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COACHES’ ASSOCIATION
NORTHERN DISTRICT CC
UNDER 15 REPRESENTATIVE TOUR
WEST INDIES / USA
26 June – 14 July 2017COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
2COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
ITINERARY – U/15 TOUR TO WEST INDIES & USA – JUNE / JULY 2017
0650am – assemble at Sydney International Airport (Qantas check-in).
0950am – depart Sydney for Los Angeles (flight QF 11) Airbus A380.
Monday 26 June Day 1 0630am – arrive LAX Airport (crossed international dateline, back in time).
Free shuttle bus to hotel. 9.00am – depart for day at Universal Studios.
1900pm – Coach transport to Crowne Plaza LAX Airport Hotel, Los Angeles.
0430am – check into LAX Airport (American Airlines – Terminal 4).
0730am – Fight AA 0068 from Los Angeles to Miami – arrive 1552pm.
Tuesday 27 June Day 2 1745pm – depart Miami Airport – flight AA 2393 bound for Barbados.
2130pm – arrive at Grantley Adams International Airport, Barbados.
Transfer to Butterfly Beach Hotel, Oistins, Barbados (our base in West Indies)
Wednesday 28 June Day 3 Morning swim (pool and ocean). Afternoon team training session.
Match 1 – against Queens College, Barbados. Lunch provided (all matches).
Thursday 29 June Day 4
Catch ZR taxis (Bongo vans) to a local eatery for dinner.
Match 2 – v. Graydon Sealy Secondary School at Desmond Haynes Oval.
Friday 30 June Day 5 Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) Sagicor General T20 Championship
Final between University of West Indies and St. Catherine at Kensington Oval.
Tour / shopping / lunch at Bridgetown, Barbados.
Saturday 1 July Day 6 Legends of Barbados West Indies Cricket Museum.
Carlisle Beach – swimming.
Dinner – Oistins Fish Fry Restaurant.
Sunday 2 July Day 7 Match 3 – against Carlton Junior Cricket Academy at Desmond Haynes Oval.
Monday 3 July Day 8 Match 4 – T20 game against the U/15 team of Combermere School, Saint
Michael, Barbados, which has produced four West Indies Test Captains.
Tuesday 4 July Day 9 Match 5 – against Combermere School U/17 team at Empire Cricket Club.
0745am – pick up for Bridgetown – free Catamaran Tour – sail under the
Wednesday 5 July Day 10 Caribbean sun along the Barbados’ West Coast, anchoring for snorkel, swim
with the turtles, dive on ship wrecks, lunch and drinks all day.
1500pm – Return to hotel. Bongo van to Rockley Beach for swim and dinner.
Match 6 – against the Barbados U/17 National team at the 3Ws Oval
Thursday 6 July Day 11 (First Class venue), located in the University of the West Indies, which is
named in memory of three great Barbados and West Indies cricketers –
Sir Frank Worrell, Sir Clyde Walcott and Sir Everton Weekes.
Match 7 – against Barbados Cricket Association Select XI at the Franklyn
Friday 7 July Day 12 Stephenson Academy Ground at Cockade House, Bennetts, Saint Thomas.
Dinner at the famous Oistins “fish fry” restaurant area, popular with the locals;
great food and music, plus a night market – great atmosphere.
Match 8 – against the Franklyn Stephenson Junior Cricket Academy.
Saturday 8 July Day 13
Dinner – Tiki Bar, Rockley's Beach (whole 37 member touring party).
0400am – depart hotel for flight to Miami and onto Los Angeles.
0700am – depart on flight AA 2725 bound for Miami – arrive 1054am.
Sunday 9 July Day 14
1410pm – depart on flight AA 2543 for LAX Airport – arrive 1615pm.
Transfer to Super 8 Hotel in Orange County, Anaheim, near Disneyland.
AM – Citadel Shopping Outlets in Los Angeles.
Monday 10 July Day 15 PM – Tour of LA Angels baseball complex in Anaheim.
1900pm – Final Tour Dinner and awards for the players.
Tuesday 11 July Day 16 Disneyland, Anaheim (all day and evening; return to hotel at 2200pm).
0930am – depart hotel for Griffith Observatory in Hollywood hills.
Los Angeles – Hollywood Blvd, Mann's Chinese Theatre, Sunset Blvd.
Wednesday 12 July Day 17 PM – lunch and swim at the famous Santa Monica Pier / Beach (Route 66)
2000pm – depart for LAX Airport (Qantas check-in at Tom Bradley Terminal).
2330pm – depart LAX on Qantas Flight QF 12 bound for Sydney.
Thursday 13 July Day 18 In transit across the international dateline.
0920am – arrive at Sydney International Airport – clear customs and
Friday 14 July Day 19
immigration. HOME.
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Message from Mark Taylor AO
Firstly, I would like to offer my congratulations to the Northern
District Cricket Club and the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai & Hills
District Cricket Coaches’ Association (HKHDCCA) for this
great initiative. It is a wonderful partnership that provides
young local cricketers the opportunity to experience cricket in
other countries. Following on from the successful tour of
Sri Lanka two years ago, the tour this year will embrace the
West Indies and the USA.
I have great memories of trips to the West Indies and I know
the players and officials will enjoy the hospitality and
friendships that come with touring, as well as being great ambassadors for the game.
My recollections of touring the Caribbean in 1991 and 1995 with the Australian cricket team are of tough
competitive cricket, played in a relaxed and colourful atmosphere. I’m sure all tourists will enjoy not only the
cricket, but the entire Caribbean experience. To the whole touring party, I wish the very best for the tour and the
future. I know that all of us who love and watch the game of cricket are delighted to see these kinds of tours, which
provide for the development of cricket not only in Australia, but throughout the world. All the best.
Mark Taylor AO
Mark Taylor AO played 104 Test matches for Australia (1989-99); 50 as Captain. Highest Test score – 334 no.
Australian of the Year - 1999; Hall of Fame - Cricket Australia and CNSW; Life Member – Northern District CC;
Hon. Life Member – MCC Lords. Current cricket commentator – Channel 9, and a Director of Cricket Australia.
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HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15 TOUR TO WEST INDIES & USA – JUNE / JULY 2017 – OFFICIALS
This U/15 cricket tour to Barbados has been organised by the Hornsby, Ku-ring-gai & Hills District Cricket
Coaches’ Association Inc. (HKHDCCA), in partnership with Northern District CC (NDCC) in Sydney. The touring
party comprises 14 players, 3 officials and 20 parents / family members (total 37 people). Our experienced travel
agent is Brad Fussell from Wanderers Australia P/L – www.waus.com.au; tours@wanderersaustralia.com.au
Rod Hokin (Head Coach) is leading this tour as the head coach of the team. He is
the Coaches' Association Head Coach and currently also The Kings School 1st XI
Coach and TKS Director of Coaching. From 2014 to 2017, Rod was the NDCC U/16
AW Green Shield Coach and led the team to successive Minor Premierships. His
Coaches' Association role sees him responsible for designing and implementing junior
cricket clinics in Sydney during the school holidays; off-season development programs
for junior club and representative players; specialist coaching on skills development,
and maintaining the professional coaching standards set by the Coaches' Association.
He was previously Head Coach at Clontarf Cricket Club in Ireland for 5 seasons,
where he was responsible for co-ordinating the coaching of seven Men's teams, two
Ladies teams and 400 youth players. During his playing days, Rod played First Grade
at Northern District CC and Gordon Grade clubs in Sydney, as well as for Clontarf CC
in Ireland. Throughout his playing career, he achieved an amazing 38 centuries. Rod
is a talented cricket coach and communicator who has been coaching full-time in
Australia and overseas for over a decade. He is also a very experienced private
coach who has worked individually with hundreds of rep. players over the years. Rod won HKHDCCA’s
prestigious Coach of Year award (Bruce Wood Cup) in 2016-17. He is a member of the Cricket Australia High
Performance Coaching Program, which is the highest level of accreditation achievable internationally for a cricket
coach, and undertook the Level 3 coaching course in Brisbane in June 2017. Rod is a proud Life Member of the
Clontarf Cricket Club in Ireland and the Coaches' Association in Sydney.
Bruce Wood (Tour Manager / President Coaches’ Association / NSWCUSA
Umpire) is a highly experienced Level 2 accredited cricket coach, having coached
club, representative and touring teams since 1997-98. Bruce’s HK&HDCA Weblin
Shield rep. team had a magnificent season in 2005-06, going through the
competition undefeated and winning the NSWDCA U/15 championship. He
established Sydney’s first district Cricket Coaches’ Association in 2010, which is
responsible for implementing a wide range of coaching initiatives in north-western
Sydney, including junior cricket clinics during the school holidays, and off-season
development programs for club and rep. players. He has coached rep. teams on
tours to participate in NSW regional carnivals and overseas (India – 2006; New
Zealand – 2007). He was the Manager (and umpire) on the HKHDCCA / NDCC
U/15 tour to Sri Lanka in 2015. The Association’s prestigious Coach of Year annual
perpetual trophy (Bruce Wood Cup) is named in his honour in recognition of his
exemplary work and achievements in the field of cricket coaching over two decades.
Bruce is also an experienced NSWCUSA qualified umpire who has officiated in over
350 matches since 2001-02, including 45 Finals (one at the SCG and one at Bradman Oval, Bowral). He umpired
all 8 matches on this tour in Barbados. Bruce is a Life Member of four cricket bodies – HK&HDCA; Barker CC;
Coaches’ Association (refer – bit.ly/BGW-LM-2017), Normanhurst-Warrawee CC; which illustrates his long-term
commitment to cricket and his many achievements.
Josh Miller (HKHDCCA Treasurer / Assistant Coach) is responsible for
managing the finances on tour and performing the role of Assistant Coach. Josh is
a young professional cricket coach, currently running a private coaching business.
He graduated from Sydney University with a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports
Science in 2014, and is a Level 2 accredited cricket coach. Josh is a local junior,
playing representative cricket for HK&HDCA in juniors as well as AW Green Shield
at Northern District CC. He then progressed into Grade cricket, playing successfully
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in 2 and 3 Grade, including two 3 Grade Premierships. He has also displayed
strong leadership skills, captaining Weblin and Watson Shield sides in junior reps, a
Ross Turner Cup side, as well as the Mt Colah A Grade side when only 18. Josh
has recorded a number of impressive cricket coaching achievements in recent
years, including assisting Rod Hokin at ND’s Green Shield for the last two seasons,
winning two minor premierships and making the 2016/17 Grand Final. He is also
assistant to Rod at the Kings School 1st XI, winning the GPS premiership for
2016/17. He has also coached four years of junior representative cricket; Glenn Hourigan and Ross Turner Cup
sides; and has been a regular coach at the junior clinics and off-season development programs run by HKHDCCA
since 2012. Josh won HKHDCCA’s prestigious Coach of Year award (Bruce Wood Cup) in 2013-14.
7COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
1. Lachlan SHAW (Captain) (Wicket-keeper)
Date of Birth – 26 December 2002
RHB (top-order); Wicket-keeper; RAB (pace, leg-spin, off-spin)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016-17:
HK&HDCA U/14 Moore Shield (Captain) - 241 runs @ 48.2;
HS 85; 5 catches, 4 stumpings, 7 run outs.
The Kings School 1st XI (GPS Premiers) – 378 runs @ 17;
HS 62; 5 wickets @ 26.2;
Cricket NSW U/14 Academy - 2016; U/16 Academy - 2017
NSW CIS Team U/15 – 2016 – 52 runs @ 17.33;
NSW U/15 Schoolboys - 35 runs @ 17.5; 4 cts, 2 st
Sydney Green Shield (Premiers) U/16 – 114 runs @ 16.28;
HS 29; 17 cts, 2 st. (W-K award). AWG 1st XII Merit Team
Triforce Sports Development tour to India – April 2017
HK&HDCA U/15 Ross Turner Cup - 84 runs (player of West team)
Castle Hill RSL U/15 – 152 runs @ 76 ave., HS 51 no.
2. Joe HILEY (Captain)
Date of Birth – 14 November 2001
LAB (off-spin); LHB (middle-order)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016-17:
HK&HDCA U/15 Weblin Shield: 6 wkts @ 17.8, BB 4/30;
74 runs @ 12, HS 26
HK&HDCA U/15 Ross Turner Cup (East captain)
NDCC 4th Grade: 16 wkts @ 10.5, Econ 1.8, BB 4/31
NDCC 5th Grade: 13 wkts @ 15.7, BB 4/12; 70 runs @ 35, HS 26
NDCC AW Green Shield: 14 wkts @ 15.3, BB 3/17
NSW U17 Schoolboys Championships – 3 wkts @ 13.3, BB 2/13
3. Jarod BAXTER
Date of Birth – 8 July 2003
RHB (top/middle-order); RAB (medium-fast)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016/17:
Kookaburra Cup (ACT) - HK&HDCA U/14 - 49 @ 16.3, HS 22; 3 wkts
HK&HDCA U/14 Newcastle Carnival – 3 wkts @ 20, BB 2/11
HK&HDCA U/14 Moore Shield – 3 wkts @ 21.7, BB 2/9
Normanhurst-Warrawee U/15 – 272 @ 27.2, HS 95; 7 wkts @ 16.4
Hornsby DCC C Res. Grade - 27 runs; 7 wkts @ 15.9, BB 3/31; 6 cts
HK&HDCA U/15 Ross Turner Cup (West team)
Northern District CC – Junior Development Academy
Phillip Hughes Medal winner – MTO, Waitara clinic – January 2017
4. Jayden CAMP
Date of Birth – 7 November 2002
RHB (top-order); RAB (off-spin)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016/17:
HK&HDCA Moore Shield U/14 – 95 runs @ 95, HS 39;
8 wickets @ 15.75, BB 4/12
Kookaburra Cup (ACT) – HK&HDCA U/14 team – 42 runs @ 8.4
HK&HDCA Newcastle Carnival – 66 runs @ 13.2, HS 43;
4 wickets @ 12, BB 2/13
Mount Colah U/16 – 379 @ 42.1, HS 103*; 9 wickets @ 13.8, BB 2/4
Mount Colah C Grade - 109 @ 27.3, HS 39*; 7 wickets @ 24, BB 3/8
Northern District CC – Junior Development Academy
HK&HDCA Kookaburra Sport Rising Star Annual winner – 2015/16
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5. William COFFEY
Date of Birth – 27 September 2002
RHB (top/middle order); RAB (leg-spin)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016/17:
HK&HDCA U/14 Moore Shield (v-c) – 148 runs @ 37,
HS 62; 3 wickets @ 25, BB 1/1
Kookaburra Cup (ACT) – HK&HDCA U/14 – 63 runs @ 31.5,
HS 49; 2 wickets @ 11, BB 1/6
HK&HDCA U/14 Newcastle Carnival (captain) - 87 runs
@ 21.75, HS 45*; 3 wickets @ 6, BB 1/3
HK&HDCA U/15 Ross Turner Cup
WPHC U/15 Gold - 159 @ 39.7, HS 67*; 5 wkts @ 16, BB 3/16
St Joseph’s College U/15A (captain) – 237 @ 47.4,
HS 85, 8 wickets @ 11.5, BB 2/13
U/14 NSW State Challenge – Metro Sixers Waves (Premiers)
23 runs @ 7.67, HS 21 no
Northern District CC – U/16 AW Green Shield – 2017/18
6. Cooper DAVENPORT
Date of Birth – 17 October 2001
RHB (top/middle-order); RAB (off-spin)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016-17:
HK&HDCA U/15 Weblin Shield – 35 runs @ 12; 1 wicket
HK&HDCA U/15 Ross Turner Cup
Berowra CC (U/15) – 199 @ 28, HS 63; 9 wkts @ 20.4, BB 3/13
Berowra CC (C Grade) – 231 runs @ 23, HS 90
7. Lachlan FISHER
Date of Birth – 14 March 2002
LHB (top-middle order), LAB (fast)
Main cricket teams/ achievements in 2016/17:
North Shore U/15 Weblin Shield – 118 runs @ 29.50, HS: 57;
4 wickets @ 26, BB 2/29
NDCC AW Green Shield team
Barker College Year 10As – 263 runs @ 37, HS 80;
12 wickets, BB 3/5
Roseville U/17s – 111 runs, HS 32, 17 wickets @ 7.7 BB 4/13
8. Jordan FULLAGAR
Date of Birth – 11 January 2003
LHB (top-middle order); RHB (medium-pace)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016/17:
Normanhurst-Warrawee CC U/15 – 174 runs @ 17.4, HS 76
HK&HDCA Moore Shield U/14 – 72 runs @ 18.0, HS 31
Kookaburra Cup (ACT) – HK&HDCA U/14 – 82 runs @ 27.3,
HS 49
Pennant Hills HS 1st XI
HK&HDCA U/15 Ross Turner Cup
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9. Aidan JACKSON
Date of Birth – 4 October 2002
RHB (top/middle-order); RAB (medium-fast)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016/17:
WPHC Tamworth U/14 Carnival – 156 runs @ 52, HS 100no;
(100 balls); 5 wickets @ 17, BB 3/15
WPHC U/14 (Minor Premiers) – Captain - 358 runs @ 89.5;
HS 77 no (HK&HDCA Batting Prize); 7 wickets @ 15, BB 2/2
10. Oscar KIRK
Date of Birth – 7 March 2003
RHB (top-middle order); RAB (fast-medium pace)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016/17:
NDJCA U/14 Moore Shield (Captain) - 68 runs @ 16.7, HS 28;
3 wickets @ 36, BB 2/18
Riverview (GPS) U/14 (undefeated) - 169 runs @ 42, HS 48no;
12 wickets @ 9.3, BB 5/18
Epping Bulls U/14 - 123 runs @ 61, HS 64; 2 wkts @ 24, BB 2/9
Lane Cove U/14 - 130 @ 32.5, HS 47 no; 2 wkts @ 29, BB 2/8
Northern District CC – Junior Cricket Academy
11. Corey MILLER
Date of Birth – 23 November 2002
LHB (opener); RAB (medium-pacer)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016/17:
HK&HDCA U/14 Moore Shield – 260 runs @ 43.33, HS 96
HK&HDCA U/14 Newcastle Carnival – 24 runs and 2 wkts
Kookaburra Cup (ACT) – HK&HDCA U/14 – 104 runs @ 26,
HS 52 no; 5 wickets @ 5.6, BB 3/4
HK&HDCA U/15 Ross Turner Cup
Mount Colah U/16 – 196 runs @ 21.78, HS 57; 15 wkts
@ 5.33, BB 4/8
NSW State Challenge U/14 – 84 runs @ 21.00, HS 33
Northern District CC – Junior Development Academy
Gordon District CC – Junior Development Academy
Cricket NSW Metro U/15 Academy squad – 2017/18
12. Varun RAVINDRAN
Date of Birth – 9 May 2003
LHB (top-order); RAB (swing-medium pace)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016/17:
HK&HDCA U/14 Moore Shield – 9 wickets @ 7.8, BB 3/12;
52 runs @ 13, HS 38
HK&HDCA U/14 Newcastle Carnival – 81 runs @ 20.3, HS 45
Kookaburra Cup (ACT) – HK&HDCA U/14 – 27 runs @ 27,
HS 23 no; 3 wickets @ 12.7, BB 1/12
WPHC U/15 Gold – 305 runs @ 30.5, HS 70; 17 wickets
@ 9.3, BB 3/10
WPHC Career stats – 1,750 runs and 115 wickets
Normanhurst Boys HS U/15 (captain); Joint Premiers
NDCC – AW Green Shield squad 2017-18
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13. Charlie ROSE
Date of Birth – 26 November 2001
LHB (top-order); RAB (medium-pace)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016/17:
Kenthurst U/15 – 300 runs @ 43 ave; 6 wickets @ 15.5
HK&HDCA Weblin Shield - 48 runs @ 10; 2 wickets @ 20
North Sydney – AW Green Shield – 39 runs @ 20 ave.
North Sydney 5th Grade
HK&HDCA U/15 Ross Turner Cup
Career Batting – 3,501 runs; 37 ave.
Career Bowling – 106 wickets; 11.3 ave
2015/16 – Cricket NSW U13 & U14 State Challenge
14. Lachlan ROUGHLEY
Date of Birth – 28 September 2002
RHB (top-order); RAB (leg-spin)
Main cricket teams / achievements in 2016/17:
North Shore U/14 Presidents Cup (Premiers) (v-c) – 153 runs @ 25.5,
HS 42; 14 wickets at 7.4, BB 4/12. Bowling award.
North Shore U/14 Newcastle Carnival – 100 runs @ 25, HS 35;
4 wickets @ 18.5, BB 2/8
Lane Cove U/15 – 121 @ 24.2, HS 46no; 4 wkts @ 19.3, BB 2/6
St Aloysius College – Year 9A (undefeated) – 90 @ 22.5, HS 57;
5 wickets @ 12, BB 3/2
Northern District CC – Junior Development Academy
THE TOUR COMMITTEE SINCERELY THANKS THE 20 FAMILY SUPPORTERS ON THIS TOUR
Glenn BAXTER, Lindsay BAXTER, Simon COFFEY, Andy FULLAGAR, Col DAVENPORT, Matt HILEY,
David ROUGHLEY, Shane ROSE, Calvin BREYTENBACH, Adam KIRK, Cassandra KIRK, Henry KIRK,
Audrey KIRK, Sean MILLER, Wendy MILLER, Ravindran PURUSHOTHAMAN, Suma CHAKRAVARTHY,
Judy SHAW, Byron SHAW, Mitchell SHAW (see group photo on page 34)
Special thanks to our photographers on tour - Shane Rose, Simon Coffey, Glenn & Lindsay Baxter, Judy Shaw
Links to photo galleries from the tour bit.ly/WI-1_14-players bit.ly/WI-2-matches bit.ly/WI-3-social
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Captain’s Report – Lachlan Shaw (On the field)
Match 1 (29 June 2017) – at Queens College, Husbands St James,
Bridgetown, Barbados
Coaches’ Association / Northern District CC U/15 9/124 [30 overs]
(C. Rose 50, L. Shaw 27, J. Armstrong 3/14) def. Queens College
U/15 7/66 [30 overs] (J. Fullagar 3/6, L. Shaw 2 stumpings) by 58 runs
Looking to start the tour off on the right foot, our first game was shaping
up for the players to leave a strong impression in Barbados. Up
against the Queens College we knew this would be a tough game from
the beginning. In trouble early, we lost a couple of quick wickets but
Charlie Rose (50) and Lachlan Shaw (27) formed a solid partnership to
get us to a reasonable total of 124. Wickets were hard to find
throughout the innings but runs were also dry for the home team
struggling but Jordan Fullagar was the stand out bowler with 3/6.
Match 2 (30 June 2017) – at Desmond Haynes Oval, Black Rock, Barbados
Coaches’ Association / Northern District CC U/15 6/204 [35 overs] (J. Camp 64no, W. Coffey 48, L. Shaw 39)
def. Graydon Sealy Secondary School 31 [19.4 overs] (C. Davenport 3/1, L. Roughley 2/1, O. Kirk 2/9) by 173 runs
We headed into the next match with the aim to build on our last performance. Batting first against the Graydon
Sealy Secondary school, we started off strong with Will Coffey (48) and Lachlan Shaw (39) building a strong
partnership at the top of the order. Jayden Camp finished off the innings in style with a brilliant 64 not out. Our
bowling attack displayed just how good they were ripping through the oppositions batting order, bowling them out
for 31. Stand out bowlers to Cooper Davenport (3/1), Lachlan Roughly (2/1) and Oscar Kirk (2/9).
Match 3 (2 July 2017) – at Desmond Haynes Oval, Black Rock, Barbados
Coaches’ Association / NDCC U/15 5/202 [35 overs] (C. Rose 64, L. Shaw 60 [109 run 2nd wicket partnership],
C. Miller 20no, J. Hiley 19, N. Forde 3/28) def. Desmond Haynes Young Lions Academy (Carlton Junior
Cricket) 74 [26 overs] (R. Williams 34, J. Hiley 5/16, V. Ravindran 2/10) by 128 runs
Now settling into the conditions and understanding each other’s abilities on the cricket field, we wanted to keep
putting the home teams under pressure. Up against the Desmond Haynes Young Lions Academy (known locally
as Carlton Junior Cricket), we knew that they would be a very strong opposition. We lost an early wicket but a 109
run 2nd wicket partnership steered us in the right direction with Charlie Rose (64) and Lachlan Shaw (60). A late
partnership with Corey Miller (20 not out) and Joe Hiley (19) got us to a good total of 5/202 after 35 overs. Our
bowling was once again very strong with Varun Ravindran (2/10) bowling an outstanding opening spell followed by
an extremely tight spell from Joe Hiley coming on the get (5/16) and the first 5 wicket haul of the tour (and Joe’s
first 5/for of his career).
Match 4 (3 July 2017) – at Combermere School, Waterford, St. Michael, Barbados
Coaches’ Association / NDCC U/15 5/131 [17 overs] (C. Miller 50, J. Camp 51no) def. Combermere School
U/15 44 [12.3 overs] (A. Jackson 3/1, L. Fisher 2/13, J. Baxter 2/13) by 87 runs
Now in our fourth match and looking to keep our winning streak alive, we were up against Combermere School
U/15 team. As a result of heavy rain we were left with a wet pitch, a change of grounds and a reduction to a T20.
Corey Miller (50) and Jayden Camp (51 not out) were the entertaining batsman to get going and hitting balls
everywhere. We put pressure on them early as a few bowlers and our bowling attack in general had a good day
with the opposition finding it extremely hard to score. Aidan Jackson (3/1), Lachlan Fisher (2/13) and Jarod Baxter
(2/13). A great all-round performance and another victory for the touring team.
Match 5 (4 July 2017) – at Empire Cricket Club, Bank Hall, Bridgetown, Barbados
Coaches’ Association / NDCC U/15 132 [31.4 overs] (J. Camp 28, J. Hiley 19, J. Baxter 18, J. Fullagar 16,
S. Marshall 2/8, N. Holder 2/9) lost to Combermere School U/17 194 [29.5 overs] (S Marshall 53, D Niles 45,
S. Braithwaite 37, L. Roughley 5/41, J. Camp 2/16, C. Rose 3 catches) by 62 runs
With the word getting around of our strong performances we were told to expect a much stronger opposition in
today’s game. The next opposition being Combermere School U17 it was well known that this would be our
toughest match yet. In an unusual manner for our boys, we didn’t start off well with the ball however found a way
to bring it back dramatically towards the middle. Lachlan Roughley’s impressive spell of 5/41 changed the game
with 3 excellent catches from Charlie Rose on the boundary. Jayden Camp also bowled very well with 2/16 and
brought the total back to an achievable 194 runs. With the bat, wickets consistently fell from the start, however
innings from Jarod Baxter (18) and Jordan Fullagar (16) provided the team with a spine to build off. Towards the
end of the innings Joe Hiley (19) and Jayden Camp (28) provided cameos that gave us hope and kept the match
within reach until the end.
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Match 6 (6 July 2017) – at 3Ws Oval, Cave Hill campus, University of the West Indies, Barbados
Coaches’ Association / NDCC U/15 79 [35.2 overs] (C. Davenport 11, L. Shaw 10, J. Camp 10, R. Headley
4/14) lost to Barbados U/17 National Team 7/275 [45 overs] (N. Reifer 85, Z. Clark 37, M. Forde 32, T. Gibson
29no, J. Camp 3/46, J. Hiley 3/47) by 197 runs
Moving into a new game and again looking improve, we also knew that the match would be a tough one against
the Barbados U17 National team. A great experience for all of the boys playing an older national team on a first
class ground. Losing the toss, we were sent in to bowl first and up against a strong batting line-up. The opposition
were strong throughout their innings despite the fight our boys put up with the ball and in the field. The two bowlers
who looked the part on the day were Jayden Camp (3/46) and Joe Hiley (3/47). By consistently putting the ball in
good areas they were able to build pressure and provide some breakthrough wickets. The opposition made their
way to an imposing 7/275. Only a few of our batsmen managing to hang in against their quick bowlers, only
Cooper Davenport (11), Jayden Camp (10) and Lachlan Shaw (10) were able to reach double figures.
Match 7 (7 July 2017) – at Franklyn Stephenson Academy, Cockade House, St Thomas, Barbados
Coaches’ Association / NDCC U/15 8/233 [40 overs] (C. Rose 64no, W. Coffey 54no [122 run unbroken
th
9 wicket partnership], J. Camp 36, J. Fullagar 26, M. Simmons 3/25, N. Collymore 2/21) def. Barbados Cricket
Association U/15 Select XI 201 [38.2 overs] (J. St Hill 60, T. O’Neal 45no, J. Hiley 2/12, C. Davenport 2/38,
W. Coffey 2/41) by 32 runs
Looking for a fresh start after back-to-back loses, we were also now nearing the end of our time in Barbados.
Wanting to do well in every game remaining, we were now up against the Barbados Cricket Association U/15
Select XI who were a good young side. Our batting was very strong with people throughout the order managing to
build partnerships and post a few solid scores. Jayden Camp (36) and Jordan Fullagar (26) were strong early in
the innings, setting a good platform and later allowing for the development of the 9th wicket partnership between
Charlie Rose (64 not out) and Will Coffey (54 not out) to reach an unbroken 122 runs. This match came right down
to the wire but thanks to tight bowling and good fielding throughout, the boys were able to find a way over the line.
Three bowlers stood up and did particularly well including Joe Hiley (2-12), Will Coffey (2-41) and Cooper
Davenport (2-38).
Match 8 (8 July 2017) – at Franklyn Stephenson Academy, Cockade House, St Thomas, Barbados
Coaches’ Association / NDCC U/15 1/343 [38 overs] (L. Shaw 100 ret., L. Fisher 100 ret. [217 run unbroken
1st wicket partnership], C. Miller 65no, J. Baxter 39no [107 run unbroken 2nd wicket partnership]) def. Franklyn
Stephenson Academy 147 [35.5 overs] (J. Layne 50no, J. Fullagar 3/28, J. Baxter 2/22) by 196 runs
With a very successful tour nearing its end, the boys wanted to finish on a positive note by making the final game
in Barbados a memorable one. Against a solid young group of cricketers from the Franklyn Stephenson Academy,
we won the toss and decided to bat first. We set the tone from the beginning and posted a 217 run unbroken
1st wicket partnership, with Lachlan Shaw (100 retired) and Lachlan Fisher (100 retired) both scoring centuries.
Corey Miller (65no) and Jarod Baxter (39no) also posted impressive scores taking the touring to an imposing 1/343
off 38 overs. The bowling was again very impressive while also being a lot tighter than other days. With many
bowlers unlucky not to get the wickets they deserved, Jordan Fullagar (3/28) which would be his most talked about
wicket, knocking over Franklyn Stevenson himself and Jarod Baxter (2/22) were the stand out bowlers. Oscar Kirk
also entertained by impressively knocking over his older brother Henry, who was invited to play for the home team,
followed by decent send-off as he walked off. Varun Ravindran also bowled very well in his short spell and unlucky
not to get the wickets he deserved. A complete performance by the Coaches’ Association / NDCC U/15 team in
defeating the Franklyn Stephenson Academy in what was a great way to finish off the cricket on tour.
What an absolutely fantastic tour this has been. Fourteen
players were lucky enough to not only experience great cricket
in unfamiliar territory and climates, but to share this journey
with who was soon to become lifelong friends, is something
that none of us will forget.
A very special thank you goes to Bruce Wood for putting
together this amazing opportunity for us all and umpiring the
8 matches in Barbados in very warm conditions. The tour ran
like clockwork and when we were all enjoying ourselves, Bruce
was still thinking about the next thing that needed to be
organised.
Thanks also to the coaches, Rod Hokin and Josh Miller, for
the pre-tour training sessions, the individual planning and goal
setting, the match days, the constant mentoring and for the
overall fun we all had together. Our amazing parents can’t be
thanked enough. Thank you – the Barbados 2017 Tour will be
hard to top.
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Captain’s Report – Joe Hiley (Off the field)
And so began the journey of a lifetime, little did we know at the time
that this trip would stand out above the rest. One by one, we
gathered at the airport Coffee Club having our last drinks on home
soil, the bags had been sent through and the flight tickets had been
printed. We were ready to go. The excitement could be seen on
everyone’s face as we took our first step onto the plane, we took our
seats and buckled up for one of the longest flights we had ever been
on. The plane trip was rough for some, gentle for others, myself and
Lachlan Fisher took turns on sleeping in the footrest as it felt
somewhat like a bed at home.
We arrived in Los Angeles after a long flight and ventured to the
famous Universal Studios. Our team had a ball going on every
single ride we could – the boys really bonded well that day.
However, the long flight had crept up on a few of us as we left
Universal Studios with our eyes shut on the bus. We got back and had a sleep in a proper bed at our hotel.
Waking up at 4.00am wasn’t the greatest feeling, over 2 ½ hours in the airport then followed, but it was worth it in
the end as we boarded our next flight from LA to Miami. We landed in Miami with a 4-hour stop-over scheduled
before we took off for the last time. All the boys sat on the edge of their seats, eager to get onto the plane and fly
to Barbados, the centre of cricket in the West Indies. We hopped on our final flight, ready for the fun to begin.
Here we are, Barbados. We grabbed all of our things in a hurry before stepping into the warmth outside. All the
boys were talking about the excitement that builds, this energy continues until we take our bus back to the Butterfly
Beach Hotel. Everyone (including Rod & Josh) dash to their rooms after a small team talk about cabin groups. We
unpack and get straight into our swimming gear. This was where the true holiday began.
We found a small beach next to the Hotel, everyone
squeezed through the gate and ran for the crystal-clear
water that was before us. It was heaven! The water
was as warm as a bath, perfectly clear and was just
brilliant to be in. We splashed around for hours and
hours, enjoying every moment we could before getting
dressed and doing a light training session. We had our
dinner and went to our rooms, eager for our first game.
The team woke up in Paradise! We gathered at
breakfast which was a buffet filled with delicious food,
we had our team talk, packed and left for our first game. We had a win and celebrated on the bus with music,
cheering and of course the dreaded fines meeting. We got back and had a warm down and a stretch in the pool
before heading back up to our rooms to get dressed, ready for dinner. After an amazing meal with the whole team,
everyone got back to the hotel and went to bed, stunned by what an experience we had on the first day.
Many of the boys woke up earlier that next morning, wanting to swim in the warm beaches at 6.00am before
breakfast and our second match on tour against the Graydon Sealy Secondary School at Desmond Haynes Oval.
Kensington Oval was our next stop that evening as we went to watch the local T20 final, huge hits and great
catches were seen. Lachlan, Rod and myself were taken upstairs for an interview on live TV, we talked about the
tour and where we are from, before wrapping things up with an excellent speech from Rocket that covered all
bases. We headed home after a day filled to the brim with fun and pleasant surprise at the end.
The day that followed was a favourite of many on this tour, the catamaran day! We got to the site and boarded the
JAMMIN Boat that took us away into the sea, we went snorkelling and saw amazing ship wrecks and even a huge
turtle that swam beneath our feet. This continued before we got called back onto the boats, heading off to another
location. The team talked and bonded as we dropped
the anchor and went for another swim again, this time
with a $10 ride that sent us flying on an inflatable that
was dragged behind a speed boat. A smashing lunch
was provided before party hour. The parents and kids
gathered inside, we watched our parents lean back to
have shots poured into their mouths, the music was
pumping and the crowd was dancing, before we had a
competition with a rival catamaran. The day came to an
end when we hopped off and headed home, many of us
a little sunburnt. We headed up to a beach where we
had dinner as well.
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After our final game in Barbados against the Franklyn Stevenson Academy, we went back to our hotel and
unpacked our bags before saying goodbye to our amazing bus driver, Larry. The boys pulled $10 US each
together as a leaving present of $140 dollars. We said our final goodbyes, headed to our rooms and began to
pack up. After a final swim and a final team dinner, we went to bed for the last time in Barbados.
This day was a rough one for the boys, it started at 4:30am before being delayed even further at the airport, most
of the boys were more quiet than usual, realising that their time in Barbados had come to an end. The lads jumped
on the plane for Miami, seeing the last of Barbados through the small glass window on the plane. When we landed
in Miami, we had a short stop-over, giving us time to eat and talk about the best moments of our trip.
When we arrived in Los Angeles after the next flight, the boys settled down and grabbed their gear before hopping
onto a bus that took us to our hotel room, where we found out the sad news that the game the following day
against the Southern California Cricket Association had been cancelled was announced, the boys looked upset,
but eager to explore America. We put our stuff in our rooms before a swim and a meal, followed by sleep.
The boys woke next morning to the news that we were
touring the LA Angels Baseball Stadium at Anaheim; this was
an amazing day as we walked around each room and learnt
a little about baseball as well. The boys loved it and really
got stuck in when the guide told us about Mike Trout and his
record as one of the best baseball players of all time. After a
quick trip to the gift shop, the boys were taken to a shopping
outlet to spend more of our parents’ money! We picked up
expensive clothing for cheap amounts of money, along with
other things as well. After the shopping spree, we were
taken on a small drive around LA as we headed back home,
after a great meal and a chat with the team, we went to bed.
“DISNEYLAND” - the boys could not wait to crash through the
front gates. We went on rides as an entire team before
breaking into groups, my group discovered the fast pass secret
and got onto every single ride without waiting more than 10
minutes. We had a cracker of a day as it kept going. More
rides, more games and more fun as we grouped together to go
and watch the light show. The light show was astounding,
lasting more than 20 minutes with iconic movies thrown through
it. Truly a spectacular site. After an immense day at
Disneyland, the team and parents gathered at an arranged
dinner. We shared laughs, had fun, handed out awards, gave
speeches and took our final team photo.
Our final day on the tour took us to the Griffith Observatory
in the Hollywood hills for a couple of hours; the view was
amazing. Next stop was the Hollywood “Walk of Fame”
with the stars engraved into the walkway. We had a quick
look at Mann’s Chinese Theatre with the quotes from the
famous stars, along with their handprints. When we
departed for Santa Monica Pier, the boys’ energy had lifted
with excitement and adrenaline. We walked around the
iconic pier and ventured down to the super long beach
itself. A quick swim and some beach cricket had us
satisfied, before we enjoyed a Thai meal for dinner.
We boarded the bus for LAX and the boys talked about the
tour, discussing all the highlights. We arrived at the airport
and did the usual things, as we waited to be taken back to
Australia. The boys were quiet, we all knew what the other
was thinking. Everyone was going to miss this tour, the
friendships we built and the memories we had made would
never be forgotten. This was a trip I will never forget.
Special thanks to our tour officials, Rod, Josh & Bruce, plus all
the parents for making this memorable opportunity possible.
The Coaches’ Association and Northern District CC have a
winning formula with these amazing U/15 cricket tours.
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HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15 V. QUEENS COLLEGE, BARBADOS
Venue – Queens College, Husbands St James, Bridgetown, Barbados
Date – Thursday, 29 June 2017 (Match 1)
Toss – HKHDCCA / NDCC – batted (Maximum 30 overs)
Umpires – Bruce Wood (Sydney) and Anthony Farrell (Barbados)
Coaches – Rod Hokin (Sydney) and Barry Forde (Queens College)
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15
1 Charlie Rose c. sub. (Kirk) b. Small 50
2 Cooper Davenport LBW Armstrong 5
3 Oscar Kirk c & b. Armstrong 0
4 Aidan Jackson c & b. Haynes 0
5 Jordan Fullagar c & b. Haynes 3
6 Will Coffey c. Collymore b. Armstrong 3
7 Lachlan Shaw (C) (w-k) c. Memi b. Small 27
8 Jayden Camp Run Out (Haynes) 14
9 Lachlan Fisher b. Griffith 1
10 Jarod Baxter Not Out 5
11 Lachlan Roughley Not Out 1
12 Varun Ravindran DNB
13 Joe Hiley (v-c) DNB
14 Corey Miller DNB
Extras b 3, lb 1, w 8, nb 3
TOTAL 30 overs 9 wickets for 124
FoW 14, 18, 19, 24, 30, 88, 107, 115, 123
O M R W
1 Jalel Armstrong 6 2 14 3
2 Christian Haynes 6 0 18 2
3 Gabriel Muhajari 4 0 19 0
4 Yaya Memi 1 0 8 0
5 Nathan Collymore 6 0 33 0
6 Ajani Small 5 0 22 2
7 Jazz Griffith 2 0 6 1
Queens College, Barbados
1 Nathan Collymore Bowled Roughley 8
2 Kemar Jordan st. Shaw (w-k) b. Baxter 20
3 Christian Haynes Bowled Camp 7
4 Rojae Griffith LBW Fisher 13
5 Jazz Griffith st. Shaw (w-k) b. Fullagar 1
6 Ajani Small LBW Fullagar 1
7 Gabriel Muhajari LBW Fullagar 0
8 Yaya Memi Not Out 5
9 Jalel Armstrong DNB
10 Omar Phillips DNB
11 Kirk Edwards DNB
Extras b 2, lb 2, w 3, nb 4 11
TOTAL 30 overs 7 wickets for 66
FoW 33, 35, 48, 49, 52, 52, 66
O M R W
1 Lachlan Fisher 4.5 1 9 1
2 Varun Ravindran 4 1 8 0
3 Lachlan Roughley 6 2 8 1
4 Jarod Baxter 5 1 17 1
5 Jordan Fullagar 3 1 6 3
6 Jayden Camp 3 1 4 1
7 Will Coffey 3 0 7 0
8 Aidan Jackson 1.1 0 3 0
HKHDCCA / NDCC TEAM WON BY 58 RUNS
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17COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15 V. GRAYDON SEALY SECONDARY SCHOOL
Venue – Desmond Haynes Oval, Black Rock, Barbados
Date – Friday, 30 June 2017 (Match 2)
Toss – HKHDCCA / NDCC – batted (Maximum 35 overs)
Umpires – Bruce Wood (Sydney) and Anthony Farrell (Barbados)
Coaches – Rod Hokin (Sydney) and Jeremy John (Graydon Sealy School)
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15
1 Corey Miller c & b. Bramble 1
2 Lachlan Shaw (v-c) (w-k) Bowled Cobham 39
3 Will Coffey c. Pallord b. Cobham 48
4 Jayden Camp Not Out 64
5 Varun Ravindran Bowled Mayer Alleyne 11
6 Oscar Kirk c. Pallord b. Gittens 5
7 Lachlan Fisher c. Joseph b. Mayer Alleyne 5
8 Lachlan Roughley Not Out 1
9 Aidan Jackson DNB
10 Cooper Davenport DNB
11 Charlie Rose DNB
12 Joe Hiley (C) DNB
13 Jordan Fullagar DNB
14 Jarod Baxter DNB
Extras b 6, lb 3, w 12, nb 9 30
TOTAL 35 overs 6 wickets for 204
FoW 2, 99, 103, 138, 150, 185
O M R W
1 Shaquan Bramble 4 0 23 1
2 Makail Gittens 6 0 40 1
3 Geoffrey Mapp 3 0 16 0
4 Ramario Mayer Alleyne 6 0 52 2
5 Akiel Cobham 7 0 26 2
6 Stephen Burgess 2 0 11 0
7 Niyium Joseph 7 0 27 0
Graydon Sealy School
1 Shaquan Bramble LBW Jackson 4
2 Ramario Mayer Alleyne c. Shaw (w-k) b. Rose 9
3 Niyium Joseph c. Jackson b. Kirk 0
4 Stephen Burgess c. Miller b. Kirk 0
5 Lamar Pallord c. Camp b. Davenport 1
6 Akiel Cobham LBW Davenport 0
7 Makail Gittens (C) c. Roughley b. Hiley 6
8 Geoffrey Mapp Not Out 0
9 Jayden Durent (w-k) c. Shaw (w-k) b. Davenport 0
10 Julian Barnett Bowled Roughley 0
11 Aaron Bruce LBW Roughley 0
Extras b 1, lb 1, w 9, nb 0 11
TOTAL 19.4 overs 10 wickets for 31
FoW 15, 15, 18, 21, 22, 26, 30, 30, 30, 31, 31
O M R W
1 Aidan Jackson 4 0 8 1
2 Charlie Rose 4 2 6 1
3 Oscar Kirk 3 0 9 2
4 Cooper Davenport 4 3 1 3
5 Joe Hiley 3 2 4 1
6 Lachlan Roughley 1.4 1 1 2
HKHDCCA / NDCC TEAM WON BY 173 RUNS
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19COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15 V. DESMOND HAYNES YOUNG LIONS ACADEMY (CARLTON JUNIOR CRICKET)
Venue – Desmond Haynes Oval, Black Rock, Barbados
Date – Sunday, 2 July 2017 (Match 3)
Toss – HKHDCCA / NDCC – batted (Maximum 35 overs)
Umpires – Bruce Wood (Sydney) and Lawson Cummings (Barbados)
Coaches – Rod Hokin (Sydney) and Alex Branch (Desmond Haynes Academy / Carlton Junior Cricket)
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15
1 Lachlan Roughley Bowled Forde 1
2 Lachlan Shaw (C) (w-k) c. Roett b. Forde 60
3 Charlie Rose c. Forde b. Haynes 64
4 Lachlan Fisher c. Moore b. Forde 0
5 Joe Hiley (v-c) Bowled Roett 19
6 Jarod Baxter Not Out 13
7 Corey Miller Not Out 20
8 Jordan Fullagar DNB
9 Will Coffey DNB
10 Oscar Kirk DNB
11 Varun Ravindran DNB
12 Jayden Camp DNB
13 Cooper Davenport DNB
14 Aidan Jackson DNB
Extras b 7, lb 2, w 8, nb 8 25
TOTAL 35 overs 5 wickets for 202
FoW 6, 115, 115, 151, 169
O M R W
1 Nathan Roett 7 1 33 1
2 Nathan Forde 7 0 28 3
3 Christian Haynes 7 0 32 1
4 Saurav Worrell 4 0 41 0
5 Makhaya Moore 1 0 6 0
6 Nikolai Worrell 1 0 13 0
7 Rashad Williams 5 0 30 0
8 Jai Delstin 3 0 10 0
Desmond Haynes Academy / Carlton Junior Cricket
1 Jai Delstin st. Shaw (w-k) b. Ravindran 0
2 Nathan Forde c. Roughley b. Miller 2
3 Rashad Williams (C) c. Fisher b. Hiley 34
4 Christian Haynes c. Coffey b. Ravindran 0
5 Makhaya Moore c. Camp b. Fullagar 5
6 Nathan Roett c. Baxter b. Hiley 7
7 Anderson Carver LBW Camp 0
8 Saurav Worrell c. Rose b. Hiley 2
9 Nikolai Worrell Bowled Hiley 0
10 Kadian Jordan Bowled Hiley 0
11 Shaquon Jordoan Not Out 0
12 Lamar Pollard DNB
Extras b 5, lb 1, w 15, nb 3 24
TOTAL 26 overs 10 wickets for 74
FoW 0, 10, 22, 44, 61, 67, 67, 67, 71, 74
O M R W
1 Varun Ravindran 4 1 10 2
2 Corey Miller 3 0 9 1
3 Will Coffey 5 0 9 0
4 Oscar Kirk 4 0 10 0
5 Jordan Fullagar 3 0 12 1
6 Joe Hiley 5 1 16 5
7 Jayden Camp 2 1 2 1
HKHDCCA / NDCC TEAM WON BY 128 RUNS
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21COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15 V. COMBERMERE SCHOOL U/15
Venue – Combermere School, Waterford, St. Michael, Barbados
Date – Monday, 3 July 2017 (Match 4)
Toss – HKHDCCA / NDCC – batted (T20 – reduced to 17 overs maximum due to rain interruption)
Umpires – Bruce Wood (Sydney) and Anthony Farrell (Barbados)
Coaches – Rod Hokin (Sydney) and Keon Wiltshire (Combermere)
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15
1 Corey Miller c. Forde b. Worrell 50
2 Lachlan Shaw (v-c) (w-k) c & b. Forde 6
3 Jordan Fullagar c. Leacock b. Forde 4
4 Jayden Camp Not Out 51
5 Will Coffey Run Out (Leacock) 1
6 Aidan Jackson Run Out (Leacock) 3
7 Varun Ravindran Not Out 4
8 Cooper Davenport DNB
9 Charlie Rose DNB
10 Lachlan Fisher DNB
11 Joe Hiley (C) DNB
12 Jarod Baxter DNB
13 Oscar Kirk DNB
14 Lachlan Roughley DNB
Extras b 0, lb 1, w 6, nb 5 12
TOTAL 17 overs 5 wickets for 131
FoW 12, 35, 77, 99, 113
O M R W
1 C Simmons 4 0 19 0
2 K Forde 4 0 18 2
3 S Blenman 2 0 16 0
4 T Riley 1 0 20 0
5 S Worrell 2 0 31 1
6 R Roach 3 0 23 0
7 A Eylene 1 0 3 0
Combermere School – U/15
1 J Leacock Run Out (Coffey / Shaw) 2
2 R Asgard c. Hiley b. Fisher 3
3 R Roach c. Miller b. Fisher 2
4 C Simmons c & b. Rose 0
5 D Scott c & b. Jackson 6
6 S Blenman c. Rose b. Baxter 1
7 T Riley c. Davenport b. Baxter 12
8 K Forde c. Baxter b. Jackson 2
9 J Clarke Run Out (Camp / Shaw) 3
10 S Worrell Bowled Jackson 0
11 A Eylene Not Out 0
Extras b 0, lb 0, w 11, nb 2 13
TOTAL 12.3 overs 10 wickets for 44
FoW 11, 13, 15, 15, 21, 38, 39, 44, 44, 44
O M R W
1 Lachlan Fisher 2 0 13 2
2 Charlie Rose 3 0 4 1
3 Joe Hiley 3 0 8 0
4 Jarod Baxter 2 0 13 2
5 Aidan Jackson 1.3 0 1 3
6 Cooper Davenport 1 0 5 0
HKHDCCA / NDCC TEAM WON BY 87 RUNS
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23COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15 V. COMBERMERE SCHOOL U/17
Venue – Empire Cricket Club, Bank Hall, Bridgetown, Barbados
Date – Tuesday, 4 July 2017 (Match 5)
Toss – COMBERMERE U/17 – batted (Maximum 40 overs)
Umpires – Bruce Wood (Sydney) and Anthony Farrell (Barbados)
Coaches – Rod Hokin (Sydney) and Keon Wiltshire (Combermere School)
COMBERMERE U/17
1 S Braithwaite (C ) (w-k) c. Rose b. Miller 37
2 K Stoute LBW Jackson 3
3 S Marshall c. Rose b. Roughley 53
4 A Goodridge st. Shaw (w-k) b. Hiley 4
5 D Niles c. Shaw (w-k) b. Roughley 45
6 N Holder c. Miller b. Roughley 0
7 T Chase c. Rose b. Roughley 9
8 K Gilkes c. Fullagar b. Camp 21
9 D Cuffie Not Out 9
10 N Patrick c. Roughley b. Camp 1
11 M Lewis LBW Roughley 0
Extras b 3, lb 1, w 7, nb 1 12
TOTAL 29.5 overs 10 wickets for 194
FoW 21, 97, 104, 114, 115, 128, 184, 188, 191, 194
O M R W
1 Lachlan Fisher 5 0 51 0
2 Aidan Jackson 4 0 23 1
3 Corey Miller 3 0 23 1
4 Joe Hiley 8 0 36 1
5 Lachlan Roughley 5.5 0 41 5
6 Jayden Camp 4 1 16 2
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15
1 Cooper Davenport c. Niles b. Holder 0
2 Charlie Rose b. Marshall 4
3 Oscar Kirk c. Marshall b. Holder 6
4 Jordan Fullagar c. Goodridge b. Niles 16
5 Jarod Baxter c. Stoute b. Lewis 18
6 Lachlan Roughley c. Gilkes b. Cuffie 2
7 Joe Hiley (v-c) c & b. Stoute 19
8 Lachlan Shaw (C) (w-k) c. Chase b. Cuffie 6
9 Jayden Camp c. Stoute b. Marshall 28
10 Corey Miller Not Out 14
11 Lachlan Fisher Run Out 0
12 Aidan Jackson DNB
Extras b 1, lb 0, w 14, nb 4 19
TOTAL 31.4 overs 10 wickets for 132
FoW 2, 11, 13, 42, 56, 58, 70, 99, 128, 132
O M R W
1 N Holder 3 0 9 2
2 K Gilkes 3 1 4 0
3 S Marshall 4 1 8 2
4 A Goodridge 3 0 11 0
5 M Lewis 3.4 0 11 1
6 N Patrick 3 0 11 0
7 D Niles 3 1 7 1
8 D Cuffie 3 0 19 2
9 T Chase 3 0 35 0
10 K Stoute 3 0 18 1
COMBERMERE SCHOOL U/17 WON BY 62 RUNS
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25COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15 V. BARBADOS U/17 NATIONAL TEAM
Venue – 3W’s Oval, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill campus, Barbados
Date – Thursday, 6 July 2017 (Match 6)
Toss – BARBADOS U/17 – batted (Maximum 50 overs – reduced to 45 due to rain delays)
Umpires – Bruce Wood (Sydney) and Anthony Farrell (Barbados)
Coaches – Rod Hokin (Sydney) and Nhamo Winn (Barbados U/17)
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15
1 Nico Reifer (C) c. Miller (w-k) b. Fisher 85
2 Reshan Worrall LBW Camp 23
3 Demetrius Richards c & b. Camp 7
4 Antonio Morris c. Fisher b. Hiley 19
5 Jonlhi Jordan c. Rose b. Hiley 12
6 Zidane Clark c. Coffey b. Hiley 37
7 Matthew Forde c. Hiley b. Camp 32
8 Tauron Gibson (w-k) Not Out 29
9 Indal Persaud Not Out 3
10 Raman Simmons DNB
11 Jedaah Blades DNB
12 Shemar Persaud DNB
13 Rikeen Headley DNB
Extras b 10, lb 3, w 12, nb 1 26
TOTAL 45 overs 7 wickets for 275
FoW 43, 54, 88, 120, 181, 189, 269
O M R W
1 Lachlan Fisher 9 1 50 1
2 Varun Ravindran 4 0 27 0
3 Jayden Camp 9 0 46 3
4 Oscar Kirk 3 0 24 0
5 Will Coffey 3 0 15 0
6 Joe Hiley 9 0 47 3
7 Lachlan Roughley 6 0 37 0
8 Jordan Fullagar 2 0 16 0
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15
1 Corey Miller (w-k) c. Gibson (w-k) b. Simmons 4
2 Lachlan Shaw (v-c) Bowled Forde 10
3 Cooper Davenport st. Gibson (w-k) b. Headley 11
4 Lachlan Fisher Bowled Blades 7
5 Charlie Rose LBW Persaud 7
6 Will Coffey Bowled Headley 6
7 Jayden Camp c. Blades b. Persaud 10
8 Joe Hiley (C) c. Reifer b. Headley 0
9 Oscar Kirk c. Persaud b. Headley 1
10 Jordan Fullagar Not Out 1
11 Varun Ravindran Run Out (Persaud) 4
12 Lachlan Roughley DNB
Extras b 0, lb 2, w 16, nb 0 18
TOTAL 35.2 overs 10 wickets for 79
FoW 10, 25, 38, 51, 61, 65, 67, 72, 74, 79
O M R W
1 Raman Simmons 5 0 11 1
2 Matthew Forde 6 0 11 1
3 Jedaah Blades 4 0 18 1
4 Reshan Worrall 4 0 12 0
5 Shemar Persaud 6 2 7 1
6 Rikeen Headley 7 3 14 4
8 Indal Persaud 3 0 4 1
9 Zidane Clark 0.2 0 0 0
BARBADOS U/17 NATIONAL T EAM WON BY 197 RUNS
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27COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15 V. BARBADOS U/15 SELECT XI
Venue – Franklyn Stephenson Academy Ground, Cockade House, Bennetts, Saint Thomas, Barbados
Date – Friday, 7 July 2017 (Match 7)
Toss – HKHDCCA / NDCC – batted (Maximum 40 overs)
Umpires – Bruce Wood (Sydney) and Anthony Farrell (Barbados)
Coaches – Rod Hokin (Sydney) and Corey Edwards (Barbados Select XI)
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15
1 Oscar Kirk c. Refer b. Forde 11
2 Lachlan Roughley st. Robert (w-k) b. Babb 15
3 Jordan Fullagar LBW Simmons 26
4 Jayden Camp c. Collymore b. O’Neal 36
5 Aidan Jackson b. Collymore 0
6 Varun Ravindran b. Simmons 1
7 Joe Hiley (C) c. Grant b. Simmons 0
8 Cooper Davenport LBW Collymore 2
9 Will Coffey Not Out 54
10 Charlie Rose Not Out 64
11 Jarod Baxter DNB
12 Corey Miller (w-k) DNB
Extras b 3, lb 3, w 18, nb 0 24
TOTAL 40 overs 8 wickets for 233
FoW 21, 36, 93, 94, 95, 96, 105, 111
O M R W
1 Azari Best 6 0 39 0
2 Jaden Webster 4 1 10 0
3 Daniel Babb 5 1 5 1
4 Nathaniel Forde 5 0 32 1
5 Maurice Simmons 5 0 25 3
6 Nathan Collymore 5 0 21 2
7 Teyan O’Neal 5 0 41 1
8 Kemar Grant 5 0 54 0
Barbados U/15 Select XI
1 Jonathan St Hill c. Jackson b. Ravindran 60
2 Teyan O’Neal Not Out 45
3 Jordan Refer c. Fisher b. Hiley 10
4 Maurice Simmons Bowled Hiley 22
5 Jayda Robert LBW Davenport 13
6 Kemar Grant Bowled Baxter 3
7 Hazar Perryman c. Kirk b. Davenport 0
8 Nathaniel Forde c & b. Coffey 1
9 Azari Best Bowled Coffey 0
10 Nathan Collymore Run Out (Coffey) 4
11 Daniel Babb Bowled Jackson 14
12 Jaden Webster DNB
Extras b 1, lb 3, w 25, nb 0 29
TOTAL 38.2 overs 10 wickets for 201
FoW 136, 143, 163, 166, 166, 166, 170, 197, 201
O M R W
1 Charlie Rose 1 0 20 0
2 Jarod Baxter 8 1 34 1
3 Varun Ravindran 5 0 21 1
4 Aidan Jackson 3.2 0 31 1
5 Will Coffey 8 0 41 2
6 Cooper Davenport 8 1 38 2
7 Joe Hiley 5 1 12 2
HKHDCCA / NDCC TEAM WON BY 32 RUNS
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29COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15 V. FRANKLYN STEPHENSON ACADEMY, BARBADOS
Venue – Franklyn Stephenson Academy Ground, Cockade House, Bennetts, Saint Thomas, Barbados
Date – Saturday, 8 July 2017 (Match 8)
Toss – HKHDCCA / NDCC – batted (40 overs maximum, reduced to 38 due to time lost)
Umpires – Bruce Wood (Sydney) and Oliver Reece (Barbados)
Coaches – Rod Hokin (Sydney) and Franklyn Stephenson (Franklyn Stephenson Academy)
HKHDCCA / NDCC U/15
1 Lachlan Shaw (C) Retired (Not Out) 100
2 Lachlan Fisher Retired (Not Out) 100
3 Will Coffey c. Bellamy b. Richardson 11
4 Corey Miller (w-k) Not Out 65
5 Jarod Baxter Not Out 39
6 Cooper Davenport DNB
7 Aidan Jackson DNB
8 Oscar Kirk DNB
9 Jordan Fullagar DNB
10 Lachlan Roughley DNB
11 Varun Ravindran DNB
12 Joe Hiley (v-c) DNB
Extras b 4, lb 1, w 19, nb 4 28
TOTAL 38 overs 1 wicket for 343
FoW (217) 236
O M R W
1 Kierre Graham 5 0 43 0
2 Joshua Dorne 3 0 34 0
3 Jordan Layne 7.5 0 63 0
4 Henry Kirk 3 0 24 0
5 Kemani Richardson 4 0 44 1
6 Jayden Webster 2 0 17 0
7 Aaron Weeks 3 0 32 0
8 Hans Campbell 4.5 0 30 0
9 Azari Maynard 3 0 20 0
10 Tristan Nurse 1 0 19 0
11 Franklyn Stephenson 1 0 12 0
Franklyn Stephenson Academy
1 Aaron Weeks c. Coffey b. Fullagar 18
2 Joshua Dorne (C) Run Out (Shaw / Miller) 3
3 Hans Campbell c. Fisher b. Fullagar 9
4 Jordan Layne Retired (Not Out) 50
5 Franklyn Stephenson (w-k) c. Shaw b. Fullagar 0
6 Henry Kirk Bowled Oscar Kirk 7
7 Kierre Graham Run Out (Shaw / Miller) 17
8 Kemani Richardson c. Coffey b. Baxter 0
9 Jayden Webster c. Fisher b. Baxter 2
10 Tristan Nurse Run Out (Shaw / Miller) 0
11 Azari Maynard c. Coffey b. Jackson 1
12 Shakir Delph Not Out 0
Extras b 4, lb 5, w 31, nb 0 40
TOTAL 35.5 overs 9 wickets for 147
FoW 19, 40, 51, 52, 62, 122, 127, 132, 145, 145, 147
O M R W
1 Aidan Jackson 6.5 0 36 1
2 Jordan Fullagar 8 0 28 3
3 Cooper Davenport 5 0 17 0
4 Oscar Kirk 7 0 23 1
5 Lachlan Roughley 3 0 7 0
6 Varun Ravindran 2 0 5 0
7 Jarod Baxter 4 0 22 2
HKHDCCA / NDCC TEAM WON BY 196 RUNS
30COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
31COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
BATTING AND BOWLING STATISTICS FROM THE WEST INDIES TOUR
Tour Performance Awards
Leading Batsman: Lachlan Shaw – 248 runs @ 35.4 ave. HS 100 no
Runner Up Batsman: Charlie Rose – 189 runs @ 47.2 ave. HS 64 no
Leading Bowler: Joe Hiley – 12 wickets @ 10.25 ave. BB 5/16
Runner Up Bowler: Lachlan Roughley – 8 wickets @ 11.75 ave. BB 5/41
Leading All Rounder: Jayden Camp – 203 runs @ 50.8, HS 64 no; 7 wickets @ 9.7
Leading Fielder: Will Coffey
Best Team Player: Aidan Jackson
32COACHES’ ASSOCIATION / NORTHERN DISTRICT CC U/15 T OUR – WEST INDIES & USA – 2017 – REPORT
ROD HOKIN (HEAD COACH) – ASSESSMENT OF PLAYERS
NO. PLAYER BRIEF COMMENTS
Had a fantastic tour and was outstanding both on and off the field. Led from the front in terms of
Lachlan batting being our leading run scorer with 248 runs at an average of 41. His final innings on tour was
1 Shaw superb as he scored 100 retired off 80 balls. Behind the stumps he had an excellent tour as keeper
(Co-Captain) and as a Captain he led superbly by setting an outstanding example for the rest of the team both
through his performances but also his off-field maturity.
Was our leading wicket-taker with 12 wickets at an average of 10 and continued to show why he is
one of the leading spinners in his age group. He showed glimpses of his batting potential and with
2 Joe Hiley
this hit the biggest six on tour. He captained the team well with positive intent and innovative field
(Co-Captain)
placements. Off the field he shone with his culinary skills and his poached eggs were without doubt
something to savor.
Jarod showed excellent all-round skills during the tour. With the bat, his 39 not out off 28 balls in our
Jarod last game showed his ability to rotate the strike and score quickly, adapting to the conditions of the
3 game. With the ball, he bowled consistent lines and lengths and was rewarded with 6 wickets at an
Baxter
average of 14. He also thoroughly enjoyed the experience off the field on tour as well.
Jayden had an outstanding tour and was rewarded with being named our best all-rounder. His
Jayden 7 wickets at an average of 10 showed the potential he has as an off-spin bowler, with 3 wickets
4 against the National Under 17 team. With his batting Jayden discovered his power game, scoring
Camp
an excellent 203 runs at an average of 51. Off the field, Jayden showed himself to be an
exceptional team person.
A player who just loves cricket and always gave 100% on the field. Will was named our best fielder
Will and on top of this played 2 exceptional innings with 54 not out against the Franklin Stephenson
5 Academy and 48 against the Desmond Haynes Academy. His leg-spin bowling also showed great
Coffey
potential. However, despite his excellent all-round performances, Will was the only player not to
make it to Mars during the trip (‘in-joke’ from the tour).
An outstanding young man who showed exceptional maturity both on and off the field. Batting at
Cooper No. 3, his innings against the National Barbados Under 17 team was easily the most courageous
6 display on tour. Against some of the best fast bowlers in the country, his 58 balls (89 minutes)
Davenport
innings held our team together. His bowling also shows plenty of potential and his consistent
off-spin saw him take 3 for 1 in 4 overs in our match against the Desmond Haynes Academy.
It was fantastic to watch Lachie score a century in our last match on tour. He is a genuine
Lachlan all-rounder and showed his technical and power hitting ability with 100 off 73 balls. He was also the
7 leader of our pace bowling attack and his opening spell against the Barbados Under 17 team was
Fisher
outstanding to watch. In the field, Lachie also excelled and is a player to watch.
It was excellent to watch Jordan’s all-round ability on this tour. Returning from injury, his pace
Jordan bowling shows significant potential and twice on tour he picked up 3 wickets in an innings. With the
8 bat, Jordan grew in confidence as the tour progressed and in his last innings he played positively
Fullagar
and showed he has an excellent array of strokes.
Aidan is an outstanding young man who was a pleasure to have on tour. Always willing to help out
Aidan his fellow tourists on and off the field, his attitude was exceptional. He was the equal third-highest
9 wicket-taker on tour (7) and he is also a batsman with excellent potential. He is a fluent speaker of
Jackson
Alabii and taught many of the boys the language on tour as well.
Oscar is a technically correct top-order batsman and although he did not get many runs, he showed
Oscar he has the potential to perform at this level. With the ball, he bowled some excellent spells
10 highlighted by his 3 overs in the last game where he bowled superbly and managed to knock over
Kirk
the middle stump of his older brother Henry, who was playing for the opposition team.
As a top-order batter, Corey developed significantly on tour and his two 50s that came at quicker
than a run a ball showed that he has the ability to score quickly when required. Corey also has
11 Corey significant potential as a pace bowler and when needed on tour also wicket-kept well. He took some
Miller outstanding catches on tour both on the field and at the beach. A quiet player off the field, Corey
often snuck under the radar of the fines master.
Varun was a pleasure to have on tour and on a number of occasions, he showed his ability as a
Varun pace bowler with some excellent spells. He bowls at good pace and can swing the ball and was
12 Ravindran unlucky not to get more wickets. His batting also showed potential and hopefully he goes on to have
a successful all-round season this year.
Left-handed batsman Charlie had an excellent tour, scoring three half-centuries. His last innings of
Charlie 62 from 42 balls rescued the team after we lost our first 8 wickets for just over 100. His ability to
13 adapt to different conditions shows how Charlie is a top order batter with a big future. He also
Rose
bowled well when given the opportunity and his out-field catching was superb.
Lachlan was the pick of our spinners on tour. He constantly was impressive in terms of the control
Lachlan and variation with his leg-spin. His 5 wicket haul against the strongest Under 17 School in the
14 country (Combermere) showed his temperament under pressure. He also is an accomplished
Roughley
top-order batsman who will hopefully have a big season this year.
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