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20th June 2013 by craig@cricket.ie

Fantasy points as at 20 June

A new week, a new leader appears on the overall fantasy points table.

I. Smillie [Clontarf] scored 97 points this week and now sits atop the table with 972 points. He joins Bagnelstown’s Imran Muhammad (2 May),Adamstown’s A Yadav (16 & 22 May)and Pembroke’s Jeremy Dunleavy (16 & 29 May) and Merrion’s V. Patel as leaders of the table so far this season.

You can request the figures for yourself, your club or even the overall listing by emailing craig@cricket.ie. The first statistic this week is about you, the reader. The highest number of people reading this series of articles has been 404. Most of you read it on a Thursday when on average 200 people open this page. Thank you to each and every one of you. Now back to the more usual stuff.

I. Smillie is now the odds-on favourite to be the first player to break the 1,000 point barrier. He has got to the top with a combination of playing often (a Leinster leading 17 matches), taking wickets (21), holding catches (9) and scoring runs (272). This would appear to be the clear definition of an all-rounder.

Last week’s leader, V. Patel [Merrion] had a relatively quiet week scoring just 30 points and falling to sixth overall. Diarmaid Tucker [Pembroke] remains in fifth place with 923 points after managing to score 96 points despite a heavy defeat to Ring Commons in Division 10. R. Gallagher [Malahide] leapt five places to fourth with 197 points last week and a total of 923.

Third placed Jeremy Dunleavy [Pembroke] returns to the podium after his 119 points took his total to 951. A. Yadav [Adamstown] climbed back up as far as second with 130 points seeing his total just five points behind first.

The ten 11 overall point leaders are:

1

I. Smillie

Clontarf

972

2

A. Yadav

Adamstown

967

3

Jeremy Dunleavy

Pembroke

951

4

R. Gallagher

Malahide

942

5

Diarmaid Tucker

Pembroke

923

6

V. Patel

Merrion

921

7

S. Rice

Greystones

912

8

R. Meraj

Laois

884

9

I. Mohammad

North Kildare

870

10

Pat Collins

R&SPU

823

11

N. Vorster

North Kildare

764

The team of the week, that is, the players whose points totals increased by the highest amount, is as follows. Interestingly not one player from last week’s team of the season made it into a second week. So an entirely different 11 players appear this week.

 

name

Rank

overall

Club

Week’s

points

1

D. Watkins

34th

Merrion

271

2

S. Singh

63rd

YMCA

237

3

M. Scully

133rd

Leinster

225

4

A. Jacob

49th

Swords

219

5

L. Jansen

17th

Rush

212

6=

N. Akhter

45th

The Hills

198

6=

T. Satchwell

251st

North Kildare

198

8=

E. Richardson

41st

North County

197

8=

R. Gallagher

4th

Malahide

197

10

Theo Lawson

444th

Pembroke

192

11

Willie Clarke

237th

Phoenix

190

The players, who have made the largest strides up the table in terms of places, tend to come from the lower reaches where a gain of a few points could mean a large jump in ranking. Theo Lawson [Pembroke] has had a late start to the season, but has quickly found form with a couple of fifties and even a century in the Bob Kerr RSA All-Ireland Cup (which does not count for fantasy points). 192 points this week added to last week’s ranking of 1,164th sees him top this table.

 

name

Club

Overall

Ranking

Ranking

change

1

Theo Lawson

Pembroke

444th

+720

2

Robbie Garth

YMCA

440th

+633

3

R. Tandon

Slieve Bloom

558th

+631

4

Rowan Walsh

Merrion

1074th

+627

5

Z. Raza

Civil Service

854th

+577

6

P. Blakeney

Merrion

596th

+568

7

N. Pyne

Leinster

764th

+563

8

B. Muttathottil

Malahide

869th

+508

9

M. Butler

Clontarf

1186th

+489

10

Ross MacMahon jnr

Leinster

430th

+479

11

T. Satchwell

North Kildare

251st

+471

Four players have played 15 games or more with overall leader I. Smillie also leading this category with 17 games played. This is enough to play a full league season and a cup game too. By the end of the season could he make it 40 plus games?

1

I. Smillie

Clontarf

17

2=

Diarmaid Tucker

Pembroke

15

2=

J. Kerrison

Leinster

15

2=

M. Jacob

Swords

15

5=

10 players

 

14

A number of players are closing in on 500 runs for the season, but C. McLoughlin [The Hills] remains the leader here with 486 runs. An average of 81.00 and with three half centuries and two centuries he certainly knows where the middle of his bat is.

The top 11 are:

 

name

Overall

rank

Club

Runs

1

C. McLoughlin

16th

The Hills

486

2

R. Forrest

20th

Leinster

465

3

H. Tanveer

21st

Civil Service

457

4

Jeremy Dunleavy

3rd

Pembroke

441

5

J. Singh

14th

Laois

440

6

L. Jansen

17th

Rush

434

7

R. Meraj

8th

Laois

434

8

A. Yadav

2nd

Adamstown

427

9

P. Byrne

30th

R&SPU

418

10=

N. Johnson

48th

Adamstown

405

10=

T. Rasheed

27th

Knockharley

405

Leading wicket taker is Diarmaid Tucker [Pembroke] with 27 wickets, including a best bowling of 5/26 and an average of 15.37. Diarmaid has also stood in as Pembroke Fifths captain in a couple of games recently and is also playing at underage levels from 13 up.

The top 11 wicket takers are:

 

name

club

overall

Best bowling

Wickets

1

Diarmaid Tucker

Pembroke

5th

5/26

27

2

S. Rice

Greystones

7th

5/3

25

3

T. Stanton

Merrion

19th

4/12

24

4=

C. Mackey

North County

38th

5/17

23

4=

V. Patel

Merrion

6th

5/30

23

6=

D. Foley

Clontarf

12th

4/14

22

6=

I. Mohammad

North Kildare

9th

6/18

22

8=

I. Smillie

Clontarf

1st

4/18

21

8=

R. Gorvin

Dublin University

68th

5/5

21

8=

S. McDonald

Merrion

24th

4/15

21

8=

Z. Van Der Merwe

Clontarf

51st

4/9

21

The catches category is skewed by not being able to differentiate between bare handed fielders and well-protected and padded wicket-keepers. However here we show them all lumped in together.

 

Name

Club

Overall

rank

catches

1

Robert Forrest

Clontarf

98th

13

2=

* J. Grassi

North County

77th

12

2=

* J. Kerrison

Leinster

144th

12

4

N. Ferreira

The Hills

18th

11

5=

A. Nazir

Clontarf

78th

10

5=

J. Anders

Phoenix

53rd

10

5=

*  S. Murphy

YMCA

108th

10

8=

* B. Smyth

North County

280th

9

8=

I. Smillie

Clontarf

1st

9

8=

R. Meraj

Laois

8th

9

11

5 players

 

 

8

* Also has at least one stumping so we assume they are of the protected and padded variety.

Wicket keepers can be the only ones to have stumpings though. So we can show this category without the *.

 

name

club

stumpings

1

R. Watkins

Merrion

5

2

J. Cassidy

YMCA

4

3=

J. Santosh

Swords

3

3=

M. Cotter

Titans

3

3=

Mick Dwyer

The Hills

3

3=

P. Byrne

R&SPU

3

7=

15 players

 

2

Totals dismissals, that is, stumpings plus catches, top five are:

 

name

club

Dismissals

(ct + st)

1

J. Kerrison

Leinster

14 (12+2)

2=

Robert Forrest

Clontarf

13 (13+0)

2=

J. Grassi

North County

13 (12+1)

4=

N. Ferreira

The Hills

12 (11+1)

4=

S. Murphy

YMCA

12 (10+2)

That is all of the main categories covered for this week. However, there are some other categories we can examine.

     

  • Most innings without being dismissed – 4 Innings - R. Evans [The Hills] (642nd overall).
  • Most games without batting – 7 games - Adnan Khan [Dublin University] (586th).
  • Highest Individual score – H. Pike [Dublin University] (176th) 168*.
  • Highest batting average –132.00 - K. Marchant [YMCA] (190th).
  • Most overs bowled – 97.5 – R. Nair [Dundrum] (21st).
  • Best Bowling figures – 7/11 – Adam Ellison [Rush] (117th).
  • Best Bowling average – 0.00 – T. Monahan [Wexford Wanderers] (1,452nd) – One ball, one wicket.
  • Highest catches per match – 3.00 – S. Smith [Cork County] (1,431st).
  • Wickets per match played – 6 – B. Adams [Phoenix] (812th).
  • Runs per match played – 105.00 - A Shehabeddin [Malahide] (505th).
  • Fantasy points per match played – 245.00 - A Shehabeddin [Malahide] (505th).
    • Total players: 1,839.
    • Games played (total appearances/22): 391.
    • Total runs scored (excludes extras and penalty runs): 106,106.
    • Number of Centuries: 59.
    • Number of half centuries: 414.
    • Overs bowled: 26,345
    • Five wickets in an innings: 78
    • Wickets taken by bowlers: 5,434
    • Catches held: 2,000
    • Stumpings taken: 87
    • Total Fantasy points scored: 328,191
    • Number of players mentioned in this article: 69

    If there is a statistic you’d like to see, or know more about, feel free to ask. That’s it for this week. Here’s hoping that the weather is good this weekend, that we all get out to play and that points flow well.

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