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Cricket
| FORD RANGER CUP SCOREBOARD - ROUND 1 |
Tasmania got their domestic season off to a perfect start when they wrapped
up a double bonus point against Queensland at the Gabba.
Sent in, the Tasmanians played steadily; maintaining a 4 runs per over run
rate for the innings despite a mid-innings flurry of wickets before finishing
strongly to reach 7/226. Tim Payne top scored with 73 off 95 balls, while
debutant Mark Divin was impressive in the later overs to score 41 off 39.
In reply, Queensland started disastrously when Ryan Broad was dismissed for
a duck, and it never improved. With the rain clouds closing in, the Bulls
attempted to boost the run rate but lost wickets; pushing the par score
higher. When the rain came, Queensland had crashed to 6 for 63; and while
the rain saved the Bulls from being bowled out, it didn't prevent the Tigers
from recording a big Duckworth-Lewis victory.
up a double bonus point against Queensland at the Gabba.
Sent in, the Tasmanians played steadily; maintaining a 4 runs per over run
rate for the innings despite a mid-innings flurry of wickets before finishing
strongly to reach 7/226. Tim Payne top scored with 73 off 95 balls, while
debutant Mark Divin was impressive in the later overs to score 41 off 39.
In reply, Queensland started disastrously when Ryan Broad was dismissed for
a duck, and it never improved. With the rain clouds closing in, the Bulls
attempted to boost the run rate but lost wickets; pushing the par score
higher. When the rain came, Queensland had crashed to 6 for 63; and while
the rain saved the Bulls from being bowled out, it didn't prevent the Tigers
from recording a big Duckworth-Lewis victory.
| Queensland v Tasmania Gabba, Wednesday 10th October 2007. Toss : Queensland. |
Tasmania - Innings
M Dighton c Hartley b Noffke 15
T Birt c Perren b Brant 39
M di Venuto c Hartley b Sullivan 9
D Marsh c Hartley b Philipson 8
G Bailey lbw Simpson 22
T Paine not out 73
M Divin c Maher b Sullivan 41
B Geeves run out 1
B Drew not out 6
Sundries 12
50 Overs 7 for 226
FOW: 44, 71, 71, 84, 115, 198,
201.
Bowling: A Noffke 10-2-34-1, S
Brant 10-1-38-1, G Sullivan
9-0-43-2, M Buchanan 2-0-7-0, C
Philipson 2-0-7-1, C Simpson
10-1-57-1, A Nye 7-0-34-0.
M Dighton c Hartley b Noffke 15
T Birt c Perren b Brant 39
M di Venuto c Hartley b Sullivan 9
D Marsh c Hartley b Philipson 8
G Bailey lbw Simpson 22
T Paine not out 73
M Divin c Maher b Sullivan 41
B Geeves run out 1
B Drew not out 6
Sundries 12
50 Overs 7 for 226
FOW: 44, 71, 71, 84, 115, 198,
201.
Bowling: A Noffke 10-2-34-1, S
Brant 10-1-38-1, G Sullivan
9-0-43-2, M Buchanan 2-0-7-0, C
Philipson 2-0-7-1, C Simpson
10-1-57-1, A Nye 7-0-34-0.
Queensland - Innings
J Maher run out 18
R Broad c Paine b Griffith 0
C Perren c di Venuto b Drew 16
C Philipson c Paine b Divin 11
A Nye c Divin b Drew 0
C Simpson b Drew 10
M Buchanan not out 4
C Hartley not out 1
Sundries 3
23.3 Overs 6 for 63
FOW: 3, 33, 42, 42, 58, 58.
Bowling: A Griffith 10-3-30-1, B
Geeves 6-1-13-0, B Drew
5.3-2-15-3, M Divin 2-0-4-1.
J Maher run out 18
R Broad c Paine b Griffith 0
C Perren c di Venuto b Drew 16
C Philipson c Paine b Divin 11
A Nye c Divin b Drew 0
C Simpson b Drew 10
M Buchanan not out 4
C Hartley not out 1
Sundries 3
23.3 Overs 6 for 63
FOW: 3, 33, 42, 42, 58, 58.
Bowling: A Griffith 10-3-30-1, B
Geeves 6-1-13-0, B Drew
5.3-2-15-3, M Divin 2-0-4-1.
| Tasmania won by 89 runs (Duckworth Lewis) Umpires - S Fry, T Laycock. Player of the Match - T Paine (Tas) |
| ALSO IN CRICKET: Ford Ranger Cup - Round 1 2007/08 |
WA got off to a good start against NSW, and for much of their innings
looked likely to make 300. Luke Ronchi was in superb form, but once he
was dismissed the Warriors were unable to maintain the run rate and finished
their innings with 268. That looked more than enough when Cowan and
Thornely were dismissed early; but a fine partnership between Phil Jaques
and Simon Katich threatened to turn the game in NSW's favour. But the
fortunes of the game would turn again after Katich's dismissal, and by the
time the score had slumped to 7 for 195 with more than 9 runs per over
required the Blues looked gone. But some late hitting by Matthew Nicholson
and Nathan Hauritz turned the game again, making a strong charge towards
the difficult target; and in the end the Warriors were only just able to hang
on and claim victory by the smallest possible margin.
looked likely to make 300. Luke Ronchi was in superb form, but once he
was dismissed the Warriors were unable to maintain the run rate and finished
their innings with 268. That looked more than enough when Cowan and
Thornely were dismissed early; but a fine partnership between Phil Jaques
and Simon Katich threatened to turn the game in NSW's favour. But the
fortunes of the game would turn again after Katich's dismissal, and by the
time the score had slumped to 7 for 195 with more than 9 runs per over
required the Blues looked gone. But some late hitting by Matthew Nicholson
and Nathan Hauritz turned the game again, making a strong charge towards
the difficult target; and in the end the Warriors were only just able to hang
on and claim victory by the smallest possible margin.
| Western Australia v New South Wales WACA, Friday 12th October 2007. Toss : Western Australia |
Western Australia - Innings
L Ronchi c Forrest b Lambert 104
J Langer b Cameron 5
S Marsh c Smith b Nicholson 26
L Pomersbach run out 24
A Voges c Forrest b Cameron 68
C Rogers c Smith b Lambert 18
S Ervine run out 1
A Heal c Smith b Bollinger 0
B Dorey c Lambert b Nicholson 3
S Magoffin not out 5
B Edmondson not out 0
Sundries 10
50 Overs 9 for 268
FOW: 34, 87, 147, 189, 233, 234,
236, 244, 267
Bowling: D Bollinger 10-1-57-1, M
Cameron 10-0-55-2, M Nicholson
10-0-55-2, G Lambert 10-0-56-2, N
Hauritz 10-0-38-0.
L Ronchi c Forrest b Lambert 104
J Langer b Cameron 5
S Marsh c Smith b Nicholson 26
L Pomersbach run out 24
A Voges c Forrest b Cameron 68
C Rogers c Smith b Lambert 18
S Ervine run out 1
A Heal c Smith b Bollinger 0
B Dorey c Lambert b Nicholson 3
S Magoffin not out 5
B Edmondson not out 0
Sundries 10
50 Overs 9 for 268
FOW: 34, 87, 147, 189, 233, 234,
236, 244, 267
Bowling: D Bollinger 10-1-57-1, M
Cameron 10-0-55-2, M Nicholson
10-0-55-2, G Lambert 10-0-56-2, N
Hauritz 10-0-38-0.
New South Wales - Innings
P Jaques c Ronchi b Heal 83
E Cowan c Pomersbach b Magoffin 0
D Thornely c Ronchi b Dorey 1
S Katich c Voges b Edmondson 82
P Forrest c Ronchi b Dorey 5
G Lambert c Marsh b Ervine 4
D Smith run out 8
N Hauritz run out 38
M Nicholson not out 35
M Cameron not out 6
Sundries 5
50 Overs 8 for 267
FOW: 2, 9, 157, 162, 172, 182,
195, 261.
Bowling: B Dorey 10-1-36-2, S
Magoffin 10-1-64-1, B Edmondson
10-0-45-1, S Ervine 10-0-64-1, A
Heal 10-0-56-1.
P Jaques c Ronchi b Heal 83
E Cowan c Pomersbach b Magoffin 0
D Thornely c Ronchi b Dorey 1
S Katich c Voges b Edmondson 82
P Forrest c Ronchi b Dorey 5
G Lambert c Marsh b Ervine 4
D Smith run out 8
N Hauritz run out 38
M Nicholson not out 35
M Cameron not out 6
Sundries 5
50 Overs 8 for 267
FOW: 2, 9, 157, 162, 172, 182,
195, 261.
Bowling: B Dorey 10-1-36-2, S
Magoffin 10-1-64-1, B Edmondson
10-0-45-1, S Ervine 10-0-64-1, A
Heal 10-0-56-1.
| Western Australia won by 1 run Umpires - J Brookes, P Parker. Player of the Match - L Ronchi (WA) |
Victoria set up a fascinating evening of cricket when, after winning the toss
and batting, the Bushrangers reached 263. Aiden Blizzard played a strong
role early, getting up to 72 before being adjudged lbw off the bowling of Dan
Cullen. After his dismissal, Cameron White boosted the run rate on his way
to 76; but a flurry of wickets late in the innings prevented the score from
climbing out of reach.
After losing Elliott and Harris early, South Australia looked in control as
Mark Cosgrove and Nathan Adcock put on 121 for the third wicket. But
Adcock's dismissal, followed by Borgas and Cosgrove in quick succession, put
the Victorians back on top. Manou and Ryan Harris held back the tide for a
while with their 34-run partnership; but the run rate required continued to
climb, with Shane Harwood returning to the attack at the death to complete
a 5 wicket haul.
and batting, the Bushrangers reached 263. Aiden Blizzard played a strong
role early, getting up to 72 before being adjudged lbw off the bowling of Dan
Cullen. After his dismissal, Cameron White boosted the run rate on his way
to 76; but a flurry of wickets late in the innings prevented the score from
climbing out of reach.
After losing Elliott and Harris early, South Australia looked in control as
Mark Cosgrove and Nathan Adcock put on 121 for the third wicket. But
Adcock's dismissal, followed by Borgas and Cosgrove in quick succession, put
the Victorians back on top. Manou and Ryan Harris held back the tide for a
while with their 34-run partnership; but the run rate required continued to
climb, with Shane Harwood returning to the attack at the death to complete
a 5 wicket haul.
| South Australia v Victoria Adelaide Oval, Friday 19th October 2007. Toss : Victoria |
Victoria - Innings
M Klinger c Elliott b Tait 2
A Blizzard lbw Cullen 72
R Quiney c Manou b R Harris 19
D Hussey c Adcock b Cullen 11
C White b Tait 76
A McDonald b Tait 37
A Crosthwaite c Tait b R Harris 15
S Harwood b R Harris 5
B McGain b R Harris 3
P Siddle not out 0
M Lewis b R Harris 0
Sundries 23
50 Overs Total 263
FOW: 4, 39, 83, 150, 216, 238,
258, 262, 263, 263.
Bowling: S Tait 10-2-45-3, J
Gillespie 10-0-57-0, R Harris
9-0-58-5, D Cullen 10-0-44-2, N
Adcock 10-0-40-0, M Cosgrove
3-0-10-0
M Klinger c Elliott b Tait 2
A Blizzard lbw Cullen 72
R Quiney c Manou b R Harris 19
D Hussey c Adcock b Cullen 11
C White b Tait 76
A McDonald b Tait 37
A Crosthwaite c Tait b R Harris 15
S Harwood b R Harris 5
B McGain b R Harris 3
P Siddle not out 0
M Lewis b R Harris 0
Sundries 23
50 Overs Total 263
FOW: 4, 39, 83, 150, 216, 238,
258, 262, 263, 263.
Bowling: S Tait 10-2-45-3, J
Gillespie 10-0-57-0, R Harris
9-0-58-5, D Cullen 10-0-44-2, N
Adcock 10-0-40-0, M Cosgrove
3-0-10-0
South Australia - Innings
M Elliott c Hussey b Harwood 0
D Harris c Crosthwaite b Lewis 16
M Cosgrove lbw White 92
N Adcock b Harwood 49
C Borgas c Crosthwaite b Harwood 0
A Delmont b McGain 13
G Manou c White b Harwood 22
R Harris c Quiney b McGain 19
J Gillespie c Hussey b Siddle 10
S Tait not out 6
D Cullen c Hussey b Harwood 1
Sundries 19
49.5 Overs Total 247
FOW: 0, 35, 156, 156, 176, 187,
221, 236, 247.
Bowling: S Harwood 9.5-1-45-5, M
Lewis 10-0-63-1, P Siddle 8-0-38-1,
B McGain 10-0-40-2, D Hussey
6-0-20-0, C White 6-0-34-1
M Elliott c Hussey b Harwood 0
D Harris c Crosthwaite b Lewis 16
M Cosgrove lbw White 92
N Adcock b Harwood 49
C Borgas c Crosthwaite b Harwood 0
A Delmont b McGain 13
G Manou c White b Harwood 22
R Harris c Quiney b McGain 19
J Gillespie c Hussey b Siddle 10
S Tait not out 6
D Cullen c Hussey b Harwood 1
Sundries 19
49.5 Overs Total 247
FOW: 0, 35, 156, 156, 176, 187,
221, 236, 247.
Bowling: S Harwood 9.5-1-45-5, M
Lewis 10-0-63-1, P Siddle 8-0-38-1,
B McGain 10-0-40-2, D Hussey
6-0-20-0, C White 6-0-34-1
| Victoria won by 16 runs Umpires - A Collins, B Oxenford. Player of the Match -C White (Vic) |
| DOMESTIC FIXTURES/RESULTS: Ford Ranger Cup - Round 1 Wednesday 10th October Gabba Tasmania 7/226 (50.0) T Paine 73*, M Divin 41, T Birt 39 G Sullivan 2/43(9) defeated Queensland 6/63 (23.3) J Maher 18 B Drew 3/15 (5.3) A Griffith 1/30 (10) Tasmania won by 89 runs Under Duckworth-Lewis. Friday 12th October WACA Western Australia 9/268 (50) L Ronchi 104, A Voges 68 defeated New South Wales 8/267 (50) P Jaques 83, S Katich 82 B Dorey 2/36 (10). WA won by 1 run Friday 19th October Adelaide Oval Victoria 263 (50) C White 76, A Blizzard 72, R Harris 5/58 (9) South Australia 247 (49.5) M Cosgrove 92, N Adcock 49, S Harwood 5/45 (9.5) Victoria won by 16 runs Pura Cup - Round 1 Fri 12th - Mon 15th Oct Gabba Tasmania 1st inns 158 (57.5) (A Noffke 5/33) Queensland 1st inns 6d/544(165) (C Simpson 107*, A Noffke 100*, R Broad 94, G Moller 78, C Perren 63, B Geeves 4/124) Tasmania 2nd inns 5/457 (142) (M Di Venuto 178, D Marsh 92*, G Bailey 76, T Birt 72) Match drawn. Qld on 1st inns. Sun 14th - Wed 17th Oct WACA NSW 267 (106.5) (M Nicholson 106*, B Casson 51, S Katich 50, M Edmondson 4/84) WA 99 (32.5) (M Cameron 5/33,D Bollinger 3/33) NSW 3d/300 (89) P Jaques 167, P Forrest 64, E Cowan 56) WA 193 (62.1) L Pomersbach 102*, S Marsh 34, D Bollinger 5/38) NSW won by 275 runs. Sun 14th - Wed 17th Oct Adelaide Oval Victoria 438 (134.1) (D Hussey 104, M Wade 83, C White 76, R Harris 3/81) South Australia 249 (87.1) (J Gillespie 49, M Elliott 42, G Denton 3/42, D Nannes 3/60) Victoria 4d/158 (45) (D Hussey 74*, R Harris 2/21) South Australia 77 (31.5) (P Siddle 5/27, D Nannes 2/11, G Denton 2/20) Victoria won by 270 runs. Ford Ranger Cup - Round 2 Sunday 21st October WACA Western Australia v Tasmania Wednesday 24th October SCG New South Wales v Queensland Saturday 27th October Bellerive Oval Tasmania v South Australia Wednesday 31st October MCG Victoria v Western Australia Pura Cup - Round 2 Fri 26th - Mon 29th Oct SCG New South Wales v Queensland Fri 26th - Mon 29th Oct MCG Victoria v Western Australia Mon 29th Oct - Thur 1st Nov Bellerive Oval Tasmania v South Australia |