Congratulations to Jed Wiggins and Luke Georgeson who both achieved significant milestones in the first half of the 2020/2021 season.
Jed Wiggins took his 100th wicket for Easts while playing against Naenae on October 28, and Luke Georgeson scored his 2000th run for Easts while playing against Petone-Riverside on December 19.
Great work lads, keep it up!
Congrats to the Premiers who have been crowned the Hazlett Trophy One Day Champions.
In the last one day round against Petone-Riverside, Easts scored 329-5 with Skipper Luke Georgeson and Fraser Colson scoring 130 and 75 respectively. Petone Riverside were bowled out for 119 with Jed Wiggins taking 5-30.

The Bulldogs notched up their first win of the season on the weekend and in fact their first non-fortfeited win since Dec 2017. Wellington Collegians were bowled out for 178, with Dimitri Goumas taking 4-26. In reply the Bulldogs chased the target down with six wickets in hand. Key scores from Karl Grove 58* and David Corry 51. It was also great to see Life Member Carl Gill at the bowling crease returning 1-21 off 6 overs. Well done Lads.

Congratulations and best of luck to Easts representative Easts representative, Michael Bracewell, fresh off the back of his maiden New Zealand A first-class hundred last week, Firebirds skipper Michael has been named captain of the New Zealand A side to face Pakistan Shaheens in Whangarei starting today.
Congratulation to the unbeaten Premiers, who have claimed the Hazlett trophy one day title, with a game to spare.
Wishing the latest member of the Easts Premiers, Jacob Madigan all the best for the National U19 tournament starting on December 17 with the first game against Central Districts at Bert Sutcliffe Oval at Lincoln. Jacob is from St Pats College and has made an impressive start in senior cricket.
The Club is saddened to hear of the passing of Life Member Dan Kelly on 14 December 2020, aged 92 years. Dan was always a keen supporter of Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club and his presence at Kilbirnie Park will be sorely missed. We offer our sincerest condolences to Dan’s Family.
Former Kilbirnie Cricket Club opening bowler Trevor Malloch, quietly passed away early last month at a Feilding rest home. He was exactly one month short of his 92nd birthday, and at the time of his death was Wellington's oldest surviving first-class player.
A fine medium-fast right-arm bowler who Don Neely described as ‘very accurate and attacked the stumps’, Trevor played 90 games for Kilbirnie, taking 370 wickets at 17.11. A modest tail ender, his top score was an unbeaten 36, while he made 625 runs at an average of 7.9.
From his childhood home in Wellington Road, Trevor attended Kilbirnie School, going on to Wellington Technical College between 1943 and 1946, with engineering as his main trade subject. There he played in the First XI alongside future New Zealand player Trevor McMahon.
He joined Kilbirnie in 1948, and in the 1953/54 season helped the club to Cook Shield success with a competition-high 59 wickets at 12.71 each. He also took most wickets in 1957/58 with 51 at 13.03, while in 1954/55 he secured 43 wickets at 14.90. The following season he took 48 wickets at 15.31 and in 1956/57 40 wickets at 19.45. Trevor’s best bowling figures came in December 1957, when he took 8-39. Other impressive returns came in November 1954 with 8-54, and in October 1956 with 7-60.
Despite his outstanding club performances Trevor played just twice for Wellington, against Central Districts and Otago in 1953/54, scoring 19 runs and capturing six wickets.
Trevor moved to Palmerston North in 1958 and joined the Old Boys Cricket Club, which also had New Zealand players Ian Colquhoun and Bryan Yuile in its ranks.
A keen and able golfer, he became a Life Member of both the New Zealand Golf Association and the New Zealand Sports Turf Institute. After being an engineer and later a company manager, Trevor became active in community affairs and chaired both the Central Power Electricity Trust and the Palmerston North Hospital Board. He was awarded a Queen’s Service Medal in the 2004 Queen’s Birthday Honours for public services.
He is survived by his wife of more than 60 years, Souter, along with their children Karen and Tony.
The Club is pleased to announce that flooring specialists FLOOR COURT, 47M Kenepuru Drive, Porirua has agreed to join our list of high profile sponsors.
We welcome them aboard.
Guys - for all your flooring needs or flooring advice or for a free quote, contact Harry or Guri at FLOOR COURT, 04 2376106 (harry@floorcourt.co.nz).
Gordie

The Easts Club is delighted to announce a sponsorship agreement with your favourite pizza outlet HELL PIZZA!!
The company has agreed to provide sponsorship cover for our Premier team home lunches throughout the 2020/21 season and to assist our Junior Section with Player of the Day awards.
A massive welcome aboard to HELL PIZZA!!
Gordie

This weekend (9-11 October), Easts El Cheapo Premier 2 are competing in the Kilbirnie Sports Hawke's Bay T20 Tournament, hosted by Hawke's Bay Cricket Association!
Our lads will play three rounds of pool play on Friday and Saturday, followed by finals on Sunday. The pool games are:
Friday 9 October, 3pm, vs Central Hawke's Bay Cricket Club
Saturday 10 October, 11am, vs Eden Roskill Cricket Club
Saturday 10 October, 3pm, vs Howick Pakuranga Cricket Club
Keep an eye on the tournament here.
Good luck fellas!
Registrations are open for the 2020/2021 season!
Potential new senior players should contact Gordie. Contact details can be found here. Senior player registration can be done anytime!
Junior player registrations open on September 26, and will be found on the Eastern Suburbs Junior Cricket Club website here.
Looking forward to everyone returning, and hopefully seeing some new faces as well!

Prem Team Stats - 27 Mar 2020
Prem Honours Board - 25 Mar 2020
Prem Player Stats - 25 Mar 2020
Prem Player Milestones - 22 Dec 2020
Cook Shield - 24 Mar 2020
Results - 19 Jan 2021
Draws - 20 Jan 2021
Prem Player Summary - 3 Mar 2020
Gallery - 21 Jan 2020
| Easts Premier Player | MVP Pts |
| Luke Georgeson | 20 |
| Jed Wiggins | 12 |
| Patrick Howes | 7 |
| Adam Leonard | 5 |
| Fraser Colson | 4 |
| Jacob Logan | 4 |
| Conor Ansell | 2 |
| Taine Bayly | 2 |
| Nathan Cameron | 2 |
| Lauchie Johns | 2 |
| Henry Wells | 2 |
| Jimad Khan | 1 |
| Jacob Madigan | 1 |
| Ili Tugaga | 1 |
| Nate Wiggins | 1 |
| Easts Team | Pts | Pos |
| Premier3 | 6 | 8th |
| Easts Team | Pts | Pos |
| Premier2 | 41 | 1st |
| Premier3 | 34 | 1st |
| Wildcats | 4 | 7th |
| Roosters | 18 | 6th |
| Cougars | 23 | 4th |
| Tamils | 27 | 2nd |
| Bulldogs | 8 | 9th |
| Scorpions | 20 | 4th |
| Desi Boys | 16 | 5th= |
| The Shoe Clinic | 20 | 2nd= |
| Masters | 20 | 2nd= |
| Leopards | 24 | 1st |
| Shepherds | 14 | 4th= |
| Thumbs Up | 8 | 6th |
| Evergreen | 24 | 2nd |
| Easts Team | Pts | Pos |
| Premier2 | 12 | 1st= |
| Prematures | 28 | 2nd= |
| Smoking Pineapples | 24 | 5th= |
| Stags | 8 | 12 |
| Cobras | 16 | 5th= |
| Tossers | 12 | 9th= |
| Goons | 24 | 2nd= |
| Shondys | 8 | 10th= |
| Easts Player | Runs |
| Jithu George | 174 |
| Xavier Aspell | 158 |
| Janakan Karunaharan | 148 |
| Luke Georgeson | 130 |
| Yatesh Maisuria | 125* |
| Vishesh Jain | 116 |
| Ollie Fredrickson | 115 |
| Bhupinder Gill | 111 |
| Steve Paki Paki | 110* |
| Shane Johnston | 106* |
| Jana Karunaharan | 105* |
| Easts Player | Wickets-Runs |
| Manish Patel | 6-28 |
| Rameese Jalal | 5-23 |
| Rob McDonald | 5-24 |
| Jed Wiggins | 5-30 |
| Vivek Patel | 5-31 |
| Kaleb Gilhooly | 5-32 |
| Adam Leonard | 5-33 |
| Aidan Collin | 5-40 |
| Maninder Gill | 5-51 |