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Cricket
| FORD RANGER CUP SCOREBOARD - ROUND 2 |
| Queensland won the toss and elected to bat under overcast skies at the SCG, but it was to be a frustrating stop-start affair for the next few hours; with showers forcing the players off the field three times. But the third time the rain was heavier and it didn't clear; and the contest was over. In the cricket that did happen, Ryan Broad continued his strong start to the season with an unbeaten 55, sharing in a 83 run partnership with Adam Nye. |
| New South Wales v Queensland SCG, Wednesday 24th October 2007. Toss : Queensland. |
Queensland - Innings
R Broad not out 55
J Maher c Hauritz b Bollinger 13
C Perren c Smith b Cameron 4
C Philipson c Forrest b Nicholson 3
A Nye c Hauritz b Cameron 43
C Simpson not out 0
Sundries 9
27.5 Overs 4 for 127
Fall: 24, 30, 44, 127.
Bowling: D Bollinger 5-1-6-1, M
Cameron 5.5-1-26-2, N Hauritz
6-0-29-0, M Nicholson 6-0-33-1, S
O'Keefe 5-0-30-0
R Broad not out 55
J Maher c Hauritz b Bollinger 13
C Perren c Smith b Cameron 4
C Philipson c Forrest b Nicholson 3
A Nye c Hauritz b Cameron 43
C Simpson not out 0
Sundries 9
27.5 Overs 4 for 127
Fall: 24, 30, 44, 127.
Bowling: D Bollinger 5-1-6-1, M
Cameron 5.5-1-26-2, N Hauritz
6-0-29-0, M Nicholson 6-0-33-1, S
O'Keefe 5-0-30-0
| Match Abandoned Umpires - G Abood, R Parry. Player of the Match - Not awarded |
| Tasmania v South Australia Bellerive Oval, Saturday 27th October 2007. Toss : South Australia |
South Australia - Innings.
D Harris c Doherty b Griffith 43
M Elliott retired hurt 37
M Cosgrove c Paine b Drew 7
N Adcock c Paine b Drew 6
D Lehmann c DiVenuto b Doherty 4
A Delmont c Paine b Hilfenhaus 32
G Manou b Divin 50
R Harris c Doherty b Hilfenhaus 13
J Gillespie not out 12
Sundries 3
45 Overs 7 for 207
Fall: 73, 83, 93, 104, 157, 181, 207.
Bowling: B Hilfenhaus 9-0-41-2, A
Griffith 9-2-36-1, B Drew 9-0-53-2,
X Doherty 9-1-23-1, M Divin
9-1-53-1.
D Harris c Doherty b Griffith 43
M Elliott retired hurt 37
M Cosgrove c Paine b Drew 7
N Adcock c Paine b Drew 6
D Lehmann c DiVenuto b Doherty 4
A Delmont c Paine b Hilfenhaus 32
G Manou b Divin 50
R Harris c Doherty b Hilfenhaus 13
J Gillespie not out 12
Sundries 3
45 Overs 7 for 207
Fall: 73, 83, 93, 104, 157, 181, 207.
Bowling: B Hilfenhaus 9-0-41-2, A
Griffith 9-2-36-1, B Drew 9-0-53-2,
X Doherty 9-1-23-1, M Divin
9-1-53-1.
Tasmania - Innings.
M Dighton c Adcock b Cullen 90
T Birt c R Harris b Tait 43
M Di Venuto c Manou b Tait 2
D Marsh not out 53
G Bailey b Tait 12
T Paine not out 6
Sundries 10
34 Overs 4 for 216
Fall: 97, 106, 175, 196.
Bowling: S Tait 9-1-44-3, J
Gillespie 7-0-39-0, R Harris
5-0-43-0, D Cullen 6-0-45-1, D
Lehmann 5-0-19-0, M Cosgrove
2-0-24-0.
M Dighton c Adcock b Cullen 90
T Birt c R Harris b Tait 43
M Di Venuto c Manou b Tait 2
D Marsh not out 53
G Bailey b Tait 12
T Paine not out 6
Sundries 10
34 Overs 4 for 216
Fall: 97, 106, 175, 196.
Bowling: S Tait 9-1-44-3, J
Gillespie 7-0-39-0, R Harris
5-0-43-0, D Cullen 6-0-45-1, D
Lehmann 5-0-19-0, M Cosgrove
2-0-24-0.
| Tasmania won by 6 wickets Umpires - S Davis, S John. Player of the Match - Michael Dighton (Tasmania). |
| Rain affected the match between South Australia and Tasmania, reducing the match to 45 overs per side. South Australia were dealt a rough blow when Matthew Elliott was injured during his innings and was forced to retire. The remainder of the batting lineup were unable to get a cohesive batting effort together, several players making starts but none going on to build a challenging score. In reply, a 97-run opening partnership by Michael Dighton and Travis Burt got the Tasmanians off to a flying start. Even after the openers had departed, Daniel Marsh continued the assault; ensuring the Tigers would polish off the target in just 34 overs to collect a bonus point. The Tigers are flying high on top of the table, bringing hope that more silverware will find its way to the Apple Isle this season. |
| Victoria v Western Australia MCG, Wednesday 31st October 2007. Toss : Western Australia |
Western Australia - Innings.
L Ronchi c Blizzard b McKay 0
J Langer c Blizzard b Siddle 105
A Gilchrist run out 22
L Pomersbach c Blizzard b White 22
A Voges c White b McKay 51
M Hussey c Blizzard b Siddle 12
M Ervine not out 22
B Hogg c Crossthwaite b Siddle 4
D Wates b Harwood 12
S Magoffin run out 0
D McLauchlan c Siddle b McKay 4
Sundries 15
50 Overs Total 269
Fall: 7, 55, 104, 199, 219, 229,
238, 259, 264, 269.
Bowling: S Harwood 9-0-51-1, C
McKay 9-0-49-3, P Siddle
10-1-60-3, D Hussey 3-0-9-0, B
McGain 10-0-40-0, C White
9-0-55-1.
L Ronchi c Blizzard b McKay 0
J Langer c Blizzard b Siddle 105
A Gilchrist run out 22
L Pomersbach c Blizzard b White 22
A Voges c White b McKay 51
M Hussey c Blizzard b Siddle 12
M Ervine not out 22
B Hogg c Crossthwaite b Siddle 4
D Wates b Harwood 12
S Magoffin run out 0
D McLauchlan c Siddle b McKay 4
Sundries 15
50 Overs Total 269
Fall: 7, 55, 104, 199, 219, 229,
238, 259, 264, 269.
Bowling: S Harwood 9-0-51-1, C
McKay 9-0-49-3, P Siddle
10-1-60-3, D Hussey 3-0-9-0, B
McGain 10-0-40-0, C White
9-0-55-1.
Victoria - Innings.
M Klinger c Langer b Wates 26
A Blizzaard c Voges b McLauchlan 44
B Hodge lbw Hogg 13
C White c Voges b Magoffin 34
D Hussey lbw Hogg 54
A Finch st Gilchrist b Hogg 2
A Crossthwaite c Hogg b Ervine 12
C McKay c Ronchi b Hogg 12
S Harwood not out 9
B McGain not out 4
Sundries 12
50 Overs 8 for 222
Fall: 68, 77, 100, 130, 137, 173,
208, 209.
Bowling: S Magoffin 9-1-33-1, D
Wates 8-0-34-1, D McLauchlan
9-0-46-1, A Voges 10-0-41-0, B
Hogg 10-0-37-4, S Ervine 4-0-29-1.
M Klinger c Langer b Wates 26
A Blizzaard c Voges b McLauchlan 44
B Hodge lbw Hogg 13
C White c Voges b Magoffin 34
D Hussey lbw Hogg 54
A Finch st Gilchrist b Hogg 2
A Crossthwaite c Hogg b Ervine 12
C McKay c Ronchi b Hogg 12
S Harwood not out 9
B McGain not out 4
Sundries 12
50 Overs 8 for 222
Fall: 68, 77, 100, 130, 137, 173,
208, 209.
Bowling: S Magoffin 9-1-33-1, D
Wates 8-0-34-1, D McLauchlan
9-0-46-1, A Voges 10-0-41-0, B
Hogg 10-0-37-4, S Ervine 4-0-29-1.
| Western Australia won by 47 runs Umpires - D Orchard, J Ward. Player of the Match - Justin Langer (Western Australia). |
| Western Australia got off to a flying start against Victoria, setting themselves up for a big total. Ronchi was out in the first over, but Langer and Gilchrist were in devastating touch. Langer went on to make 105 off 106 balls; but after his dismissal the Warriors were unable to press home their advantage, and an innings that looked likely to go over 300 concluded with the visitors being dismissed for 269. But as it turned out, that total of 269 would be more than enough. The openers put on 68, but the Bushrangers fell behind the run rate, and needed a partnership to stay in and build momentum. Instead, wickets were spread across the innings, with only one Victorian batsman dismissed in single figures but too many losing their wickets after having got their eye in. For his century, Justin Langer was awarded Player of the Match, in what must have been a close call over Brad Hogg, whose 10 overs took 4/37. |
| Victoria v Western Australia MCG, Wednesday 31st October 2007. Toss : Western Australia |
Western Australia - Innings.
L Ronchi c Blizzard b McKay 0
J Langer c Blizzard b Siddle 105
A Gilchrist run out 22
L Pomersbach c Blizzard b White 22
A Voges c White b McKay 51
M Hussey c Blizzard b Siddle 12
M Ervine not out 22
B Hogg c Crossthwaite b Siddle 4
D Wates b Harwood 12
S Magoffin run out 0
D McLauchlan c Siddle b McKay 4
Sundries 15
50 Overs Total 269
Fall: 7, 55, 104, 199, 219, 229,
238, 259, 264, 269.
Bowling: S Harwood 9-0-51-1, C
McKay 9-0-49-3, P Siddle
10-1-60-3, D Hussey 3-0-9-0, B
McGain 10-0-40-0, C White
9-0-55-1.
L Ronchi c Blizzard b McKay 0
J Langer c Blizzard b Siddle 105
A Gilchrist run out 22
L Pomersbach c Blizzard b White 22
A Voges c White b McKay 51
M Hussey c Blizzard b Siddle 12
M Ervine not out 22
B Hogg c Crossthwaite b Siddle 4
D Wates b Harwood 12
S Magoffin run out 0
D McLauchlan c Siddle b McKay 4
Sundries 15
50 Overs Total 269
Fall: 7, 55, 104, 199, 219, 229,
238, 259, 264, 269.
Bowling: S Harwood 9-0-51-1, C
McKay 9-0-49-3, P Siddle
10-1-60-3, D Hussey 3-0-9-0, B
McGain 10-0-40-0, C White
9-0-55-1.
Victoria - Innings.
M Klinger c Langer b Wates 26
A Blizzaard c Voges b McLauchlan 44
B Hodge lbw Hogg 13
C White c Voges b Magoffin 34
D Hussey lbw Hogg 54
A Finch st Gilchrist b Hogg 2
A Crossthwaite c Hogg b Ervine 12
C McKay c Ronchi b Hogg 12
S Harwood not out 9
B McGain not out 4
Sundries 12
50 Overs 8 for 222
Fall: 68, 77, 100, 130, 137, 173,
208, 209.
Bowling: S Magoffin 9-1-33-1, D
Wates 8-0-34-1, D McLauchlan
9-0-46-1, A Voges 10-0-41-0, B
Hogg 10-0-37-4, S Ervine 4-0-29-1.
M Klinger c Langer b Wates 26
A Blizzaard c Voges b McLauchlan 44
B Hodge lbw Hogg 13
C White c Voges b Magoffin 34
D Hussey lbw Hogg 54
A Finch st Gilchrist b Hogg 2
A Crossthwaite c Hogg b Ervine 12
C McKay c Ronchi b Hogg 12
S Harwood not out 9
B McGain not out 4
Sundries 12
50 Overs 8 for 222
Fall: 68, 77, 100, 130, 137, 173,
208, 209.
Bowling: S Magoffin 9-1-33-1, D
Wates 8-0-34-1, D McLauchlan
9-0-46-1, A Voges 10-0-41-0, B
Hogg 10-0-37-4, S Ervine 4-0-29-1.
| Western Australia won by 47 runs Umpires - D Orchard, J Ward. Player of the Match - Justin Langer (Western Australia). |
| Western Australia got off to a flying start against Victoria, setting themselves up for a big total. Ronchi was out in the first over, but Langer and Gilchrist were in devastating touch. Langer went on to make 105 off 106 balls; but after his dismissal the Warriors were unable to press home their advantage, and an innings that looked likely to go over 300 concluded with the visitors being dismissed for 269. But as it turned out, that total of 269 would be more than enough. The openers put on 68, but the Bushrangers fell behind the run rate, and needed a partnership to stay in and build momentum. Instead, wickets were spread across the innings, with only one Victorian batsman dismissed in single figures but too many losing their wickets after having got their eye in. For his century, Justin Langer was awarded Player of the Match, in what must have been a close call over Brad Hogg, whose 10 overs took 4/37. |
| Victoria v Western Australia MCG, Wednesday 31st October 2007. Toss : Western Australia |
Western Australia - Innings.
L Ronchi c Blizzard b McKay 0
J Langer c Blizzard b Siddle 105
A Gilchrist run out 22
L Pomersbach c Blizzard b White 22
A Voges c White b McKay 51
M Hussey c Blizzard b Siddle 12
M Ervine not out 22
B Hogg c Crossthwaite b Siddle 4
D Wates b Harwood 12
S Magoffin run out 0
D McLauchlan c Siddle b McKay 4
Sundries 15
50 Overs Total 269
Fall: 7, 55, 104, 199, 219, 229,
238, 259, 264, 269.
Bowling: S Harwood 9-0-51-1, C
McKay 9-0-49-3, P Siddle
10-1-60-3, D Hussey 3-0-9-0, B
McGain 10-0-40-0, C White
9-0-55-1.
L Ronchi c Blizzard b McKay 0
J Langer c Blizzard b Siddle 105
A Gilchrist run out 22
L Pomersbach c Blizzard b White 22
A Voges c White b McKay 51
M Hussey c Blizzard b Siddle 12
M Ervine not out 22
B Hogg c Crossthwaite b Siddle 4
D Wates b Harwood 12
S Magoffin run out 0
D McLauchlan c Siddle b McKay 4
Sundries 15
50 Overs Total 269
Fall: 7, 55, 104, 199, 219, 229,
238, 259, 264, 269.
Bowling: S Harwood 9-0-51-1, C
McKay 9-0-49-3, P Siddle
10-1-60-3, D Hussey 3-0-9-0, B
McGain 10-0-40-0, C White
9-0-55-1.
Victoria - Innings.
M Klinger c Langer b Wates 26
A Blizzaard c Voges b McLauchlan 44
B Hodge lbw Hogg 13
C White c Voges b Magoffin 34
D Hussey lbw Hogg 54
A Finch st Gilchrist b Hogg 2
A Crossthwaite c Hogg b Ervine 12
C McKay c Ronchi b Hogg 12
S Harwood not out 9
B McGain not out 4
Sundries 12
50 Overs 8 for 222
Fall: 68, 77, 100, 130, 137, 173,
208, 209.
Bowling: S Magoffin 9-1-33-1, D
Wates 8-0-34-1, D McLauchlan
9-0-46-1, A Voges 10-0-41-0, B
Hogg 10-0-37-4, S Ervine 4-0-29-1.
M Klinger c Langer b Wates 26
A Blizzaard c Voges b McLauchlan 44
B Hodge lbw Hogg 13
C White c Voges b Magoffin 34
D Hussey lbw Hogg 54
A Finch st Gilchrist b Hogg 2
A Crossthwaite c Hogg b Ervine 12
C McKay c Ronchi b Hogg 12
S Harwood not out 9
B McGain not out 4
Sundries 12
50 Overs 8 for 222
Fall: 68, 77, 100, 130, 137, 173,
208, 209.
Bowling: S Magoffin 9-1-33-1, D
Wates 8-0-34-1, D McLauchlan
9-0-46-1, A Voges 10-0-41-0, B
Hogg 10-0-37-4, S Ervine 4-0-29-1.
| Western Australia won by 47 runs Umpires - D Orchard, J Ward. Player of the Match - Justin Langer (Western Australia). |
| Western Australia got off to a flying start against Victoria, setting themselves up for a big total. Ronchi was out in the first over, but Langer and Gilchrist were in devastating touch. Langer went on to make 105 off 106 balls; but after his dismissal the Warriors were unable to press home their advantage, and an innings that looked likely to go over 300 concluded with the visitors being dismissed for 269. But as it turned out, that total of 269 would be more than enough. The openers put on 68, but the Bushrangers fell behind the run rate, and needed a partnership to stay in and build momentum. Instead, wickets were spread across the innings, with only one Victorian batsman dismissed in single figures but too many losing their wickets after having got their eye in. For his century, Justin Langer was awarded Player of the Match, in what must have been a close call over Brad Hogg, whose 10 overs took 4/37. |
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