***Official*** New Zealand Domestic Season 2018/19

[Immenso]

Here's a quizz question.

Who can name the record holders for each of the 6 major associations for both most runs and most wickets? Without looking them up.

7 of the 12 men are from this century (as 10 rounds of Plunket Shield means more games per season plus domestic contracts meaning more long serving players)

 

[The Hutt Rec]

For Wellington I’d guess Bell and Chats?

 

[Immenso]

For Wellington I’d guess Bell and Chats?

Correct on Chatfield, but Mathew Bell's record has been surpassed already.

 

[Athlai]

Gotta be Woodcock then

 

[Ghost]

For ND I’m guessing Flynn and Aldridge

 

[Hicheal Michael]

Otago - Cumming & Boock?

Canterbury - Fulton & Hadlee?

Wellington - Woodcock & Chatfield?

Not sure about the other teams.

 

[Immenso]

For ND I’m guessing Flynn and Aldridge

Aldridge yes, Flynn no.

Although Flynn could get it soon if he has a good last half of the season.

 

[Immenso]

Otago - Cumming & Boock?

Canterbury - Fulton & Hadlee?

Wellington - Woodcock & Chatfield?

Not sure about the other teams.

All correct except Hadlee.

 

[SteveNZ]

Auckland - Hedley Howarth and Jeff Crowe?

 

[Hicheal Michael]

All correct except Hadlee.

I know who it is now, though i will let someone else have a go. Thought Hadlee was a pretty safe bet lol.

 

[Ghost]

Tastle must be right up there for Canterbury

 

[Mike5181]

Sinclair for CD

 

[Ghost]

Would think Skippy Sinclair would be top of the runs for CD.

 

[vandem]

Interesting. Looking for long career players who didn't lose too many seasons to NZ team, so:

J Marshall / Aldridge (Flynn was my 1st guess but ruled out in the post above)
McIntosh / Howarth
Sinclair / Mason. Greg Hay must be getting close.
Fulton (as above) / Priest

Wgtn and Otago already confirmed above. I thought Evan Gray or Bob Blair would have been top for Wgtn, but then realised that Chats had a long domestic 1st half of his career, between test debut vs Eng in 75, then becoming a regular somewhere around 82.

 

[Immenso]

Interesting. Looking for long career players who didn't lose too many seasons to NZ team, so:

J Marshall / Aldridge (Flynn was my 1st guess but ruled out in the post above)
McIntosh / Howarth
Sinclair / Mason. Greg Hay must be getting close.
Fulton (as above) / Priest

Wgtn and Otago already confirmed above. I thought Evan Gray or Bob Blair would have been top for Wgtn, but then realised that Chats had a long domestic 1st half of his career, between test debut vs Eng in 75, then becoming a regular somewhere around 82.

All correct except Mason, O'Sullivan is top wicket taker for CD.

All 6 of the batsmen are modern 21st century.
5 of the 6 bowlers are from the pre- 4-day cricket days.

Batting:
Woodcock 7512
McIntosh 5980
Fulton 8719
Sinclair 9148
J Marshall 6418
Cumming 6589


Bowling:
Chatfield 403
Howarth 332
Priest 290
O'Sullivan 392
Aldridge 355
Boock 399

Top overall are Sinclair and Chatfield.

Of those currently playing who could overtake.
- Astle is just 2 wickets away from Priest
- Flynn is 298 runs from Marshall
- J Patel is 76 wickets from Chatfield (so, doubtful)
- Raval is still a thousand odd runs away from McIntosh but I'd expect him to get the record for Auckland one day (The Auckland batting record is the most modest of the 6)

 

[Immenso]

Of note as a domestic machine but not on any of the records.
Papps scored:
- 6663 for Canterbury
- 4837 for Wellington

Total = 11500

 

[nzfan]

I would have guessed:

Wellington - Matthew Bell/Jeetan Patel
Canterbury - Fulton/T Astle
Northern Districts - Hopkins/Aldridge
Otago - Cumming/Nathan McCullum
CD - Sinclair/Michael Mason

Had missed out Auckland, trust me it wasn't deliberate :-)

Auckland - Jeff Crowe/Andre Adams

 

[The Hutt Rec]

All correct except Mason, O'Sullivan is top wicket taker for CD.

All 6 of the batsmen are modern 21st century.
5 of the 6 bowlers are from the pre- 4-day cricket days.

Batting:
Woodcock 7512
McIntosh 5980
Fulton 8719
Sinclair 9148
J Marshall 6418
Cumming 6589


Bowling:
Chatfield 403
Howarth 332
Priest 290
O'Sullivan 392
Aldridge 355
Boock 399

Top overall are Sinclair and Chatfield.

Of those currently playing who could overtake.
- Astle is just 2 wickets away from Priest
- Flynn is 298 runs from Marshall
- J Patel is 76 wickets from Chatfield (so, doubtful)
- Raval is still a thousand odd runs away from McIntosh but I'd expect him to get the record for Auckland one day (The Auckland batting record is the most modest of the 6)

You missed Ravindra just 7430 to go from Woodcock (but will probably play too much international cricket, I admit).

 

[The Hutt Rec]

Mitchell gone for obstructing the field! Good on the umpire for making the call, it wasn't a super blatant one, but I thought it was deliberate.

 

[Howsie]

Craig Cumming thought if you were hit on the full you had to draw a direct line to the stumps on LBW appeals. That means every appeal would be out dummy. Christ and this guy played the game for twenty years.