Queensland Bulls

[SirBloody Idiot]

What sort of bowling tactics do you use in the Sheffield Shield? It seems you cannot string two good innings together with the ball.

Can we perhaps have a stats update of how the Bulls players are travelling?

I tend not to actually use many tactics in ICC games because I've always doubted how much impact they have. Maybe I shall have to try next game.

Mid-season review

Ryan Broad F
SS: 5 matches, 138 runs @ 13.80, 1x50
RC: 3 matches, 50 runs @ 16.67

Chris Lynn D
SS: 5 matches, 325 @ 32.50, 1x50
RC: 1 match, 3 @ 3

Craig Philipson C
SS: 3 matches, 83 @ 13.83
RC: 8 matches, 189 @ 27, 3x50
KFC: 1 match, 13 @ 13

Nathan Reardon C
RC: 6 matches, 134 @ 26.80, 1x50
KFC: 2 matches, 91 @ 45.59, 1x50

Wade Townsend C+
SS: 5 matches, 322 @ 32.20, 1x100, 1x50
RC: 5 matches, 169 @ 42.24, 2x50

Suresh Raina N/A
KFC: 1 match, 18 @ 18

Ben Dunk D
SS: 3 matches, 75 @ 15
KFC: 1 match, 5 @ n/a

Chris Hartley C+
SS: 5 matches, 191 @ 21.22, 1x50
RC: 8 matches, 276 @ 55.20, 2x50
KFC: 2 matches, 10 @ 10

Lee Carseldine A
SS: 5 matches, 493 @ 54.78, 2x100, 3x50
RC: 8 matches, 243 @ 36.14, 2x50
KFC: 2 matches, 29 @ 14.50

Jason Floros C
RC: 4 matches, 95 @ 23.75
KFC: 1 match, 0 @ 0

James Hopes C+
SS: 4 matches, 301 runs @ 37.62, 1x100, 1x50
RC: 7 matches, 153 runs @ 38.25, 1x50
KFC: 2 matches, 67 @ 33.50
ODI: 7 matches, 26 @ 8.67

SS: 6 wickets @ 57.17
RC: 4 wickets @ 50.25
KFC: 1 wicket @ 39
ODI: 8 wickets @ 32

Chris Simpson B-
RC: 8 matches, 88 @ 11
KFC: 2 matches, 37 @ 37

RC: 9 wickets @ 33.89
KFC: 1 wicket @ 29

Andrew Symonds N/A
KFC: 2 matches, 35 @ 17.5

KFC: 4 wickets @ 12.50

Cameron Boyce B
SS: 5 matches, 20 wickets @ 31.65
RC: 2 matches, 2 wickets @ 41

Ben Cutting C-
SS: 2 matches, 85 runs @ 28.33

SS: 6 wickets @ 43.33

Luke Feldman B+
SS: 4 matches, 12 wickets @ 31.83
RC: 6 matches, 12 wickets @ 19.67

Ben Laughlin F
RC: 5 matches, 3 wickets @ 63.33

Nathan Rimmington D-
SS: 1 match, 4 wickets @ 36.25
RC: 3 matches, 0 wickets
KFC: 2 matches, 3 wickets @ 22.67

Chris Swan C+
SS: 3 matches, 129 @ 43, 1x50
RC: 8 matches, 148 @ 29.60
KFC: 2 matches, 4 @ 4

SS: 5 wickets @ 80
RC: 10 wickets @ 24.50, RpO: 3.77!
KFC: 1 wicket @ 46

Ryan Harris C+
SS: 5 matches, 16 wickets @ 37.81
RC: 6 matches, 7 wickets @ 32.57
KFC: 2 matches, 6 wickets @ 6.50
T20I: 7 matches, 9 wickets @ 18.89

So really, batting is a huge problem because no one can buy any runs in the Shield and I have nfi what to do.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

KFC Twenty20 Big Bash: Queensland vs. Tasmania

Queensland
*James Hopes
Nathan Reardon
Lee Carseldine
Andrew Symonds
Craig Philipson
Chris Simpson
Ben Dunk
+Chris Hartley
Chris Swan
Ryan Harris
Nathan Rimmington

NO CHANGE

Tasmania
Anaru Kitchen (Int.)
Ed Cowan
*George Bailey
+Tim Paine
Alex Doolan
Michael Dighton
Luke Butterworth
Brett Geeves
Gerard Denton
Ben Hilfenhaus
Tim Macdonald

Queensland 5 for 179 (20 ov)
Carseldine 50* (38)
Philipson 42 (25)
Hopes 29 (27)
Simpson 24* (9)
Symonds 12 (9)

Geeves 2-30 (4)
Macdonald 2-34 (4)
Butterworth 1-28 (4)

Tasmania 85 all out (13.4 ov)
Kitchen 20 (19)
Cowan 17 (13)
Paine 11 (8)

Swan 5-19 (4)
Hopes 2-4 (1.4)
Harris 1-16 (2)

Queensland won by 94 runs

Absolute rout. It is such a shame Swan is having a Barry Crocker in the Shield, because he's dynamite in the limited overs stuff. Good contributions from all the batsmen but Carseldine and Philipson set up a good score. Swan then ripped through their middle and lower orders and would have had a hat trick had I given him a slip to Geeves. As it was he snared three in four balls.

We sit second after three games, but our NRR is massive so if we can get level with Victoria we'll be on top.

Bad news, though. Andrew Symonds is out for four weeks to effectively end his T20 campaign and compound my frustration at picking both him and Raina!

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

KFC Twenty20 Big Bash: New South Wales vs. Queensland

Queensland
*James Hopes
Nathan Reardon
Lee Carseldine
Craig Philipson
Ben Dunk
Chris Simpson
+Chris Hartley
Jason Floros
Chris Swan
Ryan Harris
Nathan Rimmington

NO CHANGE

New South Wales
Phil Jaques
*Simon Katich
Rahul Dewan (Int.)
Ben Rohrer
David Warner
Moises Henriques
+Peter Nevill
Nathan Hauritz
Nathan Bracken
Stuart Clark
Trent Copeland

New South Wales 5 for 163 (20 ov)
Rohrer 72* (43)
Katich 51 (37)
Warner 20 (19)
Dewan 11 (12)

Rimmington 2-22 (4)
Swan 1-31 (4)
Simpson 1-34 (3)

Queensland 9 for 157 (20 ov)
Reardon 52 (42)
Carseldine 50 (31)
Dunk 17 (8)

Copeland 5-25 (4)
Clark 2-27 (4)
Henriques 1-26 (4)

Ugh. We needed 24 off the last three, but Copeland is absurdly good (too good really) and just tore through me. Not a bad effort, though.

One game left and we sit second. If WA win they'll jump above us, so it'll be on SA to beat NSW to save our blushes.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

KFC Twenty20 Big Bash: Queensland vs. Western Australia

Queensland
*James Hopes
Nathan Reardon
Lee Carseldine
Craig Philipson
Ben Dunk
Chris Simpson
+Chris Hartley
Jason Floros
Chris Swan
Ryan Harris
Nathan Rimmington

NO CHANGE

Western Australia
Chirag Pathak (Int.)
Shaun Marsh
Yaseen Vallie (Int.)
Luke Pomersbach
*Marcus North
+Luke Ronchi
David Bandy
Ashley Noffke
Steve Magoffin
Brett Dorey
Michael Hogan

Not quite Gayle...

Western Australia 3 for 168 (20 ov)
Pomersbach 65* (44)
Pathak 54 (42)
North 32 (20)
Vallie 4 (7)

Floros 1-19 (3)
Swan 1-26 (4)
Harris 0-27 (4)

Queensland 5 for 166 (20 ov)
Hopes 80* (61)
Dunk 28 (23)
Carseldine 17 (18)

Dorey 2-28 (4)
Hogan 1-30 (4)
Bandy 0-27 (4)

Western Australia won by 2 runs
Man of the Match: Luke Pomersbach

Devastating. Needed just nine off the last over but fell just short. Hopes was awesome as wickets tumbled and after Simpson fell for 15 Hartley needed four off the last ball. ****ing Brett Dorey.

Meanwhile...

New South Wales def. South Australia by 49 runs

Mother****ers!

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

WA went on to beat NSW and then Victoria to win the final. The Vics posted 4-182 off their 20 overs thanks to Hodge's 69 and McDonald's 48*. WA chased it down with eight wickets in hand and 16 balls to spare as Marsh cracked 93* off 55.

A McDonald 3.2-0-43-0

Nice Ronny.

Sheffield Shield: New South Wales vs. Queensland

New South Wales
Phil Jaques
*Simon Katich
Ben Rohrer
Dominic Thornely
Peter Forrest
David Warner
+Brad Haddin
Nathan Bracken
Stuart Clark
Doug Bollinger
Burt ****ley

Queensland
Nathan Reardon
Wade Townsend
Lee Carseldine
Chris Lynn
+Chris Hartley
*James Hopes
Jason Floros (FC debut)
Chris Swan
Ryan Harris
Cameron Boyce
Scott Walter

IN: Floros, Reardon, Swan, Walter
OUT: Broad (omitted), Cutting (omitted), Dunk (omitted), Feldman (injured)

Wholesale changes here. Broad has had too many chances and is in danger of being cut next year, while Reardon opens up on the back of some good T20 performances and a dearth of options. Floros also gets his chance after a 78 for the 2nd XI.

New South Wales 1st innings 9 for 490 dec.
Forrest 183* (421)
Jaques 90 (156)
Katich 77 (186)

Swan 5-104 (43)
Hopes 2-71 (34)
Floros 1-5 (3)

Queensland 1st innings 233 all out
Reardon 71 (143)
Hartley 47 (109)
Carseldine 32 (65)

Bollinger 5-87 (31)
****ley 3-51 (18.2)
Clark 1-39 (20)
Bracken 1-40 (24)

Queensland 2nd innings (following on) 183 all out
Carseldine 40 (91)
Hartley 39 (89)
Townsend 29 (79)

Clark 3-30 (15)
****ley 3-31 (13)
Bracken 3-43 (18)

New South Wales won by an innings and 74 runs (NSW 6, Qld 0)

So NSW do the innings double. Very few positives to come out of this one. Swan bowled OK...

Worse still, Reardon made a decent to start to his Shield season and is not out for three weeks. Ryan Broad a lucky fella it seems.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Ryobi One Day Cup: NSW vs. Qld

New South Wales
Phil Jaques
*Simon Katich
Usman Khawaja
Ben Rohrer
David Warner
+Peter Nevill
Nathan Hauritz
Nathan Bracken
Stuart Clark
Doug Bollinger
Trent Copeland

Queensland
+Chris Hartley
Wade Townsend
Lee Carseldine
Chris Lynn
Craig Philipson
*James Hopes
Chris Simpson
Jason Floros
Chris Swan
Ben Cutting
Luke Feldman

IN: Cutting, Floros, Lynn
OUT: Broad (omitted), Harris (omitted), Reardon (injured)

Harris rested to try to find a little bit of form.

New South Wales 9 for 199 (50 ov)
Katich 68 (129)
Jaques 40 (73)
Rohrer 32 (18)

Swan 4-45 (10)
Feldman 2-37 (10)
Cutting 1-31 (10)

Queensland 9 for 199 (50 ov)
Philipson 65 (68)
Hopes 26 (43)
Swan 25 (34)
Townsend 25 (57)

Hauritz 3-35 (10)
Bracken 3-40 (10)
Copeland 1-22 (10)

Match tied (NSW 2, Qld 2)
Man of the Match: Chris Swan

Gutted. Need one of the last ball and Swanny got trapped lbw.

We now sit four points out of a spot in the final with everyone having two games to play. We have to win both and hope for a miracle because the NRR is non-existent.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Sheffield Shield: Tasmania vs. Queensland

Tasmania
Mark Cosgrove
Ed Cowan
Ricky Ponting
*George Bailey
Travis Birt
+Tim Paine
Alex Doolan
Luke Butterworth
Brett Geeves
Gerard Denton
Ben Hilfenhaus

Queensland
+Chris Hartley
Wade Townsend
Lee Carseldine
Chris Lynn
Craig Philipson
*James Hopes
Chris Swan
Ryan Harris
Cameron Boyce
Luke Feldman
Scott Walter

IN: Feldman, Philipson
OUT: Floros (omitted), Reardon

Massive risk because that is a huuuge tail.

Queensland 1st innings 268 all out
Townsend 71 (201)
Lynn 53 (109)
Hopes 48 (80)

Butterworth 4-60 (21)
Denton 3-74 (21)
Hilfenhaus 2-53 (24.3)

Tasmania 1st innings 384 all out
Ponting 109 (173)
Paine 80 (147)
Cosgrove 45 (93)

Swan 6-73 (28)
Boyce 2-52 (18)
Feldman 2-73 (25)

Queensland 2nd innings 314 all out
Townsend 85 (296)
Hopes 62 (106)
Harris 39 (86)

Hilfenhaus 7-75 (32.2)
Geeves 2-71 (31)
Butterworth 1-74 (31)

Tasmania 2nd innings (Target: 199) 2 for 92
Cosgrove 41* (116)
Bailey 34* (49)
Cowan 15 (30)
Ponting 0 (9)

Swan 1-12 (11)
Feldman 1-15 (7)

Match drawn (Tas 2, Qld 0)
Man of the Match: Wade Townsend

Another uninspired bowling display and batting display. Basically Swan, Feldman and Boyce are all contributing, but Harris and Walter aren't taking wickets. I might bring Rimmington back into the fold because he's taking wickets elsewhere.

Townsend and Hopes held the batting together which is good because considering Carseldine failed we made a couple of good scores. I'll go back to just four bowlers next game so Dunk will probably come back in. Hartley failed at the top, but he'll have to stay there until Reardon is fit.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Ryobi One-Day Cup: Tasmania vs. Queensland

Tasmania
Mark Cosgrove
Ed Cowan
Ricky Ponting
*George Bailey
Travis Birt
+Tim Paine
Luke Butterworth
Brett Geeves
Gerard Denton
Ben Hilfenhaus
Tim Macdonald

Queensland
+Chris Hartley
Wade Townsend
Lee Carseldine
Chris Lynn
Craig Philipson
*James Hopes
Chris Simpson
Jason Floros
Chris Swan
Ben Cutting
Luke Feldman

NO CHANGE

Queensland 9 for 235 (50 ov)
Philipson 68 (71)
Townsend 54 (75)
Hopes 51 (50)

Denton 5-45 (10)
Macdonald 2-38 (10)
Geeves 1-49 (10)

Tasmania 207 all out (44.5 ov)
Cosgrove 43 (54)
Butterworth 35 (47)
Bailey 26 (38)
Ponting 0 (2)

Hopes 3-43 (10)
Floros 2-21 (6)
Simpson 2-30 (6)

Queensland won by 28 runs
Man of the Match: James Hopes

Hopes WAG. He and Philipson were great for 103 for the fifth wicket and set up a competitive total, though fairly low. They dug us out of the 4-103 hole at the thirty over mark, though.

Tassie started off well with fifty for the first wicket between Cossie and Cowan before Feldman removed Cowan and then Ponting in three balls. Feldman nailed Ponting for a duck second innings of the Shield game and again here, so that's pretty sweet.

The win is all for nought, though, as with a game to play we sit seven points away from WA and NSW who are 1 and 2 respectively. The final game vs. Victoria is to deny them a spot in the final and to finish outright third. We cannot finish lower than fourth regardless of the result.

Also, Luke Feldman has been picked for Australia for the World Cup! A very worthy inclusion, I must say. He's been a standout this year with 16 wickets at a touch under twenty and will be a solid backup option.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Ryobi One-Day Cup: Queensland vs. Victoria

Queensland
+Chris Hartley
Wade Townsend
Lee Carseldine
Chris Lynn
Craig Philipson
*James Hopes
Chris Simpson
Jason Floros
Chris Swan
Ben Cutting
Ben Laughlin

IN: Laughlin
OUT: Feldman (Australia)

Victoria
Chris Rogers
Nick Jewell
*David Hussey
+Mathew Wade
Aaron Finch
Andrew McDonald
Rob Quiney
Damien Wright
James Pattinson
Mark Cleary
Dirk Nannes

Victoria 240 all out (48.3 ov)
Quiney 52 (64)
McDonald 38 (48)
Wright 36 (21)

Swan 4-30 (8.3)
Simpson 3-50 (10)
Hopes 2-61 (10)

Queensland 7 for 241 (46.4 ov)
Philipson 94 (115)
Townsend 80 (101)
Hartley 17 (13)

McDonald 3-52 (10)
Wright 2-33 (10)
Nannes 2-56 (10)

Queensland won by three wickets (Qld 4, Vic 0)
Man of the Match: Chris Swan

Pretty much a two man show in our chase as Townsend and Philipson put on 147 for the fourth wicket. Townsend has been a revalation at the top of the order in the Ryobi Cup this year. His strike rate has been a bit low, but he's made four fifties from eight innings and been a rock. Philipson came back from an awful start to average over 40 with six fifties from 10 innings. Just needed to convert a few more to make this a massive couple of years for the vet.

Swan completes another great limited overs year and I hope he can grab a few wickets in the Shield to end the season. We end up in third with 5 wins, 4 losses and a tie - same as 2009-10 - and I'd say it has been pretty successful after an awful start.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Ryobi One-Day Cup: Queensland vs. Victoria

Queensland
+Chris Hartley
Wade Townsend
Lee Carseldine
Chris Lynn
Craig Philipson
*James Hopes
Chris Swan
Ryan Harris
Cameron Boyce
Luke Feldman
Scott Walter

IN: Cutting, Floros
OUT: Feldman (Australia), Harris (omitted)

Harris has been a joke this season and had to go!

Victoria
Nick Jewell
Rob Quiney
*David Hussey
+Mathew Wade
Aaron Finch
Andrew McDonald
Michael Hill
Robin Kitson
Damien Wright
Mark Cleary
Bryce McGain

Victoria 1st innings 542 all out
Hussey 241 (446)
Jewell 65 (219)
Wade 59 (126)

Swan 4-107 (40.5)
Walter 2-85 (26)
Boyce 2-114 (33)

Queensland 1st innings 286 all out
Floros 150* (219)
Cutting 35 (88)
Hopes 27 (65)

McGain 4-88 (28)
Wright 4-98 (29)
Jewell 1-11 (1)

Queensland 2nd innings (following on) 321 all out
Townsend 145* (371)
Hartley 61 (78)
Carseldine 32 (117)

Cleary 4-72 (26.1)
Wright 3-74 (32)
McDonald 2-62 (23)

Match drawn (Vic 2, Qld 0)

Man very few positives here. The big one was obviously Jason Floros who, in just his third FC innings, cracked 150* from seven having come to the crease at 5-39. An utterly amazing knock from the young man who also picked up his first FC wicket (Jewell). Townsend also played a fantastic rearguard, but watched as we collapsed from 3-264 to 321 all out. Didn't matter, as we were all out last over of the day.

After 8 matches we sit far behind in last with 0 wins, 4 losses and 4 draws. Awful Shield season.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Elsewhere...

Ryobi One-Day Cup Final: Western Australia vs. New South Wales

Western Australia 9 for 226 (50 ov)
Pomersbach 70 (95)
Robinson 36 (47)
Bandy 26 (22)

Henriques 4-37 (10)
Copeland 2-34 (10)
Lee 2-70 (10)

New South Wales 2 for 228 (41.4 ov)
Khawaja 106* (109)
Katich 73 (99)
Jaques 25 (31)

Dorey 1-50 (10)
Hogan 1-52 (8)

New South Wales win by 8 wickets
Man of the Match: Usman Khawaja

Must have been a fair effort from Uzzie.

 

[Noble One]

Jaques and his 25 off 3 was more impressive.

I can imagine your going to hit the free-player listing hard at year-end.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Jaques and his 25 off 3 was more impressive.

I can imagine your going to hit the free-player listing hard at year-end.

Fixed now.

Pretty much, yeah. Broad has busted his way back into the Shield side with some good 2nd team performances but could get cut based on the way he's played. But yeah, need to bring in some good players.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Sheffield Shield: Tasmania vs. Queensland

Queensland
Ryan Broad
Wade Townsend
Nathan Reardon
Chris Lynn
+Chris Hartley
*James Hopes
Jason Floros
Chris Swan
Ben Cutting
Cameron Boyce
Scott Walter

IN: Broad, Reardon
OUT: Carseldine, Philipson

Carseldine has fallen away completely this season, so I'll sit him out til next year.

South Australia
Aiden Blizzard
Daniel Harris
*Michael Klinger
Callum Ferguson
Jamie Smith
Tom Cooper
Daniel Christian
+Tim Ludeman
Cullen Bailey
Peter George
Ben Edmondson

South Australia 1st innings 187 all out
Smith 44 (89)
Ludeman 42 (108)
Blizzard 25 (60)

Cutting 5-75 (22.2)
Swan 4-39 (25)
Hopes 1-23 (10)

Queensland 1st innings 304 all out
Reardon 85 (172)
Hartley 84 (147)
Hopes 50 (132)

Bailey 4-38 (19)
Edmondson 3-108 (31.2)
Christian 2-68 (24)

South Australia 2nd innings 360 all out
Blizzard 133 (224)
Smith 63 (137)
Christian 50 (115)

Cutting 6-79 (26.3)
Hopes 1-45 (12)
Boyce 1-52 (17)

Queensland 2nd innings (Target: 244) 9 for 247
Hartley 61* (136)
Broad 40 (83)
Townsend 32 (91)

George 3-47 (21)
Christian 3-50 (18)
Edmondson 2-99 (23)

Queensland won by one wicket (Qld 6, SA 0)
Man of the Match: Chris Hartley



I'm ashamed to admit it, but for the first time in my life I lost my **** over ICC. We needed about 130 in the last session with Hopes and Hartley in but fell apart a bit. Until Hartley added 30 with Swan and 67 with Cutting and gave us a real sniff. I love my lower order. Boyce fell first ball of the last over of the match with just one needed, leaving Walter five balls to score the winning run. He blocked out four before cutting George to the boundary off the last ball of the match to win by a wicket. Insane insane insane performance, and we don't go winless!

Man of the match is officially Cutting, but Hartley saved my arse twice so **** it.

 

[Flem274*]

Chris Hartley WAG

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Chris Hartley WAG

He was a bit **** for most of the year, but has come good.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Sheffield Shield: Queensland vs. Western Australia

Queensland
Wade Townsend
Ryan Broad
Nathan Reardon
Chris Lynn
+Chris Hartley
*James Hopes
Jason Floros
Chris Swan
Ben Cutting
Cameron Boyce
Scott Walter

NO CHANGE

Western Australia
Shaun Marsh
Wes Robinson
Adam Voges
*Marcus North
Luke Pomersbach
+Luke Ronchi
Michael Swart
David Bandy
Steve Magoffin
Brett Knowles
Brett Dorey

Queensland 1st innings 343 all out
Lynn 97 (148)
Hartley 72 (146)
Boyce 65* (121)

Knowles 3-92 (28)
Magoffin 2-54 (22)
Bandy 2-92 (24)

Western Australia 1st innings 433 all out
Pomersbach 88 (150)
North 80 (144)
Magoffin 58* (110)
Dorey 47 (70)

Swan 4-70 (29)
Floros 3-51 (11.4)
Boyce 2-82 (28)

Queensland 2nd innings 293 all out
Reardon 113 (244)
Broad 48 (96)
Lynn 39 (41)

Knowles 6-78 (24)
Dorey 2-49 (20)
North 1-39 (15)

Western Australia 2nd innings (Target: 203) 0 for 104
Robinson 61* (99)
Marsh 36 (101)

Match drawn (WA 2, Qld 0)
Man of the Match: Nathan Reardon

Disappointing end to a poor Shield year for us and we finish last. Reardon a real shining light along with Lynn, but other than that not much to be happy with. The 87-run stand between Magoffin and Dorey killed me.

I'll post some season recaps soon.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

Sheffield Shield Final: Tasmania vs. Western Australia

Western Australia 1st innings 223 all out
North 48 (92)
David 46 (88)
Voges 27 (58)

Hilfenhaus 4-68 (18.4)
Geeves 4-68 (18)
Denton 1-39 (14)

Tasmania 1st innings 391 all out
Paine 133 (304)
Doolan 63 (110)
Cowan 55 (79)

Bandy 3-103 (33)
Knowles 3-112 (33)
Magoffin 2-71 (26)

Western Australia 2nd innings 321 all out
Voges 156* (358)
North 48 (68)
Bandy 37 (67)

Hilfenhaus 3-82 (31)
Butterworth 2-67 (29)
Geeves 2-74 (30.1)

Tasmania 2nd innings (Target: 153) 128 all out
Doolan 35 (58)
Rogers 21 (69)
Butterworth 16 (30)

Knowles 6-31 (13)
North 1-1 (1)
Magoffin 1-27 (12)

Western Australia won by 25 runs
Man of the Match: Adam Voges

Wow.

 

[SirBloody Idiot]

2010-11 Sheffield Shield

ACA four-day team of the year: Simon Katich (NSW), Phil Jaques (NSW), David Hussey (Vic), Adam Voges (WA), Marcus North (WA, capt), Travis Birt (Tas), Luke Ronchi (WA, wk), Damien Wright (Vic), Brad Knowles (WA), Bryce McGain (Vic), Ben Hilfenhaus (Tas), 12th Man: David Bandy (WA)
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[SirBloody Idiot]

2010-11 Ryobi One-Day Cup

Queensland statistics (including Queensland v Sri Lankans)

ACA one-day team of the year: Usman Khawaja (NSW), Rob Quiney (Vic), Craig Philipson (Qld), Ben Rohrer (NSW), Cameron White (Vic, capt), Chris Hartley (Qld, wk), David Bandy (WA), Chris Swan (Qld), Stuart Clark (NSW), Trent Copeland (NSW), Dirk Nannes (Vic), 12th Man: Mark Cleary (Vic)
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