Tasmanian Cricket Thread - 2006-07

[I_cant_sign_up]

Even though you go for Richmond I never used to mind you TigerFan, but now you're scum I hope Campania opening bowler John Hunt, who is about fourteen axe handles across the shoulders, bends his back and gives you one on Sunday that whizzes past your ears with such fury that it has you fearing for your life!

Be afraid, TigerFan!

Be very afraid!

Young John didnt do anything special in round 1, got a nice bit of bounce in the wet which was surprising. I wouldnt lose any sleep the night before facing him again.

 

[I_cant_sign_up]

Aren't you playing Brighton @ Pontville? Are you aware that all the roster have just changed because teams across all divisions have dropped out? Rounds 2 and 3 have been sent to club secretaries.

Going to cause some big issues as now all divisions have a bye in them. For instance in Div 3 there are 13 teams now, but 18 rounds, so do some teams get 2 byes and others 1?

Brighton are supposedly in second grade now, couldnt hack it in first grade presumably. Will look forward to facing them again.

 

[WynyardCat]

Insider, I live in Sydney but have a subscription to the Examiner online if you want any help in getting the scores up. Sing out if you want a hand.

Cheers

 

[WynyardCat]

Handy Tassie being an hour ahead, the Examiner updates at midnight Launnie time.

Riverside 174 (Alistair Gibbons 58, Extras 39, S.Crawford 4/23)
def
Sheffield 117 (Crosswell 41, Hart and both Gibbons 2 each)

Burnie Yeoman 94 (B.Munday 33, Illingworth 3/21, Reynolds 3/12)
lost to
Mowbray 1/96 (Le Fevre 9, Reid 46*, Reynolds 5*, Extras 36 (14wd, 10nb)

Launceston 6/265 (Jade Selby 97, Brewer 38, Faulkner 35*, Smith 33*)
def
Devonport 6/141 (S.Mitchell 68, R.Clayton 2/14)

Wynyard 249 (Andrew Jenkins 63, Corey Gleeson 41, Geeves 5/36)
def
George Town 146 (Pooley 37, Driessen 26, A.Smith 4/21, J.Wilcox 3/29)
**Anthony Smith took 4 wickets in 4 balls, a feat never before achieved by a Wynyard player in club history in First Grade.



Ulverstone 189 (Smith 40, Bott 30, Walmsley 31, Walters 3/41)
lost to
South Launceston 7/190 (Morgan 33, Matthews 36, Sundra 25*)

Hope I haven't stolen someone's thunder posting these up. Apologies if so.

Cheers

 

[hotdish]

Pies masters in colours By BRETT STUBBS October 22, 2006 01:00am Article from: The Sunday Tasmanian THE TCA's one-day masters have done it again, proving that Glenorchy in coloured clothes is just about an unbeatable combination. With back-to-back Kookaburra Cup titles and unbeaten in the limited overs game for two seasons, the Magpies' dominant run was expected to come to an end against a star-studded Clarence side at Bellerive yesterday. But it was not to be. In fact it was an impressive win for the Pies, who sauntered to a 62-run success thanks to widespread contributions. No batsman scored more than captain Michael Knight's 43 (from 50 balls) in Glenorchy's 7-241, but most chipped in with Trent Graham (41 from 36), Dane Anderson (38 from 48) and Will Gainsford (28 not out from 26) all making valuable runs. Clarence's Scott Kremerskothen took 2-27 from seven overs, while Tigers paceman Damien Wright continued his comeback from back injury with 0-37 from 10. In reply, Clarence was never really in the hunt, with only two batsmen passing 12 -- Matthew Wade making 42 and Ben Harris 46 not out -- before being all out for 179. Dane Anderson, bowling full, rapid darts, finished off his day with 4-32 off 8.1 overs, while Chris Blake and Damien West took two wickets each. Kingborough went from a position of strength, to total disaster, then on to victory in a topsy-turvy game against University at Kingston Beach Oval. After Uni collapsed from 1-103 to 126 all out, thanks to leg-spinner Jason Shelton (4-19), quick Luke Swards (3-9) and medium-pacer Stuart Clark (3-18), the Knights were cruising at 1-43 in reply. But with the introduction of medium-paceman Joseph Hoang (3-21) and leg-spinner Josh Bean (2-37), Kingborough crumbled to 7-84. Tim Scott (15 not out), batting off one leg and with a runner because of a strained hamstring, limped to the crease to join fellow veteran Clark (38 not out) and the two coolly knocked off the 43 runs required for victory with resolute, calculated batting. At New Town Oval it was the Adam Polkinghorne show as the South Hobart-Sandy Bay star shredded a threadbare home side. After being sent in, Polkinghorne destroyed the Bucks with an incredible innings of 131 off only 115 balls with 14 fours and four sixes. It allowed the Sharks to post a huge score of 7-288, one that always seemed to be far too much for New Town, but not even the most optimistic Sharks fan would have guessed by how much. The Bucks could only muster a paltry 69 as it was humiliated by 219 runs. North Hobart's disciplined bowling attack was able to strangle Lindisfarne at Anzac Park, before the Demons' batsmen galloped down the target score. The day did not start well for the Lightning when it lost playing-coach and its most destructive batsman Richard Allanby run out off the first ball of the innings. While Lindisfarne batted its 50 overs out, thanks to Matthew Dance's 44 and Seb Wishart's 42 not out, it could only post 7-163. With Michael Dighton (79 not out) and Jon Dakin (64 not out) in full flight, the Demons lost only one wicket in reaching the target with 30.1 overs to spare.

 

[the grasshopper]

Pies masters in colours By BRETT STUBBS October 22, 2006 01:00am Article from: The Sunday Tasmanian THE TCA's one-day masters have done it again, proving that Glenorchy in coloured clothes is just about an unbeatable combination. With back-to-back Kookaburra Cup titles and unbeaten in the limited overs game for two seasons, the Magpies' dominant run was expected to come to an end against a star-studded Clarence side at Bellerive yesterday. But it was not to be. In fact it was an impressive win for the Pies, who sauntered to a 62-run success thanks to widespread contributions. No batsman scored more than captain Michael Knight's 43 (from 50 balls) in Glenorchy's 7-241, but most chipped in with Trent Graham (41 from 36), Dane Anderson (38 from 48) and Will Gainsford (28 not out from 26) all making valuable runs. Clarence's Scott Kremerskothen took 2-27 from seven overs, while Tigers paceman Damien Wright continued his comeback from back injury with 0-37 from 10. In reply, Clarence was never really in the hunt, with only two batsmen passing 12 -- Matthew Wade making 42 and Ben Harris 46 not out -- before being all out for 179. Dane Anderson, bowling full, rapid darts, finished off his day with 4-32 off 8.1 overs, while Chris Blake and Damien West took two wickets each. Kingborough went from a position of strength, to total disaster, then on to victory in a topsy-turvy game against University at Kingston Beach Oval. After Uni collapsed from 1-103 to 126 all out, thanks to leg-spinner Jason Shelton (4-19), quick Luke Swards (3-9) and medium-pacer Stuart Clark (3-18), the Knights were cruising at 1-43 in reply. But with the introduction of medium-paceman Joseph Hoang (3-21) and leg-spinner Josh Bean (2-37), Kingborough crumbled to 7-84. Tim Scott (15 not out), batting off one leg and with a runner because of a strained hamstring, limped to the crease to join fellow veteran Clark (38 not out) and the two coolly knocked off the 43 runs required for victory with resolute, calculated batting. At New Town Oval it was the Adam Polkinghorne show as the South Hobart-Sandy Bay star shredded a threadbare home side. After being sent in, Polkinghorne destroyed the Bucks with an incredible innings of 131 off only 115 balls with 14 fours and four sixes. It allowed the Sharks to post a huge score of 7-288, one that always seemed to be far too much for New Town, but not even the most optimistic Sharks fan would have guessed by how much. The Bucks could only muster a paltry 69 as it was humiliated by 219 runs. North Hobart's disciplined bowling attack was able to strangle Lindisfarne at Anzac Park, before the Demons' batsmen galloped down the target score. The day did not start well for the Lightning when it lost playing-coach and its most destructive batsman Richard Allanby run out off the first ball of the innings. While Lindisfarne batted its 50 overs out, thanks to Matthew Dance's 44 and Seb Wishart's 42 not out, it could only post 7-163. With Michael Dighton (79 not out) and Jon Dakin (64 not out) in full flight, the Demons lost only one wicket in reaching the target with 30.1 overs to spare.

go pies!

 

[the_insider]

OK boys, here are all the scores to feed through from the TCA, and up North (those ones that I know anyway )

Greater Northern Cup (Round 2)
South Launceston scraped home against Ulverstone

Ulverstone 189 (49.4 overs) – Adam Smith 40, Extras 32, Jamie Walmsley 31, Rodney Bott 30, Shane Walters 3/41 off 10, Paul Bunton 2/23 off 10, Nathan Matthews 2/20 off 5

South Launceston 7/190 (49.2 overs) – Nathan Matthews 36, Dan Morgan 33, Ramesh Sundra 25*, Mark Nutting 24, Josh Walmsley 2/40 off 8.2

South required 31 off the last 4 overs, were about to stagnate badly at 7/155
Sundra and Bunton peeled off the remaining 35 runs
Points: South Launceston 8, Ulverstone 0

Wynyard came from the dead to thump George Town

Wynyard 249 (50 overs) – Andrew Jenkins 63, Corey Gleeson 41, Extras 40 (inc 6 penalties), Nick Pearce 39, Jarrod Wilcox 29, Matt Geeves 5/36 off 8

George Town 146 (40.3 overs) – Marshall Pooley 37, Scott Driessen 26, Anthony Smith 4/21 off 5.2 (including 4 wickets in 4 balls), Jarrod Wilcox 3/29 off 8

Wynyard were reeling at 6/75 at one stage, before Jenkins, Gleeson and Pearce combined to snuff out the Townies challenge.
Points: Wynyard 9 (inc 1 bonus point), George Town 0

Launceston too disciplined for a disappointing Devonport

Launceston 6/265 (50 overs) – Jade Selby 99, Shane Brewer 38, Extras 37, James Faulkner 35*, Jeremy Smith 33*, Rhys Owen 3/38 off 10

Devonport 6/141 (50 overs) – Scott Mitchell 68, Rhys Owen 27*, Ross Clayton 2/14 off 8

Launceston always had Devonport under control in this match, although Devonport did deny the Lions a bonus point, which is something!
Points: Launceston 8, Devonport 0

Riverside accounted for a undisciplined Sheffield batting display

Riverside 174 (47.5 overs) – Alistair Gibbins 58, Extras 39, Shane Crawford 4/23 off 8.5, Nick Cashion 2/24 off 10, Brenton Gale 2/38, Gary Miles 2/27 off 10

Sheffield 117 (41.3 overs) – David Crosswell 41, Alex Gibbins 2/9 off 4, Alistair Gibbins 2/26 off 8, Tarl Hart 2/11 off 5.3

Riverside’s solid early season form continues
Points: Riverside 9 (inc 1 bonus point), Sheffield 0

Mowbray thumped Burnie/Yeoman

Burnie/Yeoman 94 (27.5 overs) – Brent Munday 33, Jerome Illingworth 3/21 off 10, Liam Reynolds 3/12 off 3.5, Justin Reeves 2/19

Mowbray 1/96 (16.5 overs) – Clinton Reid 46*, Extras 36

Burnie/Yeoman’s season is getting rather long, and will be longer if they can’t beat South Launceston next week
Points: Mowbray 10 (inc 2 bonus points), Burnie/Yeoman 0

Latrobe accounted for an insipid Westbury

Westbury 123 (42.2 overs) – Nigel Page 59, John Kedey 29, Matthew Bishop 4/25 off 10, Dion Parsons 3/29 off 9.2

Latrobe 3/125 (34.5 overs) – Nathan Avery 47*, David Squibb 44

Westbury must beat Sheffield next week to keep their semi final hopes alive
Points: Latrobe 9 (inc 1 bonus point), Westbury 0

Greater Northern Cup Ladder (after Round 2)
18 points – Launceston, Riverside
13 points – Wynyard
12 points – South Launceston
10 points – Mowbray, Westbury
9 points – Latrobe
8 points – Ulverstone, George Town
0 points – Sheffield, Burnie/Yeoman, Devonport

NTCA and NWTCA Second Grade – Round 1

NTCA Second Grade

Riverside 287 – David Patten 129, Chris Walker 40, Andrew Garwood 24, H Bailey 3/28, D Saunders 2/35
George Town 47 – Patten 4/27

Launceston 143 – Evans 44, Kingston 21, Cripps 5/17
Westbury 92 – Davy 4/9, Kingston 3/26

NWTCA Second Grade

Devonport 5/141 – Perry 48*, Rowlands 22, Chatwin 2/32
Wynyard 139 – Lee 57, Perry 5/29

Burnie/Yeoman 171 – Hyland 32, Lewis 25 Cook 3/26
Sheffield 8/150 – Withers 31, Stewart 30, May 4/22


TCA 1st Grade – Round 1

Glenorchy 7/241 (50 overs) – Knight 43, Graham 41, Anderson 38, Gainsford 28*, Kremerskothen 2/27 off 7
Clarence 179 (44.1 overs) – Harris 46*, Wade 42, Anderson 4/32 off 8.1

University 126 (39.4 overs) – Jackett 55, Murray 28, Shelton 4/19 off 10, Swards 3/9 off 8.4 (University were 1/103)
Kingborough 7/128 (34.3 overs) – Dawson 38, Clark 38*, Hoang 3/21 off 10, Bean 2/37 off 8.3 (Kingborough nearly stuffed it up at 7/84)

Lindisfarne 7/163 (50 overs) – Dance 44, Wishart 42*, Boucher 30, Dakin 2/18 off 9, P Guinane 2/33 off 9
North Hobart 1/169 (19.5 overs) – Dighton 79*, Dakin 64*

South Hob-Sandy Bay 8/288 (50 overs) – Polkinghorne 131, King 39*, Nosworthy 2/43 off 10
New Town 69 (24.4 overs) – Duval 4/18 off 10, Doherty 2/6 off 2, Downton 2/37 off 10

TCA Second Grade – Round 1

Lindisfarne 8/244 – Dillon 59*, Tzamarias 52, Allen 28, Smith 27, Collins 2/26, Azzopardi 2/35
North Hobart 201 – McGowan 26, Greenhill 24, Cantrell 3/33, Doran 3/39, Dillon 2/32

Kingborough 197 – Reid 66, Loveluck 30, Steele 25, Sim 3/34, Purves 2/25, Matthews 2/35, Clemons 2/40
University 9/173 – Caddy 72, Boxsell 26, Chick 23, Ribbon 3/42, Holland 2/26

South Hob-Sandy Bay 7/249 – Kelly 81, Green 37, Wright 34, Richardson 33, Parker 2/34, Foot 2/55
New Town 8/141 – Clark 34, Foot 29, Kelly 2/23, Hamilton 2/37


If anyone has third grade scores/under age scores from the major grades, can they post them on here, it would be appreciated

Next weeks fixtures to follow shortly

 

[the_insider]

Next weeks fixtures (for TCA, NTCA and NWTCA)

Vodafone TCA Round 2 (for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Under 17) - 2 day fixtures - Saturday 28/Sunday 29 October 2006
Clarence (6th, 0 points) v Lindisfarne (7th, 0 points)
Glenorchy (3rd, 6 points) v New Town (8th, 0 points)
South Hobart-Sandy Bay (2nd, 6 points) v University (5th, 0 points)
North Hobart (1st, 6 points) v Kingborough (4th, 6 points)
NB: Note that ladder positions are for 1st Grade ONLY

Under 15's to resume their matches this weekend after the first day action on Sunday
Scores from the 3rd's, Under 17's and Under 15's to follow on Tuesday

The Advocate Greater Northern Cup - Round 3 - Saturday 28 October
Launceston (1st, 18 points) v Latrobe (7th, 9 points) at NTCA Number 1
South Launceston (4th, 12 points) v Burnie/Yeoman (11th, 0 points) at NTCA Number 2
Riverside (2nd, 18 points) v Devonport (12th, 0 points) at Hyundai Park, Riverside
Ulverstone (8th, 8 points) v George Town (9th, 8 points) at River Park, Ulverstone
Sheffield (10th, 0 points) v Westbury (6th, 10 points) at Sheffield Rec Ground
Mowbray (5th, 10 points) v Wynyard (3rd, 13 points) at Invermay Park

Country Club NTCA Second Grade - 1 day fixtures - Saturday 28/Sunday 29 October 2006
Westbury v Riverside at Gunns Oval, Westbury
George Town v Mowbray at Crothers Oval, George Town
South Launceston v Launceston at NTCA Number 2 (Sunday)

Sunday Examiner NTCA Third Grade - 1 day fixtures - Sunday 29 October 2006
Mowbray Gold v George Town at Crothers Oval
South Launceston v Westbury Gold at Gunns Oval
Launceston Green v Mowbray Maroon at NTCA Number 1
Riverside v Launceston Red at Hyundai Park
Bye - Westbury Maroon

NWTCA Goodstone Second Grade - 1 day Fixtures - Saturday 28 October 2006
Latrobe v Sheffield - Venue TBC
Wynyard v Ulverstone at Wynyard Showgrounds
Devonport v Burnie/Yeoman at Devonport Oval

NWTCA Third Grade - 1 day wickets (On Synthetic) - Saturday 28 October 2006
Latrobe v Sheffield
Wynyard v Ulverstone
Devonport v Burnie/Yeoman

Venues TBC in This Friday's Advocate

 

[hotdish]

Thanks for the scores mate...only way to see how the old orions are going...not to well lol...

 

[the_insider]

Thanks for the scores mate...only way to see how the old orions are going...not to well lol...

Certainly not, they look a strong chance for the wooden spoon on form thus far.

And remembering that the NWTCA is only a 13 round season (6 Northern Cup + 7-2 day matches) they need to win soon, otherwise they are gone.

Losing the likes of Shane Philpott, Joel Boucher, Gary Miles, Leigh Dawkins, Brent Sheean and co doesn't help things. That's at least 15-20 seasons of experience lost.

David Mullett (Devonport's bowling coach) said in his pre season preview that "they had covered for the players that they lost". Covered by playing raw 16/17 year old kids from the seconds with little or no experience in the firsts?? KEEP DREAMING!!

Devonport will be a good side again, but it will be at least 3-4 seasons away, while these players develop.

 

[Marklar_33]

TCL scores Week 1

ACL 133 (S.Woods 42, P.Lambert 29, J.Curtis 3-14, S.Hernyk 2-20, L.Payne 2-28) lost to
Legana 2-134 (M.Payne 47, B.Donaldson 37*, B.Austen 33)

Beauty Point 71 (Q.Tahiri 20, D.Parish 16, S.Collier 4-3, S.Woolley 3-28, J.Slore 2-18) lost to
Beaconsfield 1-77 (S.Hillard 28*, S.Freeman 26*)

Uni-Mowbray 83 (J.Wells 21*, K.Tuttle 17, S.Williams 5-19, J.Rigby 2-8, A.Moloney 2-37) lost to
Trevallyn 5-84 (J.Rigby 31*, A.Blackberry 20, J.Tarrant 3-20)

Hadspen 5-208 (D.Hawkins 72*, G.Petty 34, A.Hinds 39*, G.Davern 20) defeated
Bishopsbourne 151 (R.Eltringham 43, B.Clark 29, A.Holloway 23, M.Green 4-11, A.Tudor 2-20, B.Martin 2-24) - Hawkins innings was a cracker to watch, as lng as you werent on the field watching it as I was!

Lower Grades - Will post scores, 5 fors and 100s
A Reserve

Uni-Mowbray 212 d Trevallyn 190
Bishopsbourne 8-136 d Hadspen 132
ACL 5-79 d Riverview 77 (Digney 5-35)
Diggers 7-166 d Exeter 9-118

B Grade

Rebels 6-189 d Trevallyn 88
Exeter 4-214 d Beaconsfield 107
Legena 3-134 d Prospect Vale 133

 

[billybrownless16]

Bishopsbourne 8-136 d Hadspen 132

Up tha Broncos

 

[the_insider]

Unfortunately, there are no TCA scores from the 3rds, Under 17's and Under 15's, there was none in the paper today (or yesterday)!! (NOT HAPPY JAN!!)

No scores from the NTCA 3rd's either, can anyone assist here where possible?

 

[WynyardCat]

NTCA

SECOND GRADE - Mowbray 277 (A. Eadie 48, A.Moore 44, J. Sellars 43. B.Arkles 2-17, J.Higgs 2-41) d South Launceston 88. (J.Higgs 20, J.Linger 19, A.Winston 3-17, A.Eadie 2-3, M.Woods 2-10).



THIRD GRADE - George Town 127 (M.Tuthill 21, C.Burr 21. D. Tilley 3-31, J. Whelan 2-31). d Launceston Red 50 (D.Tilley 15, B. McDermott 15, G. Nutting 5-19).



Launceston Green 9-134 (L.Dakin 32, B.Gofton 32, T.Triffet 25. J. Hill 4-12, J.Simons 3-19). d Shamrocks Gold. 4-131. (J.Simons 70 no, A. Rossetto 26, E. McCarthy 23).



Mowbray Maroon 9-145 (L.Mitchell 35, G.Inness 15. A.Wells 4-19, D.Bennett 4-27). d Shamrocks Maroon 112. (B.Dawber 42, A.Wadley 26. L.Mitchell 4-12, H.Williams 2-23).



Riverside d South Launceston on forfeit.

 

[GOT_TO_LIFT]

In the TCA Kingborough won in all four grades 1st 2nd 3nd U/17

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[the_insider]

NTCA

SECOND GRADE - Mowbray 277 (A. Eadie 48, A.Moore 44, J. Sellars 43. B.Arkles 2-17, J.Higgs 2-41) d South Launceston 88. (J.Higgs 20, J.Linger 19, A.Winston 3-17, A.Eadie 2-3, M.Woods 2-10).



THIRD GRADE - George Town 127 (M.Tuthill 21, C.Burr 21. D. Tilley 3-31, J. Whelan 2-31). d Launceston Red 50 (D.Tilley 15, B. McDermott 15, G. Nutting 5-19).



Launceston Green 9-134 (L.Dakin 32, B.Gofton 32, T.Triffet 25. J. Hill 4-12, J.Simons 3-19). d Shamrocks Gold. 4-131. (J.Simons 70 no, A. Rossetto 26, E. McCarthy 23).



Mowbray Maroon 9-145 (L.Mitchell 35, G.Inness 15. A.Wells 4-19, D.Bennett 4-27). d Shamrocks Maroon 112. (B.Dawber 42, A.Wadley 26. L.Mitchell 4-12, H.Williams 2-23).



Riverside d South Launceston on forfeit.

Thanks Wynyard Cat, and thanks Got to Lift..

Much appreciated, especially this early in the season.

I'll have a preview of the Northern matches later this afternoon..

 

[the grasshopper]

In the TCA Kingborough won in all four grades 1st 2nd 3nd U/17

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wow wat an acheivement

 

[GOT_TO_LIFT]

just got told Kingborough won in 1st grade they played north horbart and won

 

[the_insider]

Results from up North and down south

Vodafone TCA Round 2 (1st Grade) - 2 day fixtures - Saturday 28/Sunday 29 October 2006[/B]
Clarence 319 and 0/108 (Wells 50, Quarrell 56) def Lindisfarne 148 (Wishart 28, Wegman 3/42, Tubb 3/27)
Glenorchy 236 (Anderson 136 retired, Graham 38, Smith 4/64, Nosworthy 3/48) def New Town 207 (Sheppard 62, Pickering 4/92)
South Hobart-Sandy Bay 233 (Little 67, King 37, Bailey 33*, Bakes 4/61, Bean 4/62) and 0/17 def University 151 and 95 (Lockyear 28 retired, Nelson 3/5) - Outright win to SHSB
Kingborough 6/232 (Steele 66*, French 65, Jones 39, Stewart 3/87) def North Hobart 216 (Dakin 45, Collins 36, Di Venuto 33, Swards 7/69)


The Advocate Greater Northern Cup - Round 3 - Saturday 28 October
Launceston 5/300 off 50 overs - Jade Selby 151*, Scott Brewer 41, Ross Clayton 37, Andy Belsak 28, Brad Green 2/47 off 10
def Latrobe 6/163 off 50 overs - Zane Littlejohn 52*, David Squibb 35, Brad Green 31, Nick Glover 2/18 off 7
Jade Selby's 151* steered Launceston home to a easy win, but...Launceston lose top spot due to Riverside picking up 9 points against Devonport (Launceston 8 points)

Burnie/Yeoman 232 off 50 overs - Brent Munday 61, Dale Baker 54, Adam Yates 50, Nathan Matthews 3/46 off 10
def South Launceston 9/227 off 50 overs – Mark Nutting 75, Extras 33, Paul Bunton 28*, Nathan Matthews 24, Dale Baker 3/24 off 7
Too many wickets at regular intervals cost South Launceston the game
111 run opening stand by Burnie openers Yates and Baker set up the upset of the season thus far (Burnie/Yeoman 8 points)

Riverside 7/219 off 50 overs – Geoff Mohr 54, Alistair Gibbins 54, Chris Lindsay 2/22 off 10, Chris Lindsay 2/48 off 10, Darren Lakeland 1/58 off 7
def Devonport 136 off 36.4 overs – Tony Underwood 61, Stuart Patten 2/7 off 4.4, Alex Saunders 2/21 off 8
Riverside continue their strong form, 6th wicket 66 run partnership between Ail Gibbins and Tarl Hart (19*) saw them to a strong total, Riverside were 6/120
Devonport lost too many wickets at regular intervals…the Orions season gets longer and longer (Riverside 9 points, inc bonus point)

Ulverstone 9/151 off 50 overs – Sam Murfett 40*, Adam Smith 35, Sam Howe 22*, Scott Driessen 3/25 off 10, Robbie Crane 2/4 off 10 (inc 8 maidens)
def George Town 130 off 37 overs – Scott Driessen 40, Murfett 4/33 off 10, Scott Pearce 3/10 off 5
George Town undid their good work with the ball with some horrendous batting. Ulverstone only got to their score thanks to a unbeaten 50 run, last wicket stand, between Murfett and Howe. Good game coming up between Ulverstone and Westbury in 2 weeks time. (Ulverstone 8 points)

Sheffield 178 in 44.2 overs – Gary Miles 73, Extras 32, Joe McCormack 4/48 off 10, John Kedey 2/23 off 10, Nick Spencer 2/17 off 7.2
lost to Westbury 4/179 in 46.4 overs – Kedey 46, Richard Howe 44, Tim Claxton 32*, Michael Claxton 28, Gary Miles 2/32 off 10
Good competitive contest here, Westbury weren’t really safe until late in the game. Two key partnerships between Kedey/Howe (90 for 2nd wicket) and father-son combination Michael/Tim Claxton (59 for 4th wicket) saw Westbury to safety.
Sheffield tried to get partnerships going, but had 4 ducks along the way, Gary Miles 73 was the main highlight. Westbury must beat Ulverstone in 2 weeks time to help their cause for the semi finals (Westbury 8 points)

Mowbray 212 off 43.4 overs – Paul Richardson 39, Matt Scolyer 37, Clinton Reid 31, Ross Shepherd an entertaining 29, Dion Smith 3/44 off 8, Anthony Smith 2/38 off 9.4
def Wynyard 164 off 46.4 overs – Warwick Gee 28, Liam Reynolds 3/30 off 7.1

Not a match for individual honours, but Mowbray grinded their way to victory against a fairly disappointing Wynyard lineup. Mowbray can shut the door on a semi final spot if they can account for Latrobe next round, while Wynyard need to win all 3 games in the cup to sneak into the semis (Mowbray 9 points, inc bonus point)

Greater Northern Cup Ladder – After Round 3

Riverside – 28; Launceston – 27; Mowbray – 19; Westbury – 18; Ulverstone – 16; Wynyard – 13; South Launceston – 12; Latrobe – 9; George Town – 8 ; Burnie/Yeoman – 8; Sheffield – 0; Devonport – 0

No Northern Cup matches next weekend, due to the intrastate Jamie Cox Plate Series, the Jamie Cox Plate fixtures are:

Saturday November 4 – NTCA v Tasmanian Under 19 at NTCA Number 1; TCA v NWTCA at NTCA Number 2
Sunday November 5 – NWTCA v Tasmanian Under 19 at NTCA Number 1; TCA v NTCA at NTCA Number 2
Monday November 6 – NTCA v NWTCA at NTCA Number 1
Sunday November 12 – TCA v Tasmanian Under 19 at Bellerive Oval
Sunday November 26 – 1st v 2nd at Bellerive, 3rd v 4th (Venue TBC)

Country Club NTCA Second Grade - 1 day fixtures - Saturday 28/Sunday 29 October 2006
Mowbray 9/297 – Aram 94, Blackberry 28, Jones 3/57, Barnett-Meagher 2/67) def George Town 89 – Hogan 51, Winstone 3/7, Howard 2/19

Launceston 6/225 – Gerrard 82, McFawn 2/24
def South Launceston 87 – Young 20, Shepherd 4/3

Riverside 6/170 def Westbury 155 (details unknown)

Sunday Examiner NTCA Third Grade - 1 day fixtures - Sunday 29 October 2006
George Town 246 – Cross 90, R Geeves 35, Reid 4/49
Mowbray Gold 108 – Reid 22, Crawford 21, Crane 3/16, Stewart 2/7

Westbury Gold 6/185 – Mace 41, Nish 31, Schnoor 29, Smith 26, Page 3/30, Bugg 2/36
South Launceston 7/150 – Page 40, Linger 34, Blake 4/22, Nunn 2/22

Launceston Green 5/141 – Doherty 44, Arthur 26, Tolputt 2/28
Mowbray Maroon 90 – Clarke 24, Ratcliffe 3/10, Miller 3/10

Launceston Red 4/218 – Blundell 82
Riverside 135

Bye - Westbury Maroon


Coastal scores for 2nd and 3rd’s are unavailable – hope to have them midweek
Scores from the other grades and next weeks fixtures for lower grades on here Tuesday (I hope)
All I know at this stage is that there may be a venue change in NTCA 3rd's, but there might be more

 

[GOT_TO_LIFT]

Swards deadly for Borough

Kingborough FAST bowler Luke Swards

Got 7-69 from 21 overs

How do u rate Luke Swards ?
Will he ever play for tassie ?

 

[Marklar_33]

TCL A Grade

Dont have the scores but the results were

Uni-Mowbray beat Beaconsfield
Trevallyn beat Beauty Point
Hadspen beat ACL (bowled out for 38)
Legana beat Bishopsbourne by 6 wickets (Yours truly 1/25 off 8)

Bishopsbourne A Res also lost, bowled out for 92

 

[hotdish]

I read somewhere yesterday, that Ricky Ponting is gonna suit up against the Vics for us in the Pura Cup... anyone can confirm this - gee who'd get dropped...have to be Bailey, or drop clingleffer, play paine as a keeper and bat deep...

Diva
Paine
Ponting
bevan
Birt
Marsh
Bailey

I like that line-up

 

[Barge]

Swards deadly for Borough

Kingborough FAST bowler Luke Swards

Got 7-69 from 21 overs

How do u rate Luke Swards ?
Will he ever play for tassie ?

Was rumoured to be playing for Kettering pre season!

As I said to one of my many Margate sources today - Probably a good thing for the HCCA he didn't suit up for the "Crickets"!

Quite slippery from all reports!



On a side note - judburyjets - if you play for the Kingston Crows how come your username on here is "judburyjets"?!!

 

[Barge]

I read somewhere yesterday, that Ricky Ponting is gonna suit up against the Vics for us in the Pura Cup... anyone can confirm this - gee who'd get dropped...have to be Bailey, or drop clingleffer, play paine as a keeper and bat deep...

Wouldn't think it would be Bailey - Vice Captain of the side!

When Ponting's not around that is.

Which is 99% of the time!

 

[the_insider]

Swards deadly for Borough

Kingborough FAST bowler Luke Swards

Got 7-69 from 21 overs

How do u rate Luke Swards ?
Will he ever play for tassie ?

We will know the answer in the upcoming months - he is selected to play in the TCA squad for the Jamie Cox Plate series this weekend.