Devlin Malone made his NSW Second XI debut in the Futures League match against South Australia in Adelaide, taking his first wicket when he bowled Harry Nielsen in his second over.
Hayden Kerr (in his 150th innings for the club in all grades) passed fifty for the 25th time in First Grade (including three centuries) during his furious 56 against Blacktown on Sunday. He reached his fifty from only 17 balls, which appears to be the fastest half-century recorded for the club in the T20 competition. During his innings he passed Keith Sheffield (2919 runs), moving up to become the 21st highest run scorer for the club in First Grade.
During his rapid cameo against Blacktown on Sunday, Tim Cummins passed 6000 runs in all grades in Premier Cricket (2719 for University and 3284 for Penrith).
During his innings against Penrith on Saturday, Dugald Holloway passed 2500 runs in all grades of Premier Cricket (584 of them for Eastern Suburbs).
Dylan Hunter passed 2000 runs in all grades of Premier Cricket (for University, Gordon and Randwick-Petersham).
George Barlow took his first wickets for the club in the Second Grade match against Penrith, finishing with 3-34.
Don Butchart, with 3-20 against Penrith in Second Grade, returned his best bowling figures for the club.
Oli Zannino’s 51 in Third Grade against Penrith was his third half-century for the club.
Luka Flannigan’s 41 against Penrith was his highest score in Third Grade, and highest score for the club.
Here’s one we missed last week (blame PlayHQ): Henry Clark took his 100th wicket in Third Grade when he dismissed Penrith’s Sam Grant.
Morris Fredrikssen, with 51 against Penrith on Saturday, recorded his third half-century for the club and his first in Fourth Grade. During his innings he passed 500 runs for the club in all grades.
Mitchell Cotton collected his first wicket in Fifth Grade during Penrith’s second innings on Saturday.
Caelan Maladay, with 3-13 against Blacktown on Sunday, returned his best Poidevin-Gray figures for the club.
Theo Dempsey’s 3-24 against Blacktown in Poidevin-Gray was his best return with the ball for the club.
Noah Bloch, Nick Everitt, Theo Dempsey and Dom Goddard each made his Poidevin-Gray debut against Blacktown on Sunday.