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Aarna Parwal - Penrith Cricket Club Women's Rookie of the Year, 2025-26

I started playing cricket in 2020 with the Baulkham Hills Cricket Club in Stage 2 competitions. As I was younger at the time and needed to play in a team more suitable for my age group, I then moved to Kellyville Cricket Club to play Stage 1 cricket. I played for Kellyville Supersonics for four years, and in 2022, I began playing representative cricket for Hornsby Ku-ring-gai District Cricket Club. During my time in representative cricket, I progressed from Mollie Dive through to Margaret Peden for Hornsby. During my last year of representative cricket, I moved to premier cricket and was fortunate enough to represent Penrith Cricket Club in Brewer Shield.

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Career Report: Cameron Eccles - Gordon District Cricket Club

Cameron Eccles enjoyed a distinguished 12-season career with the Stags, establishing himself as a foundational top-order batsman and a widely respected clubman. Joining the club's Academy as an 18-year-old, Eccles steadily rose through the ranks to become a mainstay of Gordon's First Grade side. He retired from Grade cricket at the conclusion of the 2019/20 season, leaving an indelible mark on the club's history books and culture.

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Jeremy Bray – St George 1st Grade Player No. 337 inducted into the Irish Cricket Writers Hall of Fame.

In 1996-97 Jeremy broke a 25 year record held by the great Warren Saunders (1024 runs in 1971-72) for the most runs in a First Grade season when he scored 1061 in a single season. This included two scores of 159 including the now legendary 159* in the 2nd innings of the Grand Final against Mosman at Hurstville Oval to bring home an unforgettable premiership.

Jeremy then made the huge decision to move to Ireland where he launched a wonderful cricketing career and was recently included in the Irish Cricket Writers Hall Of Fame.

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Gary Mathew RIP :1958-2026

Gary Mathew was one of the real successes in the Randwick 1st Grade premiership teams of the early 1980s. In the 1981-82 side he was second only to Peter Clifford with 548 in the number of runs scored while in 1983-84 he was at the top of the list with 594 including two centuries. That was the third successive season he had passed the 500 runs mark in 1st Grade–a rare feat. Gary’s talents were recognised by NSW selectors and that season he was included in the State Squad.

Gary passed away at Barraba, NSW, on 28 May 2026 after a long illness. He was 67.

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