Two wins in the weekend double-header pushed Women’s First Grade into top place on the ladder in the Kingsgrove Sports T20 competition. They become the first women’s team in the club’s history to reach finals cricket.
Xander Carstens’ 137 against Northern District was his second century in Premier Cricket, his second in Second Grade, his second in successive innings and his highest score.
Oli Zannino’s 66 against Northern District was his seventh half century for the club and his highest score in Seconds. During his innings he passed 1500 runs for the club in all grades.
Sam Shepherd’s 77 against Northern District in Third Grade was his eighth innings above fifty for the club (including one century). During his innings he passed 1000 runs for the club in all grades.
Aarya Vignesh, with 57 against Northern District in Third Grade, hit his first half century for the club.
Aydan Hunt, with 67 against Northern District in Third Grade, hit his first half century for the club.
Yash Sharma’s 78 against Northern District in Fifth Grade was his second half-century, and highest score, for the club.
Tomas Breen, with 3-34 against Northern District, recorded his best bowling figures in Fifth Grade.
Murray Miles, with 67 against University of NSW in Metropolitan Cup, hit his eighth half-century for the club.
Sam Beaman, with 4-30 against University of NSW in Metropolitan Cup, recorded his best bowling figures for the club.
Siddarth Kappa, with 110 not out against Bankstown in Poidevin-Gray, hit his first century for the club.
Hayden McCarthy, with 101 not out against Bankstown in Poidevin-Gray, hit his first century for the club.
The unbroken third wicket partnership of 208 between Siddarth Kappa and Hayden McCarthy against Bankstown is a new club record for Poidevin-Gray.
Anika Kolan’s 48 not out against Bankstown in First Grade was her highest score for the club.
Diya Sambrane, with 3-21 against Penrith, returned her best bowling figures in First Grade.