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SirBloody Idiot · 04-12-2010, 04:50 AM

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 · 04-12-2010, 04:55 AM

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 · 04-12-2010, 05:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 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.

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 · 04-12-2010, 07:14 PM

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* · 04-12-2010, 09:26 PM

Chris Hartley WAG

SirBloody Idiot · 04-12-2010, 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Flem274*

Chris Hartley WAG

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

SirBloody Idiot · 04-12-2010, 11:46 PM

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 · 04-12-2010, 11:51 PM

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 · 05-12-2010, 04:44 AM

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)

SirBloody Idiot · 05-12-2010, 06:20 AM

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)

Marcuss · 05-12-2010, 06:21 AM

Had a much better time of it in the OD stuff

Looks like you could really benefit from a strike bowler in FC

SirBloody Idiot · 05-12-2010, 06:26 AM

2010-11 KFC Twenty20 Big Bash

Queensland statistics

ACA Twenty20 team of the year: Shaun Marsh (WA), James Hopes (Qld, capt), Brad Hodge (Vic), Luke Pomersbach (WA), Steve Smith (NSW), Moises Henriques (NSW), Matthew Wade (Vic, wk), Damien Wright (Vic), Amit Mishra (SA), Shaun Tait (SA), Trent Copeland (NSW), 12th Man: Luke Butterworth (Tas)

SirBloody Idiot · 05-12-2010, 06:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marcuss

Had a much better time of it in the OD stuff

Looks like you could really benefit from a strike bowler in FC

Yeah definately. The one day team was fine, but the four-day game was a disaster. Harris was such a let down - him firing with Feldman and Swan would have been fine.

Compounding a **** day of cricket:

World Cup Final: Australia vs. England

England 206 all out (49.1 ov)
Taylor 103 (111)
Pietersen 43 (63)
Sidebottom 12 (19)

Hastings 4-54 (10)
White 3-42 (9.1)
Johnson 1-34 (10)

Australia 75 all out (27 ov)
White 18 (20)
Hughes 18 (34)
Cosgrove 10 (26)

Sidebottom 4-20 (4)
Anderson 3-18 (7)
Davies 2-1 (3)

England won by 131 runs
Man of the Match: James Taylor

SirBloody Idiot · 05-12-2010, 10:31 PM

Well no one any good came to Queensland...

2011-12 Queensland Bulls Squad
James Hopes (captain)
Chris Hartley (vice captain)
Ryan Broad
Chris Lynn
Craig Philipson
Nathan Reardon
Wade Townsend
Jonathan Wells
Archie Atkins
Ben Dunk
Lee Carseldine
Jason Floros
Chris Simpson
Cameron Boyce
Ben Cutting
Luke Feldman
Nathan Rimmington
Chris Swan
Scott Walter
Ryan Harris
Grant Sullivan

IN: Atkins, Sullivan, Wells
OUT: Laughlin, Raina, Symonds

Walter and Broad really lucky to keep their spots, but there just wasn't much else on offer. Jonathan Wells was cut by Tasmania before last season, tried his luck in Victoria and didn't get picked and now gets a look in here on the back of some good second team form. He's a young opening bat. Archie Atkins earns a spot of Glen the Bat and is also a right handed opening bat. Grant Sullivan, meanwhile, has ten FC games for Queensland with 16 wickets @ 66. He gets another chance, though, by earning his contract through good performances out of the state side.

Luke Feldman is on tour with the national side but made two appearances against Sri Lanka in ODIs in the off-season. He took 2-99 in his 20 overs all told - his first wicket Mahela Jayawardene. On tour in South Africa he made his debut in the third test. Australia lost, but Feldman took 1-15 and 1-11 and was woefully underbowled. He nailed Elgar and Amla.

SirBloody Idiot · 06-12-2010, 01:42 AM

Ryobi One-Day Cup: Queensland vs. New South Wales

Queensland
Archie Atkins (OD debut)
Wade Townsend
Lee Carseldine
Nathan Reardon
Craig Philipson
+Chris Hartley
*James Hopes
Chris Simpson
Chris Swan
Ryan Harris
Nathan Rimmington

New South Wales
Usman Khawaja
*Simon Katich
Chris Flynn
Ben Rohrer
David Warner
Moises Henriques
+Peter Nevill
Joshua O'Connor
Stuart Clark
Mark Cameron
Doug Bollinger

Queensland 158 all out (38 ov)
Simpson 26 (21)
Harris 24* (28)
Hopes 21 (25)

Bollinger 5-40 (10)
Cameron 3-28 (9)
O'Connor 1-18 (5)

New South Wales 4 for 160 (42.5 ov)
Khawaja 43 (102)
Flynn 34 (46)
Warner 29* (36)

Harris 2-30 (10)
Simpson 2-26 (8)

New South Wales won by six wickets (NSW 4, Qld 0)

Not an ideal start to the season with an awful batting display. NSW have a ridiculously good bowling attack and the top order fell apart to 6-67. We did well to make how little we did, and the result was never in doubt. Bowling was disciplined and kept them away from the BP.

04-12-2010, 04:50 AM	#31 (permalink)
SirBloody Idiot Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Moving the hole in the o-zone layer Posts: 8,442	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. Last edited by SirBloody Idiot; 04-12-2010 at 05:29 AM.

05-12-2010, 10:31 PM	#44 (permalink)
SirBloody Idiot Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Moving the hole in the o-zone layer Posts: 8,442	Well no one any good came to Queensland... 2011-12 Queensland Bulls Squad James Hopes (captain) Chris Hartley (vice captain) Ryan Broad Chris Lynn Craig Philipson Nathan Reardon Wade Townsend Jonathan Wells Archie Atkins Ben Dunk Lee Carseldine Jason Floros Chris Simpson Cameron Boyce Ben Cutting Luke Feldman Nathan Rimmington Chris Swan Scott Walter Ryan Harris Grant Sullivan IN: Atkins, Sullivan, Wells OUT: Laughlin, Raina, Symonds Walter and Broad really lucky to keep their spots, but there just wasn't much else on offer. Jonathan Wells was cut by Tasmania before last season, tried his luck in Victoria and didn't get picked and now gets a look in here on the back of some good second team form. He's a young opening bat. Archie Atkins earns a spot of Glen the Bat and is also a right handed opening bat. Grant Sullivan, meanwhile, has ten FC games for Queensland with 16 wickets @ 66. He gets another chance, though, by earning his contract through good performances out of the state side. Luke Feldman is on tour with the national side but made two appearances against Sri Lanka in ODIs in the off-season. He took 2-99 in his 20 overs all told - his first wicket Mahela Jayawardene. On tour in South Africa he made his debut in the third test. Australia lost, but Feldman took 1-15 and 1-11 and was woefully underbowled. He nailed Elgar and Amla. Last edited by SirBloody Idiot; 05-12-2010 at 10:35 PM.

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04-12-2010, 04:55 AM	#32 (permalink)
Noble One International Vice-Captain Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 4,112	Jaques and his 25 off 3 was more impressive. I can imagine your going to hit the free-player listing hard at year-end.

04-12-2010, 07:14 PM	#34 (permalink)
SirBloody Idiot Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Moving the hole in the o-zone layer Posts: 8,442	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.

04-12-2010, 11:46 PM	#37 (permalink)
SirBloody Idiot Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Moving the hole in the o-zone layer Posts: 8,442	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.

04-12-2010, 11:51 PM	#38 (permalink)
SirBloody Idiot Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Moving the hole in the o-zone layer Posts: 8,442	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.

05-12-2010, 04:44 AM	#39 (permalink)
SirBloody Idiot Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Moving the hole in the o-zone layer Posts: 8,442	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)

05-12-2010, 06:20 AM	#40 (permalink)
SirBloody Idiot Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Moving the hole in the o-zone layer Posts: 8,442	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)

05-12-2010, 06:26 AM	#42 (permalink)
SirBloody Idiot Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Moving the hole in the o-zone layer Posts: 8,442	2010-11 KFC Twenty20 Big Bash Queensland statistics ACA Twenty20 team of the year: Shaun Marsh (WA), James Hopes (Qld, capt), Brad Hodge (Vic), Luke Pomersbach (WA), Steve Smith (NSW), Moises Henriques (NSW), Matthew Wade (Vic, wk), Damien Wright (Vic), Amit Mishra (SA), Shaun Tait (SA), Trent Copeland (NSW), 12th Man: Luke Butterworth (Tas)

06-12-2010, 01:42 AM	#45 (permalink)
SirBloody Idiot Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Moving the hole in the o-zone layer Posts: 8,442	Ryobi One-Day Cup: Queensland vs. New South Wales Queensland Archie Atkins (OD debut) Wade Townsend Lee Carseldine Nathan Reardon Craig Philipson +Chris Hartley James Hopes Chris Simpson Chris Swan Ryan Harris Nathan Rimmington New South Wales* Usman Khawaja Simon Katich Chris Flynn Ben Rohrer David Warner Moises Henriques +Peter Nevill Joshua O'Connor Stuart Clark Mark Cameron Doug Bollinger Queensland 158 all out (38 ov)* Simpson 26 (21) Harris 24* (28) Hopes 21 (25) Bollinger 5-40 (10) Cameron 3-28 (9) O'Connor 1-18 (5) New South Wales 4 for 160 (42.5 ov) Khawaja 43 (102) Flynn 34 (46) Warner 29* (36) Harris 2-30 (10) Simpson 2-26 (8) New South Wales won by six wickets (NSW 4, Qld 0) Not an ideal start to the season with an awful batting display. NSW have a ridiculously good bowling attack and the top order fell apart to 6-67. We did well to make how little we did, and the result was never in doubt. Bowling was disciplined and kept them away from the BP.

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