Welcome to the 4th Annual Over 60 s Cricket Carnival

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1 Welcome to the 4th Annual Over 60 s Cricket Carnival Sunday 19th - Thursday 23rd March Carnival partner

2 Welcome... Welcome to the 4th Annual Over 60 s Carnival in Echuca/Moama and surrounding towns. The carnival has grown from 4 teams in our 1st year in 2014 to 15 teams this year which is outstanding growth in a short period of time and we re very grateful for the support of everyone that s been involved to help achieve that growth. All revenue raised from the carnival goes back into local junior cricket development and helps significantly to improve the facilities, equipment, participation and enjoyment for the players. This year there is a couple of exciting changes to the carnival with VOSCA and GMC joining forces to jointly organise and administer the carnival and also we ve started a new exciting partnership with Moama Bowling Club to host our events. GMC thanks both for there support and looks forward to many years of great carnivals. Enjoy the carnival and look forward to catching up with you all. Jon Varcoe - GMC Carnival Manager Sunday March 19th... 11am matches begin. 7.30pm Welcome Buffet Dinner at Moama Bowling Club. Buffet Dinner - Selection of roast, chicken curry, vegetarian pasta, vegetables, tossed salad, coleslaw, pavlova, mud cake, tea & coffee. Monday March 20th am matches begin. 3pm - High Tea at Moama Bowling Club. Tuesday March 21st am matches begin (TBA) Riverboat cruise to Morrison s Winery.

3 Wednesday March 22nd am matches begin. 7pm - Dinner at Moama Bowling Club. Entrée Prawn & mango salad with coconut dressing East Asian style shredded Chicken Salad Main Lamp Rump, marinated with Oregano served on Greek style roasted potatoes, wilted greens & garlic yoghurt (GF) Herb Marinated Chicken Breast, with fried Kipfler potatoes & a Roquette & red onion salad with caper vinaigrette (GF) Dessert Choc Banana, Rum & Raisin Mud Cake with double cream Mango & Passion-fruit Crème Brulee with coconut cream Tea & Coffee Thursday March 23rd am matches begin. 12 noon Div. 1 final at Victoria Park Oval, Echuca. 6pm - Presentations, BBQ dinner with salads. Carnival Contact. Jon Varcoe - Goulburn Murray Cricket Association

4 Carnival Matches... Rochester United Playoff for 7th in Division 1 Umpire: Gary Langdon Rochester Tigers Playoff for 5th in Division 1 Umpire: Phil Dempsey

5 Carnival Matches...

6 Playing Rules are as covered by the Laws of Cricket and as Modified by V.O.S.C.A., except for: The 40 Over Game (1) - Batsmen must retire after scoring 25 runs but may return to bat after all 12 batsmen have batted. Returning batsmen return in the same order as they retired. The batsman must permanently retire after scoring 40 runs. (2) - Minimum of 7 bowlers must be used. Bowlers to bowl a maximum of 6 overs. (3) - The bowling side may elect to bowl in 6 over spells from the same end, before changing ends. (4) - If the temperature is to be over 30 degrees the game, if the two captains agree, may be played in the format of both sides taking it in turns to bat 20 overs each for a total of 40 overs each. Drinks to be taken after 10 overs in this case. (5) - In any one over a maximum of only 2 balls can be bowled down the leg side. All balls in excess of 2 down the leg side will be declared No Balls. (6) - At all times there must be 3 three fieldsmen inside the 30 metre arc around the wicket. (7) - Wet day rules as per National Carnival: (8) - Wet Day Rules as per National Carnival i.e. (i) There is no game unless the team batting second has completed 20 overs. (ii) By using the enclosed target score calculation sheet, take the total overs faced by the second batting team and add together the runs scored from the same amount of highest scoring overs of the team batting first. Apply the % factor shown on the attached sheet to the total of the highest scoring overs. This is the target score. e.g. If the team batting second faces 27 overs: total the highest 27 overs scored off by the first team and then use the % factor as shown on the Calculation Sheet. This will equate to the target score. The T/20 Game (1) - Batsmen must retire at 12 Balls, and can make as many runs as possible during this time. If he has not made 30 in the first 12 balls he may return to bat after all 12 batsmen have batted. Returning batsmen return in the same order as they retired. The batsman must permanently retire after making 30. (2) - Minimum of 7 bowlers must be used. Bowlers can bowl a maximum of 3 overs. (3) - The bowling side may elect to bowl in 5 over spells from the same end, before changing ends. (4) - Drinks are to be taken after 10 overs.

14 Girgarre Recreation reserve - Dickman St. Girgarre Vic Girgarre

15 Moama Bowling Club, Shaw Street, Moama. NSW. Moama Bowling Club

16 Kyabram - Wilf Cox Complex - Unwin St. Kyabram Vic. Wilf Cox Complex Gunbower - Purp s Reserve - Gunbower Island Road, Gunbower Vic. Gunbower Purp s Reserve

17 Teams... TASSIE TWIGHLIGHTERS Michael Terry team manager John Bailey captain, Rod Ashman, Bob Clark, Glenn Richardson, Wayne de Gruchy, Roger Edmonds, Ken Last, Murray O Connor, Paul Plunkett, Marty Reynolds, Trevor Stephens, Mike Walsh, Peter Wilson. IONA Jon Martindale captain/team manager Russell Ferguson, Bill Best, Fred Franks, Jeff Phillips, Alby Matthews, Alex Miller, Peter Falstead, Barry Levens, Bob Odgers, Winston de Prazer, George Healey, Ross Charlton. ACT GALAXCIES Bill Rowe team manager Murray Harrison captain, Paul Cullen, John Dedman, Tony Paterson, Steve Marshall, Geoff Ledger, Steve Bowden, B. Coughlan, Jim Martin, Ross Calvert, Ron Bates, Peter Howes, Bill Rowe, Asoka Wijerante. HOBSONS BAY Colin Rich team manager Peter Cassell captain, Colin Rich, Sam Centurino, Brian Harvey, John Klidomatis, Graeme Lechte, Ray Matters, Colin Richardson, Rob Ryan, Ted Sedgman, Rob Vance, Ian Walters, John Keaney, David Malthouse, David White WARRANDYTE Geoff Ofield team manager Paul Denton captain, Ray Baird, Norm Barnfield, Trevor Barsenbach, David Brush, Warren Dummett, Rod Dungan, Neil Fletcher, Alan King, Graham Lawrence, Geoff Ofield, John Rees, Paul Robinson, John Ryan, Noel Sharpe, John Whyte. BAYSIDE Terry Leith team manager David Baker captain, David Haynes, Peter Oakford, Bruce Stammers, John Wilson, Rob Gara, David Green, Jim Armstrong, Colin Jones, Peter Crilly, Terry Leith

18 Teams... VIC COUNTRY and GOULBURN MURRAY Bill Johnson team manager Graeme Cook captain Vic Country. Chris Bilkey captain Goulburn Murray Ray Collins, John Costello, Chris de Araugo, Brian Gibson, Stephen Hando, Brian Harland, Barry Hopper, David Hopper, Peter Jacobsen, Bill Johnson, Ray Kirby, Paul Lapham, Andrew Lewis, Keith Longridge, Derrick Marsden, Dennis McCormick, Bill McGrath, Wavell McPherson, Bernie Orr, Alex Ranson, Ray Robinson, Trevor Saker, Peter Scullie, Don Sherwell, Steve Siggers, John Thomas, Neil Thompson, Chris Toet, Brian Trewin, Dennis Wade, David Wilson GIPPSLAND Ian Gibson team manager Kevin Lanigan, Ian Gibson, Tad Addison, Fred de Bono, Bob Duljas, Graeme Freshwater, Phil Higgins, Murray Moore, Rick Pask, Dick Shaw, Ray Smith, Ian Southall, Rob Francis. SUNBURY Barry Borlaise team manager Morrie Boccabella, Barry Borlaise, David Bower, Rod Browning, Peter Clark, David Cordy, Trevor Cue, Alan Dobeson, John Ewels, Mick Gilligan, Paul Jamieson, Richard Lee, Bill Morrison, Simon Pinder, John Stark, Tom Sankey, Greg Tucker, Wayne Warner, Peter Bennett, Barry McAloney SUPPLEMENTS Neil King team manager Graeme Bloom, Paddy Brady, Trevor Burt, Neil King, Ron Lovel, Phil Mayne, Les Quarrell, Greg Quinn, Ian Rowland, Tim Spear, Wayne Stokes, Greg Watsford, Billy Wigmore, Graeme Wilson SOUTH EAST COASTERS Stephen Bell team manager Phil Verco, Phil Dohnt, Michael Young, Ian Sanderson, Neil Perry, Chris Hutchins, Peter Franklin, Geoff Barker, Alan Altus, Keith Dowdell, Max Arney, Stephen Bell, John Gritzaalis.

19 Teams... GEELONG Neville Crane team manager Ian Pritchard, Chris Carr, Jeff Cole, Neville Crane, Phil Dickson, Steve Drew, Guy Eastwood, Don Everett, Lindsay Fisher, Robert Foster, Kel Grant, Ian Holliday, Michael Limb, Greg Lott, Terry Mortimer, John Williams, Andrew Patterson YARRA VALLEY Peter Whitworth team manager John King, Trevor Selby, Greg Johnson, Peter Whitworth, Ian Walker, Bill Dobson, Peter Robertson, Brian Hancock, David Linton, Tom Steele, Bill Neaves, Derek Braidner, Bruce Hotton, Ern Horgan. KOOWEERUP David Leach team manager Graham Davey captain, David Leach, Dallas Wyatt, Colin O Neill, Wayne Esler, Carl Muscat, Jim Logan, Gary Adams, Robert Regej, Colin Murdoch, George Eden, Ian Bagnall, Neville Gorman, Stuart Stockdale. Community partners Moama Village Pharmacy - Open from 8.30am - 6pm (03) Perricoota Rd. Moama NSW Echuca Regional Health - Hospital 266 Service Street, Echuca. Vic Dial 000 in case of emergency.

20 Echuca-Moama s premier entertainment venue. Come and see why. Open from 10am daily. 3 bars, Cafe, Bistro and Bistro Terrace, Players Terrace, full TAB, Sports Lounge, Kids Kave and much more. Excellent dining choices and free courtesy shuttles. 6 Shaw Street, Moama NSW Free shuttle service. Call Customer Service. FreeCall ABN

Welcome to the 5th Annual Over 60 s Cricket Carnival

Welcome to the 5th Annual Over 60 s Cricket Carnival SUNDAY 18TH - THURSDAY 22ND MARCH 2018 2018 CARNIVAL PARTNER Welcome... Welcome to the 5th Annual Over 60 s Carnival in Echuca/Moama and surrounding