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Ivanhoe Cricket Club

Locality: Ivanhoe, Victoria, Australia

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25.01.2022 Hey guys, Its really important in these tough times to support those that really support us. Fletchers Real Estate have been a huge sponsor for us cince coming on board a few years ago. Theyve always helped all of our members in the property game with much needed advice or assistence. Its also where our preseident and leader Mark Dixon plys his trade away from Ivanhoe Park. If youre thinking of buying, selling or leasing, keep Fletchers at the forefront of your mind. A fantastic business and sponsor of Ivanhoe Cricket Club.

25.01.2022 PRE-SEASON TRAINING DATES! Its time to dust off the whites, oil your stick and get your subs paid for by September, pre-season dates are in. This year our training schedule will be slightly different due to the COVID-19 restrictions, so well need to have players nominate when they will be attending training so they can be allocated a session. There will be more information about this to come. ... Our pre-season dates are as follows Sunday, 23rd of August: 10-12 Sunday, 30th of August: 10-12 Sunday, 6th of September: 10-12 Sunday, 13th of September: 10-12 Put these dates in your diary and tag a mate you cant wait to see at pre-season in a few weeks. Also, were looking to have a few beers at the Brewhouse on a Sunday in a few weeks to watch a game of football. Again, more details to come. Go Hoes.

24.01.2022 Hi Boys, Sorry for late notice Training canceled due to bad weather Thanks sunny

22.01.2022 Cricket training this week is Wednesday and Thursday. Make sure you get down and shake out the Christmas cobwebs.

22.01.2022 https://ivanhoesaints.com.au//ivanhoe-rallies-for-bushfire

22.01.2022 Hey guys, Due to the current circumstances, weve had to postpone our presentation night indefinitely until a later date. Well provide updates on when and where in the not too distant future, but until then, stay safe and take care.

22.01.2022 To all Members UPCOMING MAJOR SOCIAL EVENT - $4k DRAW ... By now you are aware that the 2020 Big $4K Draw date has changed to Saturday, February 29th from 7.00 pm. Your tickets were distributed in early November and now need to be returned asap. This event is a huge part of our clubs planning and a great result will be to the benefit of all. We need your help. Rob Pearce, Andy Marks or Trevor Wills will be around after training on Thursdays to collect tickets/money. Please make an effort and if you havent got tickets or need more contact Rob. Rob Pearce Coordinator

21.01.2022 Congratulations to Adam ‘Hoggy’ McKern (pictured below) on his debut for the Ivanhoe first XI tomorrow. He becomes the 529th player to don the blue cap since 1907. Hoggy played his junior cricket at Ivanhoe and has worked his way up the grades after his stint with Ivanhoe Grammar. With 6 wickets so far this year, he’s probably the leading wicket taker in the subbies second XI comp, so will no doubt be disappointed he’ll miss out on the opportunity to continue taking easy pol...es in the magoos. Hoggy, from what we can see from his social media habits, is very popular with the biddies, so no doubt he’ll be keeping a close eye on how club role models like Sheafie, Moose and Troy Haynes go about their business. It’s unconfirmed at this stage, but we also believe Hoggy may have the highest confirmed ATAR of the current playing group. A sore spot for previous clubhouse leader Sangerz Chauhan. A huge effort for someone not educated in one of Melbourne’s fine Catholic institutions. Good luck tomorrow Hoggy.

21.01.2022 A huge congrats to all of those volunteers at those local clubs and groups who were successful for a Volunteer Grant. We just wouldnt be the community we are w...ithout you all. Congratulations to Diamond Valley Greek Senior Citizens, Footscape, Greensborough Historical Society, Haydens Helping Hands, Heidelberg United FC, Ivanhoe Bowls Club, Ivanhoe Cricket Club, Nillumbik Historical Society Inc, Exodus Community, Olympic Village, West Heidelberg, Plenty Cricket Club, Rosanna Tennis Club, Rotary Club of Diamond Creek, Sustainable Macleod, Wahroonga Pre School, Waterdale, Watsonia Warriors Junior Basketball Club

20.01.2022 As we get closer to the start of the 2020 season, were looking out for new umpires to join us! Listen to our recruitment & relationship manager John Doig share more details on this & fill out your application here!- https://bit.ly/VSDCA https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=926671894485280

19.01.2022 Ivanhoe is thrilled to announce that theyve secured the services of Sunni Fernando as our coach for the next two seasons of cricket. Sunni has had a huge impact on our club and has made huge strides for Ivanhoe on and off field. Congratulations Sunni and we look forward to the growth well see under your leadership for the next two seasons. Go Hoes.

19.01.2022 https://www.ivanhoesaints.com//veterens-match-report-round

19.01.2022 Get around the boys at Barr’d and support the team that supports us. Fantastic meals at hard to beat prices. Tag a mate you wish you could have Barr’d takeaway with this weekend.

18.01.2022 Boys cricket is finished but Would like to see u everyone at the club tonight. Sunny

18.01.2022 MATCH REPORT MONDAY In the sombre mood of the Ivanhoe rooms after the firsts went down to bottom-placed Coburg was broken by the hyena-like laugh of in-form batsman James Hopkins as he toasted his maiden first grade half century on the weekend. His celebratory Furphy was willingly toasted by his young teammate Alex Pannell, also fifty runs the richer after a chanceless innings. They say that individual success is no match for team success, clearly Bulldog and Lex disagree, un...ashamedly grinning and winking at each other throughout the entire post-match dressing down. No amount of 120m bombs hit off his own bowling could dampen Lexs mood as he regularly refreshed MyCricket, mindful of his rapidly improving average and possibility of snaring a trophy come presentation night. All in all, a disappointing loss for the boys who will hopefully look to bounce back this week against the Wicks. The seconds ventured out to Coburg where Tom Foster put on a masterclass, smashing 91, before getting caught prior to snaring a much earned century. Nav also whacked a few to keep the finals hopes alive for our seconds. It was pleasing to see avid fan of this weekly report and inspirational mother of our second grade skipper, Nellie McKenna come down to watch her son make an equally impressive 2 off 4 balls. Were told that Nellie, a Devonport native, was mightily impressed with her trip out to Coburg and the street art on every corner. What a wonderful place for her to visit. The thirds met their match on the weekend, coming up against a team whose attitude to punctuality was poorer than the British at Gallipoli. At the toss, twenty minutes prior to the first ball, both teams had enough players combined to hold a centre wicket training session. Ivanhoe took to the field with 9 players, which fortunately rose to 11 once everyone located their home ground. Thomas Downs-Hunt took some crucial early wickets, while new player Callan Boyle looked impressive with the ball, taking two crucial wickets. Unfortunately it wasnt enough to secure the points with Ivanhoe going down by 20 runs. The fourths kept their finals hopes alive with a big win over Taylors Lakes in country Victoria. Trent McManus and Marty Dench both got half centuries in the ten wicket win, while Leo Dench took two wickets. Another big game against the Wicks for our boys this week! Make sure you grab your tickets for the 4k draw on the 29th of Feb. It promises to be a massive night! Go Hoes!

18.01.2022 PETE BUSZARD IS BACK

16.01.2022 MATCH REPORT MONDAY It was fantastic to see the firsts get over the line against our arch rivals Moorabbin on Saturday. After overnight rain almost caused the match to be abandoned, the umpires got together and came up with a Galilean-like revolution: they would give the pitch time to dry and play an abbreviated match. A decision that our second grade enviously eyed off. After winning the toss and bowling, Moorabbin made 143 from their 30 overs. Ivanhoe managed to chase this ...down with only balls to spare, with Kasun making an impressive 83 not out, taking his season total to about 3000 runs. He was supported by Sunni (28*), Amit (21) and Alex Pannell who made a crucial 2. The season is still alive for our number one team. The seconds were bolstered by the return of their skipper who entered Christmas with a positive captaincy record, a rare sight for an Ivanhoe 2nd XI skipper. The boys awoke to a sunny morning and arrived at Ivanhoe Park to be greeted by a flat, albeit, slightly damp wicket. After both teams eagerly warmed up, tossed, and got ready to play, they were met with the news that the wicket wasnt dry or safe enough to play. After both umpires gave the pitch three and a half minutes to sufficiently dry, they both declared the pitch hadnt dried out satisfactorily, and declared the match abandoned. Despite the protests of the skipper and cricket operations manager, the umps couldnt be swayed and MC and his men reluctantly walked away with the 3 points. The thirds were met with a wicket that one would expect a football umpire to throw a ball up on, rather then bounce it. In an ironic twist compared to the game taking place up the road, all but one member of both teams and umpires agreed that the match be abandoned then and there. Unfortunately for all involved, it happened to be the opposition skipper who saw no issues in playing a game of cricket on a pitch submerged in water. After asking why this pitch hadnt been covered, he then sought out the location of our sightscreen, turf practice wickets, visitors changerooms and national sports museum. At around 2:30pm the logical decision was made to abandon the game, a decision that could be have been achieved some three hours earlier. The fourths came back to earth with a thud on the weekend, suffering one of their rare defeats for the year. After bowling firsts, the fourths conceded 276 runs, a big ask in any format, let alone a one-day match. Zach Mills bowled well for two wickets, while Brenton Murphy also snagged a pair. Unfortunately the boys didnt get too close to the total, being bowled out for 111 off just 32 overs going hard for the runs. Paul Holden and Zach Mills both top scoring with 18 each. Another big round next week with some two day cricket at our doorstep. Make sure you grab your tickets for the 4k draw and keep the 8th of February clear for our clubs biggest event and fundraiser. It promises to be a great night. Go Hoes!

16.01.2022 Hey guys, Its really important in these tough times to support those that really support us. Melbourne Chain Wire Fencing have been a huge sponsor for us over the past few years and are 100% responsible for the upgraded net facilities that prevent us losing multiple balls. Keep these guys at the forefront of your mind if you need any fencing work done over the next little period. A great company to be involved in, Ivanhoe Cricket Club and their supporters are incredibly grateful.

16.01.2022 Congratulations to our main squeeze Rizwan Aqeel for making headlines over at the Herald Sun in their Subbies team of the week. A couple of drive-by's in there by the author but we will take it

16.01.2022 Ivanhoe 4 - Taylor's lakes 0

16.01.2022 Amazing work by Ivanhoe wicketkeeper Vo Schofield. As much as we love to see guys being successful on field in cricket, its even more impressive to see guys standing up for such an important cause in the community that were all affected by. While times are no doubt tough financially for many in our wider community, if you can, please give what you can to support one of Ivanhoes best.

15.01.2022 MONDAY MATCH REPORT Our penultimate Monday Match Report is predominantly brought to you by committee member and 4th XI player Luke Kairn. A massive congratulations to Luke for all of the work he put into organising Pink Stumps match this week. The donation box is still in the rooms if youd like to continue to donate further to a great cause. Dont forget our 4k reverse raffle this weekend. Tickets are $50 which covers 4 hours of drinking, food, and endless conversations abou...Continue reading

14.01.2022 Keep the 16th of February free. Its going to be a great day!

14.01.2022 Recruitment Announcement Its with great excitement that we announce the return of club legend and two time five wicket haul trophy winner, Scott McNaughton to be our fielding coach this upcoming season. Moose, as he prefers to referred to, has an enviable coaching resume, having previously coached at premier level in various Australian states, while also coaching at international level for Japan. On field, Moose also rolls out some very handy left arm orthodox and is a da...shing opening batsmen. While off field hes a keen North Melbourne supporter, so you know hes a down-to-earth, good bloke. We look forward to having Moose join our coaching team and provided some extra expertise around the club. Stay tuned for some more exciting announcements over the next few weeks. Go Hoes.

14.01.2022 Congratulations to club favourite Jason Bryce Quayle on his wedding to the beautiful Mandy. While all at the club know Quack is batting well above his average, we know Mandy has done well to land one of the most caring, kind and genuine men to take the field each Saturday. Well done on a wonderful wedding, enjoy Hawaii, and well see Quack back on the field come round 12 against Brunswick.

14.01.2022 Barrd Back in Business! Barrd is back open and serving meals. Get your mates together and get back in to see the team for a great selection of well priced food and drink options. Support the businesses that support us. Tag a mate youd like to get along to Barrd this long weekend.

13.01.2022 We are placing an order for club beanies this week, to place your order and arrange payment please contact James Galloway or comment on this post

11.01.2022 Hey guys, Just a reminder to get those subs in over the next few weeks. You also need to ensure that you register through the MyCricket link below. As previously mentioned, no one should be missing cricket this year due to financial constraints. We understand that the past 6-8 months have been incredibly difficult on many. If you have any difficulties with paying subs, or require a payment plan, please don;t hesitate to contact one of Dicko, Harts, Trev or Shay.... Seniors - $350 https://playreg.cricket.com.au/pages/reg/welcome.aspx Student- $300 https://playreg.cricket.com.au/pages/reg/welcome.aspx Under 18 playing Seniors - $250 https://playreg.cricket.com.au/pages/reg/welcome.aspx

11.01.2022 The club is very pleased to announce the return of former first grade captain and all rounder Raza Rizwan to the club. Raza has an impressive cricket resume, having played first grade for UNSW in the Sydney grade cricket competition. Raza is a classy top order batsman and opening bowler. He last played for Ivanhoe in the 2018/19 season where he impressed with his on-field skills and leadership. We welcome Raz back to the Ivanhoe family and can't wait to see him back in action.

10.01.2022 The streets of Ivanhoe after the locals heard about three wins from three matches against Taylors Lakes. Get to Barr’d tonight to celebrate.

09.01.2022 SEASON UPDATE The Sub-District Committee have met over the past few days and have passed on the following information in regards to the upcoming 2020/21 season. At this stage, the committee have advised that the season will not begin before November 7th. Weve also been advised that community sport will not be able to take place prior to the commencement of Stage Two restrictions (roughly planned to begin around then).... While there is no official start date for the season yet, were excited for what is to come and encourage everyone to keep abreast of any training information or news from Sunni and our coaching team. Well continue to provide updates as they come to us. In the meantime, stay safe and look out for each other.

09.01.2022 Get around our Craig Shield boys who kick off their carnival today. If youre at a loose end and feel like supporting Alex Pannell Jonnie Kuch and Sanahasa Fernando and the boys, head down to Ivanhoe Park to see the future of our club.

09.01.2022 Some thoughts How about the mental toughness involved in chases? You were almost scientific in such situations, clinically managing the run rate, and yet youve also spoken about being at your best when you were batting without a thought in your head. So how do you reconcile those two aspects: the calculation and being free of thoughts? I think you have enough time between balls and between overs to think about whats happening in the match situation. People talk about the ...conscious mind and the unconscious mind, and how they process different aspects of the game, but the reality is when you are facing up, you need an empty head that just allows you to rely on muscle memory, on the training youve done, and for the execution of shots to be instinctive. Thats the best way of minimising mistakes. In between deliveries and overs, you can think about calculation, think about targeting bowlers, about which areas of the field offers you more runs, and maybe you get to a stage where you really need to think about acceleration and the premeditation of certain shots that you want to play. But its all about staying in control of what you do in relation to the challenge thats presented to you - a run chase, setting a total, trying to score as quickly as possible, playing for time, trying to build a partnership in tough conditions. Mental strength is also about mental skills: the ability to compartmentalise; the ability to not worry about the innings you played just before, whether it was successful or you had a failure; the ability to read the game, read situations, read the strategy of the opposition, as soon as they set a field in place and be able to understand what they might be thinking of doing. So, mental dexterity, flexibility of thought - all of this comes under this overall term of "mental strength". But a lot of the time its built on absolute, infallible confidence that youve prepared well, that you have absolute belief in your ability, not just as a cricketer but also ability to read the game, to be able to change the way you play according to the situation. All of that comes into play, but those are things you become aware of the longer you play, the more experienced you become, when you really understand risk and reward, that no risk is impossible in cricket - every single ball carries a risk, whether you leave, defend, attack, it doesnt matter. So to be able to calculate that in a manner that brings the advantage to you is very important. The whole point is that youre an individual, a unique one. Understand how you work, then find your own method.

09.01.2022 Hi Boys Hope everyone doing well Unfortunately, We have to canceled our intitial training program with these unpredictable circumstances.... However, when things getting easier, we will post our new training schedule. Meantime, please stay touch and do your fitness work and mental stuff. If you need any support please dont hesitate to contact us. Looking forward to work again very soon Thanks Sunny

09.01.2022 As we get closer to the start of the 2020 season, we're looking out for new umpires to join us! Listen to our recruitment & relationship manager John Doig share more details on this & fill out your application here!- https://bit.ly/VSDCA https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=926671894485280

08.01.2022 29th of February! Get involved for what is sure to be a huge night! Players are selling tickets, but they can also be purchased from Rob Pearce on 0438 378 348

08.01.2022 Get around the boys at Barrd and support the team that supports us. Fantastic meals at hard to beat prices. Tag a mate you wish you could have Barrd takeaway with this weekend.

08.01.2022 Recruitment Announcement It’s with great excitement that we announce the return of club legend and two time five wicket haul trophy winner, Scott McNaughton to be our fielding coach this upcoming season. Moose, as he prefers to referred to, has an enviable coaching resume, having previously coached at premier level in various Australian states, while also coaching at international level for Japan. On field, Moose also rolls out some very handy left arm orthodox and is a da...shing opening batsmen. While off field he’s a keen North Melbourne supporter, so you know he’s a down-to-earth, good bloke. We look forward to having Moose join our coaching team and provided some extra expertise around the club. Stay tuned for some more exciting announcements over the next few weeks. Go Hoes.

08.01.2022 A huge thank you to club legends Robert Mosca Moszkowicz and Dave Reilly on their huge effort to clean out the training shed today. It has become apparent that we have more fielding gear than any club in Australia. A huge effort from these two, and theyve set the standard for how the shed must look for the entire 2020/21 season. Well done lads.

07.01.2022 In what will be a crucial match for our premier team, our first grade took on our rivals from across the Eastern Freeway in Kew. After winning the toss, Kew had no qualms in having a stick on what is usually a very good batting wicket. Things were not looking optimistic for our boys after Kew quickly moved to 2/147 with former Hoe, David Wildsmith looking ominous on 40. However, after 57 years of senior cricket, our veteran coach Sunni has learned a thing or two. After persis...Continue reading

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06.01.2022 Thanks so much to Ron Davis for coming down to Victoria Park yesterday and getting some great action snaps of the game between our First XI and Kew.

05.01.2022 Round 1 First XI @ Ivanhoe Park 12:30 start. ... Congratulations to Rizwan Aqeel, Scott McNaughton and Brad Loveluck on making their First XI debuts for the club. We are very excited to welcome our wonderful supporters back to Ivy Park.

05.01.2022 Pre-Season Training Schedule: Sunday 23 August: 10-12 (Group A at Cutting Edge, Bundoora, Group B at Ivanhoe Park nets) Wednesday 26 August (7-8pm Both groups at Ivanhoe Park) Sunday 30 August 10-12 (Group A at Cutting Edge, Bundoora, Group B at Ivanhoe Park nets) Wednesday 2 September (7-8pm Both groups at Ivanhoe Park)... Sunday 6 September (Both groups at Cutting Edge) Wednesday 9 September (7-8pm Both groups at Ivanhoe Park) Sunday 13 September (Both groups at Cutting Edge) Tuesday 15 September (5:45pm: Tuesday training starts) Thursday 17 September (5:45pm: Thursday training starts) Due to COVID19 restrictions, the first two weeks of training will need to be seperated into two different groups. Hopefully, restrcitions will ease sufficiently so that we can begin training together by start of September. Group A: Amit Sharma Ben Bretel Alex Pannell Sanahasa Fernando James Galloway Jason Bryce Quayle Mason Hogg James Hopkins Jonnie Kuch Connor OBrien Tom Corrie Luke Kairn Sangerz Chauhan Alex Dickson Paul Wilson Alex Alderson Ananya Gupta Vo Schofield Seb Carr Troy Haynes Lucas Heritage Nick McKenna Ashwin Prakash Dwayne Hooper Patrick OBrien James OBrien Scott McNaughton Simon Heather Callan Boyle Group B: Ananya Goswami Sam McRoberts, Rickard Friedrich, Karun Purba, Lalith Chandrasena, Akshat Sehgal, Rivi De Alwis, Aaron Appleby, Umar Farooq, Basim Khan, Thomas Downes-Hunt, Jackson Haglund, Paul Holden, Jasson Mills, Martin Dench, Ted Warne-Jarvis, Leo Dench, Zac Mills, Alex Kopieveski, Brenton Murphy, Dineth Karkani, Joseph Pollock, Trent McManus, Luca Mills, Michael, Hobsbawn, Harry McGregor-Drew, Jacob Heritage, Rajib Kumar, Ryder Mantello, Rizwan Aqueel, Karl Wellington, Ashwin Prakash, Will Adcock Glyn Frame Please contact your captain from last year if you cant make pre-season, or require some extra information or support. If youre not on the list and would love to come down and have a go just let us know and well fit you in! The more the merrier. We look forward to seeing you all down getting ready for a big and exciting season 2020/21. Go Hoes!

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04.01.2022 Hi Boys Hope everyone safe and doing well. My prayers with your guys as well. Please care about yourself in this very crazy period, then your family and the rest will be safe. Looking forward to talk to all very soon... God bless Sunny

03.01.2022 Brilliant news Ivanhoe: from this week on, our favourite local bar and eatery is introducing a strictly take-away menu to provide for us all during the upcoming colder months. Please get around Ari and the team. Theyve been a huge supporter of the club over the years, on and off-field and now is as important a time as ever to support our local friends and businesses. Thanks Barrd

03.01.2022 MONDAY MATCH REPORT Not a great weekend for the Hoes, going zero from four from our weekend games. However, pleasingly, we also recorded zero from four outright defeats; I choose to live life in the light. Our firsts were unable to chase down Kews total, falling to be all out for 160. Not much to report from this game other than a bizarre dismissal by our new number 3, and team of the decade member, Alex Pannell, who was stumped off a medium pacer, seemingly forgetting that ...Continue reading

01.01.2022 Get down today and support a good cause!

01.01.2022 Our online shop for 2020 is open right now! This order window will be open until 17th August with delivery expected in Late September. https://clubshop.masuri.com/collections/ivanhoe-cricket-club