Matt Friedrich's sensational early season form that saw him compile 217 runs in his first three digs, setting up a couple of outright wins that helped us finish second on the ladder.
Adam Tinley's superb finish to the year. Adam piled on 256 runs for his last five dismissals, including crucial knocks in both the semi-final and final.
Eric Ripps' lusty blows, strategical advice and provision of mobile TAB facilities.
Dave Higginbotham's bottler of an opening spell in the final. He removed the Kings Langley danger-men, taking 3/11 from 9 overs.
Adam Vincent's classic outfield catch vs Wenty Leagues and his part in a crucial 9 wicket stand in the final. Also led the way for his teammates with the eagerness he showed to arrive at the final on time.
Chris Marjoniemi's consistent top-quality keeping throughout the year. He conceded just 24 byes compared to the 108 we received from our opponents. Chris also scored plenty of runs, batting at just about every spot in the order for the good of the team.
Luke Fiore's high-pace outswing opening bowling that collected him 25 scalps (+4 in the finals). Luke also landed some big punches with the bat in a last wicket final partnership.
Kamil Choudray's crafty spinners and solid opening batting. Kamil really toughed it out with Chris in the final against some dangerous bowling to lay the foundation for the rest of the side. Kamil also had the ability to explain how any pitch/game/meteorological conditions would suit his bowling.
Ben Atkins' high quality all-round year with bat, ball and some sharp catching in the gully. Not forgetting his under utilised spinners.
Michael Hughes coming up with some big semi-final plays in the field, taking a sharp catch and getting a run out at crucial stages, plus his knack for aggravating opponents.
Troy Friedrich's textbook hip and shoulder to clean up his unsuspecting skipper against Seven Hills. Despite that setback, Troy went on to be one of the best of the teams several good allrounders.
Neil Perera's left arm swingers that got better and better as the year went on. Neil also held down the tough batting spot at first drop in good style.
Andrew Hinton's cunning ploy to lull Parra Leagues into a false sense of security by letting himself be taken for 30 runs in an over. Outright victory was ours in a matter of hours.