Coromandel Cricket Club Under 15 - 2001/02

ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 ROUND 6 ROUND 7 ROUND 8 FINAL

Round 1. 28th October - 4th November 2001

At Hewett Oval

vs Sheidow Park Gold

Day One

Coromandel 9/157 (50) (T. Craig 34, G. Little 28, S. Cheek 27, J. Jones 19*)

Day Two

First Innings Loss

Coromandel 9/157
Sheidow Park Gold 7/201 (50) (M. Cheek 4/21) Scoreboard

Round 2. 11th - 18th November 2001

At Park 23

vs Adelaide

Day One

Adelaide 7/167 (50) (Magarey 3/24, Craig 2/21, S. Cheek 2/21)

Day Two

Play abandoned.

Scoreboard 		The Coach's Pitch Report. Click for larger image.
Tim Hanna "the coach" doing his pitch report, putting his key in the pitch.
He said it was very green with a luscious coating of grass. "Best to bowl I reckon".

Stump-cam. Click for larger image.

Stump-cam. Click for larger image.
Views from "Stump-Cam".

Round 3. 25th November - 2nd December 2001

At Hewett Oval

vs South Road

Day One

Coromandel 113 (S. Cheek 43, Craig 19, Moulton 18)
South Road 0/18

Day Two

First Innings Loss

Coromandel 113
South Road 7/149 (M. Cheek 3/10, Magarey 1/7, Little 1/12, Pantazis 1/18) Scoreboard 		Click for larger image.
Our intrepid scorer (green hat).

Round 4. 9th - 16th December 2001

At Kellett Reserve

vs Morphettville Park

Day One

Coromandel 9/204 (44 ov.) (Ferris 86*, Van Schaik 42*, Haussen 20, Woods 12)

Day Two

First Innings Win

Coromandel 9/204
Morphettville Park 94 (M. Cheek 2/6, Craig 2/10, Haussen 1/3, Woods 1/3, Mitchell 1/7, Potter 1/20) Scoreboard

Round 5. 23rd December 2001

At Hewett Oval

vs Sheidow Park Maroon

Another win, this time in a one day match at home.
After a brisk opening partnership between Geordie Little and Tom Craig of 56 from only 46 balls, the team was always set for a score over 150. The partnership ended only when Tom Craig retired, having reached 33. He faced only 27 balls and with his favourite pull-shot, scored 15 out of 19 runs from one over. After the quick demise of captain Sam Cheek for one run, Tom Van Schaik and Jai Jones combined for a partnership of 70 runs. Van Schaik maintained the good form from the last match retiring for 33 and Jones increased his season total to 50 runs, still without an average! Brad Pantazis and Chris Moulton completed the run-feast with some quick running between wickets, Pantazis striking an enormous six over mid-wicket to leave the ball on the other side of Coromandel Parade. When the mandatory closure of the innings occurred at 10:43, 28 overs had been bowled and the score had reached a formidable 157.
The target seemed too much for Sheidow Park, and although 72 runs were on the board by time the first wicket was taken, 16 overs had passed and the required run rate was at a challenging seven runs an over. Chris Mitchell and Tim Potter chipped in with two wickets each, to ensure the result was never in doubt. The introduction of Jones into the bowling attack immediately produced two run-outs from consecutive deliveries, both from cover to the bowler's end, the first a direct hit.
For the first time this season, Coromandel's "destroyer" Max Cheek has been held wicket-less, though he could consider himself unlucky after Tom Craig failed to hold on to a difficult chance at gully.

Coromandel 3/157 (28 ov.) (Craig 33 ret., Van Schaik 33 ret., Jones 31 ret., Little 23)
Sheidow Park 7/125 (28 ov.) (Mitchell 2/10, Potter 2/12, Moulton 1/15) Scoreboard

Round 6. 13th - 20th January 2002

At Hewett Oval

vs Sturt

Day One

Batting first, the home team were in trouble early at 2/10 in the fourth over. From this point however, the bat dominated the ball.
Sam Cheek and Tom Craig contributed a third wicket partnership of 71 runs from only 65 balls, broken only by Tom's compulsory retirement when he reached 50. His half century, the first for Coromandel this season, was scored from just 37 balls in 38 minutes and included 10 boundaries, a vast majority reaching the boundary with great speed.
The (temporary) departure of Tom did not bring an end to the slaughter. Sam, dropped twice before reaching 14, moved confidently to his half century, scored from 58 balls in just over an hour.
By the time the drinks break arrived after 25 overs, the score had reached 3/158.

Coromandel 253 (Craig 52, Jones 51*, S. Cheek 50, Pantazis 24, Lemmey 22, Van Schaik 17)

Day Two

First Innings Win

Coromandel 253
Sturt 154 (S. Cheek 3/21, Jones 2/14, Chapman 1/2, Haussen 1/2, Little 1/17, Craig 1/17, M. Cheek 1/22) Scoreboard

Round 7. 27th January - 3rd February 2002

- Bye -

Round 8. 10th - 17th February 2002

At Kingswood Oval

vs Unley

Day One

Coromandel 133 (Van Schaik 38, Craig 31, Moulton 19, Little 15, Haussen 13)
Unley 5/26 (Little 3/14, Craig 2/7)

Day Two

First Innings Win

Coromandel 133
Unley 94 (Little 4/14, Lemmey 2/5, Craig 2/15, Magarey 1/3, Pantazis 1/14)
Coromandel 5/46 dec (Little 11, Jones 10*)
Unley 4/72 (Craig 2/12, Van Schaik 1/10) Scoreboard

Final Round (5th vs 6th). 24th February - 3rd March 2002

At Hewett Oval

vs Sheidow Park Maroon

Day One

Coromandel 106 (Little 22, Jones 20)
Sheidow Park 2/83 (Craig 2/16)

Day Two

First Innings Loss

Coromandel 106
Sheidow Park 4/166 (Lemmey 1/18, Pantazis 1/34) Scoreboard