ESTABLISHED 1989 APRIL 2018 KARRINYUP CRICKET CLUB

THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF PROPAGANDA AND REPOSITORY OF WISDOM OF THE KCC

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Don Boyes – goes by the name Legend according to his mate Brett Rowe – now happily retired to Broadway

Two pictures of fitness tossing the coin at Abu Dhabi “Start by putting your bat in front of your pad”

Golf Day @ Marangaroo

KCC Tour Group Team Photo at Abu Dhabi. Stef’s shirt fits right in…
 President’s Report
From the club’s second ever tour of the UK in May/June to the emotional highs and lows of the recent finals
series; it’s certainly been a whirlwind 12 months at KCC with plenty to be proud of! For those of us who didn’t
manage to get on the flight to the UK, patrons of our new clubhouse TV Unit and social media group were treated
to some fantastic photos, scorebooks and stories of a tour that would surely be the envy of any cricket club going
around. It should come as little surprise that the club is already looking ahead to a potential 2020 UK Tour…just
as Dunky was recovering from organising the last one! Off the field during the season proper, the club enjoyed
plenty of highlights including a capacity crowd Quiz Night, a refreshed Golf Day (with new location and cooler
conditions) and two new sponsors coming on board (Nupipe + Engage & Grow). Our committee membership also
reached an impressive total of 14; thanks to every one of them for their contribution. This year’s Best Clubman
award was a fiercely contested one – just the way we want it! I want to make mention of a handful of people in
particular 1) 16/17 best clubman Ken Dunk for continuing to provide invaluable service; he purchased food, he
prepared food, he cooked food and he even captained a team into a Grand Final against the odds. 2) Andrew
Thorpe for purchasing all of our alcohol, soft drinks, chocolates, lollies and chips as well as coming in every
couple of days to drop the stock off and ensure the fridge was full. 3) David O’Reilly for marking the creases and
boundary lines at three different home grounds; it’s a big effort to move all that equipment and paint around! We
have decided to award this year’s Best Clubman to Kim Johnson for his commitment to being at training by 4:30
just about every Monday and Wednesday, controlling the nets and grumpy batsmen like a boss AND cooking the
BBQ on a regular basis.

On field, losing two Grand Final’s by under 15 runs and coming away from four without a premiership ensures
the weekend of March 24/25 2018 goes down as one of the toughest in KCC history, but the season as a whole
should be looked back on very fondly. We won over 60% of the matches we played and the only two sides that
didn’t make finals were in the hunt right up until the final round. This gave the place a very positive vibe and kept
the motivation levels high from go to woe. It was particularly exciting to watch our 1st Grade side pick themselves
up from a 6th place finish last year to finish 1st on the ladder by such a significant margin. The tireless work put in
by our captains and selection team (often on a Friday evening or Saturday morning) to find players each week
should be applauded. While most other PCA clubs have gone backwards and reduced their teams in the past 12
months, KCC has been able to buck the trend. Nick Venables, Don Boyes, David O’Reilly, Oliver Brennan, Scott
Clifton/Dale Evans/Ken Dunk & Wombat Fowler all put in 110% on game day to ensure the respective grades
were well managed.

In conclusion, thanks for your support during my 2nd year as President. While we face some challenges moving
forward in terms of the state of the PCA, participation levels in cricket more generally & player retention, I
believe KCC’s facilities, flexible payment structure, strong culture & healthy financial position are just some of the
things working in our favour. We will be prioritising marketing and facility upgrades in the lead up to next
season. I hope you’ll join the PCA’s Champion Club once again in 2018/19!

James Helliwell, President 2017/18

Special thanks to: Val and Al Jones (curried egg sandwiches), Kim Johnson (training), David Wheeler & Colin Radici
(treasury), Andrew Thorpe, Grant Rees & Capri Beck (bar), Ken Dunk (teas), Nick Venables (vice-president), Ollie
Brennan (secretary), Gerhard May & Carl Evans (statistics & mycricket), Justin Blades (events & committee) Sam
Norrish (sponsorship & committee), Dale Evans (social media & committee), Matt O’Connell, Mitch Fitzpatrick,
Lachlan O’Reilly, Scott Clifton, Sergey Hunt (committee), Dave O’Reilly (creases and boundary lines), Darren
Cunnane (uniforms), Chloe Dunlop (gage roads), Cameron Dall & Councillors (city of stirling), Nexus Risk Services,
PPE Electrical, Mercantile Lending Solutions, Marri Park Golf Course, Engage & Grow, Nupipe (sponsors) our
captains and anyone else I’ve missed!
 Trophy Winners
Note: Trophy Winners are decided on statistics at completion of qualifying rounds (finals not included)

1st Grade Club Champion

Batting – Nick Venables Nick Venables

(486 runs @ 44.18) 656 points
Bowling – Gerhard May
(33 wickets @ 7.33) Life Members Trophy
Fielding – Adrian Robey/Lachlan O’Reilly
Darren Cunnane
4th Grade 678 points

Batting – Don Boyes Best Club Person

(260 runs @ 37.14)
Bowling – Andrew Marr Kim Johnson
(23 wickets @ 16.26)
Fielding – Lachlan Marr Most Improved

5th Grade Stephen Anderson

Batting – Leighton Marlborough Best Junior

(343 runs @ 38.11)
Bowling – Rhys Jones Lachlan Marr
(22 wickets @ 9.73)
Fielding – Campbell O’Reilly Best Performance

6th Grade Nick Venables: 106* & 3/30

1st Grade vs Leederville
Batting – Nathan Beck
(316 runs @ 31.60) Val & Al Jones Best in Finals
Bowling – Oliver Brennan
(19 wickets @ 17.68) Andrew Thorpe 5/27
Fielding – Luke Hattingh 6th Grade vs Dianella

8th Grade Game Milestones

200 – Arthur Frossos
Batting – Ross Evans 150 – Matt O’Connell
(322 runs @ 40.25) 150 – Justin Zotti
Bowling – Ken Dunk & Scott Clifton 100 – Oliver Brennan
(11 wickets) 100 – Luke Hattingh
Fielding – Justin Zotti 100 – Ben Taylor
100 – Sacha Daniel
9th Grade 100 – David Garner
50 – Don Boyes
Batting – Darren Cunnane 50 – Lewis Beutel
(379 runs @ 63.17) 50 – Cory Fowler
Bowling – Thilina Ranaweera 50 – Campbell O’Reilly
(19 wickets @ 20.05) 50 – Adrian Robey
Fielding – Duncan Lodge 50 – Mal Wehipeihana
50 – Sergey Hunt
 Club Champion
Winner: Nick Venables (656 points)
The Club Champion award is based on a points system for runs, wickets and catches for players in the
Club’s highest grade only.
Venables, Nick 656 Olofsson, Stefan 56
Taylor, Ben W 622 O'Connell, Matthew 50
Robey, Adrian 562 Gill, Ryan D 40
O'Reilly, Lachlan D 483 Hurley, Joshua L 30
May, Gerhard 424 Rowe, Brett 27
Fitzpatrick, Mitchell P 404 Scafidi, Jonathon M 20
Anderson, Stephen 394 Dolz, Arno 15
Longbottom, Darryn J 365 Kelly, Nathan 13
Blades, Justin 295 Munish, Munish 11
Scott, Adam M 263 McGuire, Andrew 10
Woods, Sam 194 Weckert, Bradley 8

Life Member’s Trophy

Winner: Darren Cunnane (678 points)
The Life Member’s Trophy is based on the same points system as the Club Champion Award,
However it is open to every player in the Club.
Top 10
Cunnane, Darren R 678 Zotti, Justin 566
Venables, Nick 656 Robey, Adrian 562
Taylor, Ben W 622 Ranaweera, Thilina 519
Hattingh, Luke 620 Brennan, Oliver 509
Schramm, Paul 587 Scafidi, Jonathon M 501
O'Reilly, Lachlan D 483 Wingrove, Rodney 275 Appleton, Ian 62
Evans, Ross D 475 Arkell, Adam 274 Wheeler, David E 61
Jones, Rhys A 474 Wilson, Ryan 272 Evans, Carl R 60
Marlborough, L 473 Robinson, Shaun 270 Woodward, Andrew 56
Wehipeihana, M 470 Scott, Adam M 263 Marr, Peter 53
Anderson, Stephen 467 Fowler, Wayne H 260 Flindell, Brad S 50
Adams, Terry D 455 Johnson, Kim G 259 Dawson, Toby 48
Marr, Andrew 447 Chilcott, Richard 259 Rowe, David J 43
May, Gerhard 424 Lehman, Chris 258 Richardson, Paul S 34
O'Connell, Matthew 417 Marr, Lachlan 257 Brennan, Darcy F 30
Woods, Sam 417 Hunt, Sergey 253 Shukla, Raghupathi 30
Forte, Luke 410 Berry, Keith 251 Jones, Dean 28
Daniel, Sacha 407 Broun, Lachlan 239 Boehm, Keith 28
Fitzpatrick, Mitchell P 404 Raupi, Andrew 232 Rowe, Brett 27
Beck, Nathan J 397 Jones, Nathan 231 McAtee, Jai 24
Lodge, Duncan 383 Frossos, Arthur 211 Fell, Clint 24
Geurts, Ben S 366 Joshi, Krish 209 Mehta, Pankaj 23
Longbottom, Darryn J 365 Beutel, Lewis 205 Rodgers, Jerrold 22
Boyes, Don 360 Headland, Desmond J 189 Wood, Christopher 22
Demos, Dean 359 Wilson, Nick 188 Venna, Karthik 22
Fowler, Cory 349 Garner, David 185 Hunter, Jason 21
Thorpe, Andrew 346 Moss, Aaron R 171 Munish, Munish 21
Rees, Grant 346 Smith, Brad 162 Austin, Luke 20
Helliwell, James 337 Evans, Dale 156 Kirkby, Alastair M 20
Jones, Warren D 337 Noonan, Liam N 142 Cohen, Ben 18
Lock, Huw 327 Gill, Ryan D 133 Jones, Peter A 16
Dunk, Kenneth G 326 Spiers, Sean 117 Kelly, Nathan 13
O'Reilly, David 320 Noonan, Rory A 114 Coleman-Heard, Rory 13
Clifton, Scott 312 Olofsson, Stefan 113 Darcy, Matthew 12
Rana, Vikas K 310 Lowrie, Benjamin 110 Radici, Colin 12
Dillon, Byron 309 Ferguson, James 106 McGuire, Andrew 10
Palmer, Clinton 307 Puttins, Marc 103 Lindsay, Darby 9
Hurley, Joshua L 299 Davey, Ben 93 Weckert, Bradley 8
Blades, Justin 295 Cunnane, Xavier 91 Luitel, Monoj 6
Ashburner, Dave 287 Elliott, Jason 74
O'Reilly, Campbell 283 Dolz, Arno 66
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Oct 7 6’s WARREN JONES 34 & 4/27

Oct 14 6’s LUKE FORTE 81 & 2/3
Oct 21 5’s DAVID O’REILLY 5/24
Oct 28 4’s SAM WOODS 49
Nov 4 1’s NICK VENABLES 106* & 3/30
Nov 11 6’s LUKE FORTE 48 & 5/46
Nov 18 6’s JONNY SCAFIDI 48
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Dec 16 1’s JUSTIN BLADES 69
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Jan 13 6’s KEITH BERRY 60
Jan 20 4’s GRANT REES 8/28
Jan 27 1’s BEN TAYLOR 50
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Feb 10 6’s OLIVER BRENNAN 45 & 4/31
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1st Grade – Veg – The one that got away
Cricket, my love-hate relationship. There is a reason I love this game so much and it is because it has
euphoric highs, dismal lows it really tests the human will and character but most of all it is a great team
sport mixed in with huge individual battles. It has it all.
I love this game in that it can change in the blink of the eye where you can feel beaten like we did in the
first session of the grand final. Then suddenly you can rally together as a team and take 8 wickets for 64
runs to give feel like you have a fighting chance.
I hate this game where a team that has had such a great season and deserves to enjoy the final victory
can come up just short. We really didn’t deserve that final result and it grinds my gears that there can be
so much uncertainty in the rules that we play by and particularly in a Grand Final, such a frustrating end
to the season.
Our loss also highlights one of the reasons I love this game in that on any given day a team or individual
can have a great game and swing the result. Sadly we were just on the receiving end of a team having a
great game and as much as we performed well it just wasn’t quite enough.
This season has been the one of the best seasons I have ever been a part of and definitely the most
enjoyable. I couldn’t ask anything more from such a great group of gentlemen and I am really looking
forward to next season where we will hopefully go one better.

Nick Venables
Steve Anderson 537 Runs at an average of
435 Runs at an average of 41.3 and a HS of 106*
29 and a HS of 90 11 Wickets at an average of
6 Catches 13.3 and BB of 4/20
8 Catches and 3 run outs

Justin Blades Adrian Robey

305 Runs at an average of 309 Runs at an average of
19.1 and a HS of 69 28.1 and a HS of 56
4 Catches 27 Catches 4 stumpings and
3 run outs

Adam Scott
211 Runs at an average of
13.2 and a HS of 34
6 Catches and 3 run outs
Johnny Scafidi
464 Runs at an average of 51.6 and a HS of 69*
4 Wickets at an average of 8 and BB of 2/23
8 Catches and 1 run outs
Sam Woods Darryn Longbottom
297 Runs at an average 27 Wickets at an
of 29.7 and a HS of 58 average of 12.4 and BB
2 Wickets at an average of 7/14
of 15 and BB of 1/7 43 Runs at an average of
9 catches and 2 run 5.4 and a HS of 15
outs 4 Catches

Lachy O Reilly Gerhard May

306 Runs at an average 39 Wickets at an
of 21.9 and a HS of 48 average of 7.7 and BB of
11 Wickets at an 5/9
average of 14.1 and BB 16 Runs at an average of
of 4/16 3.2 and a HS of 12
9 Catches 4 Catches and 2 run outs

Ben Taylor Stefan Olofsson

37 Wickets at an 83 Runs at an average of
average of 12 and BB of 13.8 and a HS of 35
5/13 2 Wickets at an average
133 Runs at an average of 12 and BB of 1/9
of 16.6 and a HS of 50 1 Catches
7 Catches and 3 run
outs

Mitch Fitzpatrick Ryan Gill

25 Wickets at an 103 Runs at an average
average of 18.0 and BB of 25.8 and a HS of 63
of 4/24 4 Catches and 1
120 Runs at an average stumping
of 120 and a HS of 41*
9 Catches and 0 run
outs
4th Grade – Don Boyes – Headmaster’s Report
It was a pretty amazing run for the fourth grade crew this season making it all the way through to the big dance
only to trip over our own feet and come up a few runs short on the final day! But hey everyone gave it their best
shot and there was no shortage of highlights! Mal taking a screamer, catch of the season actually, at mid-off in the
one big mitt as he got parallel to the ground, I kid you not. And it was Pickles!! Tez almost matched this an hour
or so later with a one hander of his own off a Mal long hop! Deano taking 4 poles and crashing 20 runs a week
after he had barely been able to walk after the semi-final. Chillers making a sublime 44 before being strangled
down the leg-side…. Tragic! In the end, it really was a nail biting finish, tense and full of drama!

The first half of the season was not exactly consistent, some great wins amongst a couple of ordinary loses. Hey
beating Leederville twice before Christmas can never be a bad thing. But it was in the new year that the team
really hit some form. A close loss to AusInd was followed by a couple of excellent wins against Carlisle and
Floreat interspersed with two outrights that really boosted our points tally and saw us finish the season firmly
entrenched in third spot.

The semi-final against AusInd (at home if you don’t mind) followed a typical finals script. Lose toss, get sent in
and eke out a score of 195. Then put opposition under huge pressure the next day and restrict them to just 135!
Real team effort with highlights from Frosty 39, Matty 27*, A Marr 3/0 in the one over and two wickets a piece to
L Marr, Tez and Mal. An excellent win.

So here then are a few other individual highlights that occurred this year and some stats.
Frosty – Belligerent right hand opening bat and first slip fieldsman. Never short of a word to share with the
opposition especially if your name is Pickles! Took a snorter at first slip in GF. Also prone to injury, managing to
do a hammy crossing the road going to work and missing a game!
Mal – Became a genuine all-rounder in the team as the season went on – opened the batting, bowled off spin and
now known as the claw after a couple of impressive one handers.
Huw Lock – Steady year in the middle order with the promise of more runs to come next season. Highest score of
54. Doesn’t mind a hurl at the wicket just quietly – being closely mentored by Tez.
A Marr – The wand didn’t work too well this year and is going back to the workshop for some adjusting. But was
back to his best with his bowling collecting 26 wickets, including a stunning over in the SF that turned the game
on its head.
Sir Richard – Joined us in the second half of the season and makes batting look ridiculously easy. Has an appetite
for batting and one suspects could be a very useful addition to KCC in seasons to come.
Tez – Another good season from the all rounder. Would have liked a few more runs in the middle order, but had
his moments with the bat. Most notably scoring a season high of 35 against AusInd peppered with 4 sixes! Ever
reliable with the ball taking 20 wickets & forever on the prowl for a runout.
Matty O – Our very own longstop in 4s. Did a super job behind the stumps taking his fair share of quality snares.
Always up for a chat with whoever wants to listen. Batting was a bit thin – but has fond memories of depositing
John Baker back over his head.
L Marr – Another solid season with the ball taking 16 wickets. Developing into a quality cricketer who has plenty
to offer. Has a solid defence when batting and will no doubt contribute plenty of runs in the future.
Deano – Enjoyed a top season with the ball taking 27 wickets all up. Bamboozled more than a few bats with his
swing and accuracy. His 4 wickets and 20 runs in the GF was simply outstanding.
G Rees – Settled into 4s very nicely and produced some excellent spells across the season. A consistent wicket
taker with his into the wind wobblers - 19 wickets @ 10.32. Now looking for a batsman to hang around with him
so he can score a few runs.
Hurls – Handy right arm bowler who collected a few quality poles. Elegant left hand bat who just finds a way to
get out. Will no doubt enjoy the wickets back home and will be a loss for KCC.
Raups – Left arm tweaker who had his season rudely interrupted by a broken hand! Will be back better than ever
in 18/19.
L Broun – New player at the club who arrived as a bowler…but impressed as an opening bat. Had a good finish to
the season with both bat & ball and will surely be a player to watch next season.
Scaf – Simply used the 4s has a stepping stone through to the ones from sixes! Hit some awesome form at the
right time of the year. Nice to have even just for a couple of games.
Woodsy – Played the first half of the season in 4s before being poached for 1s. Played a couple of super knocks
and deserved the promotion. Just needs to put away the slog sweep against the leggie!
Many thanks to the other players who spent time in 4s – Guerts, Dolz, Thorpey, Jonesy, Arkell, Wilson, Ando,
Forte, Spiers, Jedhi & Munish.
An enjoyable year at the Yuppers. Thanks to the Pres and other team captains for their time and effort. Maybe 4
winning GF teams in 2018/19!
5th Grade – David O’Reilly – Time to Declare
The season started out with a fairly different list than what we finished with. Most the round 1 players did well
moving on and playing in grand finals, so it wasn’t surprising we started off with a win. Big Mal showing the way
against Coolbinia with the ball snaring 4/38 from his 8 overs and all five other bowlers used getting a wicket. 186
to chase. Not a great start as Mal didn’t follow up his bowling form with the bat, however a recovery was at hand
as James and Leighton took it to 72 before the Pres went for 27 and Leighton following not long after for 37.
Olofssen 35 and Frosty 37 provided another handy partnership before O’Connell 23 guided the innings home
with the tail for a narrow win.

Game 2 saw us sent in by Leederville and the Helliwell/Wehipeihana opening partnership was consistent if
nothing else, Mal taking a very prominent position in the race for the Duck Award. Leighton joined James (20)
and progressed the score to 78. Leighton, a well made 59 and Ryan Wilson 35 were the other main contributors
to get us to what we thought could have been a competitive 7/162.
Looked even more competitive with Byron running one of the openers out 1/4. Unfortunately their no. 3 wasn’t
too intimidated by our snarling attack and belted 80 before being one of three Marlborough stumping to go with
two catches. Score passed in the 27th over. A little deflating.

Round 3 saw the third captain for the year. Not surprisingly he bowled a little more as captain and returned 5/24
with most Mt Lawley batsmen appearing pretty happy to get out to pus. Hitting the pitch a bit harder were Reesy
and Campbell taking 2/32 apiece. 124 the target.
Helliwell once more saw the score up to a reasonable level before departing for 38. Leighton again a contributor
with 22 before getting the first of a couple of dodgy LBs. Rhys Jones saw us past their score with 18. They had
another bat and at 2/5 we got a tad excited however that soon dissipated, to the desperation point – Helliwell 1
over for the season 0/18.

Bayswater travelled to Gwelup and won the toss and batted. No significant partnerships until the 10th wicket but
plenty of starts got them to 197. R Jones among the wickets 4/43. New opening partnership Helliwell (24) and
Johnson (21) got us off to a good start and Brad Smith (51) and Wow Jones (34) got us in a position to win
however the captain panicked and couldn’t stay with a much improved Nathan Jones (11no)’– short by 4 runs.
Stirling visited in the next game and never got going after winning the toss 98 off 31.4. Again Reesy and Campbell
getting similar figures 3/18 and 3/16 respectively. The objective was never beyond us Helliwell 41, Ryan Wilson
24 the main drivers – 4/107 in 21st over.

Three games in a row at Gwelup didn’t help our batting against Canning Vale. The consistent Johnson, Helliwell
and Marlborough the only ones to pas double figures (with the notable exception top scoring extras 24). All out
97 in 33 overs. However it did prompt our best bowling effort to date. Rees and Campbell each 8 overs 1/12.
Then your’s truly 7-1-12, Brad Smith 6-2-8 and the mercurial Sacha Daniel 5.5-5-15 restricted the fancied CV to
82 off 36 overs. Extras (21) also their top scorer. Good win.

A trip to meet the lowly Coolbinia was next. Chock full over overconfidence we rampaged our way to 6/179
(Marlborough 50 and plenty of support) off 60 overs when the captain inexplicably called a close to the innings
(what a dickhead) looking to maximise the points from the game. A few early wickets in the first week the goal –
not to be. Former KCC player Mick Peter who has played for 25 years made only his 3rd career 50 and all time top
score of 70 to make me look silly and they passed us comfortably. Also making me look silly was new boy Vikas
Rana who bowled with some left arm expensive venom before suggesting the slow bowling he had seen from his
teammates wasn’t all that impressive and when it was too late he came off the short run up and took 5 for bugger
all. Notable fielding K Johnson 2 catches for the third game in a row plus a sensational run out that I couldn’t
describe in this limited platform – ask him about it.

Round 8 v Ascot - Nothing here, move on.

Off to Bayswater for a “must win”. Another dodgy coin and the home team batted on the fastest outfield in the
comp. Must have been reasonable bowling, 7 extras, all legbyes. However they managed 5/171 (4 bowled, 1
LBW) from their 40. Campbell the only multiple with 2/37. The seriously injured Johnson recovered in time to
bat on the tarmac. Fairly steady batting effort with plenty of starts. Vikas the star with a belligerent 65 with
recruit Toby Dawson (17no) showing he had played at higher levels steering the victory in with a couple of overs
up our sleeve.

Long trip to Canning Vale. From the fastest outfield to the slowest. We lost the toss and they put us in, probably
not flattering. The reliable opening pair couldn’t do it again, Kimbo has a good story to go with his duck. Leighton
“The Wall” batted extremely patiently against good bowling for an excellent 54 (he has a story about his
dismissal as well). Nathan Jones also batted with some unexpected maturity, grinding out 17 which was a
significant factor aiding Byron(28no) and Campbell(11no) to post an unconquered 49 for the 9th wicket. 9/169
off our 75. Everyone bowled tightly with minimal success, not in any way assisted by having to defend our total
with just the 10 players. Couldn’t contain them and we missed out.

A spot in the four would require a good run home and our next test was against the much improved Mt Lawley.
They called correctly and it didn’t look good at 0/85 before Rhys threw down the stumps, a wicket that slowed
them down a bit. Experience came to the fore with Clint Palmer 2/15 and D O’Reilly 3/33 off their 8 contained
them to 9/177. Zotti had a clean sheet and is also credited with an unassisted run out, but I can’t remember it.
The chase got underway with another steady opening stand of 27 but too many cheap wickets in the middle
order made it impossible for Clint (27no) to get us close, 9/138.

Now we have to win every game to get a finals berth. A trip to play struggling Stirling was an opportunity to
boost points. In hindsight it would have been a good toss to lose and we found ourselves at the crease. No failures
– Johnson 33, Helliwell 42, Hurley 17, Wilson 21, Zotti 29no and a swashbuckling maiden 50 (56no) by Byron
Dillon allowed Declaration Dave to do his thing at 4/221. An early wicket to Rhys made everything look rosy.
Unfortunately some pretty tight bowling Rhys 8-2-8, Lachy Broun 8-3-7, Nathan Jones 16-2-22 couldn’t penetrate
enough to stop them just creeping past the follow-on. Another spectacular run out –this time Campbell threw the
stumps down after a couple of practices.

A bigger challenge this 2 day game with traditional rivals Leederville at Gwelup. Toss won and bright start didn’t
persist and 2/25 didn’t bode well – enter Leighton and Wow. Score proceeded at a predictable pace until
Leighton was dismissed for 44. Byron’s new found form got him another 27. All the while Warren kept things
steady at one end scoring 68 and taking the team score from 25 to 172, with an end total of 9/183. Batted out the
overs but was it enough? Plenty of early breakthroughs to have them 4/29 including an interesting over against
the bloke that won our first encounter with them. Campbell got belted for 6 over cover to get off the mark, then
took his off.
6th Grade – Ollie Brennan – Allahu Akbar!
The Injured, The Misfits and the 30 somethings: “We’re all just a little bit fat”

“Sorry fellas, he said he only wants to play 6th grade, coz he said you’re team is just full of muppets” was tossed
around selections as the staple war cry from the first round. It lasted about 8 weeks before the jig was up, but by
then 6th grade had 6 wins under the belt and was a strong team to contend with in the PCA.

Whether the allure of playing with such a handsome captain or the ragtag bunch of misfits was the case, there
must have been some truth to my war cry as 44 players had been selected over the season, all playing their part in
our road to the finals.

It is worth acknowledging that despite 6th grade easily being the most athletic, dynamic and focussed outfit in the
club (including our routine 54 second “if you can be bothered” stretching regime and 0 warm up lap policy), we did
suffer some injuries including in alphabetical order:

Beck, Nathan: Heart Muscle: Apparently this is connected to the calf muscle, as he sprained it early on and had to
field in slips all season. Luckily, he came good for the one week of his military physical…….
Brennan, Oliver: Red eyes, sniffles, bottom lip: Career chronic allergy to making 50 runs in one innings
Garner, David: R) Calf: Pulled it in the week before the grand final moving Atlas Stones around his backyard
Guerts, Ben: Jaw: Sprained his jaw spitting the dummy (which has been recently spotted orbiting Pluto) after
being dragged from bowling
Hattingh, Luke: Spinal: Had a spinal cord injury in round 2, on 81 runs off about the same number of balls as he
approached his maiden century
Raupi, Andrew: Hand: It is unclear whether it was sustained dropping a catch or rubbing one out in the shower,
but he missed a few weeks
Rowe, David: RSI: Injured the scorers by getting them to repeatedly put dots and zeros in the scorebook
Scafidi, John: Back: Sprained, picking up a tim-tam

Whilst we had a large number of players over the season, we did have some mainstays and milestones including…..
8th Grade – Scott Clifton – The Ranga Review
Well another great season has passed with many highs, lows and "swear jar Dale!"

Congratulations to 1st, 4th, 6th grades and my boys in 8th grade for making it to the big grand final. Unlucky that
none of us got the results we wanted but better luck to all grades next year.

I would like to thank all my team mates for their help and support and more so putting up with me for a 3rd year
running. A special mention to Ken Dunk for helping skipper in my absence and for another year of useful
knowledge when we finally managed to play together. Also for being a top bloke, just ask him. And as weird as it
sounds, thanks to Zotti for being the guy who the team took their anger and frustration out at because his mouth
(and arse) wouldn’t stop running on and off the field and for giving us a laugh when he insisted that the pad is
mightier than the bat.

Hopefully this season the boys have had enough of me saying the off stump is the other side of the wicket and the
almost regular innings chorus of "shut up Dale, shut up Zotti".

I enjoyed playing with you all regardless of results at the end of the day. Thank you for all helping when asked and
for all the laughs and memories this season.

Best of luck during the off season and even more for the start of the new.
9th Grade – Wombat Fowler – Wombat Waste
First thing, I would like to thank all the guys who played long side me, thanks for a good year as my first year being
captain you all made it easier.
I enjoyed playing every game with you great guys the wins the losses and the drink's after the game, I look forward
to seeing you all next season to take a flag.

Paul Schramm: I would like to thank Paul for being my Vice Captain and getting the gear and being on time every
game. Thanks to Paul for opening the batting scoring 300 runs and taking 16 wickets, 6 catches had a great
season...
Duncan Lodge: Always kept me worrying that I might have to go behind the stumps, opening at number 3 he had
a good season with the bat scoring 225 runs and kept behind the stumps beautifully...
Darren Cunnane: What I can say about Darren he was outstanding with the bat all year through scoring a big 379
runs, and coming on when needed to take some quick wickets getting 7 wickets...
Thilina Ranaweera: Coming in as my hitter on a game that we thought was going to be a big loss and making a big
75 runs helped us win that game, scoring 173 runs for the season, and taking 19 wickets and taking the balling
trophy for 9th grade
Liam Noonan: Coming in as his first year with the club looking good in his whites when needed he would hold an
end up highest score of 55 against Bayswater, scoring 101 runs 3 catches had a good year hope to see him next
season...
Cory Fowler: Having less opportunity to bat this year with his new look/style with his bat doing ok job at when
needed this year scoring 88 runs, opening the balling this year done a good job should of had more wickets if his
side could catch getting 11 wickets this year, taking 8 catches a good effort for the year...
David Wheeler: No matter where he is on the field the ball seemed to follow him and didn't let much pass him
always a great fielder, scoring his highest score for the club 18 runs, improving every year...
Clint Fell: Doing a good job fielding all year and tried hard with the bat, leaving the club for couple of years hope to
see him back doing a good job for us again...
Marc Puttins: Playing every second week making a contribution with the bat and ball when needed always good
to have in the field scoring 58 runs, taking 4 for 31 in a game thanks for the effort...

Also like to thank all the young fellas for putting in a great effort when called upon thanks Xavier Cunnane, Rory
Noonan, Krish Joshi, thanks for the year hopefully see you all next season.

A big thanks to Carl Evans for filling in for the first 4 games before he went for a dive and hurt his knee and was out
for the season. (don't dive in 9th Grade)

Lust but not least thanks to Gerhard May for filling in for the lust game and thanks to all theater guys that played
with me all year...
KCC 1st Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Batting
8 Innings or more: INN N/O Ducks H/S RUNS AVE
Blades, Justin 17 1 1 69 305 19
O'Reilly, Lachlan D 16 2 2 48 306 21.8
Scott, Adam M 16 0 2 34 211 13.1
Venables, Nick 15 2 1 106* 537 41.3
Anderson, Stephen 15 1 0 90 392 28
Robey, Adrian 13 2 0 56 309 28
Taylor, Ben W 10 2 1 50 133 16.6
Fitzpatrick, Mitchell P 10 9 1 41* 120 120
Woods, Sam 8 3 0 29* 154 30.8
Longbottom, Darryn J 8 0 1 15 43 5.3

Others:
Olofsson, Stefan 5 1 0 12* 36 9
May, Gerhard 5 0 2 12 16 3.2
Weckert, Bradley 4 0 1 4 8 2
Scafidi, Jonathon M 3 1 0 69* 93 46.5
Gill, Ryan D 2 0 0 26 40 20
Rowe, Brett 2 1 0 25* 27 27
O'Connell, Matthew 2 0 0 7 10 5
Dolz, Arno 1 0 0 15 15 15
Kelly, Nathan 1 0 0 3 3 3
Munish, Munish 1 0 0 1 1 1

Guide to reading these pages:

- The above stats include every game played by each team including finals if contested.
- Award winners are taken at completion of qualifying rounds, not finals.
- The winner of the award is highlighted by shading.
- Batting average: awarded to a batsman in each grade with the highest average, provided a
minimum of 8 innings have been played and 250 runs have been scored. In the event of no batsman
qualifying, it shall be awarded to the batsman with the highest aggregate.
- Bowling average: awarded to a bowler in each grade with the lowest average provided a minimum
of 25 wickets have been taken. In the event of no bowler qualifying, the trophy shall be awarded to
the bowler having taken the highest number of wickets.
KCC 1st Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Bowling
25 Overs or more: Overs Maidens Runs Wickets BBI AVE
May, Gerhard 189.5 78 301 39 5/9 7.7
Taylor, Ben W 191.4 61 444 37 5/13 12
Longbottom, Darryn J 162.4 65 335 27 7/14 12.4
Fitzpatrick, Mitchell P 160.4 25 449 25 4/24 17.9
Venables, Nick 54 14 146 11 4/20 13.2
O'Reilly, Lachlan D 55 11 155 11 4/16 14

Others:
Olofsson, Stefan 1.5 0 15 1 1/15 15
Scott, Adam M 3.3 0 9 0 0/2
Woods, Sam 4 0 11 0 0/11
KCC 4th Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Batting
8 Innings or more: INN N/O Ducks H/S RUNS AVE
Adams, Terry D 15 2 2 35 173 13.3
Marr, Andrew 14 1 2 35 151 11.6
Boyes, Don 14 5 0 69* 319 35.4
Lock, Huw 14 2 3 54 213 17.7
O'Connell, Matthew 11 1 2 27* 122 12.2
Broun, Lachlan 9 0 2 37 130 14.4
Demos, Dean 9 5 1 26* 66 16.5
Wehipeihana, Malachi 8 0 0 38 118 14.7
Marr, Lachlan 8 1 3 16 36 5.1

Others:
Hurley, Joshua L 7 1 1 15 43 7.1
Frossos, Arthur 7 1 0 49 191 31.8
Woods, Sam 5 0 0 58 143 28.6
Geurts, Ben S 5 0 1 33 74 14.8
Chilcott, Richard 5 0 0 81 187 37.4
Thorpe, Andrew 4 1 0 63* 108 36
Rees, Grant 4 3 1 3* 3 3
Scafidi, Jonathon M 3 1 0 65* 178 89
Raupi, Andrew 3 1 0 7 14 7
Dolz, Arno 3 1 0 29 51 25.5
Arkell, Adam 2 1 0 15* 27 27
Gill, Ryan D 2 1 1 63* 63 63
Anderson, Stephen 1 0 0 43 43 43
Rodgers, Jerrold 1 0 0 2 2 2
Lindsay, Darby 1 0 0 9 9 9
Forte, Luke 1 0 0 8 8 8
Wilson, Ryan 1 0 0 15 15 15
Munish, Munish 1 0 1 0 0 0
Jones, Rhys A 1 0 0 5 5 5
Spiers, Sean 1 0 0 8 8 8
KCC 4th Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Bowling
25 Overs or more: Overs Maidens Runs Wickets BBI AVE
Marr, Andrew 148 42 420 26 4/21 16.1
Adams, Terry D 128.2 33 359 20 3/30 17.9
Demos, Dean 124 42 255 25 5/27 10.2
Wehipeihana, Malachi 106.5 13 327 20 3/17 16.3
Marr, Lachlan 99.2 23 310 16 3/27 19.3
Rees, Grant 95.4 35 196 19 5/13 10.3
Hurley, Joshua L 46 6 168 6 3/19 28
Geurts, Ben S 35.4 7 105 8 5/35 13.1

Others:
Rodgers, Jerrold 22 1 82 2 2/48 41
Boyes, Don 18 3 61 4 2/11 15.2
Broun, Lachlan 14 4 45 3 2/16 15
Raupi, Andrew 13 2 43 4 3/12 10.7
Jones, Rhys A 11 4 29 2 2/9 14.5
Woods, Sam 8 1 19 2 1/7 9.5
Scafidi, Jonathon M 7 2 7 1 1/7 7
Lock, Huw 5 0 11 0 0/5 -
KCC 5th Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Batting
8 Innings or more: INN N/O Ducks H/S RUNS AVE
Helliwell, James 17 0 0 42 287 16.8
Johnson, Kim G 13 1 1 33 174 14.5
O'Reilly, David 10 3 0 14 69 9.8
Marlborough, Leighton 10 1 0 59 343 38.1
Jones, Nathan 10 3 1 20 74 10.5

Others:
Jones, Warren D 7 1 0 68 133 22.1
Jones, Rhys A 7 1 1 18 45 7.5
O'Reilly, Campbell 7 3 2 11* 23 5.7
Smith, Brad 7 0 0 51 112 16
Dillon, Byron 7 2 0 56* 151 30.2
Daniel, Sacha 6 2 0 22 55 13.7
Rees, Grant 5 1 1 6 16 4
Rana, Vikas K 5 1 1 65 124 31
Wilson, Ryan 5 2 0 35* 103 34.3
Hurley, Joshua L 4 0 2 20 37 9.2
Lehman, Chris 2 0 0 15 16 8
Olofsson, Stefan 2 0 0 35 47 23.5
Frossos, Arthur 2 0 0 37 50 25
Dawson, Toby 2 1 0 21 38 38
Demos, Dean 2 1 1 3* 3 3
Wehipeihana, Malachi 2 0 2 0 0 0
Woodward, Andrew 2 0 1 36 36 18
Zotti, Justin 2 1 0 29* 36 36
Beck, Nathan J 2 0 0 4 6 3
Broun, Lachlan 1 0 0 4 4 4
Arkell, Adam 1 0 0 15 15 15
McAtee, Jai 1 0 1 0 0 0
Raupi, Andrew 1 1 0 4* 4 -
Berry, Keith 1 0 1 0 0 0
Dolz, Arno 1 0 1 0 0 0
Chilcott, Richard 1 0 0 37 37 37
Palmer, Clinton 1 1 0 27* 27 -
O'Connell, Matthew 1 1 0 23* 23 -
Venna, Karthik 1 0 1 0 0 0
Cunnane, Darren R 1 0 0 15 15 15
Clifton, Scott 1 0 0 10 10 10
Elliott, Jason 1 0 1 0 0 0
Gill, Ryan D 1 0 1 0 0 0
Cohen, Ben 1 0 0 9 9 9
KCC 5th Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Bowling
25 Overs or more: Overs Maidens Runs Wickets BBI AVE
O'Reilly, Campbell 124.4 33 316 15 3/16 21.0
O'Reilly, David 105.3 18 318 18 5/24 17.6
Jones, Nathan 81 15 269 8 2/22 33.6
Jones, Rhys A 78.3 24 214 22 6/27 9.7
Rees, Grant 54 8 196 9 3/18 21.7
Daniel, Sacha 48.5 14 129 16 5/15 8.0
Dillon, Byron 42 4 181 4 2/42 45.2
Rana, Vikas K 38 8 138 7 5/74 19.7
Smith, Brad 24 7 80 4 2/8 20

Others:
Jones, Warren D 21 2 76 2 1/3 38
Demos, Dean 16 0 73 2 1/33 36.5
Broun, Lachlan 14.1 6 18 3 3/7 6
Wehipeihana, Malachi 13 0 80 5 4/38 16
Palmer, Clinton 8 0 15 2 2/15 7.5
Raupi, Andrew 8 0 29 1 1/29 29
Hurley, Joshua L 7.2 0 59 1 1/8 59
Wilson, Nick 6 1 11 1 1/11 11
Woodward, Andrew 5 1 10 0 0/10 -
Elliott, Jason 2 0 15 0 0/15 -
Olofsson, Stefan 1 0 9 1 1/9 9
Lehman, Chris 1 0 4 0 0/4 -
Venna, Karthik 1 0 10 0 0/10 -
Helliwell, James 1 0 18 0 0/18 -
KCC 6th Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Batting
8 Innings or more: INN N/O Ducks H/S RUNS AVE
Hattingh, Luke 14 0 2 86 380 27.1
Brennan, Oliver 13 4 1 48 253 28.1
Beck, Nathan J 13 1 1 59* 344 28.6
Ashburner, Dave 8 2 3 43 108 18
Forte, Luke 8 0 0 81 217 27.1

Others:
Wilson, Nick 6 1 0 22 54 10.8
Dunk, Kenneth G 6 0 1 28 52 8.6
Scafidi, Jonathon M 6 1 0 53* 193 38.6
Raupi, Andrew 6 4 0 19* 58 29
Berry, Keith 6 1 0 89* 254 50.8
Appleton, Ian 5 1 0 15* 42 10.5
Geurts, Ben S 5 0 0 30 52 10.4
Garner, David 5 0 0 34 100 20
Dillon, Byron 5 1 1 12 17 4.25
Rowe, David J 4 0 3 1 1 0.25
Daniel, Sacha 4 1 0 42* 57 19
Thorpe, Andrew 4 0 1 55 108 27
Joshi, Krish 4 1 0 10 16 5.3
Ferguson, James 3 2 0 18* 41 41
Palmer, Clinton 3 0 0 35 55 18.3
Marr, Peter 3 0 0 25 43 14.3
Wehipeihana, Malachi 3 0 1 35 55 18.3
Wingrove, Rodney 3 0 0 15 21 7
Mehta, Pankaj 3 0 1 9 13 4.3
Jones, Warren D 2 0 0 34 54 27
Spiers, Sean 2 0 0 48 89 44.5
Elliott, Jason 2 0 1 9 9 4.5
Ranaweera, Thilina 2 1 0 24 36 36
Evans, Ross D 2 1 0 42* 82 82
Richardson, Paul S 1 0 0 24 24 24
Jones, Peter A 1 0 0 6 6 6
O'Reilly, David 1 0 0 16 16 16
Lehman, Chris 1 0 1 0 0 0
Hunt, Sergey 1 0 0 3 3 3
Chilcott, Richard 1 0 0 59 59 59
Boehm, Keith 1 0 0 18 18 18
O'Reilly, Campbell 1 0 1 0 0 0
Schramm, Paul 1 0 0 27 27 27
Cohen, Ben 1 0 0 9 9 9
Zotti, Justin 1 0 0 36 36 36
Jones, Nathan 1 1 0 2* 2 -
Wilson, Ryan 1 0 0 61 61 61
KCC 6th Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Bowling
25 Overs or more: Overs Maidens Runs Wickets BBI AVE
Brennan, Oliver 154.4 39 384 24 3/20 16
Forte, Luke 113.5 33 217 15 5/59 14.4
Thorpe, Andrew 65 27 117 13 5/27 9
Garner, David 57 13 143 8 4/64 17.8
Wilson, Nick 46 9 154 15 4/31 10.2
Ashburner, Dave 44.4 9 130 8 2/4 16.2
Geurts, Ben S 44 25 52 9 5/8 5.7
Wehipeihana, Malachi 40 12 78 3 1/20 26
Joshi, Krish 36 6 126 7 3/34 18
Appleton, Ian 31 6 138 3 2/9 46
Raupi, Andrew 30.5 3 84 9 4/23 9.3
Dillon, Byron 30 3 93 6 4/12 15.5

Others:
Daniel, Sacha 20 5 73 4 2/11 18.2
Ferguson, James 19 4 52 4 4/13 13
Jones, Nathan 14 1 54 1 1/36 54
Dunk, Kenneth G 13.2 0 59 2 1/5 29.5
Palmer, Clinton 13 4 36 1 1/17 36
Ranaweera, Thilina 12.2 1 40 3 2/24 13.3
Marr, Lachlan 12 3 30 1 1/30 30
Hunt, Sergey 11 2 25 3 3/21 8.3
Scafidi, Jonathon M 9 0 25 3 2/23 8.3
Jones, Warren D 8 0 27 4 4/27 6.7
Rees, Grant 7 1 21 1 1/21 21
Elliott, Jason 5 0 30 2 2/21 15
Wingrove, Rodney 4 0 21 1 1/21 21
Rowe, David J 3 1 10 1 1/10 10
Lehman, Chris 2 0 11 0 0/11 -
Richardson, Paul S 2 0 12 0 0/12 -
O'Reilly, Campbell 2 0 20 0 0/20 -
Austin, Luke 2 0 24 0 0/24 -
O'Reilly, David 1 0 2 0 0/2 -
KCC 8th Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Batting
8 Innings or more: INN N/O Ducks H/S RUNS AVE
Zotti, Justin 19 1 4 55* 256 14.2
Evans, Ross D 14 4 0 101* 380 38
Wingrove, Rodney 14 2 2 45* 139 11.5
Clifton, Scott 12 1 3 30 127 11.5
Dunk, Kenneth G 9 0 1 18 84 9.3
Beutel, Lewis 9 4 1 24* 90 18
Robinson, Shaun 9 1 0 70 210 26.2
Lehman, Chris 8 1 0 57 153 21.8
Hunt, Sergey 8 1 3 30 60 8.5
Headland, Desmond J 8 2 0 11* 55 9.1
Others:
Davey, Ben 6 2 0 46 94 23.5
Evans, Dale 5 3 0 16 26 13
Palmer, Clinton 5 2 1 30* 55 18.3
Cunnane, Darren R 5 1 0 66 177 44.2
Moss, Aaron R 5 1 1 21 31 7.7
Hunter, Jason 4 0 3 6 6 1.5
Flindell, Brad S 3 1 1 19 20 10
Fell, Clint 3 1 2 8* 8 4
Arkell, Adam 3 2 1 62* 117 117
Wilson, Ryan 3 0 1 39 58 19.3
Lowrie, Benjamin 2 1 0 5* 8 8
Berry, Keith 2 0 0 68 77 38.5
Rowe, David J 1 1 0 2* 2 -
Noonan, Liam N 1 0 0 11 11 11
Daniel, Sacha 1 0 0 26 26 26
Fowler, Cory 1 1 0 11* 11 -
Coleman-Heard, Rory 1 1 0 3* 3 -
Kirkby, Alastair M 1 0 1 0 0 0
Wood, Christopher 1 0 0 7 7 7
Luitel, Monoj 1 0 0 6 6 6
McAtee, Jai 1 0 0 24 24 24
Venna, Karthik 1 0 0 2 2 2
Cunnane, Xavier 1 1 0 5* 5 -
Lock, Huw 1 0 0 52 52 52
Ranaweera, Thilina 1 0 0 6 6 6
Hurley, Joshua L 1 0 0 34 34 34
Schramm, Paul 1 0 0 1 1 1
Darcy, Matthew 1 0 0 2 2 2
Fowler, Wayne H 1 0 1 0 0 0
Anderson, Paul M 1 0 1 0 0 0
Joshi, Krish 1 0 1 0 0 0
Jones, Rhys A 1 0 0 14 14 14
Wheeler, David E 1 0 0 4 4 4
Lodge, Duncan 1 0 0 13 13 13
KCC 8th Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Bowling
25 Overs or more: Overs Maidens Runs Wickets BBI AVE
Hunt, Sergey 69 10 285 11 3/24 25.9
Evans, Dale 67 4 266 8 3/25 33.2
Dunk, Kenneth G 60 8 194 13 4/11 14.9
Palmer, Clinton 60 6 168 7 3/39 24
Clifton, Scott 58.2 3 182 11 2/1 16.5
Headland, Desmond J 58 5 233 12 4/29 19.4
Davey, Ben 33 5 103 5 3/24 20.6
Moss, Aaron R 30 1 104 10 4/24 10.4
Beutel, Lewis 25 2 112 6 4/37 18.6
Cunnane, Darren R 25 2 107 5 2/28 21.4

Others:
Robinson, Shaun 23 3 105 2 2/30 52.5
Lehman, Chris 23 1 141 1 1/31 141
Wingrove, Rodney 19 1 81 5 2/11 16.2
Fowler, Cory 16 3 27 2 2/13 13.5
Daniel, Sacha 15 1 96 3 2/29 32
Ranaweera, Thilina 15 1 60 0 0/26 -
Coleman-Heard, Rory 13 1 47 0 0/18 -
Lowrie, Benjamin 12 2 44 2 2/9 22
Cunnane, Xavier 12 3 27 1 1/10 27
Jones, Nathan 12 1 65 1 1/21 65
Jones, Rhys A 8 3 22 3 3/22 7.3
Brennan, Darcy F 8 3 15 2 2/15 7.5
Ashburner, Dave 8 1 32 2 2/32 16
O'Reilly, Campbell 8 0 27 1 1/27 27
Wood, Christopher 8 0 48 1 1/48 48
Anderson, Paul M 8 2 26 0 0/26 -
Fowler, Wayne H 7 0 24 1 1/24 24
Hurley, Joshua L 7 0 42 0 0/42 -
Wilson, Ryan 6 0 48 2 1/19 24
Joshi, Krish 6 0 50 1 1/50 50
Noonan, Rory A 6 0 13 0 0/13 -
Kirkby, Alastair M 5 1 15 1 1/15 15
Zotti, Justin 5 0 18 0 0/5 -
Arkell, Adam 4 0 26 4 4/26 6.5
Darcy, Matthew 3 0 17 1 1/17 17
Noonan, Liam N 3 0 9 0 0/9 -
Berry, Keith 3 0 13 0 0/13 -
Evans, Ross D 2.1 0 13 0 0/0 -
Flindell, Brad S 2 0 6 2 2/6 3
Hunter, Jason 2 0 8 0 0/8 -
Rowe, David J 2 0 12 0 0/12 -
Fell, Clint 1 0 5 0 0/5 -
KCC 9th Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Batting
8 Innings or more: INN N/O Ducks H/S RUNS AVE
Schramm, Paul 16 0 2 57 300 18.7
Lodge, Duncan 15 1 1 43* 225 16.0
Fowler, Wayne H 15 1 2 36 150 10.7
Fowler, Cory 12 5 2 19* 88 12.5
Ranaweera, Thilina 12 2 0 75 173 17.3
Cunnane, Darren R 11 5 1 82* 379 63.1
Noonan, Liam N 9 2 1 55* 101 14.4
Wheeler, David E 8 1 1 18 47 6.7

Others:
Puttins, Marc 7 1 0 22 58 9.6
Lowrie, Benjamin 6 0 1 13 32 5.3
Noonan, Rory A 5 1 3 11 14 3.5
Fell, Clint 5 0 2 14 16 3.2
Evans, Carl R 4 2 0 16 45 22.5
Joshi, Krish 4 1 1 22* 48 16
Shukla, Raghupathi 3 1 1 11* 15 7.5
Jones, Dean 2 0 0 5 8 4
Cook, Mitchell 2 2 0 0* 0 -
Cunnane, Xavier 1 0 0 1 1 1
Rana, Vikas K 1 1 0 86* 86 -
Evans, Ross D 1 0 0 61 61 61
Headland, Desmond J 1 0 1 0 0 0
Hunter, Jason 1 0 0 5 5 5
Radici, Colin 1 0 0 2 2 2
Di Falco, Alex 1 0 1 0 0 0
Wingrove, Rodney 1 0 0 15 15 15
KCC 9th Grade Statistics 2017-2018
( Includes Finals Stats )

Bowling
25 Overs or more: Overs Maidens Runs Wickets BBI AVE
Fowler, Cory 117 10 452 11 3/29 41.0
Schramm, Paul 109.1 8 476 16 5/22 29.7
Ranaweera, Thilina 81 9 381 19 4/22 20.0
Fowler, Wayne H 39.4 3 116 8 3/13 14.5
Cunnane, Darren R 34 2 169 7 4/17 24.1
Noonan, Rory A 26.4 3 115 6 3/5 19.1

Others:
Joshi, Krish 24 3 118 3 2/51 39.3
Lowrie, Benjamin 15 2 58 2 2/15 29
Cunnane, Xavier 12 1 47 3 2/8 15.6
Shukla, Raghupathi 11 0 49 1 1/28 49
Jones, Dean 8 0 34 1 1/34 34
Evans, Dale 8 2 28 0 0/28 -
Wingrove, Rodney 8 0 53 0 0/53 -
Puttins, Marc 7.2 0 40 4 4/31 10
Ashburner, Dave 6 1 36 3 3/36 12
Lehman, Chris 5 1 11 0 0/11 -
Hunter, Jason 2 1 15 0 0/15 -
Wheeler, David E 2 0 15 0 0/15 -
Cook, Mitchell 1.4 0 9 0 0/9 -
Rana, Vikas K 1 0 4 1 1/4 4
Fell, Clint 1 0 10 0 0/10 -
 KCC CAREER STATISTICS
Includes: all players who have played for KCC this season and/or all players with greater than 50 KCC career games
 Straight through him! Clean bowled Spud of the Year – Justin Blades

Even wearing gloves couldn’t stop this black eye… Chris Lehman preparing to light up the field

One victim of the Silly Sunday Shave Another victim of the Silly Sunday Shave

Champion Club for just the 2nd time ever!

Life Member Ross Evans has
recorded an impressive
8312 runs (from 377
innings) after 42* against
Carlisle in 6th Grade at
Lake Gwelup. This total
surpasses the previous
record held by Life
Member, Peter Jones who
had hit 8297 (from 451
innings).

MTCH: 386
RUNS: 8370
HS: 135
AVG: 25.06
WKTS: 378
BB: 6/14
AVG: 17.49

Life Member Ken Dunk has

played an incredible 432
games in his time at
Karrinyup Cricket Club!
This puts him at the top of
the table, passing Life
Member Peter Jones who
sits on 431.

Ken has done everything

for the club, from making
Teas to having a long spell
as President while offering
his experience to help other
players.

MTCH: 442
RUNS: 4093
HS: 77
AVG: 14.36
WKTS: 678
BB: 6/6
AVG: 15.37