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Kingsgrove Sports T20 Cup – Round 2 Match Summaries

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Round 2 – 21 September 2024

Sutherland 8-193 (AR Whatley 50, L Ball 37, A Soni 2-36) defeated Hawkesbury 5-193 (R Mizzi 54, T Brar 35, DJ McKay 27, M Momandi 27, TJ Pinson 2-28) in the super over at Merrylands Oval.

Fairfield-Liverpool 5-177 (Y Sharma 64, LP Ohrynowsky 57no, NC Carruthers 26, SP Skelly 2-29, MA Atallah 2-38) defeated Eastern Suburbs 5-177 (HJ Manenti 53no, W Simpson 42, J Matthews 35, Y Nishchay 2-28, JS Dhanoa 2-35) in the super over at Raby No.2 Oval.

Bankstown 7-165 (Z Ahmed 38, E Deal 36, WG Bosisto 29, DL Solway 27, C Bladen 2-25, M Wright 2-35, C Cook 2-37) lost to Gordon 6-166 (M Lole 40, C Cook 37no, M Wright 28no, LF Marshall 3-34) by 4 wickets at Bankstown Memorial Oval.

Campbelltown-Camden 6-192 (J Scott 42, H Railz 38, Brendan Smith 35no, AJ Mosca 25, J Seward 2-48) defeated Manly-Warringah 4-184 (J O’Sullivan 54, JS Foster 53, B Mendel 38, J Scott 2-32) by 8 runs at Raby No.1 Oval.

UTS North Sydney 4-185 (J Greenslade 70, T Reynolds 51no, M Jenkins 44, C Frendo 2-27) defeated Sydney University 9-171 (DJP Mortimer 52, DJ Hunter 27, M Jenkins 4-32, ND Bills 2-26, O Knight 2-36) by 14 runs at North Sydney Oval.

Randwick Petersham 5-160 (JP Wood 47, AP Waugh 39, JJ Sangha 32, C O’Riordan 2-30) lost to St George 3-163 (B Nikitaras 85no, NL Stapleton 37no, MJ Rodgers 28, A McTaggart 2-37) by 7 wickets at Grahame Thomas Oval, Bankstown.

Blacktown Mounties 6-152 (H Verma 59, G Dogra 35, Muhammad Irfan 2-24) lost to Western Suburbs 4-153 (JM Clarke 41, F Gray 40no, S Schembri-Green 33no, P Gaur 2-20) by 6 wickets at Bon Andrews Oval, North Sydney.

Sydney 8-112 (N Doyle 36, O Simonsen 2-15, P Uppal 2-17, A Calvert 2-19) lost to Parramatta 2-115 (TP Ward 30no, BJ Abbott 30, RP Hackney 29no, C Howard 2-19) by 8 wickets at Old Kings Oval, Parramatta.

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Kingsgrove Sports T20 Cup – Round 1 Match Summaries

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Round 1 – 21 September 2024

Penrith 7-193 (DS Dubey 93, TJ Liddiard 35, J Watson 25, B Roughan 3-27) defeated Sydney 9-150 (N Doyle 27, R Freeman 4-40, S Grant 2-23) by 43 runs at Merrylands Oval.

Parramatta 7-170 (TP Ward 50, RP Hackney 37, BJ Abbott 32, AJ van den Nieuwboer 3-55, JN James 2-26) defeated Hawkesbury 6-100 (S Doshi 28no, R Mizzi 27, O Simonsen 2-10, M Sullivan 2-20) by 70 runs at Old Kings Oval, Parramatta.

Western Suburbs 7-177 (S Schembri-Green 51, Muhammad Irfan 41, JM Clarke 35, A Hazard 2-29, C Frendo 2-31, K Tate 2-38) lost to Sydney University 3-178 (DJ Hunter 123no) by 7 wickets at Bon Andrews Oval, North Sydney.

Mosman 8-174 (NJ Hinton 87, B Fitton 27, Z Hall 26no, J Seward 4-52) defeated Manly-Warringah 6-158 (JS Lenton 59, E Hole 51, Z Hall 3-19, J Malone 3-28) by 16 runs at Raby No.2 Oval.

Bankstown 9-155 (E Deal 29, DL Solway 26, RE Felsch 25, A McTaggart 2-30, RR Ayre 2-37) defeated Randwick Petersham 4-154 (JJ Sangha 73no, JP Wood 38, J Smith 2-23) by 1 run at Bankstown Memorial Oval.

Gordon 7-144 (M Lole 48, TA Crawford 47, SA Rodgie 2-28) lost to Northern District 3-147 (CD Miller 45no, LD Shaw 29, N Chaudhary 28no, C Cook 2-29) by 7 wickets at Grahame Thomas Oval, Bankstown.

Campbelltown-Camden 6-194 (AJ Mosca 64, J Scott 62, AJ Nair 3-33) defeated Fairfield-Liverpool 165 (NC Carruthers 71, Y Sharma 59, J Nunan 3-39, Blake Smith 2-28, L Courtney 2-31) by 29 runs at Raby No.1 Oval.

UTS North Sydney 4-159 (J Moore 74no, T Reynolds 41, DOD White 3-33) defeated UNSW 7-144 (Unknown 29, J Hardwicke-Owen 26, M Jenkins 3-29) by 15 runs at North Sydney Oval.

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Chasing ACT Player Details

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I am doing some further research into former ACT Cricketers. Anyone who is able to assist, please contact me below. I am after full names including middle names, dates of birth, places of birth and if relevant dates of death and places of death. Even if possible batting and bowling styles.

I use the information to generate different types of statistics including various youngest/oldest statistics for ACT representative and grade cricket. Also I use the details for full initials and to make sure spelling of names of players are correct in records and statistics.

 

S McDermott

Opened the batting and bowling for White City in B Grade in 1926/27. Likely to have moved out of the ACT after 1927 as White City was a camp near the current Hotel Canberra.

O Richards

Played for Canberra and Eastlake but left the ACT district after 1926. He was linked with the Eastlake Tennis Club and was possibly the Canberra Railway Station Master. Possibly from Port Augusta, South Australia.

Keith Elgin Carroll

Played for Canberra and Northbourne in the late 1920s.

Jock McKenzie

Played for Ainslie and Acton in the early 1930s. Also played National (Australian) Football for Ainslie.

George Sturt Sutherland

Played for Kingston in the 1930s. Played Rugby League for Acton, Tennis for Kingston and worked at Census and Statistics.

Edward Murphy

Played for Kingston and Manuka in the 1930s. Likely to have passed away in 1970.

N McDonald

Played for Ainslie and Manuka between 1930 and 1934. Left the district after 1934.

H Fitzgerald

Played for Northbourne and one match for the ACT in 1940/41.

James Chapman

Played for Barton in the ACT War-Time Competition and for the ACT in 1945/46.

Edward McCarthy

Born in 1916 and played for ACT and Ainslie in 1946/47.

McDermott

No first name or initial. Played for RMC and ACT in 1946/47, so was unlikely to have been in the ACT for long.

R Cole

Played for Fairbairn in lower grades and ACT in 1946/47. Also unlikely to have been in the district for long.

Jack Murphy

Played for Kingston, Manuka and Queanbeyan. Played for the ACT between 1947/48 and 1949/50.

Bernard Lynch (known as Barney)

Played for Ainslie and Kingston and for the ACT in 1948/49. Likely to have passed away in 1976.

William (Bill) Henderson

Originally from country Queensland. Was a wicket-keeper who played for Ainslie and also for the ACT in 1951/52.

Max Jolliffe

Played for the ACT between 1951 and 1963 and also baseball for the ACT. Moved to Newcastle in the 1970s. Played for Ainslie, Northbourne and Turner.

Ian Graham McLellan

Born in Melbourne in 1933. Played for RMC and ACT in 1952/53. Also played for the Prime Minister’s XI match.

John Thomas Loftus

Born in 1932. Played for ACT and Ainslie in 1953/54. Played a lot of football for Ainslie Football Club including being best and fairest in 1958.

Gerald Allison (Gerry) Hamilton

Played for Ainslie and the ACT between 1955/56 and 1962/63. Born in 1937 and played Rugby Union for the ACT.

Len Nash

Wicket-keeper. Played for Kingston and for the ACT in 1955/56. Played for Sydney University and then went overseas.

Brian James

From Yass and played for Ainslie and the ACT. Born around 1934 and made many representative sides including the Prime Minister’s XI.

Douglas Keith Walker

Played for Ainslie and Northbourne and ACT between 1956/57 and 1959/60. Passed away in 1993.

Fred Seymour

Fast bowler who played for Queanbeyan and ACT in 1956/57.

John Wheeler

Played for Queanbeyan between 1957/58 and 1960/61 as well as the ACT. Outstanding Australian Football player with Queanbeyan and the ACT and inducted into their Wall of Fame in 1996. Cousin of fellow ACT player Mal Wheeler. Born in 1940 but has since passed away but I am unaware of when that occurred.

David Reid

Played for Turner and the ACT between 1957/58 and 1962/63.

John Webb

Played for Ainslie and Northern Suburbs and the ACT between 1957/58 and 1963/64.

Barry Malcolm Strahan

Played grade cricket for Kingston, Turner and Western District and the ACT between 1958/59 and 1962/63.

John Bernard Hukins.

Played for the ACT in 1959/60 and grade cricket for Kingston, Manuka and Northern Suburbs. Moved to Sydney and worked for the Commonwealth Bank.

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