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NSW Imparja Cup team - National Indigenous Cricket Champions 2006-07

NSW Team: Jeff Cook (captain), Ryan Donovan, John Duckett, Damien Duroux, Andrew Gordon, Josh Lalor, Farren Lamb, Trent Madams, Jack Manning-Bancroft, Michael Mara, Cameron Rosser, Greg Wellington, Cory Wright. Coach: Russel Grimson. Manager: Peter Cooley



Game Scores

Round 1: vs Victoria (Twenty20) NSW 4/178 (C Rosser 105no, J Duckett 34) def Vic 4/92 (F Lamb 2/17 J Lalor) by 86 runs

Round 2: vs South Australia (Twenty20) NSW 5/84 (J Cook 30no) def SA 6/83 (F Lamb 2/14 A Gordon 2/14) by 5 wickets

Round 3: vs Northern Territory (40 overs) NSW 7/242 (J Duckett 51 C Rosser 49 A Gordon 40) def NT 121 (A Gordon 3/15 J Manning-Bancroft 2/26 F Lamb 2/43)

Round 4: vs Queensland (40 overs) Qld 8/194 (A Gordon 2/37 T Madams 2/24) def NSW 9/193 (C Rosser 74no J Lalor 27) by 2 wickets

Round 5: vs ACT (40 overs) NSW 2/158 (C Rosser 87no D Duroux 50) def ACT 9/157 (J Manning-Bancroft 2/40 C Wright 1/7) by 8 wickets

Final: vs Queensland (50 overs) NSW 8/163 (C Rosser 42no, C Wright 33) def Qld 9/162 (J Duckett 3/26 A Gordon 3/39)

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St George team mates congratulate Kerry O'Keeffe on his Australian Test selection

Back Row - Jack Wilson, David Paul, Ray Tozer
Front Row - Brian Booth, Kerry O'Keeffe, Warren Saunders

Kerry O'Keeffe was selected to make his Test debut for Australia in the 5th Test of the 1970/71 Ashes series between Australia and England. The 5th Test was played at the MCG in Melbourne and Kerry became Australia Test Cap No. 253. Earlier in the season Kerry had taken 6 for 69 and scored 55 not out playing for NSW against England

5th Test - Australia V England - MCG Melbourne
Toss - Australia won the toss and elected to bat
Result - Match drawn

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Vale Tony Corcoran

I first met Tony when I arrived in Dubbo as a first year out secondary teacher at Dubbo South High in 1974

South High also had a team in the Whitney Cup which was made up of Lloyd Keir and myself and the rest being school kids such as Wayne Munro, Mark Ferguson, Steve Wheeler and the Allan twins.

Tony was one of those classy left-handers who played the good ball on its merits and dispatched the bad ball to the boundary. He was always immaculately dressed, and his cricket was reflective of this.

He moved to Glen Innes where he was well known in the Stock and Station industry and later became Head of Elders - at some stage Tony also played for University in the Brisbane grade competition.

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Captain Morgan takes 6 wickets in 6 balls to win the game for Mudgeeraba Nerang against Surfers Paradise

What happened next is one of the great wonders of cricket. Has it ever been done before as Morgan dismissed Gardner on the first ball of the over and proceeded to take another 5 wickets with his 5 remaining balls. Surfers Paradise were bowled on for 174 off the last ball of Morgan’s over and Mudgeeraba Nerang won by 4 funs.

Gareth Morgan took 6 wickets in on over to finish the game with figures of 6 overs 7 for 16.

You gotta love cricket.

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Randwick Petersham completed a comprehensive first innings victory over 1st Grade competition leaders Northern District at Asquith Oval today. The scores were Randwick Petersham 122 and 8-207 declared to 69 and 8-229.

Most of the action occurred last week with NDs 9-65 at stumps in reply to Randwick Petersham’s 122. Today, it took Angus McTaggart, who celebrated his 21st birthday two days ago, just 4 balls to complete the Northern District innings for 69, finishing with the magic figures of 7-35 from 9.4 overs. That performance equalled the club’s best-ever 1st Grade bowling figures set by Englishman Jonathan Lewis against Mosman in 2003-04 – 20 years ago. Lewis played Test and ODI cricket for England shortly after

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The V – Precision Batting Training

Discover new ways of using THE V in training and coaching.

With the introduction of zone markers to THE V net, we have created target zones for precision training.

A series of targeted and purposeful 9 shot drills have been designed to create THE V Precision Batting Challenge.

By focusing on specific shot selections and target zones batters will develop a comprehensive skill set.

The unique V net design generates a repeating absorb deflect return action during use. This allows for continuous shot play and quality repetitions fast tracking key batting skills including rhythm, timing, and strike power.

Repetition is the key when it comes to learning. THE V creates a unique immersive training environment that is inherently linked to cognitive motor learning.

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Western Australian Veterans Over 60s cricket teams to play in the National Championships from 11 November 2023 in Perth

We are just days away from the 2023 Veterans Cricket Australia Over 60's National Carnival. Which is being held in the wonderful state of Western Australia from 11th of November.

Here are the teams which will be representing WA. Go well everyone and enjoy competition and comradery that is Veterans Cricket.

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Western Australian Veterans Over 55s cricket teams to play in the National Championships in Christchurch New Zealand - 22 to 28 November 2023

Announcing our WA division 1 & 2 squads for the Over 55's National's to be held in Christchurch, New Zealand in November.

We are excited with the quality of players who have been selected and hoping for some Championship silverware returning with them to the west.

Congratulations to all squad members on your selection. Your commitment & hard work over the winter and pre-season period has been appreciated.

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Announcing the teams who will represent WA in the over 50's Championships to be held in Melbourne 4-7th December.

Congratulations to all who have been selected, your hard work and dedication over many months has been commendable. We are looking forward to seeing you compete and enjoy all that is the Veterans Cricket Australia National Championships.

Thanks to our 50's team supporters Scope Refrigeration, Copyworld Toshiba, HC Constructions & Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd.

Also huge thanks to Survey Services and WA BOS Semi Trailer Equipment for your support of our 55's Teams heading to Christchurch shortly.

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I had blocked out an over; the keeper quipped, ‘Come on boys, more dots than a dot painting’.

While I am not Indigenous, imagine if I was and that comment had been said? Just a bit of banter, right? Just brush it off, right?

In many ways, Australian Cricket is a mirror to Australian society; the first ever tour of England by an Indigenous Team saw the team worked like slaves, ignored on their return and white-washed out of the history until the 21st century. The tough Colonials taking it to the English, the brave and bold Bradman facing Bodyline, the brash sides of the 1960’s and 1970’s. The 1980’s saw a dark time and a questioning of identity, of a rapidly changing world that saw economic and societal changes that made the world smaller and yet somehow more foreign to the traditional, it was when cricket started to be considered a career and a commodity. The domination of the mid to late 1990’s and early 2000’s when our Prime Minister wanted us to be ‘comfortable and relaxed’, and most of us were, on and off the field.

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Markham Matthews made his first grade debut for the Balmain Tigers (Sydney Cricket Club) in 2001 to become Tiger first grade player 492.

An extremely gifted and talented all-rounder Markham was 29 when he made his debut as he spent many years on the professional golf circuit.

As a first class golfer, you can only imagine how far he can hit a cricket ball.

Who played the best innings you’ve seen firsthand playing with or against?

Easy one. Peter Smith playing for the Tigers against North Sydney, at North Sydney Oval. He made 185 not out off 78 deliveries. Hit 16 sixes and 15 fours. 50 off 27 balls, 100 off 51 balls, then onto 185 off 78. I will never forget the numbers, it was easily the best sustained hitting I ever saw against a good a

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