Milestone Monday

With his third wicket against Bankstown on Saturday, Kieran Tate passed Ben Joy (214) to become the club’s twelfth-highest wicket-taker in First Grade.

Xander Carstens hit his first century in Premier Cricket, 110 against Bankstown in Second Grade.

Ryan McElduff’s 95 against Bankstown was his 40th innings above fifty for the club (5 centuries and 35 half-centuries).  During his innings he passed Phil Logan (5781) to become the sixteenth-highest run-scorer in the club’s history.

During his innings of 35 on Saturday, Ben Trevor-Jones passed 1500 runs in Second Grade (where he first played for Hawkesbury in 2010-11).

Bailey Lidgard’s 48 not out against Bankstown in Second Grade was his highest score for the club.

Sam Shepherd, with 122 not out against Bankstown in Third Grade, hit his first century for the club.

Women’s First Grade won both matches of their T20 double-header.  Zoe Murdoch, with 44 not out against St George-Sutherland, hit her highest score for the club.

Amber Smith made her First Grade debut for the club against St George-Sutherland, and collected her first wickets (2-14) against Northern District.

Kiah Martin, with 50 not out against Penrith in Second Grade, hit her first half-century for the club.

Cathrin Puiu, with 3-6 against Penrith in Third Grade, returned her best bowling figures for the club.

Milestone Monday

Former SUCC opening bowler Caelan Maladay made his first-class debut for Tasmania against NSW.

First Grade reached the second round of the T20 finals by defeating Gordon, before going out in an agonisingly close match against Northern District.

Damien Mortimer’s 76 against Manly on Saturday was his 49th innings above fifty in First Grade (8 centuries, 41 fifties).  During his innings, he passed 7500 runs in First Grade.  He’s the 97th player in the history of the competition to reach that milestone, and he also passed Test players Graeme Beard (7512) and John Dyson (7527). 

Tim Cummins’ unbeaten 55 against Northern District was his 43rd inningsof fifty or more in First Grade (including six centuries).  During his innings he became the seventh player to reach 5000 runs in First Grade for Sydney University.

Siddarth Kappa’s 93 against Manly was his third consecutive half-century in Second Grade and his highest score for the club.  The following day, he made his First Grade debut in the T20 final against Gordon.

Arnav Yadav had a strong game against Manly, following his highest Second Grade score (43) with his best bowling figures in Seconds (3-40).

Ben Trevor-Jones, with 50 against Manly, recorded his fifteenth score of fifty or more for the club (including three centuries).

Tom Medford’s 44 not out against Manly was his highest score in Third Grade.

Joey Treacy, with 2-25 against Manly in Third Grade, took his first wickets for the club.

Samuel Shepherd, with 84 against Maly in Fourth Grade, hit his sixth half-century and highest score for the club.

Max Hildebrand, with 3-40 against Manly, produced his best bowling figures for the club.

Saarangan Arvind, with 64 against Manly in Fifth Grade, hit his tenth innings above fifty for the club (including two centuries).

Zoe Murdoch made her debut for the club in the First Grade match against Gordon.

Anika Kolan made her debut for the club in the First Grade match against Gordon.

Diya Sambrane made her debut for the club in the First Grade match against Gordon.

Anika Shah made her debut for the club in the First Grade match against Gordon.

Charlotte Shoemark made her club debut in the Second Grade match against Gordon.

Sri Lakshmi Surynashika Peddada made her club debut in the Third Grade match against Gordon.

Nozomi Giorgini made her club debut in the Third Grade match against Gordon.

Alice Chrystal made her club debut in the Third Grade match against Gordon.

 There were plenty of club debuts in the Brewer Shield match against Gordon: Anaya Katri, Gauravie Rodrigo, Sehaj Mangat and April Foulcher.

Milestone Monday

Women’s first-class matches are rare: hardly any are played outside of Test matches.  But Frankie Nicklin made her debut in women’s first class matches when she appeared for Australia A against India A at Mohali.  She took 1-32 and 4-67.

Tim Cummins probably did not expect that his 550th dismissal in First Grade would be a stumping from a leg-side wide bowled by Damien Mortimer.  Even so, his stumping of Campbelltown-Camden’s Blake Smith made him only the third player in the history of the competition to record 550 dismissals and brought him within eight of the record-holder, Anthony Sams.

Patrick Xie’s 56 against Campbelltown-Camden was his third successive half-century and his seventeenth score above fifty in First Grade (including two centuries).  During his innings he passed 2500 runs in First Grade.

Cameron Frendo’s 51 not out against Campbelltown-Camden was his third half-century in First Grade.  During his innings he passed 1500 Premier Cricket runs in all grades.

Bertie Michael made his First Grade debut in the match against Campbelltown-Camden.

Siddarth Kappa’s 52 against Campbelltown-Camden was his seventh half-century for the club and his second in Second Grade.

Aarya Vignesh made his Third Grade debut for the club against Campbelltown-Camden.

Nivek Tanner, with 4-16 against Campbelltown-Camden in Third Grade, returned his best bowling figures for the club.  His third wicket was his 100th in Premier Cricket in all grades.

Ben Crawford’s 51 not out against Campbelltown-Camden was his first half-century in Fourth Grade.

Aditya Bharat Manglani made his Fourth Grade debut for the club.

Tom Gale’s 122 against Warringah in Metropolitan Cup was his first century for the club.

Muhammad Umair’s 5-41 against Warringah in Metropolitan Cup was his second five-wicket haul for the club.

Ashwin Krishna took his first wickets for the club (3-25) in the Metropolitan Cup match against Warringah.

Alex Greenhill made his debut for the club in the Metropolitan Cup match against Warringah.

Matthew Alexiou made his debut for the club in the Metropolitan Cup match against Warringah.

Milestone Monday

Will Salzmann’s match-winning 70 not out (from 65 balls) against Queensland in the One Day Cup was his first half-century in List A cricket.

Sydney University advanced to the final of the Kingsgrove Sports T20 competition by winning its damp 12-over bash against University of NSW on Sunday.

Patrick Xie’s 59 against Sydney was his sixteenth innings above fifty in First Grade (including two centuries) and his 57 against University of NSW was his seventeenth.

Yuvraj Sharma’s 58 against Sydney was his 29th innings above fifty in First Grade (including five centuries).

Damien Mortimer has moved into the top 100 run-scorers in the history of the First Grade competition.  On Saturday he passed Dom Thornely (7407) and Wal Murray (7433) to move into 99th position on the all-time list.

Will Lintott made his First Grade debut in the T20 match against St George; former Australian international Sam Heazlett was his first wicket.

The T20 match against University of NSW was Tim Cummins’ 200th appearance for the club, all in First Grade.

Fletcher May’s first wicket against University of NSW on Sunday was his 50th for the club.

Siddarth Kappa’s 72 against Hawkesbury was his sixth half-century for the club but his first in Second Grade.

During his innings against Hawkesbury on Saturday, Ryan McElduff passed 2000 runs in Second Grade.

Oli Zannino’s first stumping against Hawkesbury on Saturday was his 100th dismissal for the club in Second Grade.

England under-19 representative Bertie Michael made his debut for the club in the Second Grade match against Hawkesbury.

Hugh Taylor made his Second Grade debut in the match against Hawkesbury.

Harrison Allomes, with 66 not out against Hawkesbury in Third Grade, passed fifty for the club for the second time.

Tim Molnar made his debut for the club in the Third Grade match against Hawkesbury.

In the match against Hawkesbury on Saturday, Charan Dissanayake (2-18) took his first wickets in Third Grade.

Sai Charan Ramtenki made his Third Grade debut in the match against Hawkesbury and took his first wickets (2-30) in Thirds.

Joey Treacy made his debut for the club in the Third Grade match against Hawkesbury.

Lawrence Williams made his debut for the club in the Third Grade match against Hawkesbury and collected his first wicket for the club.

Aarya Vignesh made his debut for the club in the Fourth Grade match against Hawkesbury, top-scoring and taking his first wickets (2-12).

Ashwin Sathiyaseelan made his debut for the club in the Fourth Grade match against Hawkesbury.

Aarush Mahajan made his debut for the club in the Fifth Grade match against Hawkesbury.

Aditya Bharat Manglani made his debut for the club in the Fifth Grade match against Hawkesbury, scoring 80 not out with seven 6s and taking his first wicket.

Harry Bell made his debut for the club in the Fifth Grade match against Hawkesbury.

Krishnan Puranik made his Fifth Grade debut for the club in the match against Hawkesbury.

Jeremy Jastrzab made his debut for the club in the Fifth Grade match against Hawkesbury.

Sam Beaman made his debut for the club in the Fifth Grade match against Hawkesbury.

Vyvhaan Barghava made his debut for the club in the Metropolitan Cup match against St George.

James Patselis made his debut for the club in the Metropolitan Cup match against St George.

Matt Beattie made his debut for the club in the Metropolitan Cup match against St George.

Oliver Beresford made his debut for the club in the Metropolitan Cup match against St George.

Felix Chakrabati made his debut for the club in the Metropolitan Cup match against St George.

Lucas Ooi made his debut for the club in the Metropolitan Cup match against St George.

Edward Hills took his first wicket for the club in the Poidevin-Gray match against University of NSW.

Milestone Monday returns

After the opening day of the Kingsgrove Sports T20 competition, Sydney University is one of the two unbeaten teams in Pool C, and sits behind St George in second place.  The Poidevin-Gray team also had a winning start on Monday, defeating Sutherland by 26 runs.

Aryan Menon made his First Grade debut in the T20 match at Hawkesbury, taking a wicket with his fourth ball and finishing with 3-21.

During his innings against Hawkesbury in the T20, Hayden McCarthy passed 2500 runs in Premier Cricket in all grades.

Arnav Yadav’s 58 against Sutherland was his first half-century in Poidevin-Gray.

Xander Carstens made his debut for the club in the Poidevin-Gray match against Sutherland.

Hugh Taylor made his debut for the club in the Poidevin-Gray match against Sutherland.

Finn Giddings made his debut for the club in the Poidevin-Gray match against Sutherland.

Milestone Monday

Kieran Tate, with 6-90 against UTS North Sydney, captured his fourth five-wicket haul in First Grade and took his season’s tally to a career-best 54 wickets.  His fifth wicket was his 450th for the club in all grades.

During his innings against UTS North Sydney in First Grade on Saturday, Jack Hill passed 7500 runs for the club in all grades.

Patrick Xie’s 99 against UTS North Sydney in First Grade was his fourth half-century, and highest score, for the club.

Tim Cummins, with 71 against UTS North Sydney, hit his 39th score above fifty in First Grade (6 centuries, 33 fifties).

Harrison May, during his spell against UTS North Sydney in Second Grade, claimed his 100th wicket for the club in all grades.

Charles Litchfield’s 91 against UTS North Sydney in Third Grade was his 46th innings above fifty for the club (9 centuries and 37 fifties).

Henry Snyman’s 56 against UTS North Sydney in Third Grade was his ninth innings above fifty for the club (including one century).

Will Elliott, with 4-49 against UTS North Sydney in Fourth Grade, returned his best bowling figures for the club.

Isaac Keighran’s 4-5 against Strathfield in Metropolitan Cup gave him 10 wickets in the match (10-20) for the first time in his career.

Yash Sharma’s 62 against Strathfield in Metropolitan Cup was his first half-century for the club.

Milestone Monday

Brewer Shield became the club’s first Women’s team to play in a final when it met Manly in the Elimination Final.

Kieran Tate’s three wickets against UTS North Sydney on Saturday took him past 50 First Grade wickets for the season.

Tim Cummins has set a new record for most wicket-keeping dismissals for the club.  He now has 334, passing the late Alan Crompton’s record.  His 286 catches also sets a new record.

Ryan McElduff’s 77 against UTS North Sydney in Second Grade was his 39th innings above fifty for the club (5 centuries, 34 fifties).

During his spell of 4-71 against UTS North Sydney in Fourth Grade, Andrew Wilkinson passed Nigel Cowell (305 wickets) to become the club’s 24th highest wicket taker in all grades.

Isaac Keighran’s 6-15 against Strathfield in Metropolitan Cup was his third five-wicket haul for the club.

Frankie Nicklin’s 67 against Sydney in Women’s First Grade was her eighth innings above fifty for the club (two hundreds and six half-centuries).  During her innings she passed 500 runs for the club for the season.

Alison Chisholm, with 4-16 against Gordon in Women’s Third Grade, returned her best bowling figures for the club.

Milestone Monday

Damien Mortimer, with 4-27 against Sutherland, returned his best bowling figures in First Grade.

Kieran Tate’s first wicket on Saturday was his 200th wicket in First Grade.

Harrison May’s 4-38 against Sutherland in Second Grade gave him career-best match figures of 11-71.

In the Second Grade match against Sutherland, Robbie Keaton completed ten dismissals (nine caught, one stumped) for the first time in his career.

Rupert Begg’s 66 against Sutherland in Fifth Grade was his first half-century for the club.

Yash Sharma, with 4-65 against Sydney in Metropolitan Cup, achieved his best bowling figures for the club.

Zoya Thakur’s 51 against Manly was her sixth half-century for the club.  Duringher innings she passed 500 runs for the club this season.

Lily Bradford’s 50 against UTS North Sydney in Women’s Third Grade was her first half-century for the club.

Tanisha Shanmuganathan, with 5-22 against Gordon in Brewer Shield, collected her first five-wicket haul for the club.

Saskia Gibson, with 46 against Gordon in Brewer Shield, equalled her highest score for the club.

Milestone Monday

Damien Mortimer’s 84 against Sutherland was his 48th innings above fifty in First Grade (8 centuries and 40 fifties).  During his innings, he passed 6000 runs for the club, all in First Grade.  He also moved past John McKell (7338 runs) and Tony Clark (7345 runs) to enter the top 100 run-scorers in the history of the First Grade competition.

Ollie Meadows made his First Grade debut in the match against Sutherland.  During his innings of 37, he passed 500 runs for the season and 500 runs for the club.

Harrison May’s 7-33 against Sutherland in Second Grade was his best return with the ball for the club.

During his innings of 32 against Sutherland, Ryan Danne passed 3000 runs in Second Grade.

Siddarth Kappa made his Second Grade debut for the club.

Henry Snyman’s 63 against Sutherland in Third Grade was his eighth score above fifty for the club (one century and seven half-centuries).

Oliver Lista made his Third Grade debut for the club.

Jehan Polwaththe, with 70 against Sutherland in Fourth Grade, hit his third half-century, and highest score, for the club.

Will Elliott’s 47 against Sutherland in Fourth Grade was his highest score for the club.

Ben Crawford’s 84 not out against Sutherland was his third half-century in Fifth Grade.

Qanit Mubarak, with 3-18 against Sydney in Metropolitan Cup, returned his best bowling figures for the club.

Grace Keating’s 62 not out against Northern District in Women’s First Grade was her third half-century, and highest score, for the club.

Milestone Monday

Congratulations to the two former Sydney University lower grade players who have made their way to the T20 World Cup that began on Saturday: Richie Berrington, captain of Scotland, and Thomas Draca of Italy.

Hayden Kerr, with 3-29 for Queensland against Victoria, collected his best owling figures in first-class cricket.

During his innings against Randwick-Petersham on Saturday, Damien Mortimer went past 10,000 runs in Premier Cricket.  He now has 10,013: 5927 for Sydney University, 3087 for Campbelltown, 506 for Bankstown and 493 for Western Suburbs.

Jack Attenborough’s 65 against Randwick-Petersham was his 32nd innings above fifty in First Grade (7 centuries, 25 fifties).  During his innings he passed 6000 runs in all grades in Premier Cricket.

Yuvraj Sharma’s 68 against Randwick-Petersham in First Grade was his fifth half century of the season.  During his innings he passed 600 runs for the season.

During his innings of 49 against Randwick-Petersham in Second Grade, Hayden McCarthy passed 1500 runs for the club in all grades.

During his innings against Randwick-Petersham in Second Grade, Arnav Yadav passed 1500 runs for the club in all grades.

Darcy White made his Second Grade debut for the club.

Kobi Robinson made his Second Grade debut for the club.

The Third Grade match against Randwick-Petersham was Ryan McElduff’s 233rd game in Premier Cricket, but the first one he has played in Thirds.  His 78 was his 38th innings above fifty for the club (including five centuries).

During the Third Grade match against Randwick-Petersham, Andrew Hazard took his 100th wicket for the club in all grades.

The Third Grade match against Randwick-Petersham was Thomas Siede’s 50th appearance for the club.

Henry Snyman, with 3-22 against Randwick-Petersham, returned his best bowling figures in Third Grade.

Andrew Wilkinson took only one wicket against Randwick-Petersham on Saturday, but it was his 300th for the club in all grades.  He’s only the 25th player in the club’s modern era to reach that milestone.

Aydan Hunt made his Fourth Grade debut against Randwick-Petersham and took 4-28.

During his innings against Randwick-Petersham in Fourth Grade, Nivek Tanner passed 3000 in all grades in Premier Cricket.

During his innings against Randwick-Petersham in Fourth Grade, Jehan Polwaththe passed 500 runs for the club in all grades.

Matthew Evans’ 42 against Randwick-Petersham in Fourth Grade was his highest score for the club.

Oliver Lista’s 71 not out (from only 42 balls) against Randwick-Petersham in Fifth Grade was his third half-century for the club and his first in Fifths.

Simon Homsany, with 52 against Randwick-Petersham in Fifth Grade, hit his first half-century for the club.

Qanit Mubarak, with 3-55 against Randwick-Petersham in Fifth Grade, returned his best bowling figures for the club.

Milestone Monday

Patrick Xie took his first wicket for the club in the First Grade game against Hawkesbury.  His 59 against Fairfield in the Limited Over semi-final was his third half-century for the club.

Damien Mortimer held his 100th catch in all grades in Premier Cricket.

Darcy Mooney’s second wicket against Fairfield in the Limited Over semi-final was his 50th First Grade wicket for the club.

Charles Litchfield, with 3-4 against Hawkesbury in Third Grade, returned his best bowling figures for the club.

Nivek Tanner’s 93 against Hawkesbury in Fourth Grade was his twelfth innings above fifty, and highest score, in Premier Cricket.

Aydan Hunt, with 6-22 against Hawkesbury in Fifth Grade, claimed his best bowling figures for the club.

Grace Keating’s 60 against Penrith in Women’s First Grade was her highest score for the club.

Vaishnavi Deobhankar, with 4-10 against Greater Hunter Coast in Women’s Second Grade, returned her best bowling figures for the club.

Madeleine Winslow, with 4-17 against Greater Hunter Coast in Women’s Second Grade, returned her best bowling figures for the club.

Alison Chisholm, with 3-16 against Sydney in Women’s Third Grade, returned her best bowling figures for the club.

In Brewer Shield against Parramatta, Evie Fisher hit 55, which is the second time she has passes 50 this season (and the first time she has failed to convert a fifty into a double-hundred).

Chantelle Ranjan’s 5-27 against Parramatta in Brewer Shield was her third five-wicket haul for the club.

Milestone Monday

Phoebe Litchfield’s 32 for UP Warrioz against Gujarat Giants made her, for the time being, the leading run-scorer in this season’s Women’s Premier League (with 243).

Frankie Nicklin, with 3-48 against ACT, returned her best bowling figures for NSW in the WNCL.

After taking 4-54 against Hawkesbury on Saturday, Kieran Tate has 44 First Grade wickets this season, which passes his previous best performance of 41 in 2022-23.  He also drew level with former NSW opening bowler Dave Hanlin (197 wickets, 1946-52) as the club’s 14th highest First Grade wicket-taker.

During his innings of 40 against Hawkesbury on Saturday, Will Salzmann passed 1000 First Grade runs for the club.

Hayden McCarthy, with 4-46 against Hawkesbury, returned his best bowling figures in Second Grade.

Siddarth Kappa’s 85 against Hawkesbury in Third Grade was his highest score, and fifth half-century, for the club.

Arnav Yadav’s 94 against Hawkesbury in Third Grade was his seventh innings above fifty for the club (including two centuries).

Milestone Monday

Phoebe Litchfield, with 78 from 40 balls for UP Warriors against Gujarat Giants, hit her first half-century in the Women’s Premier League.

Jack Attenborough passed 500 runs for the season during the First Grade Limited Overs quarter final against St George.

Yuvraj Sharma passed 500 runs for the season during the First Grade Limited Overs quarter final against St George.  His 58 was his fourth half century for the club.

Patrick Xie passed 500 runs for the season during the First Grade Limited Overs quarter final against St George.

During his innings of 23 against St George in the First Grade Limited Overs quarter final, Tim Cummins passed 8000 runs in all grades of Premier Cricket.

During his spell of 3-10 in the First Grade Limited Overs quarter final against St George, Darcy Mooney took his 50th wicket for the club.

The First Grade Limited Overs quarter final against St George was Bailey Lidgard’s 50th match for the club in all grades.

During his 32 not out in Fifth Grade against Northern District, Ben Crawford passed 1000 runs for the club in all grades.

Siddarth Kappa’s 50 against Parramatta was his first half-century in Poidevin-Gray.

Sai Charan Ramtenki, with 4-20 against Western Suburbs, returned his best bowling figures in Green Shield.

Aayush Parikh, with 40 against Blacktown in Green Shield, hit his highest score for the club.

Frankie Nicklin’s 100 against Campbelltown-Camden was her second century for the club in Women’s First Grade (and her second against Campbelltown-Camden).

Grace Keating’s 50 against Campbelltown-Camden was her first half-century for the club in Women’s First Grade.

Milestone Monday

Damien Mortimer, with 3-36 against Fairfield-Liverpool, returned his best bowling figures in First Grade.

Bailey Lidgard’s 42 against Fairfield-Liverpool in First Grade was his highest score for the club and during his innings he passed 500 runs for the club in all grades.

Against Fairfield-Liverpool on Saturday, Kieran Tate passed leg-spinner Chris Elder (190 wickets, 1975-89) to become the club’s fifteenth-highest wicket-taker in First Grade.

Ollie Meadows, with 64 not out against Fairfield-Liverpool in Second Grade, hit his fifth half-century for the club and his second in Second Grade.

Ed Shand’s 79 against Fairfield-Liverpool was his highest score, and second half-century, in Second Grade.  During his innings he passed 700 runs for the season.  He passed 750 runs on Sunday during his 45 not out in Poidevin-Gray against Hawkesbury (which was his first not-out innings for the club in his 36 matches).

Tom Collier’s 44 against Fairfield-Liverpool was his highest score in Third Grade.

During his spell of 4-20 against Fairfield-Liverpool in Third Grade, Andrew Wilkinson drew level with Alan Jakes (295 wickets, 1964-1973) as the club’s 26th highest wicket taker in all grades.

Saarangan Arvind, with 52 against Fairfield-Liverpool, hit his first half-century in Fourth Grade.

Ash Cowan’s 42 from 19 balls against Fairfield-Liverpool further extended his club record aggregate in Fourth Grade, where he now has 2889 runs.

During his spell of 4-21 against Fairfield-Liverpool, Prakhar Sharma took his 50th Fourth Grade wicket for the club.

Krishnan Puranik, with 64 not out against Sutherland in Metropolitan Cup, hit his first half-century for the club.

Guinness Joseph Devlin, with 40 against Sutherland in Metropolitan Cup, hit his highest score for the club.

Zachary Marando, with 4-20 against Sutherland in Metropolitan Cup, returned his best bowling figures for the club.

Hugo Wise, with 5-25 against St George in Green Shield, captured his first five-wicket haul for the club.

Aayush Parikh made his debut for the club in the Green Shield match against St George.

Devaj Patel made his debut for the club in the Green Shield match against St George.

Archibald Boorer made his debut for the club in the Green Shield match against St George.

Finlay Byrne made his debut for the club in the Green Shield match against St George.

Bella Johnson’s 42 against St George-Sutherland was her highest score in Women’s Second Grade for the club.

Milestone Monday

Tim Cummins completed six dismissals in University of NSW’s innings on Saturday – the tenth time he has completed five or more dismissals in a First Grade innings, and the second time this season he has managed six.  His fourth catch was his 450th in First Grade.

John Rogers, with 51 not out against University of NSW in First Grade, hit his second half-century for the club.

With his third wicket on Saturday, Kieran Tate drew level with leg-spinner Chris Elder (190 wickets, 1975-89) as the club’s fifteenth-highest wicket-taker in First Grade.

Bailey Lidgard’s 3-18 against University of NSW was his best return with the ball in First Grade.

During his 48 against University of NSW in Second Grade, Ryan McElduff passed 5500 runs for the club.

Ryan Danne, with 63 against University of NSW in Second Grade, reached fifty for the 32nd time for the club (6 centuries, 26 fifties).  It was his 100th innings in Second Grade.

Darcy Manners, with 4-28 against University of NSW, returned his best bowling figures in Second Grade.

During his innings of 46 against University of NSW, Arnav Yadav passed 500 runs in Third Grade.

Siddarth Kappa’s 68 against University of NSW in Third Grade was his third half-century, and highest score for the club.

Xavier Quoyle, with 55 against University of NSW, hit his fourth half-century for the club, and his first in Fourth Grade.

Henry Cain made his Fourth Grade debut.

Charlie Cowan made his Fourth Grade debut.

Yash Sharma, with 3-16 against University of NSW in Fifth Grade, returned his best bowling figures for the club.

During his innings of 38 against NWS Hurricanes in Metropolitan Cup, Murray Miles passed 1500 runs for the club in all grades.

Will Southon’s 65 against NWS Hurricanes in Metropolitan Cup was his first half-century for the club.

Hayden McCarthy, with 65 against Sydney in Poidevin-Gray, hit his eighth half-century for the club.

Lukas Boorer’s 42 against Sydney was his highest score in Poidevin-Gray.

In the match against Sydney on Sunday, Kobi Robinson followed his highest Poidevin-Gray score (43) with his best bowling for the club (4-34).  He also passed 500 runs for the club in all grades.

Chantelle Ranjan, with 5-5 against Campbelltown-Camden in Brewer Shield, returned her best bowling figures, and second five-wicket haul, for the club.

Milestone Monday

While taking 4-60 against Bankstown on Saturday, Kieran Tate passed Test all-rounder Roy Minnett (186 wickets, 1906-1915) and Jim Garner (186 wickets, 1920-1926) to become the 16th-highest wicket-taker for the club in the First Grade competition.  He also passed Geoff Pike (430 wickets, 1969-84) to become the 11th highest wicket-taker for the club in all grades.

During his innings of 27 against Bankstown in Second Grade, Ed Shand passed 600 runs for the season in all grades, and 1000 runs for the club in all grades.

Playing in his 100th match in Second Grade, Ryan Danne passed Hayden Kerr (5199 runs) to become the 25th-highest run-scorer for the club in all grades.

Jack Hill’s 59 not out against Bankstown in Second Grade was his 45th innings of fifty or more for the club (10 centuries, 35 fifties).

In Third Grade, Andrew Wilkinson played his 200th match for the club in all grades, and celebrated by taking 1-12 from ten overs, drawing level with Steve Glenday (291 wickets, 1976-1986) as the 28th-highest wicket taker for the club.

During his innings against Bankstown on Saturday, Andrew Hazard passed 500 Third Grade runs for the club and 3500 runs in all grades in Premier Cricket.

Tom Collier made his Third Grade debut for the club.

Tom Medford made his Third Grade debut for the club.

Xavier Quoyle made his Third Grade debut for the club.

Henry Cain’s 52 against Bankstown in Fifth Grade was his sixth half-century for the club.

Ash Cowan’s 51 against Bankstown in Fifth Grade was his 35th innings above fifty for the club (including two centuries).

Frederick Alt made his debut for the club in the Metropolitan Cup match with Penrith and scored 46.

Isabella Zovi, with 69 against St George-Sutherland, hit her third half-century in Women’s First Grade, and her fifth for the club.

Vani Bhadana, with 47 in Women’s Second Grade against Parramatta, hit her highest score for the club.

Madeleine Skellern’s 31 not out against North Sydney in Women’s Third Grade was her highest score for the club.

Saskia Gibson’s 46 against the Southern Swans in Brewer Shield was her highest score for the club.

Milestone Monday

Yuvraj Sharma’s 61 against Eastern Suburbs in First Grade was his third half-century for the club.

Henry Snyman’s 5-31 against Eastern Suburbs in Second Grade was his first five-wicket haul for the club.

Playing his 200th innings for the club, Ryan McElduff (with 54 against Eastern Suburbs in Second Grade) passed fifty for the 37th time (five centuries, 32 fifties).

Ollie Meadows’ 50 against Eastern Suburbs in Third Grade was his fourth half-century for the club.

Siddarth Kappa’s 65 against Eastern Suburbs in Third Grade was his second half-century, and highest score, for the club.

Arnav Yadav, with 50 not out against Eastern Suburbs in Third Grade, played his sixth innings of fifty or more for the club (including two centuries).

Raghav Dogra made his Fifth Grade debut for the club in the match against Eastern Suburbs.

Muhammad Umair made his Fifth Grade debut for the club in the match against Eastern Suburbs.

Oliver Lista, with 81 not out against Randwick-Petersham in Metropolitan Cup, hit his second half-century, and highest score, for the club.

Siddarth Girish, with 3-35 against Randwick-Petersham in Metropolitan Cup, returned his best bowling figures for the club.

Aiden Falcao, with 4-15 against Randwick-Petersham in Metropolitan Cup, returned his best bowling figures for the club.

Russell Miles, with 2-5 against Randwick-Petersham in Metropolitan Cup, returned his best bowling figures for the club.

Zoya Thakur, with 88 in Women’s First Grade against Manly, hit her sixth half-century for the club.

Bella Johnson, with 44 in Women’s First Grade against Manly, hit her highest score for the club.

Holly Reed made her Women’s First Grade debut in the match against Manly, scoring 14 from 7 balls and taking 2-11.

Monica Gair made her Women’s First Grade debut in the match against Manly.

Milestone Monday

Phoebe Litchfield’s 50 not out (from 35 balls) for the Sydney Thunder against the Perth Scorchers was her seventh half-century in the WBBL.

Kieran Tate, with 6-48 against Campbelltown-Camden, claimed his third five-wicket haul, and career-best figures, in First Grade.  His four wickets in the second innings gave him ten in the match for the first time in his career.

During his second innings against Campbelltown-Camden, Jack Attenborough passed 1500 runs for the club, all in First Grade.

Jack Hill passed 500 runs in First Grade during the match against Campbelltown-Camden.

Damien Mortimer continues to climb up the list of the highest run-scorers in the history of the First Grade competition. On Saturday, he moved past Ben Salmon (7193 runs for Mosman, University and Gordon, 1923-44) and Parramatta’s Raymond Rowe (7194 runs, 1931-50) to move into 105th place.

Darcy Mooney, with 5-31 against Campbelltown-Camden, claimed his second five-wicket haul for the club.

Ryan McElduff’s 51 not out against Campbelltown-Camden in Second Grade was his 36th innings above fifty for the club (5 centuries, 31 fifties).  During his innings, he passed 5500 runs in all grades in Premier Cricket.

Lewis Keenan made his Second Grade debut for the club in the match against Campbelltown-Camden and took his first wickets (2-29).

Peter Brazel, with 4-32 against Campbelltown-Camden, returned his best bowling figures in Third Grade.

In Fourth Grade against Campbelltown-Camden, Robbie Keaton completed five dismissals behind the stumps (3 caught, 2 stumped) for the first time in his career.

Yash Sharma made his Fourth Grade debut for the club in the match against Campbelltown-Camden.

Noah Kite made his Fourth Grade debut for the club in the match against Campbelltown-Camden.

During his spell of 4-19 against Campbelltown-Camden in Fourth Grade, Andrew Wilkinson passed ‘Slim’ White (287 wickets between 1974 and 1983) to become the 29th highest wicket-taker in the history of the club.

Raghav Dogra, with 80 not out against Hawkesbury in Metropolitan Cup, hit his second half-century for the club.

Muhammad Umair, with 6-28 out against Hawkesbury in Metropolitan Cup, claimed his first five-wicket haul for the club.

Thomas Crawford’s second wicket against Hawkesbury in Metropolitan Cup was his 100th wicket for the club in all grades.

Milestone Monday

Evie Fisher hit 205 from only 148 deliveries in Brewer Shield against Northern District: her first century for the club, and the first double-century ever recorded for the club’s women’s teams.

Chantelle Ranjan’s 56 not out against Northern District in Brewer Shield was her third half-century for the club.

Sydney University’s total of 4 for 344 against Northern District set a new club record in Brewer Shield.  And the winning margin – 286 runs – set another club record.

Frankie Nicklin’s vital 74 not out against Manly in Women’s First Grade was her seventh innings above fifty for the club (one century, six fifties).

Jack Attenborough played his 50th match for the club, all in First Grade.

Jack Hill’s 87 not out against Western Suburbs on Saturday was his fourth innings above fifty in First Grade (including one century).

Patrick Xie’s 97 against Western Suburbs on Saturday was his highest score for the club.

Shuv Banerjee’s 4-47 against Western Suburbs was his best return with the ball in Fourth Grade.

Aydan Hunt’s 5-19 against Western Suburbs in Fifth Grade was his first five-wicket haul for the club.

Ed Shand’s 103 against Randwick-Petersham on Sunday was his third century for the club, first in Poidevin-Gray, and his third of the season.  During his innings he passed 500 runs for the season in all grades.

Hayden McCarthy, with 85 against Randwick-Petersham, hit his highest score (and fifth half-century) in Poidevin-Gray.

Cameron Frendo’s 52 not out against Randwick-Petersham was his fourth half-century for the club and his second in Poidevin-Gray.

Will Hardy, with 4-57 against Randwick-Petersham in Poidevin-Gray, returned his best bowling figures for the club.

Milestone Monday

Ollie Robinson made his debut for the club in the First Grade match against Western Suburbs, taking his first wicket when he dismissed Harjas Singh.  He becomes the 26th Test cricketer to play for the club, and the fifth English Test player (after David Smith, Jimmy Ormond, Andrew Strauss and Kevin Pietersen).

Kieran Tate’s 5-34 against Western Suburbs was his second five-wicket haul in First Grade.  During the day he passed Michael Culkoff (413 wickets) to become the 12th highest wicket-taker in the club’s history.

Cameron Frendo took his 50th First Grade wicket for the club when he dismissed James Psarakis on Saturday.

Ryan McElduff’s 102 not out against Western Suburbs in Second Grade was his fifth century for the club.

Tom Collier’s 101 not out against Western Suburbs in Second Grade was his first century for the club.

Ollie Meadows made his Second Grade debut for the club against Western Suburbs on Saturday.  His 89 was his highest score, and second half century, for the club.

Ed Shand made his Second Grade debut for the club against Western Suburbs on Saturday.  His 65 was his fourth successive score above fifty.

Rupert Begg made his Second Grade debut for the club against Western Suburbs on Saturday.

During his innings of 47 against Western Suburbs in Third Grade, Thomas Siede passed 1500 runs in Premier Cricket in all grades.

Andrew Wilkinson’s 60 against Western Suburbs on Saturday was his first half-century in Third Grade and his 11th for the club in all grades.  During his innings he passed 2500 runs for the club.

Hugo Cooper-Fogary made his Third Grade debut for the club against Western Suburbs on Saturday.

Nivek Tanner’s 87 against Western Suburbs in Fourth Grade was his sixth half-century, and highest score, for the club.

Kobi Robinson’s 50 against Western Suburbs in Fourth Grade was his second half-century for the club and his first in Fourths.

Ash Cowan, playing his 358th innings for the club, was dismissed (run out) for 99 for the first time.  It’s his third innings in the 90s for the club, after a 96 not out in Thirds in 2005-06 and a 95 in Metropolitan Cup in 2023-24.  It was his 35th innings above fifty for the club (including two centuries) and his highest score in Fifth Grade.

Noah Kite, with 85 against Western Suburbs in Fifth Grade, hit his first half-century for the club.

The fourth wicket partnership of 192 between Ash Cowan and Noah Kite set a new Fifth Grade record for the club.

Henry Cain’s 50 against Western Suburbs was his fifth half-century for the club and his third in Fifth Grade.  During his innings he passed 500 runs in Fifth Grade.

Oliver Lista, with 47 against Western Suburbs, hit his highest score in Fifth Grade.

Will Walker made his Fifth Grade debut for the club and took his first wickets (3-20, so far).

Lewis Keenan made his debut for the club in the Poidevin-Gray match against St George.

Darcy White made his debut for the club in the Poidevin-Gray match against St George.

Frankie Nicklin’s 53 against Sydney in Women’s First Grade was her sixth innings above fifty for the club (one century, five fifties).

Monica Gair, with 3-18 against Parramatta in Women’s Second Grade, returned her best bowling figures for the club.