Easts Premier team will play Karori in Sunday’s one day final at the Basin Reserve after thrashing the Wellington under-20s by 225 runs on Monday.
Opening batsmen and Firebird Josh Brodie carried his bat for 149 not out as Easts ammassed 321-6 batting first and the under 20s could only muster
96 in reply.
Read more .... Wellington Cricket
Get to the Basin on Sunday to support the Mighty Easts Premier Team.
Six Premier Easts players have been selected to play for this Sunday’s second round Stewie Dempster Shield One-Day series match at Karori Park. Wellington City will include Josh Brodie, Ben Orton, Ricky Joseph & Michael Burns and the Under 23 side Chamika Gajanayaka & Niranjan Naguleswaran. To view selected teams click here ......
Scott Pender, a former longstanding Senior player at Easts, is now a Registered Osteopath, ACC Provider.
Scott’s goal is to return injured players back into the game we love, because afterall, it’s much more fun playing cricket than wishing you could be. Scott is offering a discount for club members who have paid their fees.
Non-ACC $60 ($50 for players who have paid subs)
ACC $32 ($25 for players who have paid subs)
1st treatment 45 mins / follow up treatments 30 mins
To read more about Scott and what he is offering for Easts players click here ...
The junior registration day will be held on September 24th at Wellington Indoor Sports Centre, Newtown from 10:30am to 12:30pm.
If you would like more information regarding junior cricket go to the on-line Junior Website - Easts Junior Cricket Website
Another great year for the Eastern Surburbs Cricket Club by winning five trophies, and the 2A Roosters in first place 2A Grade competition and retention of the Cook Shield by the Premier Men’s team for another season.
Royal Visit Cup (Awarded to the Wellington club with the highest aggregate points) - Easts first with 1,198.11 points
Best Lower Grade Performance - Duncan McIntyre (265 for Easts Tigers v Easts Bulldogs in 2C Grade
Ron Murray Cup (Awarded to the person who took the most wickets in Premier Men’s grade) - Lance Dry (56 wickets at 13.70)
Sam Platt Cup (Awarded for the best overall performance in Premier Men’s grade) - Lance Dry (Pearce Cup v North City 111* & 7-55)
Mens Cricketer of the Year - Lance Dry (1349 points)
Cook Shield The Premier Men’s competition that runs much like rugby’s Ranfurly Shield with clubs having to beat the holders outright over two days to win it. We have successfully defended this 21 times now.
click here to see Wilkinson Pearce Cup Statistics

Yes the Mighty Easts have done it again and qualified for the Premier Mens Final for the Wilkinson Pearce Cup. No guessing who the opposition is - Karori for the 3rd year in a row. Easts will need an outright win in the three day final at the Basin Reserve to claim the trophy for the astonishing 10th successive year.
Wellington Cricket - 1 April 2011
Wellington Cricket - Day 1 - 2nd April 2011
DominionPost - Day 2 - 3rd April 2011
Result was a win to Karori by 108 runs - we will get it back!!!
Premier Men Competition Points Top 3
Karori - 110.30
Easts - 93.26
Naenae - 90.86
The Club’s End of Season Prizegiving Dinner will be held at the Clubrooms on Saturday 26th March from 7.30pm.
The sumptuous Buffet Dinner will be served at 8.30pm followed by Prizegiving and then the Mystery Guest!
$20 per head - no exceptions, including late arrivals.
Club bar prices.
I want all teams well represented.
Keep that night free!!!!!!!!!!!
Promises to be a humdinger!!!
Cheers, Gordie
Player of the Week can be won by anyone who does something extraordinary in New Zealand sport each week.
The PlaceMakers Player of the Week wins a $250 PlaceMakers voucher and last weeks winner was Lance Dry who achieved two milestones - his best bowling in an innings with 7-55 and a maiden century of 111* when batting at number 10. He also set a new club 10th partnership record of 112 with Ricky Joseph.
Listen to Murray Deakers Sportstalk on Newstalk ZB yesterday afternoon when Lance was awarded Placemakers Player of the Week.
Move the seek button to 26:15 to listen to Murray talking with Lance:- Newstalk ZB - 6 March 2011
History repeated in painful fashion for young Wellington & Easts opener Josh Brodie yesterday when his season was ended in the nets.
A distraught Brodie was told he would be sidelined for six to eight weeks after his left index finger was broken by a short delivery from Wellington fast bowler Andy McKay at net practice.
It was a broken bone in the same finger that ended Brodie’s season at a similar stage last year as he was pushing for higher honours.
Read more - DomPost - 5 March 2011
Lance had his career best bowling figures 7-55 and first senior century in the two day match against North City on 26th & 27th Feb 2011.
The first day Lance removed the two openers and with some help from Jeetan Patel put Norths on the back foot when the scorebook changed from 0-66 to 4-67. Lance’s 1st innings bowling figures were 27 overs, 9 maidens and 7 wickets for 55 runs.
Chasing 270 for first innings points, Lance joined Josh Mclauchlan (68) at the crease when the score was 238-8. Lance & Josh achieved the target of 270 and progressed to 330-9 scoring 95 runs for the 9th wicket.
Next in at number 11 was Ricky Joseph (47) and Lance and Ricky went about setting a new Premier Mens team 10th wicket partnership record of 112 beating the previous record, set in the 2008 three day final, of 89 held by Lance & Roger Fouhy
Other highlights in the match were Jeetan Patel’s 3-90, Josh Brodie (80) and Scott Golder (70).
We are now in 2nd place in the Pearce Cup and are sniffing around with a chance for the final with 2 matches to play.
The Easts club chairman and Wellington selector Doug Pollock decided to dust off the whites and team up with his 18 year old son Andrew for the two day match against Taita VIC Cycles.
At 44 and fresh up from a spell, Doug hopes he can break his senior club century drought for Eastern Suburbs today. But a few catches off his son's bowling would do nicely instead.
Read more - DomPost - 26 Feb 2011
Match result:- Doug was just nine runs short of his maiden century for Easts scoring 91 with 14 fours but did achieve 128 runs for the match with a 2nd innings score of 37. Son Andrew picked up three wickets.
Expect Josh Brodie to hit the ground running when the Plunket Shield resumes at the Basin Reserve with the Wellington Firebirds hosting the Auckland Aces.
With a strong motivation to help the Wellington Firebirds rediscover their winning formula and a huge desire to play Test cricket for the BLACKCAPS, the left handed opener can’t wait to don the whites and get back into four-day cricket.
“I’m excited about the upcoming Plunket Shield games and it’s a great opportunity for Wellington to finish the season strongly,” he said. “We need to put in some good performances over the next several weeks - the batsmen need to score big hundreds and occupy the crease while the bowlers need to form partnerships and back each other up. If we can have some big sessions and dominate teams then we can climb up the ladder and be in contention for the title at the business end of the season.”
Read more - Wellington Cricket
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Two East Premier Team players, Ricky Joseph and Niranjan Naguleswaran, have been selected to represent Wellington in the National Under 23 tournament.
All three formats will be played throughout the tournament that is played amongst the six Major Associations, including one three-dayer, three one-dayers and one Twenty20 fixture.
Wellington’s draw is:
24-26 January v Otago (three-day match)
28 January v Auckland (One-Day match)
29 January v Canterbury (One-Day match)
30 January v Northern Districts (One-Day match)
31 January v Central Districts (Twenty20 match)
Read more - Wellington Cricket
Results: - Individual highlights included strong batting and bowling performances by Niranjan Naguleswaran, whose scores included 51, 58 and 97 and who took 8 wickets against Otago. Wellington Cricket - Under 23 Results
The annual Wellington versus Hutt Valley cricket match for the Stewie Dempster Shield is being played this Sunday 19th December 2010 at Fraser Park. Four East Premier Team players have been selected with Josh Brodie as Captain along with Jeremy Dean, Josh McLauchlan & Ricky Joseph.
This year the match doubles as a trial match for the Wellington U23 side that will contest the National Tournament in Lincoln from 24 of January 2011.
How about providing support to your fellow East players.
See more - Wellington Cricket
Three of the Easts Premier team are in the Wellington trial game to be played at Kelburn Park on Tuesday 30th November 2010. The four players are Jeremy Dean, Scott Golder and Jeetan Patel.
See more - DominionPost - Mark Geenty
Jeetan Patel will captain the Wellington Twenty20 team with Scott & Jeremy missing selection.
See more - DominionPost - Sam Worthington
There was little in Lance Dry’s first over in Pearce Cup cricket to suggest he would go on to take 500 wickets. But that’s the milestone the 35-year-old Eastern Suburbs leg spinner reached yesterday, when he dismissed Naenae’s Damian Austin, on home turf at Kilbirnie Park.
In doing so, Dry became the first bowler since Evan Gray (Karori and Johnsonville) to reach the elusive mark.
See more - DominionPost - Hamish Bidwell
In the very first edition of a new series Club Guns on the Twenty20 website they spoke to former Wellington Firebird and current Eastern Suburbs stalwart Scott Golder about his career for both the Easts club and Wellington province.
See more - Twenty20 Report - Marc Ellison
21 & 28 January 2012
Nairnville Park 1
Easts 227-9 decl
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Josh Brodie Scott Golder Sam Mclauchlan |
44 54 65 |
Onslow 89-10 & 75-5
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Nathan Cameron Michael Burns |
7-28 4-20 |
Day 2 as at 12:00pm
Weekly Draw - 23 Jan 2012
Results - 22 Jan 2012
Cook Shield - 21 Jan 2012
Gallery - 21 Jan 2011
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Premier Hazlett Senior 3 Women 2020 2A Roosters 2A Bullets 2B Demons 2B Tigers 2C Hawks 2C Aces 2C Bulldogs 2C Sharks 2C Superchallengers 1A Originals 1B Bay Boys 2020 Cobras 2020 Indies 2020 Buffaloes |
43.27 31.12 39.76 27.00 51.76 31.88 33.94 22.77 36.47 41.07 21.35 35.12 56.09 42.00 16.00 45.00 36.00 15.00 |
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Nick Lunn Josh Brodie Felix Faisandier Roy Singh Roy Singh Phil Callaghan Aalok Manohar |
176 149* 122 120 118 114 100 |
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Firoz Sait Mohammed Jack Buchanan |
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Firoz Sait Mohammed Martin Badenhorst Nathan Cameron Jack Buchanan Firoz Sait Mohammed Logan Pithyou Kris Bieringa Jacob Alex Jacob Alex Greg Stanger Jeremy Marr Firoz Sait Mohammed Steve Pyke Jack Buchanan Richard Gilhooly Roy Singh Michael Burns Christian Bonnevie Firoz Mohammed Lachlan Donnelly Alex Davidson |
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