Honour Boards

Kevin Allison

No. 1

Hall of Fame No. 1. Stylish left-hand bat and wicketkeeper who played 169 games over 16 seasons, including a century. Premiership player and captain, Captain Coach in 1974/75, and a six-time grade captain. Club President in 1978/79 and Secretary for three seasons; selected in the 1960–1970 Team of the Decade.

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George Cunningham

No. 2

Hall of Fame No. 2. Standout fast bowler who could cut the ball both ways — 109 games, 309 wickets, 542 runs. Took seven wickets or better six times, ten in a match twice, and is one of only two club men with two senior hat-tricks. Started the junior program in 1963/64 as the club's first junior coach; Club Secretary for ten years; captain of the 1960–1970 Team of the Decade.

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Alan Richards

No. 3

Hall of Fame No. 3. Dynamic all-rounder — right-hand top-order bat, leg-spinner and wicketkeeper. Juniors 1963/64; seniors from 1964/65. 129 games, 1,713 runs, 123 wickets, one century, one seven-wicket haul. Association batting award, eight club awards, three premierships, grade captain. Teams of the Decade 1960–1970 and 1970–1980; 1970–1995 Silver Jubilee.

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Ron Allan

No. 4

Hall of Fame No. 4. Explosive right-hand quick and dynamic bat. Seniors from 1970/71. 70 games, 2,221 runs, four centuries and a grand-final double century before tea; 243 wickets, seven or better ten times, ten in a match six times. Four Association bowling awards, 12 club awards, premiership player, Captain Coach twice. Teams of the Decade 1970–1980 and 1980–1990; 1970–1995 Silver Jubilee.

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Mark Betheras

No. 5

Hall of Fame No. 5. Medium-pace inswing bowler and No. 4 bat. Juniors then seniors; 11 seasons, 122 games, 3,220 runs, seven centuries (one a double), 191 wickets. Four successive WGCA A-grade Player of the Year awards (1985–1989), eight Association awards, 14 club awards, two premierships, Captain Coach twice. Captain of the 1980–1990 Team of the Decade; WGCA Golden Jubilee team.

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Kevin Rankin

No. 6

Hall of Fame No. 6. Left-hand opening bat. Seniors from 1973/74 — 195 games over 18 seasons, 2,327 runs, 53 wickets, three centuries. Association batting award, four club batting awards, two premierships, grade captain once. President one season, Secretary four, 20 seasons on committee, club historian 12 years, three-time Best Club Person.

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John Whiteley

No. 7

Hall of Fame No. 7. Right-hand opening bat and medium-pace swing bowler. 180 games over 16 seasons, 3,434 runs, four centuries, 78 wickets. Association batting award, seven club awards, three premierships. Teams of the Decade 1970–1980 and 1980–1990; 1970–1995 Silver Jubilee.

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Maureen Crook

No. 8

Hall of Fame No. 8. Volunteer who came to the club through her sons' junior cricket. Afternoon teas (often with Thelma Johnston), canteen, drinks and junior transport; part of the group that kept the club going in 1980/81. Secretary for five years, General Committee for ten, Best Club Person 1986/87.

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Ray Crook

No. 9

Hall of Fame No. 9. Left-hand middle-to-late-order bat and right-hand opening medium who could swing and cut both ways, including a double hat-trick. Juniors then seniors from 1975/76. 144 games, 1,233 runs, 168 wickets. Captain Coach 1980/81–1981/82 with a 1st XI premiership in the first season; three premierships, premiership captain. Life Member 1985/86; 1980–1990 Team of the Decade.

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