Milestone Monday – Sydney Uni Cricket

The extraordinary victory over Manly on Saturday was deserved University of Sydney first grade side committee for only the fourth time in the club’s history. The club will now compete in the First Division final for the 16th time since finals were introduced to the competition in 1952-53.

Damien MortimerA superb 91 against Manly on Saturday was his 41st innings of over 50 in first class (including 8 centuries). During his innings, he passed 600 runs for the season (sixth in his first-class career) and appeared in his 300th Premier Cricket match in all grades (151 at University, 109 at Campbelltown, 21 at Bankstown and 19 for Wests).

Jordan Gauci‘s 58 against Manly on Saturday was his 35th score of 50 or more in first class (including seven centuries).

Zannino oils made his 100th appearance in Premier Cricket (including 55 for Gordon).

Against Manly on Saturday Devlin Malone made both his 150th first-class appearance and his 150th appearance for the club in all grades. He took his tally for the season to 64: only four more successful by a first-class bowler in the club’s history. Peter James took 71 goals in 1973-74; Jack Massie won 69 years in 1913-1914; Andrew Staunton won 65 in 2002-03; and Malone himself took 65 in 2018-19.

Kieran Tate had played 25 first-class innings before Saturday, but on no previous occasion had he reached six on the first delivery he faced.

Charlie More stupid‘s Furious 67 at Manly in Seconds was his 29th innings of 50 or more in Premier Cricket (including three centuries). During his innings, he passed 2000 runs for the club in all classes.

Charles Litchfield53 against Manly in Seconds, passed fifty for the club’s 24th time (including seven centuries).

When Prakhar Sharma dismissed Manly’s Jacob O’Sullivan in the Seconds on Saturday, he grabbed his club’s 50th assist in all grades.

Henry Snyman‘s 57 against Manly on Saturday was his first half-century in third grade.

The game against Manly was Jazz MarketThe club’s 100th match in all categories. And it was Liam Coelho50th match in fourth grade.

When Ash Cowan was adjudged lbw against Manly on Saturday, it was the 300th time he had been dismissed while playing for the club.

Ben Crawford hit 92 in the Metropolitan Cup qualifying final against Randwick-Petersham, the third time he had passed 50 for the club (and the first time he had failed to turn a half-century into a century).