it was not enough to make Moss a permanent fixture, and he was in and out of the side at times. Moss was more consistent in the renamed Ford Ranger (OD) cup, scoring 344 runs (at 31.27), playing every match, but failing to score a century. Moss is also an accomplished golfer, playing off single figures and taking the trophy at this year's Tin Cup XI Golf Tournament at the Mollymook Hilltops Golf Club on the NSW South Coast. At the end of his agreed one-year contract it was amicably agreed to part ways with Victoria and he returned to Sydney in 2007, bringing to a close a career which featured 4482 first-class runs (at 35.01), with 7 centuries and 30 half centuries, the honour of being vice captain and stand in captain, in a match which brought upon his highest ever FC score of 172 (not out), and 131 wickets (at 33.93) in FC cricket as well. On his return he played for the Sydney Cricket Club (formerly UTS Balmain) in Sydney Grade Cricket. By 2011 he was putting his skills to use with sportsgear maker Puma SE Australia, as a well regarded motivating speaker and as part of the Fox Sports Cricket Commentary Team. See also List of select Jewish cricketers References External links Moss and Arnberger lose in Victoria reshuffle from cricinfo.com Moss goes home to Sydney from cricinfo.com 1975 births Australian cricketers Living people Victoria cricketers Derbyshire cricketers Jewish cricketers Cricketers from Sydney Berkshire cricketers Jewish Australian sportspeople Competitors at the 1997 Maccabiah Games Maccabiah Games competitors for Australia Maccabiah Games cricketers Australian people of English-Jewish descent Melbourne Cricket Club cricketers