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The people on this page have been selected to represent Australia at Indoor Cricket in either a Playing, Coaching or Managing capacity, or more than one. These people have strived to be the best they can, and have given their all for their State, and been rewarded justly. Having players from a team selected in an Australian side, is also a reflection on the rest of the players and officials in the team, as they couldn't have made it without their help.
Please take some time to read through the names, and if you know of someone who has represented Australia in Indoor Cricket but is not in this list, please provide their information to me via Email and I'll include them on the page.
Men's Open
Phil Parsons - Captain
This team was selected from the 1985 Nationals held at Woodlands in South Australia. The
team toured New Zealand and played 3 Test Matches, the results were as follows:
1986 Series - 3 Tests
Aust. 100 - NZ 64
Australia 3 - Nil
Wanna see a photo of the team ?? Click Here
Alan Davison
Aust. 124 - NZ 20
Aust. 138 - NZ 76
Women's Open
Joanne Broadbent
Andrea McCauley
Carolyn Dittmar
Julie Thomas
Tundy Juhaz
Women's Open
Joanne Broadbent
Men's Open
Lee Cox
Under 21
John Manou
Andrea McCauley
David Leyshon - Coach
Anna Skalavai - Manager
Julie Thomas
Tundy Juhaz
John Manou
Phil Benwell
Under 21
John Manou - Captain
Women's Open
Joanne Broadbent
Under 18s
Ryan Selkirk
Men's Over 30s Masters
Peter Gladigau
The 1996 Over 30s were the first Over 30s team to compete for SA, and they finished Runners Up.
All reports say that Ian Jamieson had a brilliant carnival on the back stumps, and was unlucky
not to get a guernsey also. The above list contains a Sheffield Shield Cricketer, the 1999 Men's
Open Coach, the 1999 Over 35s Captain, and the 1999 Over 30s Co-Captain. Not a bad bunch really.
Mark Hogan
Colin Tuckwell
Guido Spina
Women's Open
Nicole Simons - Click Here for Photo
Nicole went on a tour of South Africa with the Women's Team, and they were undefeated for
the entire tour, along with the Men's Team.
Men's Over 30s
Peter Gladigau
"Glads" was initially picked in the side, but as the team was touring to New Zealand he pulled
out, and this meant Simon "Spook" Morris got the call up (he had a great carnival also). "Spook"
toured New Zealand where a series of warm up games were played, and also 3 Test Matches.
Men's Over 40s
Barry Kearsley
Simon Morris
Under 18s
Luke Harrington
Men's Over 30s
Peter Gladigau
Men's Over 40s
Jack Pryor
Women's Over 30s
Carolyn Dittmar
Andrea McCauley also won Player of the Series in this carnival (joint winner).
Lord's Taverners
Craig Storr
Craig Storr also won Player of the Series, mainly for his awesome batting effort of scoring
400 runs for the carnival off his own bat. The highest score he had in one partnership was
84 off his own bat (his partner made 32, total skin 116).
Colin Tuckwell
Lee Cox
Andrea McCauley
Men's Open
Click Here to see how Geo went on his tour of England.
Unfortunately Shane Martin was unable to tour due to work commitments.
Lord's Taverners
Craig Storr
Women's Over 30s
Carolyn Dittmar
Angela Lee
Men's Over 30's
Peter Gladigau
Women's Over 30's
Trudy Glazbrook
Men's Open
"Flea" also won Player of the Series.
Michael and Paul and Naomi were members of the World Champion Team that defended the
World Cup in South Africa in October 2000. Congratulations to both.
Women's Open
Naomi Maidment
Naomi is the youngest player to represent Australia at the 2000 World Cup, and she may well
be the youngest ever. Naomi was a member of the World Champion Team that defended the
World Cup in South Africa in October 2000. Congratulations to Naomi.
Lee-Anne Hunter
Men's Over 35's
Peter Gladigau
"Horse" and Col will be competing at a Tri-Series competition in Perth against England and New Zealand. It may turn
into a 4 way competition if South Africa come also, so that should be a great competition. Bruce Reid from WA has also
been named in the squad, so this side has a pretty handy bowling line up !!
Under 18 Men
Dino Vrynios
Dino stepped up to the challenge of being given the captaincy after only 1 year of Nationals, and not only had a great
carnival himself, but led his team to Prelim Final which is the best result for SA Juniors in the last 10 years.
Development Squads
The AICF chose 2 Development Squads to recognise young players in both the Under 18 division, and the Womens Open Division.
Congratulations to the following players for being picked in these squads, and Training Camps will be held to assist in
developing their skills.
Under 18 Men
Dino Vrynios
Under 21 Women
Jess Oldfield
Men's Over 35's
Peter Gladigau - Captain
"Horse" and Col will be competing at the Masters World Cup in 2003, congrats to both on their selection. Glads was named Captain of the side after Bruce Reid had to pull out, which is a great honour for the big fella and we are all proud.
Women's Over 30's
Lee-Anne Hunter
Lisa led her team to a credible 3rd place in the tournament, and deserved her selection in the first ever touring Over 30s team to go to New Zealand in 2003.
Lee-Anne Hunter was called up to the team after the Nationals due to a withdrawal. Lee-Anne also made the side in 2000, but
this is the first time she has toured with the Masters.
Under 18 Men
Dino Vrynios
For the second year running Dino has made the side, and Daniel breaks into the squad for the first time. Both had great tournaments and showed a great deal of leadership and maturity in getting their side into the Grand Final. Now off to the Under 19s World Cup in South Africa !
Open Women
Belinda Noack
"Billy" had a great tournament with both Bat and Ball. Her bowling is the quickest it has been for a long time, and many sides including Queensland struggled to get her away. She gave everything she had for the team, and stepped up as a senior member of a young side. This is Billy's first Aussie selection, and she's a very popular choice.
Lord's Taverners
Michael Sloggett
The LTS's made the Grand Final for the first time, so it was great to get the additional bonus of an Australian selection. Michael was overjoyed on the night, and made sure he hugged every single SA State player there, and the hugs were gladly returned.
Men's Over 30's
Brad White
In his first ever carnival, Glen was the talk of the tournament due to his express bowling. He sounded the "death
rattle" for quite a few players, and along with his solid batting had his spot sewn up by Round 4. Brad White
proved what a quality player he is by taking his Open game into the Masters and averaging over 20 with the
bat.
Women's Over 30's
Allyson Keneally
Lisa was selected for the 2nd year running for a good all round performance, and Allyson Keneally got the nod
for her brilliant batting and her accuracy with the ball.
Women's Open
Belinda Noack
The Women's Extreme Team dominated all comers in November 2003 scoring over 200 in most games. Belinda "Billy" Noack
wasn't originally selected in the side, but was brought in later and showed the mistake the selectors madeo originally by coming Runner Up in Player of the Series versus the Kiwis. Visit www.aicf.com.au for details on the results.
Under 19s
Neshia Iles
Selected due to her strong performances with the Womens Open side, and young talent who will benefit from
working with Australian Coach's and competitions against other countries.
Lord's Taverners
Michael Sloggett
Back to Back selections for Michael. In early 2004 a squad of 16 players will participate in Training Camp
in Brisbane. A Wonderful opportunity for Lord's Taverners players, and a magnificent effort by Michael to
once again gain selection.
Women's Open
Belinda Noack
Billy gets in again which is great, and Olivia Magno made a brief visit to SA and swanned into the Aussie side ! The
girls will represent Australia at the World Cup in Sri Lanka.
Lord's Taverners
Lindsay Freeman
Lindsay has been playing for a number of years and greatly deserves this recognition for his service to the sport, and
good performances during the tournament.
Under 19 Women
Neshia Iles
Back to Back for Neisha after making last years side. Hopefully she continues on and makes her way into the Womens
side next year along with Billy.
Under 18 Men
Mark Hanson
One of they future stars of SA Indoor Cricket, Mark Hanson was a standout for SA and one of the main reasons the team
made the Grand Final again. Mark is eligible for Under 18s again in 2005, but if he feels up to it he may be given the
opportunity to join the Open squad.
Over 30 Men
Paul Smith
In his return to State Cricket, "Flea" excelled at the Masters level as most expected with his pure natural ability. This
follows up his Australian selection for the Men's Open in 2000 when he participated in the World Championship winning side.
Ashley Tharaldsen
Playing in his first Over 30s carnival, after not playing State cricket since 2000 in the Men's Open, Ash showed
that consistency and concentration pays off.
Over 35 Men
Lee Cox
Coxy once again receives an Australian shirt, possibly making him the second most "capped" Aussie player SA has ever produced behind Peter Gladigau. Lee will tour with the Over 35s side to the Masters World Cup, so his selection is even more impressive given the that the side is a touring side and his team didn't make finals.
Gary Bartlett
Gary was originally named as Reserve and then got the call up after a stellar tournament where his hard work on his game over the last few years paid dividends in a big way. South Africa will never be the same again!
Women's Open
Belinda Noack
Billy gets in again which is great, and Neisha follows up her Junior selections by making the Senior side.
Under 18 Men
Rocco Illuminato
As National Champions the team rightly had 4 Australian Reps. Unfortunately the boys don't get to tour, but they
will be involved in High Performance Camps and get the recognition. Craig Dollman was also named as a Talent ID
player.
Over 30 Men
Paul Smith
"Flea" goes back to back for All Australian in the 30s following a near faultless display with the bat all week. Watty
worked hard on his game as well as coaching the side, and his ability to focus on both roles and succeed at both is
testament to not only his physical but also his mental ability. Well done to both.
Womens Over 30s
Andrea McCauley
Another great tournament by "Macs", consistently batted well and always ignites the team with a great bit of fielding.
Mens 35s
Mark Hogan
Hogey accepted the shirt in his ever so humble style "that's ass paper", by pointing out other team mates who should
have received the shirt ahead of him. This exemplifies his team attitude, and along with noone being able to play his
leggies all week and his consistent opening batting form made him a firm favourite for the shirt.
Over 40 Men
Simon "Spook" Morris
After missing out on 35 selection and only joining the 40s squad late, Spook stepped up to the plate and dominated the
competition. His Australian selection also complimented by winning Player of the Series, a fantastic effort by the
Ponytail express. Also a good message to the kids to stay positive and persist.
Lords Taverners
Vincent Smith
As always these guys take the most pride in their awards, and demonstrate how we all should feel about recognition. Vincent
high fived everyone in the room, and the veteran Lindsay took it all in his stride, but no doubt going internally berserk.
Colin Robinson
Daniel McKay
Georgina Zervos
Shannon Clark2002
Colin Robinson
Lisa Wilson
Daniel McKay2003
Glen Tisdale
Lisa Wilson
Jess Oldfield2004
Olivia Magno2005
Neisha Iles
Matt Rogers
Michael Ledgard
Mark Hanson
Sean Watt
Lindsay Drowley