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2008-09 stats

Awards

In April 2009 the club held its annual dinner and awards night at the Duke of Wellington Bar and Café in Hobart. The following awards were presented:

B1 batting - Michael Millhouse (aggregate 386 at 38.6) and Luke Bartulovic (average 272 at 45.3)

B1 bowling - Michael Pearce (average, aggregate and economy 39 wickets at 9.0, 3.4 runs per over)

B2 batting - Sean Dorsett (aggregate 309 at 22.07) and Oliver Hippel (average 254 at 50.8)

B2 bowling - Euan Rodgers (aggregate 20 wickets at 17.8), Jesse Arnold (average 19 wickets at 13.4) and Adam Dentler (economy 14 wickets at 16.6, 3.5 runs per over)

C batting - Vaughan Allen (aggregate & average 737 at 61.4)

C bowling - Vaughan Allen (aggregate 20 wickets at 15.5) and Dave Carless (average and economy 18 wickets at 9.0, 3.2 runs per over)

Chris Machin was presented the award for most improved in the club. With a dominant start to the season playing in B2, Chris averaged scored 200 in 3 knocks being dismissed once. Chris also performed well with the ball before being elevated to B1, where he also performed exceptionally well coming second in the batting and featuring regularly with the ball. We are expecting Chris to continue to build on his good all round form this season. 

Club champion was awarded to Vaughan Allen with 765 points and best clubman award went to Sean Dorsett, largely for the fabulous curry he put together for the final training run of the season.

Fifteen bowling and ten batting awards were presented for outstanding individual efforts. Of note was Brian Womersley, Jesse Arnold and Luke Bartulovic with two 5 wicket hauls, only to be outdone by Michael Pearce with three 5-fors, all playing in our top side. Michael Millhouse was awarded for his two centuries, as was Iain Stewart with two centuries, scored back to back during a near career best form surge with the bat.