MOST GAMES OF CRICKET

[the back pocket]

Who has played the most games of cricket for your club. We have a bloke about to play his 400th game at in the first game of next season.

[wycbloods]

wow that is a bloody good effort.

We have bloke who played about 330. Out of those i think 327 were in the A's. He played his first 3 games in the b's and never played b's again. Was playing A's until he was 48 i think.

[Lightning McQueen]

Who has played the most games of cricket for your club. We have a bloke about to play his 400th game at in the first game of next season.

How many games a season do you guys usually have?

[the back pocket]

We play 11 games plus finals(if you are lucky enough).10 two day games and 1 one-dayer

[Lightning McQueen]

We play 11 games plus finals(if you are lucky enough).10 two day games and 1 one-dayer

How old is your 400th gamer then? He must be near 60.

[bazza1]

Who has played the most games of cricket for your club. We have a bloke about to play his 400th game at in the first game of next season.

Is that Jack Voysey?

[bazza1]

ours is around the 270 odd mark, im on 220, but the association record is 540 which 534 were consecutive, by Ron Halliday

[wycbloods]

Wow that is an awesome record. He must have had a very accommodating wife to play 534 consecutive games, that is a lot of saturdays away from home .

[JohnnyG]

Wow that is an awesome record. He must have had a very accommodating wife to play 534 consecutive games, that is a lot of saturdays away from home .

He was never married

[wycbloods]

Wow that is an awesome record. He must have had a very accommodating wife to play 534 consecutive games, that is a lot of saturdays away from home .

He was never married

That is a even better solution to the problem

[Rik E Boy]

wow that is a bloody good effort.

We have bloke who played about 330. Out of those i think 327 were in the A's. He played his first 3 games in the b's and never played b's again. Was playing A's until he was 48 i think.

It always used to piss me off when he said if he didn't care if the lower grades ever won a flag and it was all about the A's. While I could see his point of view to some extent I was always of the belief that if you're wearing a yellow collar you get behind em no matter what the level. It takes more than just superstars and club legends to make a cricket club. Still, a fine career from a man who did not take failure lightly.

regards,

REB

[rod_rooster]

I was always of the belief that if you're wearing a yellow collar you get behind em no matter what the level. It takes more than just superstars and club legends to make a cricket club.

No matter what club you are talking about the same applies. It is about the whole club not just the A grade. Every flag is a great achievement no matter what grade. Not everyone can play A grade and for every bloke that thinks their A grade is all that matters they forget the fact that unless they are playing Test cricket there are a lot better players than them around. Every grade is as significant as the next IMHO.

[bazza1]

I was always of the belief that if you're wearing a yellow collar you get behind em no matter what the level. It takes more than just superstars and club legends to make a cricket club.

No matter what club you are talking about the same applies. It is about the whole club not just the A grade. Every flag is a great achievement no matter what grade. Not everyone can play A grade and for every bloke that thinks their A grade is all that matters they forget the fact that unless they are playing Test cricket there are a lot better players than them around. Every grade is as significant as the next IMHO.

Well said RR, no matter if it Z grade playing in the Granny, a premiership is a premiership!

[wycbloods]

wow that is a bloody good effort.

We have bloke who played about 330. Out of those i think 327 were in the A's. He played his first 3 games in the b's and never played b's again. Was playing A's until he was 48 i think.

It always used to piss me off when he said if he didn't care if the lower grades ever won a flag and it was all about the A's. While I could see his point of view to some extent I was always of the belief that if you're wearing a yellow collar you get behind em no matter what the level. It takes more than just superstars and club legends to make a cricket club. Still, a fine career from a man who did not take failure lightly.

regards,

REB

Thats Smithy for you REB you know him as well as i do and you are right he did not take failure to well. He did also captain 11 premierships and played in another 4 i think so he also didn't have to take it too well because they won so bloody often. Which i guess made losing even harder.

[Booney]

Can we add that during that time he never wore any jocks under his footy shorts?

[Rik E Boy]

wow that is a bloody good effort.

We have bloke who played about 330. Out of those i think 327 were in the A's. He played his first 3 games in the b's and never played b's again. Was playing A's until he was 48 i think.

It always used to piss me off when he said if he didn't care if the lower grades ever won a flag and it was all about the A's. While I could see his point of view to some extent I was always of the belief that if you're wearing a yellow collar you get behind em no matter what the level. It takes more than just superstars and club legends to make a cricket club. Still, a fine career from a man who did not take failure lightly.

regards,

REB

Thats Smithy for you REB you know him as well as i do and you are right he did not take failure to well. He did also captain 11 premierships and played in another 4 i think so he also didn't have to take it too well because they won so bloody often. Which i guess made losing even harder.

Yeah mate but I don't mention people's names online. Shit I don't even know who you are (although I think I can make an educamated guess). Booney hasn't spilled the beans ha ha.

regards,

REB

[Rik E Boy]

Can we add that during that time he never wore any jocks under his footy shorts?

No wonder he had such a good eye. Ha ha. Unfortunately, we saw it far too often LMAO.

regards,

REB