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April 2007 marked the first ever Brett Levien Memorial Cricket Match. The game was played at Dangar Oval on a turf wicket especially prepared by the Cranbrook School's groundsman which was Brett's old school. The teams were based on the 2000 through 2002 Maccabi A-grade and B-grade sides of which Brett was a player in both. Indeed Brett was the president of the club in 2002-03. With age getting the better of most of the players, the game was a Twenty20 match. Spectators were treated to a day of laughs and high-quality cricket action. Everyone had some fun, enjoyed a beer or two and a sausage expertly served by Zel Nissen from Durty Nelly's Irish pub in Paddington. The food stall raised over $1,000 for the foundation. The match itself was won by the old B-graders in emphatic fashion with some notable performances form Brett Pozniak and Zac Zinman. Ben Einfeld put up a fight for the A-graders but it just wasn't enough. The second annual match is set down for Sunday 16th March 2008 and we are sure the -graders will be out for revenge. Come down to Dangar Oval in Rose Bay from 12pm onwards to share in the fun. We hope to see you there. Back to the event page