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6 months ago



Jarrod Rawlings: A Breakout 2014-15 Season Marked by Consistency and Class

The 2014–15 season proved to be a defining campaign for emerging talent Jarrod Rawlings, whose performances across multiple grades showcased both his reliability and his capacity for match-winning brilliance. Across 20 innings, Rawlings accumulated an impressive 664 runs at an average of 37, a return highlighted by two centuries, two half-centuries, and a season-best innings of 169 not out.

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6 months ago



Ben King's Outstanding 2005-06 Season: A Clubman and a Class Performer

The 2005–06 season stands as one of the most memorable in Ben King’s cricketing journey, defined not only by his on-field excellence but also by his remarkable contribution to the club’s culture. Fittingly recognised as Clubman of the Year for his incredible work with the club website and media, King delivered a campaign that blended leadership, consistency, and sheer batting brilliance.

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7 months ago



Ian Davis played with Gordon from the 1973-74 season until 1976-77. After two games for Gordon he was selected for New South Wales and five first-class games later, Australia. There was a tour to New Zealand in 1973-74 and the Australian tour to England in 1977. He scored 1065 runs at 35.50 and held the First Grade opening record at Gordon with James Cattlin, Cattlin (88) and Davis (170) of 261.

I arrived at Gordon in an unusual way. In fact my time at Gordon was the most enjoyable of my Grade career where I played for six clubs

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7 months ago



The North West Premiers have opened the 2025/26 summer in stunning fashion, winning all seven of their fixtures to date. The squad has steadily built over the past four seasons since entering the Premier competition, and their rise is now fuelled by elite work ethic, strong team culture, and a willingness to adapt to the modern game.

These efforts were highlighted by Izzy Sharp earning her WHITE FERNS debut — becoming the club’s first women’s international. With increasing domestic experience across the group, the side is now asserting genuine dominance on the competition.

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7 months ago



By the early 1970s, Burnside West Christchurch University Cricket Club found itself on the cusp of something brave. The long, 67-year stint at Hagley Park – all those windy Saturdays, all those familiar walks past the old pavilion – came to an end in 1972–73 when the West Christchurch/University side folded into the emerging Burnside club.

Burnside became a working bee. Volunteer tradies, parents, players – half the suburb, really – rolled up their sleeves and set about transforming a modest changing shed into a proper pavilion of brick and timber.

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7 months ago



A talent lost: Ronald Lockrey

Ronald Lockrey started at North Sydney High School in 1935 and graduated in 1938. While in his last year at school he was chosen in the very first A.W. Green Shield team for Gordon in the 1937-38 season.

Gordon had four wins (two outright) and one loss during the season and one of the leading bowlers for Gordon Ron Lockrey (10 at 7.40).

It was after leaving school that his cricket career started in earnest with nine games in the Fourth Grade team after Christmas where his ability as a batsman started to shine when he scored 418 runs in nine innings with four not outs and an average of 83.10. This included a score of 105. The next season (1939-40) was also productive, with 288 runs in Fourth grade and another century and 227 runs in Third grade, totalling 515 runs for the season. What a talent!

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7 months ago



Edgar Lloyd Waddy – An Accomplished Batsman

E.L. ‘Gar’ Waddy is a name that holds a place of honour in the annals of the Parramatta District Cricket Club – without doubt he was one of the finest attacking batsmen to ever ‘don his pads’ for the club and one of its most enduring and respected personalities. Two of his siblings, both ordained Anglican Ministers - Rev. Percy ‘Stacy’ Waddy and Rev. Ernest ‘Mick’ Waddy also represented Central Cumberland in First grade and like ‘Gar’ played at first-class level.

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