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March 26, 2010

Season’s Batting Averages Dominated by Celtic

Filed under: General News 9:09 am

The cricket season has just finished with the Celtic senior team winning the Tweedy Cup two day, the Daily Freightways one day and the inaugural Twenty20 competitions, while Temuka grabbed the runner-up spots in the both the main competitions and Star were runners-up in the Twenty20.

The Celtic club depth was on show when they won the Senior Reserve Grade over Timaru as well as the Presidents Grade, while Star/MVHS took the honours in Second Grade in a thrilling final against the newly formed Temuka team.

In the women’s competition, TGHS won back the trophy which had been missing for a couple of seasons, while in junior cricket, Waihi won the A Grade and Grantlea were deserving winners in B Grade.

When you look through the senior batting averages, you can see why Celtic dominated the season with seven batsmen featuring in the top list while the bowling is a lot more spread out over all the teams in the competition.

Craig Davies understandably leads both the aggregate and averages for batsmen scoring just under 800 runs including four centuries and also features mid table in the bowling with 23 wickets. There were nine centuries this season with Johnny Geddis scoring two including one in the final, a match that saw Dan Laming with 174 make the highest score of the season.

The bowling table was again headed by Kevin Teahen with 42 wickets, but he was a tireless workhorse sending down more overs than anyone else too. Close behind with 39 wickets and well in front with an average of only 10.3 runs per wicket was Glenn Matthews, a new player to the district, and he was also the second most economic behind Dan Laming who only conceded 2.5 runs per over for the season.

Batting Innings Nos Agg Ave HS
C Davies 16 3 789 60.69 132*
R De Joux 18 0 608 33.78 87
R Preston 21 5 552 34.50 70*
M Barnes 18 3 538 35.87 117
J Sew Hoy 16 3 476 36.62 62*
J Liddy 14 5 393 43.67 98
P Arkinstall 16 2 386 27.57 104
G Metcalf 18 3 386 25.73 96
D Laming 13 2 379 34.45 174
A Scott 15 2 374 28.77 72*
N Sew Hoy 16 0 367 22.94 86
J Geddis 14 3 361 32.82 126
J Laming 14 4 341 34.10 104*
M Mealings 14 5 340 37.78 56*
G Brookland 16 1 339 22.60 51
P McGregor 17 1 327 20.44 65

*Note: 300 runs or more to qualify

Bowling Overs Mds Runs Wkts Ave Econ
K Teahen 189.4 45 594 42.00 14.14 3.14
G Matthews 148.2 22 404 39.00 10.36 2.73
S Carlaw 133.3 27 435 32.00 13.59 3.26
T Mcknight 132.3 16 480 29.00 16.55 3.63
J Lane 123.2 29 533 27.00 19.74 4.33
A Reid 184.3 33 672 25.00 26.88 3.65
P Chapman 148 24 569 25.00 22.76 3.84
C Davies 72.3 3 285 23.00 12.39 3.94
J Laming 88.4 11 305 23.00 13.26 3.45
T Elliotte 97 18 337 21.00 16.05 3.47
C Hinton 112.2 16 448 21.00 21.33 3.99
D Laming 118 29 299 21.00 14.24 2.53
M Sew Hoy 151 24 506 19.00 26.63 3.35
M Devlin 84.3 9 400 19.00 21.05 4.74
K Howes 54 12 188 18.00 10.44 3.48
G Metcalf 95.3 16 393 18.00 21.83 4.12

*Note: 18 or more wickets to qualify

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