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WELCOME On behalf of Cricket Australia, I welcome all athletes, parents and
families to this year’s Under 19 National Championships.
Cricket Australia’s Underage National Championships are an integral
part of the Australian Cricket Pathway, and continue to provide
important development opportunities for our emerging stars.
These championships have been the largest contributor of talent to
the men’s national team since their establishment, and have helped
the likes of Australian captain Steve Smith and vice-captain David
Warner rise from young guns to world beaters.
Two players - Victoria’s Will Pucovski and Western Australia’s
Cameron Green - went on to play JLT Sheffield Shield cricket last
summer after starring at the most recent edition of the championships,
which shows that the next level is not all that far away.
To all of our players, this is an exciting phase of your sporting journey
and I encourage you to embrace this experience.
This year’s tournament carries added anticipation, with an Australian
Under 19 side to be selected to play at the 2018 ICC Under 19 Cricket
World Cup.
Enjoy the challenge of testing yourselves against the best from across
the country, and the opportunity to play with your teammates and
create memories that will last throughout your cricketing careers
and beyond.
Good luck to all!

GRAHAM MANOU
PATHWAYS MANAGER

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2016/17
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 Cricket Tasmania is thrilled to be hosting the U19
National Championships this season.
Having Australia’s best young talent participating
in the state over the fortnight of the Championships
will be one of the highlights of the 2017/18 season
for Tasmanian Cricket.
This will be the twelfth Championships we have
hosted in the past eleven seasons, a terrific vote
of confidence in the experience of our host clubs
and ground authorities to stage major national
tournaments.
Venues throughout Greater Hobart and Launceston
will host Championship matches, which is an exciting
expansion to include grounds and clubs in Northern
Tasmania in the event.
I would like to thank the volunteers from our host
clubs for their contribution to hosting the event, and
all ground authorities for their ongoing outstanding
support preparing quality pitches and grounds.
The Championship is a key component of the talent
pathway and I wish all participants well, and look
forward to seeing which players from this event
become future stars of Australian Cricket.

NICK CUMMINS
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
CRICKET TASMANIA

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 THE W WADE
MAT
Over the past 10 years, Matthew Wade’s cricketing journey has taken him from
Tasmania to Victoria, and right around the world. The 29-year-old has returned to
Tasmania this summer as one of Australia’s leading wicketkeeper-batsmen, having
represented his country more than 140 times across all three formats of the game.

What’s it like being a professional
cricketer and representing Australia?
It’s a dream come true to be able to be a
professional cricketer and concentrating on
getting the best out of yourself. It’s been a
good ride so far and something that every
kid aspires to do. I’m thankful that I’ve had
the opportunity.
When did you start playing cricket and
what was your journey?
I was maybe eight or nine when I started,
playing in the backyard with my family and
friends over the summer breaks. Then I got
involved in club cricket in Hobart and moved
up to Premier clubs - I went to Clarence when
I was 12 and started playing representative
level for them, and worked my way to senior
cricket there. I played for Tasmania for one
game, then moved to Victoria for 11 years
and now I’m back in Tassie again.
It was 11 seasons ago that you were Player of
the Championships at the Under 19s - what
are your memories of that carnival and your
Pathways career?
It was my last year - I was captain of the Tassie
side at that stage, and we did reasonably well I
think. I think I played four years of Under 17s and
four years of Under 19s as well, and represented
Australia in an Under 19 World Cup. I was lucky
enough to play with some good players there
who I still play with now. We’ve come up
together through the programs - guys like
David Warner, Steve Smith, Moises Henriques
was our captain, Jackson Bird, Jon Holland
and Tom Cooper. There were heaps of guys in
that program who I’ve played with or against
for the majority of my career. It was pretty
cool to grow up with those guys and play at
the top level with them as well.
When did you decide that you wanted to be
an Australian cricketer, and that you were
capable of playing for your country?
I wanted to be a successful first-class cricketer,
I think that’s probably where it started. I wanted
to make it at that level and make runs at that
level. I reckon it was probably a couple of years
into my first-class career that I thought I was
good enough to play at the next level, and I
thought if I could perform well enough that it
was realistic for me. It probably wasn’t until I was
21 or 22 that I thought I could get there - it was
trying to tick all the boxes along the way, and
succeed at the level you were playing at first.

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What are your memories of
receiving your Baggy Green?
I was lucky enough to play the West Indies
in Barbados which is a terrific place to play.
Ricky Ponting presented my Baggy Green
which was even better. I grew up in Tassie
watching ‘Punter’ and he’d been the favourite son
of Tasmanian cricket for a very long time, so it was
a pretty special moment to get my Baggy Green
presented by arguably one of the best players
that’s ever played the game for Australia.

What are the highlights of your cricketing career

- do you have a favourite moment?
I’ve been lucky enough to play a few grand finals
and win a few premierships. I won two when I was
really young with Clarence, and I was lucky enough
to win four Sheffield Shields with Victoria. They’re all
special moments when you’re winning titles with your
mates and you work hard to get there, to get to the
end of the year and win championships. Probably the
most special moment I have playing for Australia is the
first Test we played in India recently, that’s probably
the greatest on-field game I’ve been involved with.
To go over there with a young team and do what we
did in the first Test match and beat India was one of
the best feelings I’ve had playing for Australia.

What would be your advice to this year’s Under 19

cricketers who aspire to follow in your footsteps?
You’ve got to enjoy it - it’s pretty clichéd and everyone
says it, but it’s hard to do though at times. It’s something
I probably didn’t realise when I was a young player,
there’s going to be days that don’t go your way. One
of the hardest things as a professional cricketer or a
young cricketer is trying to find a way to move forward
straight away, so the greatest advice I would give to
young cricketers is to enjoy your teammates success
even if you have a bad day, because your day
is just around the corner.
It’s not the end of the
world if it doesn’t go your
way - you’ll get another
opportunity in this game.
ACT/NSW Country were so
close to championship glory
last summer, and will be out to go
that one step further in Tasmania.
Leading the side will be talented top-order
batsman Jason Sangha, who represented the
CA XI at last year’s championships and is fresh
from two tour matches against England ahead of
the upcoming Ashes Series.

Sangha will have a strong side at his disposal, including

speedster Jason Ralston and swing bowler Iain Carlisle.

Keeper-batsman Matthew Gilkes will also be a key player

with bat in hand if his side is to challenge for the title again.
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TALENT WATCH
03 | JASON SANGHA 09 | MATTHEW GILKES
BATTER WICKETKEEPER
RIGHT-HAND BAT LEFT-HAND BAT

162 34.08 135 32.53

HIGH BATTING HIGH BATTING
SCORE AVERAGE SCORE AVERAGE

DOB: 8/09/1999 DOB: 21/08/1999

CLUB TEAM: RANDWICK-PETERSHAM CLUB TEAM: WESTERN DISTRICT &
UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA

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 ACT/NSW COUNTRY
@CRICKETACT
COACH: Greg McLay
ASSISTANT COACH: Alex Kemp

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

03 JASON
SANGHA
8/09/99 Right
Right
Wrist
Randwick-Petersham

04 JORDIE
MISIC
28/10/99 Left
Right
Wrist
Ginninderra

05 RYAN
MEPPEM
27/05/99 Right
Right
Orthodox
South Tamworth

06 CHARLES
DUMMER
26/08/99 Left
Right
Medium
Oak Flats

09 MATTHEW
GILKES
21/08/99 Left –
Western District &
University of Canberra

10 DANIEL
LEERDAM
23/12/98 Right
Right
Wrist
ANU

23 IAIN
CARLISLE
5/01/00 Left
Right
Fast
Campbelltown-Camden

24 BLAKE
NIKITARAS
29/04/00 Left – Oak Flats

25 JASON
RALSTON
3/04/99 Right
Right
Fast
Eastern Suburbs

26 RYAN
O’BEIRNE
5/02/99 Right
Right
Fast
The Scots College

28 THOMAS
ENGELBRECHT
26/02/99 Right
Right
Wrist
Western District &
University of Canberra

31 TOM
SCOBLE
21/09/98 Right
Left
Fast
Inverell

32 SAM
SKELLY
19/02/99

BATTING
Right

WICKETKEEPER
Right
Fast
Western District &
University of Canberra

BOWLING TALENT WATCH

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CRICKET AUSTRALIA XI
@CAPATHWAY
COACH: Ryan Harris
ASSISTANT COACH: Matthew Elliot

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

01 KYLE
BRAZELL
20/09/01 Left
Left
Orthodox
Tea Tree Gully
(SA)

02 DAMIEN
BURRAGE
11/12/00 Right
Right
Fast
Rockingham Mandurah
(WA)

03 OLIVER
DAVIES
14/10/00 Right
Right
Orthodox
Manly Warringah
(NSW)

04 WILLIAM
FORT
18/05/01 Right
Right
Orthodox
Northern Suburbs
(NSW)

05 MACKENZIE
HARVEY
18/09/00 Left
Right
Medium
Carlton
(VIC)

06 JOSHUA
HOFFMANN
1/06/01 Right
Right
Wrist
Glenelg
(SA)

07 THOMAS
KELLY
14/12/00 Right –
Sturt
(SA)

09 TODD
MURPHY
15/11/00 Left
Right
Orthodox
St Kilda
(VIC)

10 DOMINIC
O’SHANNESSY
26/03/02 Right
Right
Fast
East Bowral Blues
(VIC)

11 PATRICK
ROWE
28/01/01 Right –
Melbourne
(VIC)

12 AJAY
SINGH
6/10/00 Right
Right
Orthodox
Northern Districts
(NSW)

13 MATTHEW
WILLANS
18/12/00 Right
Left
Fast
University of Queensland
(QLD)

14 GLENN
WINSOR
31/10/00 Right
Right
Fast
Charlestown
(NSW)

15
BATTING
HARRY
MANENTI

WICKETKEEPER
5/10/00

BOWLING
Right
Right
Fast

TALENT WATCH
Sydney
(NSW)

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 Selected from the best
talent at the Under 17 National
Championships, the Cricket
Australia XI will be looking to cause a
few upsets against their older opponents.
There’s no shortage of talent in the young side, with
the batting line-up to include emerging Victorian stars
Patrick Rowe and Mackenzie Harvey, plus player of the
Under 17 Championships, South Australia’s Kyle Brazell.

Queensland fast bowler Matthew Willans will be a threat with

the new ball, with spin bowling all-rounders Josh Hoffmann,
Oliver Davies and Todd Murphy giving the team plenty of depth.
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TALENT WATCH
05 | MACKENZIE HARVEY 13 | MATTHEW WILLANS
ALL-ROUNDER BOWLER
LEFT-HAND BAT / LEFT-ARM FAST
RIGHT ARM MEDIUM BOWLER

BEST
BOWLING AVERAGE 14.26
4/19 BOWLING
BEST
BOWLING 5/5
BOWLING
AVERAGE 15.96
AVERAGE 38.64
132 BATTING
HIGH
SCORE DOB: 18/12/2000
CLUB TEAM: UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND
DOB: 18/09/2000
CLUB TEAM: CARLTON

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NSW Metro stumbled at the
semi-final stages last year,
but return with a side capable
of going all the way.
Classy all-rounder Param Uppal takes the
captaincy in a side which bats deep into the
order and has plenty of bowling options.
Uppal, alongside openers Ryan Hackney and Jack
Edwards, form a potent top order combination, with
the inventive Austin Waugh and keeper Baxter Holt
among some quality middle order players.
Aggressive fast bowler Ryan Hadley will spearhead the
attack, alongside fellow quick Lawrence Neil-Smith.
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TALENT WATCH
10 | PARAM UPPAL (C) 18 | JACK EDWARDS
ALLROUNDER ALLROUNDER
RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-HAND BAT /
RIGHT-ARM ORTHODOX BOWLER RIGHT-ARM FAST

HIGH
SCORE 146 37.16
BATTING
AVERAGE
HIGH
SCORE 140 AVERAGE 30.83
BATTING

BOWLING 5/80 AVERAGE 22.99 BOWLING 5/27 AVERAGE 13.78

BEST BOWLING BEST BOWLING

DOB: 26/10/1998 DOB: 19/04/2000

CLUB TEAM: FAIRFIELD-LIVERPOOL CLUB TEAM: MANLY WARRINGAH

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 NEW SOUTH WALES METROPOLITAN
@CRICKETNSW
COACH: Beau Casson
ASSISTANT COACH: Grant Lambert

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

03 NATHAN
BAKER
11/07/00 Right
Right
Wrist
Campbelltown-Camden

04 RYAN
HACKNEY
15/07/99 Left
Right
Orthodox
Penrith

05 AIDEN
BARIOL
14/01/00 Right – Manly Warringah

07 BAXTER
HOLT
21/10/99 Right – Eastern Suburbs

08 AUSTIN
WAUGH
11/11/99 Right
Right
Medium
Sutherland

10 PARAM
UPPAL
26/10/98 Right
Right
Orthodox
Fairfield-Liverpool

11 RYAN
MCELDUFF
9/06/00 Right
Right
Orthodox
Sydney University

18 JACK
EDWARDS
19/04/00 Right
Right
Medium
Manly Warringah

19 JOEL
FOSTER
8/10/99 Left
Right
Fast
Northern Districts

20 LAWRENCE
NEIL-SMITH
1/06/99 Right
Right
Fast
Sydney University

21 GEORGE
FURRER
10/10/98 Right
Left
Fast
Northern Districts

30 RYAN
HADLEY
17/11/98 Right
Right
Fast
Blacktown

31 CHAD
SAMMUT
11/09/98 Left
Left
Fast
Fairfield-Liverpool

BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

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NORTHERN TERRITORY
@NTCRICKET
COACH: Cam Borgas
ASSISTANT COACH: Mark Sorell & Ash Doolan

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

01 TOM
DIXON
9/01/99 Right
Right
Wrist
Federal

02 LIAM
SCOTT
12/12/00 Right
Right
Medium
Sydney
(NSW)

03 SAM
FANNING
20/10/00 Left
Right
Orthodox
Northern Districts
(NSW)

04 LACHLAN
HEARNE
19/12/00 Left
Right
Wrist
Mosman
(NSW)

05 ANTUM
NAQVI
5/04/99 Right
Right
Orthodox
Waratah

06 DANIEL
MYLIUS
21/02/01 Left – Southern Districts

07 DEAN
FRY
16/08/99 Right
Right
Orthodox
Southern Districts

08 SAMUEL
DICK
2/04/99 Right
Right
Orthodox
West

09 COREY
HUNTER
22/06/00 Right
Right
Medium
Wynnum-Manly
(QLD)

10 DANIEL
MCKELL
3/01/00 Right
Right
Fast
Southern Districts

11 HAMISH
MARTIN
2/07/99 Left
Left
Orthodox
Tracy Village

12 BEN
ROOSENBOOM
25/02/1999 Right
Right
Fast
Footscray
(VIC)

13
BATTING
DECLAN
CURRAN

WICKETKEEPER
24/05/99

BOWLING
Right
Right
Medium

TALENT WATCH
Darwin

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 Following a winless
campaign in 2016-17, returning
to the winners’ list will be a
major focus for the Northern
Territory over the next two weeks.
Hamish Martin, who cracked a century
last summer, returns to lead the NT side which
features a mixture of local talent and import players.

Right-arm pace bowler Declan Curran will lead the attack,

with Martin and off-spinning all-rounder Dean Fry offering
effective slow-bowling options. With the bat, New South Wales
duo Sam Fanning and Lachlan Hearne bolster a line-up also
featuring NT Under 17 captain Daniel Mylius.

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TALENT WATCH
11 | HAMISH MARTIN (C) 13 | DECLAN CURRAN
ALLROUNDER BOWLER
LEFT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM MEDIUM
LEFT-ARM ORTHODOX BOWLER

HIGH
SCORE 154 20.88
BATTING
AVERAGE
BEST
BOWLING 4/6
BOWLING
AVERAGE 15.88
BOWLING 7/107 AVERAGE 18.26
BEST BOWLING
DOB: 24/05/1999
CLUB TEAM: DARWIN
DOB: 2/07/1999
CLUB TEAM: TRACY VILLAGE

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After missing out on the last
year’s finals, Queensland will be
determined to push back into title
contention this year.
Nathan McSweeney will lead a Maroons outfit
that has plenty of quality with both bat and ball.

Destructive opening batsman Max Bryant can take the

game away from the opposition quickly, as he showed in
this summer’s JLT One-Day Cup for the Cricket Australia XI,
while McSweeney and Harrison Wood will also have important roles
to play. With the ball, fast bowlers Xavier Bartlett and Blake Edwards
have the skills to trouble the competition’s best players.
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TALENT WATCH
07 | MAX BRYANT 15 | XAVIER BARTLETT
ALLROUNDER BOWLER
RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM FAST
RIGHT-ARM MEDIUM BOWLER

HIGH
SCORE 159 38.00
BATTING
AVERAGE
BEST
BOWLING 6/24
BOWLING
AVERAGE 15.17
BOWLING 5/44 AVERAGE 16.41
BEST BOWLING DOB: 17/12/1998
CLUB TEAM: GOLD COAST DOLPHINS
DOB: 10/03/1999
CLUB TEAM: GOLD COAST DOLPHINS

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 QUEENSLAND
@QLDCRICKET
COACH: Andy Bichel
ASSISTANT COACH: Brendan Creevey

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

01 NATHAN
MCSWEENEY 8/03/99 Right
Right
Orthodox
Northern Suburbs

02 LACHLAN
PRINCE 25/06/00 Right
Right
Wrist
Ipswich/Logan

03 BEN
MAYNARD 22/12/99 Left
Right
Medium
Ipswich/Logan

04 HARRISON
WOOD 27/12/98 Right
Right
Medium
Ipswich/Logan

06 HARRISON
MACOUN 27/05/99 Right
Right
Wrist
Ipswich/Logan

07 MAX
BRYANT 10/03/99 Right
Right
Medium
Gold Coast Dolphins

08 ISAIAH
SNELL 2/03/00 Left – Northern Suburbs

09 ZAK
HONEYBROOK 16/11/98 Right
Right
Fast
Toombul

10 DONAL
WHYTE 1/06/99 Right
Right
Fast
Valleys

11 ANGUS
LOVELL 12/09/99 Right
Right
Orthodox
Sunshine Coast

12 BLAKE
EDWARDS 26/10/99 Right
Right
Fast
Wests

14 MITCHELL
CONNOLLY 12/10/99 Left
Northern
Suburbs
Northern Suburbs

15 XAVIER
BARTLETT 17/12/98 Right
Right
Fast
Gold Coast Dolphins

BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

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SOUTH AUSTRALIA
@SACANEWS
COACH: Greg Blewett
ASSISTANT COACH: John Palmer

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

05 ZACHARY
SCHWARZ 4/05/99 Left
Left
Medium
Tea Tree Gully

06 CONNOR
DUDLEY 1/12/98 Right
Right
Medium
Sturt

07 BAILEY
CAPEL 15/04/00 Left – West Torrens

08 COREY
KELLY 14/12/00 Right
Right
Medium
Sturt

10 EUAN
FLETCHER 6/07/00 Right
Right
Medium
Kensington

11 TOM
O’CONNELL 14/06/00 Left
Right
Wrist
Sturt

12 LLOYD
POPE 1/12/99 Right
Right
Wrist
Kensington

14 LUCAS
FROUDE 3/04/00 Left – Kensington

15 ASHLEY
ECKERMANN 22/09/99 Right
Right
Medium
Kensington

16 JOSH
PENGELLEY 6/01/00 Right
Right
Fast
Adelaide

17 BAILEY
WIGHTMAN 16/06/99 Right
Right
Medium
Adelaide University

18 CAMERON
FATCHEN 5/09/99 Right
Right
Fast
Kensington

19
BATTING
HENRY
DALL

WICKETKEEPER
27/11/99

BOWLING
Left

TALENT WATCH
– Kensington

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 South Australia will be hoping it
can put its opponents in a spin at
this year’s championships - literally.
Key to the team’s hopes of winning
will be wrist-spin duo Tom O’Connell and
Lloyd Pope, both more than capable of troubling
the tournament’s best players.

Pope returns to the South Australia set-up after

representing the CA XI at last year’s championships,
in which he was the leading wicket-taker.

Leading the side will be batsman Connor Dudley,

with left-hander Henry Dall also set to be a focal
point in South Australia’s batting line-up.
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TALENT WATCH
11 | TOM O’CONNELL 19 | HENRY DALL
BOWLER BATTER
RIGHT-ARM WRIST SPIN LEFT-HAND BAT

5/1 19.77 144

BEST BOWLING
29.31
HIGH BATTING
BOWLING AVERAGE SCORE AVERAGE

DOB: 14/06/2000 DOB: 27/11/1999

CLUB TEAM: STURT CLUB TEAM: KENSINGTON

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After reaching the qualifying
finals last year, Tasmania will be
looking to progress deeper into this
year’s tournament.
Dylan Hay will lead a side which has a number
of quality all-round cricketers.

Two of those are off-spinning talent Jarrod Freeman and

Keegan Oates, both of whom played at last year’s Under 19
carnival, for the CA XI and Tasmania respectively.

Hay and Liam Devlin will also feature with the bat for the young
men in green, while the side features a number of players who
competed at Under 17 level in October.
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TALENT WATCH
09 | JARROD FREEMAN 26 | KEEGAN OATES
BOWLER BATTER
RIGHT-ARM ORTHODOX SPINNER RIGHT-HAND BAT

6/29 17.60 149

BEST BOWLING
27.78
HIGH BATTING
BOWLING AVERAGE SCORE AVERAGE

DOB: 15/07/2000 DOB: 3/01/2000

CLUB TEAM: MOWBRAY CLUB TEAM: LINDISFARNE

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 TASMANIA
@CTPATHWAYS
COACH: Shannon Tubb
ASSISTANT COACH: Wade Townsend

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

02 JACK
WHITE
8/07/99 Left
Left
Orthodox
North Hobart

03 LEWIS
DRURY 26/02/01 Right
Right
Orthodox
North Hobart

04 DYLAN
HAY 18/10/98 Right
Right
Orthodox
Kingborough

09 JARROD
FREEMAN 15/07/00 Right
Right
Orthodox
Mowbray

10 SHAUN
REDMAN 13/10/98 Left
Right
Fast
Burnie Hurricanes

11 JACK
FREEMAN 27/06/00 Right
Right
Fast
University

12 LIAM
DEVLIN 21/11/98 Left
Right
Wrist
Clarence District

13 DOMINIC
RAWLINGS 7/09/99 Right
Right
Fast
Launceston

15 OLIVER
WOOD 18/10/98 Right
Right
Fast
Riverside

17 SAMUEL
LEWIS-
JOHNSON
9/10/00 Right
Right
Medium
North Hobart

23 JAMES
BEATTIE 28/09/98 Right
Left
Fast
North Hobart

26 KEEGAN
OATES 3/01/00 Right
Right
Fast
Lindisfarne

30 NOAH
VAN DE
WERKEN
19/09/99

BATTING
Left

WICKETKEEPER
Right
Orthodox

BOWLING
University Of Tasmania

TALENT WATCH

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VICTORIA COUNTRY
@CVSTATECHAMPS
COACH: Craig Hogan
ASSISTANT COACH: David Reid

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

05 JACK
LALOR 14/04/99 Right
Right
Medium
Northcote

13 BRADLEY
MELVILLE 1/10/98 Right
Right
Orthodox
Melbourne

17 ROBY
LANE 18/08/00 Left
Left
Orthodox
Northcote

19 WILSON
MCGILLIVRAY 13/08/99 Right
Right
Fast
Melbourne

21 JACK
BOUWMEESTER 7/05/99 Right
Right
Fast
Carlton

23 TOM
ROGERS 7/02/99 Left
Right
Medium
Melbourne University

25 JOEL
MITCHELL 3/08/99 Left
Right
Orthodox
Casey South Melbourne

27 JOSH
LARKIN 4/2/1999 Right
Right
Orthodox
Central Park St Brendan's

26 LUKE
GANDY 14/11/98 Right
Right
Fast
Dandenong

31 BRODY
COUCH 5/12/99 Left
Right
Fast
Geelong

36 THOMAS
JACKSON 17/12/00 Right – Geelong

41 JAMES
RYAN 11/09/99 Left
Right
Wrist
Essendon

44 MITCHELL
DAVEY
21/11/00 Left
Left
Fast
Kooweerup

BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

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 COUNTRY

Victoria Country will be hoping

another successful tournament is
on the cards, after reaching the
semi-final stage last year.
That tournament included bragging rights
against their Metro rivals, with an impressive
qualifying final victory.

Tasked with leading the team this year is impressive top-

order batsman Tom Rogers. Spin bowling all-rounder Brad
Melville will have an important role to play for the Country side,
as will pace bowler Wilson McGillivray, while Thomas Jackson
and Mitchell Davey step up from this year’s Under 17 side.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT US AT
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TALENT WATCH
19 | WILSON MCGILLIVRAY 23 | TOM ROGERS (C)
BOWLER BATTER
RIGHT-ARM FAST LEFT-HAND BAT

6/29 16.22 126

BEST BOWLING
38.55
HIGH BATTING
BOWLING AVERAGE SCORE AVERAGE

DOB: 13/08/1999 DOB: 7/02/1999

CLUB TEAM: MELBOURNE CLUB TEAM: MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY

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 METROPOLITAN

Reaching the business end of

the competition will be the target
for a talented Victoria Metro side
this campaign.
Despite Will Pucovski’s record-breaking campaign
with the bat last summer, the Metro side missed out
on the final four and will have a point to prove.
Will Sutherland, who debuted for Victoria at the JLT
One-Day Cup, will captain the side and be an important
player with bat and ball, as will fellow all-rounder Jonathan
Merlo. Consistent left-hander Ed Newman will feature in the
top-order, while the speedy Zak Evans will be keen to make
a mark with the new ball in hand.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT US AT
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TALENT WATCH
43 | ZAK EVANS 50 | WILL SUTHERLAND (C)
BOWLER ALL-ROUNDER
RIGHT-ARM FAST RIGHT-HAND BAT /
RIGHT-ARM FAST BOWLER

6/14 15.14 95 27.43

BEST BOWLING HIGH BATTING
BOWLING AVERAGE SCORE AVERAGE

5/20 17.81
DOB: 26/03/2000 BEST BOWLING
BOWLING AVERAGE
CLUB TEAM: RINGWOOD
DOB: 27/10/1999 
CLUB TEAM: PRAHRAN

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 VICTORIA METROPOLITAN
@CVSTATECHAMPS
COACH: Jarrad Loughman
ASSISTANT COACH: Guy McKenna

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

20 JOSH
HARTILL 16/09/99 Right
Right
Orthodox
Ringwood

22 ANDREW
YOUNG 6/11/98 Right
Left
Wrist
Melbourne University

26 EDWARD
NEWMAN 12/03/99 Left
Left
Orthodox
Dandenong

29 JONATHAN
MERLO 15/12/98 Right
Right
Fast
St Kilda

30 ZACHARY
MEVISSEN 23/03/99 Right
Right
Fast
Melbourne

31 MICHAEL
EDWARDS 21/12/98 Right
Left
Fast
Northcote

32 JORDAN
KIGHT 28/09/98 Right – Footscray

35 BLAKE
PARSONS 12/04/99 Right
Left
Orthodox
Prahran

37 MATTHEW
WILSON 15/03/99 Left
Right
Fast
Carlton

39 SHUBHAM
BHARGAVE 18/10/99 Right
Right
Orthodox
Camberwell Magpies

43 ZAK
EVANS 26/03/00 Right
Right
Fast
Ringwood

48 CONNOR
RUTLAND 9/05/00 Right
Right
Fast
Essendon

50 WILL
SUTHERLAND
27/10/99 Right
Right
Fast
Prahran

BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA
@WACA_CRICKET
COACH: Stewart Walters
ASSISTANT COACH: Michael Thistle

NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

02 CODY
ROSE 19/06/99 Right
Right
Orthodox
Scarborough

03 HAMISH
MCKENZIE 21/09/99 Left
Left
Wrist
Subiaco Floreat

04 JAYDEN
GOODWIN 13/12/01 Left
Right
Wrist
Colts

05 EMILE
VAN DER
MERWE
28/06/00 Right
Right
Medium
Wanneroo

06 CHARLIE
CASSELL 25/10/98 Right
Right
Medium
Midland Guildford

07 AARON
HARDIE 7/01/99 Right
Right
Fast
Willetton

08 BRADLEY
HOPE 13/07/99 Right
Right
Fast
Claremont Nedlands

09 MATTHEW
SPOORS 6/05/99 Right
Right
Wrist
Wanneroo

10 JOSHUA
CHOJNOWSKI 7/11/98 Right
Right
Fast
Fremantle

11 CAMERON
GREEN
3/06/99 Right
Right
Fast
Subiaco Floreat

12 THOMAS
MAY
20/03/99 Right
Right
Medium
Claremont Nedlands

13 ADAM
FRANCE 24/01/99 Right
Right
Fast
Rockingham-Mandurah

14
BATTING
BRYCE
JACKSON

WICKETKEEPER
28/11/99

BOWLING
Right

TALENT WATCH
Right
Fast
Melville

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 Defending champions
Western Australia returning with
a strong squad and with every
chance of going back-to-back.
Coach Stewart Walters and captain
Aaron Hardie again unite, for a shot at a
second consecutive Under 19 crown.
Fast-bowling all-rounder Cameron Green was
player of the final in 2016-17, before bursting onto the
domestic scene with some impressive JLT Sheffield
Shield performances, including a five-wicket haul in his
maiden innings. Green and fellow all-rounders Hardie,
Bradley Hope and Matthew Spoors are all back in yellow,
and have big roles to play if the trophy is to head west again.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT US AT
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TALENT WATCH
09 | MATTHEW SPOORS 11 | CAMERON GREEN
BATTER ALL-ROUNDER
RIGHT-HAND BAT RIGHT-HAND BAT /
RIGHT-ARM FAST BOWLER

117 30.47 129 AVERAGE 41.37

HIGH BATTING HIGH BATTING
SCORE AVERAGE SCORE

BOWLING 5/17 AVERAGE 13.59

BEST BOWLING
DOB: 6/05/1999
CLUB TEAM: WANNEROO
DOB: 3/06/1999
CLUB TEAM: SUBIACO FLOREAT

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THE WORLD CUP
Having the opportunity to
represent your country on the
world stage is a huge honour.
And following this year’s Under
19 National Championships, a
team of Australia’s best and
brightest young male cricketers
will get that chance.
The 2018 ICC Under 19 Cricket
World Cup is only one month
away, being played in New
Zealand from January 13 to
February 3, with Australia out to
win the title for the first time
since 2010.
That victorious team featured a
host of current national and
domestic stars.
Mitchell Marsh captained the
side to World Cup triumph, with
current stars Josh Hazlewood,
Nic Maddinson, Adam Zampa
and Kane Richardson among the
Aussie young guns at his disposal
in New Zealand that year.
“I have great memories of
captaining at the 2010 World
Cup, we had an amazing team,”
Marsh said.
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“I think overall our camaraderie
was the one thing that really
stood out for me with that team.”
Marsh’s side kicked off the
tournament with big wins
against the United States of
America and Ireland, before
a narrow loss to South Africa in
their third group game.
A quarter-final against hosts
New Zealand finished in a 62-run
win for Australia, as Marsh
passed 50 with the bat, followed
by a hard-fought two-wicket
semi-final win against Sri Lanka.
Marsh (92) again starred with
the bat, as Hazlewood claimed
four wickets.
Hazlewood repeated his heroics
in the final, claiming 4-30 in a
player of the match
performance, while Richardson
provided a run-a-ball 44 in the
lower order - helping Australia
dismiss Pakistan for 182 in
response to 9-207.
“My memories of the Under 19
World Cup Final (in 2010) are
that it was a pretty special time,”
Hazlewood said.
“We had a good group of guys, a
lot of those guys have gone on
to play first-class cricket and for
Australia as well - Mitch Marsh,
Nic Maddinson, those sort of guys.
“It’s that first senior tournament
you play. You grow up playing
with these guys in the underage
groups and to play that World
Cup final was pretty special.”
In total, Australia has won the
tournament three times - in 1988,
2002 and 2010 - while plenty of
past and present stars have had
a taste of under-19 level cricket
for Australia.
A star-studded 2006 side was
captained by Moises Henriques,
and featured current Australian
vice-captain David Warner, plus
a host of players to have since
played international cricket
including Matthew Wade, Usman
Khawaja, Aaron Finch and
Jackson Bird.
Australian captain Steve Smith
was a member of the 2008
line-up, alongside the likes of
Hazlewood, James Pattinson
and James Faulkner.
What will the future hold
for the stars of 2018?
 HIP

S
ONS

E
MP I

R
H A

I
C

UMP
Cricket Australia Development Umpire Panel
members Darren Close and Claire Polosak
have followed very different umpiring journeys
leading into this season’s Under 19 National
Championships.
Close, from Tasmania, possesses a significant
amount of experience, having already umpired
20 first-class matches, including 17 Sheffield
Shield fixtures and three tour matches involving
New Zealand, West Indies and Pakistan.
He remarkably debuted as an 18-year-old in a
Sheffield Shield match between Tasmania and
Victoria in 1986-87 and has two List A matches
to his name, including the 1986-87 One-Day
Domestic Cup Final.
Close returned to Australian shores two years
ago after working overseas, jumping back into
umpiring. He was appointed to the Under 17
National Championships in 2015-16, and last
season officiated in the Under 19 National
Championships, included the Final, and in the
Under 19 International Series between Australia
and Sri Lanka in April.
Polosak was appointed to the CA Development
Umpire Panel in the 2015-16 season and is a
member of the ICC Development Panel of
Umpires.
The Goulburn product and now Sydneysider
has been a ground-breaker throughout her
career, and has a wealth of international and
domestic umpiring experience.
Not only will Polosak make her own Under 19
National Championships debut this year,
but she becomes the first female to officiate
this tournament.
In October, Polosak became the first female
to stand in a men’s List A match as part of the
JLT One-Day Cup competition in Sydney.
More recently, she was appointed to the One-Day
International component of the Commonwealth
Bank Women’s Ashes Series between Australia
and England, while throughout June and July,
Polosak was appointed to the ICC Women’s
World Cup in England and Wales, standing in
four matches.
She also finished a long 2016-17 season – which
included women’s international appointments,
the WNCL Final and WBBL|02 matches -
alongside Close at the Under 19 International
Series between Australia and Sri Lanka.
In addition to the two Development Panel
Umpires, this year’s Under 19 National
Championships will include eight State Panel
Umpires from around the country and five
Cricket Australia Match Referees, including
former ICC Elite Umpire Panel member
Steve Davis.

UMPIRES Trent Steenholdt (WA)

Daryl Brigham (VIC) Glen Stubbings (NSW)

MATCH S
Steve Brne (VIC) David Taylor (QLD)
Darren Close
(CA Development Panel – TAS) MATCH REFEREES

OFFICAL
James Hewitt (WA) Peter Marshall

Anthony Hobson (NSW) Damian Herft

Troy Penman (NSW) David Johnston

Claire Polosak Jamie Mitchell

(CA Development Panel – NSW) Steve Davis

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UNDER 19 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
MONDAY 4 DECEMBER – FRIDAY 15 DECEMBER, 2017

POOL TIME HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM VENUE

ROUND 1 - MONDAY, 4 DECEMBER 2017
POOL A 10:00am Western Australia v Queensland Lindisfarne Oval
POOL A 10:00am Northern Territory v VIC Country Kangaroo Bay Oval
POOL B 10:00am ACT/NSW Country v South Australia Queenborough Oval
POOL B 10:00am VIC Metro v Cricket Australia XI New Town Oval
INTER POOL 10:00am Tasmania v NSW Metro Kingston Twin Ovals
ROUND 2 - TUESDAY, 5 DECEMBER 2017
POOL B 10:00am Tasmania v Cricket Australia XI Lindisfarne Oval
INTER POOL 10:00am ACT/NSW Country v Northern Territory Ferguson Park
POOL B 10:00am South Australia v VIC Metro KGV Oval
POOL A 10:00am NSW Metro v Western Australia New Town Oval
POOL A 10:00am VIC Country v Queensland University Oval
WEDNESDAY REST DAY - NO CRICKET
ROUND 3 - THURSDAY, 7 DECEMBER 2017
INTER POOL 10:00am Western Australia v Cricket Australia XI UTAS Stadium
POOL B 10:00am VIC Metro v ACT/NSW Country Invermay Park
POOL B 10:00am South Australia v Tasmania NTCA Ground No. 2
Windsor Community
POOL A 10:00am VIC Country v NSW Metro
Precinct Cricket Ground
POOL A 10:00am Queensland v Northern Territory NTCA Ground No. 1
ROUND 4 - FRIDAY, 8 DECEMBER 2017
POOL A 10:00am Northern Territory v NSW Metro NTCA Ground No. 2
Windsor Community
POOL A 10:00am VIC Country v Western Australia
Precinct Cricket Ground
POOL B 10:00am Cricket Australia XI v ACT/NSW Country NTCA Ground No. 1
POOL B 1:30pm (D/N) VIC Metro v Tasmania UTAS Stadium
INTER POOL 10:00am South Australia v Queensland Invermay Park
SATURDAY CLUB CRICKET DAY - NO CRICKET
ROUND 5 - SUNDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2017
POOL A 1:30pm (D/N) NSW Metro v Queensland UTAS Stadium
INTER POOL 10:00am VIC Country v VIC Metro NTCA Ground No. 1
POOL A 10:00am Western Australia v Northern Territory Invermay Park
Windsor Community
POOL B 10:00am ACT/NSW Country v Tasmania
Precinct Cricket Ground
POOL B 10:00am Cricket Australia XI v South Australia NTCA Ground No. 2
MONDAY REST DAY - NO CRICKET

QUARTER FINALS - TUESDAY, 12 DECEMBER 2017

SEMI FINALS - WEDNESDAY, 13 DECEMBER 2017

THURSDAY REST DAY - NO CRICKET

FINALS - FRIDAY, 15 DECEMBER 2017

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 U19 VENUES
CLUB NAME VENUE ADDRESS

Clarence CC Kangaroo Bay Oval Kangaroo Bay Drive, Rosny Park

Lindisfarne CC Lindisfarne Oval 19A Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne
Brighton CC Ferguson Park Midland Highway, Pontville
New Town CC New Town Oval Main Road, New Town
Glenorchy CC KGV Oval 1A Anfield Street, Glenorchy
South Hobart Sandy Bay CC Queenborough Oval Cnr Nelson Road & Peel Street, Sandy Bay
University CC University Oval Cnr Grosvenor & Alexander Streets, Sandy Bay
Kingborough CC Kingston Twin Ovals off Kingston View Drive, Kingston
Blundstone Arena 15 Derwent Street, Bellerive
UTAS Stadium Invermay Road, Invermay
Mowbray CC Invermay Park Forster Street, Invermay
Launceston CC NTCA Ground #1 55 Racecourse Crescent, Launceston
South Launceston CC NTCA Ground #2 55 Racecourse Crescent, Launceston
Windsor Community Precinct
Riverside CC West Tamar Highway, Riverside
Cricket Ground

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THE BAT NO BALLS

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SKILL
DEVELOPMENT ACTION
& FUN

MORE
JUNIOR GIRLS
COMPETITIONS
THAN EVER
BEFORE!

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JUNIOR CRICKET STAGE 1 JUNIOR CRICKET STAGE 2

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PLAYERS: 7 PLAYERS: 9

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YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP
PACE BOWLER WELFARE
IN ORDER TO ENSURE WE MANAGE THE WELFARE OF YOUNG FAST BOWLERS,
THE FOLLOWING LIMITATIONS HAVE BEEN IMPLEMENTED TO REDUCE THE
OCCURRENCE OF BONE STRESS RELATED INJURIES.

MANAGEMENT APPROACH
• 10 Week Plan workloads are developed • All balls bowled are recorded throughout
for pace bowlers in each squad so that the pre-season and season (education
4 week average loads are 120-150 before provided to players) to allow for monitoring
championships so players are well prepared, and plan adaptation.
including standby players.
• Regular review of plan and adapt
• Avoid spikes greater than 50%. The Athlete throughout the season.
Management System (AMS) provides a
• AMS allows for wellness information to be
warning to State Talent Managers (STM’s)
recorded and track how players are coping
coaches, physiotherapists and strength and
with the planned loads injury recording.
conditioning coaches at 50%.
• All injuries to be recorded on AMS for
• Ideally players should be able to be provided
the season by State Physiotherapists
a period of rest after the championships –
for season. This is a critical step in
case managed approach in consultation with
gaining more knowledge at the
State Coaches, Grade clubs, and schools
Championships and age level.
for the targeted pace bowlers.

PACE BOWLERS TO BE LIMITED TO

U19 – 360 Balls (60) overs
Given they are only One Day Matches this will mean
they could miss 2 x Games if they bowl 10 overs.
U17 – 312 Balls (52) overs
Given they are only One Day Matches this will mean
they could miss 3 x Games if they bowl 10 overs.
15&U Recommendation
30 overs limit to any medium and pace bowlers

1. AGE 2. WORKLOAD 3. TECHNIQUE

• Growing bones are • Understand
more susceptible previous loads
to injury 35º
• Plan & Monitor
• Spinal bones for each individual
don’t fully mature Counter-rotation
until the mid 20’s • Avoid large load spikes Greater than 35º is a risk

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