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The GI's are again really well presented in the re

The GI's are again really well presented in the representative ranks this year (12 Players!). Congratulations to all the players that made their respective squads for the carnivals in early January 2022. It is a wonderful experience to meet new friends and grow as cricketers. 💚💛⭐️

U14 ECA Girls
Tabetha Barrance

Craig Shield (U15's)
Evan McVey (Malvern)
Lucis Yole (Malvern)
Tom Groom (Ormond)
Cooper Rojko (Ormond)

U14 ECA
Lachlan Simpson
Jasper Tudor
Adam Rixon

U12 ECA
Edward Dieu
Bradley Moore
Lucas Van Gurp
Jack Darley

A magnificent 66 runs in the 2nd XI on the weekend

A magnificent 66 runs in the 2nd XI on the weekend saw former junior and multiple senior premiership player, Lachlan Ferguson pass 2000 runs for the Glen Iris Cricket Club.

Lachie made his debut for the Glen Iris Cricket Club in the 2005/06 season, following in the family footsteps and in 75 games since, has made 2033 runs, which is 98th on the list of highest run scorers for the club. In those 2033 runs, Lachie has made 12 x 50s and 3 x 100s with a highest score of 125.

His exploits with the bat saw Lachie selected in the 1st XI in the 2008/09 season as player cap no. 52 and was duly awarded the Mike Bullock / Ivan Greaves Jnr Rising Star for that year. In 2016/17, he won the 4th XI Batting Award in the LOC1 competition, along with the Fielding Award for the team, to go along with his 2008/09 Fielding Award in the Colts.

Ferg has also seen some great success with the club, serving at 12th Man in the 2008/09 6th XI and then heavily featuring in the 2nd XI Premiership win in 2010/11. Returning to the club after a small hiatus with football commitments, Ferg added to his trophy cabinet, playing in the 2020/21 1st XI Premiership win in Wright Shield and duly taking home the 2020/21 Fielding Award.

Congratulations to Ferg on a great achievement and we look forward to many more runs from him.

The First 2 rounds have seen some players move up

The First 2 rounds have seen some players move up the ranks of the Most Wickets and Most Runs in the History of the Club.

Dave Grunig climbed past Dick Chapple into 32nd on the list of wickets takers with a couple in the Round match v North Balwyn and last weekend, a lucrative week for Darcy Ferguson saw him go from 78th to 77th past Brad Cranston.

Round 1 saw Benji McDonnell leap Chas Lacey and Matt Nixon whereas last weekend saw him reach 91 on the list of wickets takers for the club going past Neil Watters and Viv DeKretzer

In the 1st XI, Nick Jamieson also rose from 91st to 88th in the wickets passing Viv De Kretzer, Chris Ogge and Jason Hill and Andrew Stolzenburg's rare before Christmas wickets on Sunday took him past Don McPhee and Ian Fowler into 96th.

As far as batting is concerned, 2s skipper Matt Ciardulli went to 161st on the list of all time runs scorers, past Fadi Sahely last weekend.

The R1 Vets game saw Kevan Richards pass Peter O'Malley and Ivan Greaves Jnr into 158th for runs.

Lucas Skelton, Krishan Paulpillai and Nathan Boucher from the 1sts have continued to climb, with Nathan passing Dean Stewart, Andew Kellaway, Peter Hannan and Colin Daley into 142nd, with Krishy moving up to 147th past Dave McMullin, whereas Bones went past Ken Baker and Graham Black into 56th

Lachie Ferguson's 2000th run saw him as the biggest riser in the ranks, going past Bill Hutchinson, Lachie Armstrong, Martin Gordon, Paul Stewart, Ian McIntosh, Andrew Petroplous, Petter Allsop and Mick Ventura to 98th on the list, with Jim Parry's 1st round score leading him to 87th on the list past Ian Sauvarin.

Closer to the pointy end of the table, David Long's 1st round 22 saw Longy past Steve Toohey into 30th on the list of run scorers, with Viv Buckley's swashbuckling 42* in the 2nds in R2 taking him past Billy Kent into 22nd.

Finally, in the twos last weekend, Toby Tribe's 24 saw him past John Foley into 6th on the list of highest run scorers in the history of the club.

Well done to all concerned and hopefully we see many more names up here week in week out!

💚💛✅ Comprehensive victory at Boronia with

💚💛✅ Comprehensive victory at Boronia with youngster McCormack 2-10 & Boucher’s masterful hitting display 63 from 39 amongst the highlights.

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