Bulls 2014/2015

[1910]

Stevens and Harts put on 256.

 

[1910]

Hopes gone.

6/402.

Going for quick runs now before lunch.

 

[1910]

7/405.

Floros gone.

 

[1910]

Bulls 443 dec.

 

[1910]

SA 4/368 dec.

Qld lead 75.

 

[Broncoman]

As much as I don't think it will happen, I'd love Hartley to get a test debut. Haddin's much better than Wade but he misses some chances, as we've seen in this Pakistan series.

I still think it's a possibility. Haddin is 37 and is approaching the end of his career whilst Hartley on the other hand is 5 years younger and is still playing very good cricket. If Haddin is unavailable for a test in Australia soon I would put Hartley in no question about it.

 

[1910]

I still think it's a possibility. Haddin is 37 and is approaching the end of his career whilst Hartley on the other hand is 5 years younger and is still playing very good cricket. If Haddin is unavailable for a test in Australia soon I would put Hartley in no question about it.

They had a chance to do it this week and went with Wade.

 

[1910]

Qld 2/128

Lead 203.

Burns 88*
Forrest 38*

 

[Bucking Beads]

Burnsy finding some form. I expect the Bulls to go pretty hard tomorrow morning and set 300 odd for the Redbacks to chase.

 

[1910]

Bulls started today 2/130 and are all out for 152.

SA set 228 to win.

 

[jarro65]

Bulls started today 2/130 and are all out for 152.

SA set 228 to win.

FMD !!!

	QUEENSLAND 2nd innings	R	B	4s	6s	SR
	M Labuschagne	lbw b Sayers	0	6	0	0	0.00
	JA Burns	c Cosgrove b Zampa	98	192	9	1	51.04
	BR McDermott	c Ferguson b Sayers	2	27	0	0	7.40
	PJ Forrest	lbw b Sayers	39	103	5	0	37.86
	NG Stevens	b Sayers	0	2	0	0	0.00
	JS Floros	st †Ludeman b Sayers	7	12	1	0	58.33
	JR Hopes*	lbw b Zampa	3	7	0	0	42.85
	RN Le Loux	lbw b Sayers	0	13	0	0	0.00
	CD Hartley†	c Head b Zampa	0	2	0	0	0.00
	LW Feldman	c †Ludeman b Zampa	0	1	0	0	0.00
	PR George	not out	0	5	0	0	0.00
	Extras	(b 3)	3
	Total	(all out; 61.4 overs)	152	(2.46 runs per over)

 

[1910]

BULLS GO DOWN AFTER FINAL DAY COLLAPSE.

Another standout performance from paceman Chadd Sayers helped lift South Australia to a remarkable eight-wicket win against the my Foot Dr Queensland Bulls in their Sheffield Shield match at the Adelaide Oval.
Chasing 228 to win, the Redbacks passed their target with just two wickets down some 35 minutes after tea on Monday’s final day at Adelaide Oval.
Mark Cosgrove (78), Callum Ferguson (65 not out) and Tom Cooper (68 not out) led a run chase only made possible by Sayers’ feats with the ball.
Sayers, after taking a first innings hat-trick, destroyed Queensland’s second innings with 6-34, his best first-class figures.
The Bulls resumed on Monday at 2-128 and in command, 203 runs ahead.
But Sayers, with help from legspinner Adam Zampa, triggered a stunning collapse – the Bulls lost their last eight wickets for just 22 runs.
Sayers took six of the initial seven Queensland wickets to fall before Zampa (4-45) cleaned up the tail to also post his best first-class figures. Joe Burns was the only Bulls batsman to show any resistance against the Redbacks onslaught, falling agonisingly close to his 7th first-class century after being dismissed for 98.
SA then made light work of the run chase with Ferguson again prominent – he followed his unbeaten 100 in the first dig another polished not out knock.
View the full match scorecard here.

 

[1910]

SA take away 7.12 points
Qld 1.24

 

[Bucking Beads]

Putrid batting collapse. Got smashed and went into day 4 in what I thought was a strong position. Nothing short of embarrassing. A shame Joe Burns couldn't ton up as well.

 

[jarro65]

Embarrassing is the word ... terrible capitulation.

 

[1910]

WA in Perth on Saturday-Tuesday.

 

[Bucking Beads]

That'll be a tough one. WA have a pretty tidy team at the moment.

 

[1910]

Round 2
Bupa Sheffield Shield
my FootDr Queensland Bulls v Alcohol. Think Again Western Warriors,
Sat – Tues, the WACA
James Hopes (c), Joe Burns, Luke Feldman, Jason Floros, Peter Forrest, Peter George, Chris Hartley, Marnus Labuschagne, Alister McDermott, Greg Moller, Michael Neser, Nicholas Stevens (12th man to be named).