro
ACT/NSW Country
CA XI
Queensland
Western Australia
QUARTER FINALS – MONDAY OCTOBER 05, 2015
A1
B1
A2
B2
A5
v
v
v
v
v
B4
A4
B3
A3
B5
Trevor Hohns- Sandgate
Trevor Barsby- Sandgate
Ian Healy- Norths
Alan Pettigrew- Norths
Oxenham Oval-Toombul
Bill Albury- Wynnum
Univeristy 7
Churchie
Peter Burge- Redlands
Ian Healy- Norths
SEMI FINALS – WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 07, 2015
W QF 1
W QF 2
L QF 1
L QF 4
L QF 3
v
v
v
v
v
W QF 4
W QF 3
A5
B5
L QF 2
Peter Burge- Redlands
Fred Kratzman- Redlands
Wep Harris Oval
Churchie
Univeristy 7
FINALS – THURSDAY OCTOBER 08, 2015
W SF 1
L SF 1
L QF 1
L QF 2
L QF 3
v
v
v
v
v
W SF 2
L SF 2
L QF 4
A5
B5
Ab Field
Peter Burge- Redlands
Fred Kratzman- Redlands
Wep Harris Oval
Churchie
*Schedule current as at 10 September 2015. Cricket Australia reserves the right in its absolute discretion
to change or amend the program at any time, without notice.