Kaikorai Cricket Club

Otago Cricket have announced that we will be playing 'Bazball' this summer. Congratulations Josh & Llew - Two seriously good cricketers.

Beyond stoked to see our lads Jacob Duffy and Michael Rippon named in the Black Caps ODI and T20 squads!

Two top blokes who will do the fern proud. Go well, fellas!

Michael Rippon gets Black Caps call-up as stars rested for white-ball tours The left-arm legspinning allrounder has been selected for NZ just months after he played against them for the Netherlands.

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Please see below link for tonight's Special General Meeting. It would be greatly appreciated if you could attend.

Topic: KCC Special General Meeting
Time: Jun 9, 2022 07:00 PM Auckland, Wellington

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Notice of Special General Meeting.

A SGM will be held on the 9th of June to vote for possible merge with Carrisbrook Dunedin Cricket Club. This meeting is open to all club members and we strongly advise members having their say. Meeting will be held at 7pm via zoom (link to be provided later).

Back in black!

Congratulations to our man Jacob Duffy on his return to international cricket and his first call-up to the test squad!

A great cricketer and an even better bloke. Go well, Jake!

On this day in 2016:

Former Kaikorai captain, Iain Robertson, whacked what we believe to be the fastest hundred in the club's history (34 deliveries).

Unfortunately, the other 11 blokes (12 batters??) either weren't interested in batting out their 50 overs or couldn't pick Sodhi's googly.

We're calling out for any records or memorable games (good or bad) from the club's history, as we collate these for a rescheduled centenary celebration (TBC).

Bing Harris Shield Champions!!

Night 'n Day Dunedin Premier Grade overall winners…

Carisbrook Dunedin Kaikorai CC

The “Hounds” have now gone back-to-back in the Dunedin Premier Grade and this year set the pace in 2 out of 3 formats. A very strong second half of the season saw them lift the sought-after shield with 1 game to spare.

Well done CDK Demon Dogs!

Kaikorai Cricket Club
Carisbrook Dunedin Cricket Club

TEAM TROPHIES THIS SEASON:

Senior Batting Trophy: Xavier Chisholm

Moving back to his junior club after a brief hiatus, “Chis” had a barnstorming season at the top of the order for the Hounds. With 366 runs at an average of 22.88 and a SR of 81.88, he could always be relied on to get the team off to a flier.

Senior Bowling Trophy: Vinay Chandrappa

An extremely deceptive bowler, Vinay continued to go about his business with crafty variations and a consistent line and length. 16 wickets at 18.63 and a SR of 24.50 is nothing to be sneezed at.

Second Grade Batting Trophy: Charles Hendry

A seriously classy batsman, Charles stroked his way to 380 runs at an average of 34.55 for the Seconds this season, including a best of 102 against University Grange. His season culminated in a thoroughly deserved call-up to the Hounds.

Second Grade Bowling Trophy: John Gordon

Much like Chis, “Gordo” made the wise decision to come across town and join us. Boy has it paid off. Hitting a consistent line and length all season and executing under pressure, Gordo snared 19 wickets at 4.72 and a SR of 23.11. He also finished as the grade’s leading T20 wicket taker - 6 wickets from 4 games at an average of 16.17 and SR of 16. But the highlight of his season? 5/55 against University Grange.

Third Grade Batting: Bijin Paul

With 244 runs at 18.77 and a SR of 71.55, Bijin led the charge with the willow for our new boys the Tuskers this season. Look for more from him next season.

Third Grade Bowling: Mathew Varghese

A classy operator, Matthew had batsmen in all sorts this season with his seam and swing, finishing up with 23 wickets at 16.35 and a SR of 19.7, good for 3rd in the grade.

Fourth Grade Batting: Michael Fraser

Bombs were the order of the season for “Frase”, as he punished his way to 274 runs at 30.4 - good for 5th in the grade. We’re unsure on his strike rate - but it’s most likely somewhere between 100 and 200.

Fourth Grade Bowling: Jason Marshall

For the umpteenth year running, “Marshy” frustrated endless batsmen with his unerring accuracy. 19 wickets at an average of just over 12 and a SR of around 20, Marshy topped 4th grade for wickets and for best bloke.

We did say more to come with the ball… 🤷‍♂️

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