Will Salzmann made his first-class debut in the Sheffield Shield match for New South Wales against Western Australia in Perth, top-scoring with 43 in the first innings.
During his innings of 93 against Penrith in First Grade on Saturday, Tim Cummins passed 4500 runs for the club. In the process, he also passed Alan Crompton (4484 runs), Shane Stanton (4557) and Ian Fisher (4560) to become the seventh highest run scorer for the club in First Grade. His innings was his 29th above fifty for the club (6 centuries and 23 fifties). His second stumping was his 600th dismissal in all grades of Premier Cricket (505 caught and 95 stumped).
Yuvraj Sharma’s 52 against Penrith in First Grade on Saturday was his second half-century for the club.
John Rogers made his debut for the club in the First Grade match against Penrith on Saturday.
Charles Litchfield’s 50 against Penrith was his 21st innings of fifty or more in Second Grade (4 centuries, 17 fifties).
Thomas Siede, during the Third Grade match against Penrith, passed 1000 runs for the club in all grades.
Siddarth Kappa (50) scored his first half-century for the club in the Third Grade match against Penrith.
Ollie Meadows, playing in his second innings for the club in Third Grade against Penrith, scored 31 for the second time (though not out on this occasion).
Rupert Begg made his Fourth Grade debut in the match against Penrith.
Sai Charan Ramtenki, with 3-19 against Penrith in Fifth Grade, returned his best bowling figures for the club.
Aydan Hunt made his debut for the club in the Fifth Grade match against Penrith, and took his first wickets (2-18).
Ash Cowan’s 64 not out against Mosman in Metropolitan Cup was his 33rd innings above fifty for the club (2 centuries and 31 fifties).
Murray Miles’ 68 not out against Mosman in Metropolitan Cup was his seventh half century for the club.
Muhammad Umair, with 3-23 against Mosman in Metropolitan Cup, returned his best bowling figures for the club.
Siddharth Girish made his debut for the club in the Metropolitan Cup match against Mosman.