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From the St George DCC 1960’s Scrapbook – Peter Leslie’s NSW Debut
26th November 1965 - A Whiz Kid at the SCG - Peter Leslie
Shattered windows and broken fibro at the home of the Leslie family in Bexley prove the dedication of 18-year-old Peter Leslie.
All the breaks and damage will seem worth it today when the young 6ft. fast bowler walks on to the Sydney Cricket Ground in his first State team.
"It all still seems un-real”, he said today. "I always had an ambition to play against England but it came as a shock to be picked to play against this team."

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Normanhurst CC was delighted to celebrate its Centenary in 2025-26, exactly 100 years after claiming the inaugural Hornsby Ku-ring-gai & Hills District Cricket Association Inc. (HKHDCA) A Grade premiership (T. E. Rofe Shield) in 1926-27.

The season concluded with a memorable Centenary dinner at Hornsby RSL Club on 18 April 2026, which featured Steve Waugh as the special guest speaker.

Bruce Wood was honoured to be asked to compile a comprehensive Centenary Report, which contains over 31,000 words and 250 photos.

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A Keystone Match in the history of Parramatta District Cricket Club

In many ways the most seminal milestone in the Club’s history occurred in 1843 - the first officially confirmed and published account and scoresheet of a Parramatta District Cricket Club match.

Though it is known that the Parramatta Club had engaged in earlier unreported contests or those mentioned in newspapers didn’t supply match score details – the 1843 match against the Liverpool Cricket Club authenticated the existence of the club and is generally acknowledged as the genesis of the Parramatta Club.

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The David Watson story represents a very sad moment in the Parramatta District Cricket Club’s enduring history. It is about a young 23-year man with a glowing future as a cricketer and journalist beckoning, only for it to be snatched away by a tragic road accident.

Within hours of appointment to a senior editorial position with one of the Cumberland Newspapers’ major publications, the rising young journalist and gifted cricketer David William Thomas Watson, that many experts touted as a definite State player of the near-future, perished on Wednesday 22 March 1961when his new sedan crashed against a roadside tree on North Rocks Road, Parramatta – his childhood friend Kerry Alexander also killed in this accident.

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Emma Rippon - Penrith Cricket Club

My journey started one lunchtime at primary school when I was about 10 years old. The school cricket team trials were on, and all my friends were trying out. Unfortunately, I didn’t get in the first year, but fast forward to the second year, I got in and ended up going to the Western trials later in the term. I was an extremely shy kid and all my friends had bailed, so I was upset. On top of that I ended up stacking it on the asphalt cricket pitch, leaving my knees and hands scratched. It was only about 20 minutes into the trials, and I already wanted to go home. I toughed it out and stayed at the trials.

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