The New South Wales List A Records 2017-18 publication.

 

New South Wales List A Records 2017-18

Please find attached a statistical guide for matches played in the New South Wales Premier 1st Grade Competition from 1893/94 until 2016/17. In total, there have been 15,411 First Grade matches played in the competition on 96 different grounds and 38 different clubs/associations. A further 537 matches have been abandoned.

It includes statistics from the two day competition under it’s various guises, limited overs competitions under various names (including the Rothman’s Cup) and the Twenty20 Competition under it’s various names.

This is the first time that this statistical guide has been completed. I have tried to have the statistics as complete as possible but due to the large number of matches, there are currently a number of inconsistencies in my database which is currently being worked through. Therefore there is a possibility that this guide may contain errors but they will be corrected throughout the season. Although there are a large number of statistics in this publication, the breadth and range of the statistics have been curtailed until such inconsistencies have been found. In future editions of this guide, there will be a greater range of statistics included.

I would like to give a huge thank you to Colin Clowes who allowed me to use his research in the publication of this guide.

Sydney 1st Grade Statistics Guide 2017-18

Round 2 of the Queensland Premier League 1st Grade competition saw Sunshine Coast, Sandgate-Redcliffe, Valley and University of Queensland score victories which gave them two from two for the competition so far.

Ipswich/Logan hosted their first home match of the season and sent in Northern Suburbs but the visitors were able to post an imposing 2 for 323 off their 50 overs. Tom Healy, son of former Australian wicket-keeper Ian, batted throughout the innings for an unbeaten 136 off 146 balls. Michael Dawson made 87 while captain Joe Burns was dismissed one short of his half century. In reply, the home side was dismissed for 267 with Daniel Wilson top scoring with an impressive 161 off just 131 deliveries. Unfortunately, no other batsmen could go further than 25. Bernard Bester was the best of the bowlers with 3-53.

Western Suburbs hosted Toombul in their clash and the home side inserted the visitors. The visitors were restricted to 9 for 205 off their 50 overs with captain Cameron Leeder top scoring with 48. Sam Doggett with 3 for 25 and Blake Edwards with 3 for 41 were the pick of the bowlers. In reply, the home side made the runs with ease, passing the target within 40 overs to score a bonus point victory only 4 wickets down. Chris Sabburg was the top scorer with 80 off 72 deliveries while Queensland batsman Sam Truloff was unbeaten with 64. Jacob Wood was the pick of the bowlers for Toombul with 2 for 29 off 7 overs.

Sunshine Coast recorded their second win from two matches when they defeated Wynnum/Manly by 15 runs in a close contest at John Blanck Oval. Winning the toss and batting first, Sunshine Coast made 6 for 243 off their 50 overs. Kobi Francis-Griggs top scored with an even 100 not out while captain Alecz Day made 49. Alister McDermott was the leading wicket taker with 2 for 59 off his 10 overs. In reply, Wynnum/Manly were 3 for 59 and then 5 for 135 but got close and nearly pulled off a victory against the home side. Nathan Rabnott top scored with 71, well supported by state player Jason Floros who made 45. Sam Gardiner with 3 for 33 and Wade Johnston with 3 for 46 were the leading wicket takers.

South Brisbane visited Sandgate-Redcliffe but were unable to come away with the victory going down by 5 wickets. South Brisbane consistently lost wickets throughout their innings and was dismissed for 269 on the last ball of their allotted 50 overs. Aryan Jain was the only player to pass fifty for the visitors making 54, while Nathan Rimmington continued his early season good form taking 3 for 45 off his 10 overs. In reply, the home side was in a bit of trouble at 5 for 163 before Lloyd Aspin took the blade to the bowlers making an unbeaten 96 off 66 overs with 8 fours and 6 sixes. Bryce Street and Chris Hemphrey also made half centuries for Sandgate-Redcliffe.

In another close match, Valley held off Redlands to score a 16 run victory at Peter Burge Oval. Winning the toss and batting first, Valley made 9 for 277 off their 50 overs. Craig McElligott top scored with 64, while Jack Wildermuth made 60. Marnus Labuschange was the leading wicket taker with 3 for 60 off 10 overs. In reply Redlands was dismissed for 261 with four overs remaining in their innings. Australian ODI batsman Sam Heazlett top scored with 68 while James Peirson was the only other player to pass 50 for the Tigers. Jack Wildermuth followed up his half century with 3 for 50 off 8 overs.

In the final match, University of Queensland recorded an easy 98 run victory at Bill Pippen Oval against Gold Coast. Sent in to bat, University was dismissed for 277 with one ball remaining in their innings. Hamish Gardner was the only player to pass 50 for the match, with 66 off 78 deliveries. Xavier Bartlett was the top wicket taker with 4 for 47 off 8.5 overs. In reply, Gold Coast were never really in the hunt, being 7 for 110 at one stage before being dismissed for 179. Opener, Oscar Richardson top scored with 48. Dugie Hill lead the wicket takers with 3 for 57 while Scott Walter, Dylan D’Roza and Michael Philipson all took 2 wickets.

Leading Run Scorers After Round 2: Daniel Wilson 264, Chris Hemphrey 196, Tom Healy 182, Andrew Gode 171, Michael Dawson 168, Leo Carter 165.

Leading Wicket Takers After Round 2: Nathan Rimmington, Alecz Day 6; Josh Dashcombe, Xavier Bartlett, Blake Edwards, Bernard Bester, Sam Gardiner 5; Matthew Kuhnemann, Chris Hemphrey, Cameron Trask, Jack Wildermuth, James Bazley 4.

The first round of the Queensland Premier Grade Cricket competition kicked off last Saturday with the first limited overs round. The Queensland Premier competition is the first southern capital city competition to start in 2017/18, almost 3 weeks before the start of any other grade competition.

Sunshine Coast visited Ian Healy Oval to take on Northern Suburbs and came away with a tight 10 run victory. Leo Carter top scored with a massive unbeaten 156 including 18 fours and 5 sixes. No other player passed 50 while Jack Prestwidge and Bernard Bester both took two wickets. In reply Northern Suburbs came close and finished their 50 overs at 8 for 268. Michael Dawson top scored with 81 while former Australian Test player Joe Burns made 51. Alecz Day was the best of the bowlers with 5 for 47 off his 10 overs.

Toombul hosted Sandgate-Redcliffe but it was the vistors who came away with a large bonus point victory. Sent in, Sandgate-Redcliffe made 5 for 339 off their allocated overs. Charlie Hemphrey top scored with 143 while Matt Doran and Zac Keune supported him with half centuries. In reply, the home side could only manage 196 before being bowled out in the 41st over. Captain Cameron Leeder top scored with 57 while Nathan Rimmington took 3 for 28 off 8 overs and Charlie Hemphrey backed up his century with 3 for 33 off his 10 overs.

Valley hosted Ipswich/Logan and the home side came away with a strong bonus point victory. Sent in, Ipswich/Logan made 8 for 228 off their allocated 50 overs with opener Daniel Wilson top scoring with 117. No other batsmen passed 30 while Josh Dascombe took 3 for 43 off his 10 overs. Valley made the chase with ease, passing the Ipswich/Logan total in the 30th over, three wickets down. Captain, Andrew Gode dominated the innings making an unbeaten 139 off 89 deliveries with 11 fours and 10 sixes.

University of Queensland hosted Western Suburbs at WEP Harris Oval and came away with an easy eight wicket victory. Winning the toss and batting first, Western Suburbs made 7 for 221 off their 50 overs. The captain Patrick Collins top scored with 60 with Anthony Atkinson supporting the total with an unbeaten 56. Jack Carty and Devon Endersby both took two wickets for the home side. Captain Scott Henry batted through the innings with an unbeaten 102, putting on an unbroken partnership of 149 with Jano Coetzee who made 64. Blake Edwards was the only wicket taker with 2 for 42.

Wynnum/Manly hosted Gold Coast in their opening round clash but was unable to come away with the points. Batting first, Gold Coast made an impressive 8 for 291 with Cameron Francis top scoring with 89 and new recruit Lewin Maladay making 69. Cameron Trask was the top wicket taker with 4 for 52 off 10 overs. In reply Wynnum/Manly were dismissed for 203 in the 38th over. Nicholas King was the top scorer with a big hitting 72 off 36 overs with 10 fours and 4 sixes. Jason Floros was the second highest scorer with 44 after taking 2 for 33 with the ball. Matthew Kuhnemann was the best with the ball with 3 for 26 off 8 overs.

In the final match, South Brisbane hosted Redlands at Peter Burge Oval. After being sent in, South Brisbane made 6 for 342 off their 50 overs. Captain, Ben Cutting top scored with 100 off 63 balls, Emmanuel Peterson, Jamie Eccles and Jake Cross also made half centuries. In reply, Redlands made a valiant response before being dismissed for 299. State batsman Marcus Labuschagne top scored with 101 off 104 balls, while wicket-keeper James Peirson made 70 off 49 balls at the top of the order. Michael Wells-Peris was the best with the ball with 3 for 54 off his ten overs.

 

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Sydney Womens Grade Cricket Review 2016-17

Ben Rohrer by the numbers:

• 55 First-Class Matches (2006/07-2015/16), 54 for New South Wales, 1 for CA Chairman’s XI
• 2927 runs at 36.14, 5 centuries (163, 109, 115no, 114, 109no), 17 half centuries
• Highest Score of 163 v Tasmania at Bellerive Oval in 2006/07 on debut in the 2nd Innings of the match
• 10 ducks
• 29 catches
• 5 wickets with best bowling of 4-13 v Victoria at Melbourne Cricket Ground in 2011/12.
• Batsmen dismissed by Ben Rohrer – Andrew McDonald, Cameron Bancroft, Peter Siddle, Will Sheridan and Jade Herrick
• 47 List A matches (2008/09-2016/17) – 43 for New South Wales, 4 for Australia A
• 950 runs at an average of 25.68 and a strike rate of 79.70.
• Highest Score of 80 v Queensland at Manuka Oval in 2012/13
• 5 half centuries
• 2 ducks
• 93 Twenty20 matches (2008/09-2016/17) – New South Wales, Sydney Sixers, Melbourne Renegades, Australia, Delhi Daredevils, Antigua Hawksbills and Sydney Thunder
• 1541 runs at an average of 26.57 and a strike rate of 131.15; 108 fours and 47 sixes
• 3 half centuries
• 4 ducks
• Highest Score of 64 not out for Delhi Daredevils by Rajasthan Royals at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur in 2013
• One T20 International for Australia in 2012/13 at Brisbane Cricket Ground scoring 16 off 14 deliveries
• 242 1st Grade matches from 1999/00 to 2016/17 (5th Highest for Fairfield-Liverpool)
• 8790 1st Grade Runs at an average 39.07 (3rd Highest for Fairfield-Liverpool)
• 22 centuries including 2 double centuries
• 37 half centuries
• Highest Score of 205 not out v Randwick Petersham at Coogee Oval; Also the highest score in a 1st Grade limited overs match
• 3548 1st Grade runs at Rosedale Oval at an average of 38.99
• 1000 runs in a season on one occasion (1157 at 57.85) – 2006/07
• Highest Score at positions 3 (175), 4 (205no) and 8 (105) for Fairfield-Liverpool
• 19 ducks
• Dismissed 5 times in the 90s in 1st Grade (91, 92, 92, 90 & 99)
• 7010 runs batting at position 3
• 53 1st Grade wickets at average of 30.72 and a strike rate of 45.89
• Best Bowling of 3-22 v North Sydney at Rosedale Oval, Warwick Farm
• 4 Grand Finals played with 2 victories

With thanks to Andy Turner
Former ACT player, captain, board member, selector umpire and scorer passed away on the 18th June aged 83.

Kevin made his grade debut for Ainslie in 1947/48 as a 14 year old. In late November 1947, he made 117 not out for the Ainslie Sub District side. He made his ACT debut aged 17 in 1950/51, becoming ACT Player Number 233 when selected for the ACT side which played the New Zealand minor association Upper Hutt on New Years Day 1951. In this match he made an unbeaten 32 and taking 2 for 12. He was not to play for the ACT again until 1959/60 but was a regular fixture of the ACT side during the 1960s. He captained the ACT on five occasions in 1967/68 and 1968/69. Overall in ACT representative cricket, he played 20 matches, scoring 240 runs at an average of 13.33 with a highest score of 56 which was against Newcastle in 1966/67. As a bowler he took 39 wickets at an average of 23.85 with the best bowling of 6-74 against Illawarra in 1964/65. He took one further 5 wicket haul for the ACT in taking 6-85 against Newcastle in 1965/66. He was also selected to play for the Southern New South Wales side which played the touring Indians in 1967/68.

 

In ACT 1st Grade cricket, he played for Ainslie, Northbourne, Turner and City in a career which lasted from 1950/51 until 1975/76. He played for Ainslie in 1950/51, 1956/57 and from 1958/59 until 1968/69, playing 137 matches for the club, scoring 2684 runs at an average of 19.31 and taking 414 wickets at an average of 15.70. His best with the bat was 111 against Northbourne in 1960/61 while his best with the ball was 8-49 against Northbourne in 1960/61. He played for Northbourne in 1951/52 and 1952/53, playing 14 matches, scoring 242 runs and taking 45 wickets. His best bowling for the club was 6-60 against Turner at Reid Oval.

 

He played for Turner in 1957/58, playing just four matches, scoring 19 runs and taking 6 wickets. Overall, he played 222 1st Grade matches which is still 10th on the all time list of players. He appeared in Grand Finals on 7 occasions, being on the winning side on 3 occasions. He scored 4114 runs at an average of 18.04, with one century and 17 half centuries. His tally of 566 1st Grade wickets is the fourth highest in ACT 1st Grade history. He had a best bowling of 8-49 and took 5 wickets in an innings on 28 occasions and on a single occasion took ten wickets in a match. He is one of only two players (the other being Lorne Lees) to do the double of scoring more than 4000 runs and taking 400 wickets in ACT 1st Grade cricket history. As well as a long playing career, he also served as President of the Ainslie club from 1963 to 1969 as well as the City District Cricket Club.

 

Kevin first qualified as an umpire in 1973 and stood as a 1st Grade and Representative umpire from 1978/79 until 1996/97. He umpired 186 matches in 1st Grade which is currently the 5th highest overall and made appearances 27 times in Semi Final and Finals matches. As a representative umpire, he stood in 40 matches. Some of the highlights of his umpiring career include:

 

• First ACT umpire to stand in the modern era of the Prime Minister’s XI series of matches, when he stood with Tony Crafter in 1986/87 against England.
• Selected as an Umpire for the washed out Prime Minister’s XI in 1988/89 against the West Indies.
• Youth One Day International between Australia and Sri Lanka in 1983/84.
• Two Youth Test Matches in 1985/86 and 1986/87 between Australia and New Zealand and India respectively.
• The Australian Women’s Cricket Council XI match against England in 1984/85.
• The first Women’s ODI in Canberra between Australia and New Zealand in 1988/89 as part of the Women’s World Cup.

 

He was President of the ACT Umpires Association from 1982 until 1989, at the end of which Life Membership of this Association was added to his trophy cabinet.  His memory is revived on an annual basis: the ACT Umpires & Scorers Council’s ‘umpire of the year’ award has been known as the McCarty Medal for 20 years or more.

 

After his umpiring career was over, Kevin also acted as a representative scorer, mainly between 1999/00 and 2004/05, in an era when scorers were hard to come by in the ACT.

 

Long before he retired from playing he devoted a great deal of his life to the administration of cricket in the ACT. He was a member of the Grade Cricket Committee during 1968 to 1970 and again in 1978-79; he served intermittently on the ACT Selection Committee between 1966 and 1984; he was ACTCA Treasurer from 1967 until 1970, and served on the Executive Committee from 1967 until 1975.  If that wasn’t sufficient service, he topped it up with being ACTCA President for 5 years after his initial election in August 1970.  He was made a Life Member of the ACTCA in 1976, and the ‘Manuka Cottage’ included a ‘Kev McCarty Room’ when it became the ACTCA’s administrative HQ in 1992.

 

Teams

 

Premier Cricket

Western District-University of Canberra – 2006/07-2008/09

Richmond – 2009/10-2012/13

Sydney University – 2013/14-2016/17

 

Club Cricket

Royston (Central Lancashire League) – 2009

 

Futures League

Australian Capital Territory – 2008/09

Victoria Under 23s – 2009/10-2012/13

New South Wales Under 23s – 2013/14-2016/17

 

Twenty20

Victoria – 2009/10-2010/11

Sydney Thunder – 2012/13-2013/14

Sydney Sixers – 2014/15-2016/17

 

List A

Victoria – 2010/11-2012/13

New South Wales – 2013/14-2016/17

 

First-Class

Victoria – 2010/11-2012/13

New South Wales – 2013/14-2016/17

 

Representative

ACT Under 15s – 2005/06

ACT Under 17s – 2006/07, 2007/08

ACT Under 19s – 2008/09

Australia 6s – 2010/11, 2012/13

AIS (Emerging Players Tournament) – 2011

Cricket Australia Invitation XI – 2013/14 (First-Class)

Cricket Australia XI – 2014/15 (Non First-Class)

Cricket Australia XI – 2015/16 (First-Class)

Prime Minister’s XI – 2015/16

 

Statistics

 Premier Cricket

Western District-University of Canberra – 30 matches, 1156 runs at 42.81, HS 151, 2×100, 4×50, 41 catches, 6 stumpings

2006/07 – 1 match, 14 runs at 14.00, HS 14, 2 catches

2007/08 – 15 matches, 583 runs at 48.58, HS 146no, 1×100, 2×50, 27 catches, 2 stumpings

2008/09 – 14 matches, 559 runs at 39.93, HS 151, 1×100, 2×50, 12 catches, 3 stumpings

Richmond – 49 matches, 1992 runs at 44.26, HS 146, 5×100, 10×100, 65 catches, 13 stumpings

2009/10 – 15 matches, 619 runs at 47.61, HS 146, 1×100, 4×50, 18 catches, 1 stumping

2010/11 – 9 matches, 394 runs at 43.77, HS 137, 1×100, 1×50, 6 catches, 3 stumpings

2011/12 – 13 matches, 565 runs at 51.36, HS 102, 2×100, 3×50, 19 catches, 6 stumpings

2012/13 – 12 matches, 414 runs at 34.50, HS 113no, 1×100, 2×50, 22 catches, 3 stumpings

Sydney University – 40 matches, 1334 runs at 43.03, HS 167no, 3×100, 6×50, 67 catches, 3 stumpings

2013/14 – 13 matches, 410 runs at 37.27, HS 88, 2×50, 22 catches, 2 stumpings

2014/15 – 4 matches, 111 runs at 27.75, HS 58, 1×50, 16 catches

2015/16 – 10 matches, 258 runs at 28.67, HS 61, 2×50, 10 catches

2016/17 – 13 matches, 555 runs at 79.29, HS 167no, 3×100, 1×50, 19 catches, 1 stumping

 

Club Cricket

Royston (Central Lancashire League)

2009 – 17 matches, 469 runs at 29.31, HS 79no, 2×50, 17 catches, 11 stumpings

 

Youth Championships – 32 matches, 1387 runs at 57.79, HS 146, 3×100, 5×50, 38 catches, 6 stumpings

ACT Under 15s

2005/06 – 5 matches, 212 runs at 70.67, HS 93no, 2×50, 3 catches

ACT Under 17s – 14 matches, 596 runs at 42.57, HS 146, 1×100, 2×50, 15 catches, 1 stumping

2006/07 – 7 matches, 261 runs at 37.29, HS 69, 1×50, 11 catches, 1 stumping

2007/08 – 7 matches, 335 runs at 47.86, HS 146, 1×100, 1×50, 4 catches

ACT Under 19s – 13 matches, 579 runs at 82.71, HS 132no, 2×100, 1×50, 20 catches, 5 stumpings

2007/08 – 6 matches, 278 runs at 92.67, HS 110no, 1×100, 1×50, 11 catches, 4 stumpings

2008/09 – 7 matches, 301 runs at 75.25, HS 132no, 1×100, 9 catches, 1 stumping

 

Hong Kong International 6s

2010/11 – 3 matches, 35 runs, HS 31no, SR 388.89, 1 catch, 1 wicket, BB 1-33

2012/13 – 4 matches, 25 runs at 12.50, HS 12, SR 178.57, 2 catches.

 

Futures League – 41 matches, 2083 runs at 41.66, HS 197, 4×100, 9×50, SR 61.41, 232×4, 16×6, 75 catches, 16 stumpings

 

Australian Capital Territory – 4 matches, 158 runs at 22.57, HS 64, 1×50, SR 35.43, 19×4, 5 catches, 4 stumpings

2008/09 – 4 matches, 158 runs at 22.57, HS 64, 1×50, SR 35.43, 5 catches, 4 stumpings

Victoria Under 23s – 28 matches, 1729 runs at 54.03, HS 197, 4×100, 8×50, SR 70.06, 195×4, 14×6, 53 catches, 11 stumpings

2009/10 – 9 matches, 430 runs at 47.78, HS 109no, 1×100, 2×50, SR 88.11, 11 catches, 5 stumpings

2010/11 – 9 matches, 780 runs at 78.00, HS 197, 2x 100, 4×50, SR 81.42, 21 catches, 3 stumpings

2011/12 – 7 matches, 250 runs at 35.71, HS 88, 2×50, SR 63.94, 8 catches, 1 stumping

2012/13 – 3 matches, 269 runs at 44.83, HS 136, 1×100, SR 42.63, 13 catches, 2 stumpings

New South Wales Under 23s – 9 matches, 196 runs at 17.82, HS 44no, SR 41.00, 18×4, 2×6, 17 catches, 1 stumping

2013/14 – 2 matches, 31 runs at 10.33, HS 15, SR 32.98, 3 catches

2015/16 – 2 matches, 85 runs at 42.50, HS 43, SR 63.91, 2 catches

2016/17 – 5 matches, 80 runs at 13.33, HS 44no, SR 31.87, 12 catches, 1 stumping

 

Twenty20 – 35 matches, 319 runs at 15.19, HS 35no, SR 99.38, 19×4, 6×6, 29 catches, 2 stumpings

 

Victoria – 5 matches, 27 runs at 13.50, HS 18, SR 84.38, 3×4, 2 catches

2009/10 – 1 match, did not bat

2010/11 – 4 matches, 27 runs at 13.50, HS 18, SR 84.38, 2 catches

Sydney Thunder – 16 matches, 144 runs at 13.09, HS 33no, SR 91.72, 3×4, 4×6, 12 catches, 2 stumpings

2012/13 – 8 matches, 102 runs at 17.00, HS 33no, SR 93.58, 8 catches, 1 stumping

2013/14 – 8 matches, 42 runs at 8.40, HS 15no, SR 87.50, 4 catches, 1 stumping

Sydney Sixers – 14 matches, 148 runs at 18.50, HS 35no, SR 112.12, 13×4, 2×6, 15 catches

2014/15 – 10 matches, 112 runs at 22.40, HS 35no, SR 124.44, 13 catches

2015/16 – 3 matches, 35 runs at 11.67, HS 27, SR 85.37, 2 catches

2016/17 – 1 match, 1 run, HS 1no

 

List A – 22 matches, 345 runs at 31.36, HS 65, 1x 50, SR 76.67, 30×3, 3×6, 13 catches, 1 stumping

 

Victoria – 7 matches, 95 runs at 23.75, HS 44, SR 63.76, 8×4, 1×6, 6 catches, 1 stumping

2010/11 – 2 matches, 13 runs at 13.00, SR 88.67, 1 catch

2011/12 – 4 matches, 82 runs at 27.33, SR 61.19, 5 catches, 1 stumping

2012/13 – 1 match, did not bat

 

New South Wales – 15 matches, 250 runs at 35.71, HS 65, 1x 50, SR 83.06, 22×4, 2×6, 7 catches
2013/14 – 1 match, 2 runs at 2.00, SR 16.67

2014/15 – 8 matches, 242 runs at 60.50, 1×50, SR 86.43, 6 catches

2015/16 – 3 matches, 6 runs at 6.00, SR 120.00

2016/17 – 3 matches, did not bat

 

First-Class – 43 matches, 2515 runs at 35.93, HS 209, 5×100, 11×50, SR 41.58, 285×4, 9×6, 66 catches, 1 stumping

Victoria – 11 matches, 360 runs at 18.95, HS 68, 2×50, SR 34.68, 48×6, 1×6, 25 catches

2010/11 – 4 matches, 190 runs at 23.75, HS 68, 2×50, SR 41.30, 1 catch

2011/12 – 5 matches, 134 runs at 16.75, HS 35no, SR 30.04, 23 catches

2012/13 – 2 matches, 36 runs at 12.00, HS 33, SR 27.27, 1 catch

New South Wales – 30 matches, 1812 runs at 37.75, HS 198, 4×100, 8×50, SR 41.53, 201×4, 7×6, 40 catches

2013/14 – 9 matches, 861 runs at 53.81, HS 154, 3×100, 4×50, SR 45.85, 11 catches, 1 stumping

2014/15 – 9 matches, 448 runs at 32.00, HS 198, 1×100, 1×50, SR 39.06, 13 catches

2015/16 – 8 matches, 434 runs at 31.00, HS 77, 3×50, SR 38.34, 16 catches

2016/17 – 4 matches, 69 runs at 17.25, HS 27no, SR 33.50

Cricket Australia Xis – 2 matches, 343 runs at 114.33, HS 209, 1×100, 1×50, SR 53.01, 36×4, 1×6, 1 catch

2013/14 – 1 match, 134 runs at 67.00, HS 94, 1×50, SR 47.35, 1 catch

2015/16 – 1 match, 209 runs at 209.00, HS 209, 1×100, SR 57.42

 

 

 

 

 

Centuries

 

2007/08

146 – ACT Under 17s v Western Australia Under 17s at Russell Lucas Oval, Ringwood

110no – ACT Under 19s v Tasmania Under 19s at Queenborough Oval, Hobart

146 – Western District-UC v Tuggeranong Valley at Manuka Oval (Grand Final)

2008/09

132no – ACT Under 19s v Victoria Under 19s at Newcastle No.1 Sportsground

151 – Western District-UC v Weston Creek at Stirling Oval

2009/10

146 – Richmond v Carlton at Richmond Cricket Ground

109no – Victoria Under 23s v Western Australia Under 23s at Junction Oval, St Kilda

2010/11

137 – Richmond v Prahan at Toorak Park

197 – Victoria Under 23s v New South Wales Under 23s at Junction Oval, St Kilda

164 – Victoria Under 23s v Tasmania Under 23s at Anzac Park, Lindisfarne

2011/12

102 – Richmond v Carlton at Princes Park No.1 Oval, Carlton

102 – Richmond v Dandenong at Junction Oval, St Kilda (Grand Final)

2012/13

113no – Richmond v University at University Oval (Carried Bat)

136 – Victoria Under 23s v Tasmania Under 23s at John Blanck Oval, Bunderim

2013/14

154 – New South Wales v Queensland at Sydney Cricket Ground

100 – New South Wales v Tasmania at Bellerive Oval, Hobart

104 – New South Wales v Western Australia at WACA Ground, Perth

2014/15

198 – New South Wales v Queensland at Sydney Cricket Ground

2015/16

209 – Cricket Australia XI v New Zealanders at Blacktown International Sportspark No.1

(part of record 503 run opening partnership with AJ Finch)

2016/17

113 – Sydney University v Gordon at Chatswood Oval

167 – Sydney University v Sutherland at Glenn McGrath Oval, Caringbah

110no – Sydney University v Bankstown at Bankstown Memorial Oval (Grand Final, Benaud Medal)

 

Chris Gayle who has played for 18 Twenty20 sides, became the first player to reach 10,000 Twenty20 runs on April 18, 2017. Here are some of his statistical highlights.

• Gayle made his debut on September 15, 2005 for the PCA Master’s XI against Chilaw Marians Cricket Club in Leicester, not batting and having 0-16 off his bowling in a washed out match.
• Played 292 matches, batting in 287 of them.
• Scored 10,089 runs at an average of 40.36 and a strike rate of 149.11
• Hit 743 sixes and 771 fours.
• Faced 6766 deliveries.
• Made 15 ducks.
• Remained not out in 37 of his innings.
• Passed 1000 runs in a calendar year on six occasions, from 2011 to 2016 inclusive.
• Made 18 centuries and 61 half centuries.
• Played in 98 Indian Premier League matches, scoring 3578 runs at 42.09 and a strike rate of 151.80.
• Highest score of 175 not out against Pune Warriors of just 66 deliveries at Bangalore in 2012/13.
• Passed 1000 career runs in the Indian Premier League, the Caribbean Premier League and T20 Internationals.
• Dismissed most by Dwayne Bravo (on seven occasions).
• Needs just 50 runs to reach 10,000 runs as an opener in Twenty20s.
• Has scored the most runs against Kings XI Punjab with 797 runs at 56.93 and a strike rate of 175.55.
• Has scored the most Twenty20 runs at M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore with 1790 runs at 44.75 and a strike rate of 163.47.
• Has been dismissed Caught on 122 occasions, bowled 54 times, caught behind 31 times, leg before wicket 22 times, caught and bowled 9 times, run out 7 times, stumped 4 times, hit wicket once and retired hurt once.