Pattylenko

Hawthorndene Heroes

Hawthorndene Heroes

Personnel
Captain	Matt Wilding
Coach	pattylenko
Team information
Founded	2008
Home ground	Santos Stadium (Hawthorndene Oval)
Capacity	28,484
History
One Day wins	(2) VI season 10, V season 14
First-class wins	(2) IX season 13, VIII season 15
Twenty20 wins	(2) VI season 13, V season 17

The Hawthorndene Heroes are an Australian Cricket Club, set up in Adelaide, South Australia. The team currently competes in First Class league VII.22, One Day league V.108, Twenty20 International league V.165, and the Australian One Day Cup at the beginning of each season. The home ground is Hawthorndene Oval, but is better known to all as Santos Stadium. The club began due to insistent pressure from the surrounding area, and after much deliberation pattylincho took control in mid 2008. The beginning term of the coach was so farcical, he went to the lengths of renaming to pattylenko and remains coach today.

Squad

Batsmen

Player	Playing Group	Batting	Concentration	Batting position
Karamat Beaty	1st XI	Wonderful	Remarkable	1
Mac Bucknell	1st XI	Superb	Respectable	6
Max Duncan	N/A*	Mediocre	Feeble	N/A*
Priyankara Karthelis	1st XI	Exceptional	Exceptional	2
Martin Keeley	2nd XI	Respectable	Competent	5
Stacy Nixon	2nd XI	Proficient	Respectable	1
Matty Parker	1st XI	Wonderful	Wonderful	4
Paramjeet Tariq	1st XI	Exceptional	Exceptional	3
Paul Tedstone	2nd XI	Proficient	Mediocre	2

*Does not play in either team due to being crap issues, and is a left over from the special event match against Bellevue Blaze

Keeper-batsmen

Player	Playing Group	Keeping	Batting	Concentration	Batting Position
Ashley Clement	2nd XI	Strong	Respectable	Competent	3
Christopher Cochrane	1st XI	Proficient	Superb	Strong	5
Phillip Croft	2nd XI	Competent	Competent	Competent	6
CLarke Rhodes	2nd XI	Mediocre	Respectable	Competent	4

Bowlers

PLayer	Playing Group	Bowling	Consistency	Bowling Position	Batting Position
Liam Bissell	1st XI	Quality	Proficient	5	7
Douglas Fillery	2nd XI	Proficient	Strong	1	8
Jack Hlengiwe	1st XI	Remarkable	Quality	4	11
Roger Halford	1st XI	Wonderful	Strong	3	10
Tom Macken	2nd XI	Respectable	Competent	2	9
Ricky Myers	2nd XI (c)	Respectable	Mediocre	3	10
Bradley Norris	2nd XI	Proficient	Competent	4	7
Lyndon Ridgewell	N/A†	Superb	Quality	N/A†	N/A†
Sammy Stanway	2nd XI	Competent	Respectable	5	11
Dwight van Blerk	1st XI	Exceptional	Sensational	2	9
Matt Wilding	1st XI (c)	Wonderful	Exceptional	1	8

^†Trainee for the West Indies U19 team, does not play in 1sts due to lack of high level cricket exposure, and does not play in 2nds due to fitness issues.

Notable Matches

Inaugural Game

The Hawthorndene Heroes went out for their inaugural match having suffered some terrible warm up match defeats, but the first competitive game was an outright success, winning by 272 runs. The match was held in Victoria against Kealba CC.

06 June 2008

Hawthorndene Heroes 3/364 (50 overs)	v	Kealba CC 10/92 (20.2 overs)
Candlish 123 (114) Branch 101 (108) Murray 63* (42) Halliday 2/64 (10 overs) Hamilton 1/75 (10 overs)		Potter 49 (39) McMahon 14* (24) Hamilton 9 (21) Nomvete 4/17 (5 Overs) Maloney 3/16 (5 Overs)

Hawthorndene Heroes won by 272 runs Stinga CG, Victoria Attendance: 4,153 Player of the match: Maurice Candlish

Winning the toss and electing to bat, which would be seen to be a rare decision in seasons to come, the Hawthorndene Heroes got off to a flying start with an opening partnership of 228 between Candlish and Branch. Branch later retired from all forms of cricket, and Candlish moved to dare devils 11 where he played for some time, and eventually retired some time later.

No players from that original match remain at the club, as coach pattylenko performed a major skills test in late 2008 and most of them failed. Those who failed moved on to other clubs, or otherwise retired.

OD Demolition of Ray Rays

Previously in the first round of the competition, the Heroes had destroyed Ray Rays to take top spot on the ladder. This time, the demolition was even more special and guaranteed the premiership.

27 November 2009

Ray Rays 10/27 (15.5 overs)	v	Hawthorndene Heroes 0/28 (4.2 overs)
Convery 7 (23) Wilding 5/19 (7 overs) van Blerk 3/5 (7 overs)		Karthelis 25* (16)

Hawthorndene Heroes won by 10 wickets Santos Stadium, South Australia Attendance: 23806 Player of the match: Matt Wilding

The match began with Wilding and van Blerk ripping through the Ray Rays lineup. van Blerk removed the top order, exposing the heart of the batting order to Wilding, who proceeded to rip it out like an Aztec priest performing a sacrifice. He took the Heroes' first ever hattrick, and stole victory for the Heroes. His wickets were; Pead b. Wilding, Farrow hit wckt b. Wilding, and Gouws lbw. Wilding.

Van Blerk played a support role, but still contributed greatly by removing 3 of the top 4 batsmen. He also bowled 4 maidens and only conceded five runs, which was a tremendous effort. Together the two strike bowlers secured OD victory and there were signs of great things to come.

Qualifying for OD IV

The end of season 14, the stage is set. The Heroes have finished top of their OD V league, the Thunder Chickens have finished 6th just above automatic relegation. The Heroes are hoping for a historic win to secure their first venture into OD IV. Thunder Chickens won the toss and chose to field, and the rest is history.

08 January 2010

Hawthorndene Heroes 3/285 (50 overs)	v	Thunder Chickens 10/227 (45.4 overs)
Tariq 113* (123) Barry 103 (102) Karthelis 50 (62) Nolan 1/39 (10 overs) Gradley 1/40 (10 overs)		Cotter 75* (67) Way 62 (79) Mpho 54 (62) Heinrich 3/44 (10 overs) Larkin 3/50 (10 overs)

Hawthorndene Heroes won by 58 runs The Chook Pen, New South Wales Attendance: 17760 Player of the match: Paramjeet Tariq

The Heroes started in trouble, stumbling to 1/18, then 2/84 as both openers were removed. This brought together Tariq and Barry, who put on a 190 run stand to save the match. Nixon came in for the last two overs, but it was Tariq who did the late hitting to finish with 11 fours, and a team total of 285.

The Thunder Chickens started well with a century opening stand, but after Williams removed both openers the Thunder Chickens' middle order collapsed. Larkin and Heinrich combined to remove 6 batsmen in the space of 33 runs. Van Blerk finished off the tail, and suddenly the Heroes were through to OD IV for the very first time! Beers and meat pies were given out free all round, except for Beaty because his love of the pies is so well known that giving him free pies would see a worldwide pie drought. Not to mention that he got out for 4.

The Tied Test (T20)

Not quite the famous tied test of West Indies vs Australia, but almost even more impressive was the tied T20 match between the Heroes and Manly Sea Eagles. Most fans felt robbed, but manager pattylenko thought that the result was justified considering the makeup of the Sea Eagles squad.

08 July 2010

Manly Sea Eagles 4/165 (20 overs)	v	Hawthorndene Heroes 4/165 (20 overs)
Easton 68 (45) Bull 41* (28) Hlengiwe 2/21 (4 overs) van Blerk 2/30 (4 overs)		Beaty 49* (38) Cochrane 45* (23) Lynch 2/32 (4 overs) Hitchcock 1/24 (4 overs)

Tie Santos Stadium, South Australia Attendance: 13396 Player of the match: Shaun Easton

While Easton of the Sea Eagles got MOTM, the day belonged to young 17 year old Christopher Cochrane. In only his first season for the Heroes he had the pressure of wicketkeeping through the Sea Eagles innings, and then was forced to save the day during the Heroes' innings. After Karthelis, Tariq, Barry, and Nixon failed to contribute significantly, it was left to Cochrane to save the match and he did so in style, smashing 5 sixes and 2 fours on his way to a quickfire 45 not out.

The tie left the Heroes in fifth place for the season, and mixed feelings were held with many fans believing that the game should have been won. Realisticly, the game should have been lost and it was only the heroics of Cochrane that saw a tie occuring. He truly earnt the title of Hawthorndene Hero in that game.

Competition Results

One Day League
Season	League	Position	GP	W	T	L	Points	Notes
10 (2008)	VI (6)	1/8	14	14	0	0	56	Premiers Promoted
11 (2008/09)	V (5)	5/8	14	5	0	9	20
12 (2009)	V (5)	4/8	14	8	0	6	32
13 (2009)	V (5)	5/8	14	6	0	8	24
14 (2009/10)	V (5)	1/8	14	13	0	1	52	Premiers Promoted
15 (2010)	IV (4)	8/8	14	2	0	12	8	Relegated
16 (2010)	V (5)	2/8	14	12	0	2	48
17 (2010)	V (5)	2/8	14	12	0	2	48
Total			118	78	0	40		Season 18 ongoing

First Class League
Season	League	Position	GP	W	D	L	Points	Notes
10 (2008)	VI (6)	2/8	14	9	1	4	195	Promoted
11 (2008/09)	V (5)	2/8	14	12	0	2	268	Structure change*
12 (2009)	VIII (8)	5/6	10	3	0	7	72	Relegated
13 (2009)	IX (9)	1/6	10	10	0	0	220	Premiers Promoted
14 (2009/10)	VIII (8)	2/6	10	8	0	2	172
15 (2010)	VIII (8)	1/6	10	10	0	0	217	Premiers Promoted
16 (2010)	VII (7)	2/6	10	7	2	1	168
17 (2010)	VII (7)	5/6	10	2	1	7	55	Relegated
Total			92	64	5	23		Season 18 ongoing

*First Class fixtures were reduced the following season due to a Twenty20 expansion. Teams were placed in new leagues according to their final position in season 11.

Twenty20 International League
Season	League	Position	GP	W	T	L	Points	Notes
12 (2009)	VI (6)	4/12	11	8	0	3	32
13 (2009)	VI (6)	1/12	11	11	0	0	44	Premiers Promoted
14 (2009/10)	V (5)	8/12	11	5	0	6	20
15 (2010)	V (5)	4/12	11	8	0	3	32
16 (2010)	V (5)	5/12	11	7	1	3	30
17 (2010)	V (5)	1/12	11	11	0	0	44	Premiers Promoted
Total*			75	51	1	23		Season 18 ongoing

*Some Twenty20 match results are from practice matches between seasons before the international competition was introduced in season 12

Australian Cup Results
Season	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5
10 (2008)	Won by 272 runs	Won by 137 runs	Lost by 10 wickets
11 (2008/09)	Bye	Lost by 10wickets
12 (2009)	Won by 10 wickets	Won by 10 wickets	Won by 9 wickets	Won by 10 wickets	Lost by 147 runs
13 (2009)	Bye	Won by 9 wickets	Won by 10 wickets	Lost by 10 wickets
14 (2009/10)	Won by 9 wickets	Lost by 291 runs
15 (2010)	Won by 10 wickets	Won by 10 wickets	Won by 8 wickets	Won by 8 wickets	Lost by 313 runs
16 (2010)	Won by 10 wickets	Won by 5 wickets	Lost by 256 runs
17 (2010)	Won by 10 wickets	Won by 10 wickets	Won by 8 wickets	Lost by 143 runs
18 (2011)	Lost by 10 wickets

Bellevue Blaze Rivalry

Since the creation of the club, the Bellevue Blaze have existed under two different sponsors and one independant manager. They first began as The Solo Subs, sponsored by Solo, then changed to Bellevue Cougars, sponsored by the Foster's Group. They now go by the name of Bellevue Blaze and are managed and coached independantly by pit_steel.

The rivalry has brought many famous games which will go down in history as awesome and the Hawthorndene Heroes currently hold a substantial lead.

• Hawthorndene Heroes – 17
• The Solo Subs (5), Bellevue Cougars/Blaze (2) – 7

Date	Season	Winner	Form	Venue	Attendance	MOTM
23/05/2008	9	The Solo Subs by 157 runs	Twenty20	Manson Oval	1,087	Benedict (SS)
06/07/2008	10	The Solo Subs by 8 wickets	50 overs	Manson Oval	662	Chuguel (SS)
17/08/2008	10	The Solo Subs by 53 runs	50 overs	Santos Stadium	1,115	Boeta (SS)
28/09/2008	10	The Solo Subs by 61 runs	50 overs	Manson Oval	1,247	Chuguel (SS)
01/10/2008	10	The Solo Subs by 66 runs	50 overs	Manson Oval	1,140	Broomes (SS)
21/12/2008	11	Hawthorndene Heroes by 7 wickets	50 overs	Manson Oval	456	Karthelis (HH)
04/01/2009	11	Hawthorndene Heroes by 121 runs	50 overs	Santos Stadium	1,409	Tariq (HH)
26/01/2009	11	Bellevue Cougars by 8 wickets	Twenty20	Santos Stadium	1,425	Da Silva (BC)
02/02/2009	11	Hawthorndene Heroes by 9 wickets	Twenty20	Manson Oval	904	Beaty (HH)
07/02/2009	12	Hawthorndene Heroes by 8 wickets	Twenty20	Santos Stadium	1,557	Karthelis (HH)
22/03/2009	12	Hawthorndene Heroes by 8 wickets	50 overs	Santos Stadium	1,066	Tariq (HH)
03/05/2009	12	Hawthorndene Heroes by 8 wickets	50 overs	Santos Stadium	1,310	Beaty (HH)
05/07/2009	13	Hawthorndene Heroes by 10 wickets	50 overs	Santos Stadium	1,944	van Blerk (HH)
23/08/2009	13	Hawthorndene Heroes by 116 runs	50 overs	Santos Stadium	2,369	Beaty (HH)
13/09/2009	13	Hawthorndene Heroes by 9 wickets	50 overs	Manson Oval	1,694	Tariq (HH)
20/09/2009	14	Hawthorndene Heroes by 9 wickets	50 overs	Santos Stadium	1,359	Beaty (HH)
18/10/2009	14	Hawthorndene Heroes by 6 wickets	50 overs	Manson Oval	1,045	Curran (HH)
08/11/2009*	14	Hawthorndene Heroes by 2 wickets	50 overs	Santos Stadium	2,398	Hocking (HH)
13/12/2009	14	Hawthorndene Heroes by 8 wickets	50 overs	Santos Stadium	2,616	Beaty (HH)
21/02/2010	15	Hawthorndene Heroes by 240 runs	50 overs	Santos Stadium	1,886	Karthelis (HH)
07/03/2010	15	Bellevue Blaze by 5 wickets	50 overs	Santos Stadium	1,818	Wynand (HH)
28/03/2010	15	Hawthorndene Heroes by 3 wickets	50 overs	Santos Stadium	2,252	Fillery (HH)
11/04/2010	15	Hawthorndene Heroes by 3 wickets	50 overs	Manson Oval	1,536	Brennan (BB)
26/09/2010	17	Hawthorndene Heroes by 7 wickets	50 overs	Santos Stadium	2,479	Tariq (HH)

*special event

The first five matches were won by The Solo Subs, but after sponsorship was lost, the Heroes have dominated. The 12 match winning streak was ended in March 2010, when Bellevue won a closely fought 2nd XI clash.

The games have a tendency to be won by the team that wins the toss, which is usually Hawthorndene, and pattylenko strategically has no strategy and automatically chooses to field. Only 3 out of 17 wins have come through batting first.

Four Twenty20 games have been contested, with the record level at 2 all. However, Twenty20 friendlies have not been offered since early 2009.

Two players have claimed man of the match honours in a losing team, Bernie Brennan for Bellevue where he took 5 for 10, and Samuel Wynand who scored an unbeaten 55 (52), despite Dakshesh Bhagyaraj scoring 61 (66) for the winning team.

Records

All records correct as of 23rd January 2011, including all friendly and competitive matches.

Individual Records

Batting

Record	Performance	Player
Most runs	13693	Priyankara Karthelis
Highest average	95.8	Priyankara Karthelis
Highest score	408 (452)	Clarke Rhodes
Most Centuries	41	Priyankara Karthelis
Most runs in a season	2276 (season 15)	Priyankara Karthelis

Bowling

Record	Performance	Player
Most wickets	603	Matt Wilding
Best figures (Innings)	9/0	Matt Wilding
Best figures (Match)	12/86	Matt Wilding
Most wickets in a season	100 (season 15)	Dwight van Blerk

Keeping and Fielding

Record	Performance	Player
Most catches (WK)	160	Ashley Clement
Most stumpings	50	Ashley Clement
Most catches (fielder)	148	Paramjeet Tariq

Other

Record	Performance	Player
Most appearances	254	Paramjeet Tariq
Most captaincies	105	Phillip Croft
Most MOTM	40	Priyankara Karthelis

Team Records

Record	Performance	Against
Highest FC Total	2/928	Stocutz
Highest OD Total	3/351	woohoo
Highest T20 Total	0/248	Nobbys Dolphins
Highest Friendly Total	3/423	Little Wooping CC