page_title: Alick Mackenzie
section_title: Sydney Grade Cricket
hierarchical_section_title: Alick Mackenzie / Sydney Grade Cricket
caption_attribution_description: English: Paddington Cricket Club First XI, winners of the 1897/98 Hordern Shield. Alick Mackenzie is back row, second from left.
context_page_description: Alick Mackenzie was an Australian cricketer. He played 48 first-class matches for New South Wales between seasons 1888/89 and 1906/07. In the Sydney grade competition he is most well known for having played for the Paddington and Waverley clubs.
context_section_description: When the Sydney Grade Cricket competition was formed in 1893 he played for the Paddington club due to the fact he resided in that suburb.  During his time at Paddington he was a teammate of Australian Test stars Victor Trumper and Monty Noble.  Two of Alick's younger brothers also played alongside him for Paddington in this period.  Alick won two premierships with Paddington in seasons 1894/95 and 1897/98.
  After the 1899/00 season Alick moved to the Waverley club as he was now living within their residential boundaries.  He would play for the Waverely club until his retirement at the conclusion of the 1909/10 season. Alick captained Waverley to a premiership in season 1902/03.
  During his grade cricket career Alick was twice the leading run scorer for the season.  He achieved this feat first during the 1895/96 season while playing for Paddington when he scored 565 run at an average of 51.36.  The second occasion was during his time with Waverley in the 1902/03 season when he scored 626 runs at 62.6.  He also achieved the highest batting average that season.
caption: Team photograph of the Paddington team that won the 1897/98 first grade premiership.  Alick Mackenzie is in the back row, second from left.
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