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2019 NATIONAL INDIGENOUS CRICKETCHAMPIONSHIPS

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WELCOMEWELCOME ONCE AGAIN TO ALICE SPRINGS FOR THE NATIONAL INDIGENOUS CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIPS (NICC) WHERE WE WILL SEE AUSTRALIA’S MOST TALENTED INDIGENOUS CRICKETERS AGAIN TAKE TO THE FIELDS OF THE RED CENTRE.What I love about these Championships is the opportunity for up and coming Indigenous players to put their hand up for selection for the women’s and men’s National Indigenous squads and stake a claim for future WBBL and BBL selection.

We saw this is full flight in 2018 when our women’s and men’s squads commemorated 150 years since the 1868 Aboriginal XI became the first sporting team from Australia to tour internationally. Travelling to the UK to retrace those steps both squads played on some of the most famous grounds in the world and came away with some memorable victories.

Over the last 26 years the Imparja Cup and NICC has provided a wonderful platform to grow participation as well as highlight the Indigenous talent we have across the country.

I am proud to say we have experienced solid growth in cricket participation over the last year for Indigenous cricket, with now more than 64,921 Indigenous participants in organised cricket including clubs and schools across the country. A fantastic result and something we are very committed to growing and supporting every year.

Beyond this grassroots participation, the NICC is about creating pathways for Indigenous Australians to follow. Pathways that ultimately lead to even more Indigenous Australians pulling on our national colours.

Over the past 12 months several stars of the championships, Ashleigh Gardner, D’Arcy Short, Brendan Doggett and Hannah Darlington have achieved outstanding on field success.

Ashleigh Gardiner was named player of the T20 World Cup final in Antigua and was a crucial part of Australia’s successful World Cup Campaign. D’Arcy continues to impress for Australia and in the Big Bash. Brendan was named in the Australian Test squad while teenage sensation Hannah, is a contracted player for Sydney Thunder in the WBBL. Overall there are now eight Indigenous players with State and/or BBL contracts.

This is the reason why the NICC was created, to enhance and expedite the development of Indigenous cricketers and there is no doubt we will see some remarkable performances in the future.

I want to thank Northern Territory Cricket, the Northern Territory Government, Commonwealth Bank, Lords Taverners Australia and the Alice Springs Town Council for their generous and ongoing support of the tournament.

Similarly, Australian cricket is grateful for the support of the Arrernte people, the traditional owners of the land on which the NICC is staged.

Good luck to all players, staff and officials involved in this year’s National Indigenous Cricket Championships.

Mr Earl Eddings Cricket Australia Chairman

NT CRICKET PRESIDENT’S WELCOMEI AM PLEASED TO ONCE AGAIN WELCOME ALL PLAYERS, OFFICIALS AND SPONSORS TO ALICE SPRINGS FOR THIS FOURTH NATIONAL INDIGENOUS CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIPS AND THE 26TH IMPARJA CUP. NT CRICKET IS DELIGHTED TO BE PARTNERING WITH CRICKET AUSTRALIA TO HOST THIS NATIONAL CRICKET EVENT.This national carnival of Indigenous cricket and Indigenous culture takes place on Arrernte land and we acknowledge the native-title holders, Lhere Artepe and thank them for their support of this event.

At NT Cricket we want to play our part in developing Indigenous players who can go on to representative honors. But our most important objective is to ensure that the values that support cricket as a game played in backyards, paddocks or a clearing in a community are recognised and enjoyed by Indigenous people where-ever they live and whatever their age, gender or ability.

The National Indigenous Cricket Championships and the Imparja Cup continue to enjoy strong support from The Lord’s Taverners Australia, the Commonwealth Bank, Cricket Australia, the Federal and Northern Territory Governments, State and Territory Cricket Associations, Alice Springs Cricket Association, Imparja Television, the Yeperenye Shopping Centre and other valued sponsors who are acknowledged in this program.

The continuing valuable contribution of Alice Springs Town Council and the Northern Territory Government delivers the quality playing facilities that are available to you. The energy and hard work of the team from NT Cricket and Cricket Australia ensure this event remains competitive and a real carnival experience for all.

Our volunteers, the many match officials, umpires, scorers, statisticians and ground managers contribute their time to this carnival and we acknowledge the friends and supporters who have travelled to attend the games and support the teams.

The National Indigenous Cricket Championship is an important pillar of Cricket Australia’s National Indigenous Cricket Strategy. We are pleased to welcome men’s and women’s teams from every State and Territory in Australia as well as the growing number of community teams from across the Northern Territory and beyond.

I trust that in addition to playing good cricket you will all enjoy exchanging stories of cricket, family and country well after the games have concluded. Your contribution to the record of Indigenous cricket statistics, stories and memories of the carnival will ensure that we continue to have Indigenous heroes in the game.

I wish everyone well for the Championships and an enjoyable carnival experience, good story telling and good cricket.

Dr Bruce Walker AM President, Northern Territory Cricket

STUMPS STORIES

VICTORIAPAINTED STUMP STORYThe central circles in this design represent a community gathering, which in this instance is for agame of cricket. The lines leading to and from the central circles are the many pathways that the community travel to meet as well as the many pathways that are available to the players to be able to make it to the top level.

The lines across the pathways represent the many Indigenous players that play cricket across Victoria.

The design between the pathways which continue through the community gathering, represent the elders that have laid the platform and foundation for our community to be able to play the sport that they love and  enjoy.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA PAINTED STUMP STORIES DESERT PEAS (By Jess Turner)The story that’s going behind the art, symbolises coming together.

Its about the different Aboriginal groups, tribe’s and non-aboriginal people working together to form this wonderful state woman’s team. Its about the team travelling to Alice Springs in 2019.

BOOMERANGS (by Marcus McGregor-Cassady )The design is based on the different journey that our team has taken to be part of the Southern Boomerangs, whether it’s from the coast or the desert there’s symbols to represent that journey..

TASMANIAN INDIGENOUS TEAMPAINTED STUMP STORYThe stumps for the Tasmanian team at this year’s championships has bought together some different aspects and objects that are significant to the Aboriginal men and women of Tasmania. The Tasmanian Tiger features prominently and the Aboriginal name for the tiger is ‘kaparunina’ pronounced ka-pa-ru-ni-na. Our people have passed stories down for hundreds of years around this mythical beast and the tigers distinct footprint is also part of the story.

Also featured on the stumps are kelp baskets which emphasize along with shell necklaces the recognition of our women’s status in the community also showcasing their strength and resilience in maintaining one of the few surviving traditional Aboriginal crafts in Tasmania.

The Mutton Bird on the stump represents the grass - roots practice of the Tasmanian Aboriginal Community. The cultural practice of mutton-birding is much more than the catching and harvesting of them - it is the one common activity that still brings together sections of the community whose families have practiced this cultural activity over many generations. It will survive for generations to come into the future because it is a part of ‘who we are’.

Also prominent on our stump are two maps of Tasmania. These are showing at one stage “our people were in possession of the whole of Tasmania “ and it also shows the different ‘bands’ , direct family groups and tribes that were present prior to European invasion.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAPAINTED STUMP STORYRed yellow and black represents Aboriginal people from across our country.

Bottom part is women coming from around Australia to meet.

Middle bit Swan is WA, and WA players that are in the team.

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NEW SOUTH WALESPAINTED STUMP STORYCRICKET NSW WOMEN’S TEAM.The girls cricket stumps design is about a very important utensil that was and still used by Aboriginal women today.

A Coolamon is a hand-crafted wooden dish, which is used by the Aboriginal women when gathering bush tucker.

The “Coolaman”played a very important role in a traditional woman’s life just as much as the Aboriginal man with the Didgeridoo.

CRICKET NSW MEN’S TEAM.Ceremonial performances in Aboriginal people are seen as the core of the cultural life.

These male stumps represent a “Welcome Dance“ from the NSW team to the other Aboriginal teams that are participating in the Imparja Cup.

Ceremonies bring together all aspects of our culture -song, dance, body decoration, sculpture and painting. We call this the “Shake a leg Dance”

NORTHERN TERRITORY PAINTED STUMP STORIESALICE SPRINGS CORRECTIONAL CENTRESince 2016, NT Cricket has partnered with the Alice Springs Correctional Centre to produce the artwork for Imparja Cup. Prisoners who are rehabilitating within the arts centre produce pieces of art, with thembest becoming the design for the awards.

Prisoners within the program also paint bats, balls, stumps and other cricket equipment with Traditional artwork, which then become prizes and trophies for winners from all Imparja Cup Divisions.

We would like to thank the Alice Springs Correctional Centre for the continued support of the carnival and the effort all those artists put into making every prize special for those who win them.

PAST WINNERSIMPARJA CUP STATE & TERRITORY

YEAR MEN’SWINNER

WOMEN’SWINNER

MAJORCENTRES COMMUNITY WOMEN’S

COMMUNITY

2018 NSW NSW DESERT EAGLES RED CENTRE WRANGLERS BUSH POTATOES

2017 VIC NSW TENNANT CREEK REDCENTRE WRANGLERS BUSH POTATOES

2016 NSW NSW ALICE SPRING RECLINK REBELS BUSH POTATOES

2015 WA NSW ALLSORTS RECLINK REBELS BUSH POTATOES

2014 WA NSW DARWIN ALLSORTS BUSH POTATOES

2013 QLD NSW DARWIN ALLSORTS BUSH POTATOES

2012 NSW NSW DARWIN BROTHERS INARMS BUSH POTATOES

2011 NSW NSW MARANOA MURRIS GAP ANGELS BUSH POTATOES

2010 WA NSW ALKUPITIJA TANAMI FLYINGMINERS

2009 QLD NSW ALKUPITIJA TANGENTYERE

2008 QLD NSW KATHERINE COOK TOWN

2007 NSW ALKUPITIJA CAT TIGERS

2006 QLD ALICE SPRINGS MELVILLE ISLAND

2005 QLD ALICE SPRINGS ALKUPITIJA

2004 QLD ALICE SPRINGS NORMANTON

2003 NSW DARWIN

2002 NT ALICE SPRING

2001 TASMANIA

2017/18 AWARDSMEN’S NICC DIVISION PLAYER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP DAMON EGAN (VIC)

WOMEN’S NICC DIVISION PLAYER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP EMMA MANIX-GEEVES (VIC)

COMMUNITY WOMEN’S PLAYER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP MERCEDES ROBERTS

COMMUNITY MEN’S PLAYER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP CALEB GERRARD

MAJOR CENTRESPLAYER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP ANDREW BURTON

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2019 NATIONAL INDIGENOUS CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIPSPLAYING FIXTURE

SUNDAY, 3 FEBRUARY8:30am MT20 NT v SA Albrecht Oval

MONDAY, 4 FEBRUARY8:30am MT20 NSW v VIC Albrecht Oval

2:00pm MT20 WA v TAS Jim McConville Oval

MT20 NT v QLD Albrecht Oval

TUESDAY, 5 FEBRUARY8:30am MT20 TAS v SA Jim McConville Oval

MT20 WA v NSW Albrecht Oval

12:00pm WT20 SA v NT Jim McConville Oval

WT20 VIC v QLD Albrecht Oval

3:30pm MT20 NT v VIC Jim McConville Oval

MT20 QLD v TAS Albrecht Oval

WEDNESDAY, 6 FEBRUARY8:00am WT20 QLD v WA Jim McConville Oval

WT20 NSW v SA Albrecht Oval

12:00pm MT20 VIC v WA Jim McConville Oval

MT20 NSW v NT Albrecht Oval

3:30pm WT20 VIC v NSW Jim McConville Oval

WT20 SA v WA Albrecht Oval

THURSDAY, 7 FEBRUARY8:30pm WT20 WA v VIC Jim McConville Oval

WT20 NT v NSW Albrecht Oval

12:00pm WT20 QLD v SA Jim McConville Oval

MT20 TAS v NT Albrecht Oval

3:30pm MT20 QLD v NSW Jim McConville Oval

MT20 SA v VIC Albrecht Oval

FRIDAY, 8 FEBRUARY8:30am MT20 VIC v QLD Jim McConville Oval

MT20 SA v WA Albrecht Oval

12:00pm WT20 QLD v NSW Jim McConville Oval

WT20 WA v NT Albrecht Oval

3:30pm MT20 QLD v WA Albrecht Oval

SATURDAY, 9 FEBRUARY8:30am MT20 VIC v TAS Jim McConville Oval

WT20 NT v QLD Albrecht Oval

12:00pm MT20 WA v NT Jim McConville Oval

WT20 NSW v WA Albrecht Oval

3:30pm MT20 NSW v SA Jim McConville Oval

WT20 SA v VIC Albrecht Oval

SUNDAY, 10 FEBRUARY8:30am MT20 TAS v NSW Jim McConville Oval

MT20 SA v QLD Albrecht Oval

12:00pm WT20 SF2 2nd Position v 3rd Position Jim McConville Oval

WT20 SF1 1st Position v 4th Position Albrecht Oval

3:30pm MT20 SF2 2nd Position v 3rd Position Jim McConville Oval

MT20 SF1 1st Position v 4th Position Albrecht Oval

GRAND FINALS - MONDAY, 11 FEBURARY11:00am WT20 GF WINNER SF1 v WINNER SF2 Albrecht Oval

3:00pm MT20 GF WINNER SF1 v WINNER SF2 Albrecht Oval

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NT MENPLAYERS

BRANDON KING ©*DOB: 19/12/97

RHB LATROBE DEMONS RAOS

MASON MCGLONE*DOB: 8/9/99

RHB NORTHSIDERS RAOS

DARRELL LOWE © DOB: 25/4/81

RHB ROVERS RAOS

DYLAN FULLER*DOB: 1/6/95

RHB RAMF

BLAIR DALTONDOB: 9/6/89

LHB TRACEY VILLAGE LAOS

AYDEN ALLENDOB: 10/9/94

RHB PALMERSTON RAM

RHYS FRENCH*DOB: 27/9/99

RHB LATROBE DEMONS WKT

HAYDEN PAGE (VC)

DOB: 25/2/88 RHB EASTLAKE RAM

NICHOLAS SHARAHDOB: 6/12/85 RHB

SAMUEL RICHARDS*DOB: 20/11/95

LHB EASTLAKE LAM

SHANE BUTTFIELD*DOB: 26/5/98 LHB PALMERSTON

BENJAMIN STARESDOB: 16/6/87

RHB RANDWICK PETERSHAM RAM

NATHAN STARES*DOB: 3/3/95

LHB RANDWICK PETERSHAM RAS

SUPPORT STAFFGREG ALDAM COACH

DARRELL LOWE ADAM TRUNKS ASSISTANT COACH

MURRAY MACALLISTER MANAGER*DENOTES U23 PLAYER.

NT WOMENPLAYERS

SALLY MOYLANDOB: 10/7/88

RHB WESTON CREEK MENS RAO

HANNAH WILSONDOB: 3/7/02

RHB NEW TOWN CC RAW

RITA TOMLINS DOB: 2/4/93

RHB PROBUILD ROVERS RAF

DEVENA LANKINDOB: 30/1/86

RHB PROBUILD ROVERS RAM

GERALDINE REIDDOB: 26/9/85

RHB PROBUILD ROVERS RAM

MICA FLEMINGDOB: 20/1/86

RHB PROBUILD ROVERS RAM

TIARA DOOLANDOB: 20/11/02

RHB GAPVIEW WORKS RAW

NICOLE HONEYSETTDOB: 13/12/86

RHB DESERT BLAZE RAM

DENIKA BRAUNDOB: 10/12/99

RHB WEST RAM

NERIDA RILEYDOB: 2/5/87

RHB RAOS

ABBY-LEE HONEYSETTDOB: 19/9/89

RHB RAM

MELANIE DRISCOLLDOB: 30/4/84

RHB LOUTH CRICKET CLUB WKT

OLIVIA FRYDOB: 3/3/95

LHB DEVILS MARBLES LAOS

ALAHNA RYANDOB:

SUPPORT STAFFNICOLE HONEYSETT COACH

GREG ALDAM ASSISTANT COACH

ADAM TRUNKS MANAGER

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WA MENPLAYERS

1 REX STRICKLAND*DOB: 9/4/98

RHB UNIVERSITY CC WKT

2 TYLER MCMILES*DOB: 25/5/02

RHB GOSNELLS CC RLS

3 CODY HOFFMEISTER* DOB: 9/1/00

RHB MOUNT LAWLEY RAMF

4 JAY COLLARDDOB: 17/2/94

RHB EASTERN GOLDFIELDS CA RAMF

5 REECE GERRAND*DOB: 10/9/02

RHB MT LAWLEY JUNIORS RAMF

6 DEKAN JOHN-FURNACE*DOB: 11/9/00

RHB CENTRAL MILDLANDS CA RAM

7 JERMAINE DAVIS*DOB: 29/2/00

RHB BALLARDONG CA RAMF

8 KOBI MARKS*DOB: 13/5/03

RHB PERTH CC RAM

9 BOBBY GIBSON*DOB: 25/11/01

RHB TOWNS CC RAM

10 MARLEY CROWE*DOB: 16/2/02

RHB BLUFF POINT CC ROS

11 NICK TAYLOR*DOB: 16/9/98

RHB TAMMIN CC RAMF

12 MICHAEL BAILEYDOB: 11/12/92

RHB SOUTH PERTH CC LOS

13 JOSH BAILEYDOB: 11/12/92

RHB SOUTH PERTH CC RAM

TOM REGAN*DOB: 2/09/03

RHB GOSNELLS CC RAM

SUPPORT STAFFJOB VAN BUNGE COACH

JERMAINE DAVIS ASSISTANT COACH

COREY O’BREIN MANAGER*DENOTES U23 PLAYER.

WA WOMENPLAYERS

1 EMILY BOWDEN ©DOB: 19/3/96

RHB UWA WKT

2 REGINA DELEEUWDOB: 10/12/82

RHB UWA RAM

3 KAVITA PEPPER DOB: 1/2/85

RHB GERALDTON RAM/RALS

4 ALLEE BARTLETTDOB: 16/4/00

RHB PERTH CC RAM

5 RIKKI GARLETTDOB: 30/11/99

RHB BALLADONG CA RAM

6 TARNEE TESTERDOB: 22/1/93 RAM MELVILLE CC

7 DAKOTA NARRIERDOB: 3/3/01 RAM BALLADONG CA

8 BREEANNA BONNEYDOB: 8/1/00 RAS GERALDTON

9 CHRISTELLE LEEDOB: 21/12/86 RAM PORT HEADLAND CA

10 CALLI-ROSE WOODSDOB: 7/9/01 RAS GERALDTON

11 SHANAYA ROACHDOB: 2/12/02 RAM PERTH CC

12 RENESSA NELSONDOB: 22/8/74

RHB MIDLAND/GUILFORD WKT

13 IMAHRA CAMERONDOB: 9/1/97

RHB METRO RAM

14 TELISHA HILLDOB: 2/9/94

RHB UWA RAS

SUPPORT STAFFJENNY WALLACE COACH

ALAN SINGER ASSISTANT COACH

LENNY PAPERTALK MANAGER

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NSW MENPLAYERS

26 PAT ROSSERDOB: 12/6/82

LHB TWEED HEADS LOS

58 BEN MITCHELLDOB: 7/1/92

RHB SYDNEY ROS

60 DJALI BLOOMFIELDDOB: 2/5/92 RAM WESTON CREEK MOLONGLO

63 TYRAN LIDDIARD*DOB: 15/12/97

LHB PENRITH WKT

64 BRENDAN SMITH* ©DOB: 8/1/98 LHB BANKSTOWN

65 MARTY JEFFREY*DOB: 25/10/99

RHB DUBBO RSL COLTS RLS

66 BEN PATTERSON*DOB: 2/2/96

RHB NEWTOWN RAF

67 BRYNLEY RICHARDSDOB: 1/2/91

RHB OAK FLATS RAM

74 RYAN FENNINGDOB: 20/3/90 RHB TORONTO WORKERS

75 NATHANIEL JONES*DOB: 7/3/97 RAF SHOALHAVEN EX-

SERVICEMENS

76 BROCK LARANCE*DOB: 30/11/01

RHB DUBBO CYMS ROS

77 ADAM BURTON*DOB: 21/2/99 RLS PENRITH

78 LACHLAN O’CONNORDOB: 17/6/94

LHB FAIRFIELD LIVERPOOL RLS

SUPPORT STAFFJEFF COOK COACH

ANTHONY KERSHLER ASSISTANT COACH

CHRIS EVENS PHYSIO*DENOTES U23 PLAYER.

NSW WOMENPLAYERS

1 JULIE MUIRDOB: 9/5/76 SPIN ST GEORGE-SUTHERLAND

17 JEMMA ASTLEYDOB: 22/9/97

RHB NORTHERN DISTRICT ALROUNDER

20 ROXY VAN-VEENDOB: 4/23/86 RAM ST GEORGE-SUTHERLAND

20 ALEX PATTENDOB: 5/18/99 BOWLER ARMIDALE

24 SARA DARNEYDOB: 10/8/96 WKT WELLINGTON

25 HAYLEE HOFFMIESTERDOB: 17/8/98

AMBERVALE ALROUNDER

27 HANNAH DARLINGTONDOB: 25/1/02

CAMPBELLTOWN-CAMDEN ALROUNDER

29 ANIKA LEAROYDDOB: 4/14/02

NORTHERN DISTRICT ALROUNDER

31 NAOMI WOODSDOB: 7/17/00 BOWLER CAMPBELLTOWN-CAMDEN

32 DHARMINI CHAUHANDOB: 19/12/01

CAMPBELLTOWN-CAMDEN ALROUNDER

33 DIMITY PARTONDOB: 5/4/03 BOWLER ORANGE

34 MIKAYLA HINKLEYDOB: 1/5/99

PENRITH ALROUNDER

35 MILAH RILEYDOB: 21/5/99 SPIN NORTHERN DISTRICT

SUPPORT STAFFKERRY MARSHALL COACH

ASSISTANT COACH

CHRIS EVENS PHYSIO

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QLD MENPLAYERS

1 JONTE PATTISON*DOB: 3/10/96

RHB SYDNEY UNI RAW

2 ALEX MELVILLE*DOB: 27/12/96

RHB WYNNUM MANLY DISTRICT CC LAO

3 SAMUEL DOGGETTDOB: 30/12/91

RHB WYNNUM MANLY DISTRICT CC RAF

4 DYLAN BLACKMANDOB: 30/11/92

RHB NORTHSIDERS CC RAM

TALIS MARTINDOB: 17/15/00

RHB WESTERN DISTRICTS RAS

6 JACKSON PATON*DOB: 28/4/98

RHB TOOMBUL DCC RAF

7 DALEY MARTINDOB:8/01/93

RHB WESTERN DISTRICT CC TOOWOOMBA RAM

8 THOMAS SKYDOB: 26/1/94

RHB SAINTS - TOWNSVILLE RAO

9 TY SNOWDOB: 16/12/95

RHB SAINTS - TOWNSVILLE RAM

10 BRAD STOUTDOB: 7/2/89

LHB UNIVERSITY SAINTS TOWNSVILLE RHF

11 ASH RENOUF DOB: 28/01/84

RHB NAMBOUR CC RAM

12 BRADLEY ILOTT*DOB: 31/12/96

RHB NORTHERN SUBURBS DISTRICT CC RAO

NATHAN BOYD* DOB: 16/03/03

RHB QUEENS CC RAO

KIERAN GIBBSDOB: 16/4/85

RHB NORTHERN BROTHERS RAM

SUPPORT STAFFWORRIN WILLIAMS COACH

ADRIAN COOLWELL MANAGER

*DENOTES U23 PLAYER.

QLD WOMENPLAYERS

1 KYRA BLACKDOB: 16/12/96

RHB WESTERN SUBURBS DCC RAO

2 CARLY FULLERDOB: 1/11/99

RHB GOLD COAST DOLPHINS RAF

3 CLODAGH RYALLDOB: 8/7/02

RHB REDLANDS TIGERS LAF

4 COURTNEY HAGENDOB: 11/08/95

RHB TENNANT CREEK RAM

5 TAMIKA HANSENDOB: 23/09/95

RHB BROTHERS, ROCKHAMPTON RA

6 SHAREENE FERRIERDOB: 211/8/87

RHB GOLD COAST RAM

7 CHRISTINA COULSONDOB: 31/10/96

RHB VALLEY DCC & IPSWICH INDOOR CC RAM

8 GISELLE PARMENTERDOB: 13/09/99

RHB GOLD COAST DISTRICT CC RAM

9 GRACE WARCONDOB: 1/10/02

RHB CABOOLTURE SNAKES CC RA

10 MACY HAUSERDOB: 13/4/05

RHB IPSWICH HORNETS RAM

11 TAYLOR FITZGERALDDOB: 21/12/04

PAIGE HATHERALL DOB: 15/3/03

RHB MARYBOROUGH JCC RAM

APRIL MAJOR DOB: 02/08/05

RHB RAM

SUPPORT STAFFASH RENOUF COACH

DANIELLE PORTELLI MANAGER

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VIC MENPLAYERS

1 NATHAN GARDINERDOB: 1/12/91

RHB WHITTLSEA CC RAM

2 ASHLEY SWEETDOB: 23/3/89

LHB MELTON CC RAM

3 JHIAH BAXTER*DOB: 4/4/97 RHB VICTORIA

4 NICHOLAS BOLANDDOB: 27/8/91

RHB FRANKSTON PENINSULA RA

5 RHYS SMITH*DOB: 29/05/97

RHB BENDIGO LEAGUE LAM

6 CLAYTON MCCARTNEYDOB: 11/6/95

RHB DANDENONG NORTH CC RA

7 CONNOR JACKSON*DOB: 22/08/00

RHB ST KILDA RA

8 WADE KING*DOB: 8/4/99

RHB NORTHCOTE CC - BENALLA BUSHRANGERS CC RAM

9 BRAD DOLAN*DOB: 23/2/98

RHB EAST MALVERN RA

10 JOSH NANSON*DOB: 12/07/02

RHB CITY COLTS CC RAM

11 NATHAN FOWLER*DOB: 22/9/98

RHB WALLAN CC RAM

12 MACKENZIE CASSON*DOB: 8/4/99

RHB RIDDELLS CREEK CC RAM

14 ROHAN BEST DOB: 229/11/79

RHB ST JAMES MALVERN RA

SUPPORT STAFFROHAN BEST COACH

STEVE JACKSON MANAGER

PALLAVI DESHMUKH PHYSIO*DENOTES U23 PLAYER.

VIC WOMENPLAYERS

2 MOLLY WARDDOB: 25/08/02

RHB LUCKNOW CRICKET CLUB RAM

4 JACINTA GOODGER CHANDLERDOB: 11/09/97

RHB PLENTY VALLEY CC RAF

5 EMMA MANIX-GEEVESDOB: 12/8/00

RHB RIVERSIDE RAM

6 MEMMA TOSELANDDOB: 219/4/02

RHB GLENROY CC RAM

7 MERINDA HALEDOB: 19/06/02

RHB PINES CRICKET CLUB RAM

8 BROOKE NAMDOB: 19/9/1975

RHB KEON PARK CC RAM

11 TAYLOR WIGG DOB: 26/03/98

RHB BURNIE HURRICANES RAM

12 FIONA HALEDOB: 3/1/66

RHB MT MARTHA CC RA

13 SIMONE BURRIDGEDOB: 21/4/99

RHB PLENTY VALLEY CC RAM

14 EBONY CUSKELLYDOB: 19/5/99

RHB RAM

15 TAYLOR LINGDOB: 20/10/92

RHB UNIVERSITIES WOMEN’S CC LAM

16 CRYSTAL WESTDOB: 12/08/84

RHB MAIDEN GULLY MARIST RAM

SUPPORT STAFFKARL MAYNE COACH

CAITLIN HONEY MANAGER

PALLAVI DESHMUKH PHYSIO

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SA MENPLAYERS

MARCUS MCGREGOR-CASSADYDOB: 7/6/94

RHB RAM

TYRELL SINCLAIR*DOB: 8/11/98

LHB TEA TREE GULLY LOS

DYRELL SRGOI*DOB: 3/6/03

RHB PORT ADELAIDE RAOS WKT

BLAYNE O’LOUGHLIN*DOB: 11/1/03

RHB PROSPECT WKT

STEVEN BENBOLT DOB: 3/3/91

RHB EAST ROXBY CC RAM

DEAN MILLER* DOB: 31/12/99

LHB SOUTHERN EYRE SOUTH LAM

JACK COPPINS*DOB: 15/4/99

RHB PROSPECT RAM

KEYNAN HARRADINE*DOB: 1/1/02

RAMBLERS CRICKET CLUB

TYLER LATHAM*DOB: 15/6/04

LHB POORAKA RAM

ZAC CHAPMAN*DOB: 30/7/96

RHB NORTHERN DISTRICTS RAM

ZAC BLATTNER*DOB: 28/11/98

RHB WOLLONGOOG RAM

KEALEN BLATTNER*DOB: 21/7/98

RHB WOLLONGOOG RAM

MICK COULTERDOB:

RHB BOMADERRY RAM

SUPPORT STAFFDARREN BECKETT COACH

TANYA MCGREGOR MANAGER

MARCUS MCGREGOR-CASSADY PHYSIO

*DENOTES U23 PLAYER.

SA WOMENPLAYERS

FEBI MANSELL © DOB: 27/5/97

RHB SOUTHERN DCC RAF

JADE WILSON © DOB: 15/12/84

RHB GLENELG DCC WKT

WANIKI GIBUMA-MARRDOB: 17/12/00

RHB PEMBROKE SCHOOL RAM

MSHABECCA GILES-KARPANYDOB: 11/7/02

RHB MURRAY BRIDGE HS RAM

RIESHIA GOLDSMITH DOB: 15/2/03

RHB MT GAMBIER HS RAM

HAILEE BARNES DOB: 18/4/02

RHB MT GAMBIER HS RAM

AMANDA SILVADOB: 17/9/88

RHB NEW TOWN CC RAM

STEPHANIE STANISDOB: 27/7/98

RHB SOUTHERN DCC RAM

JESSICA TURNERDOB: 31/1/89

RHB GLENELG DCC RAM

STEPHANIE AUSTINDOB: 2/6/95

RHB GLENELG DCC RAM

AMY VAN ROOSMALENDOB: 3/10/84

RHB WHYALLA CC RAM

SUPPORT STAFFMARK CAMERON COACH

JESSICA O’REILLY MANAGER

24 NICC.CRICKE T.COM.AU 252018/19 TOYOTA AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY CRICKE T CHAMPIONSHIPS NICC.CRICKE T.COM.AU

MATCH OFFICIALSCHAMPIONSHIP REFEREEDAVID JOHNSTON

UMPIRESCOLIN MORRIS (QLD)ANDREW IKIN (TAS)REUBEN GARLETT (WA)JAMALDEEN SHAKOORDEEN (SA)GAURAV BAWA (VIC)DANIEL MORAN (NSW)MARGARET MARSHALL (NSW)PAUL WRIGHT (ACT)KUMAR JEYAKKUMAR (ACT)ROBERT STEWART (ACT)

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TAS MENPLAYERS

1 JULIUS KERWIN*DOB: 29/11/02

RHB ULVERSTONE CC LAM

2 BEN SPINKSDOB:

RHB MOWBRAY CC RAM

3 JCALLAN MORSEDOB: 18/04/91

RHB LATROBE CC RA

4 BRANDON TONKSDOB: 24/12/94

RHB FORREST STANLEY CC RAM

5 JOSH BARRYDOB: 45/12/88

LHB BURNIE CC LA

7 BRODIE DEVERELLDOB: 25/3/95

RHB SHEFFIELD CC RAM

8 LIAM WARD*DOB: 7/8/98

RHB KINGBOROUGH RAF

9 TRHYS WARD*DOB: 7/08/98

RHB KINGBOROUGH RAF

10 BLAKE SCULTHORPE*DOB: 41/11/01

RHB KINGBOROUGH DISTRICT CC RAM

11 BRODIE HAYES* DOB: 31/10/98

LHB BURNIE HURRICAINES LA

12 JACKSON CLIFFORD*DOB: 2/11/00

RHB UNIVERSITY CC LAM

14 KRISTIAN NIKOLAIDOB: 2/11/1987

RHB BLACKMANS BAY CC RA

SUPPORT STAFFPAUL COLLINS COACH

GUY GREY ASSISTANT COACH

GERRY O’DEA MANAGER*DENOTES U23 PLAYER.

26 2019 NATIONAL INDIGENOUS CRICKE T CHAMPIONSHIPS NICC.CRICKE T.COM.AU 27

WHAT IS THE SPIRIT OF CRICKET? The laws of cricket clearly explain the expectations of how participants will behave on the field, and they also outline sanctions should these expectations not be met. The explanation that follows is taken from the MCC Laws of Cricket, which is universally applied across all countries and cultures.

Cricket is a game that owes much of its unique appeal to the fact that it should be played not only within its Laws but also within the Spirit of the Game. Any action which is seen to abuse this spirit causes injury to the game itself.

THE ROLE OF THE CAPTAIN Team captains hold the main responsibility for ensuring the spirit of fair play is maintained. There are two laws that reinforce  this principle:

RESPONSIBILITY OF PLAYERS The captains are responsible at all times for ensuring that play is conducted within the Spirit of the Game as well as within the laws.

PLAYER’S CONDUCT In the event of a player failing to comply with instructions by an umpire, or criticising by word or action the decisions of an umpire, or showing dissent, or generally behaving in a manner which might bring the game into disrepute, the umpire concerned shall in the first place report the matter to the other umpire and to the player’s captain, and instruct the latter to take action.

FAIR AND UNFAIR PLAY According to the Laws the umpires are the sole judges of fair and unfair play. The umpires may intervene at any time and it is the responsibility of the captain to take action where required.

UMPIRE INTERVENTION The umpires are authorised to intervene in cases of time wasting, damaging the pitch, dangerous or unfair bowling, tampering with the ball, and any other action that they consider to be unfair.

RESPECT The Spirit of the Game involves respect for your opponents, your own captain and team, the role of the umpires, the game and its traditional values.

VIOLATIONS It is against the spirit of the game to: dispute an umpire’s decision by word, action, or gesture; direct abusive language towards an opponent or umpire; and to indulge in cheating or any sharp practice (for instance, to: appeal knowing that the batsman is not out; advance towards an umpire in an aggressive manner when appealing; or to seek to distract an opponent either verbally or by harassment with persistent clapping or unnecessary noise under the guise of enthusiasm and motivation of one’s own side).

VIOLENCE There is no place for any act of violence on the field of play.

PLAYERS Captains and umpires together set the tone for the conduct of a cricket match. Every player is expected to make an important contribution to this.

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