Крикет NSW Premier , ранее известный как крикет Sydney Crack . это конкурс в крикет, сыгранный в Сиднее , Австралия. Конкурс начался в 1893 году, когда несколько клубов, которые играли в течение многих лет на специальной основе, проголосовали за создание формальной структуры конкуренции. [ 1 ]
Конкурс премьер-министра по крикету штата Новый Южный Уэльс, как правило, проводится по субботам и начинается в середине сентября и продолжается до тех пор, пока в первые выходные апреля не будет сыгран Гранд-финал. Зрители, как правило, мало и далеко друг от друга в матчах, в основном членов семьи, партнеров или членов клуба. Исключение из этого - в матчах T20, которые могут привлекать толпы в сотни и иногда низкие тысячи. Игроки для команды штата Новый Южный Уэльс выбраны из конкурса первого класса. В то время как у современных игроков в крикет мало перерывов за пределами международного календаря, когда они делают игроки NSW часто возвращаются, чтобы играть в соревнованиях первого класса.
Этот конкурс значительно вырос с момента его формирования, и к 1985 году конкурс крикета в крикете в Сиднее включал 20 клубов. С 1940-х годов было несколько слияний клубов (Мосман со Средней Харбором, Петершм с Марриквиллом и Глеб с Южным Сиднеем, последовал в 1965 году в результате вынужденного слияния Паддингтона с Глебе-Юг Сидней с образованием Сиднейского округа CC). В 1965 году Сазерленд присоединился к конкурсу, за которым следуют Непин (ныне Пенрит) и Университет штата Новый Южный Уэльс в 1973 году. В 1985 году Сиднейский район CC покинул конкурс, но 3 новых клуба из внешних пригородов Сиднея присоединились - Фэрфилд, Кэмпбеллтаун и Хоксбери. В конце 1990-х годов произошел стремление убрать некоторые городские клубы из соревнований, но, хотя клубы не были вынуждены, в 2001 году Рэндвик и Петершам-Марриквилль (сам по себе продукт слияния в 1951 году) решили объединить и сформировать Рэндвик Петершам клуб. Некоторые клубы были переименованы, чтобы отразить их более широкое представление (Уэйверли переименован в восточные пригороды, Фэрфилд становятся Фэрфилдом-Ливерпулом, а Кэмпбеллтаун-Кэмпбеллтаун-Камден). Наконец, в 2002 году Блэктаун был повышен со участия в конкурсе Shires второго уровня, чтобы вернуть количество клубов до 20. Каждый из 20 клубов поля-на стороне в каждом из пяти старших классов, а также сторону в Poidevin-Gray Shield и aw green Щит младший соревнования.
In recent times some clubs have started broadcasting scorecards in real-time on the Cricket Australia website. Some clubs also have detailed video and photographs each weekend. Most but not all clubs actively update their website and have information across a variety of social media platforms.
Sydney grade cricket also has a proud history of welcoming budding, current or former first-class and Test cricketers from around the world. Players are primarily sourced from England's county competition. In 2015/16, there were over 10 players in the competition plying their trade in the first-grade competition. In the late 1990s and early 2000s Kevin Pietersen and Andrew Strauss amongst others played seasons in Sydney. Such is the strength of the competition that some well-known players have been known to play multiple matches in second grade.
To address shortcomings in players making the transition from first-grade to State cricket, two seasons ago a different type of ball was introduced into the first-grade competition. This ball is the same used by state players but had not previously been used due to its cost (A$150 each). While the ball is still a four-piece ball, its seam is less pronounced and more difficult to swing. Bowlers, in particular fast bowlers, have had to work much harder at getting wickets. Since its introduction scores within the competition have increased. There have been higher team and individual scores (400+ scores by teams are not the rare occurrence they once were).
In the 2016/17 season, the competition changed its name to NSW Premier Cricket. The name change was part of a Cricket Australia initiative to standardise the naming of the elite men's cricket competition within each state's capital city.
Clubs in the 2023/24 season of NSW Premier Cricket are:
Bankstown District Cricket Club Nicknamed the Bulldogs, the club play at Bankstown Oval, one of the better first grade grounds, having hosted first class matches and women's internationals. The club has won 7 first grade premierships, the first in 1958/59 under the captaincy of Ron Briggs, and the most recent in 2015/16. Bankstown have a proud history and are among the strongest clubs. Notable Bankstown players have included all four Waugh brothers (Steve, Mark, Dean and Danny), Jeff Thomson, Len Pascoe, Corey Richards, Mark Stoneman and Aaron Bird.[2]
Blacktown District Cricket Club Nicknamed the Warriors, Blacktown participated in the Sydney Shires Competition before entering the Sydney Grade competition in 2002/03. Blacktown is yet to taste success across any grade but has shown steady improvement. Its catchment area in the North West of Sydney is among the fastest growing regions in Australia. Their two lower-grade home grounds at Whalan are among the largest in the competition, with it reported to be larger in size than the Sydney Cricket Ground. In recent years games have been interrupted by deadly snakes crossing into the field. Former players include Australian off spinner Gavin Robertson, NSW paceman Don Nash and West Indian bowler Corey Collymore.
Fairfield-Liverpool Cricket Club Nicknamed the Lions and have won 2 first grade premierships since joining the Sydney Grade competition in 1985, most recently in 2005/06. Rosedale Oval, its first/second grade ground, is the largest first grade ground in Sydney. As such, the frequency of boundaries here is notably lower which means much more running for batsmen. The most notable former players are former Australian bowler Doug Bollinger and former NSW players Grant Lambert and Ben Rohrer. Pat Richards, a rugby league footballer for Parramatta Eels, Wests Tigers and Wigan Warriors is also a former player.
Gordon District Cricket Club Nicknamed the Stags were founded in 1905 and have won 6 first grade premierships since then, most recently in 1990/91. They share their home ground of Chatswood Oval with Gordon rugby club. Chatswood Oval is notable for being surrounded by high-rise buildings and is next to major train line. Unfortunately for the fielding team, the ball is often dispatched in the vicinity of the train line and proves rather difficult to retrieve. Nineteen players have gone on to represent Australia, including Victor Trumper, Charlie Macartney, Bert Oldfield, Brian Taber, Ian Davis, Adam Gilchrist and Phil Emery.
Hawkesbury Cricket Club Nicknamed the Hawks and joined the Sydney Grade competition in 1985. Their home grounds at the Bensons Lane Complex at Richmond, which includes 3 grade grounds, are among the best wickets in the Sydney Premier competition but are amongst the most oppressive grounds due to the heat (it is around 50 km inland), flies and smell (paddocks surround the ground). For teams based close to the CBD, the travel to Hawkesbury often takes close to two hours each way. The main oval, Owen Earle Oval, has recently been upgraded with a new picket fence. Notable players: Stephen O'Keefe (NSW & Aust), Peter Forrest (NSW, QLD & Aust), John Hastings (Vic & Aust), Scott Henry (NSW & Qld), Anthony Kershler (NSW), and Arjun Nair (NSW). Hawkesbury also produce regular members of NSW under-17 and 19 teams.
Manly Warringah District Cricket Club - Founded in 1878, the Waratahs are a foundation club in the Sydney grade competition. The Waratahs have won the first grade premiership 5 times, most recently in 2014/15 and have won the club championship title a number of times in the last 15 years. Recent players include NSW captain Stephen O'Keefe, Alvin Kallicharran, Stuart Clark, Michael Bevan, Chris Green and Morne Morkel. Manly Oval is one of the most picturesque grounds in Sydney.
Mosman Cricket Club Nicknamed the Whales and entered the Sydney first grade competition in 1921, having played in lower grades in previous seasons. Mosman has won 5 first grade premierships, but only one (2021/22) since 1938/39. Former Australian cricket captain Allan Border is probably the most famous former Mosman player and, in recognition of his contribution, the club renamed its home ground Allan Border Oval. Former players include Australian fast bowlerBrett Lee, his older brother and former NSW captain Shane, former England captain Andrew Strauss.[6]
Parramatta District Cricket Club Formerly Central Cumberland, the club was founded in 1843 and a foundation member of the grade competition. It claims to be the oldest existing club in NSW and the second oldest in Australia. Former players include Richie Benaud, John Benaud, Doug Walters, Ben Duckett and the winner of 4 first grade premierships, the most recent in 2017/18. Former captain and coach of Australia, Bob Simpson, is a coaching advisor.
Penrith District Cricket Club Like the local rugby league team, the Penrith District Cricket Club are nicknamed the Panthers. Penrith are currently under the guidance of John Benaud as their coach. England coach, Trevor Bayliss, played his Sydney Grade Cricket career at Penrith. Penrith won the 2008/09 club championship. Patrick Cummins also plays for Penrith, being the first test player from Penrith for some decades. Penrith is the most inland of the 20 clubs and sits at the foot of the Blue Mountains and has won 3 first grade premierships since joining the Sydney Grade competition in 1973/74, most recently in 2018/19.
Sydney Cricket Club A merger in 2007 between the UTS Balmain Cricket Club (a member of Grade Cricket since 1897 as Balmain) and the Sydney Cricket Ground Trust. The Tigers play out of Drummoyne Oval and have won 4 first grade premierships, most recently as Balmain in 1998/99. Over the past decade the Tigers have occasionally played at the SCG. The most famous players from this club are Archie Jackson, Arthur Mailey, Greg Hayne (who has scored a record 12,000 runs for the club), Graham Thorpe, Russel Arnold, Nathan Bracken, Jason Krejza, Joe Denly and Zak Crawley. Drummoyne Oval has for many years hosted one-day matches for NSW (along with North Sydney Oval and Bankstown Oval).
Sydney University Cricket Club Nicknamed the Students. Founded in 1864, it was a foundation member of the grade competition in 1893. It has 9 first grade premierships, the most recent in 2016/17 and has had twenty Test players including Tom Garrett, Greg Matthews, Imran Khan, Stuart Clark, Stuart MacGill and Kevin Pietersen.[1] Its three home grounds are set upon Sydney University's Camperdown campus just outside the CBD. It has been a strong club over the past decade and has been able to recruit many current first-class players. Its ability to offer educational opportunities at Sydney University to first grade players is its largest advantage.
University of NSW Cricket Club Nicknamed the Bumble Bees and have won 2 first grade premierships, most recently in 1980/81. Home to former Test players Geoff Lawson and Michael Slater. Entered the Grade Competition in 1973/74. Its first grade ground is located at UNSW's Kensington campus, while its lower grade grounds are located at playing fields a few suburbs away. Has the benefit for fielders to watch high-level gridiron matches on the adjoining field.
Sydney's suburban sprawl over the past 120 years has seen the introduction of new outer-suburban clubs and the disappearance or mergers of some inner-city clubs. The most successful club no longer in the competition is Paddington which won 9 first grade titles between 1894/95 and 1953/54 before being forced to merge with Glebe-South Sydney to form the Sydney District CC in 1965 - this merged club later left the competition in 1985. Other ex-clubs include:
Canterbury District Cricket Club
East Sydney District Cricket Club (the inaugural first grade champion in 1893/94)
Glebe District Cricket Club (5 titles)
Leichhardt District Cricket Club
Marrickville District Cricket Club *
Middle Harbour District Cricket Club
Newtown District Cricket Club
Petersham District Cricket Club *
Redfern District Cricket Club
South Sydney District Cricket Club
Sydney District Cricket Club (original club) that won 3 titles
Marrickville District Cricket Club and Petersham District Cricket Clubhad each won a first grade title prior to merging to become Petersham-Marrickville District Cricket Club. They won 4 titles as a merged outfit before merging again with Randwick District Cricket Club, which had won 7 titles, to become Randwick-Petersham District Cricket Club.
Petersham District Cricket Club and Marrickville District Cricket Club had each won a first grade title prior to merging to become Petersham-Marrickville. They won 4 titles as a merged outfit before merging again with Randwick, which had won 7 titles, to become Randwick-Petersham.
The competition consists of 20 clubs who field one side in each of the five grades. In the 1st Grade competition, each side plays every other side over a total of 19 rounds. All other grades play only 15 rounds, thus missing out on playing 4 teams each season. The additional 4 rounds that are played by the 1st Grade sides are generally one day matches that take place on Sundays (won by Sydney University in 2010/2011).
The 2010/11 season, for all grades, included 10 two-day matches (generally played on two consecutive Saturdays), 4 one-day matches and 1 Twenty-20 match. The 1st Grade sides played an additional one-day match and 3 Twenty20 matches. The 1st Grade Draw can be found here [2] and the 2nd Grade draw, which is identical to the 3rd, 4th and 5th Grade draws, can be found here [3].
The final series generally consists of Qualifying Finals, Semi-Finals and a Final. These matches are played over two days, with the First Grade Final being played over three days. In the Qualifying Finals, the 1st placed team plays the 6th placed team, 2nd plays 5th and 3rd plays 4th. The three winning teams (or better placed team in the case of a draw) and the best placed losing team go through to the Semi-Finals.
Points are allocated to the teams according to the results of each match. These points go towards the Club Championship which is awarded at the end of the regular season.
All of the current NSW first-class cricket players are selected from their performances in Premier Cricket. This includes those players who also represent Australia although the demands of the international schedule means the Australian players rarely get to play at grade level these days.
The Poidevin-Gray Shield, or PG's as it is more commonly known, comprises teams who represent their grade sides in an Under 21 competition. All points received in this competition go towards the Club Championship.
Зеленый щит AW, или зеленые, как его более известно, включает в себя команды, которые представляют свои стороны в соревнованиях до 16 лет, состоящем из 7 предварительных раундов, квалификационных финалов, полуфинала и финала.
Победа в клубе с самыми высокими соревнованиями в совокупности во всех 5 классах плюс очки от соревнований PG и Green Shield. Точки начисляются только в раунде и не включают финал.
Для каждого клуба подсчеты каждых классов умножаются на фактор для целей расчета очков чемпионата клуба. Точка в первом классе стоит больше второго класса и так далее. Благодаря этой системе победитель чемпионата клуба обычно происходит от клуба, чья команда первого класса находится в топ-6. Однако, в частности, последовательность в первых 3 классах.
Факторы чемпионата клуба
Первый класс = 6 очков за точку соревнования, второй класс = 5, третий = 4, четвертый = 3, пятый/пг/зеленый щит = 2 ...
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