Bulls 2014/2015

[Bucking Beads]

Michael Neser is also a South African.

 

[1910]

Hopes gone for 98 off 79- he put a stop to the damage.

9/306

Lead 157

 

[Bucking Beads]

Hopes saved our butts. A superb knock. Steketee went ok with the bat as well. Lets take a few early wickets this arvo please.

 

[Bucking Beads]

The Bulls are all over them. We've got them 5/63

 

[Bucking Beads]

Won inside 2 days. Simon Milenko finished with 5/15.

 

[1910]

Bupa Sheffield Shield

Queensland v Victoria, Traeger Park, Alice Springs, Wed -Sat:

my FootDr Queensland Bulls: James Hopes (c), Cameron Boyce, Joe Burns, Jason Floros, Peter Forrest, Peter George, Chris Hartley, Charlie Hemphrey, Chris Lynn, Michael Phillipson, Simon Milenko, Mark Steketee (12th man to be named).

Toyota Futures League

Queensland Academy of Sport v Victorian 2nd XI in Melbourne, Mon 1 March – Thurs 5 March:

Matthew Renshaw, Marnus Labuschagne, Greg Moller (c), Ben McDermott, Jason Floros, Sam Heazlett, James Peirson, Jack Wildermuth, Mitch Swepson, Ben Cutting, Luke Feldman, Cameron Gannon.

 

[1910]

Bulls 3/134

Burns 71*
Phillipson 20*

Forrest 1
Lynn 20
Hemphrey 31

 

[Bucking Beads]

C'mon Joe keep going.

 

[Bucking Beads]

Burns out for 86. Caught behind off the bowling of Pattinson.

 

[1910]

Australian Test paceman James Pattinson has collected 3-34 in an impressive display of pace and discipline as the in-form My Foot Dr Queensland Bulls slumped to 9-206 after day one of the Sheffield Shield match in Alice Springs. Pattinson has played just one other first-class match in the past 12 months as he continues to rehabilitate following a serious back injury, but looked strong throughout his 17 overs. It was a strong return to form for the Victorians who, having lost inside three days against NSW last week, defied the oppressive heat and a strong Bulls’ batting line-up in the first Shield match ever to be played in the Northern Territory. Test batsman Joe Burns played a lone hand for Queensland, top-scoring with 86 before Pattinson had him caught behind amid a last-session slump by the Bulls. Leg-spinner Fawad Ahmed collected the best figures with 4-49 off 26 overs. Opener Charlie Hemphrey made 31 while middle-order batsman Michael Philipson hit 39 but the latter’s dismissal kick-started a collapse which saw the Bulls lose 5-32. The match could have a crucial bearing on the ladder with the winner likely to move into second spot, dependant on the result between ladder leaders NSW and Western Australia.

 

[1910]

Bulls 9/206 end of day one.

 

[jarro65]

Go Burnsy !

 

[1910]

Bulls 207
Vic 6/302

Milenko fractured hand- hard from here down a bowler and 95 behind.

 

[Bucking Beads]

Need to try and hold on for a draw.

 

[1910]

Qld 3/30

152 behind.

 

[Bucking Beads]

Not ideal. I think we are 3/100 odd now. Disappointed Burns got a 0./

 

[Mister Wright]

Burns not doing enough to guarantee selection for the Windies tour. Really needed to smoke the runs. With Clarke (likely) to return to the side I can't see him being in the first XI, however he my get on the tour squad, but will need to score a lot more runs in the remaining matches.

 

[Bucking Beads]

I don't think he was going on the tour unless injuries were hitting the squad. He really needs to hit hundreds.