Parnell Cricket Club
Incorporated - Established 1858
Update No.109:
5 & 6 Nov., 8th Wkt Record
Men’s Premier Grade: Hedley Howarth Trophy – Major 2 Day Championship
Round 1.
29 Oct. & 5 Nov.
Parnell vs. Cornwall
at Cornwall Park 1
FOW:
PARNELL
Battting 1st Innings
2nd Innings
Tim McIntosh
c Crooks b Nair
1
(8)
c & b Chemaly
14
Ben Rainger
c Sorrenson b Thomas
117
(196)
c Sorrenson b de Villiers
2
Tom Talbot
c Sorrenson b Thomas
17
(32)
not out
36
Mark Chapman
c de Villiers b Thomas
174
(159)
Ben Horne
c Sorrenson b de Villiers
0
(1)
not out
1
Mitch McCann
c Crooks b Marra
34
(35)
David Goddard*
not out
28
(25)
Tom Hills
c Sorrenson b Barnard
2
(3)
DNB: Josh Fisher, Billy Sanger, Mike Ravlic
Extras:
w 2, lb 4, b 2, nb 4
12
Extras: b 3, lb 1, nb 5,
9
Total
385/7 dec. 75 overs 5.13 rr Total
59
1st Inn. 2/1 McIntosh; 43/2 Talbot; 309/3 Rainger; 310/4 Horne; 328/5 Chapman; 380/6 McCann; 385/7 Hills
2nd Inn. 4/1 Varcoe; 57/2 McIntosh
CORNWALL
F de Villiers
S Nair
R Flood
P Thomas
S Marra
B Barnard
14
11
13
16
11
10.5
0
3
1
2
1
1
79
38
69
87
65
41
0
3
0
1
1
1
F de Villiers
S Nair
B Chemaly
(32)
(4)
(40)
(4)
13 o. 4.44 rr
4 0 11 1
5 0 28 0
4 0 19 1
Batting 1st Innings
PARNELL Bowling
lbw Ravlic
42
(81)
M Ravlic
22 6 57 5
std Horne b McCann
60
(128)
J Fisher
10 2 44 0
run out (Hills/Horne)
37
(65)
T Hills
15 5 36 2
b Ravlic
43
(63)
D Goddard
1 0
1 0
b Ravlic
26
(60)
B Sanger
10 3 20 0
c Horne b Ravlic
0
(13)
M McCann
10 2 33 1
c & b Glogau
1
(9)
H Glogau
18 3 55 1
not out
12
(48)
lbw Ravlic
4
(2)
c Horne b Hills
19
(42)
b Hills
0
(7)
lb 2, nb 2
4
Total
254
86 overs, 2.95 rr
70/1 Nair; 135/2 Dhadwal; 155/3 Chemaly; 216/3 Crooks; 217/4 Barnard; 217/5 Barnard, 218/6 Parikh, 218/8 Marra
222/8 de Villiers. 254/9 Thomas; R Flood 254/10
MATCH DRAWN - 1st Innings Points to PARNELL (Points: Parnell 12.94, Cornwall 4.79)
CORNWALL
S Nair
A Dhadwal
B Chemaly
B Barnard
S Crooks
S Marra
A Parikh
B Sorrenson
F de Villiers
P Thomas
R Flood
Extras
FOW:
DAY 2. Dave Goddard (away), Mark Chapman (with Aces) and Ben Rainger (exams) were replaced. Cornwall continued solidly losing just
the odd wicket till Chemaly was run out at 155 after a mixup. Then more progress until 216 when Rav hit a purple patch with 5 wickets
falling and only 6 runs added. Rav received excellent backing – Billy, very tight & tidy, Mitch – economical & Hillsy came back to capture the
last 2 wickets. But it was Henry Glogau, on debut, who stole the show with his leggies in an 18 over spell in taking 1/55. That is, apart from
Rav’s 5/57 – just another fabulous performance. An excellent, tidy performance and great start to the 2 Day campaign.
Mike Ravlic – 5/57 off 22 overs!
Henry Glogau on debut – 1/55 of 18 overs
Men’s Premier Grade: Hedley Howarth Trophy – Major 2 Day Championship
Round 2.
6 & 12 Nov.
Parnell vs. Papatoetoe
at Shore Road 1.
Battting 1st Innings
lbw Sayed
c B Singh
lbw Sayed
c Anand b Sohaj
c B Singh b Sayed
run out
c Anand b Aujla
std S Money b B Singh
not out
c Aujla b Sohal
c Brookland b Sayed
w 4, lb 5, b 2, nb 9
Total
19/1 McIntosh, 57/2 Varcoe, 58/3 Talbot, 74/4 McCann,
308/10 Ravlic
PARNELL
Tim McIntosh
Sam Varcoe
Tom Talbot
Ben Horne
Mitch McCann
Jack Coman
Tom Hills
Josh Fisher
Henry Glogau
Billy Sanger
Mike Ravlic
Extras:
FOW:
Batting 1st Innings
PARNELL Bowling
not out
7
(16)
M Ravlic
3
c McIntosh b Ravlic
0
(3)
J Fisher
3
lbw Fisher
0
(15)
not out
0
(2)
w 1, lb 1
2
Total
9
6 overs 1.50 rr
1/1 Aujla, 9/2 S Money
To be continued next week – 11.00am 12 November, at Shore Road Resreve
PAPATOETOE
STU Money
N Aujla
S Money
K Anand
Extras:
FOW:
PAPATOETOE
Bowling
1
(33)
A Patel
17 6 59 1
33
(69)
AS Sohal
17 1 52 2
20
(45)
N Hattingh
8 1 21 0
7
(35)
A Sayed
18.3 4 53 4
11
(34)
N Ajula
14 2 56 1
12
(68)
Bhupinder Singh
15 2 60 1
32
(45)
63
(79)
62
(91)
12
(20)
35
(26)
20
308
89.3 overs 3.44 rr
80/5 Horne, 126/6 Hills, 133/7 Coman, 236/8 Fisher, 253/9 Sanger,
1 2 1
2 6 1
Fisher & Glogau - Club Record 8th Wicket Partnership of 103
Highlight of our innings – a Club Record 8th wicket partnership of 103 between Josh Fisher and Henry Gogau. This beat the previous record
of 100 set by JR Lundon (53) and A Fairburn (41) against North Shore in 1913/14. Both Josh and Henry are new to Parnell – Josh has come
over from AUCC and has represented Auckland U19s and EDCA Age Group teams. Henry, former Wellington College 1 st XI captain joined us
from Karori CC and played on Saturday as a replacement for Mark chapman (with the Aces) and in his own right on Sunday. And didn’t
Henry make the most of his opportunity!
Henry came in to join Josh at the calamitous total of 133/7 – Jack Coman, also on Prem debut, having been sadly run out. The two
then quietly and without fuss played each ball on its merit and proceded to deal to an attack that, up till then had dominated the day. A
quite wonderful effort which ended when Josh was stumped off that old campaigner, Bhupinder Singh, when the total was 236.
Not the end of proceedings – Billy Sanger carried on the good work till he was caught, now 253/9. Enter Mike Ravlic – not many
opportunities for our no. 11 but Rav made the most of this one. Henry then reached his maiden Prem 50 and Rav took toll of a tiring attack.
Fifty five had been added for the 10th wicket when Rav succumbed (well short of Moore and Dow’s record 98 set in 1920/21). Henry,
undefeated on 62 – a superb knock that rescued the team from a most perilous situation.
Then, just time for us to bowl 6 overs and, from Rav’s 5th ball, Tim Mc. Picked up Aujla at 1st slip. And, to add the cherry to the
icing on the cake, Josh had the Papatoe captain lbw to capture his first Prem wicket for Parnell,
And so ended a momentous day – in fact, a momentous weekend!
The record breaking partnership
Josh Fisher – on the way to 63
Early in the Parnell innings
1.
2.
3.
Henry Glogau – 62* on his Premier debut weekend
Sam Varcoe, looking good and settling pulled a short one down Bhupiner’s throat at backward square leg
Tom Talbot, also looking good, was adjudged lbw when struck on his extended front pad
Jack Coman – on debut, was most sadly run out for 12 scored off 68 balls
Men’s Premier Reserve Grade: Limited (50) Overs Minor Championship
5 Nov.
Parnell vs. HOWICK PAKURANGA at Lloyd Elsmore Pk
HOWICK PAKURANGA
PARNELL
213/10
214/8
(50)
(48.4)
RESULT:
See over for the Skipper’s Report:
Karun Phogat 4/50 (10), Henk Conradie 2/23 (10) Razin Bharde 2/32 (10)
Matt Vercoe-Curtis 31, Henk Conradie 33, Simon Wood 33, Tom Landrigan 43
PARNELL WON BY 2 WICKETS
CAPTAIN TOM LANRIGAN REPORTS:
The Reserves travelled to Lloyd Elsmore Park for the top of the table clash with Howick-Pakuranga. After winning the toss, Parnell bowled
H-P out in the 50th over for 213. The standout was once again Special K. Karoon took 4-50 off his 10 overs. He was ably assisted by our
spinners Henk Conradie and Razin Bharde with two wickets each respectively.
Chasing 214 to win, we made a solid start with Henk compiling an aggressive 33 at the top. H-P's spinners came on and dried up
the scoring rate on a slow pitch. which resulted in regular wickets falling at inopportune times. It came down to us needing 9 off the last
two overs to win the game with Raz and Karoon batting. K pumped a maximum over cow to get us within 1 run of victory then calmly hit
the winning runs off the next ball. Win for the reserves by two wickets.
Senior B2 Grade: Limited (50) Overs Minor Championship
5 Nov..
Parnell Thirds vs. Grafton United at Shore Road 1a
GRAFTON UNITED
PARNELL
A Burly Pace Attack:
85/10
88/3
(36.4)
(17.5)
RESULT:
Simon Walker 3/24,
Kelly Haldane-Lunow 17, Hayden Storey 20*, Ryan Turner 15
PARNELL WON BY 7 WICKETS
Skipper Tom Urry - 2 wickets
Simon Walker - 3/24
Rowan Smith
Peter Hickman - 2 wickets
WATERBOY POOLE REPORTING:
The 3rd round of One Day games for the Parnell 3s continued a similar trend. An early finish. Winning the toss and bowling first, the Grafton
side got away to a slow but steady start before it all fell apart on the unlucky number 13. Simon Walker was the standout bowler with 3/24
and will help from Peter Hickman and Tom Urry who took 2 wickets apiece Grafton’s inning never got off the ground as they were bowled
for 85 in the 27th over. The star in the field for the 3rds was keeper Hayden Story who had a hand in 7 dismissals – 4 catches, 2 stumpings
and a runout. His day got even better in the chase where he was not out with 20 as Parnell chased down the 86 required in the 18th over
only 3 down. Small contributions from Kelly Lunow-Haldane and Ryan Turner made sure Parnell were never under pressure.
The inevitable – a wicket and celebrations. With that attack the injured Water Boy wasn’t missed!
Programme Till Christmas
Premier Grade (Saturdays except for : Sunday play Highlighted, Wednesday T20s in red)
6 & 12 November
vs
Papatoetoe
Shore Road Res. 1
Hedley Howarth Trophy
19 & 20 November
vs
Suburbs NL
Shore Road Res. 1
Hedley Howarth Trophy
26 Nov. & 3 Dec.
vs
Howick Pakuranga
Lloyd Elsmore Pk 1
Hedley Howarth Trophy
30 November
vs
Cornwall
Shore Road Res. 1a
T20 (Pool 4)
7 December
vs
Grafton United
Shore Road Res. 1a
T20 (Pool 4)
10 & 17 December
vs
Takapuna
Shore Road Res. 1
Hedley Howarth Trophy
Recommencements post Christmas:
Jeff Crowe Cup
Round 4
7 January
T20
Round 3
11 January
Hedley Howarth Trophy Round 6
28 January
Premier Reserve Grade
12 & 19 November
vs
Kumeu
Orakei Domain 1
2 Day Minor Championship
26 Nov. & 3 Dec.
vs
Eden Roskill
Shore Road Res. 1
2 Day Minor Championship
10 & 17 December
vs
Grafton United
Victoria Park 1
2 Day Minor Championship
Recommencements post Christmas:
Minor Limited Overs
Round 5
7 January
Minor 2 Day C’ship
Round 4
28 January
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Men’s One Day Grades - Results
1A Grade: 5 Nov..
ELLERSLIE
PARNELL FEARLESS
Parnell Fearless XI vs. Ellerslie at Thos. Bloodworth Pk
213
215/8
(40)
RESULT:
R Muir 53, A Parhar 3/30 (8), R Kapoor 2/45 (8), P Singh 2/35 (8)
M Singh 103 (36), Y Singh 23 (40)
PARNELL WON BY 2 WICKETS
1B Grade: 5 Nov. Parnell Kings vs. Grafton United at Shore Road 2a.
GRAFTON UNITED 256/10
PARNELL
(39.4)
171/10
AS Joseph 2/58 (8), S Balu 2/19 (5), V Balu 3/37 (4)
(31.4)
AA Mohammed 42, R Phillip Meyer 30
RESULT:
PARNELL LOST BY 85 RUNS
CAPTAIN ROOPESH REPORTING:
Kings started the game on a beautiful pitch by winning the toss and decided to bowl.
Opponents got off to a good start by scoring couple of boundaries of the first over. But Aaron got Kings the first break quickly.
Batsmen skied a slower one and Roopesh made no mistake. Aaron and Arul had the batters in trouble few times but the extra's conceded
let the pressure away. With couple of sharp catches going down and few mis-fields, in no time they raised to 77 of 10 overs with just one
wicket down. At this stage, Kings were desperate for wickets. Sundar and Sownder, replacing the opening bowlers, did a great job. There
were few unplayable balls bowled by them. Sundar got us the much needed break when he got the outside edge of a batsmen with Roy
doing the rest. Sundar produced another beauty to get rid of the opening batsmen. Abrar replaced Sundar and got a wicket immediately had the batsmen plumb in front. This put a brake on their scoring to some extent. Opponents slowly managed to recover and build a steady
partnership. Roopesh tried all his options, in vain, to get a wicket. Vignesh was introduced into the attack and got a wicket in his second
over when the batsmen was caught by Arul just few inches within the boundary line. Vignesh continued to bowl a tight line and was
rewarded with couple of wickets. Nothing to loose for at this stage, opponents started to swing their bat on everything. Aaron came back to
bowl and had the right field setup to get his second wicket of the game. Couple of run outs, direct hit by Roy and athletic effort by Chak and
Roy, pulled the curtains down for the first innings.
Kings had a task to achieve with a target of 257.
Abrar and Chak opened the innings for Kings. Abrar wasted no time as he smashed a huge six of the first over. Chak got out
quickly when he tried to loft the ball over mid-wicket. Roy joined Abrar and both played some beautiful shots all over the park. Just when
the chase was heading in the right direction, Roy played a uppish square cut to be held at point. Roopesh walked into the middle but failed
yet again and was caught behind after scoring couple of boundaries. Praveen didn't affect the scorers and was caught at point the very next
ball. Bowler was on a hat-trick. Vignesh managed to flick one to the fine leg and could see a sigh of relief at Kings' camp. The next ball,
Abrar top edges a pull and his well made 42 comes to an end. Bowler couldn't believe his luck as he got 3 wickets in his first over. Sundar
made his presence felt with a massive six over long on. But lost his partner, Vignesh, the next over when he was given leg before wicket.
Kings middle order collapsed like a pack of cards. Pradeep and Sundar tried to steady Kings' chase by getting quick singles and converting
the one's into two's. Even before the Kings camp thought they were bouncing back, Sundar was caught at long off. Aaron arrived and
smashed couple of boundaries straight away. Next over, Pradeep's stumps were shattered. With eight wickets down, Kings were hoping for
Aaron and Sownder to repeat their magic of the first game. But opponents had other plans - Aaron was held beautifully at long on. Sownder
and AJ scored few boundaries between them before Sownder was caught at mid-wicket.
Kings lost the game by 85 runs. Full credit to Grafton Indo-Kiwi Incredibles. They outdid Kings in all three departments today.
Best Bowling performances:
Vignesh: 3 wickets Sundar: 2 wickets Aaron: 2 wickets
Best Batting performances:
Abrar: 42, Roy: 30, Sundar: 17
Best Performer for Kings:
Abrar
[Thanks, Roopesh, for your very full report. Obviously a very good game despite the loss. And Craig Speakman thanks for the photos – Ed.]
2B Grade: 5 Nov..
Parnell Legends vs. Suburbs NL
SUBURBS NL
PARNELL LEGENDS
254/9
240
3A Grade: 5 Nov.
C Peter 2/31 (5), H Balakrishnan 2/32 (6)
K Selvaraj 28, S Srinivasan 25
PARNELL LOST BY 14 RUNS
Parnell Super Kings vs. Oratia United
PARNELL SUPER KINGS
ORATIA UNITED
3B Grade: 5 Nov.
(40)
(37)
RESULT:
at Madill’s Farm 1a.
117/10
120/4
(26)
(22.2)
RESULT:
PARNELL LOST BY 6 WICKETS
Parnell Fourths vs. Eden Roskill
PARNELL FOURTHS
EDEN ROSKILL
213/10
216/5
(38.5)
(25.4)
RESULT:
at Parrs Park 2a
at Auckland Domain 7a.
PARNELL LOST BY 5 WICKETS
A plea from your Editor to PCC captains – please put the full scoreboard on cricHQ. That will assist me with these
reports AND enable you to provide end of season stats for the Annual Report.
4A Grade: 5 Nov.
EDEN ROSKILL
PARNELL HITMEN
Parnell Hitmen vs. Eden Roskill
257/10
261/9
(37.5)
(39.4)
RESULT:
at Madills Farm 3a.
K Rao 3/39, S Sharma 4/50, B Freeman 3/35
B Freeman 30, K Rao 65, S Sharma 31
PARNELL WON BY 1 WICKET
This must have been a fabulous game with our Hitmen getting home not only with the last pair at the crease but with just 2 balls to spare!
THANKS INDEED FOR POSTING YOUR SCORES ON CRICHQ !!!!
Presidents’ Grade: 29 Oct.
Parnell vs. Auckland University
Shore Road 2a.
SKIPPER OLLIE REPORTING:
The Indian bookmakers were at play as Ollie won the toss and batted.
Turns, fresh off his wedding anniversary..........,, hit the first two balls for 10 and got out soon after. Macca made a few before
Ollie and Darren got us through to 90/2 at the half way stage. Looking to accelerate Ollie got out soon after but Darren went on to get 102,
getting his last 50 in 6 overs. Baby G and Neil hit some quick runs and we finished with 215. The team noted that the skipper have another 2
LBW decisions!
Eden Roskill got off to a good start inspite of a good opening spell from Robbo. At the half way they were 119/2 and doing it
easy.
A great second spell from Robbo and some tidy bowling from Mark Smith pulled them back but unfortunately it was too little
too late and they got there with a ball to spare.
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News from the Juniors
Grade 5 Trials
Catches win matches – Schalk Conradie conducting fielding drills (yes it is Schalk not Henk!)
And a great cat is taken!
Player of the Day? Jack Sandelin took 6/23
A jubilant Jack Sandelin, with the ball that he took 6/23, celebrating with his team mates
Eastern Districts Cricket Association News
JAMES DUDSON, ONE OF OUR TWO EDCA REPS, REPORTS
Team Numbers
EDCA will have two teams in each of the boys grades. It is the first time that years 10 and 11 have had two teams in the competition. This
is good news for our players as they will have the opportunity to play in the tournament. The years 7-10 will be, as best can be achieved,
two equal teams. Year 11 and 12/13 will be an A and B team.
DoC
The Director of Coaching role for EDCA has been held by Garry Wood for many years. Well before my time. Garry has been offered a role
with Auckland Cricket for cricket development. He was over committed and decided to step down from EDCA.
On behalf of the EDCA committee and PCC I want to thank Garry for his hard work and never ending patience. Not to mention his
experience and knowledge. This is not an easy role with management of players and parents expectation on selections, team makeup and
on field play.
Ian West who is the Head Coach of GUCC Premier team has stepped into this role in the interim.
Team announcements
This is expected to be made by email on Sunday evening the 4th December. Ian West will send these out.
Capping
Capping will be held on Tuesday 6 th December at the Terry Jarvis Centre from 6pm to 7pm sharp.
Tournament
The Girls tournament is underway and they have started with a win and a loss.
Coaches
Year
Y7
Y8
Y9
Y10
Y11A
Y11B
Y12/13
Coach
Club
Ketan Patel
Simon Herbst
Nick Hendrie
Raj Dullabh
Tim McIntosh
Barry Rowland
Ben Lewis
Ian West
Dan Marsic
Jarryd Walsh
AUCC
Parnell
Grafton
Parnell
AUCC
Grafton
AUCC
Grafton
Ian Trott
Simon Wood
Parnell
Parnell
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MERV WALLACE DAY – Sat. 17 December
Luncheon to Celebrate “Merv Wallace Day”
To be held in the Mike Simpson Lounge, 32 Shore Road, Remuera, Saturday, 17 December 2016 – gather from 11.00am for Noon.
Merv, if he had not died 9 years ago, would be celebrating his 100 th birthday on 19 December 2016. Merv joined Parnell CC as a 15 year old
in the 1932-33 season. Almost immediately he became a mainstay of our batting, quickly attained selection for Auckland and then NZ. For
NZ he toured England in 1937, when he topped the batting averages (1641 at 41.02), and again in 1949 when he scored 970 in May and,
overall, 1722 at 49.20. Merv captained NZ vs. South Africa in ‘53/54. In March 1956 he was Coach to the NZ team that won it’s first Test
after 26 unsuccessful years. All that is nothing compared to his contribution to the Parnell CC – for 60+ years as player, captain and then
Patron – Merv was superb. A brilliant coach and mentor to the young, we treasure our memories of Merv and take this opportunity to
celebrate his “Ton” with Vonnie, Adele and Greg and other members of the Wallace family.
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Our Professional Coaches
Ian Trott (Level 3) 021 0259 2441
Jonathan McInroy (Level 3) 022 023 6496
Roy Goodyear (Level 3) 027 222 3433
Simon Herbst (Level 2) 021 0236 4880
All are available for one on one coaching. Ian Trott has achieved amazing results with Parnell’s Premier side. Our Premiers won the Hedley
Howarth Trophy in 2014/15 and have been runners-up in 2013/14 and 2015/16. They have twice won the Jeff Crowe Cup for the One
Dayers. Ian’s 30 years of coaching encompass South Africa (for Western Province), England (12 years at St John’s School, Surrey and 2 at
Denstone College, Staffordshire), Academies in Dubai and India plus Rotorua Boys High (5 years). This is Ian’s 10th season with Parnell – we
are exceedingly fortunate to have his skills and expertise available to us each summer.
Jonathan and Simon are exceptional coaches for Parnell and for EDCA. Jonathan has had outstanding success with the EDCA U15 Girls and
with EDCA Boys’ teams in Hawkes Bay. Simon, likewise, has had EDCA success, is a very skilful bowling coach and is our Coaching
Co-ordinator. It is Simon who organises the part time coaches who assist our parental force managing/coaching our 600+ juniors.
Roy Goodyear is now available to coach at the TJC. Roy has vast experience – a Level 3 coach accredited in NZ, India BCCI, Australia and ICC.
Roy coached the King’s College 1st XI to great successes in the Gillette Cup and, in addition, he is an umpire of international standing.
Tim McIntosh, now a Level 2 coach andthe scorer of 2 Test centuries, is presently unable to take bookings due to other work commitments.
However he can be contacted on 021 0246 1633 if necessary. Tim is Auckland’s all time highest scorer of runs and 100s and continues to
play at top Club level for Parnell.
ADDITIONAL PLAYER COACHES
In addition,new arrivals Henk & Schalk Conradie hold Level 2 ECB coaching certificates and are
experienced coaches. Hayden Story holds Level 1 and, last season did a a great deal of work with wee tots who were just starting their
cricketing careers. Henk, Schalk and Hayden are available to coach – contact :
Henk & Schalk Conradie both Level 2s) – 021023 9826
Hayden Storey (Level 1) – 021 264 4322
PARNELL IS EXTREMELY FORTUNATE TO HAVE THESE EXCEPTIONALLY QUALIFIED AND COMPETENT COACHES
AVAILABLE TO COACH AT THE TERRY JARVIS CENTRE – MAKE SURE YOU USE THEM.
Please, support your Sponsors
And
http://www.playerssports.co.nz/cricket/products/category/500/parnell
plus these two new sub sponsors below
thanks indeed for their most generous support!
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