NSW Premier Cricket Rd 6: Tyran Liddiard, Andrew Walsh Players of the Week, results
On a weekend of big hits and record feats a PE teacher thrilled and the son of an old NRL star starred in Premier Cricket. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK.
Penrith
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The name may sound familiar but it was in a different sport from cricket in which this athlete starred.
Glen Liddiard was an NRL gun in the late 1980s and 90s but in 2020 it is his son Tyran making headlines.
Tyran Liddiard helped Penrith secure a thrilling victory against Hawkesbury on Saturday in NSW Premier Cricket.
On a memorable day for the young keeper batsmen, Liddiard scored his maiden ton in the match, finishing the match with 125 beside teammate Ryan Smith (29).
Prior to the match Liddiard had four nineties to his name, three of them in 2018-19.
Down south Andrew Walsh had the crowd in awe as the schoolteacher produced a display few will forget in a hurry.
Walsh, who first played for St George in AW Green Shield and fifth grade matches in 2006-07, scored 208 in his clubs victory over UTS North Sydney.
Other standout performances on the weekend included;
#Josh Clarke’s (Western Suburbs) 119 was his second century of the season and the 19th of his career. He has 490 runs for the season at 70.00 - and if the T20 matches are excluded he has 390 runs at 97.50.
#Big congrats to Jaydyn Simmons (Fairfield-Liverpool) who made his maiden first-grade century on the weekend. Simmons scored 147.
#Angus Robson (Eastern Suburbs) scored his seventh century, one more than his legendary father, ‘Jungle’ Jim Robson. Teammate Peter Nevill’s 46 took him past 4000 runs to 4042 at 40.01.
#Tim Affleck’s (Randwick Petersham) 31 took him just past 2000 runs to 2009 at 24.50.
#Luke Webb followed up his 58 for Campbelltown-Camden with 7-60 when Mosman batted. It is the best of his four five wicket performances.
PREMIER CRICKET ROUND SIX RESULTS
Western Suburbs 7/286 JA Clarke 119 JG Psarakis 65 D Fallins 3/109 T Doyle 2/47 def Sutherland 285 T Doyle 91 J Arnold 42 D Fallins 32 C Williams 31 E Deal 29 C Blaxall-Hill 5/116 L Ford 3/52 Pratten Park.
Mosman 237 DJ Crawford 83 JD Park 43* L Hearne 29 MJ Calder 25 L Webb 7/60 T Sangha 2/92 were def by Campbelltown-Camden 7/264 (dec) J Isakka 64 L Webb 58 B Patterson 36 T Sangha 29* L Shelton 3/57 DJ Crawford 2/75 Allan Border Oval.
UNSW 133 HC McLean 38 CP Tremain 27 KB Anderson 3/14 ND Bills 2/21 RE Felsch 2/33 BA Manenti 2/45 were def by Sydney 399 SS Eskinazi 157 RE Felsch 54* AJ Mosca 38 BR McClintock 37 J Mosca 33 CP Tremain 3/92 TJ Scoble 2/23 HC McLean 2/59 David Phillips South
Penrith 9/265 T Liddiard 125* B Williams 29 RP Smith 29* R Hackney 26 P Moore 3/43 AH Kherkhah 2/34 JM Wholohan 2/41 AJ Van Den Nieuwboer 2/64 def Hawkesbury 262 DJ Mckay 143 R Fletcher 4/55 RP Smith 3/38 L Hodges 2/53 Howell Oval
St George 9/359 A Walsh 208 T Engelbrecht 64 JS Graham 42 J Campbell 5/87 J Aitken 2/54 JN James 2/64 def UTS North Sydney 9/355 (dec) TA Jagot 141 TL Reynolds 91 TW Ortiz 3/57 T Engelbrecht 3/95 Hurstville Oval
Manly-Warringah 5/230 (dec) J Edwards 107 B Bryant 73 M O’Loughlin 2/24 D Singh 2/42 def Randwick Petersham 98 R Ayre 47 SN O’Keefe 4/17 J Carden 4/24 and 7/192 R Ayre 56* WJ Affleck 37 T Affleck 31 ER Herd 2/34 Manly Oval
Fairfield-Liverpool 7/277 (dec) J Simmons 147 Y Sharma 45 P Uppal 36 H Verma 3/53 WJ Chesterfield 2/45 def Blacktown Mounties 158 JM DiBartolo 38 J Fawcett 26 A Nair 3/43 R Allington 2/20 J Baraba 2/39 C Sammut 2/47 and 5/119 J Gauci 25 JN Burke 2/1 Rosedale Oval
Sydney University 9/313 (dec) TP Cummins 101 H Kerr 57 C Cassell 38 N Radhakrishnan 31 D Mortimer 28 LS Robertson 28 RR Pawson 4/55 TW Gray 4/84 def Northern District 307 CD Miller 79 BJ Davis 62 SA Rodgie 56 DA Anderson 26 N Radhakrishnan 3/65 D Holloway 2/58 B Joy 2/89 University Oval.
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