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21.01.2022 I just love it when I discover something new in the Waratahs source documents! Prior to the 1978 Yearbook, bowling records for wickets in an innings had a minimum of 6 wickets in an innings (from 1978 on it was 7). Whilst searching for what seemed like a an error in a record, which sometimes happens when the following Yearbook is compiled from previous records, I discovered a new record holder for the most wickets in a match. We have always celebrated DON PAUL for his 13-44 in the 1953 final but I can reveal that the new record belongs to BRIAN JOICE, who on the 21st and 28th February 1976, took 14-56 (6-31 and 8-25) for A-Res v Uralla.
15.01.2022 ON THIS DAY 19th January ... ... in 1957, HUGN FERRIS (6-18) did the hat trick for B grade v Public Service. In the same one-day game, J DICKSON made a pair, giving him 8 ducks, the most ducks in a season. It was his only season with Waratahs. ... in 1980, TONT BENNETT took 10-65 (8-32 and 2-33) for A-Res grade v Easts. In A grade, DAVID SANTLEBEN had the horror debut, bagging a pair v Uralla in his first Waratahs outing. ... in 1991, PAUL MELVILLE held 3 catches in an innings for 1st grade v Hillgrove
07.01.2022 ON THIS DAY 20th January ... ... in 1979, The Run Machine, SYD PHILP, scored 133 for B grade v Churches. It was the highest of the four hundreds he scored for the club.
04.01.2022 ON THIS DAY 18th January ... ... in 1958, wicketkeeper K MOFFATT bagged a pair in A grade v Easts. ... in 1964, two hundreds: allrounder BOB BRENNAN made 105 not out for A grade v Uralla and S STANLEY made 121 for B grade v Easts. ... in 1969, TOM COOKE held 3 catches in an innings for A grade v St Peters.... ... in 1992, MATT PINE (100 not out) and LACHLAN BENNETT (53 not out) added a grade record 157 unbeaten for the 3rd wicket for 5th grade v St Peters. In 4th grade, PHIL ALLEN held 3 catches in an innings v St Peters. See more
02.01.2022 Instant redemption. One of the greatest cricket videos of all-time [via Stephen McCartney]
