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8th March Matches Surfers Paradise 210 & 3/134 dob PBC 5/213 & 3/133 Salk Oval R Armstrong 61, J Boote 54 Surfers Paradise 118 &115 dob PBC 3/316 Sir Bruce Small Oval S Brett 87, S Kelaher 88 & 3/0 Coomera Hope Island 88 & 144 dob PBC 227 & 0/7 Galleon Way P Anderson 48, B Lodge 3/6 BYE Fourths Preliminary Final Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 7/196 d PBC 182 Darcy Doyle J Kettle 2/20, J Munro 25 Fifths Gold Preliminary Final PBC Maroon 94 db PBC Gold 1/97 Mallawa 2 M Richardson 5/18, D Tripp 46*, M Freeman 40* Fifths Maroon Preliminary Final PBC Maroon 94 db PBC Gold 1/97 Mallawa 2 P Gallagher 32, M Long 1/31
1st March Matches Over 40's FINAL Tamborine 123 db PBC 7/124 M Howarth 3/18, M Kelaher 47* Congratulations to the Premiers - 3 seasons in a row!!! Surfers Paradise 210 v PBC Day 1 Salk Oval .J Simmons 6/33
Surfers Paradise 118 v PBC 3/125 Day 1 Sir Bruce Small Oval . Coomera Hope Island 88 v PBC 6/140 Day 1 Galleon Way P Hill 5/38, J Tripp 46 BYE . PBC 7/139 d Coomera Hope Island Mallawa 1 T Dais 39, G Harry 4/39 Forfeit to Runaway Bay White Pacific Pines SHS . PBC 8/271 d Coomera Hope Island 103 Mallawa 2 A Kent 59,N Bradley 2/10 23rd February Matches PBC 216 db Alberton 6/257 Salk Oval . Gold 93 & 180 db Maroon 113 & 4/60 Galleon Way .T Dubelaar 4/32, A Dubelaar 42 Gold 93 & 180 db Maroon 113 & 4/60 Galleon Way P Hill 3/23, R Kettle 37 PBC 258 & 6/118 d Tamborine 188 Mallawa 1 W Purcell 3/40, E Burton 29 Won on forfeit by v Burleigh Heads St Vincents SS . v Coomera Hope Island 233 db PBC Maroon 6/235 Pacific Pines SHS A Smith 6/42, D Weiss 57, C McDonald 61* Burleigh Heads 137 db PBC Gold 6/140 Mallawa 2 M Richardson 2/27, W Freeman 52* 16th February Matches PBC 216 v Alberton Day 1 Salk Oval J Boote 62 PBC Gold 93 v PBC Maroon 4/73 Day 1 Galleon Way L Hughes 37*, P McCosker 2/23 PBC Gold 93 v PBC Maroon 113 & 4/60 Day 1 Galleon Way R Kettle 4/22, S Tolputt 35 PBC 258 v Tamborine 4/13 Day 1 Mallawa 1 .E Burton 72, W Purcell 2/7, S Clark 2/6 PBC 8/158 d Broadbeach Robina 153 Mallawa 2 T Davis 32, S Wilson 3/13 PBC 7/134 db Burleigh Heads 9/136 Mallawa 3 .M Long 37, A Smith 3/22 Southport Labrador Black 6/189 Sir Bruce Small D Tripp 2/14 & 68 9th February Matches PBC 278 & 3/39 d Logan Village 135 Salk Oval I Smith 3/13
Logan Village 204 db PBC 6/238 Newstead Park C Bailey 64* A Dubelaar 50* PBC 264 & 3/115 d Loganholme Cobras 125 Tansey Park R Kettle 4/18, 2nd Inn: S Tolputt 64* PBC 205 & 6/100 d Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 166 Mallawa 1 S Clark 3/27. 2nd Inn: S Coulston 28 PBC 48 db Tamborine 4/53 Moriarty Park J Kettle 13* & 2/26 PBC 9/171 db Southport Labrador Black 8/172 Mallawa 2 N Ferguson 40, M Honey & M Long 3/45 PBC 174 db Southport Labrador Gold 9/207 Bond University M Howarth 2/16, D Tripp 71 Click team to open scorecard 2nd February Matches PBC 278 v Logan Village Day 1 Salk Oval S Kay 69
Logan Village 204 v PBC 0/8 Day 1 Newstead Park D Saunders 5/38 PBC 264 v Loganholme Cobras Day 1 Tansey Park G Czosnek 59, P Anderson 104 PBC 205 v Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 3/26 Day 1 Mallawa 1 D Young 62 PBC 168 d Surfers Paradise Benowa 143 Surfers Paradise 2 J Munro 35, J Dodd 5/16 Southport Labrador Gold 6/168 d PBC 44 Mallawa 3 D New 3/35, P Gallagher 20 PBC 9/181 d Runaway Bay Orange 156 Mallawa 2 D Tripp 40, R Scully 2/18
26th January Matches Helensvale Pacific Pines 118 & 66 dob PBC 9/184 & 4 Hessian Oval I Smith 73, J Boote 57, T Newton 5/32 Helensvale Pacific Pines 57 & 95 dob PBC 4/160 Salk D Saunders 3/19 Burleigh Tamborine 180 & 8/156 d PBC Christine Avenue P Anderson 35, R Kettle 2/30 Helensvale v PBC Day 2 Rugby Park Southport Labrador 116 d PBC 97 Mallawa 1 G Harry 4/28, M Freeman 27 PBC 9/162 d Runaway Bay Orange 52 Mallawa 2 No data entered Runaway Bay Navy 68 db PBC 0/70 Lae Drive J Dodd 3/10, D Tripp 45*
19th January Matches Helensvale Pacific Pines 118 v PBC 3/77 Day 1 Hessian Oval J Simmons 2/34, I Smith 35*
Helensvale Pacific Pines 57 v PBC 4/160 Day 1 Salk D Saunders 3/15, S Brett 80* Burleigh Tamborine 180 v PBC 4/53 Day 1 Christine Avenue Z Gowland 7/56, C Mason 18* Helensvale 76 & 8/54 v PBC 3/126 Day 1 Rugby Park P McCosker 2/14 & 3/4, D Young 52 Runaway Bay Loxtons d PBC 92 Mallawa 1 S Wilson 3/18, J Munro 28 PBC 9/138 d Runaway Bay Navy 94 Mallawa 2 Jack Munro 28, M Long 5/28 Queens 8/232 d PBC 57 Mallawa 3 D Tripp 4/56
12th January Matches PBC 6/212 d Runaway Bay 132 Salk Oval S Kay 64, R Armstrong 100, J Boote 4/22
Runaway Bay 121 db PBC 6/159 Sam Loxton Oval M Foxwell 63, Mudgeeraba Nerang v PBC Alan Nielsen Oval Abandoned due to state of ground Runaway Bay 8/154 db PBC 221 Mallawa 1 W Purcell 2/28, S CLark 3 catches, S Anderson 67 PBC 5/187 d Runaway Bay 63 Sam Loxton 2 T Davis 91, P McCosker 4/29 Queens 46 db PBC 6/48 Dux A Conolly 5/15, P Gallagher 11* PBC 9/226 d Tamborine 74 Elanora SS A Kent 44, R Scully 4/11 5th January Summary PBC v Runaway Bay Day 1 Washed out Runaway Bay v PBC Day 1 Washed Out Mudgeeraba Nerang v PBC Day 1 Washed Out PBC v Runaway Bay Washed Out PBC v Queens Washed Out Washed Out
22nd December Summary PBC 159 & 4/53 db Broadbeach Robina 9/239 S Kay 3/58, 2nd Inn: T Hyman 30 Broadbeach Robina 174 & 2/42 db PBC 256 M Boyd 41, M Foxwell 41 PBC 211 & 4/90 d Runaway Bay 179 J Anderson 3/30, 2nd Inn: R Kettle 30 2nd Inn: T Mangos 56, PBC 220 & 185 v Broadbeach Robina 5/109 & 6/119 S Coulston 48, W Purcell 5/47 (2 wkts on day 1) Mudgeeraba Nerang White 9/121 d PBC 78 Tamborine 8/153 db PBC 5/156 C McDonald 4/22, A Hill 41 BYE 15th December Summary PBC 159 v Broadbeach Robina 2/55 Day 1 J Boote 31, I Smith 2/6 Broadbeach Robina 174 v PBC 1/27 Day 1 J Seater 4/33 M Boyd 18* PBC 211 v Runaway Bay 22 Day 1 P Anderson 51 PBC 220 v Broadbeach Robina 5/109 S Coulston 48, W Purcell 2/19 PBC 143 db Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 2/151 BYE Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 8/174 d PBC 136 N Bradley 2/28, N Bradley 33 8th December Summary PBC 9/303 drew Queens 9/221 I Smith 2/42 PBC 243 & 2/67 d Queens 140 M Kelaher 3/17,2nd Inn: T Hyman 51* Southport Labrador 3/295 drew PBC 8/179 P Hill 53 PBC 213 & 100 do Queens 194 & 102 W Purcell 4/38, P Conroy 2/9 for innings figures of 5/49 PBC 7/158 d Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 9/151 PBC 82 db Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 156 P Gallagher 28, M Connolly 3/40 Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 50 db PBC No data entered 1st December Summary PBC 9/303 v Queens Day 1 T Doyle 58, J Boote 117, S Mitchell 52 PBC 243 v Queens Day 1 M Kelaher 93* Southport Labrador 3/295 v PBC P Anderson 3/46 PBC 213 v Queens L Hughes 61, S Anderson 77, P Conroy 3/40 Helesvale 7/170 d PBC 5/132 PBC 9/232 db Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 4/238 D Young 164*, C McDonald 3/55 PBC 3/208 db Runaway Bay White 6/211 D Tripp 56 & 2/23 24th November Summary PBC 9/303 drew Queens 9/221 I Smith 2/42 PBC 243 & 2/67 d Queens 140 M Kelaher 3/17, T Hyman 51* Southport Labrador 3/295 v PBC P Anderson 3/46 PBC 213 v Queens L Hughes 61, S Anderson 77, P Conroy 3/40 Helesvale 7/170 d PBC 5/132 PBC 9/232 db Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 4/238 D Young 164*, C McDonald 3/55 PBC 3/208 db Runaway Bay White 6/211 D Tripp 56 & 2/23
24th November Summary Click team to open scorecard in new window Coomera Hope Island 152 db PBC 7/268 S Kay 144 PBC 281 & 1/55 d Coomera Hope Island 192 M Boyd 4/30, 2nd Inn: T Hyman 39* Broadbeach Robina 8/306 d PBC 174 & 4/101 P Anderson 62, B Lodge 46 PBC 9/128 & 7/88 dob Coomera Hope Island 135 & 6/91 S Clark 5/53, P Conroy 5/54, 2nd Inn: E Burton 46, W Purcell 3/14 PBC 7/203 d Coomera Hope Island 99 Runaway Bay White 308 d PBC 7/281 C McDonald 4/40, P Gallagher 61, D Young 56, M Long 56 PBC 9/187 d Coomera Hope Island 125 B Freeman 53, J Dodd 3/9
17th November Summary Coomera Hope Island 152 v PBC 0/17 Day 1 J Boote 3/39 PBC 281 v Coomera Hope Island 1/6 Day 1 T Hyman 62, G Richardson 60, J Seater 51 Broadbeach Robina 8/306 v PBC 1/56 J Tripp 64, B Lodge 28 PBC 9/128 c Coomera Hope Island 6/91 S Coulston 33, S Clark 3/26 Burleigh Heads 132 db PBC 8/134 PBC 3/232 d Coomera Hope Island122 A Smith 81, M 77*Keough, A Connolloy 3/9 Burleigh Heads 9/136 db PBC 5/144 N Bradley 3/29, B Freeman 79*
10th November Summary Click team to open scorecard in new window PBC 135 & 4/103 d Loganholme Cobras 81 T Newton 5/36, J Simmons 4/30 T Doyle 43* PBC 9/245 d Loganholme Cobras 152 & 2/89 P Davies 3/11 Surfers Paradise Benowa 159 db PBC 241 J Tripp 64 Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 205 d PBC 69 & 4/200 A Gardner 65, E Burton 65 PBC 96 db Broadbeach Robina 4/97 Burleigh Heads 9/136 db PBC Maroon 6/138 PBC 8/206 d Southport Labrador Black 8/176 B Freeman 115, J Dodd 3/26 3rd November Summary PBC 135 v Loganholme Cobras 2/43 Day 1 G Czosnek 21 J Lavendar 1/3 PBC 9/245 v Loganholme Cobras 1/1 Day 1 S Kay 65, J Seater 58, T Dubelaar 58 Surfers Paradise Benowa 159 v PBC 1/50 Day 1 Z Gowland 3/16 J Tripp 27* Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 205 v PBC 1/7 Day 1 S Clark 4/46 Tamborine 150 db PBC 6/157 Southport Labrador Black 160 db PBC Maroon 6/165 Southport Labrador Gold 7/172 db PBC 9/177 D Tripp 3/26 & 65 27th October Summary Mudgeeraba Nerang 188/9 dbPBC 8/245 R Armstrong 53 Mudgeeraba Nerang 7/325 & 7/107 d PBC 146 C Bailey 41, T Dubelaar 4/34 Queens 88 & 9/146 db PBC 7/204 P Hill 3/25, A Rosi 36 PBC 202 & 7/118 do Burleigh Heads 119 & 39 T Wilson 4/31 & 43, S Clark 8/17 Surfers Paradise Benowa forfeited Queens 140 db PBC Maroon 3/145 Tamborine 140 db PBC Gold 5/141 R Zikmuwdovsky 4/21, B Freeman 61 20th October Summary Mudgeeraba Nerang 188/9 Day 1 J Boote 5/53 Mudgeeraba Nerang 7/325 v PBC 1/15 Day 1 M Boyd 3/69 Queens 88 v PBC 4/105 Day 1 P Hill 3/17,R Bowles 35 PBC 202 v Burleigh Heads 4/65 Day 1 D Padiachee 61, L Hughes 52, S Clark 3/25 PBC 6/169 db Southport Labrador 4/172 PBC Maroon 8/123 db PBC Gold 8/126 PBC Maroon 8/123 db PBC Gold 8/126 R Scully 2/17, N Bradley 38 13th October Summary Southport Labrador 5/265 d PBC 174 I Smith 43, J Boote 2/3 PBC 9/194 & 3/137 d Southport Labrador 131 M Boyd 4/36, B Sparke 4/27, A Munro 4 catches, J Seater 65* Burleigh Tamborine 211 db PBC 252 P Hill 64, B Lodge 59 Southport Labrador 153 & 128 d PBC 127 C Mason 32*, S Clark 3/20 Runaway Bay Loxtons 6/192 d PBC 150 PBC 7/159 d Burleigh 69 Tamborine 7/142 db PBC 5/146 N Bradley 3/25, C Giles 38 6th October Summary Southport Labrador 5/265 v PBC Day 1 PBC 9/194 v Southport Labrador 1/19 Day 1 Burleigh Tamborine 9/211 v PBC 0/51 Southport Labrador 153 v PBC 4/69 Day 1 S Clark 5/29 Runaway Bay 9/187 d PBC 183 Tanborine 9/191 d PBC Maroon 8/143 BYE
AGM AGM results are - Cliff Giles - President - 0411552804 Bill Freeman - Secretary - 0411552801 Jason Simmoms - Treasurer - 0431750121 Vice Presidents - Mark Richardson & Richard Toar Coach - Graham Whyte - 0419704116 Seniors Presentation Night 14 April 2007
An assembly of Lifers
Congratulations to our latest Life Member: Bill Freeman. Gold Coast Award Winners Jack Boote – Webb Shield Player of the Year Mick Howarth – Norm Hanson Medal – Over 40s Player of the Year. Sean Clark – 4th Div Bowling Aggregate – 45 wickets Sean Clark – 4th Div – Player of the Year Phil Conroy – 4th Div – Bowling Ave – 9.73 John Dodd – 6th Div Bowling ave – 10.14
Club Person of the Year Bill Freeman
Batsman of the Year Batsman must have played in at least half the fixture matches and made more than 200 runs. In all matches he participated in, his total runs scored are calculated against the teams total to determine a percentage of runs scored. Winner – Chris Dunn 26.3 %
Bowler of the Year Bowler must have played in at least half the fixture matches and taken more than 20 wickets. In all matches he participated in, his total wickets taken are calculated against the teams total to determine a percentage of wickets. Winner - Phil Conroy – 38.63 %
Peter Nash Memorial Shield (wicket keeper of year) Sam Coulston – 15 catches & 3 stumpings One Day Cricketer of the Year (5th & 6th Div only) Aaron Smith Cricketer of the Year Determined by the club executive and won by the person deemed to be worthy of winning. Batting and bowling statistics are taken in account also their work ethic, training ethic, teamwork but most importantly their all round cricket ability. Winner – Jack Boote
Batting Average Trophies Over 40’s – Rick Nolan - 175 runs @ 58.33 6th Div – Mick Howarth - 322 runs @ 46 5th Div – Chris Dunn - 523 runs @ 47.55 4th Div – Steve Lye - 299 runs @27.18 3rd Div – Andrew Dubelaar - 491 runs @ 40.92 2nd Div Mar. – Brad Lodge - 393 runs @ 26.2 2nd Div Gold – Mark Kelaher - 214 runs @ 19.45 1st Div – Brenton Hogan - 251 runs @41.82
Bowling Average Trophies Over 40’s – Kerrin Woods - 10 wickets @ 8.33 6th Div – John Dodd - 25 wickets @ 14.16 5th Div – Aaron Smith – 19 wickets @ 20.01 4th Div – Phil Conroy – 34 wickets @ 9.52 3rd Div – Tom Dubelaar – 30 wickets @14.7 2nd Div Mar. – Brad Lodge – 20 wickets @ 13.4 2nd Div Gold – Brendan Sparke – 29 wickets @ 9.17 1st Div - Troy Newton – 32 wickets @ 12.34
Most Valuable Team Member Over 40’s – Mick Howarth 6th Div – Richard Scully 5th Div – Aaron Smith 4th Div – Sean Clark 3rd Div – Tim Doyle 2dn Div mar – Michael McCosker 2nd Div Gold – Nathan Roberts 1st Div – Jason Lavender Encouragement Award Angus Munro
Most promising under 21 Matt Boyd
Most Ducks Aaron Daniels - 5
Duck Hunter Bowler that gets the most batsmen out for a duck – Phil Conroy - 11
President's Award Graham Whyte
Special Awards - Over 40 wickets or over 500 runs Sean Clark – 45 wks Jack Boote – 40 wks Chris Dunn – 523 runs Aaron Smith – 508 runs
Captains Award – 4th & 5th Divs 4th Div – Tony Mangos
Most Wickets Sean Clark – 45 wickets
Most Runs Chris Dunn – 523 runs
Royal Order of the Inverted Elephant (To remind the recipient of the great big balls up that they have made) Runner Up – John Dodd. Dave Denniston’s sister flew over from England to watch the Grand Final and Doddy did not bowl him in the final. Winner – Jack Boote – Reversing into the Wheely Bin holder in the car park. Breaking Cozy’s ribs and keeping him out of the last fixture and semi final.
Awards for Hat Tricks Phil Conroy & Mick Howarth
Grand Finals - 24th&25th March Summary Mudgeeraba Nerang 6/164 d PBC 75 PBC 215 d Tamborine 121 J Seater 52, S Coulston 5 catches Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 6/163 d PBC 136
Semi Finals - 17th&18th March Summary PBC 160 d Queens 125 PBC 190 d Mudgeeraba Nerang 135 A Dubelaar 92, P Davies 7/22 Runaway Bay 137 db PBC 6/142 10th March Summary PBC 176 & 5.95 d Helensvale Pacific Pines 136 J Thompson 4/32 PBC won by forfeit over Helensvale Pacific Pines Loganholme 9/233 & 6/90 do PBC 143 & 97 Runaway Bay 135 & 187 dob PBC 8/261&4/69 PBC 138 & 136 dob Runaway Bay 159 & 2/118 Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue d PBC Coomera Hope Island 86 db PBC 2/92 3rd March Summary PBC 176 v Helensvale Pacific Pines 0/3 PBC won by forfeit over Helensvale Pacific Pines
Loganholme 9/233 v PBC 5/109 B Lodge 5/59, M McCosker 57 Runaway Bay 135 v PBC 8/261 T Dubelaar 4/41, J Seater 4/30, T Doyle 61, A Dubelaar 89 PBC 138 v Runaway Bay 4/106 PBC 6/315 d Broadbeach Robina 8/260 Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 134 d PBC 129 17th & 24th February Summary PBC 252 & 4/94 d Runaway Bay 157 PBC 127 & 4/83 do Runaway Bay 80 & 126 B Sparke 8/38 & 4/25 PBC 5/117 & 9/130 won on 1st innings but lost outright to Logan Village 115 & 7/212 Queens 186 db PBC 335 T Doyle 82, C Bailey 59, J Brooks 4/50 Queens 116 & 126 d PBC 109 Fifths (17/2/7) PBC 93 db Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 9/94 Fifths (24/2/7) PBC 6/245 d Helensvale Pacific Pines 9/220 Sixths (17/2/7) Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 81 db PBC 5/84 R Scully 5/23 Sixths (24/2/7) Runaway Bay 113 db 116/2 3rd & 10th February Summary PBC 203 d Brodbeach Robina 156 Broadbeach Robina 177 & 7/231 d PBC 115 Mudgeeraba Nerang 248 d PBC 114 & 5/73 PBC 170 db Tamborine 210 Tamborine 44 & 301 db PBC 183 & 8/125 Fifths (3/2/7) PBC 109 db Mudgeeraba Nerang Black 6/112 C Mason 4/25 Fifths (10/2/7) Bye Sixths (3/2/7) Coomera Hope Island 68 db PBC 2/74 Sixths (10/2/7) Southport Labrador 9/130 db PBC 4/135 27th January Summary PBC 141 & 3/19 tied Queens 141 PBC 88 & 4/110 db Queens 130 PBC 105 & 9/150 do Helensvale Pacific Pines 118 & 54 R Nolan 49* PBC 77 & 96 dob Mudgeeraba Nerang 151 & 2/25 PBC 113 & 3/53 db Mudgeeraba Nerang 243 PBC 7/194 d Tamborine 7/186 T Davis 69 Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 4/228 d PBC 83 20th January Summary PBC 149 v Queens 0/9 Day 1 PBC 87 v Queens 1/24 PBC 105 & 2/10 v Helensvale Pacific Pines 118 Day 1 N Hart 5/12, Z Gowland 5/48 PBC 77 v Mudgeeraba Nerang 4/95 Day 1
PBC 113 v Mudgeeraba Nerang 3/56 PBC 121 db Mudgeeraba Nerang White 4/124 Runaway Bay 136 db PBC 5/137
13th January Summary CHI 106 & 8/153 db PBC 254 CHI 133 & 7/128 d PBC 77 PBC 148 & 9/176 db Southport Labrador 6/230 B Lodge 4/58, P Anderson 54 Helensvale Pacific Pines 73 &61 db PBC 134 T Wilson 74, T Dubelaar 6/26 Helensvale Pacific Pines 8/189 d PBC 171 Southport Labrador 172 d PBC 126 Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 119 db PBC 7/121 6th January 2007 Summary CHI 106 v PBC 5/55 Day 1 CHI 133 v PBC 4/22 Day 1 PBC 148 v Southport Labrador 1/81 Day 1 Helensvale Pacific Pines 73 & 2/43 v PBC 134 Day 1 PBC v Helensvale Pacific Pines Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 4/145 db PBC 1/46 Southport Labrador forfeited 16th December 2006 Summary Loganholme 154 drew PBC 5/96 PBC 9/107 & 1/5 db Loganholme 6/232 Runaway Bay 182 & 7/136 db PBC 207 PBC 6/294 & 2/167 d Coomera Hope Island 131 Coomera Hope Island 60 db PBC 5/148 Runaway Bay 6/216 d PBC 138 Coomera Hope Island forfeited 9th December Summary Loganholme 154 v PBC 0/34 Day 1 PBC 9/107 v Loganholme 3/63
Runaway Bay 182 v PBC 4/94 Day 1 PBC 6/294 v Coomera Hope Island 2/84 Coomera Hope Island 60 v PBC 5/148
Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 7/179 db PBC 7/182 2nd December Summary Mudgeeraba Nerang 6/248 drew PBC Mudgeeraba Nerang 8/249 d PBC 86 & 1/49 PBC 188 & 156 d Surfers Paradise Benowa 134, P McCosker 4/46 PBC 315 & 9/162 d Broadbeach Robina 146 PBC 129 & 119 dob Broadbeach Robina 209 & 0/42 PBC 9/163 d Coomera Hope Island 122 PBC 170 db Runaway Bay 4/173
November 25, 2006 PBC v Mudgeeraba Nerang 6/248 Day 1 Mudgeeraba Nerang 8/190 v PBC Day 1 PBC 188 v Surfers Paradise Benowa 5/55 Day 1, M McCosker 53, J Hoare 53 PBC 315 v Broadbeach Robina 3/27 Day 1 PBC 129 v Broadbeach Robina 3/65 PBC v BYE PBC v Mudgeeraba Nerang November 18, 2006 PBC 190 & 4/88 d Southport Labrador 171 PBC 114 &128 db Southport Labrador 8/257 PBC 169&106 db Broadbeach Robina 282 PBC 6/347 d Surfers Paradise Benowa 99 & 169 Surfers Paradise Benowa 30 & 24 db PBC 9/386 PBC 7/104 db Mudgeeraba Nerang Black 4/108 PBC 88 db Southport Labrador 6/90 November 11, 2006 PBC190 v Southport Labrador 4/26 End of Day 1 PBC 114 v Southport Labrador 3/137 End Day 1 PBC 169 v Broadbeach Robina 2/58 End of Day 1 PBC 6/347 v Surfers Paradise Benowa 1/45 End Day 1 Surfers Paradise Benowa 10/30 v PBC 6/289 End Day 1 PBC 5/145 d Tamborine 39 Coomera Hope Island Forfeited
November 4, 2006 ALL MATCHES WASHED OUT Click team to open scorecard in new window Firsts Seconds Gold Seconds Maroon Thirds Fourths Fifths Sixths
October 28, 2006 Click team to open scorecard in new window PBC 197 v Surfers Paradise Benowa 3/20 Day 1 Surfers Paradise Benowa 69 v PBC 145 Day 1 PBC 74 & 1/6 v Alberton 93 Day 1 PBC 271/9 v Southport Labrador Day 1 Southport Labrador 112 v PBC 1/122 Day 1 PBC 5/166 d Southport Labrador 7/162 Runaway Bay 6/179 d PBC 174 October 21, 2006 Alberton 80 & 2/68 db PBC 5/204 Alberton 6/310 d PBC 60 & 2/70 Queens 189 db PBC 7/303 PBC 274 d Runaway Bay 106 & 4/108 PBC 199 & 3/91 d Runaway Bay 117 & 6/50 PBC 9/107 d Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 8/102 PBC 4/221 d Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 9/196
October 14, 2006 Alberton 80 v PBC 0/115 end of day 1 Alberton 6/310 end of day 1 Queens 189 v PBC 1/79 end of day 1 PBC 274 v Runaway Bay 1/38 end of day 1 PBC 199 v Runaway Bay 3/56 end of day 1 Helensvale Pacific Pines 6/213 d PBC 6/190 PBC 3/167 d Southport Labrador 9/161
October 7, 2006 Logan Village 44 d by PBC 1/47 We have two teams this year and they opened the season with a derby at Galleon way. Gold 8/119 d Maroon 78 PBC 101 d by Queens 8/176 PBC 9/160 d Queens 116 PBC 9/148 d by Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 9/148 PBC won on forfeit by Coomera Hope Island
AGM Results The club AGM was held on July 23 with the following results:
Due to personal reasons Cliff Giles was unable to continue as president. In the absence of other nominations Bill Freeman has accepted the role as interim president (while still holding all of his other positions). Jason Simmons is the new Treasurer. Mark Richardson and Richard Toar are vice Presidents. Les Ferguson is President/Manager – Juniors and Eunice Ferguson is Secretary/Treasurer – Juniors. Daphne McDonald is our Patron. Sports club Directors are Gareth Richardson, Jason Simmons, and Richard Toar.
Presentation Night Season 05/06 LIFE MEMBERS For outstanding service to the club over the years the following were invested as life members: Click here to see the updated honour boards PERFORMANCE AWARDS Cricketer of the Year S Mitchell One Day Cricketer of the Year (4th &5ths only) Wicketkeeper of the Year Batsman of the Year Bowler of the Year Club Person of the Year Batting Average Bowling Average Most Valuable Team Member Most Promising Under 21 Player - B. Hogan Encouragement Award - P. McCosker Most Runs – S. Mitchell (727) Most Wickets – S. Clark (56) Captain's Award: 4th & 5th Division S. Stamm President's Award – G. Hyman Most Ducks – A. Croft - 6 Duck Hunter (most ducks taken) - S. Clark (18) Royal Order of the Inverted Elephant (Biggest balls-up) - P. Keough & Glenn Czosnek Hat Tricks March 25 & 26 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard PBC 9/261 v Broadbeach Robina - Stumps day 1 We were looking a bit fragile at 3/42 when, once again, our middle order kicked in and the next 5 wickets added over 200 runs. The driving forces for the resurgence were Steve Mitchell (96), Glen Czosnek (51), and Steve Tolputt (32). PBC 9/261 v Broadbeach Robina 146 - Final We saved the best till last, finally won a GF! Michael Durbridge saved his season best bowling performance for the big match and took 6/27 from 20 overs. He was well supported by everyone in the field but especially from behind the stumps where our keeper Brenton Hogan continued his great form taking 5 catches. Congratulations boys! PBC 9/161 v Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 1 2/162 Final A total of 161 would have been enough to win most matches this season, unfortunately it was nowhere near enough to win the one match that counted. Solid batting through the order left us with some confidence but when it came our turn to field our bowlers could not find a way to take wickets. March 18 & 19 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard PBC 9/228 v Surfers Paradise - Stumps day 1 Another poor start almost led to our undoing. Only the 30 from Brenton Hogan enabled us to get to 5/80 before the lower order rallied around Steve Mitchell (57) and Michael Durbridge (33) to take us to a defendable total. Now it is up to the bowlers on Sunday! PBC 9/228 v Surfers Paradise 121 - Final A great effort by all bowlers and a huge effort by Brenton Hogan behind the stumps (6 catches) kept Surfers Paradise to a very humble score and launched us into the Grand Final next weekend! Tamborine Bushrats 126 v PBC 114 Final An outstanding fielding effort last week should have been followed up by an equally outstanding batting effort. Unfortunately that little dream turned into a nightmare where only 4 batsmen managed double figures (Aaron Daniels - 20, Chris Wallace -18, Rod Vaughn 12, Darren Smith 18). We fell short by just 13 runs but it was enough to see the close of what had been a very promising season. PBC 3/220 v Southport Labrador Black 47 (yes 47) Final An unfortunate start for captain Matt Keough (0) was not enough to halt our progress into the Grand Final. A magnificent 79 by Dave Young and 75* to Alex Shaw with a solid 35* to Glen Schreiber ensured we posted what should have been a match winning score. A brilliant 5/5 to Nathan O'Brien and great bowling from Schreiber (3/17) and Anderson (2/4) made the win not just certain, but a rout. The only thing left now is to hold this form for next week when it counts! March 11 & 12 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard PBC 165 v Loganholme 1/3 Stumps day 1 After a very shaky start (3/20) Ryan Armstrong (36) Steve Mitchell (59) and Michael Durbridge (29) steadied the ship to take us to a defendable first innings score. Troy Newton chipped in with 1 wicket in the last 5 overs, leaving us with 9 more to get on Sunday! PBC 165 v Loganholme 114 final result. These boys really want to get into the final! In a day of dramatic bowling and fielding Steve Mitchell took 4 catches and 3/30, Troy Newton took 3/27 and Glen Czosnek took 4/15 to keep the road to the premiership clear. Loganholme 138 v PBC 3/74 Stumps day 1 While no one starred, a great all-round fielding effort kept the opposition to just 138. In reply, we were cruising until the score hit 74 and then we lost three wickets without adding to the total. We go into day two precariously placed at 3/74 Loganholme 138 & 58 v PBC 123 & 65 Final Day two began disastrously losing four wickets for just 10 runs. Stephen Brett (24) and Gareth Morgan (17) added some respectability but not enough. with four hours to play we decided to try for an outright. Brilliant sustained bowling by Nick Syrett (5/31) and Jack Boote (4/20) saw all 10 opposition wickets fall for just 58 runs. Needing only 74 to win we were looking good at 0/ 31, OK at 1/32, shaky at 2/32 in trouble at 3/32, in deep trouble at 4/32, and when the captain fell at 39 the panic set in. The last four batsmen managed to add 19 runs, leaving us just a sad 9 runs short of an unlikely victory. Tamborine Bushrats 126 v PBC 2/27 Stumps day 1 Paul Keough (4/35) and Shane Clark (3/25) played the major role in keeping Tamborine to a very modest first innings. Losing our 2 openers in the last few overs was a worry but there is good batting depth to complete the chase next Saturday. PBC 148 v Mudgeeraba Nerang White 124 Only 4 batsmen made it into double figures (Glen Schreiber (30), Paul Bernard (19) Mark Ihlein (22) and Sam Coulston (20) but that was enough to set a match winning target, especially when Rob Anderson worked his magic with the ball to take 4/28 and break the back of the Bushmen's innings. On to the Preliminary final! Fifths PBC 9/180 v Runaway Bay Cocos 6/183 Morale was high after setting a very defendable score (thanks largely to Rob Hulls' 73 and Mick Howarth's 35). Unfortunately our bowling was not able to complete the task and we allowed the match, and any further role in the finals, to slip away from us. PBC 136 v Surfers Paradise 6/140 Oh the pain! After a sensational season and winning the minor premiership we went down with 1 over to go. Jayden Hoare (52) and Sean Powyer (35) made an excellent effort, but the fact that they were the only ones to make double figures severely hurt our chances of making a winning score. Tight bowling by all bowlers and intense fielding almost won the match for us but it slipped away at the very end. This has been a learning experience for next year's finals! Runaway Bay Loxtons 6/171 v PBC 118 We have had a rollercoaster season and unfortunately this was one of the valley days. Chris Ballantyne laid a great foundation with 46 from #1, but like other teams, having only 4 scores over 8 really hurt us. Haydn Riley battled nobely with ball taking 3/32 but it was never enough and our season ended on a low but with the potential for much greater heights next year! March 4 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard All matches abandoned due to wet weather
Feb 25 2006 A clean sweep this weekend! Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard Queens 84 v PBC 7/85 No play possible on day two so that 1 run lead from last week was very handy! Queens 9/119 v PBC 8/137 A fine 52 to Steve Brett on a day when runs were hard to come by (next highest score was 17) made a first innings win possible. PBC 113 & 97 v Tamborine 58 & 78 7 wickets on the day and 8 for the match by Shane Clark (8/22) & Rick Nolan's 5/27 ensured another outright win. PBC 3/264 v CHI 161 David Young was on fire, scoring the club's highest personal score of the season (145). He wouldn't have been very tired though because he only ran 19! 60 came in fours and 66 in sixes. Wayne Singleton got caught up in the mood smacking a nice 76*. CHI never recovered and folded for 161. Fifths PBC 9/144 v Runaway Bay Loxtons 2 120 When things get serious, so do these blokes. With 51 to Richard Hulls and 34 to Bill Freeman we built a score that we could defend. Ritchie Elliot played his part with the ball (4/14 and 2 catches) to ensure the Bay boys would fall short. PBC 7/157 v Surfers Paradise 100 The junior showed the way! 16 year old Sean Powyer has played a big role al season but he really turned it on when it counted making 66 of the 100 scored while he was at the wicket and picking up 2 wickets to add to Craig Prammer's incredible haul (4/8 off 6 overs) to set us up for a confidence restoring win. Southport Labrador 86 v PBC 6/88 The slow grass of Mallawa 2 acted like an extra team of fielders to make runs very hard to find. Chris Ballantyne was the only player from either team to crack 20 (37 with 7 fours) and that was enough to seal our victory. Feb 18 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard Queens 84 v PBC 7/85 Day One on a day when Salk was obviously hard to play our bowlers shared the wickets and Brenton Hogan was un-passable behind the stumps (4 catches). In reply we also struggled with the conditions but have three wickets in hand to attempt to build a big lead next week Queens 9/119 v PBC 1/11 Day One It was the Morgan & Kelaher show with Gareth taking 5/35 (including 2 c&b's) and Mark 2/19, 2 catches and a run out. PBC 113 v Tamborine 7/33 After a very shaky start Rick Nolan (30)continued his fine batting form, hit 3 sixes off 3 balls, and combined with Tom Wilson (26) to post a defendable score. Shane Clark blitzed the opposition for the umpteenth time this season, taking the first 6 wickets for just 9 runs in 13 overs. PBC 4/207 v Tamborine 9/121 Twin 50's to Alex Shaw (55) and Glen Schreiber (56) combined with 47 from Nathan O'Brien were the backbone of an excellent innings. Probably all full of enthusiasm from his 50 Glen Schreiber came out to bwl firing, taking 4/26. Fifths Runaway Bay Cocos 1 8/260 v PBC 5/182 In a cricketing lesson the young boys from the bay taught our old blokes the importance of holding catches. Some unfortunate drops allowed them to post a score beyond our capacity on the day, in spite of good scores to Elliot (40), Hulls (39) and Mackerras (35*) PBC 147 v Southport Labrador 3/155 Let's hope this match was the blip on the road to the finals. Better to have that out of the way before the business end of the season. Runaway Bay Loxtons 2 6/162 v PBC 142 In spite of 4 wickets to Mick Hawkins, 53 to Greg Hudson, 40 to Scott Lehn we were not good enough on the day. Feb 11 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard PBC 178 & 3/41 v Broadbeach Robina 101 Great bowling by M Durbridge (4/27) and work behind the stumps by Brenton Hogan (4 catches) saw us take a convincing 1st innings win. Surfers Paradise 123 & 3/44 v PBC 224 Consistent batting throughout the order (over 15, below 35) built our imposing first innings score and set up the first innings win. Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 107 & 8/115 v PBC 209 Angus Munro (29) and Rick Nolan (42) combined to push the score into the 200's, which was just as well considering the last 5 batsmen contributed only 5 runs. Despite the efforts of Darren Smith (4/15) we could not dislodge all of their batsmen in time just missed out on the outright. PBC 8/185 v Tamborine 8/156 Good starts by the top 6 were enough to post a score beyond Tamborine's talent. The combined efforts of keeper Sam Coulston (4 catches) and Nathan O'Brien (4/24) were enough to reinforce the differential. Fifths Tamborine 97 v PBC 4/100 John Dodd (4/17) was the main destroyer in the rout of Tamborine. In reply an opening stand of 52 between Bill Freeman (30) and Richard Hulls (30) was enough to set us on course for an easy first innings win. PBC 8/256 Coomera v Hope Island Blue 158 Jason Hoare (74) and Sean Powyer (94) were the backbone of what proved to be a match winning score. In reply all bowlers and fielders combined to see CHI all out in just 27 overs. PBC 5/223 v Broadbeach Robina 160 Great form continues, especially for Haydn Riley with his first century of the season and S Lehn with his first 50. Feb 4 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard PBC 178 v Broadbeach Robina 1/13 DAY ONE Despite only 2 batsmen getting beyond 25 (Gareth Richardson 44 & Jay Thomson 28) we managed to post a total we should be able to defend next week. Surfers Paradise 123 v PBC 2/56 DAY ONE A blitzing 7/19 from captain Nick Syrett has placed us well for at least a first innings win, despite the loss of 2 wickets in the 15 overs we had to bat. Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 107 v PBC 4/120 DAY ONE Inspired bowling by Scott Clarke (4/30) was helped by great catching (A Munro 3, A Daniels 2, G Lowe 2) to see MN out cheaply. Their total was passed in just 32 overs (thanks largely to Jamie Munro, 41, and Rob Suter, 28). We now have all day push for another outright. Surfers Paradise 111 v PBC 111 Inconsistent batting and reasonable bowling by both teams played a large part in the season's first tie. This match is also a lesson in scoring carefully because the only place the match was tied was in the summary score. Totaling batting and bowling figures for both teams gave entirely different results. Who knows, with more careful scoring we could easily have received all the points. Fifths PBC 184 v Surfers Paradise 7/188 Despite some late order power hitting by Richard Hulls (44) we were not able to post a score big enough to challenge Surfers. Tamborine Bushrats 116 v PBC 4/117 Sean Powyer with 46* & 3/10 set the platform in both innings for a comfortable win. He was helped along the way by Jayden Hoare (26) and Aaron Smith (34) PBC 75 v Surfers Paradise 2 37 The Blues have come good at the end of the season though they must have been feeling a bit shakey at the end of their innings and having to defend just 75 (it could have been much worse without Chris Ballantyne's 23 and Gary Hudson's 19). Gary Newton (4/12) bent his old back and supported by great fielding and 2 wickets each to Shaun Wright and Haydn Riley) managed to see Surfers Paradise 2 out for just 37 Jan 28 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard PBC 8/196 v Terranora 123 Thanks largely to a fine 83 by Ryan Armstrong and a 29* by Glen Czosnek we were able post a score that was far beyond Terranora's capacity against our bowlers. South Tweed Colts 109 v PBC 2/110 A fine 4/21 by Jack Boote and 3/32 by Peter Davies helped keep South Tweed to the modest total of 109. A powerful opening stand of 88 between Travis Hogan (46) and Brendan Ridges (36) enabled us to pass thier score in only 29 overs Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 180 & 38 v PBC 245 A lower order rescue by Rick Nolan (47) and Shane Clark (40) helped us post a respectable first innings score. Then came the demolition! Who knows what was in the drinks at the end of our batting but it worked. Shane Clark added another 6 wickets to his 7 in the first innings (and 40 runs, it was definitely his match) and Peter McCosker cleaned up 3 to see Mudgeeraba humbled for 38 and an outright win to us. Southport Labrador Workers 118 v PBC 1/120 What happens to retired wicket keepers? They become bowlers! Alex Shaw is showing that when he doesn't have to bend his knees all day he has other cricket skills, taking 4/13. Together with Robert Anderson (3/32) he tore the heart out of Southport. Then in a display of batting class Matt Keough (41*) and David Young (49*) saw us cruise over the line. Fifths BYE PBC 9/156 v Surfers Paradise 2 6/158 With the first 6 batsmen only making 21 runs we were in trouble. A fine rescue effort by the bottom 5 (notably 40 from Andrew Baz and 33 from Craig Prammer) pushed the total on to a respectable 156. Unfortunately the hard work with the bat done by our lower order took the sting out of their bowling and we could only manage to snare 6 of Surfers' wickets before they past our total. PBC 69 v Surfers Paradise 5/73 In a match in which no-one could score runs we let ourselves down by losing wickets and surviving for only 17 overs. Jan 21 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard PBC v Terranora Day one washed out PBC v South Tweed Colts Day one washed out Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 10/180 PBC 2/66 An outstanding effort of 7/26 by Shane Clark kept MN to a reasonably low score. The quick loss of 2 quick wickets makes us evenly placed at the end of day 1. PBC 5/92 Runaway Bay Kruisers 10/90 A good win based on a solid all round fielding performance and, after a top order colapse a resuce by three solid partnerships between Matt Taylor (12) David Young (32) and Alex Shaw (27). Fifths Maroon 7/148 Gold 10/107 The scorecards for this match look like twin images except for one batsman: Troy Sanders for Maroon whose 62 bating at number one both set the scene and made the all the difference See Gold BYE Jan 14 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard Details unavailable due to a fault with Sportzdat PBC 199 v Southport 179 PBC 6/221 v Alberton 10/162 4 wickets to Gareth Morgan PBC 10/74 v Surfers Paradise 3/79 PBC 8/184 Redlands 10/92 Mark Ihlein 4/32 Fifths Mudgeeraba Nerang White 10/152 PBC 3/154 Bill Freeman 75 Ritchie Elliot 47 Maroon 10/169 v Blue 6/171 An upset win to the blues. Maroon 10/169 v Blue 6/171 Let's say it again, an upset win to the up & down blue boys! Chris Ballantyne 56 John Burness 43 Jan 07 2006 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard Coomera Hope Island 10/125 PBC 6/128 Captain Troy Newton again led from the front taking 4/19 from his allotted overs. With solid performances from the rest of the team CHI was kept to just 125, a scor which was overtaken in just 28 overs. v Redlands: Match abandoned PBC 6/235 v Runaway Bay 9/130 AN outstanding 123 not out by Rick Nolan supported by a fine 59 from Rod Vaughn was enough to set a target well beyond the reach of Runaway Bay. Nolan (probably still on a high from his century) then starred with the ball taking 4/12. Queens 2 9/135 PBC 4/137 Ben McCombie profited from the mid season break to come back fired up and take 4/15 in Queens innings. Opener Matt Taylor then made 45 to set the platform for a comfortable win. Fifths Mudgeeraba Nerang White 7/146 PBC 2/149 All players contributed well to ensure that Gold continues its climb back up the ladder. Will these boys remember how to play? A bye this weeks tops off a very long break starting with a forfeit on Dec 17 last year! Forfeit by Mudgeeraba Nerang White
Dec 17 2005 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard First innings win to PBC A 44no from Todd Davis nursed us to a win over Mudgeeraba. Stubborn batting by Broadbeach in their second dig saved them from the outright. PBC 9/165 v Queens 134 all out Fifths Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 3/140 PBC 8/138 PBC won by forfeit over Mudgeeraba Nerang White PBC 7/235 v Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 3 135 all out 91 to H Riley, 52 to C Ballantyne, 4/36 to M Hawkins Dec 10 2005 PBC 10/230 v Cudgen 2/26: Two Steve's took charge Tolputt (68) and Mitchell (76) made an otherwise very sad scorecard look good. Mudgeeraba Nerang 10/89 v PBC 2/52 Tight, aggressive by our bowlers saw us take the honours on the first day trailing by 37 with 8 wickets in hand. PBC 9/319 v Broadbeach Robina 2/12 A pair of sparkling centuries (Beau Ridges 102 & Rick Nolan 109) placed us brilliantly, declaring at 9/319. In the last 10 overs of play 2 Broadbeach wickets fell leaving us set to chase an outright next week. Helensvale 10/61 v BC 2/54 It took just 27 overs for us to bowl out Helensvale (Ben McCombie did most of the damage with a great spell of 4/22) and then pass their total losing only 2 wickets. Fifths PBC 7/143 v CHI White 10/94 A 49 run was set up by good performances across the board. There were no stars in this match but a great team effort gave us the result. PBC 8/187 v Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue 10/174 This match saw lots of star performances from Adrian Richards 51 and Aaron Smith's 44 to Isaac Holahan's 4/20 and Mathew Knight-Smith's 3 catches. The combined effect was a 13 run win in the last over. PBC 9/49 v Mudgeeraba Nerang Red 2/51 When only two players pass 10, and the top score is 15 you know you are going to be in trouble, and we were. Our total was passed quickly and the only good news was that it was a very early knock off time!
Dec 03 2005 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard Both day's play abandoned - washed out On the second day of play a bowler again did the damage, this time Gareth Morgan excelled taking 5/54 to help see Tamborine off for 165, leaving us 124 to chase for an outright. 58 by opener Mark Kelaher and a fine 44 not out from Lincoln Hughes saw us easily and 3 dismissals behind the stumps by Todd Rush saw us easily win. Day two was a bowlers day out, well two bowlers! 7 wickets for the day to Darren Smith (3/28 & 4/53) building on his 2 last week gave him match figures of 9/81. Scott Clark took 5/31 and 3/41. The end result: an outright over Helensvale. Chasing their 8/180 another good innings by Rod Vaughn (38) combined with 41 to Glen Schreiber in the middle order was enough to guide us to a winning score over Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue. Fifths Gold's game against CHI Blue was washed out. As usual, Gaven State School wicket provided a run feast (great for averages!) with Mudgeeraba Nerang Red making 8/235. In reply a great 76 by Craig Prammer and a late order revival by Aaron Smith (28) and Sam Dwyer (33*) saw Maroon's take the points in the 32nd over. CHI White set a target too far (4/256) at Mallawa one. A regular fall of wickets saw Blue's manage only 192 in reply, despite a valiant captain's knock of 42 by Scott Lehn at the death.
Nov 26 2005 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard Note: All teams are in the top 4, let's keep it that way! First day's play abandoned - washed out Todd Davis (6/33) demolished Tamborine's batting, doing a lot of the work himself taking two caught & bowleds. After a shakey start in reply (4-16) Lincoln Hughes steadied the innings with a fine 50 to put us 41 runs in front at the end of play on day one. Two great opening partnerships (Ridges/Suter 52 and Ridges/Daniels (109) laid the platform for a fantastic 6/307. Brendan Ridges went on to make 77 and Scott Clarke 85. A declaration gave us 22 overs at Helensvale and we have them very vulnerable at 3/43 for the start of play next week. Rod Vaughn paved the way to a good first innings with a fine 54 which was built on by David Young (41) and Robert Anderson (39) to take us to 214. In reply Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue could manage only 116m thanks largely to 4/23 from Natahan O'Brien Fifths Gold won in grand style chasing down 30 runs in the last 3 overs with 3 towering sixes from that old stager Mark Richardson. Brent Lillie's 4/33 and 3 catches to Shaun Stamm were critical in keeping Broadbeach Robina to a score we could chase. It was all class at Mallawa as the Maroons demolished Coomera Hope Island white. Troy Sanders led from the front making 119 and combining with Adrian Richards (51) for a first wicket partnership of 187 (final score 3/230). Sam Dwyer then picked up with the ball and took 4/9 in just 2 overs to helpo bundle them out for just 95 The Blue's march on taking just 25 overs and losing only 6 wickets in chasing down the target of 142 set by CHI blue. Haydn Riley starred with the bat again, finishing up 69no.
Nov 19 2005 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard Glen Czosnek proved his worth as an all rounder, adding 4/18 to his 55 last week to help us to a 130 run victory over South Tweed. Seconds Bye There was not even time to build a sweat. In just 20 overs Southport Labrador were all out in their second innings for just 44, still 26 runs shy of our first innings. A handy outright win! On a day out for batsmen we prevailed over Mudgeeraba Nerang making 7/241. In reply the opposition could make only 220. It was almost the Tom Dubelaar show (112 runs, 3 wickets and 1 catch) Fifths The Old Golds taught the Tamborine Bushrats a thing or two making 207 in 14 overs ( and losing 10 wickets in the process). Old legs then made themselves known and so the pace slowed but in the next 34 overs Tamborine were bundled out for just 117 (with a lot of help from John Dodd with 5/28) It was not the Maroon's day going down by 135 runs to Coomera Hope Island Blue. On the other hand, the Blue's resurgence continues. Broadbeach Robina were knocked over for 170 (special mention to Hayden Riley for his 4/31) and then Rob Suter - 85* & Chris Ballantyne 76* gave a batting lesson taking the PBC score to 177 without loss. Nov 12 2005 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade Maroons A good all round effort produced a tight win over Broadbeach An explosion of batting by the Blues 5/268 led by C Ballantyne with 62 demolished Tamborine (6/138)only this time by a forfeit! Nov 5 2005 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade Maroons bowled their way to a winning position to have Tamborine all out for 122. Led then by a solid 50 to opener Troy Sanders the boys lost only two wickets in the chase passing the total in just 19 overs. Six more points to the Blues only this time by a forfeit! Oct 29 2005 Click on a team hyperlink to open the scorecard 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade The Maroons began their game against Surfers only to realise the opposition were a bit light in the field, so light in fact they forfeited.. The Blues got a win! It was only by 2 runs but Surfers goes without the points this weekend. Oct 22 2005 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade The Maroons have continued their winning ways to give Surfers a good thrashing. Scoring 7/163 with an outstanding 61 from Jaden Hoare, the bowlers then combined for a sustained effort that saw Surfers all out for just 106. The Blues blues continue. They went down to Soutport (5/106 to 3/158). A few 20's and nothing higher than 24 (Hudson) meant we were never in the chase. Oct 15 2005 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade A target of 228 posted by Runaway Bay Loxton turned out to be an impossible dream for our Blues who could manage only 87. Looks like both batting and bowling practice is on the books for this week. Our only winning 5th graders this week were the boys from Maroon who convincingly beat Southport. 44 from Dave Young was teh foundation around which we built 205 then 4/34 from A Smith and 3-29 from C Prammer demolished Southport's hoes and kept them to just 162. Oct 8 2005 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade The blues bustled out CHI for 78 - thanks mostly to a brilliant 6/23 off 6 by Hayden Riley then knocked off the target in 19 overs to win by 4 wickets. Despite forfeiting last week Tamborine turned up to test our Maroons, and test them they did making 260 in their 35 overs. They ultimately failed the test with the PBC boys passing the target in just 30 overs with 4 wickets in hand. Special mention to D Cartan (58) and Mark Mackerras (63) and Mathew Knightsmith (43no) Oct 1 2005 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade In the local derby A spanking 88 by Matt Taylor helped by an equally explosive 52 by Richard Zikmuwdovsky for Maroon set a big target of 235 for Blue to chase. Without the efforts of Mal Keerie with the ball (4/33) it would have been much worse. In their innings a 50 partnership by Mick Keogh (31) and Chris Ballantyne (19) was not enough to launch an attack and the boys could manage only a total of 145. 2004/2005Photos Grand Final 2005 Presentation Night Season 04/05On Saturday April 9 we had a night full of fun and laughter as we acknowledged the outstanding performances of the season. They are listed below for the world to see: LIFE MEMBERS For outstanding service to the club over the years the following were invested as life members: Click here to see the updated honour boards PERFORMANCE AWARDS Cricketer of the Year T. Newton 50 wkts @ 9.76 One Day Cricketer of the Year Wicketkeeper of the Year Batsman of the Year Bowler of the Year Club Person of the Year C. Giles Batting Average Firsts – M. Doherty 339runs @ 48.43 Bowling Average Firsts – T. Newton 50 wickets @ 9.76 Most Valuable Team Member Firsts – T. Newton Most Promising Under 21 Player - R. Simpkins Encouragement Award – J. Seater Most Runs – A. Smith 520 runs Most Wickets – T. Newton 50 wickets Captain's Award: 4th & 5th Division S. Dyer President's Award – P. McKenzie Most Ducks – J. Hill – 4 Special Award – Double Hat Trick March 19&20: 2 Premierships & a SecondFirsts turned in their worst batting performance of the season on the day it really counted. Inspired bowling by Troy Newton (5/26), helped by Jason Lavender behind the stumps (4 catches), kept Surfers Paradise to only 130, an eminently gettable target. Unfortunately apart from a bit of stubborn resistance from Mick Foxwell (21) the team folded under the pressure of J. Anning's strike bowling (7/29) to be all out for 70. The story in reverse was true for Thirds. Batting first they were kept to a lowly 166. It would have been worse except for a middle order steadier led by Alex Shaw (30) helped by 15 year old Matt Freeman (26). When it was our turn to field Peter Davies and Tom Wilson were not going to be denied a premiership. They bent their backs bowling the best stints of the year, each finishing with 4 wickets (Wilson 4/29 and Davies 4/27) to lead the demolition of Tamborine Mountain for only 71 runs. The effort is even sweeter when you consider that TM was the dominant team for the whole season and our boys came into the finals on the back of some pretty embarrassing losses! Well done guys, a well deserved premiership cap to each of you. Last over of the day, Southport Labrador 8/128 chasing our 133. Richo bowling: dot; dot; loopy top edge - 3rd man charges in only to see it land just in front of him and take a mean break past him - 4. 1 to tie 2 to win; Field all up no one more than 15 metres from the bat. dot; dot; last ball a great length up on the stumps, played at the batsman's feet. Batsmen charge the single, stumps intact, game over for Fifths Gold for season 2005. But wait .. a correction Saturday March 20 Fifths Gold made a valiant team effort they could only manage a tie against Southport Labrador. Gold Coasty rules dictate that we SHARE THE PREMIERSHIP! Well done boys. As has been the case all season the game was a true team effort with no stars but tight performances from each member ensured the match of the season. March 12&13: The ODDS are goodAll our odd teams (1sts, 3rds & 5ths Gold) play in a grand final next weekend well done boys! A pair of 63's (to Mark Doherty and Mark Kelaher) ensured Firsts beat Cudgen to secure their place in the Gabba Cup Grand final against Surfers Paradise next weekend. Tight, sharp bowling and fielding by Seconds managed to keep Loganholme to just 170 but their bowling was equally sharp and the home ground advantage saw them take the win by dismissing our boys for just 159. A batting bonanza by Thirds (Led by a 51 from number 7 Craig Evesson and 62 from number 8 Shane Clark) gave them a convincing win over Coomera Hope Island and entry to the grand final next weekend against Mount Tamborine. Cricket is a team game and that's just what Fifths Gold proved in their match against Broadbeach White. No batsman made more than 20 but 5 scroed over 10. No bowler took more than 3 wickets but 5 bowlers took wickets. The result: a tight win 9/117 to 114 and passage to the March 5 (&6): Finals at top, upsets at bottomTroy Newton saved his best till the business end taking 6/52 (helped by safe gloves behind with Jason Lavender taking 4 catches) to help restrict Loganholme to 201 in the Firsts qualifying final at Salk. On day two A magnificent 100 not out by Mark Doherty abley supported by a 53 from Glen Czosnek ensured PBC march into the Semi Final against Cudgen at Kerrydale next weekend. Bowlers must need big events to get them going because Nick Syrett did even better for Seconds against Southport-Labrador at Les Cave oval. His season (career?) best 8/75 saw the opposition all out for 193. We started day 2 at 1/45 and by though the batting wasn't brilliant it was consistent and we posted 7/200 in 54 overs to secure our place against Loganholme in the semis (Tansey Park) next week. The staggers have left them, and not a day too soon! In the last game before the finals Thirds convincingly rolled Surfers Paradise (thanks to yet another bowler: Shane Clark with 6/31). Next week we face Coomera Hope Island in a Sat/Sun semi final at Mallawa 2. Only one score over 10 (33 by A Munro) in Fourth's innings meant they were walloped by lowly 9th placed Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue in spite of valiant bowling by Todd Davis (4/9). The cost of the slip: though we finished 4th on the ladder finals spots were determined by wickets lost not percentage. We finished equal on points with Mudgeeraba Nerang Red but lost 150 wickets to thier 129. We mentioned it last week as a fear, now sadly it seems to be fact: the old guys in Gold (Fifths) obviously don't have the stuff to last a season. A top order collapse (1/0, 2/0, 3/2, 4/8) ensured a comprehensive loss to 6th place Runaway Bay. Not an ideal preparation for the semi-final next week against Broadbeach White at St Vincents! (perhaps the over 40's one dayer last Sunday - see opposite - was not such a good idea!) The pressure's off for Fifths Maroon - no finals for them - so the last match of the season was a party, and did they ever! 6/192 (largely due to a cracking 88 from Aaron Smith and 41 by Craig Prammer) followed up by tight bowling saw our boys easily dispense with their ladder neighbours Coomera Hope Island. A positive memory to take into next season! Feb 26: Joy only in the top twoFrom the brink of humiliation to an outright win, that takes guts and talent something Firsts seem loaded with this season. At 6/62 and 93 runs short of the opposition things looked grim. Determined batting by the lower order, led by Gareth Richardson (53) saw the last the last 4 wickets contribute 119 runs. Then, to top it off, a daring declaration by Mudgeeraba Nerang gave us a target too chaseable and two fine 61's (Mick Foxwell and Mark Doherty n.o.) saw us successfully overpowering them for an outright win. A 60 run partnership to start the day (Mark Kelaher & Steve Brett) was enough to steady the ship and set Seconds up for a solid win against Mudgeeraba Nerang. Even Lazarus would not have been good enough to rescue Thirds from the pits in their game against Tamborine Mountain - and he wasn't batting! The bottom order did well to add another 119 runs to take the team total to 148 but the 335 we conceded to the opposition was just too much. The good news: while we were sent back in and had a nasty slide losing 4/80 in 24 overs we managed to hang on and avoid the outright. Fourths challenged undefeated competition leaders Tamborine Mountain on Sunday and fell short by just 9 runs chasing a good target. Things could have gone very differently as Tamborine Mountain only just hung on to bat out their 35 overs finishing on 9/160. The bad news: we lost. The good news: we are still in the 4 and with a little extra effort could knock them off. A premiership is still possible! Is the story of the last few seasons repeating itself? Fifths Gold has been nearly unbeatable all season. Now, as we approach the business end the cracks are appearing, another loss. Too many ducks (3) and too many innings that got a start but didn't go on (5) meant that we were never going to reach Surfers' target of 152. Maybe the old knees can't cope with a long season? In spite of a courageous 46 n.o. from Craig Prammer Fifths Maroon were not able to post a score too great for Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue. In spite of a tight, consistent bowling effort the boys went down by just 2 wickets. This is the same result as last week. How many near misses is the team going to have this season! Feb 19: Top three divisions in DEEP trouble!Firsts started well against Mudgeeraba-Nerang having them at 3/27. Things went south from there with next 7 wickets adding 130. This was still not too bad till PBC experienced a top order collapse late in the day to see us finish at 6/62. It's going to take some determined work next week to save this one. Seconds are in a good position at home against Mudgeeraba Nerang. Good bowling (especially by Peter Davies with 5/24) saw us have the opposition all out for 135. Having to face 6 overs late in the day we lost 1 wicket and now start next week at 1/1 with a whole day to force a win. The bye is definitely NOT a good idea - just ask Thirds. Two weeks was enough time to lose form and the boys were hammered by Tamborine Mountain at Mallawa 1. In spite of a brave effort by Jay Seater (5/113) they made 335. In reply PBC is 4/29 facing a mammoth challenge to avoid a loss next week. Power with the ball and bat by Nathan Bevege (4/28 & 74no) played a big part in Fourth's overpowering of Mudgeeraba Nerang Red at Mallawa 3. The 12th batsman (Xtras with the top score of 32) helped Fifths post a winning score of 161 against Tamborine Mountain who could manage only 127 thanks largely to piercing bowling by John Dodd (5/29). After creeping over the ton, Fifths Maroon worked hard to defend their 101 and went within 2 wickets of doing it against one of the stronger teams in the division. Unfortunately Southport Labrador just held on to win the match with 8/103. Feb 12: More wins than losses, a fair day outThe bowlers weren't to be outdone. Firsts opening bowlers kept things tight then Mark Doherty had a day out with his turners taking 5/38 to rip the heart out of South Tweed's middle order. They eventually fell short by 71 runs giving PBC yet another win. The lower order came to the rescue for Seconds enabling them to take a first innings win by just 2 runs over South Tweed Colts. In South Tweed's 2nd innings Nick Syrett starred with the ball taking 6/17 Thirds had a bye. The roller coaster continues for Fourths following up last week's good win with a comprehensive defeat by Southport Labrador. Unfortunately while everyone contributed something no-one was able to come up with a performance to make the match winnable. They have dropped out of the 4 and with just 4 rounds to go will have to put in a top effort to play in the finals. It was the local derby at Salk oval on Sunday. More like party time at the circus with 16 wickets falling for just over 100 runs. Fifths Maroon padded up first and were back in the pavillion for just 55 runs (thanks in a large part to that old shark Cliff Giles with 5/3). Fifths Gold were more confident, but equally frail, and lost 6 wickets in the run chase. Obviously no-one worked hard enough because at the end of the match both teams turned out in the middle for a Twenty-20 game. Feb 5: Strong individual performances not enoughGrafting knocks of 63 (Mick Powell) and 65 (Gareth Richardson) enabled Firsts to set a challenging score of 214 for South Tweed Colts to chase next week. Seconds sent South Tweed Colts in and must have been pleased with the result, having them all out for 138 in just 50 overs. The pleasure quickly turned to pain when PBC found themselves at 4/16. A steadying knock of 24 by Mark Kelaher stopped the rot. Now Peter Davies (22no) and the tail enders hold the hopes of the team on day two. Thirds had a bye. Batting first Fourths had no outstanding scores but 6 partnerships of over 20 was enough to post a winning score against Coomera Hope Island. A victory by 51 runs. The old guys are back on track! Led by a magnificent 86 from David Young Fifths Gold set a target too far (163) for Coomera Hope Island. They were well on their way to a victory until Greg Harry took 5 wickets in a row for just 17 runs to see the opposition fall short by 43 runs. Fifths Maroon continue to be so close it's not funny. Despite a brilliant batting performance from Matt Keough in carrying his bat to be 97no at the close of the innings PBC fell short by just 5 runs against Mudgeeraba Nerang White. Jan29: Four wins (& 1 unkonwn!)The only thing lacking in Firsts demolition of Queens was an outright. PBC started the day to taking the last 9 Queens wickets for just 77 and then Coach Alex Wilson went on a run-fest in our second innings scoring 111no in 29 overs. The most unusual thing was that the combined score of all 5 of his batting partners was 24, talk about hogging the strike! A maiden century to Steve Brett (103no) was the highlight of day 2 of Seconds match against Queens. Partnerships of 58 with Garry Stone and 64 with Mark Kelaher saw the team build a winning score of 7/224. Thirds took only 32 overs to bowl Broadbeach White out for 113 and then overtook their score in just 18 overs, losing 4 wickets on the way. A great all-round effort. The most unusual things about Fourths match against Runaway Bay were the three run-outs in Runaway Bay's innings and the fact that both teams faced exactly the same number of balls (33.4 overs & 16 wide/no balls). The great thing was that PBC took the first innings points defendinbg their total of 146 by 15 runs. Despite losing 'Bunter The Rock' for 0 Fifths Gold managed to pass Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue's paltry 71 in 26 overs for the loss of 6 wickets. A purple patch in the field where PBC got 3/0 and another of 4/4 (all taken by Darren Smith) made sure MNB was never going to post a winning target. Fifths Maroon have not submitted results Jan22: Not our most dominating dayDespite having 4 batsmen getting over 20 no-one really went on with it so Firsts' match against Queens is finely balanced with PBC making just 189 but picking up a cheap wicket by close of play to have Queens at 1/5. Mark Kelaher proved what a wiley old player he is picking up 5/36 to help see Queens all out for 212. Seconds had a shakey start to be 2/30 at stumps. In a scratchy match where neither team could dominate Thirds put together a 3 wicket win over Mudgeeraba Nerang White. Powerful batting at the top of the order by Todd Davis and at the bottom of the order by Nathan Bevedge saw Fourths score over 7.5 runs an over to post an insurmountable target of 262 for Runaway Bay. Tight bowling and great fielding kept them to just 130. Fifths Gold paid the price for losing the last 7 wickets for 20 runs against Southport Labrador and lost their second match for the season. A valiant run chase fell just short with Fifths Maroon failing by 7 runs to snatch the match away from Broadbeach White. Jan15: More wins!A determined effort by Logan Village was not enough to overcome an all round effort in the field by Firsts (special mention to Glen Czosnek with 2 wickets and 3 catches) Seconds could not capitalise on their strong position from last week and in spite of a 5 wicket haul to Chipper could not create an outright win. Beattie Rd favoured the bat on Saturday, both Thirds and Coomera Hope Island lost only 6 wickets in their 40 overs. Building on a fantastic 132 run partnership between Alex Shaw and Peter Davies, the PBC bats were 30 runs better and registered another win for the season - and a leap of three places on the ladder. In spite of a determined lower order effort Fourths could not post a defendable score against Coomera Hope Island who passed them with only 5 wickets down The Fifths Gold show continues to roll on with Bunter's bat contributing another 50 (61) and 5 wickets to Shane Dyer the team was unbeatable again. Tamborine Mountain's 132 was passed in the 17th over - an early afternoon for the old guys. Fifths Maroon were courageous as usual but just can't seem to get it together this season. Wickets fell too regularly and the bowling was tight but couldn't take wickets. Southport Labrador had an easy win. Jan 8: A dominant performance all round (almost)Two partnerships (90 by Richardson and Holmes and 140 by Richardson and Bruhn) rescued Firsts from a precarious 5/38 to end the day on 296 against Logan Village. Seconds already have a first innings win in the bag after dismissing Logan Village for 126 then making 7/154. The situation could have been much worse without a great 82 from Mick Foxwell and: the other 6 wickets down went for 51 including a 28 from Garry Stone! A very close thing. After conceding 9/146 to Mudgeeraba Nerang Red Thirds also lost 9 wickets in passing their score. A win, just. Danny Zvatora take a bow! a knock of 130 (teamed with 95 from Todd Davis) set Fourths up for a brilliant win against Surfers. A first wicket stand of 215 must be close to a record (and then 2/294 looks great too!). The demolition was continued by the bowlers, dismissing Surfers for just 21 (Rob Anderson would be pretty pleased with 5/4 off 6 overs). With authority, that's how Fifths Gold play. It took just 4 wickets to pass Mudgeeraba White's 115 to win. Let's hope they can keep the momentum up till the finals this year (that'd make a nice change!) A shaky middle order makes life tough - just ask Fifths Maroon. They went down to Surfers Paradise by just 8 runs when they lost 5/18 through the middle. A solid 41 run partnership for the 9th wicket by Slapp & Dwyer was not quite enough to set a winning target. Dec 18: Powerhouse perfomances in top gradesCoach Alex Morris led the way with a solid 67 to setup a good win against Redland Sharks for Firsts 'Chipper' took 5/20 for seconds in the destruction of Redlands Sharks, a game won by 9 wickets. Thirds continued the powerhouse trend building on the platform of a 57 by Jack Boote to score 138 and then dismissing Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue for only 82. There was also a powerhouse performance in Fourths, unfortunately it was for the opposition! PBC could only manage 62 in chasing Midgeeraba Nerang Blue's 177. THe most interesting thing about the match was that we lost 3 wickets on 40 and then 4 on 43! The 'seniors' showed they still have power with Fifths Gold dismissing Helensvale for 66 and reaching that score with the loss of only one wicket. In spite of a defiant opening 58 by Luke Chilcott Fifths Maroon were just beaten by 1 wicket by Tamborine Mountain with just two overs to go. Dec 11:All matches cancelled due to bad weather Dec 4: 5 out of 6 ain't bad!Troy Newton blitzed Broadbeach taking 6 wickets to see them all out at 141 and a first innings win to Firsts. Seconds knew they basically only had to turn up to finish the thrashing of Broadbeach, and they did. It took just over an hour to clean up their tail (another 2 wickets to Jai Simmons to give him a 7'fer) and then score the 19 runs to seal the outright. Special mention to Todd Rush for the 5 catches behind the stumps. The trend continued at Dux Oval where a good all round performance by Thirds gave them a strong first win against Queens. Special mention of Matt Freeman, the 'kid' in the team who took 2/1 in one over. Steve Newton in the wickets (it's a family thing - see firsts). 5/17 by Steve was enough to crack Mudgeeraba Nerang Red's batting for a great win to Fourths. The old guys just keep doing it! Fifths Gold claimed Runaway Bay's scalp with great contributions from Bill Freeman (third 50 in a row!) & Peter Hack with the bat and Cliff Giles (4 wickets in a row to demolish the middle order). Who said old blokes can't keep it up! It must have been panic! 5 consecutive run outs batting first (is that a record?) caused Fifths Maroon to post a score just too gettable for Coomera Hope Island, and get it they did - despite 3 catches to Matt Knightsmith. Nov 27: Back to strength!3 quick wickets at 34,35 & 35 saw firsts a little shaky but a solid 61 by P Bruhn batting at number 8 steady the ship and put them team in a good position against Robina. Tight, pressure bowling saw Seconds dismiss Robina for 106. In 38 overs PBC wiped out that score, and then themselves out to be all out for 158. The experience must have been too much for the Robina lads because they lost the first 5 wickets of their second innings wickets for 15 runs in seven overs! A hiccup in the middle order (3 wickets for 5 runs) kept Thirds to just 138. Tight bowling has kept them in the match, having Queens 7/112 at stumps but it will be a close thing next week. Fourths posted a good score of 239 (thanks largely to 2 partnerships (Todd Davis & Alex Shaw - 50, Todd Davis & Jai Wilkinson - 53) then scraped home by 3 runs to win against Southport Labrador. A 97 run opening partnership by Freeman and Harry on the baby ground at Bruce Small set the 208 run score for 5ths Gold. A great effort from the bowlers saw Surfers Paradise all out for 140 and another win to the old boys. Despite being helped by 20 extras, 5ths Maroon was never going to reach Mudgeeraba Nerang Blue's score of 8/183, wickets just fell too regularly. They finished 42 runs short and their yo-yo season continues. Nov 20: Not really our dayMick Powell turned bowling into a new weapon taking a 'fivefer' to help shut down Terranora for 133 and seal a win for Firsts Seconds went from a bad batting performance to a mediocre bowling performance to be convincingly beaten by Terranora. Despite some very sharp bowling (congrats to Jay Seater on his first 'fivefer' for the club) Thirds couldn't hold on, being beaten by four runs. Fourths couldn't put it togther with either bat or ball and went down to Coomera Hope Island. 5ths Gold - the only other bright spark this week. Billy's finally got his batting eye back in (66) and another 'fivefer' for the week, this time to S Dyer, created an easy win over Tamborine. Last week's effort was too much for 5ths Maroon! There was plenty of time for rest though when there innings ended early against Southport Labrador, just 77 runs short. Nov 14: A Mixed bagA ton to Cozzie and 50's to Richo & Simmo have put Firsts into a strong position at the close of day one in the game against Terranora at Salk. Its going to take pretty sharp bowling by the Seconds next week to prevent Terranora (5/92) overtaking the PBC low first innings of 109, but stranger things have happened (just look at last round!) Thirds are only chasing 99 by Runaway Bay but its a little risky at 4/61. Heads down boys! Fourths successfully defended their reasonable score (8/167) to gain a win against Runaway Bay 5ths Gold v 5ths Maroon First blood to the young fellas in the PBC Derby! 7 Nov - It was WET, WET, WETSome almost certain outrights floated down drains on Saturday. Not one match was played to a conclusion. Fortunately the strong play by 1sts - 3rdds on day one of this round meant that all three divisions recorded a win for the round. 4ths: Drew, didn't bowl, washed out 5ths Gold: Drew, didn't bowl, washed out 5ths Maroon: Drew, didn't bat, washed out Oct 30 A great day on the parkFirsts, seconds and Thirds are all really well placed in their 2 day games, with 2nds and 3rds in a great position for outrights. 2nds got Murwillumbah all out for 21 and are 9/141 in reply! (welcome back Chipper!!) Thirds had Southport/Labrador for 64 and are 271 in reply! (It seems the promotion from 5ths to 3rds has suited one Ben McCombie!!) 4ths: had a good win 5ths Gold: 6 wickets to knock of the 99 required to down Mudgeeraba/Nerang 5ths Maroon: A great win against Helensvale |
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