AUSTRALIAN paceman Peter Siddle is noted for his aggressiveness, which is why he's Matthew Williams' favourite Australian cricketer.

The Hampton Park right-arm under 15(2) quick - the Journal's Junior Cricketer of the Week - showed all the aggression of his hero for career-best match figures of 8-34 off 12 overs against Endeavour Hills.

He took 6-6 to shoot out the Hillmen for 68 in the first innings and followed it up with 2-28 in their second dig 5-75 in reply to the Redbacks' 178.

Senior Cricketer of the Week

YOUNG Hallam seamer Robert Parker was over the moon after taking four wickets - including his first hat-trick - in just eight balls and being named the Journal Senior Cricketer of the Week.

The teenager had a turf 3 match to remember against Doveton, taking 4-0 off 1.2 overs in the first innings and 3-19 off eight overs in the Doves' second dig.

In the field, he took two catches and was involved in two run-outs to set up a club record of 11 individual dismissals in a match.

The Journal's junior and senior Cricketer of the Week and Cricketer of the Year awards are the most prestigious in suburban cricket. Winners for the 2009-10 season will be announced at the end-of-season junior and senior awards nights.

■ Garrleigh Trophies is again offering trophies for the senior and junior Cricketer of the Week and Cricketer of the Year winners. Weekly winners can collect their trophies from Garrleigh Trophies at factory 3, 2 Hallam South Road, Hallam.