ANNUAL REPORT 2014 - 2015 CONTENTS

The biggest season in recent memory saw Cricket host Chairman’s Report 2 international men’s and women’s teams, feature in an historic , CEO’s Report 4 contend for trophies and deliver a quality product for fans and stakeholders alike. Bulls / ACA / CA Awards 7 The summer began with pre-season matches featuring Cricket World Cup teams such as Ireland and Scotland and a tour by the women’s team. My Foot Dr Qld Bulls Snapshot 8 hosted Matador BBQs one day Cup games before the tournament Konica Minolta Qld Fire Snapshot 9 finished in . The my FootDR Queensland Bulls were chasing a hat-trick Heat Snapshot 10 of domestic one-day titles and gave it their best shot, ultimately beaten in the My Foot Dr Premier Grade 12 qualifying final. Queensland Country Representatives 14 That result paled into insignificance a few weeks later. The tragic and untimely death of during a Sheffield Shield match in November shook the Country Championships 15 nation. But the cricket community united in adversity and led the way forward to 16 help with the healing process. Indoor Cricket 17 Adjustments were made and matches slowly resumed, with the Gabba hosting the Sponsors 18 Second Test of the summer against in a re-scheduled calendar. The switch of dates did not change the result, with ’s enviable record of Australian Representatives 19 not losing a Test at the venue for more than 25 years remaining intact. State Youth Teams 20 India lost by four to go 2-0 down in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, the Participation 22 eventual victory margin after draws in Sydney and . Paceman Josh Obituaries 24 Hazlewood took 5-68 in the Indian first , which featured a superb 144 by opener Murali Vijay to help India to 408. Life Members 25 A dashing by stand-in gave Australia the first innings Scoresheets & Statistics ascendency, with his 133 and a counter-punching 88 from prodigal son Mitchell International Matches 26 Johnson and 52 from near namesake taking them to 505. BUPA Sheffield Shield 27 It was a Johnson onslaught in the second innings that put the home side in the Matador Cup 31 box seat with his 4-61 helping dismiss the visitors for 224. Despite some anxious moments in the chase, the result was achieved for the loss of six wickets and victory KFC T20 Big Bash League 33 duly celebrated. Toyota Futures League 35 The Gabba also added another vignette to its colourful history, with young Women 37 Queensland batsman having his moment in the sun via a Grade 44 stunning catch at short leg as a fielder in the India first innings. The -born youngster joins the likes of Chris Sabburg (in 2013-14), Ryan All-Time First-Class Records 51 Broad and Peter Cantrell who have taken fine catches at the Gabba as Test match First-Class Honour Roll 70 substitute fielders. All-Time First-Class Statistics 71 The switch to the KFC T20 Big Bash League came swiftly, and the fourth instalment of the increasingly popular tournament had definite highs and lows for the Brisbane All-Time Sheffield Shield Statistics 76 Heat. While the family friendly matches drew crowds that exceeded 100,000 for the All-Time One-Day Records 80 first time to the four home games, the team was unable to strike a consistent or rich One-Day Honour Roll 84 vein of form and finished eighth. All-Time One-Day Statistics 85 English international delivered a massive boost to the profile of the Heat, and indeed the BBL, with his likeable and genuine nature winning a All-Time Records & Statistics 87 host of new fans around the country. An unexpected spin-off for Brisbane was the Office Bearers 89 confirmation that the Heat had been the highest rating team in the competition, Auditors’ Report 90 delivering a consistent profile for principal partner Linc Energy and major sponsor Betta Home Living. Financial Statements 93 The post-BBL fall-out saw Heat and Bulls coach step down from the dual Directors’ Report 104 coaching roles and a review conducted of Queensland Cricket’s high performance Directors’ Profiles 105 area. Former Black Caps captain Dan Vettori, a foundation player for the Heat, was subsequently named as the new coach. The Fire led the WNCL one-day competition for most of the season, but stumbled late in the competition to lose to South Australia in the semi-final. In the WT20, the team was unable to defend the title it won last year. The Fire finished on the same points as the second-placed Victorian team but saw the Spirit go through to the decider on net rate. Allrounder Jessica Jonassen was a stand-out performer in the WNCL for the Fire, winning the national award as player of the year. The Indoor game continues to provide highlights on an individual and team basis, with national titles in 2014 to the Thunder and Lightning teams and several players involved in a winning World Cup campaign for men and women in four divisions.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 1 | CHAIRMAN’S REPORT

A new era in Queensland Cricket’s stretched back to 1991, when Queensland utilise our collective resources to improve, leadership and strategic vision Cricket moved from an executive support and strengthen strategic areas of commenced during the 2014-15 year. committee to a Board of Directors in a the game. Following a lengthy period of consultation previous time where the organisation The Board was encouraged by underwent significant governance change. with our key stakeholders, Queensland Queensland Cricket’s financial Cricket’s Board took on a new look with We thank Gary sincerely for his performance, as outlined elsewhere in this the introduction of three independent dedication. Over the years he report, and look forward to overseeing Directors for the first time in our history. was heavily involved with Game the operational component of our Development and the evolution of strategic plan as we focus on our overall The evolution of Queensland Cricket’s the Queensland Cricket Headquarters goal of being Australia’s favourite sport in governance over the past 25 years has precinct. However it was his dedication Australia’s favourite State, and a sport for seen the Board transformed from a to Queensland Country Cricket that was all Queenslanders. member-based, delegate-elected body the hallmark of his service to the game. through to its current format of six elected Turning from the boardroom to the Gary remains a passionate advocate Directors and three independently dressing-room, and Queensland had of the game in the regions, especially appointed Directors. moments to celebrate and savour across on behalf of the many volunteers who our teams, competitions and players. We welcomed to the Board our first dedicate so much of their time to cricket. female Director, ex-Olympian Fiona It is indeed fitting that he is staying There was national success for the Hannan, and were delighted that Mark involved with the game as an Over-70s Queensland Indoor teams, the Queensland Gray and Ian Mitchell accepted the offer player and volunteer curator at the Country Brahmans and the Queensland to join us. Fiona, Mark and Ian come Tewantin-Noosa Cricket Club. Academy of Sport 2nd XI. The Queensland to us with a wealth of experience in Imparja Cup side were runners-up, while will take another step both the private and public sector and my FootDR Queensland Bulls and Konica in its own governance model later in the complement the existing strengths of Minolta were both in year. David Peever, who cut his teeth with their fellow Directors. contention for trophies at varying stages, cricket in Brisbane with Easts, will become only to finish empty-handed. This was only brought about through the first independent Chairman of Cricket constitutional change, and our members Australia when he replaces the outgoing World cricket stood and saluted the career deserve congratulations for working Chair Wally Edwards. On behalf of the of after the lion-hearted fast through a lengthy and thorough Board we thank Wally for his dedication bowler finally met an injury he could not consultation process to arrive at their to the cause. Governance remains an overcome on the eve of the 2015 Ashes. final decision at the Extra-Ordinary important element of Australian Cricket’s The determination he showed on so General Meeting in July 2014 which future growth and resilience. many occasions to overcome numerous allowed us to move forward to a new Australian Cricket is in a sound position injuries, and the manner in which he set governance model. overall, with the legacy from the Cricket an example to others in his recovery As part of the changes, long serving World Cup and exciting developments on and rehabilitation, spoke volumes for his Director Gary Madsen elected to step the playing and broadcast front providing character and commitment. down. Gary’s service as a Director incentive to grow financial reserves and Since moving to Queensland from his

The Come and Try Days were big hits Tyran Eggmolesse hits out at the Impara Cup

| 2 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT native South Australia, Ryan has been endurance. He and wife Maria also Queensland Cricket was privileged to an exemplary example of the benefits deserve thanks for being a driving force host the 20th anniversary celebrations of hard work and dedication. He was a behind Queensland Cricket’s charity of the State’s first ever Sheffield Shield valued member of championship Sheffield with Ovarian Cancer Australia win during the year. That occasion was Shield, one-day and T20 squads during which was successfully launched in 2014. celebrated in suitable style with the his Bulls career, and we congratulate him James will play on in the 2015-16 season members from that historic team, led on his achievements with us and of course as he prepares for life after cricket. by Stuart Law and coached by John with Australia, where his courage and It will be our great pleasure and honour to Buchanan, joined by fans and well-wishers skill were so frequently on display for the congratulate him and pay tribute once he at a celebratory luncheon. The era that world to admire. steps aside from playing. We look forward victory launched continues to resonate. I cannot speak highly enough of Ryan as a with anticipation to him playing his 100th player and as an individual and the Board first class game for Queensland this JIM HOLDING and Staff wish him and his family all the summer, joining those other 14 members Chairman best for their future. of “The 100 Club” who have been celebrated for their achievements. During the summer, Cameron Boyce and made their T20 While a Heat captain for BBL|05 has yet International debuts and made to be confirmed, QC was pleased to HOW OUR his Test debut in the , announce would take TEAMS FARED playing two matches in the series over as the Bulls new skipper for the against India and notching up a pair of 2015-16 summer. Usman has a great MY FOOTDR half centuries. opportunity now with Queensland and QUEENSLAND BULLS we hope it translates to further national Bupa Sheffield Shield – 4th And on individuals, the end of the season success for such an impressive young Matador BBQs One-Day Cup – 3rd saw announce he would cricketer and leader. step down as captain of the Bulls and BRISBANE HEAT Brisbane Heat. The development of women’s cricket in KFC T20 Big Bash League – 8th Queensland is something to celebrate. It is most appropriate at this point to While participation continues to come thank James for his willingness to lead KONICA MINOLTA along in leaps and bounds, the group of QUEENSLAND FIRE Queensland and the Heat, and the way talented players assembled under the WT20 – 3rd he inevitably put team before self. He captaincy of and coach WNCL One Day – 3rd was our inaugural captain when the KFC Andy Richards has done us proud in T20 Big Bash League launched and an recent seasons. QUEENSLAND THUNDER ideal choice to usher in such an important Australian Open Men’s Indoor step forward for Queensland Cricket. The Konica Minolta Queensland Fire Championship – Champions His performances in recent years have were finals contenders in both the been eye-catching and we acknowledge WT20 and WNCL and while a trophy QUEENSLAND LIGHTNING that many of his best efforts only came did not eventuate, the team’s overall Australian Open Women’s Indoor with considerable physical effort and competitiveness was a delight to witness. Championship – Champions The number of players contending for higher honours continues to grow with QUEENSLAND ACADEMY OF Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars and SPORT (2ND XI) Shooting Stars selection for a number of Toyota Futures League – Queenslanders across 2014 and 2015. Champions

We congratulated Southern Stars selections QUEENSLAND BRAHMANS Jessica Jonassen, , Beth Australian Country Championships Mooney, , – Champions and Jemma Barsby (Shooting Stars) on their national selections and will continue to QUEENSLAND IMPARJA CUP nurture our talented young players to reach Imparja Cup – 2nd greater heights. We are confident that the advent of the Women’s Big Bash League QUEENSLAND UNDER 19 BOYS in 2015-16 will deliver more highlights and National Championships – 4th inspire more women and girls to play and be involved with cricket. QUEENSLAND UNDER 17 BOYS National Championships – 8th Congratulations also to Jessica Jonassen on her achievement as the WNCL Player QUEENSLAND UNDER 18 GIRLS of the Year, an impressive achievement National Championships – 3rd MILO In2CRICKET numbers keep growing considering injury cut short her season. QUEENSLAND UNDER 15 GIRLS National Championships – 2nd

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 3 | CEO’S REPORT

Queensland Cricket has consolidated off v – was washed out in a 230,000, a 15 percent rise on last year the back off a cricket season quite unlike disappointing result for all involved. and ensuring that Queensland led the any others that have gone before it. Queensland did provide a small part of country in growth with an overall increase The 2014-15 Australian summer had the World Cup history though, with Ireland of 60% in participants since 2010. highest of highs and the lowest of lows, and the making Among the big improvers were MILO with a Cricket World Cup triumph balanced their first ever appearance at the venue, In2CRICKET and MILO , MILO by the tragic loss of Phillip Hughes whilst and producing one of the games of the T20 Blast Schools Cup and club junior on the verge of a Test recall. tournament in the process. cricket, all pitched at entry level fun and skills development. The Australian Cricket For the first time in many years, the So while there was triumph and tragedy Census breakdown revealed that 57 Gabba did not host the first Test of in the season, Queensland Cricket percent of our community participants the summer. The aftermath of Hughes’ made positive strides forward in its were aged between 5 and 18. The growth untimely passing while playing Sheffield development in the past 12 months. in entry level competitions is exciting, Shield cricket meant that the scheduled Through much hard work and willingness while the challenge now is to work harder Test series against India needed to to embrace change and new thinking, to retain and attract teenagers. be rescheduled. we have achieved an operating profit of Nationally, Cricket Australia’s official hosted the opening match $980,063 with cash at bank of $2,153,735 2014-15 census has revealed that 1.2 with the Gabba holding the Second Test for the 2014-15 year. million Australians played the game, a rise against India in mid-December, almost This has come off the back of a of nine percent on the previous census a month later than usual. While this renewed focus on accounting controls period, meaning it is now Australia’s presented a number of challenges, the and individual accountability, and re- number one participation sport, change in timing did not alter one thing – structuring of key areas of the business, according to specialist researchers Australia maintained its 25-year unbeaten including Commercial & Marketing and Street Ryan. record at the venue and set the Aussies on High Performance. track for a series whitewash against India. A fresh national focus on player pathways, The new Commercial structure has the Australian Cricket Pathway, and the Holding the First Test of the summer in assisted with improving revenues while launch of a new national diversity and Brisbane remains an important element of focussed investment in High Performance, inclusion training and education program, Queensland Cricket’s strategic focus, and including revitalised coaching structures A Sport For All, will assist cricket to grow we look forward to working closely with across Male, Female and Big Bash League and prosper. Queensland Cricket will the venue and the State Government via roles, will complement the national continue to be a key contributor to this as Tourism and Events Queensland to secure emphasis on talent pathways and the we deliver on the vision of cricket being the fixture well into the future. future strength of the game. Australia’s favourite sport, and a sport and India played an ODI at At the grassroots, Queensland for all Australians. A renewed effort to the Gabba as part of the lead-in to the contributed strong participation numbers engage with females, the Indigenous and Cricket World Cup, but Brisbane’s biggest as part of a national upward surge. Multi-cultural communities will stem from round match of the CWC – Australia For the first time, participation exceeded this shared vision.

Joe Burns made his Test debut during the summer The Konica Minolta Queensland Fire prepare for action

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It is worth noting here that we continue Indies in the historic match. The Pavilion Wedding and Conference centre. After operating that arm of the to work productively and proactively with The Konica Minolta Queensland Fire Cricket Australia, and collaboratively with business inhouse for almost a decade, the were fiercely competitive once again, our near neighbours, the Bupa National time has come for us to focus more on just missing out on a finals berth in the Cricket Centre. our core business of cricket. WT20 and making the semi-finals of the Off the field, there was a significant shift WNCL competitions. To that end, myself and senior in Queensland Cricket’s governance management undertook a series Their strong form was recognised post- model, with the Chairman’s report of roadshows throughout the State season with five players – Holly Ferling, detailing the steps which led to its during the year, which helped to build Jessica Jonassen, Grace Harris, Delissa successful introduction. and strengthen connections with the Kimmince and – awarded grassroots, especially in regional areas. While the Brisbane Heat disappointed Southern Stars playing contracts for As well, we worked hard to bring cricket in its performance in the KFC T20 Big 2015-16. Jessica went onto to star on the to as many venues as possible, with Bash League, it was a different story away Women’s Ashes tour, claiming player of international women’s matches played from the playing arena, with the franchise the match in her Test debut, while Grace on the Gold Coast, Cricket World Cup generating its highest ever domestic made her WT20I debut after being a practice games featuring Ireland and profit result of $693,888. replacement for Delissa. Scotland, Australia ‘A’ games in and an Indian provincial team playing in English import Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff The announcement that the Women’s Central Queensland and Wide Bay. was warmly embraced wherever he went, Big Bash League that will be launched in and won over fans old and new. The Heat 2015-16 would feature a team from the cracked 100,000 fans for its four home Brisbane Heat was warmly welcomed by AUSTRALIAN games, and finished with the highest TV Queensland Cricket. We believe that the ratings of any team. additional Heat team will successfully REPRESENTATIVES Inaugural Heat Principal sponsors Linc generate greater interest in the game Energy became the longest associated and inspire more girls and women to play MEN Joe Burns (Test) major sponsors with a BBL team, cricket and support their heroes. extending their arrangement to a fifth Ryan Harris (Test) We thank the naming rights sponsors for and final year. We thank them sincerely Nathan Reardon – T20I our two elite State teams in my FootDR for their resolute commitment to the team Cameron Boyce – T20I and Konica Minolta and look forward to and look forward to finishing on a high our continuing association with them. in BBL|05. In the same vein, Heat major WOMEN sponsors Betta Home Living extended One of the key outcomes from our Jessica Jonassen (ODI, T20I) their commitment to the team and we current Strategic Plan is to achieve Delissa Kimmince (ODI, T20I) gratefully acknowledge their generous financial freedom and establish significant Holly Ferling (T20I) support. reserves to enable us to better service The my FootDR Queensland Bulls the game across the State. We have performed strongly in their early season identified the future of the Queensland AUSTRALIAN one-day competition, with the Gabba Cricket Headquarters precinct as having REPRESENTATIVES hosting the first half of the Matador special relevance to this process and are BBQs Cup tournament, and came home working on the short, medium and long- INDOOR with a wet sail in the Sheffield Shield term plans for the venue. MEN competition, but did not feature in a Final We have been fortunate for nearly a Lyle Teske (c) this season. decade to have enjoyed the outstanding Rob Fitzgerald The Bulls though showed an eye for support from the Peter Burge XI, a group Rhys Dearness the future, with ten debutants earning of like-minded cricket and business their first baggy maroon caps during the enthusiasts who have contributed Andy Byrne summer to build strongly for the future. generously through the Australian Sports Foundation to the WOMEN Queensland did claim the Cricket Field precinct. (c) Australia Spirit of Cricket award, the Ashleigh Doble Benaud Family Trophy, that was presented On a similar note, we continue to work Dulane Carson to the team in the week that the much closely with the Bulls Masters, the Wendy Kemp admired passed away. Wanderers (Qld) and Lord’s Taverners organisations and thank them for their Benaud had many ties with the Gabba commitment to cricket in Queensland. AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS over his illustrious career as player and Cameron Trask broadcaster, the most notable of course An aspect of our business that has Adam McDermott being the famous Tied Test when he changed during this process is securing captained Australia against the West Zen Catering to run and manage AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY Tony Hampson (c) Mitchell English Ben O’Connell

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 5 | CEO’S REPORT

Queensland’s attractiveness as a winter agreement with CA, good government touring and playing destination will stand support and strong leadership and the State in good stead in years to come management. The headwind we confront when it comes to taking elite cricket includes building our cash reserves to to the regions. Likewise, Queensland’s support future funding of the game, and strength in its Indoor facilities has seen those intangibles around future facilities us the State of choice for hosting rights and infrastructure. to national and international tournaments I would like to thank Chairman Jim once again. The centre owners and staff Holding and the Queensland Cricket deserve our thanks for putting on such a Board for their support and direction good show when called upon. during the year. Thank you also to the Overall, the past 12 months has been hard-working Queensland Cricket staff a largely positive step forward in the for their enthusiastic efforts in what is a development of Queensland Cricket. period of significant change as we aspire Achieving a positive operating profit to be a leading sporting organisation. and cash at bank is a step in the Our game could not grow and prosper right direction, although we still have without the unstinting support of our significant challenges of building cash many grassroots volunteers. We are reserves for the continued support of the indebted to all the parents, managers, QCHQ precinct and other unexpected coaches, administrators and club officials challenges that we may confront. We who do so much good work for cricket. had a tailwind in the shape of increased participation, secured funding under the GEOFF COCKERILL second year of the minimum guarantee Chief Executive Officer Fire star Grace Harris launches a big shot

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% 52% 15 REGIONAL DISTANCE TRAVELLED BY QUEENSLAND CRICKET STAFF SCHOOL 148,732 2013-14 PARTICIPANTS % 300,000+ CLUB + 48 km/yr x7.5 x12 BRISBANE COMMUNITY 49,175 = = PARTICIPANTS INDOOR 34,272 TOTAL PARTICIPATION IN QUEENSLAND 30% 232,179 FEMALE

% 66.4 26% % % 49,357 72,774 57 297 MILO T20 MILO OF CLUB/COMMUNITY MILO BLAST SCHOOL in2CRICKET PARTICIPANTS WERE T20 BLAST CUP SKILLS JUNIOR AND YOUTH (5-18 YEARS)

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| 6 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 BULLS AWARDS

IAN HEALY TROPHY BULLS PLAYERS’ PLAYER BULLS ONE-DAY PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2014-15: James Hopes PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2014-15: Joe Burns 2013-14: James Hopes 2014-15: Usman Khawaja 2013-14: James Hopes 2012-13: 2013:14: Usman Khawaja 2012-13 Chris Hartley 2011-12: Chris Hartley 2012-13: Chris Hartley 2011-12 2010-11: James Hopes 2011-12: Nathan Reardon 2010-11 James Hopes 2009-10: Ben Cutting 2010-11: Chris Lynn 2009-10: Chris Hartley 2008-09: Lee Carseldine 2009-10: Lee Carseldine 2008-09: Lee Carseldine 2007-08: Ashley Noffke 2008-09: 2007-08: Ashley Noffke 2006-07: Clinton Perren 2007-08: James Hopes 2006-07: Ashley Noffke 2005-06: 2006-07: Clinton Perren 2005-06: Andy Bichel 2004-05: Andy Bichel 2005-06: James Hopes 2004-05: James Hopes 2003-04: Stuart Law 2004-05: 2003-04: Stuart Law 2002-03: Clinton Perren 1997-03: Not presented 2002-03: 2001-02: 1996-97: Geoff Foley 2001-02: Jimmy Maher 2000-01: 2000-01: 1999-00: Andy Bichel BULLS AWARD 1999-00: Michael Kasprowicz 1998-99: Jimmy Maher 2014-15: 1998-99: Andy Bichel 1997-98: Andrew Symonds 2013-14: Joe Burns 2012-13: Chris Hartley BULLS SHEFFIELD SHIELD BULLS TWENTY20 2011-12: Chris Hartley PLAYER OF THE YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010-11: Chris Hartley 2014-15: Joe Burns 2010-11: James Hopes 2009-10: Chris Simpson 2013-14: Peter Forrest 2009-10: James Hopes 2008-09: James Hopes 2012-13: James Hopes 2008-09: Lee Carseldine 2007-08: Nathan Reardon 2011-12: Chris Hartley 2007-08: 2006-07: James Hopes 2010-11: James Hopes 2006-07: 2005-06: Chris Hartley 2009-10: Chris Hartley 2004-05: James Hopes 2008-09: Chris Hartley 2007-08: Ashley Noffke 2006-07: Andy Bichel 2005-06: Andy Bichel 2004-05: Andy Bichel 1997-03: Not presented 1996-97: Andy Bichel

ACA / CRICKET AUSTRALIA AWARDS

SHEFFIELD SHIELD MATADOR BBQS CUP SHEFFIELD SHIELD TEAM OF THE YEAR TEAM OF THE YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR Ed Cowan (Tasmania), Usman Khawaja (vc) (Queensland), (WA) Joe Burns (Queensland), (Tasmania), (), (c) (), MATADOR BBQS CUP Adam Voges (c) (Western Australia), (SA), PLAYER OF THE YEAR Callum Ferguson (South Australia), Joe Burns (Queensland), Cameron White (Vic) (Western Australia), Ryan Carters (NSW), (), Evan Gulbis (Tasmania), BRADMAN YOUNG James Hopes (vc) (Queensland), Nathan Coulter-Nile (WA), CRICKETER OF THE YEAR (Victoria), (WA), (NSW) Andrew Fekete (Tasmania), (NSW), (Victoria). (SA). 12th man: (Western 12th man: Chris Hartley (Queensland) Australia)

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 7 | MY FOOT DR QUEENSLAND BULLS

The 2014-15 my FootDR Queensland Bulls squad and support staff: Front (l-r): Chris Brennan (Strength & Conditioning), Marnus Labuschagne, Cameron Boyce, Chris Hartley, James Hopes (c), Justin Sternes (interim coach), Usman Khawaja, Nathan Reardon, Joe Burns, Mohsin Sheikh (analyst). Middle (l-r): Gavin Fitness (fielding coach), Michael Philipson, , Jason Floros, Nick Buchanan, Ben Cutting, , , , Martin Love (physiotherapist). Back (l-r): Simon Price (Strength & Conditioning Coach), Alister McDermott, Mark Steketee, , Charlie Hemphrey, , Ben McDermott, Chris Lynn, James Peirson, Chris Swan ( coach). Absent: Ryan Harris, Stuart Law.

Season 2014-15 was one of milestones, records and debuts for the my Foot Dr James Hopes continued to be the Bulls rock with Queensland Bulls. 10 players; Nick Stevens, Michael Philipson, Simon Milenko, the ball, leading Queensland’s count for Mark Steketee, Matthew Renshaw, Charlie Hemphrey, Jack Wildermuth, Marnus the second consecutive season. While stepping Labuschagne, Cameron Brimblecombe and Ben McDermott were welcomed as first- away from the captaincy in 2015-16, Hopes is still class players for the Bulls, while Peter George played his first game in Queensland expected to play a major on-field role in colours having previously represented South Australia. the Bulls squad where he will add to his 99 first- The Bulls continued to prove themselves as a consistent side across all competitions, class games. finishing third in the Matador Cup and fourth in the Sheffield Shield. Pushing for a historic third straight one-day title, Queensland fell agonisingly close of reach the competition’s decider after the New South Wales Blues chased down the Bulls’ total of 225 with two wickets and two balls to spare in their knock out final. BULLS AWARDS Queensland’s campaign was undoubtedly highlighted by a day the record books are unlikely to forget at against the Tasmanian Tigers. Set 399 runs TROPHY BULLS for victory, Chris Hartley (142 runs off 120 balls) and Usman Khawaja’s (166 runs off PLAYER OF THE YEAR 110 balls) stand of 280 set a record for the highest opening partnership in Australian Joe Burns domestic one-day history, beating and Ben Dunk’s effort of 277 set just BULLS PLAYERS’ PLAYER hours before. The Bulls total of 3/402 was also the highest run-chase in Australian James Hopes one-day domestic cricket, while the milestone was achieved with an astonishing 16 balls remaining. BUPA SHEFFIELD SHIELD PLAYER OF THE YEAR The Matador Cup proved to be another fruitful limited overs campaign for Khawaja Joe Burns who finished as the tournament’s highest run-scorer with 523 at an average of 74.71. Unfortunately a hand injury ruled him out of the Bulls preliminary final match with NSW. MATADOR CUP PLAYER OF THE YEAR Usman Khawaja Records continued to tumble during Queensland’s Sheffield Shield campaign where a late season surge wasn’t enough to secure the Bulls a place in the competition’s final. BULLS FIELDING AWARD Joe Burns early season form saw him rewarded with a call-up to Australia’s Test side Peter Forrest to play India in Melbourne, before finishing the season as the Bulls leading run-scorer QUEENSLAND ACADEMY OF SPORT with 793 at an average of 52.86. He was also awarded the Ian Healy Trophy for Bulls PLAYER OF THE YEAR Player of the Year and Sheffield Shield Player of the Year. James Peirson Chris Hartley joined an elite club of Australian wicket-keepers to have taken 500 QAS SQUAD (ROOKIE LIST) first-class dismissals and scored 5,000 runs when he achieved both feats in the Bulls’ James Bazley Shield match with Western Australia at . Hartley became the second Ben McDermott Queenslander after Ian Healy and fifth Australian player to reach the rare mark. Ronan McDonald Having missed the first half of the summer after undergoing off-season shoulder Matthew Renshaw surgery, Chris Lynn carved his name into the Queensland record books after hitting a career best 250 against Victoria at the Gabba. Jack Wildermuth Lynn’s knock was the second highest first-class score by a Queenslander at the Gabba Scott Walter and the sixth highest first-class score by a Queensland player; while his 273 run Simon Milenko partnership with Chris Hartley was the highest 5th wicket stand and 19th highest in Queensland history.

| 8 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 KONICA MINOLTA QUEENSLAND FIRE

The Konica-Minolta Queensland Fire during the 2014-15 season: Front (l-r): Nikki Burrow (Physiotherapist), Danielle Hollis, Courtney Hill, Haidee Birkett, Jemma Barsby, Jessica Jonassen. Back (l-r): Brody Grogan (asst coach), Jodie Fields, Grace Harris, , Beth Mooney, Rebecca Hollindale, Felicity Leydon-Davis, Delissa Kimmince, Andy Richards (coach).

Close, but not close enough was the story of the Konica Minolta AWARDS Queensland Fire in season 2014-15. The Fire continued to mature as a squad, and while titles did not eventuate, Queensland can look to the future FIRE PLAYER OF THE YEAR with confidence.The Fire led the WNCL competition for most of the season, Jessica Jonassen winning matches against Western Fury, ACT Meteors, Tasmanian Roar and Southern Scorpions. Unfortunately they stumbled late, losing their semi-final Youth Player of the Year Abigail Godfrey to South Australia and missing the chance to take on eventual winners NSW. Allrounder Jessica Jonassen was a stand-out, despite suffering a knee injury WNCL PLAYER OF THE YEAR that saw her miss the end of the domestic season in order to be fit for the Jessica Jonassen 2015 Ashes campaign for the Southern Stars. In just five games, Jonassen amassed 197 runs at 49.25 but was not to be overshadowed by her bowling, WNCL TEAM OF THE YEAR Courtney Hill which yielded 11 scalps at 13.36 apiece. Her fellow allrounder Grace Harris was also effective, hitting 152 runs and taking 10 wickets at 15.80. WT20 TEAM OF THE YEAR The Fire had the benefit of Jodie Fields being available for Queensland for Delissa Kimmince the whole season, following her decision to stand down from international Jessica Jonassen cricket earlier in 2014. Fields, the former Southern Stars captain, channelled her energies into for the Fire, hitting 240 runs at an average of QAS SQUAD (ROOKIES) Abigail Godfrey 120.00. Along the way, she also provided valuable input to rising wicket- keeper/batter Beth Mooney. Lexie Muller Alice Smith In the WT20, the Fire finished in third spot in the regular season, one point behind leaders NSW and equal on points with Victoria. Queensland needed to beat Victoria in its final round and prevailed in a rain-affected clash to win under the Duckworth/Lewis method. However the Spirit went through to the Final on percentages, with NSW winning its second major title of the season. The Fire recorded wins over both NSW and Victoria though during the WT20 tournament as they again showed their skill and depth were well suited to Twenty20 cricket. Southern Stars T20 allrounder Delissa Kimmince (248 runs), Grace Harris (238 runs) and Jessica Jonassen (229 runs) were all impressive with the bat, with Kimmince scoring at a of 124. Fields was also eye-catching with a highest score of 80 . Spinner Jemma Barsby, a Commonwealth Bank Shooting Stars (U23) selection, was superb with the ball, claiming 19 wickets at 13.15 with an economy rate of 6.09.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 9 | BRISBANE HEAT

Heater is always a hit with the kids A season that promised much ultimately delivered the bitterest of pills for AWARDS Brisbane Heat fans, players and management. A 2-6 record meant that the Heat finished eighth in BBL|04, a result that saw MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Peter Forrest coach Stuart Law and captain James Hopes step down from their respective roles at the end of the tournament. PLAYER’S PLAYER While the nature of T20, and the BBL, is such that a season can turn on the Jimmy Peirson smallest of things, the Heat did not have a lot go right at crucial moments. PLAYER (MATCHES) The loss of key overseas signing West Indian spinner on the CA Lynn 8 eve of the tournament due to injury had a flow-on effect with planning and JR Hopes 8 personnel. JJ Peirson 8 Our remaining international contingent of , Stephen Parry and NJ Reardon 7 Andrew Flintoff all performed admirably, with Flintoff’s engaging nature on BCJ Cutting 7 and off the field winning the former English international a whole new legion A Flintoff 7 of fans. DT Christian 7 PJ Forrest 6 Off the field, the season was successful for the Heat, with average crowd RM Duffield 6 attendance and membership numbers the highest they have ever been. DL Vettori 5 Brisbane broke the 100,000 mark for attendances for its four home games, MT Steketee 4 the first time it has achieved such a feat. JA Burns 3 The Heat also provided the highest average TV ratings on host broadcasters JS Floros 3 Network Ten. S Milenko 3 Batsman Chris Lynn continued to be a stand-out for Brisbane with his clean CJ Gannon 3 hitting and scoring ability ensuring he was the only player named in the BBL SD Parry 2 Team of the Tournament, while Peter Forrest again demonstrated versatility AC McDermott 1 and commitment to finish as the team’s MVP. Unlike previous seasons, the bowling attack struggled to take wickets consistently. Following a review of Queensland Cricket’s High Performance operations, the decision was taken to split the coaching roles of the my FootDR Queensland Bulls and the Brisbane Heat. Foundation player Daniel Vettori was subsequently named as Heat coach to prepare for BBL|05 and former Test batsman was appointed Bulls coach.

| 10 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 BRISBANE HEAT

STATISTICS BBL|04 TEAM OF THE YEAR Brisbane Heat v () (c) at Brisbane - Jan 11, 2015 BATTING Michael Klinger ( Scorchers) (v-c) Heat 147/6 (20/20 ov);

MOST RUNS () Sixers 148/4 (17.4/20 ov) 243 – Chris Lynn Chris Lynn (Brisbane Heat) Sydney Sixers won by 6 wickets 237 – Peter Forrest v Brisbane Heat 192 – Nathan Reardon (Sydney Sixers) (Sydney Thunder) at Melbourne (Docklands) - Jan 13, 2015 Heat 80 (17.3/20 ov); BEST BATTING Tim Ludeman () 81 (35) Chris Lynn v Hurricanes Renegades 81/5 (14/20 ov) John Hastings (Melbourne Stars) 62no (56) Peter Forrest v Sixers Renegades won by 5 wickets Jason Behrendorf () 62 (43) Peter Forrest v Hurricanes Brisbane Heat v Hurricanes (Perth Scorchers) 57 (35) Jimmy Peirson v Hurricanes at Brisbane - Jan 15, 2015 Adam Zampa (Adelaide Strikers) 52no (40) Nathan Reardon v Scorchers Heat 198/6 (20/20 ov); (Perth Scorchers) BEST STRIKE RATE Hurricanes 180/8 (20/20 ov) 148.17 – Chris Lynn MATCH RESULTS Heat won by 18 runs 145.05 – Jimmy Peirson Sydney Thunder v Brisbane Heat Overall record of 2-6 in BBL|04 144.56 – Ben Cutting at Sydney - Dec 21, 2014 Failed to make semi-finals, finished 8/8 MOST SIXES Thunder 208/1 (20/20 ov); 10 – Nathan Reardon Heat 152 (17.5/20 ov) 10 – Chris Lynn Sydney Thunder won by 56 runs 9 – Ben Cutting’ Brisbane Heat v Melbourne Stars MOST FOURS at Brisbane - Dec 28, 2014 24 – Chris Lynn Heat 164/8 (20/20 ov); 23 – Peter Forrest Stars 163/7 (20/20 ov) 13 – Jimmy Peirson/Nathan Reardon Heat won by 1 run BOWLING v Brisbane Heat Most Wickets at Hobart - Jan 2, 2015 6 – Heat 208/6 (20/20 ov); 5 – RyanDuffield Hurricanes 209/4 (19/20 ov) 5 – James Hopes Hurricanes won by 6 wickets BEST BOWLING (MIN 3 WKTS) 3-28 (4) – v Melbourne Brisbane Heat v Adelaide Strikers Stars at Brisbane - Jan 4, 2015 Heat 152/6 (20/20 ov); BEST ECONOMY RATE Strikers 158/5 (18.5/20 ov) 6.81 – James Hopes 7.47 – Mark Steketee Strikers won by 5 wickets 8.00 – Dan Christian Perth Scorchers v Brisbane Heat MOST OVERS at Perth - Jan 8, 2015 27 – James Hopes Heat 134/7 (20/20 ov); 21 – Ryan Duffield Scorchers 137/2 (15.5/20 ov) 19 – Dan Vettori Scorchers won by 8 wickets Andy Flintoff was a fan favourite

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 11 | MY FOOT DR PREMIER GRADE

PETER BURGE 2001-02: Greg Rowell MEDAL WINNERS (Western Suburbs) MEDAL WINNERS 2002-03: Aaron Nye 1990-91: Andrew Hammelman (Western Suburbs) 2002-03: Trish Brown (Sth Bris) (Valley) 2003-04: Nathan Rimmington Robert McGhee (Sandgate-Redcliffe) 2003-04: Trish Brown (Toombul) (Wynnum-Manly) 2004-05: Derek Tate 1991-92: Peter Clifford (Toombul) 2004-05: Trish Brown (Toombul) (Wynnum-Manly) 2005-06: Ben Laughlin 1992-93: Andrew Courtice (Wynnum-Manly) 2005-06: Trish Brown (University of Qld) (Wynnum-Manly) 2006-07: Aaron Nye 1993-94: Adam Dale (Western Suburbs) 2006-07: Melissa Bulow (Wynnum-Manly) (Western Suburbs) 2007-08: Glen Batticciotto 1994-95: Dominic Ovenden (Sandgate-Redcliffe) 2007-08: Jude Coleman (Northern Suburbs) (Beenleigh/Logan) Peter Skuse 2008-09: Craig Philipson 2008-09: Melissa Bulow (Toombul) (University of Qld) (Western Suburbs) Scott Prestwidge 2009-10: Chris Lynn (Wynnum-Manly) (Toombul) 2009-10: Melissa Bulow (Western Suburbs) 1995-96: Adam Dale 2010-11: Nick Fitzpatrick (Wynnum-Manly) (Sunshine Coast) 2010-11: Jess Jonassen (University of Qld) 1996-97: Jeff Pfaff (Gold Coast) 2011-12: Brian May 2011-12: Jess Jonassen 1997-98: Paul Argent (South Brisbane) (University of Qld) (South Brisbane) 2012-13: Brad Ipson 2012-13: Jude Coleman 1998-99: Mick Miller (Gold Coast) (Ipswich/Logan) (Northern Suburbs) 2013-14: Simon Milenko 2013-14: Delissa Kimmince 1999-00: Brendan Creevey (Redlands) (Gold Coast) (Sandgate-Redcliffe) 2014-15: Scott Walter 2014-15: Delissa Kimmince 2000-01: Dale Turner (University of Qld) (Gold Coast) (South Brisbane)

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The Brisbane Premier Cricket competition continued to prove itself as one PETER BURGE of Australia’s strongest club competitions in 2014-15, while also acting as a breeding ground for Queensland’s high performance teams. MEDAL LEADER BOARD The University of Queensland were once again the dominant side in men’s 39: Scott Walter (University of Qld) Kookaburra First Grade Competition, making the final in each of the 2-day, 37: Ryan Broad (Wynnum-Manly) one-day and T20 competitions, while taking home two titles to claim the 36: Andrew Robinson (Gold Coast) Damien Mullins Trophy as best overall club. 36: Jack Wildermuth (Valley) University defeated Toombul in the two-day Cam Battersby Cup, with skipper Michael Philipson playing a starring role with 110 runs and five 33: Steve Paulsen (Western Suburbs) wickets for the match. It came despite a stirring 106 not out off just 60 balls 30: Cameron Francis (Valley) by Queensland Imparja Cup allrounder Preston White for Toombul. The 30: (Sunshine Coast) Blues also took out the Cup as T20 Champions after defeating 30: Sean Pearce (Wynnum-Manly) Norths in the final. 29: Andrew Gode (Valley) Wynnum-Manly prevented Uni from taking out a three-peat after putting 28: Preston White (Toombul) in a dominant performance in the one-day final, thanks largely to a brilliant bowling display from new recruit Peter George who claimed the wickets of UQ’s top four batsmen with the score on just 14, eventually finishing with KATH SMITH figures of 4-28 and man of the match honours. MEDAL LEADER BOARD UQ fast-bowler and former my FootDr Queensland Bulls representative Scott Walter’s 53 season wickets at an outstanding average of 11.74 was 35: Delissa Kimmince (Gold Coast) enough to claim the Peter Burge Medal as men’s first-grade Player of the 24: Jodie Fields (Western Suburbs) Year. Another former Queensland player Ryan Broad topped the run scorers 19: Grace Harris (Western Suburbs) list with 823 at 48.41. 18: Taylah Brotherston (Sandgate-Redcliffe) In the women’s first-grade Katherine Raymont Shield competition, 17: Rebecca Hollindale (University of Qld) Sandgate–Redcliffe took out their first ever title in all competitions after defeating Western Suburbs in the T20 Final. 16. Kirby Short (Western Suburbs) Wests took home their own silverware for the season after defeating the Gold Coast in the one-day decider. Queensland Fire all-rounder Delissa Kimmince took out the Kath Smith Medal for Women’s First-Grade Player of the Year with an outstanding return of 13 wickets and 531 runs.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 13 | QUEENSLAND COUNTRY REPRESENTATIVES

Players Years Total C/Ships Players Years Total C/Ships Players Years Total C/Ships Adams, Chris 1 1997-98 2 1 Hall, Wes 1991 1 0 Ryan, Paul 1985 1 0 Allen, Scott 2004-05 2 1 Hampson, Tony 2009-10-11-14-15 5 2 Rynne, Shane 1997-98-99-2000 4 2 Ambrose, Brett 2002 1 1 Hartley, Byron 1985-86 2 0 Salerno, Michael 2005-13-14-15 4 2 Anderson, Michael 2008 1 0 Harris, Andrew 1991 1 0 Scherer, Keith 1992-93-94-96-97 5 1 Anning, Jeff 2007 1 0 Harris, Errol 1990-91-92 3 0 Schloss, Todd 2007-12-14 3 0 Atkinson, Ray 1997-98 2 1 Harrison, Mark 1993-94-95 3 1 Schossow, Greg 1999 1 1 Badke, Brent 2004 1 0 Hislop, 1996 1 0 Schulte, Lou 1986-87-88-89-90 5 1 Baker, Steven 2000-01-02- 8 3 Hoffman, Paul 1993 1 0 Scott, Shane 2011 1 0 03-04-05-07-08 Hogan, Graeme 1989-90-91 3 0 Scuderi, Joe 1987 1 0 Bauer, Bevan 1990 1 0 Horan, Kevin 1988 1 1 Scuderi, Sam 1985-86-87- 6 1 Bichel, Andy 1992 1 0 Horwood, Paul 1995 1 1 88-90-91 Bidgood, Adrian 1992-93-97 3 1 Hutchinson, Paul 1990 1 0 Seigret, Brock 2008 1 0 Boyle, Andrew 2011-12 2 0 Inwood, Brad 1991-94-95 3 1 Seri, Wayne 2002 1 1 Breadsell, Peter 1996 1 0 James, Mathew 2007-08 2 0 Sharrad, Mark 2007-08-09 3 1 Breen, Warren 1989 1 0 Jensen, Matthew 2007 1 0 Sheehan, Justin 2003 1 0 Brennan, Michael 2001-05 2 1 Jesberg, Craig 1998-99-2000-01 4 2 Shine, Justin 1996 1 0 Bridgeman, Darryl 1991-2000-04 3 0 Jesberg, Noel 2000-01 2 1 Short, Wayne 1990-1 1 0 Brown, Bill 1985 1 0 Johnson, Kris 1996-2001-2003 3 1 Sippel, Gerard 1997 1 1 Bryen, Josh 2003 1 0 Jones, Brendon 2011-12 2 0 Sippel, Michael 2005 1 1 Burton, Matthew 2007-10-11-12-13 5 0 Julius, James 2011 1 0 Skau, Craig 1995-96 2 1 Chapman, Craig 1995 1 1 Klosterman, Brad 1991-98 2 0 Smith, Brad 1996-99 2 1 Charles, Keith 2005 1 1 Lehmann, Mark 2012 1 0 Smith, Wayne 1999 1 1 Chisholm, Jonathon 2001 1 0 Leonardi, Mark 1992 1 0 Sorohan, Trent 2012-15 2 1 Coleborn, Danny 1992-93-94-97-98 5 1 Locastro, Graeme 1997-98 2 1 Spanner, Brad 1990-92-93-97 4 1 Colville, Robert 1999-2001 2 1 , Warwick 1986-87-88-89 4 1 Spanner, Dean 1992-97 2 1 Connor, Scott 2001-02 2 1 McCarthy, Shaun 2014-15 2 1 Spencer, Bruce 1987 1 0 Cumming, Kevin 2012 1 0 McCashney, Anthony 1998 1 0 Staff, Russell 1985-88-89 3 1 Cust, Ben 2005 1 1 McDonald, Reece 2005-06 2 2 Stains, Nathan 2002-09-10 3 2 Davey, Glen 1992-93 2 0 McDonald, Steve 1996-97-2004 3 1 Stallard, Grant 1993 1 0 Davidson, Gary 1998 1 0 McElligott, Craig 2012 1 0 Stanley, Grant 1985-86-87 3 0 Dennis, Matthew 2009-10 2 1 McLean, Josh 2012-13 2 0 Stein, Jason 2004-05-06 3 2 Dickfos, Kaden 2014-15 2 1 McTaggart, Jason 1991 1 0 Stenhouse, Paul 1986 1 0 Ditchman, Cavan 2009 1 1 Maben, Ross 1989 1 0 Stout, Brad 2012-13 2 0 Dixon, Troy 1991 1 0 Maher, Tom 2003-04-06 3 1 Temple, Dean 1993-94-95-96 4 1 Dodds, John 1988 1 1 Marriner, Eddie 1988-92 2 1 Teys, Paul 1986-87 2 0 Dowson, Ryan 2007-08- 5 1 Martin, Glen 2010-11 2 0 Thornhill, Matt 1994-95-96 3 1 09-10-11 Martyn, Troy 1995 1 1 Tickle, Andrew 1985-86-87- 5 1 Drinkwater, Brian 1985-86-87-89 4 0 Mason, Lindsay 1987-88-89 3 1 88-89 Drinnen, Peter 1987 1 0 May, Brian 1994-95-98-99- 13 6 Todd, David 1997-98-99-2001 4 2 Durbridge, Michael 2014 1 0 2000-01-02-03- Toohey, Paul 1993-94-95-99- 6 2 Eathorne, Brad 2000 1 1 04-05-06-07-08 2000-03 Eden, Anthony 2014-15 2 1 Milne, Ben 2014 1 0 Toovey, Sean 2006 1 1 Edwards, Brenton 2014-15 2 1 Mitchell, Craig 2010 1 0 Verrenkamp, Michael 1991-92 2 0 Else, David 1999-2002- 5 3 Monaghan, Peter 1987 1 0 Walsh, Andrew 1990 1 0 03-04-05 Moore, Aaron 2006 1 1 Walsh, Mark 1994 1 0 Emery, Kerry 1986-87 2 0 Moore, John 1987 1 0 Ward, Colby 2012 1 0 English, Mitchell 2015 1 1 Murphy, Brad 1990-91-92-93 4 0 Ward, Riley 2013 1 0 Evetts, Kim 2000-01 2 0 Murree, Ashley 2002 1 1 Ware, Andrew 2013 1 0 Evetts, Ryan 2009-10 2 1 Murree, Craig 2002-03-04 3 1 Warden, Michael 1991-94-95-96- 7 3 Feldman, Luke 2006-08-09 3 2 Obst, Matthew 2008 1 0 97-98-2000 Fitzsimmons, Sean 2006-07-08-09-10- 10 3 Oliver, Terry 1985-89-90-93-94 5 0 Watson, Andrew 1999 1 1 11-12-13-14-15 O’Connell, Ben 2012-13-14-15 4 1 Weare, Barry 2010 1 0 Fowler, Nev 1988 1 1 O’Keeffe, Jack 2012-13 2 0 Welsh, Chris 2006 1 1 Frakes, Darren 1999-2000-03-04- 10 5 Paulsen, Geoff 2002-03 2 1 Wells, Todd 2006-07-08-10-11 5 1 05-06-07-08-09-11 Petersen, Rod 1988-90-92-94 4 1 White, Colin 1990 1 0 Franklin, Tom 2008-09-10 3 1 Polzin, Mick 1986 1 0 Williams, Boyd 2004-06 2 1 Frankling, Thomas 2008-11 2 0 Reck, Adrian 1996 1 0 Williams, Russell 1986-87 2 0 Frazer, Wade 2005-06 2 2 Reid, Justin 2014-15 2 1 Wilson, Jim 1990 1 0 Gibb, Paul 1996 1 0 Reimers, Peter 2002-03-08- 6 2 Wilson, Lee 1999-2000-01 3 2 Gillam, Chris 2014 1 0 09-10-11 Wilson, Shane 1996 1 0 Gilmore, Chad 2015 1 1 Richardson, David 2002-04 2 1 Window, Craig 1998-99-2000-01 4 1 Glass, Cameron 2002-03 2 1 Rieck, Tony 1993-94-95 3 1 Winton, Harry 2015 1 1 Glen, Mark 1995 1 1 Roberts, Greg 1987-88-89 3 1 Gurski, Troy 2009 1 1 Rowing, Mitchell 2007 1 0

| 14 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

Queensland Country swept to its Ben O’Connell, Ipswich RESULTS first title at the Australian Country Brenton Edwards, Tully Rd 1(two day) – East-Asia Pacific 146 championships since 2009 in a rain Shaun McArthy, Toowoomba (Edwards 3-35, Salerno 2-12) and 107 affected competition in Bendigo. Trent Sorahan, Gladstone (O’Connell 3-14, Edwards 2-9) After Queensland had seemed out of Chad Gilmore, Gladstone def by Qld 7-240 dec (O’Connell 79, the running following a one-day loss to Harry Winton, Gold Coast Fitzsimmons 75no) and 0-15. NSW and a wash-out of their two-day Michael Salerno, Rd 2 (one day) – Qld 8-182 game against Victoria, the Brahmans Coach: Len Martin (Hampson 33, English 29) roared back into contention courtesy of a thumping double bonus point win over AUSTRALIA COUNTRY XI def by NSW 5-184 (Salerno 2-18) South Australia in the second last round. Rd 3 (two day) – Qld v Vic – match Tony Hampson (captain) Gold Coast paceman Harry Winton drawn due to rain. Qld 3-129 - Queensland Country (Dickfos 48no) claimed 4-15 from nine overs while Andrew Frick (vice-captain) Cairns seamer Brenton Edwards nabbed Rd 4 (one day) – SA 105 - South Australia Country 2-0 and Gladstone quick Trent Sorohan (Winton 4-15, Edwards 2-0, Sorohan 2-34) took 2-34 as South Australia was Mitchell English def by Qld 0-109 (English 56no, Fox 46no) - Queensland Country out for 105 in 37.3 overs. Rd 5 (one day) – WA 163 (Edwards In reply, Mackay opener Mitchell English Ben Smith 4-39, McCarthy 3-22) def by Qld 7-166 belted a run-a-ball 56 while Gerard Fox - South Australia Country (O’Connell 48, Dickfos 37no) produced a composed 46 from 43 balls Mitchell Winter-Irving as Queensland raced to 0-109 from just - Victoria Country STANDINGS 16.2 overs. Ben O’Connell 1 Queensland Country 23 The Brahmans then defeated second- - Queensland Country 2 Victoria Country 17 placed Western Australia in the final Jason Kila 3 New South Wales Country 15 round, finishing six points clear of - East Asia-Pacific 4 Western Australia Country 14 Victoria to take out the championship. Adam Ward 5 South Australia Country 9 The win over WA was inspired by - Victoria Country 6 East Asia Pacific 3 Cairns paceman Brenton Edwards, Adam Somerfield who claimed 4-39 from nine overs, and - South Australia Country BRAHMAN STATISTICS Ipswich allrounder Ben O’Connell. Shayne Bidwell (Leading runs-scorers, minimum 100 runs) O’Connell, the former captain back in - Western Australia Country Ben O’Connell 166 @ 55.33 the side after a year’s absence, scored Tim Cox Mitchell English 135 @ 33.75 Kaden Dickfos 116 @ 58.00 an important 48 as he and Gympie - New South Wales Country allrounder Kaden Dickfos (37no) steered Gerard Fox 111 @ 27.75 Richard Tibbett the Brahmans to 7-166 in reply to WA’s (Leading wicket-takers, minimum 5 wkts) total of 163. - Victoria Country Brenton Edwards 11 @ 9.36 Coach: Lenny Martin Queensland wicket-keeper and captain Harry Winton 7 @ 16 - Queensland Country Tony Hampson was named skipper of Shaun McCarthy 7 @ 16.57 the honourary All-Australian Country Manager: Russell Dennis Michael Salerno 7 @ 17.71 XI, along with Mackay opener Mitchell - Queensland Country Trent Sorohan 6 @ 21.67 English and O’Connell, who was named player of the tournament. He was the leading runs-scorer with 166 runs at 55.3 as well as contributing three wickets and four catches. Edwards finished with 11 wickets at 9.36 to be Queensland’s leading wicket-taker. Australian Country Championships, Bendigo, 5-12 January 2015. 2014-15 QUEENSLAND COUNTRY BRAHMANS Tony Hampson (c), Townsville Justin Reid, Cairns Mitchell English, Mackay Kaden Dickfos, Gympie Sean Fitzsimmons, Gold Coast Anthony Eden, Moura

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 15 | IMPARJA CUP

The Queensland Imparja Cup team fell just Rd 6 – SA 42 in 14 overs (Coolwell 4-5, White BLACK CAPS – MEN’S SQUAD: short of clinching another national Indigenous 3-4) def by Qld 1-43 in 6.3 overs (White 22no, title in 2014-15 with some eye-catching McDermott 17no). Rohan Wight (VIC) performances in the red centre. Rd 7 – Qld 3-108 in 20 overs (White 31, Preston White (QLD) Queensland made the Final against Western Weare 23, Trask 22no) def by Vic 4-111 in Cameron Trask (QLD) Australia but was unable to produce the 19.3 overs (White 1-9, Martin 1-21). Nathan Price (NSW) barns-storming form in the decider that had Callan Morse (TAS) Semi-Final: Qld 8-111 in 20 overs (Trask 58no, Ayden McGregor-Baptista (SA) swept them into title contention, falling three Strange 26) def Vic 72 in 19 overs (Melville runs short in a tight, low-scoring game. Zac Chapman (TAS) 2-9, Thompson 2-15, McDermott 2-20). Josh Chapman (TAS) Experienced allrounder Preston White was Grand Final: WA 5-94 in 20 overs (Melville Wade King (VIC) a stand-out, scoring 187 runs and taking 2-8) def Qld 6-91 in 20 overs (Strange 27, Craig Jones (WA) 12 wickets, a performance which earned him White 24) Bhodi Walker (VIC) the player of the tournament award. Dane Ugle (WA) Another season campaigner, Wynnum- STANDINGS Preston White (QLD) and Ashleigh Manly batsman Cameron Trask, hit the Gardner (NSW) were named Players of the second highest score of the tournament for Vic 10 Tournament for the Men’s and Women’s Queensland with 58 not out while Norths WA 8 State Divisions respectively. opener Michael Strange also hit an unbeaten NSW 8 half century. Qld 8 SA 4 2015 NATIONAL Rookie Valley product Jake Coolwell had Tas 4 the best individual bowling return for the NT 0 INDIGENOUS SQUAD Maroons, taking a remarkable 4-5 in a must- (played matches at NCC in July 2015) win game over South Australia. White and Trask were named in the Black 2015 QUEENSLAND Brendan Smith (NSW) Caps team of the tournament, while young IMPARJA CUP SQUAD Lain Beckett (NSW) Toowoomba paceman Nathan Price (NSW) was named alongside Trask and White in Michael Strange – Norths (Noonuccal) Brandon King (NT) the National Indigenous squad that played Preston White – Toombul (Bidjara) Brendan Doggett (Qld) matches at the Bupa National Cricket Centre Cameron Trask – Wynnum-Manly Cameron Trask (Qld) during the winter. (Waka Waka\ Kullili) Preston White (Qld) Barry Weare – Mulgrave combined Ayden McGregor-Baptista (SA) CA Tableland (Yidinji) Luke Lavender (SA) RESULTS Adam McDermott – Wynnum-Manly Ryan Lees (TAS) (Muninjala) Zac Chapman (TAS) Rd 1 – WA 9-104 in 20 overs (Weare 2-8, Cameron Moodie – Northern Brothers Ben Abbatangelo (Vic) Thompson 2-16, White 2-17) def by Qld 1-109 Diggers Toowoomba (Gunggari) D’arcy Short (WA) in 18.3 overs (Strange 50no, Trask 27no) Mark Thompson – Toombul (Dungatti) Michael Bailey (WA) Rd 2 – Tas 2-134 in 20 overs (Trask 2-20) def Daley Martin – Toowoomba Wests (Gunggari) Qld 81 in 17.3 overs (Weare 40). Alex Melville – Gold Coast (Kamilaroi) Rd 3 – NT 9-87 in 20 overs (White 3-15, Tyran Eggmolesse – Boyne Island (Gurang) Weare 2-11, Coolwell 2-17) def by Qld 1-88 Jake Coolwell – Valley District Cricket Club in 14.2 overs (White 60no). (Munanjhalli Goreng) Rd 4 – NSW 6-99 in 20 overs (White 2-8, Brendan Doggett – Wests Cricket Club (Worimi) Doggett 2-14) def by Qld 5-100 in 19.4 overs Jackson Paton - Toombul (Butchulla & (Trask 32, White 25). Gubbi Gubbi) Coaches: Michael Mainhardt, Joe Marsh Rd 5 – bye

| 16 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 INDOOR CRICKET QUEENSLAND THUNDER – 19 & UNDER MAROON: OPEN MEN: Blaine Schloss Matt Schubert Lyle Teske Nathan Battaglene Adam Toussaint Tristan Hoarau Rob Fitzgerald Jogen Pedersen Andy Byrne Jeremy Crighton Rhys Dearness Jayden Davey Andrew Roiko Chris Day Lachlan Shine QUEENSLAND Josh Reisenliter Corey Galloway Jake Rebgetz Andrew Boyle LIGHT ING Lachlan Sticklen Adam McDermott Simon Landrigan Coach: Mark Hall Hayden Searle Manager: Jason Douglas Coach: Brenton Brien Australia dominated the 2014 Indoor Manager: Grant MacQuarrie Cricket World Cup taking out the title 19 & UNDER WHITE: in all four divisions (Open Men, Open Women, Under 20 Ladies, Under 20 QUEENSLAND LIGHTNING - Joel Cox Men’s). For the Open Men this is now Jakob Frerichs their 8th World Cup win having not lost OPEN WOMEN: Brayden Dunbar Mitch Verco one since it began in 1995. Ashleigh Doble Brandon McKenzie The Queensland sides all had strong Peta Maloney Dan O’Keefe seasons. The open men’s side finished Dulane Carson Brandon Sabburg top of the ladder with 64 points but Trent Kunde were unable to replicate their success Jude Coleman Brad Williams from last year going down to ACT in the Shelley Savage Wade Martens grand final. Queensland finished runner Alison Nagle Jordan Flyod up in the 19 and Under Men’s side as Kirby Short well as the Open Women’s team. Samantha Dixon Coach: Dale Gardner In the Lord Taverners competition for Kaitlyn Harris Manager: Ron Olsen the intellectually disabled Queensland Courtney Hewitt finished top of the ladder a comfortable Coach: Bruce Arnold 37 points ahead of the next best Manager: Wendy Dixon Victoria. They continued their form into the grand final and convincingly beating South Australia 99 to 26. Lyle Teske, Robert Fitzgerald, Rhys Dearness, Adam McDermott, Andrew Boyle, Corey Galloway as well as Tristan Hoarau and Blaine Schloss (development players) were all selected for Australian team. Peta Maloney, Donna Dalby (coach) and Meleah Harris (manager) were chosen for the Australian women’s team. Tristan Hoarau, Blaine Schloss, Adrian Lascu, Jaymen McLean and Lachlan Sticklen were all chosen for the men’s 19 and under Australia team, while Brett Wilson (player of the series), Haydn Brumm, Nick Stallan, James Rossiter and Darryl Williams (coach) were picked for the Lord Taverners All-Star team. Queensland Captain Lyle Teske was awarded the 2014 Alan Wilson medal while David Searle from the Queensland Taverners was named player of the match in the Taverners grand final.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 17 | SPONSORS

Brisbane Heat Principal Sponsor Brisbane Heat Major Sponsor BRISBANE HEAT SPONSORS Toyota Triple M / B105 Bmag Principal sponsor since the The Heat’s first major sponsor signed My Foot Doctor Heat’s inception. in BBL|02. Masuri Channel Ten Commonwealth Bank PPQ Story Bridge Hotel

Naming rights sponsor of the Queensland Bulls and Premier Grade competitions.

QUEENSLAND CRICKET Qld Cricket Major Support Sponsors SPONSORS Kookaburra Ticketmaster Funding for the development of the Official soft drink, energy drink, sports drink and game Statewide. bottled water supplier to Queensland Cricket. Toyota Yellow Cabs New Balance

Major sponsor of Queensland Women’s Cricket Official sponsor and Queensland Cricket’s and the Queensland Fire. banking partner.

Major sponsor of the Official beer of The official automotive partner of Cricket T20 Challenge Queensland Cricket Australia and Queensland Cricket.

The • Doug Barton • Tom Forrester • Dr Richard Williams Peter Burge • Peter Bell • Spencer Grammar • John Gowdie • Tony Coutts • John Pearce • Graham Oldham XI • Peter Evans • Mick Power AM QC acknowledges the contribution of members of the Peter Burge XI, generous supporters via donations to the Australian Sports Foundation.

| 18 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES

Players who have represented Australia while playing for Queensland (to 31 May 2013)

Player Test Tests ODI ODI’s T20 T20’s Player Test Tests ODI ODI’s T20 T20’s Career Career Career Career Career Career Allan, PJ 1965 1 Kent, MF 1981 3 1981 5 Archer, KA 1950-51 5 Kerr, RB 1985 2 1985 4 Archer, RG 1953-56 19 Khawaja, U 2011- 9 2013- 3 Bichel, AJ 1997-2003 19 1997-2004 67 Laughlin, B 2009 5 2009 1 Border, AR 1978-94* 156 1979-94* 273 Law, SG 1995 1 1994-99 54 Boyce, CJ 2014- 5 Lindwall, RR 1946-60* 61 Brown, WA 1934-48* 22 Love, ML 2002-03 5 Burge, PJ 1955-66 42 Lynn, C 2014- 2 Burn, JA 2014- 2 2015- 4 Mackay, KD 1956-63 37 Carlson, PH 1979 2 1979 4 Maclean, JA 1978-79 4 1979 2 Chappell, GS 1970-84* 87 1971-83 74 Maguire, JN 1983-84 3 1983-84 23 Coningham, A 1894 1 Maher, JP 1998-2003 26 Cosier, GJ 1975-78 18 1975-79 9 McCool, CL 1946-50 14 Cutting, BCJ 2013 4 2013 3 McDermott, CJ 1984-96 71 1985-96 138 Dale, AC 1998-99 2 1997-2000 30 McLaren, JW 1912 1 Dell, AR 1971-74 2 Muller, SA 1999 2 Duncan, JRF 1971 1 Noffke, AA 2007-08 2 Dymock, G 1974-80 21 1974-80 15 Nothling, OE 1928 1 Forrest, PJ 2011- 15 Ogilvie, AD 1977-78 5 Grout, ATW 1957-66 51 Oxenham, RK 1928-31 7 Harris, RJ 2010-15 27 2009-2012 21 2010 3 Rackemann, CG 1982-91 12 1983-91 52 Hartigan, MJ 1908 2 Reardon, N 2014- 2 Hauritz, NM 2004 1 2002-03 8 Ritchie, GM 1982-87 30 1982-87 44 Hayden, ML 1994-2009 103 1993-2008 161 2005-07 9 Symonds, A 2004-09 26 1998-2009 198 2005-09 14 Healy, IA 1988-99 119 1988-97* 168 Tallon, D 1946-53 21 Hohns, TV 1989 7 Taylor, PL 1987-91 13 1987-92 83 Hopes, JR 2005- 84 2005- 12 Thomson, JR 1972-85 51 1975-85 83 Hornibrook, PM 1929-30 6 Thurlow, HM 1932 1 Hurwood, A 1930-31 2 Trimble, GS 1986 2 Jennings, CB 1912 6 Veivers, TR 1963-67 21 Johnson, LJ 1948 1 Wessels, KC 1982-85 24 1983-85 54 Kasprowicz, MG 1996-2006 38 1995-2005 43 2005 2

Ryan Harris and Joe Burns Cameron Boyce

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 19 | STATE YOUTH TEAMS

Isaac Fisher salutes

Tom Healy keeps for Australia

Queensland enjoyed mixed fortunes in its elite youth pathway competitions in 2014-15, but the groundwork has been laid for a bright future ahead for the State’s promising male and female cricketers.

The Under-15 Girls’ team finished second in the National titles, and the Under-18 Girls’ took out third spot to give plenty of encouragement for the growth of Queensland’s elite female depth.

Changes to Cricket Australia’s Player Pathway initiatives in 2015 will also deliver greater access for young players, with expanded carnivals at Under-15, Under-17 an Under-19 levels for males and Under-15 and Under-18 level for females.

2014-15 YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Queensland Under 19 Boys National Championships – 4th Queensland Under 17 Boys National Championships – 8th Queensland Under 18 Girls National Championships – 3rd Queensland Under 15 Girls National Championships – 2nd

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Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 21 | PARTICIPATION

One of the key pillars of Queensland Cricket’s 2014-2017 Strategy revolves around increasing participation and inspiring the next generation of players, fans and volunteers. This focus, which mirrors Cricket Australia’s national strategy, has enabled Queensland to make handsome gains in recent years in terms of the numbers of individuals who have direct touch points with the sport. As noted elsewhere in this Report, Queensland has led the country in growth with an overall increase of 60% in participants since 2010, For the first time, participation in Queensland exceeded 230,000, a 15 percent rise on last year. Among the big improvers were MILO In2CRICKET and MILO T20 Blast, MILO T20 Blast Schools Cup and club junior cricket, all pitched at entry level fun and skills development. Modified games at club level in particular provide participants with greater access to the more traditional format of the game. Cricket in schools is also delivering in this space, as are enhanced relationships between clubs and schools to provide more streamlined access for participants. The Australian Cricket Census breakdown revealed that 57 percent of our community participants were aged between 5 and 18. The growth in entry level competitions is exciting, while the challenge now is to work harder to retain and attract teenagers. Nationally, Cricket Australia’s official 2014-15 census has revealed that 1.2 million Australians played the game, a rise of nine percent on the previous census period, meaning it is now Australia’s number one participation sport, according to specialist researchers Street Ryan. The participation numbers being generated in Queensland provide us with an excellent opportunity to broaden our focus as a governing body, and identify areas and aspects of the game that would benefit from greater resourcing.

| 22 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Infrastructure around the State, including maintenance and year. Regionally, Darling Downs & South West recorded the replacement of existing facilities, is one area that will have highest participation breakdown for outdoor cricket, while increased scrutiny, as will the identification of new facilities Central Queensland and North Queensland produced large into the future. spikes in attendances compared to last year. Partnerships with government at all levels will continue to It is worth noting that the majority of regional centres be an important element of our ability to best serve the recorded large increases in participant numbers following participant base at a grassroots level, and to expose as the allocation of increased human resources in their areas many people in the community as possible to the benefits of following strategic funding from Queensland Cricket and cricket as an organised sport. Cricket Australia. Around the State, the breakdown between Metropolitan and Looking ahead to 2017 and cricket has targeted greater Regional participation clearly identifies one of Queensland’s engagement with females and the Indigenous and Multi- unique selling points from a national perspective. Unlike cultural communities to sustain further growth. several States, there is almost an even split between city and Queensland Cricket will continue to engage positively with country when it comes to the spread of participation. our current and future participants as we deliver on the vision This is a positive in that it indicates that regionally based of cricket being Australia’s favourite sport, and a sport for all competitions and structures are delivering on cricket’s vision Australians. to grow the game. The Census has identified some obvious ‘hot spots’, with JOHN STOCK near neighbouring South Coast and Brisbane South zones General Manager recording the two highest participation figures for outdoor Game & Market Development cricket, and Logan producing a 20 percent increase on last

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 23 | OBITUARIES

Queensland Cricket noted with sadness WARWICK TORRENS the passing of several dedicated servants of the game during 2014-15. 14 January 1935 – 18 August 2015) Noted cricket historian Warwick Torrens passed away in August 2015 after a long GRANTLEY EVANS illness. (10 August 1930 – 26 July 2015) A Life Member of the Australian Cricket The secretary of the Queensland Cricket Society Queensland, he was a long-time Association from 1979 to 1991, Grantley supporter and volunteer with Queensland Evans was the steady hand who oversaw a Country Cricket. significant era of change in Queensland. Evans, who passed away in Melbourne Born in Maleny, Queensland, in 1935, in July, 2015, began his duties under the he played cricket for many country direction of the late Norm McMahon, an clubs including Maleny, Cooroy, Noosa, old-style, autocratic administrator of a 19- Palmwoods, Maroochy, Eastern Suburbs in man Executive committee, and finished in Errold La Frantz Brisbane and Thornlands. the wake of the appointment of the His interest in the statistical and historical State’s first ever Chief Executive Officer, side of the game commenced after and a more stream-lined Brisbane Grade and Junior cricket in World War II when he began collecting Board of Directors. particular where he helped create the first information about the first class game He aligned with the Toombul club after organised Junior Cricket Association in played in Australia, especially in Queensland, along with fellow Toombul moving from Melbourne in the early 1970s Queensland. He wrote and published for business opportunities and joined Life Member Cec Anstey and George Christensen. several books about the history of Queensland Cricket as secretary in the cricket in Queensland and was a major immediate wake of . From 1959 to 1973, La Frantz was a contributor to the publications “History cricket commentator for ABC in Brisbane, He recalled at the time he was one of of the Sheffield Shield” and the “Oxford and worked during the exciting final day at a staff of three, as QC wrestled with Companion to Australian Cricket”. the demands of rebuilding its finances the first ever Tied Test between Australia following the Packer Revolution as well and West Indies at the Gabba in 1960. In 1998, he was appointed as a pioneering as dealing with a period that saw the He received Life Membership of Toombul internet scorer for Cricinfo in first class and State captain and the DCC in 1958, Queensland Cricket in other matches played in Brisbane. Lord Mayor Clem Jones involved in 1971 and Brisbane North Junior Cricket cricket administration. Association in 2001. PETER ENRIGHT He was awarded the MBE for services ERROLD LA FRANTZ MBE to cricket in 1977, and also received (18 January 1925 - 18 August 2015) the Australian Sports Medal in 2000. A former woolclasser who hailed from the (May 25, 1919 - February 20, 2015) La Frantz died in Brisbane in February Southern Downs, Peter Enright umpired Although the record books show he 2015, aged 95. At the time of his death, three Test matches between 1972 and played just the one first class game for he was the oldest living Queensland 1974 and 22 first-class matches, including Queensland, Toombul stalwart Errold La player, and one of the oldest in Australia. 14 at the Gabba. Frantz’s value to the game came from his whole-hearted and far-sighted work with His first Test was in Melbourne in the junior and senior cricket. WILF BROWN 1972-1973 season, a match in which Ian Redpath, Greg Chappell, His sole game for Queensland came as the (21 March 1930 - 25 April 2015) and John Benaud all scored centuries, with shadows of World War II lengthened over Warwick product Wilf Brown was tragically Australia winning by 92 runs. Australia, turning out in 1941-42 in one of killed in a house fire in April 2015 in his the handful of matches played that season home town. He would likely to have the opportunity to after the Sheffield Shield competition had A life member of Warwick Cricket, Brown umpire more Tests during that period, but gone into recess the previous summer. played two games for Queensland in political turmoil in the preceding season, La Frantz, a left-handed batsman who 1952-53 but went onto to have a long 1971/72, affected his chances. bowled with the opposite hand, and distinguished involvement with the The scheduled tour of Australia batted twice in the game. He was bowled game in his district where he was an by South Africa was cancelled following by fellow leggie Bill ‘Tiger’ O’Reilly for six administrator, groundsman and much political and moral protests against in the first innings, and made seven in the respected Umpire, a task he undertook the apartheid policies of the South African second innings before being dismissed enthusiastically well into his 80s. government. in the same fashion by paceman Ray Brown first played cricket in Warwick in In its place a ‘World Team’ visited Australia Lindwall, who was also making his first- 1945 and was assistant secretary and and played a series of Test standard, class debut. assistant treasurer in the late 1940s when La Frantz enlisted in the Australian Warwick played host to a visiting Indian although never officially recognised. Army less than two weeks later, and side for a game against Queensland Enright stood in one of these matches, a reached the rank of warrant officer class Country. rain-affected draw where the game was strongly in Australia’s favour. two by the end of the war A left-hand opening batsman, he scored In the post-war years, he became a State 22 and 78 for Queensland Country against He had turned 90 in January and at the selector in 1954. The owner of a sports England and opposition skipper time of his death was the oldest living Test store, he became a leading figure in . cricket umpire in the world.

| 24 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 QUEENSLAND CRICKET LIFE MEMBERS

G Down 1908 JG Cooke 1969 BR Bale 1908 EA Toovey MBE OAM 1970 R Doran 1908 EC LaFrantz MBE 1971 WB Slade 1909 R Spence 1972 TMW McWilliam 1909 RG Teske 1973 GM Colledge 1909 GI Hornsby BEM 1974 J Allen 1911 RA Young 1975 SC Whittred 1911 KD Mackay MBE 1976 WT Evans 1911 AE Oxenham 1912 AC Pettigrew 1977 WJ Lewis 1913 OD Driscoll 1978 Col The Hon JFG Foxton 1913 VW Holland 1979 T Muir 1913 CR Richards 1980 EJ Beard 1919 HR Tanner 1981 MF McCaffrey 1919 BS McCahon 1982 WH Carvasso 1919 Lew Cooper OAM has been the CE Anstey OAM 1983 RA Alexander 1920 driving force behind cricket fostering PJ Mullins OAM 1984 WH Henley 1920 community initiatives and spirit for R Littledike 1985 JN Horton 1921 more than 35 years. Now 77, he played a pivotal role in establishing the RD Harris 1986 GW Ward 1922 Queensland Cricketers’ Club as one of AC Battersby AM 1987 HTA Wetzig 1922 the best of its kind in Brisbane through MJ Hortigan 1923 the 1970s-1980s. He was also a much RP Easton OAM 1988 JS Hutcheon 1923 valued secretary of the Queensland PJ Burge AM 1989 Cricket Association, having prior to that CL Mossop 1925 WEP Harris 1990 played 34 Sheffield Shield matches AE Wyeth 1925 for his State over a decade. A wicket- RR Lindwall 1991 RA Alton 1926 keeper, he played his for WA Brown OAM 1992 WJ Fehlberg 1926 University of Queensland. He continues to stay involved with the club, as well as JJ McLaughlin OAM 1996 JP Orr 1927 Over 60s and Masters Cricket. He holds SC Trimble MBE 1997 LPD O’Connor 1928 leadership positions with The Lord’s JA Maclean MBE 1998 FC Thompson 1929 Taverners (Qld) and the Wanderers (Qld) clubs, where he has been responsible RT Pascoe 1999 JRD Mahoney 1930 for organising the annual Wanderers RG Archer AM 2000 RK Oxenham 1934 tours of regional areas since 1976. JH Holdworth 1935 JN McKnoulty AM 2001 PJ Carter 1936 GJ Madsen OAM 2002 LL Gill 1937 BH Shaw 1954 TV Hohns OAM 2003 TM Barber 1938 WJ Scott 1956 SG Law OAM 2004 JW Hoelscher 1940 QF Rice 1957 TR Veivers 2005 JT Bale 1942 R McGhee 1958 DG Mullins SC 2006 NJ Plaisted 1945 MJ Whalley 1959 P Stathis 2007 TE Williams 1946 LDA England 1960 L Moore 2008 PJ Frawley 1947 IH Townsend 1962 B Phelan OAM 2009 PM Hornibrook 1948 NT McMahon 1963 AR Border AO 2010 CF Moroney 1949 CO Apps 1964 GE Lax 1950 KLM Mossop 1965 MW Johnson 2011 VC Schaefer 1951 CL Saunders 1966 CG Rackemann 2012 TJ Burge 1952 TS Redgrave 1967 G J Dixon 2013 FP Malone 1953 C Jones AO 1968 LD Cooper 2014

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 25 | ENGLAND v INDIA UNITED ARAB EMIRATES v IRELAND The Gabba January 20, 2015 February 25, 2015 Toss: India Result: England won by 9 wickets (BP) Umpires: K Dharmasena, MD Martell , SD Fry (TV), AJ Pycroft (Ref) Toss: Ireland Result: Ireland won by 2 wickets Umpires: MA Gough, NJ Llong Man of Match: GC Wilson (Ire) Award: ST Finn (Eng) UAE IRELAND INDIA ENGLAND c Sorensen b K O'Brien 45 WTS Porterfield * b Tauqir 37 AM Rahane c Taylor b Finn 33 IR Bell not out 88 AR Berenger c Porterfield b Stirling 13 PR Stirling c Patil b Guruge 3 S Dhawan c Buttler b Anderson 1 MM Ali c Kohli b Binny 8 K Krishnachandran c K O'Brien b Stirling 0 EC Joyce c Patil b Javed 37 AT Rayudu c Buttler b Finn 23 JWA Taylor not out 56 lbw b Dockrell 36 NJ O'Brien lbw b Tauqir 17 V Kohli c Buttler b Finn 4 JE Root 50 SP Patil + c Stirling b K O'Brien 2 A Balbirnie c sub b Naveed 30 SK Raina st Buttler b Ali 1 EJG Morgan * 33 c Wilson b Sorensen 106 GC Wilson + c Javed b Naveed 80 MS Dhoni *+ c Buttler b Finn 34 RS Bopara 14 R Mustafa

International Scoresheets c Wilson b Cusack 2 KJ O'Brien c Naveed b Javed 50 STR Binny c Morgan b Anderson 44 JC Buttler + 8 c Joyce b Sorensen 42 JF Mooney c Ali b Javed 2 AR Patel b Finn 0 CR Woakes 35 c & b Cusack 13 AR Cusack not out 5 B Kumar b Anderson 5 SCJ Broad 0 Mohammed Tauqir * not out 2 GH Dockrell not out 7 M Shami c Ali b Anderson 1 JM Anderson 10 AM Guruge not out 0 MC Sorensen UT Yadav not out 0 ST Finn 0 Sundries 1 b, 4 lb, 11 w, 1 nb 17 Sundries 4 b, 3 lb, 2 w, 2 nb 11 Sundries 3 lb, 3 w, 1 nb 7 Sundries 3 w, 1 nb 4 TOTAL 50 overs, 217 mins 278 TOTAL 49.2 overs, 220 mins 279 TOTAL 39.3 overs, 174 mins 153 TOTAL 27.3 overs, 108 mins 156 Fall of wickets: 1-49, 2-53, 3-73, 4-78, 5-125, 6-131, 7-238 , Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-72, 3-94 , 4-97, 5-171, 6-243, 7-259 , 8-267 Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-57, 3-64, 4-65, 5-67, 6-137, 7-137, 8-143, Fall of wickets: 1-25 8-269, 9-276 9-153, 10-153 Bowling: JF Mooney 6-0-32-0; MC Sorensen Bowling: Naveed 9.2-1- 65-2; M Guruge 7-0-21-1; Bowling: JM Anderson 8.3-2-18-4; CR Woakes-7-0-35-0; Bowling: STR Binny-7-0-34-1; B Kumar-2-0-18-0; 10-0-60-2; AR Cusack 10-0-54-2; PR Stirling 10-0-27-2; Amjad Javed 10-0-60-3; Tauqir 9-0-38-2; R Mustafa 9-0- SCJ Broad-7-0-33-0; ST Finn-8-0-33-5; MM Ali-9-0-31-1. UT Yadav-6-0-42-0; M Shami-4-0-23-0; AR Patel-7.3-0-32-0; KJ O’Brien 7-0-61-2; GH Dockrell 7-0-39-1. 45-0; K Krishnachandran 5-0-43-0 SK Raina-1-0-7-0.

PAKISTAN v ZIMBABWE March 1, 2015 Toss: Pakistan Result: Pakistan won by 20 runs Umpires: RA Kettleborough, JS Wilson Man of Match: (Pak) PAKISTAN ZIMBABWE c Sikander b Chatara 1 CJ Chibhabha c Haris b Irfan 9 c Taylor b Chatara 0 Sikandar Raza c Haris b Irfan 8 c Williams b Sikandar 27 H Masakadza c Misbah b Irfan 29 Misbah-ul-Haq * c Williams b Chatara 73 BRM Taylor + c Akmal b Wahab 50 + b Williams 33 SC Williams c Shehzad b Rahat 33 b Williams 0 CR Ervine c Akmal b Waab 14 c & b Mupirwa 21 SF Mire c Akmal b Irfan 8 Wahab Riaz not out 54 E Chigumbura c Akmal b Wahab 35 not out 6 T Mupariwa c Akmal b Wahab 0 Rahat Ali T Panyangara 10 TL Chatara not out 0 Sundries 3 lb, 17 w 20 Sundries 3 b, 2 lb, 13 w, 1 nb 19 TOTAL 50 overs, 228 mins 235 TOTAL 49.4 overs, 224 mins 215 Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-4, 3-58, 4-127, 5-127, 6-155, 7-202 Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-22, 3-74 , 4-128, 5-150, 6-166, 7-168, 8-168, 9-215, 10-215 Bowling: T Panyangara 10-1-49; TL Chatara 10-2-35; Bowling: Mohammed Irfan 10-2-30; Sohail Khan 10-0-42; T Mupariwa 8-1-36; SC Williams 10-1-48; H Masakadza 3-0-14; E Rahat Ali 10-0-37; Wahab Riaz 9.4-1-45; Shahid Afridi 10-1-53. Chigumbura 1-0-7; Sikander Raza 7-0-34; SF Mire 1-0-9. Cameron Gannon

INDIA V AUSTRALIA The Gabba December 17-20, 2014 Toss: India Umpires: M Erasmus, IJ Gould Referee: SD Fry (TV), JJ Crowe (Ref) Award: SPD Smith INDIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings M Vijay c Haddin b Lyon 144 b Starc 27 CJL Rogers c Dhoni b Yadav 55 c Dhawan b Ishant 55 S Dhawan c Haddin b M Marsh 24 lbw b Dhawan 81 DA Warner c Ashwin b Yadav 29 c Dhoni b Ishant 6 CA Pujara c Haddin b Hazlewood 18 c Lyon b Hazlewood 43 SR Watson c Dhawan b Ashwin 25 c Dhoni b Ishant 0 V Kohli c Haddin b Hazlewood 19 b Johnson 1 SPD Smith * b Ishant 133 run out (Yadav/Dhoni) 28 AM Rahane c Haddin b Hazlewood 81 c Lyon b Johnson 10 SE Marsh c Ashwin b Yadav 32 c Dhoni b Yadav 17 RG Sharma c Smith b Watson 32 c Haddin b Johnson 0 MR Marsh b Ishant 11 not out 6 MS Dhoni + c Haddin b Hazlewood 33 lbw b Hazlewood 0 BJ Haddin + c Pujara b Aaron 6 c Kohli b Yadav 1 R Ashwin c Watson b Hazlewood 35 c Haddin b Starc 19 MG Johnson c Dhoni b Ishant 88 not out 2 UT Yadav c Rogers b Lyon 9 c Haddin b Johnson 30 MA Starc b Ashwin 52 VR Aaron c sub* b Lyon 4 c Hazlewood b Lyon 3 NM Lyon c Rohit b Aaron 23 I Sharma not out 1 not out 1 JR Hazlewood not out 32 Sundries 4 b, 1 lb, 2 w, 1 nb 8 2 lb, 5 w, 2 nb 9 Sundries 4 lb, 5 w, 10 nb 19 4 b, 4 lb, 1 w, 6 nb 15 TOTAL 109.4 overs, 519 mins 408 64.3 overs, 302 mins 224 TOTAL 109.4 overs, 503 mins 505 23.1 overs, 119 mins 6-130 Fall of wickets: 1-56, 2-100, 3-137, 4-261, 5-321, 6-328, 7-385, 8-394, Fall of wickets: 1-41, 2-76, 3-86, 4-86, Fall of wickets:1-47, 2-98, 3-121, 4-208, 5-232, 6-247, 7-395, 8-398, Fall of wickets: 1-18, 2-22, 3-85, 4-114, 9-407, 10-408 5-87, 6-117, 7-143, 8-203, 9-211, 10-224 9-454, 10-505 5-122, 6-122 O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W MG Johnson 21 4 81 0 17.3 4 61 4 I Sharma 23 2 117 3 9 2 38 3 JR Hazlewood 23.2 6 68 5 16 0 74 2 VR Aaron 26 1 145 2 5.1 0 38 0 MA Starc 17 1 83 0 8 1 27 2 UT Yadav 25 4 101 3 9 0 46 2 MR Marsh 6 1 14 1 R Ashwin 33.4 4 128 2 NM Lyon 25.4 2 105 3 10 1 33 2 RG Sharma 2 0 10 0 SR Watson 14.4 6 39 1 13 6 27 0 DA Warner 1 0 9 0 SPD Smith 1 0 4 0

| 26 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 BUPA Sheffield Shield Scoresheets Shield Sheffield BUPA SOUTH AUSTRALIA v QUEENSLAND October 31-November 3, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: SAJ Craig, GC Joshua Referee: RW Stratford Award: CJ Sayers (SA) QUEENSLAND SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings M Labuschagne lbw b Zampa 83 lbw b Sayers 0 AB McDonald lbw b Floros 86 c Hartley b Hopes 8 JA Burns b Sayers 14 c Cosgrove b Zampa 98 MJ Cosgrove b Floros 46 c McDermott b Le Loux 78 BR McDermott lbw b Sayers 0 c Ferguson b Sayers 2 CJ Ferguson not out 100 not out 65 PJ Forrest c Ludeman b Sayers 0 lbw b Sayers 39 TLW Cooper lbw b Floros 75 not out 68 NG Stevens c Botha b Putland 158 b Sayers 0 TM Head b Floros 52 CD Hartley + not out 143 c Head b Zampa 0 J Botha * JR Hopes * c Cooper b Botha 4 lbw b Zampa 3 TP Ludeman + JS Floros c Ludeman b Zampa 2 st Ludeman b Sayers 7 A Zampa RN Le Loux c Botha b Zampa 25 lbw b Sayers 0 JM Mennie LW Feldman c Ludeman b Zampa 0 CJ Sayers PR George not out 0 GD Putland Sundries 2 b, 8 lb, 1 w, 4 nb 15 3 b 3 Sundries 8 lb, 1 nb 9 4 b, 3 lb, 2 nb 9 TOTAL 124.2 overs, 490 mins 443 61.4 overs, 253 mins 152 TOTAL 111.3 overs, 428 mins 368 50.2 overs, 210 mins 228 Fall of wickets: 1-27, 2-27, 3-27, 4-126, 5-382, 6-402, 7-405, 8-443 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-32, 3-130, 4-130, Fall of wickets: 1-127, 2-147, 3-287, 4-368 Fall of wickets: 1-24, 2-115 5-142, 6-145, 7-148, 8-149, 9-149, 10-152 O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W CJ Sayers 27 5 48 3 20 10 34 6 JR Hopes 25 8 69 0 12 3 24 1 GD Putland 23 2 102 1 7 2 25 0 LW Feldman 18 5 55 0 7 0 35 0 A Zampa 24.2 3 103 3 20.4 4 45 4 JS Floros 27.3 3 85 4 17 1 64 0 J Botha 31 4 102 1 5 0 24 0 PR George 23 7 56 0 10.2 1 52 0 JM Mennie 19 3 78 0 6 1 20 0 RN Le Loux 18 1 95 0 4 0 46 1 MJ Cosgrove 1.4 1 0 0 TM Head 1.2 0 1 0

WESTERN AUSTRALIA v QUEENSLAND WACA November 8-10, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: AJ Barrow, GC Joshua Referee: D Talalla Award: JP Behrendorff (WA) QUEENSLAND WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings M Labuschagne c Voges b Rimmington 21 c Whiteman b Behrendorff 6 CT Bancroft c Hartley b Hopes 99 c Hartley b Hopes 2 JA Burns c Bancroft b Hogan 0 c Whiteman b Behrendorff 7 MS Harris lbw b Neser 4 not out 10 GD Moller c Whiteman b Rimmington 19 b Hogan 86 M Klinger c Hartley b Hopes 59 c Neser b Hopes 1 PJ Forrest lbw b Rimmington 0 c Whiteman b Rimmington 43 AC Voges * c Hartley b Hopes 0 not out 5 NG Stevens b Hogan 18 c Whiteman b Behrendorff 15 SE Marsh lbw b Hopes 111 CD Hartley + lbw b Rimmington 48 lbw b Behrendorff 1 SM Whiteman + lbw b McDermott 18 JR Hopes * c Harris b Behrendorff 22 c sub (Agar) b Behrendorff 8 AJ Turner b George 4 MG Neser c Whiteman b Rimmington 11 c Voges b Behrendorff 9 NJ Rimmington c Hartley b Neser 24 JS Floros c Voges b Behrendorff 13 c Voges b Mackin 0 JP Behrendorff not out 9 AC McDermott not out 0 b Behrendorff 25 SP Mackin c Hartley b Neser 0 PR George b Behrendorff 0 not out 2 MG Hogan c Hartley b Hopes 3 Sundries 4 lb, 7 lb 11 7 lb, 1 nb 8 Sundries 4 lb, 14 lb, 5 w 26 TOTAL 64.4 overs, 277 mins 163 78 overs, 312 mins 210 TOTAL 132 overs, 530 mins 357 9.4 overs, 37 mins 2-18 Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-42, 3-42, 4-43, 5-77, 6-123, 7-140, 8-159, Fall of wickets: 1-8, 2-19, 3-149, 4-149, Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-117, 3-117, 4-225, 5-273, 6-286, 7-341, 8-346, Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-4 9-159, 10-16 5-166, 6-171, 7-174, 8-179, 9-183, 10-210 9-350, 10-35 O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W JP Behrendorff 17.4 6 40 3 16 3 70 7 JR Hopes 38 15 60 5 5 1 10 2 MG Hogan 14 4 41 2 19 8 40 1 MG Neser 28 5 91 3 4.4 1 8 0 NJ Rimmington 14 6 27 5 19 10 25 1 PR George 28 6 81 1 SP Mackin 12 5 32 0 15 6 52 1 AC McDermott 26 2 80 1 AJ Turner 6 2 11 0 2 0 5 0 JS Floros 12 3 27 0 AC Voges 1 0 1 0 7 1 11 0

QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES The Gabba November 16-19, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: SAJ Craig, DB Mealey Referee: D Talalla Award: JA Burns (Qld) QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings M Labuschagne c Nevill b Sandhu 6 c Nevill b Abbott 8 RGL Carters c Boyce b Harris 4 lbw b Feldman 11 JA Burns c Lyon b Bollinger 183 c Carters b Sandhu 22 NCR Larkin c Forrest b Feldman 13 c Forrest b Harris 2 GD Moller lbw b Sandhu 0 b Abbott 12 SO Henry c Hartley b Feldman 1 c Hartley b Harris 2 PJ Forrest c Patterson b Abbott 93 lbw b Sandhu 9 NJ Maddinson c Labuschagne b Feldman 118 c Hartley b Harris 8 NJ Reardon c Abbott b O'Keefe 95 lbw b Abbott 1 KR Patterson lbw b Cutting 0 b Harris 45 CD Hartley + c Nevill b Abbott 0 c Nevill b Bollinger 0 PM Nevill *+ b Feldman 18 not out 66 BCJ Cutting c Patterson b Bollinger 34 b Bollinger 5 SA Abbott c Boyce b Feldman 58 b Boyce 0 JR Hopes * c Nevill b Abbott 25 not out 69 SNJ O'Keefe not out 22 b Boyce 13 RJ Harris c Larkin b O'Keefe 4 c Carters b Lyon 50 NM Lyon b Cutting 27 lbw b Boyce 0 CJ Boyce not out 0 not out 4 GS Sandhu c Hartley b Harris 34 c Hartley b Hopes 27 LW Feldman DE Bollinger c Hartley b Harris 0 b Hopes 1 Sundries 4 b, 4 lb, 7 w, 17 nb 32 9 b, 4 lb, 1 w, 6 nb 20 Sundries 2 b, 2 lb, 3 nb 7 3 lb, 2 w, 2 nb 7 TOTAL 123.4 overs, 487 mins 472 40.4 overs, 202 mins 200 TOTAL 89.5 overs, 367 mins 302 59.4 overs, 242 mins 182 Fall of wickets: 1-23, 2-29, 3-283, 4-336, 5-336, 6-405, 7-460, 8-464, Fall of wickets: 1-18, 2-32, 3-57, 4-59, Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-17, 3-26, 4-37, 5-87, 6-213, 7-220, 8-261, Fall of wickets: 1-11, 2-13, 3-21, 4-26, 5-97, 9-472 5-66, 6-66, 7-72, 8-175 9-302, 10-302 6-104, 7-124, 8-124, 9-176, 10-182 O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W DE Bollinger 23 2 107 2 11 2 36 2 RJ Harris 18.5 5 59 3 14 0 59 4 GS Sandhu 23 3 72 2 11 2 54 2 JR Hopes 16 3 43 0 10.4 4 18 2 SA Abbott 25.4 6 113 3 11.4 2 60 3 LW Feldman 23 7 83 5 10 5 25 1 NM Lyon 31 8 91 0 5 0 20 1 BCJ Cutting 18 1 70 2 9 2 29 0 SNJ O'Keefe 21 2 81 2 2 0 17 0 CJ Boyce 14 2 43 0 16 4 48 3

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 27 | QUEENSLAND v TASMANIA Allan Border Field November 25-28, 2014 Toss: Tasmania Umpires: GA Abood, BP Jele Referee: DJ Harper TASMANIA QUEENSLAND JC Silk c Forrest b Feldman 16 M Labuschagne c Wells b Rainbird 10 EJM Cowan b Hopes 2 JA Burns not out 29 AJ Doolan c Hartley b Feldman 12 UT Khawaja not out 31 GJ Bailey * c Hartley b Hopes 31 PJ Forrest JW Wells c Hartley b Hopes 47 NJ Reardon JP Faulkner b Feldman 35 CD Hartley + TD Paine + c Hartley b Hopes 19 JR Hopes * SL Rainbird c Cutting b Boyce 13 BCJ Cutting XJ Doherty not out 16 RJ Harris JM Bird c Hartley b Feldman 0 CJ Boyce

BUPA Sheffield Shield Scoresheets AL Fekete b Cutting 20 LW Feldman Sundries 4 b, 1 lb, 1 nb 6 Sundries 3 nb 3 TOTAL 78.1 overs, 319 mins 217 TOTAL 15 overs, 63 mins 73 Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-27, 3-30, 4-101, 5-112, 6-161, Fall of wickets: 1-24 7-176, 8-180, 9-186, 10-217 Bowling: JM Bird-5-2-34-0; SL Rainbird-4-0-17-1; Bowling: RJ Harris 13-1-51-0; JR Hopes 20-13-14-4; AL Fekete-5-1-14-0; JP Faulkner-1-0-8-0 BCJ Cutting 14.1-6-46-1; LW Feldman 19-2-69-4; CJ Boyce 12-3-32-1

NEW SOUTH WALES v QUEENSLAND December 9-12, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: GJ Davidson, JD Ward Referee: PL Marshall Award: SA Abbott (NSW) QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings M Labuschagne c Henriques b Somerville 39 lbw b Somerville 10 RGL Carters b Boyce 198 JA Burns c Henry b Starc 59 c Larkin b Somerville 27 NCR Larkin c Feldman b Hopes 0 UT Khawaja c Patterson b Henriques 12 c Nevill b Starc 12 WER Somerville b Boyce 26 PJ Forrest c Henry b Starc 5 c Nevill b Abbott 14 SO Henry c Hartley b Hopes 5 NJ Reardon b Abbott 6 b Abbott 7 KR Patterson b Hopes 126 CD Hartley + c Abbott b Somerville 41 c Somerville b Abbott 4 MC Henriques c Khawaja b Brimblecombe 21 BCJ Cutting c Nevill b Abbott 3 c Nevill b Abbott 4 PM Nevill *+ c Labuschagne b Boyce 5 JR Hopes * c Nevill b Bollinger 85 b Abbott 0 SA Abbott c Brimblecombe b Boyce 21 CJ Boyce c Larkin b O'Keefe 5 not out 7 SNJ O'Keefe run out (sub P George) 13 CG Brimblecombe b Starc 6 b Abbott 0 MA Starc run out (Khawaja) 27 LW Feldman not out 3 c Nevill b O'Keefe 5 DE Bollinger not out 0 Sundries 2 b, 2 nb 4 4 b, 5 lb 9 Sundries 1 b, 3 lb, 1 w 5 TOTAL 83.5 overs, 349 mins 268 43.2 overs, 176 mins 99 TOTAL 153.2 overs, 590 mins 447 Fall of wickets: 1-73, 2-105, 3-117, 4-120,5-128, 6-132, 7-237, 8-252, Fall of wickets: 1-36, 2-41, 3-63, 4-74, Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-60, 3-78, 4-290, 5-344, 6-351, 7-391, 8-415, 9-260, 10-268 5-79, 6-87, 7-87, 8-88, 9-88, 10-99 9-446, 10-447 O M R W O M R W O M R W MA Starc 16 3 52 3 9 2 21 1 LW Feldman 12 4 26 0 DE Bollinger 14.5 2 67 1 8 1 21 0 JR Hopes 47 19 114 3 MC Henriques 6 1 23 1 CJ Boyce 43.2 6 161 4 SNJ O'Keefe 17 1 40 1 11.2 5 16 1 BCJ Cutting 4 1 10 0 SA Abbott 15 3 53 2 7 3 14 6 CG Brimblecombe 43 8 115 1 WER Somerville 15 5 31 2 8 2 18 2 M Labuschagne 4 1 17 0

QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA The Gabba February 7-9, 2015 Toss: Victoria Umpires: GC Joshua, C Shamshuddin Referee: SR Bernard Award: CA Lynn (Qld) VICTORIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings RJ Quiney lbw b George 12 c Milenko b Cutting 8 CR Hemphrey c Wade b Pattinson 0 CJL Rogers c Forrest b Feldman 7 c Hartley b Milenko 69 JA Burns c Wade b Pattinson 4 MP Stoinis c Forrest b George 1 c Hartley b George 26 PJ Forrest c Wade b Siddle 1 CL White c Burns b Boyce 29 c Forrest b Boyce 11 CA Lynn c sub (Boland) b Fawad 250 PSP Handscomb c Hartley b George 4 c Hartley b Milenko 0 MA Philipson b Hastings 10 MS Wade *+ c Feldman b Philipson 152 b Milenko 58 CD Hartley *+ lbw b Pattinson 123 DT Christian c Burns b George 18 c Forrest b Boyce 8 S Milenko c Pattinson b Fawad 54 JW Hastings c Forrest b George 1 b Philipson 21 BCJ Cutting lbw b White 20 JL Pattinson run out (George) 31 b Philipson 4 CJ Boyce c White b Fawad 0 PM Siddle c Forrest b Feldman 0 c Burns b George 15 LW Feldman not out 28 Fawad Ahmed not out 2 not out 14 PR George c Handscomb b Pattinson 4 Sundries 1 lb, 1 w, 1nb 3 1 lb, 2 w, 2 nb 5 Sundries 8 b, 2 lb, 3 w, 5 nb 18 TOTAL 68 overs, 281 mins 260 89.1 overs, 366 mins 239 TOTAL 120.4 overs, 482 mins 512 Fall of wickets: 1-19, 2-19, 3-22, 4-31, 5-77, 6-124, 7-126, 8-211, Fall of wickets: 1-32, 2-87, 3-113, 4-114, Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-5, 3-7, 4-33, 5-306, 6-405, 7-438, 8-439, 9- 506, 9-211, 10-26 5-124, 6-134, 7-190, 8-200, 9-210, 10-239 10-512 O M R W O M R W O M R W LW Feldman 17 2 73 2 14 3 43 0 JL Pattinson 24.4 4 96 4 PR George 20 7 78 5 19.1 5 45 2 PM Siddle 22 7 66 1 S Milenko 10 2 31 0 11 3 28 3 JW Hastings 18 6 69 1 BCJ Cutting 10 1 31 0 16 2 50 1 Fawad Ahmed 33 2 145 3 CJ Boyce 7 0 31 1 22 5 61 2 DT Christian 8 0 48 0 MA Philipson 4 1 15 1 7 2 11 2 CL White 14 0 75 1 RJ Quiney 1 0 3 0

| 28 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 BUPA Sheffield Shield Scoresheets Shield Sheffield BUPA QUEENSLAND v TASMANIA The February 16-17, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: C Shamshuddin and JD Ward Referee: D Talalla Award: JR Hopes TASMANIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings JC Silk b George 39 b Milenko 12 CR Hemphrey c Cowan b Bird 58 ELM Cowan c Forrest b Hopes 0 lbw b Steketee 0 JA Burns c Paine b Rainbird 68 AJ Doolan * c Hartley b Hopes 0 lbw b George 15 PJ Forrest lbw b Bird 1 BJ Webster st Hartley b Boyce 21 c Boyce b Steketee 17 CA Lynn b Fekete 7 BR Dunk st Hartley b Boyce 71 c Hartley b Milenko 0 MA Philipson lbw b Fekete 0 TD Paine + lbw b Hopes 10 b Milenko 41 CD Hartley + lbw b Fekete 8 LR Butterworth c Burns b Hopes 0 c Forrest b Steketee 23 S Milenko c Paine b Bird 10 BW Hilfenhaus c Burns b Steketee 1 lbw b Milenko 0 JR Hopes * lbw b Hilfenhaus 98 SL Rainbird b Steketee 3 b Steketee 7 CJ Boyce c Paine b Rainbird 15 JM Bird c Philipson b Steketee 0 b Milenko 0 MT Steketee c Webster b Bird 34 AL Fekete not out 0 not out 2 PR George not out 0 Sundries 4 lb 4 3 lb, 1 nb 4 Sundries 8 lb, 1 w, 12 nb 21 TOTAL 46.3 overs, 200 mins 149 36.1 overs, 159 mins 121 TOTAL 81.2 overs, 370 mins 320 Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-13, 3-59, 4-63, 5-88, 6-88, 7-91, 8-105, Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-21, 3-35, 4-36, 5-62, Fall of wickets: 1-124, 2-130, 3-140, 4-144, 5-152, 6-165, 7-181, 9-105, 10-149 6-108, 7-108, 8-112, 9-119, 10-121 8-231, 9-306, 10-320 O M R W O M R W O M R W JR Hopes 15 5 24 4 4 1 7 0 JM Bird 18.2 3 55 4 PR George 10 2 37 1 6 0 23 1 LM Butterworth 10 4 33 0 MT Steketee 12 3 56 3 10 3 33 4 AL Fekete 17 4 76 3 S Milenko 6 3 21 0 10.1 4 15 5 BW Hilfenhaus 18 3 60 1 CJ Boyce 3.3 0 7 2 4 0 29 0 SL Rainbird 16 3 70 2 MA Philipson 2 0 11 0 BR Dunk 2 0 18 0

QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA Traeger Park February 25-27, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: GJ Davidson & SJ Nogaski Referee: D Talalla Award: MA Philipson QUEENSLAND VICTORIA 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings CR Hemphrey lbw b Fawad 31 b Pattison 2 RJ Quiney lbw b Philipson 31 JA Burns c Wade b Pattinson 86 c Christian b Siddle 0 CJL Rogers c Hartley b Steketee 86 PJ Forrest lbw b Fawad 1 not out 82 MP Stoinis c Hopes b Philipson 1 CA Lynn c Handscomb b Holland 10 b Christian 15 DJ Hussey c Burns b Steketee 10 MA Philipson c Hussey b Fawad 39 c Holland b Siddle 37 PSP Handscomb c Philipson b Hopes 39 CD Hartley + lbw b Pattinson 13 c Wade b Siddle 6 MS Wade *+ c Hartley b Philipson 13 S Milenko lbw b Hussey 13 absent hurt 0 DT Christian lbw b Philipson 13 JR Hopes * lbw b Fawad 4 c Hussey b Holland 5 JL Pattinson c Forrest b Philipson 4 CJ Boyce c Handscomb b Pattinson 0 c Christian b Holland 13 PM Siddle c Steketee b Philipson 0 MT Steketee not out 6 c Hussey b Fawad 4 JM Holland not out 6 PR George lbw b Fawad 2 c Hussey b Fawad 2 Fawad Ahmed lbw b Philipson 2 Sundries 1 lb, 1 w 2 2 b 2 Sundries 3 lb, 1 w, 1nb 5 TOTAL 98 overs, 365 mins 207 58.4 overs, 235 mins 168 TOTAL 118 overs, 469 mins 389 Fall of wickets: 1-71, 2-77, 3-94, 4-168, 5-170, 6-193, 7-197, 8-199, Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-2, 3-22, 4-113, Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-182, 3-195, 4-203, 5-248, 6-302, 7-322, 8-327, 9-200, 10-207 5-121, 6-126, 7-160, 8-164, 9-168 9-362, 10-389 O M R W O M R W O M R W JL Pattinson 17 4 34 3 8 3 20 1 JR Hopes 26 8 57 1 PM Siddle 16 9 20 0 13 4 28 3 MT Steketee 21 3 63 2 JM Holland 28 5 66 1 21 3 67 2 MA Philipson 30 6 107 7 MP Stoinis 2 0 11 0 PR George 17 4 46 0 DT Christian 3 0 9 0 3 0 7 1 CJ Boyce 24 1 113 0 Fawad Ahmed 27 6 50 5 12.4 0 44 2 DJ Hussey 5 0 16 1 1 1 0 0

QUEENSLAND v SOUTH AUSTRALIA The Gabba March 13-16, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: AJ Barrow and SJ Nogaski Referee: SR Bermard Award: JA Burns SOUTH AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings KR Smith c Forrest b George 27 c Renshaw b George 8 MT Renshaw c Cooper b Benton 6 c Ludeman 0 MJ Cosgrove c Hartley b Hopes 9 c Renshaw b Cutting 103 JA Burns lbw b Benton 10 not out 135 CJ Ferguson c Forrest b Hopes 2 c Forrest b George 107 CR Hemphrey lbw b Benton 118 c Ferguson b Mennie 12 TLW Cooper c Forrest b Wildermuth 23 c Hartley b Cutting 54 CA Lynn c Ludeman b Mennie 20 TM Head * c Forrest b George 28 c Burns b Hopes 68 PJ Forrest c Cooper b Cosgrove 54 c Ludeman b Zampa 81 JS Lehmann c Hartley b George 2 lbw b Cutting 50 CD Hartley + c Cosgrove b Lawford 32 c Lehmann b Zampa 33 TP Ludeman + c Forrest b Hopes 6 c Hartley b Cutting 39 JD Wildermuth c Ludeman b Lawford 42 not out 32 A Zampa c Boyce b Hopes 67 run out (Boyce) 9 JR Hopes * c Cooper b Lawford 24 JM Mennie c Boyce b Wildermuth 9 c Hopes b Cutting 6 BCJ Cutting c Ludeman b Benton 31 c Ludeman b Mennie 0 TL Lawford c Hemphrey b Cutting 12 not out 1 CJ Boyce c Ludeman b Mennie 29 NJ Benton not out 33 run out (Renshaw) 0 PR George not out 4 Sundries 8 lb, 4 nb 12 6 b, 3 lb, 2 w, 2 nb 13 Sundries 4 b, 8 lb, 3 w, 5 nb 20 l b, 3 lb, 2 w, 2 nb 8 TOTAL 65.1 overs, 285 mins 230 109.1 overs, 447 mins 458 TOTAL 132 overs, 520 mins 390 63.4 overs, 284 mins 5-301 Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-40, 3-76, 4-105, 5-360, 6-409, 7-417 Fall of wickets: 1-62, 2-68, 3-109, 4-111, Fall of wickets: 1-50, 2-78, 3-111, 4-121, 5-242, 6-246, 7-256 Fall of wickets: 1-61, 2-67, 3-122, 4-141, 5-144, 6-152, 7-156, 8-160, 9-171,10-173 5-141, 6-143, 7-160, 8-186, 9-197, 10-216 O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W JR Hopes 16.1 7 38 4 26 2 93 1 JM Mennie 37 7 109 2 19 3 87 2 PR George 16 3 47 3 25 4 93 2 NJ Benton 39 11 95 4 12 3 53 0 BCJ Cutting 13 1 56 1 19 3 88 5 TL Lawford 27 6 96 3 16 4 59 1 JD Wildermuth 13 2 63 2 19 1 81 0 MJ Cosgrove 10 2 22 1 2 0 4 0 CJ Boyce 7 1 18 0 20.1 2 94 0 A Zampa 15 0 50 0 14.4 1 94 2 TM Head 4 0 11 0

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 29 | QUEENSLAND v WESTERN AUSTRALIA Allan Border Field March 5-8, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: GC Joshua, P Wilson Referee: DJ Harper Award: SE Marsh WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings CT Bancroft lbw b Boyce 15 c Hartley b Wildermuth 17 JA Burns c Whiteman b Tye 18 b Tye 33 MS Harris lbw b Hopes 2 c Hartley b George 51 CR Hemphrey c Bancroft b Agar 44 c Marsh b Agar 45 M Klinger c Philipson b Steketee 28 c Hartley b Wildermuth 6 PJ Forrest c Voges b Rimmington 34 c Harris b Tye 0 *AC Voges c Hartley b George 42 c Forrest b George 59 CA Lynn c Whiteman b Coulter-Nile 85 c Voges b Coulter-Nile 52 SE Marsh not out 164 c Hopes b George 1 MA Philipson c Whiteman b Rimmington 3 c Whiteman b Coulter-Nile 0 +SM Whiteman c Hemphrey b Wildermuth 120 c Hartley b Steketee 9 +CD Hartley not out 69 c Whiteman b Tye 2 AC Agar c Wildermuth b Philipson 25 c Hartley b Steketee 7 JD Wildermuth b Coulter-Nile 4 c Whiteman b Rimmington 27 NM Coulter-Nile c Hartley b Hopes 2 run out (Hopes) 3 *JR Hopes c Bancroft b Moody 8 run out (Agar) 1 NJ Rimmington did not bat c Forrest b George 1 CJ Boyce not out 9 c Tye b Agar 42 AJ Tye did not bat c Hemphrey b Hopes 9 MT Steketee c Bancroft b Agar 4 DJM Moody did not bat not out 1 PR George not out 0 Sundries 1 b, 7 lb, 7 nb, 4 w 19 1 lb, 1 nb, 7 w 9 Sundries (1 b, 3 nb, 1 w) 5 (7 b, 1 lb, 1 nb, 1 w) 10 BUPA Sheffield Shield Scoresheets TOTAL 146.5 overs, 580 mins 417 50.5 overs, 208 mins 173 TOTAL 94 overs, 377 mins 279 69.3 overs, 295 mins 216 Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-15, 3-61, 4-73, 5-78, 6-104, 7-110, 8-153, Fall of wickets: 1-11, 2-167, 3-277, 4-304, Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-23, 3-57, 4-179,5-243, 6-259, 7-325, 8-325, Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-29, 3-30, 4-192, 9-172 , 10-23 5-376, 6-429, 7-438, 8-457, 9-458, 10-458 9-373, 10-390 5-263 O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W JR Hopes 28.5 9 54 2 13 3 33 1 NM Coulter-Nile 18 2 60 2 15 5 28 2 MT Steketee 26 8 58 1 5 0 28 2 NJ Rimmington 17 8 36 2 15 2 52 1 JD Wildermuth 25 5 88 1 9 1 34 2 AC Agar 24 8 64 1 12.3 3 41 3 PR George 29 5 77 1 12.5 2 31 4 DJM Moody 15 1 63 1 11 1 40 0 CJ Boyce 21 3 73 1 11 1 46 0 AJ Tye 18 8 54 1 16 7 47 3 MA Philipson 17 2 59 1 AC Voges 2 1 1 0

Sheffield Shield Statistics 2014-15 Batting Bowling Player M Inn NO Runs HS Avge 100 50 0 S/Rate Ct St Player M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Avge Best 5i 10m SR Econ CA Lynn 5 7 0 439 250 62.71 1 2 0 63.26 0 0 S Milenko 3 223 12 95 8 11.88 5-15 1 0 27.88 2.56 JA Burns 10 17 2 793 183 52.87 2 4 2 57.67 7 0 MA Philipson 4 360 11 203 11 18.45 7-107 1 0 32.73 3.38 NG Stevens 2 4 0 191 158 47.75 1 0 1 48.72 0 0 MT Steketee 3 444 17 238 12 19.83 4-33 0 0 37.00 3.22 CR Hemphrey 5 8 0 310 118 38.75 1 1 1 38.32 3 0 JR Hopes 9 1816 101 658 30 21.93 5-60 1 0 60.53 2.17 CD Hartley 10 16 2 522 142* 37.29 2 1 3 45.27 39 2 RJ Harris 2 275 6 169 7 24.14 4-59 0 0 39.29 3.69 JD Wildermuth 2 4 1 105 42 35.00 0 0 0 82.03 1 0 MG Neser 1 196 6 99 3 33.00 3-91 0 0 65.33 3.03 PJ Forrest 10 16 1 457 93 30.47 0 4 3 41.06 20 0 PR George 7 1298 46 666 20 33.30 5-78 1 0 64.90 3.08 GD Moller 2 4 0 117 86 29.25 0 1 1 49.16 0 0 LW Feldman 5 720 28 409 12 34.08 5-83 1 0 60.00 3.41 UT Khawaja 2 3 1 55 31* 27.50 0 0 0 61.11 1 0 BCJ Cutting 5 619 17 380 10 38.00 5-88 1 0 61.90 3.68 JR Hopes 9 14 1 356 98 27.38 0 3 1 89.00 3 0 JS Floros 2 339 7 176 4 44.00 4-85 0 0 84.75 3.12 NJ Reardon 3 4 0 109 95 27.25 0 1 0 57.98 0 0 JD Wildermuth 2 396 9 266 5 53.20 2-34 0 0 79.20 4.03 RJ Harris 2 2 0 54 50 27.00 0 1 0 100.00 0 0 CJ Boyce 8 1230 28 756 14 54.00 4-161 0 0 87.86 3.69 S Milenko 3 3 0 77 54 25.67 0 1 0 79.38 1 0 AC McDermott 1 156 2 80 1 80.00 1-80 0 0 156.00 3.08 AC McDermott 1 2 1 25 25 25.00 0 0 0 125.00 0 0 CG Brimblecombe 1 258 8 115 1 115.00 1-115 0 0 258.00 2.67 M Labuschagne 5 9 0 183 83 20.33 0 1 1 39.19 2 0 RN le Loux 1 132 1 141 1 141.00 1-46 0 0 132.00 6.41 LW Feldman 5 4 2 36 28* 18.00 0 0 1 57.14 2 0 M Labuschagne 5 24 1 17 0 - 0 0 - 4.25 CJ Boyce 8 11 4 124 42 17.71 0 0 2 56.11 5 0 MT Steketee 3 4 1 48 34 16.00 0 0 0 60.76 1 0 MA Philipson 4 6 0 89 39 14.83 0 0 2 47.34 3 0 Sheffield Shield Points Table 2014-15 BCJ Cutting 5 7 0 97 34 13.86 0 0 1 69.78 1 0 RN le Loux 1 2 0 25 25 12.50 0 0 1 65.79 0 0 Teams M W L D Points MG Neser 1 2 0 20 11 10.00 0 0 0 40.00 1 0 JS Floros 2 4 0 22 13 5.50 0 0 1 66.67 0 0 VIC 10 6 3 1 57.43 PR George 7 9 5 14 4 3.50 0 0 1 17.95 0 0 WA 10 5 1 4 49.84 CG Brimblecombe 1 2 0 6 6 3.00 0 0 1 37.50 1 0 NSW 10 5 3 2 47.26 MT Renshaw 1 2 0 6 6 3.00 0 0 1 21.43 2 0 BR McDermott 1 2 0 2 2 1.00 0 0 1 7.14 1 0 QLD 10 4 5 1 39.49 TAS 10 2 6 2 27.61

SA 10 2 6 2 24.91

| 30 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Matador Cup Scoresheets Matador QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES The Gabba October 4, 2014 Allan Border Field October 6, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: SJ Nogaski, GJ Davidson Referee: RW Stratford Man of the Match: MT Steketee Toss: Queensland Umpires: DB Mealey, SJ Nogaski Referee: D Talalla Man of the Match: PM Nevill (NSW) VICTORIA QUEENSLAND QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES RJ Quiney c Feldman b Steketee 3 UT Khawaja st Wade b Holland 38 UT Khawaja c Rohrer b Henriques 43 PM Nevill + b Floros 43 MS Wade *+ c Hartley b Feldman 13 CD Hartley + not out 46 CD Hartley + c Lalor b Bollinger 8 NJ Maddinson c Forrest b Steketee 14 DT Christian b Feldman 8 JA Burns not out 11 JA Burns c Henry b Sandhu 18 SO Henry run out (Khawaja) 1 CL White b Steketee 6 PJ Forrest PJ Forrest c Nevill b Henriques 0 MC Henriques * b Neser 20 DJ Hussey c Khawaja b Cutting 18 NJ Reardon NJ Reardon c Rohrer b Henriques 45 KR Patterson lbw b Floros 8 MP Stoinis lbw b Hopes 11 JS Floros JS Floros c Nevill b Hazlewood 2 BJ Rohrer c Neser b Cutting 52 PSP Handscomb c Cutting b Steketee 20 BCJ Cutting JR Hopes * c Nevill b Hazlewood 39 RGL Carters not out 41 CJ McKay c Steketee b Cutting 0 JR Hopes * BCJ Cutting c Nevill b Sandhu 7 JK Lalor not out 6 CP Tremain c Hartley b Steketee 11 MG Neser MG Neser not out 9 GS Sandhu JM Holland c Reardon b Cutting 4 MT Steketee MT Steketee b Sandhu 4 JR Hazlewood SM Boland not out 0 LW Feldman LW Feldman b Hazlewood 0 DE Bollinger Sundries 4 lb, 13 w 17 Sundries 5lb, 12 w 17 Sundries 5 lb, 10 w 15 Sundries 2b, 4lb, 1 w, 2nb 9 TOTAL 38 overs, 168 mins 111 TOTAL 21.2 overs, 96 mins 112 TOTAL 42.3 overs, 184 mins 190 TOTAL 47.3 overs, 190 mins 194 Fall of wickets: 1-20, 2-22, 3-31, 4-39, 5-70, 6-72, 7-72, Fall of wickets: 1-93 Fall of wickets: 1-24, 2-70, 3-70, 4-80, 5-84, 6-157, 7-174, Fall of wickets: 1-20, 2-23, 3-60, 4-81, 5-96, 6-187 8-99, 9-107, 10-111 8-182, 9-189, 10-190 Bowling: LW Feldman 9-3-25-2; Bowling: CJ McKay 4-0-15-0; CP Tremain Bowling: DE Bollinger 6-1-23-1; Bowling: LW Feldman 9-2-41-0; MT MT Steketee 8-0-29-4; JR Hopes 7-0-22-1; 6-0-33-0; SM Boland 4-1-23-0; JM Holland JR Hazlewood 8.3-0-47-3; JK Lalor 8-0-36-0; Steketee 4-0-20-1; BCJ Cutting 10-0-42-1; MG Neser 6-0-18-0; BCJ Cutting 8-1-13-3 5-0-25-1; MP Stoinis 2.2-0-11-0 GS Sandhu 9-1-37-3; MC Henriques 8-1-28-3; JR Hopes 7-0-24-0; MG Neser 8.3-0-29-1; JS NJ Maddinson 3-0-14-0 Floros 9-0-32-2

QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES QUEENSLAND v SOUTH AUSTRALIA The Gabba October 10, 2014 Allan Border Field October 12, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: GJ Davidson, MD Martell, AK Wilds (TV) Referee: D Talalla Award: DE Bollinger Toss: South Australia Umpires: SJ Nogaski, AK Wilds Referee: D Talalla Award: JA Burns (Qld) QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES QUEENSLAND SOUTH AUSTRALIA UT Khawaja run out (Nevill) 37 NJ Maddinson c Burns b George 18 UT Khawaja c Ross b Zampa 34 MJ Cosgrove c Hartley b Hopes 0 CD Hartley + c Nevill b Cummins 50 PM Nevill + c Khawaja b George 74 CD Hartley + c Cooper b Tait 0 TM Head c Reardon b Cutting 41 JA Burns c Nevill b Cummins 15 SO Henry b George 30 JA Burns c Davey b Tait 115 TLW Cooper * c Boyce b George 21 PJ Forrest c Nevill b Bollinger 23 MC Henriques * c Hartley b Feldman 36 PJ Forrest c Lehmann b Cosgrove 98 CJ Ferguson b George 98 NJ Reardon c & b Henriques 2 KR Patterson not out 50 NJ Reardon not out 75 AI Ross c Hopes b Milenko 11 S Milenko c Cummins b Hazlewood 54 BJ Rohrer lbw b Feldman 9 S Milenko not out 2 JK Lehmann c Hartley b Milenko 30 JR Hopes * c Nevill b Bollinger 9 RGL Carters not out 17 JR Hopes * TJ Davey + c sub (Floros) b George 33 BCJ Cutting c Carters b Cummins 21 GS Sandhu BCJ Cutting TL Lawford c sub (Floros) b George 0 CJ Boyce c Sandhu b Bollinger 11 PJ Cummins CJ Boyce A Zampa b George 12 LW Feldman c Cummins b Hazlewood 11 JR Hazlewood LW Feldman GD Putland not out 1 PR George not out 2 DE Bollinger PR George SW Tait c Feldman b Boyce 1 Sundries 8 w 8 Sundries 3 lb, 6 w, 1 nb 10 Sundries 4 b, 3 lb, 19 w, 1 nb 27 Sundries 1 b, 2 lb, 6 w 9 TOTAL 49.3 overs, 212 mins 243 TOTAL 49.3 overs 244 TOTAL 50 overs, 214 mins 351 TOTAL 45.1 overs, 197 mins 257 Fall of wickets: 1-72, 2-99, 3-122, 4-125, 5-159, 6-175, Fall of wickets: 1-38, 2-123, 3-134, 4-192, 5-217 Fall of wickets: 1-20, 2-95, 3-208, 4-341 Fall of wickets: 1-0 , 2-51, 3-84, 4-103,5-163, 6-243, 7-212, 8-228, 9-237, 10-243 7-243, 8-243,9-256, 10-257 Bowling: DE Bollinger 9-1-30-3; JR Bowling: LW Feldman 10-1-38-2; Bowling: NP Winter 9-0-71-0; SW Tait Bowling: JR Hopes 10-0-60-1; Hazlewood 9.3-0-48-2; GS Sandhu 10-0-50-0; BCJ Cutting 8.3-0-70-0; PR George 10-1-30-3; 8-1-62-2; TL Lawford 10-0-70-0; A Zampa LW Feldman 5-0-33-0; PR George 8-0-39-5; PJ Cummins 10-0-60-3; MC Henriques 7-0- JR Hopes 10-0-55-0; S Milenko 3-0-19-0; 10-0-51-1; TM Head 5-0-32-0; MJ Cosgrove BCJ Cutting 6-0-30-1; CJ Boyce 9.1-0-48-1; 33-1; NJ Maddinson 4-0-22-0 CJ Boyce 8-0-29-0 8-0-58-1 S Milenko 7-0-44-2

QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA QUEENSLAND v TASMANIA North Sydney Oval October 14, 2014 North Sydney Oval October 18, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: GC Joshua, P Wilson, AJ Barrow (TV) Referee: PL Marshall Award: BCJ Cutting (Qld) Toss: Queensland Umpires: GA Abood, AJ Barrow, GJ Davidson (TV) Referee: DJ Harpe Award: BR Dunk QUEENSLAND VICTORIA TASMANIA QUEENSLAND UT Khawaja b McKay 85 MS Wade *+ c Feldman b Hopes 18 BR Dunk not out 229 UT Khawaja b Gulbis 166 CD Hartley + c Keath b Boland 90 DT Christian c Burns b Boyce 28 TD Paine c Reardon b George 125 CD Hartley + run out (Fekete) 142 JA Burns c Hastings b Boland 42 CL White c Forrest b Cutting 50 GJ Bailey * not out 33 JA Burns not out 48 PJ Forrest not out 67 AR Keath c Forrest b Cutting 20 EJM Cowan NJ Reardon c Gulbis b Fekete 21 NJ Reardon c Stoinis b Hastings 52 M Stoinis b Boyce 21 JC Silk PJ Forrest not out 11 S Milenko c Wade b Boland 18 PSP Handscomb c George b Milenko 72 JW Wells JS Floros JR Hopes * not out 1 MW Short c Milenko b Cutting 30 EP Gulbis JR Hopes * BCJ Cutting JW Hastings c George b Cutting 3 CA Rose BCJ Cutting CJ Boyce CJ McKay c sub (J Floros) b Milenko 4 XJ Doherty CJ Boyce LW Feldman CP Tremain c Hartley b Milenko 1 SL Rainbird LW Feldman PR George SM Boland not out 2 AL Fekete PR George Sundries 7 lb, 9 w, 1 nb 17 Sundries 4 lb, 2 w, 1 nb 7 Sundries 6 w, 5 nb 11 Sundries 1 b, 2 lb, 11 w 14 TOTAL 50 overs, 219 mins 372 TOTAL 43.2 overs, 186 mins 256 TOTAL 50 overs, 216 mins 398 TOTAL 47.2 overs, 208 mins 402 Fall of wickets: 1-185, 2-206, 3-258, 4-350, 5-370 Fall of wickets: 1-38, 2-70, 3-116, 4-126, 5-154, 6-215, Fall of wickets: 1-277 Fall of wickets: 1-280, 2-343, 3-378 7-222, 8-239, 9-241, 10-256 Bowling: JR Hopes 10-0-38-0; LW Bowling: SL Rainbird 8-0-67-0; Bowling: CJ McKay 10-1-62-1; CP Bowling: JR Hopes 6-0-27-1; LW Feldman 10-0-86-0; BCJ Cutting 9-0-73-0; XJ Doherty 9-0-85-0; AL Fekete 9-0-91-1; Tremain 10-0-69-0; SM Boland 10-0-70-3; Feldman 8-0-41-0; CJ Boyce 10-0-61-2; PR JS Floros 9-0-75-0; PR George 10-0-101-1; CA Rose 10-0-70-0; EP Gulbis 9.2-0-72-1; MW Short 3-0-24-0; JW Hastings 10-0-69-1; George 7-0-50-0; S Milenko 3.2-0-10-3; BCJ CJ Boyce 2-0-25-0 BR Dunk 2-0-14-0 MP Stoinis 5-0-58-0; DT Christian 2-0-13-0 Cutting 9-1-63-4

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 31 | WESTERN AUSTRALIA v QUEENSLAND QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES Bankstown Oval October 22, 2014 Blacktown Oval October 24, 2014 Toss: Western Australia Umpires: SAJ Craig, JD Ward Referee: DJ Harper Award: UT Khawaja Toss: Queensland Umpires: SD Fry, P Wilson, JD Ward (TV) Referee: RW Stratford Award: JR Hopes (Qld) QUEENSLAND WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES UT Khawaja c Rimmington b Tye 120 CJ Simmons b Floros 98 JA Burns lbw b Hazlewood 4 PM Nevill *+ lbw b Boyce 44 CD Hartley + b Mackin 64 MS Harris b Hopes 43 CD Hartley + c Watson b Hazlewood 3 NJ Maddinson c Hartley b Floros 20 JA Burns c Klinger b Rimmington 25 M Klinger c Burns b Boyce 66 PJ Forrest c Patterson b Abbott 30 SR Watson b Floros 34 PJ Forrest b Tye 11 AC Voges * c Floros b Gannon 20 BR McDermott c Patterson b Abbott 13 KR Patterson run out (Hopes) 35 NJ Reardon b Rimmington 4 SM Whiteman + not out 19 NJ Reardon b Abbott 11 BJ Rohrer c Floros b George 33 BCJ Cutting b Rimmington 5 AJ Turner not out 13 JS Floros c Nevill b Cummins 18 RGL Carters c Boyce b Feldman 28

Matador Scoresheets Cup JS Floros not out 6 AC Agar JR Hopes * c Patterson b Sandhu 72 SA Abbott c Reardon b George 0 c Behrendorff b Rim- 6 JP Behrendorff BCJ Cutting c Carters b Sandhu 52 PJ Cummins not out 31 JR Hopes * mington CJ Boyce not out 5 GS Sandhu run out (Forrest) 1 CJ Gannon not out 2 SP Mackin LW Feldman not out 2 JR Hazlewood not out 0 CJ Boyce AJ Tye PR George DE Bollinger MT Steketee MA Beer Sundries 3 lb, 10 w, 2 nb 15 Sundries 3 w 3 Sundries 1 b, 17 lb, 1 nb, 4 w 23 Sundries 1 b, 2lb, 2 w, 1 nb 6 TOTAL 50 overs, 219 mins 225 TOTAL 49.4 overs, 214 mins 229 TOTAL 50 overs, 208 mins 266 TOTAL 50 overs, 197 mins 265 Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-9, 3-53, 4-58, 5-68, 6-95, 7-207, Fall of wickets: 1-56, 2-78, 3-115, 4-160, 5-172, 6-172, Fall of wickets: 1-151, 2-214, 3-238, 4-238, 5-247, 6-248, Fall of wickets: 1-83, 2-191, 3-222, 4-238 8-222 7-224, 8-225 7-256 Bowling: DE Bollinger 10-0-35-0; JR Bowling: PR George 10-2-51-2; LW Bowling: JP Behrendorff 8-1-35-0; Bowling: MT Steketee 5-0-34-0; Hazlewood 10-0-40-2; PJ Cummins 9-1-40- Feldman 9.4-0-54-1; BCJ Cutting 10-1-45-0; SP Mackin 10-0-49-1; NJ Rimmington 10-0- JS Floros 7-2-29-1; CJ Gannon 10-0-53-1; 1; SA Abbott 7-0-44-3; GS Sandhu 10-2-52- JR Hopes 10-0-36-0; JS Floros 6-0-27-2; CJ 43-4; AJ Tye 10-0-52-2; AC Agar 9-0-56-0; JR Hopes 10-0-39-1; BCJ Cutting 9-0-53-0; 2; NJ Maddinson 4-0-11-0 Boyce 4-1-16-1 AJ Turner 3-0-13-0 CJ Boyce 9-0-54-1 Matador Cup Statistics 2014-15 Batting Player M Inn NO Runs HS Avge 100s 50s 0s S/Rate Ct St UT Khawaja 7 7 0 523 166 74.71 2 1 0 99.05 2 0 CD Hartley 8 8 1 403 142 57.57 1 3 1 83.09 7 0 S Milenko 3 2 1 55 54 55.00 0 1 0 137.50 1 0 PJ Forrest 8 7 2 240 98 48.00 0 2 1 100.84 3 0 JA Burns 8 8 2 278 115 46.33 1 0 0 91.75 3 0 NJ Reardon 8 7 1 210 75* 35.00 0 2 0 117.98 4 0 JR Hopes 8 4 0 126 72 31.50 0 1 0 79.75 1 0 BCJ Cutting 8 6 1 105 52 21.00 0 1 0 90.52 1 0 CJ Boyce 6 2 1 16 11 16.00 0 0 0 100.00 2 0 JS Floros 5 3 1 26 18 13.00 0 0 0 59.09 2 0 BR McDermott 1 1 0 13 13 13.00 0 0 0 38.24 0 0 LW Feldman 7 3 1 13 11 6.50 0 0 1 130.00 3 0 MT Steketee 3 1 0 4 4 4.00 0 0 0 66.67 1 0 MG Neser 2 1 1 9 9* - 0 0 0 128.57 1 0 PR George 5 1 1 2 2* - 0 0 0 66.67 2 0 CJ Gannon 1 1 1 2 2* - 0 0 0 66.67 0 0 Bowling Player M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Avge Best 4w SR Econ S Milenko 3 80 0 73 5 14.60 3-10 0 16.00 5.47 MT Steketee 3 102 0 83 5 16.60 4-29 1 20.40 4.88 PR George 5 270 3 271 11 24.64 5-39 1 24.55 6.02 JS Floros 5 186 2 163 5 32.60 2-27 0 37.20 5.26 BCJ Cutting 8 417 3 389 9 43.22 4-63 1 46.33 5.60 CJ Boyce 6 253 1 233 5 46.60 2-61 0 50.60 5.53 MG Neser 2 87 0 47 1 47.00 1-29 0 87.00 3.24 CJ Gannon 1 60 0 53 1 53.00 1-53 0 60.00 5.30 LW Feldman 7 364 6 318 5 63.60 2-25 0 72.80 5.24 JR Hopes 8 420 0 301 4 75.25 1-22 0 105.00 4.30 Matador Cup Points Table 2014-15 Teams M W L NR BP Pts Net RR WA 7 5 1 1 2 25 0.937 QLD 7 5 2 0 2 24 1.104 NSW 7 4 2 1 0 18 -0.224 TAS 7 2 4 1 2 12 -0.080 VIC 7 2 5 0 0 7.5 -1.207 SA 7 1 5 1 0 6 -0.570 James Bazley | 32 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 KFC Twenty20 Big Bash League Scoresheets League Bash Big Twenty20 KFC THUNDER v HEAT HEAT v STARS December 21, 2014 The Gabba December 28, 2014 Toss: Heat Umpires: DB Mealey,JD Ward, P Wilson (TV) Referee: DJ Harper Award: JH Kallis (ST) Toss: Stars Umpires: MW Graham-Smith, DB Mealey, GJ Davidson (TV) Referee: PL Marshall Award: AJ Finch (MR) SYDNEY THUNDER BRISBANE HEAT BRISBANE HEAT MELBOURNE STARS MEK Hussey * c Peirson b Gannon 96 DT Christian b Kallis 8 JJ Peirson + c & b Bird 12 CL White * c Peirson b Duffield 4 JH Kallis not out 97 S Milenko c Hartley b Sandhu 0 DT Christian c Hastings b Faulkner 4 LJ Wright c Hopes b Christian 33 EJG Morgan not out 12 JA Burns c Kallis b Sandhu 28 CA Lynn c Triffitt b Hastings 48 GJ Maxwell b Duffield 0 KR Patterson CA Lynn c Hauritz b McDonald 40 S Milenko c Wright b Boland 13 DJ Hussey c Milenko b Duffield 9 AC Blizzard NJ Reardon c Hussey b Sandhu 49 NJ Reardon c Bird b Boland 30 RJ Quiney not out 45 AB McDonald JJ Peirson + c Hussey b McDonald 16 BCJ Cutting c Wright b Hastings 27 JP Faulkner c Hopes b Flintoff 34 CD Hartley + A Flintoff c Sandhu b McDonald 0 JR Hopes * c White b Faulkner 10 TIF Triffitt + c Lynn b Vettori 23 PJ Cummins JR Hopes * b Cummins 1 A Flintoff run out (Triffitt/Hastings) 15 JW Hastings b Flintoff 2 NM Hauritz DL Vettori b Nannes 0 DL Vettori not out 0 SM Boland not out 4 GS Sandhu CJ Gannon not out 2 MT Steketee JM Bird DP Nannes RM Duffield b Cummins 1 RM Duffield MA Beer Sundries 1 lb, 2 w 3 Sundries 4 lb, 3 w 7 Sundries 2 b, 2 w, 1 nb 5 Sundries 5 lb, 4 w 9 TOTAL 20 overs 208 TOTAL 17.5 overs 152 TOTAL 20 overs 164 TOTAL 20 overs 163 Fall of wickets: 1-160 Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-14, 3-73, 4-100, 5-133, 6-147, Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-27, 3-58, 4-95, 5-121, 6-133, Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-5, 3-33, 4-55, 5-116, 6-119, 7-125 7-147, 8-148, 9-150, 10-152 7-162, 8-164 Bowling: JR Hopes 4-9-40-0; DT Bowling: GS Sandhu 3-10-19-3; PJ Bowling: JM Bird 4-7-31-1; JP Faulkner Bowling: RM Duffield * 4-12-28-3; Christian 2-4-19-0; RM Duffield 4-9-39-0; Cummins 3.5-13-21-2; JH Kallis 3-8-30-1; 4-12-26-2; JW Hastings 4-13-30-2; MA Beer MT Steketee 2-6-18-0; A Flintoff 4-6-41-2; A Flintoff 2-1-25-0; DL Vettori 4-7-37-0; CJ DP Nannes 4-10-33-1; NM Hauritz 2-3-25-0; 4-5-30-0; SM Boland 4-10-45-2 BCJ Cutting 2-1-25-0; JR Hopes 2-6-6-0; Gannon 4-5-47-1 AB McDonald 2-7-20-3 DT Christian 2-3-12-1; DL Vettori 4-9-28-1

HURRICANES v HEAT HEAT v STRIKERS January 2, 2015 The Gabba January 4, 2015 Toss: Hurricanes Umpires: AJ Barrow, JD Ward, SD Fry (TV) Referee: DJ Harper Award: TD Paine (HH) Toss: Adelaide Strikers Umpires: AJ Barrow and JD Ward Referee: RW Stratford Award: TM Head (Adelaide Strikers) BRISBANE HEAT HOBART HURRICANES BRISBANE HEAT ADELAIDE STRIKERS JJ Peirson + b Sammy 57 BR Dunk c Cutting b Floros 67 JJ Peirson + c Pollard b Simmons 27 TP Ludeman + run out (Reardon/Peirson) 14 PJ Forrest c Doherty b Reed 62 TD Paine + c Vettori b Floros 55 PJ Forrest lbw b Zampa 33 CJ Simmons c Reardon b Gannon 15 CA Lynn c Wells b Boyce 27 AD Hales c Christian b Flintoff 34 CA Lynn c Head b Botha 28 JR Dean c Lynn b Steketee 8 DT Christian st Paine b Boyce 34 TR Birt c Christian b Duffield 11 DT Christian b Simmons 6 TM Head not out 57 NJ Reardon c Sammy b Boyce 1 GJ Bailey not out 28 NJ Reardon not out 31 KA Pollard c Christian b Hopes 6 BCJ Cutting c Boyce b Mennie 19 DJG Sammy not out 1 BCJ Cutting c Richardson b Laughlin 21 AI Ross c Peirson b Gannon 36 JS Floros not out 6 JW Wells JR Hopes * b Laughlin 1 J Botha * not out 8 A Flintoff not out 0 JM Mennie DL Vettori not out 2 TL Lawford JR Hopes * CJ Boyce CJ Gannon A Zampa DL Vettori XJ Doherty RM Duffield KW Richardson RM Duffield JK Reed MT Steketee B Laughlin Sundries 2 w 2 Sundries 5 lb, 8 w 13 Sundries 1 lb, 2 w 3 Sundries 6 lb, 7 w, 1 nb 14 TOTAL 20 overs 208 TOTAL 19 overs 209 TOTAL 20 overs 152 TOTAL 18.5 overs 158 Fall of wickets: 1-119, 2-121, 3-165, 4-182, 5-182, 6-204 Fall of wickets: 1-120, 2-141, 3-169, 4-179 Fall of wickets: 1-60, 2-66, 3-80, 4-97, 5-146, 6-148 Fall of wickets: 1-25, 2-36, 3-49, 4-63, 5-150 Bowling: XJ Doherty 4-7-32-0; Bowling: DL Vettori 4-1-46-0; Bowling: KW Richardson 4-13-30-0; Bowling: RM Duffield 4-11-32-0; JM Mennie 4-7-44-1; JK Reed 4-10-41-1; RM Duffield 3-3-36-1; DT Christian 1-3-14-0; CJ Simmons 4-12-26-2; TL Lawford 1-2-15-0; MT Steketee 2-8-10-1; CJ Gannon 2.5-4-32-2; DJG Sammy 4-4-51-1; CJ Boyce 4-5-40-3 JR Hopes 4-5-31-0; A Flintoff 2-2-28-1; KA Pollard 1-1-11-0; B Laughlin 3-6-31-2; BCJ Cutting 2-7-12-0; JR Hopes 4-7-30-1; BCJ Cutting 1-0-14-0; JS Floros 4-7-35-2 A Zampa 3-5-13-1; J Botha 4-10-25-1 DL Vettori 3-6-23-0; DT Christian 1-1-13-0

SCORCHERS v HEAT HEAT v SIXERS WACA January 8, 2015 The Gabba January 11, 2015 Toss: Heat Umpires: MD Martell, SJ Nogajski, GC Joshua (TV) Referee: SR Bernard Award: MA Carberry (PS) Toss: Sydney Sixers Umpires: DB Mealey, P Wilson, GJ Davidson (TV) Referee: DJ Harper Award: DE Bollinger (SS) BRISBANE HEAT PERTH SCORCHERS BRISBANE HEAT SYDNEY SIXERS JJ Peirson + c Carberry b Behrendorff 20 MS Harris c Duffield b Cutting 6 JJ Peirson + c Carters b Lee 0 NJ Maddinson c Cutting b Gannon 15 PJ Forrest b Turner 12 M Klinger c Flintoff b Duffield 10 PJ Forrest not out 62 MJ Lumb c Duffield b Christian 25 CA Lynn c Harris b Hogg 14 AC Voges * not out 35 CA Lynn c Carters b Bollinger 5 MH Wessels c Peirson b Hopes 28 S Milenko c Whiteman b Tye 7 MA Carberry not out 77 DT Christian c Lumb b Lee 0 MC Henriques * b Hopes 18 NJ Reardon not out 52 AJ Turner NJ Reardon c Bollinger b Henriques 9 JC Silk not out 29 A Flintoff c Whiteman b Behrendorff 7 SM Whiteman + A Flintoff c Keen b Henriques 46 RGL Carters + not out 30 BCJ Cutting c Agar b Hogg 1 AC Agar BCJ Cutting run out (Lee) 11 SA Abbott JR Hopes * run out (Tye) 16 JS Floros not out 3 SNJ O'Keefe DL Vettori not out 0 AJ Tye JR Hopes * SJC Keen RM Duffield JP Behrendorff CJ Gannon DE Bollinger MT Steketee GB Hogg RM Duffield B Lee Sundries 1 b, 1 lb, 3 w 5 Sundries 3 b, 1 lb, 5 w 9 Sundries 4 lb, 6 w, 1 nb 11 Sundries 1 lb, 1 w, 1 nb 3 TOTAL 20 overs 134 TOTAL 15.5 overs 137 TOTAL 20 overs 147 TOTAL 17.4 overs 148 Fall of wickets: 1-28, 2-38, 3-53, 4-57, 5-75, 6-76, 7-133 Fall of wickets: 1-11, 2-23 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-8, 3-10, 4-33, 5-126, 6-142 Fall of wickets: 1-17, 2-70, 3-74, 4-91 Bowling: Yasir Arafat 4-7-38-0; Bowling: RM Duffield 3-8-30-1; MT Bowling: B Lee 4-12-29-2; DE Bollinger Bowling: RM Duffield 3-9-32-0; JP Behrendorff 4-12-28-2; AJ Turner 1-3-6-1; Steketee 2.5-6-25-0; BCJ Cutting 3-3-19-1; 4-12-18-1; SA Abbott 4-8-27-0; MC CJ Gannon 3.4-9-37-1; BCJ Cutting 3-8-20-0; AJ Tye 4-11-23-1; AC Agar 3-3-23-0; GB DL Vettori 4-10-27-0; JR Hopes 2-2-14-0; Henriques 4-8-35-2; SNJ O’Keefe 3-6-24-0; DT Christian 4-9-25-1; JR Hopes 3-7-23-2; Hogg 4-12-14-2 A Flintoff 1-1-18-0 SJC Keen 1-0-10-0 A Flintoff 1-2-10-0

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 33 | RENEGADES v HEAT HEAT v HURRICANES Etihad Stadium January 13, 2015 The Gabba January 15, 2015 Toss: Renegades Umpires: GC Joshua, JD Ward, DB Mealey (TV) Referee: SR Bernard Award: Shakib-al-Hasan (MR) Toss: Hurricanes Umpires: GA Abood, P Wilson, AJ Barrow (TV) Referee: D Talalla Award: CA Lynn (BH) BRISBANE HEAT MELBOURNE RENEGADES BRISBANE HEAT HOBART HURRICANES JJ Peirson + c Ferguson b Pattinson 0 MS Wade + c Flintoff b Hopes 0 JA Burns c Dunk b Hilfenhaus 1 BR Dunk + c Peirson b Steketee 2 PJ Forrest c Doolan b Fawad 22 AJ Doolan run out (Parry/Peirson) 10 PJ Forrest c sub (Michael) b Boyce 46 TD Paine * c Christian b Steketee 5 JA Burns b Pattinson 0 BA Stokes c & b Christian 4 CA Lynn c sub (Michael) b Gulbis 81 MW Hill c Parry b Christian 26 DT Christian st Wade b Shakib 7 CJ Ferguson b Parry 4 DT Christian c Boyce b Malik 20 EP Gulbis c Hopes b Christian 3 JS Floros b Shakib 0 BJ Rohrer * not out 25 NJ Reardon c Wells b Malik 20 TR Birt st Peirson b Parry 16 CA Lynn c & Shakib 0 Shakib-al-Hasan c Parry b Christian 2 BCJ Cutting c Hilfenhaus b Malik 24 c Parry b Hopes 42 A Flintoff run out (Shakib) 3 TM Beaton not out 31 A Flintoff not out 3 JW Wells c Flintoff b Cutting 6 BCJ Cutting b Shakib 30 JL Pattinson JJ Peirson + not out 0 TT Bresnan run out (Peirson) 2 JR Hopes * c Wade b Stokes 7 NJ Rimmington JR Hopes * BW Hilfenhaus not out 38 AC McDermott c Shakib b Rimmington 0 PM Siddle SD Parry CJ Boyce not out 24 SD Parry not out 2 Fawad Ahmed MT Steketee JK Reed Sundries 2 lb, 5 w, 2 nb 9 Sundries 1 lb, 4 w 5 Sundries 3 w 3 Sundries 1 b, 8 lb, 7 w 16 TOTAL 17.3 overs 80 TOTAL 14 overs 81 TOTAL 20 overs 198 TOTAL 20 overs 180 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-0, 3-32, 4-32, 5-34, 6-36, 7-39, Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-15, 3-19, 4-31, 5-39 Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-116, 3-132, 4-162, 5-195, 6-195 Fall of wickets: 1-6, 2-22, 3-30, 4-49, 5-63, 6-82, 7-92, 8-74, 9-78, 10-80 8-137 KFC Twenty20 Big Bash League Scoresheets Bowling: JL Pattinson* 3-13-23-2; Bowling: JR Hopes 4-17-8-1; AC Bowling: JK Reed 1-4-3-0; BW Bowling: JR Hopes 4-8-32-1; MT PM Siddle 4-11-21-0; Shakib-al-Hasan McDermott 1-1-12-0; DT Christian 4-16-13- Hilfenhaus 4-6-44-1; TT Bresnan 3-1-48-0; Steketee 4-10-28-2; DT Christian 4-6-48-2; 4-15-13-4; Fawad Ahmed* 4-18-7-1; NJ 2; SD Parry 2-2-17-1; JS Floros 2-4-18-0; BCJ EP Gulbis 4-6-38-1; Shoaib Malik 4-7-37-3; SD Parry 2-4-16-1; BCJ Cutting 4-9-33-1; A Rimmington 1.3-5-7-1; BA Stokes 1-3-7-1 Cutting 1-1-12-0 CJ Boyce 4-6-28-1 Flintoff 2-4-14-0

KFC T20 BBL Statistics 2014-15 KFC T20 BBL Points Table 2014-15 Teams M W L NR Pts Net RR Batting Adelaide Strikers 8 6 1 1 13 +1.159 Player M Inn NO Runs HS Avge 100 50s 6s S/Rate Ct St PJ Forrest 6 6 1 237 62* 47.40 0 2 2 113.4 0 0 Perth Scorchers 8 5 3 0 10 +0.705 NJ Reardon 7 7 2 192 52* 38.40 0 1 10 137.14 1 0 Melbourne Stars 8 5 3 0 10 +0.336 CA Lynn 8 8 0 243 81 30.38 0 1 10 148.17 2 0 Sydney Sixers 8 5 3 0 10 -0.014 BCJ Cutting 7 7 0 133 30 19.00 0 0 9 144.57 2 0 Hobart Hurricanes 8 3 5 0 6 -0.280 JJ Peirson 8 8 1 132 57 18.86 0 1 6 145.05 5 1 Melbourne Renegades 8 3 5 0 6 -0.331 A Flintoff 7 7 2 74 46 14.80 0 0 2 123.33 3 0 DT Christian 7 7 0 79 34 11.29 0 0 6 133.9 5 0 Sydney Thunder 8 2 5 1 5 -0.485 JA Burns 3 3 0 29 28 9.67 0 0 0 103.57 0 0 Brisbane Heat 8 2 6 0 4 -1.116 JS Floros 3 3 2 9 6* 9.00 0 0 0 112.5 0 0 JR Hopes 8 5 0 35 16 7.00 0 0 0 81.4 3 0 S Milenko 3 3 0 20 13 6.67 0 0 1 90.91 1 0 DL Vettori 5 4 3 2 2* 2.00 0 0 0 40 1 0 RM Duffield 6 1 0 1 1 1.00 0 0 0 33.33 2 0 AC McDermott 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 CJ Gannon 3 1 1 2 2* - 0 0 0 40 0 0

Bowling Player M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Avge Best 4w SR Econ Dot Ball% SD Parry 2 24 0 33 2 16.50 1-16 0 12.00 8.25 25 DT Christian 7 108 0 144 6 24.00 2-13 0 18.00 8.00 39 JS Floros 3 36 0 53 2 26.50 2-35 0 18.00 8.83 31 MT Steketee 4 65 0 81 3 27.00 2-28 0 21.67 7.48 48 CJ Gannon 3 63 0 116 4 29.00 2-32 0 15.75 11.05 30 JR Hopes 8 162 1 184 5 36.80 2-23 0 32.40 6.81 38 RM Duffield 6 126 1 197 5 39.40 3-28 0 25.20 9.38 41 A Flintoff 7 72 0 136 3 45.33 2-41 0 24.00 11.33 22 BCJ Cutting 7 96 0 135 2 67.50 1-19 0 48.00 8.44 30 DL Vettori 5 114 0 161 1 161.00 1-28 0 114.00 8.47 29 AC McDermott 1 6 0 12 0 - 0 - 12.00 17

Nathan Reardon | 34 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Toyota Futures League Scoresheets League Futures Toyota QUEENSLAND v AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY October 27-30, 2014 Toss: Queensland Results: Queensland won by 40 runs Umpires: C Cassin, Y Ramasundara QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings MJ Simmers c Devoy b McAndrew 18 lbw b Phelps 9 MJ Condon c Simmers b Gannon 2 c Peirson b Steketee 4 CR Hemphrey c Spaseski b Magin 27 b Magin 39 *DG Dawson not out 143 c and b Brimblecombe 86 BR McDermott c Connolly b McAndrew 161 lbw b Devoy 9 DJ Solway c Peirson b Steketee 0 c Hemphrey b Steketee 5 AJ Gode lbw b Magin 11 c Magin b Devoy 32 M Spaseski c Philipson b Gannon 9 lbw b Bazley 4 *MA Philipson c Jacob b McAndrew 128 b Phelps 109 +AG Harriott c Steketee b Brimblecombe 15 c Gannon b Brimblecombe 63 +JJ Peirson c Spaseski b Magin 35 not out 42 V Dukoski c Hemphrey b Dascombe 48 c McDonald b Brimblecombe 6 JJ Bazley not out 19 KE Jacob lbw b Gannon 2 b Philipson 15 JM Dascombe not out 26 DJ Magin c McDonald b Brimblecombe 112 lbw b Brimblecombe 25 CJ Gannon ST Devoy c Steketee b Brimblecombe 8 not out 28 MT Steketee NJ McAndrew not out 9 c Gannon b Gode 20 CG Brimblecombe JJ Connolly did not bat b Steketee 4 RH McDonald MG Phelps did not bat Sundries 2 b, 4 lb, 7 nb, 1 w 14 5 b, 1 lb, 2 nb 8 Sundries 4 b, 5 lb, 9 nb, 4 w 22 4 b, 9 lb, 4 nb 17 TOTAL 6 wickets, declared, 116 overs 439 5 wickets, declared, 56 overs 248 TOTAL 109 overs 370 81 overs 277 Fall of wickets: 1-49, 2-49, 3-71, 4-322, 5-391, 6-401 Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-57, 3-73, 4-129, 5-248 Fall of wickets: 1-6, 2-16, 3-38, 4-83, 5-159, 6-183, 7-334, 8-353 Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-31, 3-43, 4-137, 5-150, 6-186, 7-200, 8-223, 9-267, 10-277 O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W Phelps 19 3 66 0 11 3 27 2 Steketee 16 2 71 1 14 3 41 3 Magin 20 0 90 3 10 2 39 1 Gannon 26 6 66 3 15 3 39 0 McAndrew 26 4 90 3 5 0 39 0 McDonald 14 1 53 0 10 2 30 0 Devoy 28 6 98 0 16 2 87 2 Bazley 7 0 46 0 4 0 17 1 Dukoski 10 2 41 0 9 0 22 0 Brimblecombe 23 8 72 3 19 2 76 4 Connolly 13 0 48 0 5 0 28 0 Dascombe 17 5 38 1 10 1 28 0 Gode 6 3 15 0 3 0 9 1 Philipson 6 1 24 1

QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES Allan Border Field November 3-6, 2014 Toss: Queensland Results: New South Wales won by 30 runs Umpires: C Cassin, Y Ramasundara NEW SOUTH WALES QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings PW Pisel c Gode b Neser 3 c Simmers b Brimblecombe 53 MJ Simmers c Doran b Cowell 4 b Cowell 4 *DP Hughes c Renshaw b Steketee 63 c Gode b Brimblecombe 102 MT Renshaw c Sowter b Ley 43 c Doran b Ley 23 HJD Evans c Gannon b Harris 0 c Hemphrey b Bazley 42 AJ Gode c Hughes b Cowell 0 c Gibson b Cowell 0 R Gibson c Peirson b Steketee 30 c and b Neser 5 CR Hemphrey c Conway b Evans 140 c Doran b Conway 38 +JR Doran c Peirson b Gannon 0 c Gode b Steketee 32 *MA Philipson c Hughes b Evans 4 b Conway 46 AR Beadle b Harris 8 c Philipson b Steketee 18 +JJ Peirson c Cowell b Ley 9 b Evans 79 JS Lenton not out 80 c Philipson b Steketee 0 MG Neser c Doran b Cowell 32 CJ Green c Hemphrey b Neser 8 c Peirson b Steketee 22 JJ Bazley c Evans b Cowell 18 b Conway 2 T Ley c Gode b Steketee 0 not out 31 J Wildermuth c Ley b Conway 2 NA Sowter c Philipson b Neser 2 run out (Gannon-Peirson) 39 RJ Harris c Conway b Cowell 13 c Doran b Cowell 54 NJ Cowell c Philipson b Harris 22 c Peirson b Wildermuth 14 CJ Gannon not out 8 not out 13 HNA Conway did not bat did not bat MT Steketee c Beadle b Conway 0 c Doran b Cowell 0 CG Brimblecombe did not bat Sundries 4 lb, 6 nb 10 8 b, 7 lb, 5 nb, 3 w 23 Sundries 10 b, 4 lb, 11 nb, 1 w 26 8 b, 3 lb, 7 nb, 1 w 19 TOTAL all out, 53 overs 226 116.2 overs 381 TOTAL 86.1 overs 297 70.5 overs 280 Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-8, 3-68, 4-68, 5-102, 6-139, 7-151, 8-151, 9-154, Fall of wickets: 1-138, 2-173, 3-194, 4-225, Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-7, 3-174, 4-180, 5-195, 6-248, 7-271, Fall of wickets: 1-18, 2-18, 3-32, 4-101, 10-226 5-257, 6-283, 7-288, 8-288, 9-345, 10-381 8-282, 9-293, 10-297 5-144, 6-150, 7-164, 8-267, 9-267, 10-280 O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W Harris 14 2 61 3 13 4 33 0 Cowell 25 7 86 5 19.5 4 68 4 Neser 14 1 45 3 11 4 44 1 Conway 16.1 1 56 1 18 3 84 4 Steketee 11 1 67 1 29 7 77 4 Ley 11 3 34 2 14 2 53 1 Gannon 13 2 48 3 15 5 45 0 Green 9 1 38 0 6 1 27 0 Brimblecombe 1 0 1 0 27 7 79 2 Sowter 15 3 58 0 3 0 13 0 Bazley 13 0 67 1 Evans 10 5 11 2 7 2 12 1 Gode 2 0 12 0 Beadle 3 0 12 0 Philipson 3 2 2 0 Wildermuth 3.2 1 7 1

QUEENSLAND v SOUTH AUSTRALIA Woodville Oval February 9-12, 2015 Toss: Queensland Results: Queensland won by an innings and 29 runs Umpires: DM Koch and BC Treloar SOUTH AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings AT Carey c Brimblecombe b Wildermuth 24 b Gannon 12 M Labuschagne b Patel 53 *SJ Raphael c McDermott b Steketee 4 c Gannon b Floros 61 MT Renshaw c Nielsen b Worrall 11 JS Lehmann b Wildermuth 38 lbw b Brimblecombe 50 *GD Moller c Raphael b Valente 85 MRC Cranmer c Floros b Gannon 1 c Brimblecombe b Floros 38 BR McDermott c Nielsen b Valente 70 SP Miller c Peirson b Gannon 9 not out 56 S Heazlett b Valente 7 +HJ Nielsen c Labuschagne b Wildermuth 60 b Gannon 0 JS Floros not out 151 TD Andrews c Gannon b Brimblecombe 29 b Gannon 0 +JJ Peirson lbw b Andrews 139 C Valente c McDermott b Walter 4 lbw b Steketee 20 JD Wildermuth did not bat NJ Benton c and b Brimblecombe 12 c Moller b Steketee 21 CG Brimblecombe did not bat DJ Worrall c and b Floros 28 c and b Gannon 1 MT Steketee did not bat NP Winter not out 0 did not bat CJ Gannon did not bat A Patel did not bat c Moller b Brimblecombe 25 SH Walter did not bat Sundries 8 lb, 4 nb 12 4 lb, 1 nb 5 Sundries 5 b, 7 lb, 7 nb, 4 w 23 TOTAL all out, 57.4 overs 221 106.4 overs 289 TOTAL 147.2 overs 539 Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-46, 3-51, 4-68, 5-84, 6-148, 7-153, Fall of wickets: 1-20, 2-96, 3-163, 4-168, Fall of wickets: 1-34, 2-108, 3-227, 4-230, 5-242, 6-539 8-174, 9-218, 10-221 5-169, 6-173, 7-209, 8-241, 9-242, 10-289 O M R W O M R W O M R W Steketee 11 2 46 1 19 3 66 2 Worrall 26 8 90 1 Gannon 12 2 39 2 23 10 36 4 Valente 32 4 109 3 Wildermuth 7 2 31 3 16 1 66 0 Benton 14 1 55 0 Brimblecombe 10 3 34 2 16.4 5 26 2 Patel 23 7 73 1 Floros 5.4 1 15 1 17 7 39 2 Andrews 19.2 4 79 1 Walter 12 0 48 1 15 0 52 0 Winter 20 6 81 0 Miller 9 4 23 0 Lehmann 4 0 17 0

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 35 | QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA March 2-5, 2015 Toss: Queensland Results: Queensland won by 10 wickets Umpires: S Brne and D Ireland VICTORIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings *DJ Russ c Peirson b Gannon 2 b Gannon 78 MT Renshaw c Ayre b Sidebottom 175 DA King c Labuschagne b McDonald 13 c Peirson b Gannon 18 M Labuschagne lbw b McKay 72 not out 14 TJ Dean run out (Cutting) 43 c Floros b Walter 116 *NJ Reardon c Brown b Muirhead 33 not out 16 MJ Brown c Gannon b Cutting 5 c Peirson b McDonald 93 BR McDermott lbw b McKay 14 SE Gotch c Peirson b Gannon 4 c Peirson b Rowley 55 S Heazlett c Harper b Reed 79 SB Harper c Peirson b Cutting 5 c McDonald b Gannon 15 JS Floros c Reed b McKay 79 MW Short c McDermott b Gannon 25 b Gannon 5 +JJ Peirson c Sidebottom b McKay 37 +A Ayre lbw b Cutting 2 not out 29 BCJ Cutting c Brown b Muirhead 8 JM Muirhead c Gannon b Floros 13 c Swepson b Gannon 1 CJ Gannon not out 1 CJ McKay c Reardon b Gannon 4 c Peirson b Gannon 0 SH Walter did not bat JK Reed not out 6 b Gannon 0 RH McDonald did not bat RN Sidebottom did not bat did not bat MJ Swepson did not bat

Toyota Futures League Scoresheets Sundries 2 b, 3 nb, 1 w 6 4 b, 4 lb, 6 nb 14 Sundries 6 b, 5 lb, 5 nb, 6 w 22 2 lb, 1 w 3 TOTAL all out, 46.3 overs 128 all out, 133 overs 424 TOTAL 8 wickets, declared, 120.3 overs 520 6.5 overs 33 Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-27, 3-40, 4-63, 5-69, 6-86, 7-95, 8-118, Fall of wickets: 1-53, 2-156, 3-273, 4-341, Fall of wickets: 1-165, 2-227, 3-300, 4-328, 5-464, 6-499, 7-513, 8-520 9-118, 10-128 5-376, 6-382, 7-419, 8-424, 9-424, 10-424 O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W Gannon 12.3 4 18 4 38 13 105 7 Reed 21 5 82 1 3 0 14 0 Walter 9 4 32 0 24 5 76 1 McKay 27.3 8 77 4 3 0 8 0 McDonald 12 2 35 1 23 7 61 1 Sidebottom 22 4 69 1 0.5 0 9 0 Cutting 11 3 36 3 6 1 25 0 Muirhead 22 1 150 2 Floros 2 0 5 1 16 6 39 0 Short 24 1 95 0 Swepson 9 0 53 0 King 2 0 22 0 Rowley 16 2 56 1 Dean 2 0 14 0 Labuschagne 1 0 1 0

Michael Philipson on the way to a century in each innings against the ACT in a Futures League match | 36 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Women’s Scorecards & Statistics Scoresheets WNCL

QUEENSLAND v WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES Murdoch University October 11, 2014 Allan Border Field October 25, 2014 Toss: West Australia Umpires: J Hewitt and TR Rann Results: Queensland 5 points, WA 0. Toss: Queensland Umpires: MS Branch and D Kosh Results: New South Wales 4 points, Queensland 0. WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES SW Bates c Fields b Hill 8 BL Mooney b Triscari 13 BL Mooney c Osborne b Haynes 57 RL Haynes c Kimmence b Jonassen 30 CM Edwards * not out 63 DL Hollis run out (Piparo) 40 RR Hollindale c Healy b Perry 9 AJ Healy + c Fields b Kimmence 23 C Piparo c Kimmence b Jonassen 23 JL Jonassen not out 70 JL Jonassen b Perry 13 AJ Blackwell * c Hill b Ryan 48 H Graham c Fields b Harris 13 DM Kimmence not out 9 JM Fields *+ not out 99 EA Perry c Hill b Barsby 13 JCL Wallace + run out (Birkett) 6 JM Fields *+ DM Kimmence b Osborne 16 LJ Poulton not out 51 M Banting c Kimmence b Jonassen 0 KL Short KL Short b Coyte 24 EA Osborne c Fields b Barsby 0 ML Holmes b Harris 0 GM Harris GM Harris b Coyte 0 SJ Coyte c & b Barsby 11 E Biss c Birkett b Harris 0 RR Hollindale JL Barsby b Coyte 8 NJ Carey c Mooney b Harris 51 EL King b Leydon-Davis 12 FC Leydon-Davis FC Leydon-Davis c Perry b Coyte 6 K Sutherland c & b Barsby 0 P Cleary c Hollis b Barsbby 0 JL Barsby C Ryan st Healy b Aley 1 SE Aley not out 4 GL Triscari run out (Harris) 0 H Birkett C Hill not out 2 AR Reakes B Dawson C Hill G Prestwidge LEM Smith Sundries 9 lb, 10 w 19 Sundries 5 lb, 10 w, 1 nb 16 Sundries 1 lb, 10 w, 2 nb 13 Sundries 18 w 18 TOTAL 45.2 overs 144 TOTAL 27.5 overs 148 TOTAL 50 overs 248 TOTAL 48.3 overs 249 Fall of wickets: 1-9, 2-51, 3-85, 4-96, 5-99, 6-102, 7-105, Fall of wickets: 1-23, 2-138 Fall of wickets: 1-28, 2-44, 3-108, 4-141, 5-208, 6-208, Fall of wickets: 1-58, 2-62, 3-106, 4-129, 5-130, 6-146, 8-135, 9-136, 10-144 7-226, 8-243, 9-246 7-240, 8-241 Bowling: FC Leydon-Davis 10-2-24-1; Bowling: GL Triscari 5-1-23-1; P Cleary Bowling: EA Perry 7-1-40-2; SE Aley 5-1- Bowling: FC Leydon-Davis 7-0-48-0; C C Hill 4-0-11-1; JL Jonassen 10-0-28-2; DM 2.5-0-17-0; E Biss 5-0-13-0; EL King 4-0-22- 24-1; EA Osborne 10-0-38-1; K Sutherland Hill 5-0-28-0; JL Jonassen 10-1-31-1; DM Kimmence 5-0-21-0; JL Barsby 7.2-0-17-1; 0; B Dawson 2-0-19-0; ML Holmes 5-0-22-0; 2-0-9-0; SJ Coyte 10-1-35-4; LEM Smith Kimmence 6-1-24-1; GM Harris 6-1-43-1; JL H Birkett 4-0-18-0; GM Harris 5-0-16-3 SW Bates 4-0-27-0 5-0-33-0; RL Haynes 7-0-47-1; AR Reakes Barsby 10-0-62-4; C Ryan 4-0-13-1 4-0-21-0 QUEENSLAND v TASMANIA QUEENSLAND v SOUTH AUSTRALIA November 29, 2014 Allan Border Field December 13, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: S Balreddygari and W Stewart Result: Queensland 5 points, Tasmania 0. Toss: South Australia Umpires: BR Farrell and DM Koch Result: Queensland won by 7 wickets QUEENSLAND TASMANIA SOUTH AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND BL Mooney *+ c Smith b Pyke 12 AJ Silva c Kimmence b Hill 0 TJ McPharlin + st Mooney b Kimmence 13 BL Mooney + c Price b Schutt 9 GM Harris lbw b Pyke 15 HC Knight b Ryan 27 BE Patterson lbw b Hill 5 GM Harris not out 43 DL Hollis c Knight b Hepburn 9 C Ryan st Mooney b Jonassen 1 SJ Taylor c Mooney b Ferling 7 DL Hollis c Ebsary b 0 JL Jonassen c Hepburn b Silva 32 CL Hall lbw b Ferling 36 LK Ebsary * b Jonassen 19 JL Jonassen c Taylor b Betts 30 DM Kimmence c Burns b Knight 91 E Thompson c Mooney b Ferling 20 RJ Peate c Mooney b Ferling 15 JM Fields * not out 18 KL Short run out (Ryan) 43 EA Burns b Jonassen 5 TM McGrath lbw b Ferling 0 HL Ferling RR Hollindale c Burns b Knight 5 L Da Costa c Short b Ryan 10 BA Perry c Barsby b Ryan 13 DM Kimmence JL Barsby c Smith b Hepburn 6 V Pyke * lbw b Jonassen 4 A Wellington st Mooney b Jonassen 1 RR Hollindale HL Ferling not out 2 M Phillips lbw b Harris 2 SM Betts not out 9 C Ryan C Ryan B Hepburn not out 5 A Price c Mooney b Jonassen 0 C Hill C Hill C Raack c Hill b Barsby 0 H Perry lbw b Jonassen 0 KL Short JM Fields EJ Smith + ML Schutt JL Barsby Sundries 1 lb, 21 w, 1 nb 23 Sundries 5 lb, 11 w 16 Sundries 1 lb, 15 w, 1 nb 17 Sundries 1 w, 2 nb 3 TOTAL 50 overs 238 TOTAL 44.5 overs 126 TOTAL 35.4 overs 99 TOTAL 19.3 overs 103 Fall of wickets: 1-18, 2-43, 3-64, 4-107, 5-225, 6-225, Fall of wickets: 1-11, 2-30, 3-39, 4-96, 5-98, 6-108, 7-114, Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-24, 3-41, 4-56, 5-57, 6-68, 7-86, Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-19, 3-69 7-234, 8-238 8-118, 9-123, 10-126 8-87, 9-97, 10-99 Bowling: V Pyke 10-1-28-2; B Hepburn Bowling: HL Ferling 7-0-22-2; C Hill 8-2- Bowling: HL Ferling 10-2-28-3; C Hill Bowling: ML Schutt 6-0-19-1; A 10-0-52-2; L Da Costa 2-0-20-0; C Raack 10-1; C Ryan 7-1-20-2; JL Jonassen 10-2- 6-0-10-1; JL Jonassen 9.4-2-19-4; DM Wellington 5-0-33-1; A Price 4-1-22-0; SM 5-0-24-0; AJ Silva 7-2-30-1; HC Knight 9-0- 20-3; GM Harris 4-1-15-1; DM Kimmence Kimmence 4-0-15-1; JL Barsby 2-0-11-0; C Betts 3-0-14-1; H Perry 1.3-0-15-0 43-2; M Phillips 3-0-15-0; E Thompson 2-0- 3-0-18-0; JL Barsby 5.5-1-16-1 Ryan 2-0-8-1; GM Harris 2-1-7-0 12-0; EA Burns 2-0-13-0 QUEENSLAND v AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA Manuka Oval December 20, 2014 Allan Border Field January 10, 2015 Toss: ACT Umpires: C Cassin and Y Ramasundara Result: Queensland won by 5 wickets Toss: Victoria Umpires: BR Farrell and DM Koch Result: Victoria won by 92 runs AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY QUEENSLAND VICTORIA QUEENSLAND J Taffs c Ryan b Jonassen 53 GM Harris st Maher b Britt 83 EJ Villani c Mooney b Kimmence 54 GM Harris c Cameron b Hunter 0 KM Mack run out (Hollis) 106 BL Mooney + run out (Mack) 1 NE Bolton c Hollis b Hill 17 BL Mooney + c Cameron b Hunter 16 KL Britt * c Ferling b Harris 10 DL Hollis c Maher b Pulford 6 MM Lanning * c Mooney b Kimmence 60 DL Hollis c Cameron b Lamb 1 RS Dick retired hurt 9 JL Jonassen c & b Moyland 52 JE Cameron c Fields b Kimmence 25 JM Fields * b Bolton 47 NJ Browne c Fields b Hill 12 JM Fields * not out 47 KM Applebee not out 55 DM Kimmence run out (Bolton) 9 K Churchland st Mooney b Harris 30 DM Kimmence b Bates 39 EJ Inglis c Fields b Leydon-Davis 6 KL Short c Inglis b Strano 0 J Hicks st Mooney b Harris 2 KL Short not out 1 A Lanning c Harris b Hill 7 SJ Johnson c M Lanning b Bolton 23 S Moylan b Harris 1 SJ Johnson M Strano b Hill 5 JL Barsby c Cameron b Hunter 2 KL Pulford not out 2 JL Barsby BC Binch lbw b Hill 3 FC Leydon-Davis c Cameron b Bolton 29 R Maher + C Hill JL Hunter not out 11 H Birkett c Villani b Bolton 22 S Bates C Ryan KM Beams HL Ferling not out 0 S Seckhold-McIntyre HL Ferling K Lamb C Hill Sundries 2 b, 2 lb, 13 w, 1 nb 18 Sundries 6 b, 4 lb, 7 w 17 Sundries 4 b, 2 lb, 7 w, 1 nb 14 Sundries 16 w 16 TOTAL 50 overs 243 TOTAL 38.4 overs 246 TOTAL 50 overs 257 TOTAL 42.5 overs 165 Fall of wickets: 1-136, 2-147, 3-195, 4-235, 5-239, 6-240, 7-243 Fall of wickets: 1-13, 2-37, 3-145, 4-155, 5-235 Fall of wickets: Fall of wickets: Bowling: HL Ferling 9-1-65-0; C Hill 9-1- Bowling: KL Pulford 7-1-34-1; NJ Browne Bowling: HL Ferling 6-0-28-0; C Hill 8-0- Bowling: JL Hunter 10-5-19-3; K Lamb 39-1; SJ Johnson 3-1-7-0; JL Jonassen 10-1- 5-0-31-0; K Churchland 3-0-14-0; S Bates 42-4; FC Leydon-Davis 9-0-46-1; JL Barsby 4-0-34-1; BC Binch 8-1-41-0; KM Beams 49-1; JL Barsby 10-0-42-0; C Ryan 3-0-17-0; 5.4-0-59-1; J Taffs 3-0-23-0; J Hicks 2-0-17- 4-0-36-0; SJ Johnson 5-0-21-0; GM Harris 10-1-31-0; M Strano 6-0-25-1; NE Bolton GM Harris 6-0-20-4 0; S Moylan 6-0-24-1; KL Britt 5-0-28-1; S 8-0-35-0; DM Kimmence 10-0-43-3 4.5-1-15-4 Seckold-McIntyre 2-0-6-0 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 37 | QUEENSLAND v SOUTH AUSTRALIA Bankstown Oval January 23, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: B Mealey and AK Wilds Result: South Australia won by 3 wickets QUEENSLAND SOUTH AUSTRALIA GM Harris lbw b Schutt 11 BE Patterson c Kimmence b Ferling 2 DL Hollis lbw b Schutt 0 TJ McPharlin lbw b Harris 2 BL Mooney + run out (Price) 0 LK Ebsary * c Hollis b Ferling 4

WNCL Scoresheets JM Fields * b McGrath 29 RJ Peate b Barsby 6 KL Short b Schutt 0 TM McGrath lbw b Leydon-Davis 15 DM Kimmence b Betts 14 SJ Taylor + not out 21 SJ Johnson c Taylor b Betts 0 BA Perry lbw b Kimmence 3 JL Barsby c & b Price 0 A Wellington b Barsby 1 FC Leydon-Davis run out (Ebsary) 0 ML Schutt not out 9 H Birkett not out 17 SM Betts HL Ferling b Schutt 5 A Price C Hill H Perry Sundries 1 b, 1 lb, 11 w, 1 nb 14 Sundries 3 b, 23 w, 2 nb 28 TOTAL 28.4 overs 90 TOTAL 30 overs 91 Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-12, 3-13, 4-13, 5-34, 6-35, 7-37, Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-16, 3-16, 4-34, 5-40, 6-45, 7-50 8-39, 9-83, 10-90 Bowling: ML Schutt 8.4-1-20-4; A Bowling: HL Ferling 5-1-15-2; GM Harris Wellington 4-0-23-0; A Price 7-3-15-1; 4-0-22-1; FC Leydon-Harris 3-0-5-1; JL SM Betts 4-0-16-2; H Perry 2-0-3-0; TM Barsby 7-1-16-2; DM Kimmence 6-1-16-1; McGrath 3-0-11-1 C Hill 2-0-5-0; H Birkett 1-0-4-0; SJ Johnson 2-1-5-0 Jemma Barsby

Queensland Women WNCL Performances 2014-15 Batting Bowling Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave BF SR 100 50 0 4s 6s Player Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI Ave Econ SR 4w 5w Ct St JM Fields 7 5 3 240 99* 120.00 313 76.67 0 1 0 31 0 JL Jonassen 5 5 49.4 6 147 11 4-19 13.36 2.95 27.00 1 0 0 0 JL Jonassen 5 5 1 197 70* 49.25 227 86.78 0 2 0 23 5 SJ Johnson 3 3 10 2 33 0 - - 3.30 - 0 0 0 0 H Birkett 3 2 1 39 22 39.00 77 50.64 0 0 0 4 0 C Hill 7 7 42 3 145 8 4-42 18.12 3.45 31.50 1 0 3 0 DM Kimmince 7 6 1 178 91 35.60 235 75.74 0 1 0 16 4 C Ryan 4 4 16 1 58 4 2-20 14.50 3.62 24.00 0 0 1 0 GM Harris 7 6 1 152 83 30.40 158 96.20 0 1 2 17 4 DM Kimmince 7 6 34 2 137 6 3-43 22.83 4.02 34.00 0 0 5 0

WNCL Twenty20 Scoresheets KL Short 7 5 1 68 43 17.00 101 67.32 0 0 2 1 0 FC Leydon-Davis 4 4 29 2 123 3 1-5 41.00 4.24 58.00 0 0 0 0 BL Mooney 7 7 0 108 57 15.42 131 82.44 0 1 1 17 0 HL Ferling 5 5 37 4 158 7 3-28 22.57 4.27 31.70 0 0 1 0 FC Leydon-Davis 4 3 0 35 29 11.66 47 74.46 0 0 1 6 0 JL Barsby 7 7 46.1 2 200 8 4-62 25.00 4.33 34.60 1 0 3 0 SJ Johnson 3 2 0 23 23 11.50 48 47.91 0 0 1 2 0 H Birkett 3 2 5 0 22 0 - - 4.40 - 0 0 1 0 DL Hollis 6 6 0 56 40 9.33 124 45.16 0 0 2 7 0 GM Harris 7 7 35.3 3 158 10 4-20 15.80 4.45 21.30 1 0 1 0 RR Hollindale 4 2 0 14 9 7.00 29 48.27 0 0 0 2 0 JM Fields 7 ------7 0 HL Ferling 5 3 2 7 5 7.00 18 38.88 0 0 0 0 0 RR Hollindale 4 ------0 0 JL Barsby 7 4 0 16 8 4.00 39 41.02 0 0 1 1 0 DL Hollis 6 ------3 0 C Ryan 4 1 0 1 1 1.00 4 25.00 0 0 0 0 0 BL Mooney 7 ------7 5 C Hill 7 1 1 2 2* - 1 200.00 0 0 0 0 0 G Prestwidge 1 ------0 0 G Prestwidge 1 ------KL Short 7 ------1 0

WNCL Points Table 2014-15 WNCL T20 Points Table 2014-15 Team M W L NR BP Pts Net RR Teams M W L NR Pts Net RR VIC 6 5 1 0 4 24 1.585 NSW 12 9 2 1 19 1.397 QLD 6 4 2 0 5 21 1.119 VIC 12 9 3 0 18 1.219 SA 6 4 2 0 1 17 -0.391 QLD 12 9 3 0 18 0.487 NSW 6 3 3 0 2 14 0.335 TAS 12 6 6 0 12 -0.569 ACT 6 2 4 0 1 9 -0.297 SA 12 5 6 1 11 -0.247 TAS 6 2 4 0 0 8 -1.001 WA 12 2 10 0 4 -0.573 WA 6 1 5 0 0 4 -1.303 ACT 12 1 11 0 2 -1.449

| 38 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 WNCL Twenty20 Scoresheets Twenty20 WNCL QUEENSLAND v WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND v WESTERN AUSTRALIA Murdoch University, Perth Oct 10, 2014 Murdoch University, Perth Oct 12, 2014 Toss: West Australia Umpires:MP Hall and T Steenholdt Results: Queensland 2 points, WA 0 Toss: Queensland Umpires: W Barron and J Hewett Results: Queensland 2 points, WA 0. QUEENSLAND WESTERN AUSTRALIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND DM Kimmence st Wallace b King 29 SW Bates c Leydon-Davis b Kimmence 10 SW Bates c Fields b Barsby 18 BL Mooney + c & b Biss 19 BL Mooney + c Biss b Bates 33 CM Edwards * c Jonassen b Barsby 36 CM Edwards * c Harris b Barsby 34 DM Kimmence run out (Graham) 20 JL Jonassen b Cleary 9 H Graham lbw b Barsby 22 H Graham not out 27 JL Jonassen c Edwards b King 25 GM Harris b Shaw 21 JCL Wallace + c Harris b Barsby 1 JCL Wallace + b Leydon-Davis 24 GM Harris c Graham b King 0 JM Fields *+ c Cleary b Triscari 12 C Piparo lbw b Barsby 1 NJ Shaw b Leydon-Davis 0 JM Fields *+ not out 43 DL Hollis c Biss b Triscari 8 BM Devchand c Fields b Jonassen 8 C Piparo c Fields b Kimmence 10 DL Hollis not out 7 KL Short not out 3 NJ Shaw not out 14 BM Devchand not out 1 KL Short RR Hollindale not out 2 EL King c Mooney b Jonassen 0 EL King RR Hollindale FC Leydon-Davis E Biss not out 1 ML Holmes FC Leydon-Davis JL Barsby AL Williams P Cleary JL Barsby C Hill P Cleary E Biss C Hill H Birkett GL Triscari GL Triscari H Birkett Sundries 5 w 5 Sundries 3 w 3 Sundries 1 lb, 1 w 2 Sundries 3 w 3 TOTAL 20 overs 6-122 TOTAL 20 overs 7-96 TOTAL 20 overs 5-116 TOTAL 18.1 overs 4-117 Fall of wickets: 1-42, 2-68, 3-76, 4-107, 5-111, 6-118 Fall of wickets: 1-15, 2-67, 3-70, 4-71, 5-71, 6-95, 7-95 Fall of wickets: 1-53, 2-53, 3-96, 4-96, 5-113 Fall of wickets: 1-40, 2-41, 3-42, 4-96 Bowling: NJ Shaw 3-0-23-1, GL Triscari Bowling: C Hill 2-0-14 -0, FC Leydon- Bowling: FC Leydon-Davis 4-0-26- 2, Bowling: E Biss 4-0-21- 1, EL King 4 -0-27- 3-0-25-2, E Biss 4-0-20-0, EL King 4-0-17-1, Davis 4-0-23 -0, DM Kimmence 3-1-14-1, JL Jonassen 4-0-21- 0, GM Harris 3-0-21-0, 2, GL Triscari 1-0-13- 0, ML Holmes 3-0 -18 P Cleary 3-0-22-1, SW Bates 3-0-15-1 JL Jonassen 4-0-17- 2, H Birkett 2-0-10 -0, DM Kimmence 4-0-25- 1, JL Barsby 4-0 -17- 0, NJ Shaw 3.1-0-16 -0, SW Bates 2-0-16-0, GM Harris 2-0-9-0, JL Barsby 3-0-9-4 2, H Birkett 1-0-5-0 P Cleary 1-0-6-0

QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES Allan Border Field, Albion Oct 24, 2014 Allan Border Field, Albion Oct 26, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: B Farrell and J Ruddick-Collins Results: Queensland 2 points, New South Wales 0. Toss: New South Wales Umpires: M Branch and DM Koch Results: New South Wales 2 points, Queensland 0. NEW SOUTH WALES QUEENSLAND QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES LJ Poulton c Mooney b Ferling 0 DM Kimmence c Haynes b Aley 24 DM Kimmence b Perry 0 LJ Poulton c Leydon-Davis b Jonassen 16 AJ Healy + c Mooney b Ferling 0 BL Mooney + c Perry b Haynes 39 BL Mooney + c Carey b Perry 6 AJ Healy + lbw b Hill 39 AJ Blackwell * c Barsby b Leydon-Davis 42 JL Jonassen c Blackwell b Osborne 8 GM Harris c Poulton b Aley 15 AJ Blackwell * not out 43 EA Perry run out (Fields/Mooney) 61 GM Harris c Poulton b Reakes 21 JL Jonassen c Coyte b Perry 47 EA Perry not out 12 RL Haynes not out 5 JM Fields * c Aley b Coyte 17 JM Fields * b Aley 23 RL Haynes EA Osborne not out 7 KL Short not out 8 DL Hollis c Poulton b Sutherland 6 EA Osborne SE Aley RR Hollindale not out 1 KL Short not out 5 SE Aley NJ Carey DL Hollis RR Hollindale run out (Healy) 0 NJ Carey SJ Coyte FC Leydon-Davis JL Barsby SJ Coyte AR Reakes JL Barsby FC Leydon-Davis AR Reakes K Sutherland H Ferling H Ferling K Sutherland EA Leys C Hill C Hill EA Leys Sundries 8 w 8 Sundries 1 lb, 2 w, 3 nb 6 Sundries 1 lb, 7 w, 2 nb 10 Sundries 1 lb, 5 w 6 TOTAL 20 overs 4-123 TOTAL 18.4 overs 5-124 TOTAL 20 overs 7-112 TOTAL 14.4 overs 2-116 Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-6, 3-108, 4-113 Fall of wickets: 1-51, 2-71, 3-74, 4-107, 5-116 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-22, 3-23, 4-80, 5-95, 6-111, 7-112 Fall of wickets: 1-25, 2-76 Bowling: HL Ferling 4-0-18- 2, C Hill Bowling: EA Perry 4-0-26- 0, SJ Coyte Bowling: EA Perry 4-1-22- 3, SJ Coyte Bowling: HL Ferling 3-0-15-0, FC 3-0-10-0, FC Leydon-Davis 4-0-27-1, JL 2-0-10-1, SE Aley 3-0-16-1, K Sutherland 4-0-19-0, SE Aley 4-0-20-2, EA Osborne Leydon-Davis 2-0-14-0, JL Jonassen 3-0-19- Jonassen 4-0-21- 0, JL Barsby 2-0-15 -0, DM 1-0-13-0, EA Osborne 4-0-20-1, RL Haynes 4-0-20-0, RL Haynes 1-0-12-0, NJ Carey 1-0- 1, DM Kimmence 2.4-0-27-0, JL Barsby 2-0- Kimmence 3-0-32-0 3.4-0-21-1, AR Reakes 1-0-17-1 10-0, K Sutherland 2-0-8-1 23, GM Harris 1-0-6-0, C Hill 1-0-11-0

QUEENSLAND v TASMANIA QUEENSLAND v TASMANIA York Park, Launceston Nov 28, 2014 York Park, Launceston Nov 30, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: S Balreddygari and W Stewart Results: Tasmania 2 points, Queensland 0 Toss: Tasmania Umpires: S Balreddygari and W Stewart Results: Queensland 2 points, Tasmania 0 TASMANIA QUEENSLAND TASMANIA QUEENSLAND HC Knight b Barsby 53 BL Mooney + c Hall b Knight 25 C Ryan lbw b Ferling 9 BL Mooney + c Thompson b Knight 8 C Ryan run out (Hollindale) 13 DM Kimmence c Moloney b Pyke 0 HC Knight c Barsby b Kimmence 17 DM Kimmence st Smith b Silva 16 CL Hall run out (Jonassen) 8 GM Harris c Hall b Thompson 38 CL Hall c Kimmence b Barsby 33 GM Harris not out 40 E Thompson b Ferling 10 JL Jonassen not out 30 E Thompson b Jonassen 3 JL Jonassen not out 26 EA Burns c Mooney b Barsby 0 DL Hollis run out (Silva) 1 EA Burns c Harris b Hill 18 DL Hollis 1 SK Moloney c Harris b Barsby 4 KL Short c & b Thompson 1 SK Moloney not out 3 KL Short 1 AJ Silva c Barsby b Jonassen 6 RR Hollindale run out (Pyke) 4 AJ Silva b Hill 2 RR Hollindale 4 V Pyke * run out (Mooney) 4 JL Barsby c Phillips b Knight 6 V Pyke * not out 1 JL Barsby 6 M Phillips not out 4 JM Fields * M Phillips JM Fields * C Raack not out 2 HL Ferling C Raack HL Ferling EJ Smith + C Ryan EJ Smith + C Ryan B Hepburn C Hill B Hepburn C Hill Sundries 1 b, 1lb, 6 w, 1 nb 9 Sundries 5 w, 1 nb 6 Sundries 2 lb, 5 w 7 Sundries 1 lb, 6 w 7 TOTAL 20 overs 8-113 TOTAL 20 overs 7-111 TOTAL 20 overs 6-93 TOTAL 15 overs 2-97 Fall of wickets: 1-23, 2-62, 3-86, 4-86, 5-87, 6-101, Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-52, 3-75, 4-80, 5-82, 6-93, 7-111 Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-46, 3-54, 4-77, 5-86, 6-92 Fall of wickets: 1-27, 2-27 7-102, 8-109 Bowling: HL Ferling 4-0-9-1, C Hill 4-0- Bowling: V Pyke 3-0-14-0, B Hepburn Bowling: HL Ferling 4-0-23-1, C Hill 3-0- Bowling: V Pyke 4-0-27-1, B Hepburn 19-2, JL Barsby 3-0-16-1, C Ryan 3-0-13-0, 1-0-8-0, HC Knight 4-0-26-1, AJ Silva 3-0- 15-0, JL Jonassen 4-0-24-1, DM Kimmence 3-0-26-0, HC Knight 4-0-20-2, AJ Silva JL Jonassen 4-0-15-1, DM Kimmence 1-0- 15-1, M Phillips 1-0-4-0, C Raack 1-0-10-0, 3-0-25-0, JL Barsby 4-0-15-3, C Ryan 2-0-9- 2-0-10-0, C Raack 4-0-14-0, E Thompson 10-1, GM Harris 1-0-9-0 EA Burns 1-0-11-0, E Thompson 1-0-8-0 0 3-0-14-2

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 39 | QUEENSLAND v SOUTH AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND v SOUTH AUSTRALIA Allan Border Field, Albion Dec 14, 2014 Allan Border Field, Albion Dec 14, 2014 Toss: South Australia Umpires: MS Branch and J Ruddick-Collins Results: Queensland 2 points, South Australia 0 Toss: South Australia Umpires: MS Branch and J Ruddick-Collins Results: Queensland 2 points, South Australia 0 QUEENSLAND SOUTH AUSTRALIA SOUTH AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND BL Mooney + c Pope b Schutt 0 A Wellington st Mooney b Kimmence 18 BE Patterson run out (Hill) 9 DM Kimmence c & b Schutt 6 GM Harris run out (EA Perry) 5 BE Patterson c Harris b Barsby 36 SJ Taylor c Barsby b Jonassen 4 BL Mooney + c B Perry b Wellington 16 JL Jonassen c McPharlin b Schutt 2 SJ Taylor c Mooney b Barsby 22 LK Ebsary * run out (Kimmence) 0 GM Harris not out 19 JM Fields * c BA Perry b Schutt 4 LK Ebsary * c Johnson b Ferling 11 TJ McPharlin + c Mooney b Ferling 0 JL Jonassen c H Perry b Price 20 DM Kimmence c Price b Betts 36 TJ McPharlin + run out (Hill) 9 RJ Peate c & b Jonassen 1 SJ Johnson not out 0 SJ Johnson c Price b McGrath 27 BA Perry b Kimmence 0 TM McGrath b Ryan 15 JM Fields * 0 DL Hollis not out 14 SM Betts not out 5 BA Perry c Hill b Barsby 16 DL Hollis 5 KL Short c BA Perry b Pope 5 TM McGrath run out (Fields/Harris) 0 SM Betts run out (Hollis) 10 KL Short 0 WNCL Twenty20 Scoresheets JL Barsby run out (BA Perry) 0 H Perry 1 A Wellington not out 3 JL Barsby 1 C Hill c BA Perry b H Perry 1 ML Schutt H Perry c Kimmence b Ryan 1 C Hill C Ryan not out 3 K Pope A Price run out (Harris) 0 C Ryan HL Ferling A Price ML Schutt HL Ferling Sundries 4 lb, 19 w 23 Sundries 2 b, 4 w, 1 nb 7 Sundries 2 lb, 7 w 9 Sundries 1 lb, 7 w 8 TOTAL 20 overs 9-120 TOTAL 20 overs 7-108 TOTAL 20 overs 68 TOTAL 10.3 overs 3-69 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-3, 3-13, 4-20, 5-81, 6-93, 7-107, Fall of wickets: 1-31, 2-72, 3-87, 4-99, 5-101, 6-108, Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-14, 3-14, 4-14, 5-19, 6-41, 7-60, Fall of wickets: 1-22, 2-25, 3-67 8-108, 9-112 7-108 8-65, 9-67, 10-68 Bowling: ML Schutt 4-0-25-3, A Bowling: HL Ferling 4-0-25-1, C Hill Bowling: HL Ferling 4-1-6-1, C Hill 4-0- Bowling: ML Schutt 3-0-27-1, A Wellington 4-0-29-0, TM McGrath 4-0-19-1, 3-0-10-0, JL Jonassen 4-0-15-0, JL Barsby 17-0, JL Jonassen 4-2-5-2, SJ Johnson 2-0- Wellington 2-0-13-1, A Price 3-1-9-1, TM SM Betts 3-0-25-1, H Perry 3-0-11-1, K Pope 4-0-22-2, DM Kimmence 2-0-12-2, C Ryan 9-0, JL Barsby 4-0-19-1, C Ryan 2-0-10-2 McGrath 2.3-0-19-0 2-0-7-1 2-0-18-0, GM Harris 1-0-4-0

QUEENSLAND v AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY QUEENSLAND v AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Maunka Oval, Dec 19, 2014 Maunka Oval, Canberra Dec 21, 2014 Toss: Queensland Umpires: BY Ramasundara and AI Shelley Results: Queensland 2 points, Australian Capital Territory 0 Toss: Australian Capital Territory Umpires: AR Crozier and AI Shelley Results: Queensland 2 points, Australian Capital Territory 0 AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY QUEENSLAND J Taffs run out (Fields) 33 GM Harris b Britt 51 J Taffs c Barsby b Harris 57 BL Mooney + c Taffs b Britt 20 KM Mack run out (Ryan) 34 BL Mooney + c & b Farrell 0 KM Mack b Ryan 20 GM Harris run out (Pulford) 0 KL Britt * not out 36 JL Jonassen c Hicks b Moylan 25 KL Britt * b Harris 43 JL Jonassen c Mack b Pulford 37 NJ Browne c & b Barsby 6 JM Fields * b Moylan 0 NJ Browne b Jonassen 4 DM Kimmence c Browne b Pulford 7 RS Dick c Mooney b Harris 1 DM Kimmence c Hicks b Bates 25 K Churchland not out 38 JM Fields * not out 80 RM Farrell b Barsby 23 SJ Johnson b Hicks 6 S Moylan not out 1 SJ Johnson c Bates b Taffs 3 S Moylan not out 2 DL Hollis c Moylan b Farrell 7 J Hick DL Hollis st Maher b Bates 15 R Maher + KL Short not out 6 R Maher + JL Barsby run out (Churchland) 5 KL Pulford JL Barsby not out 19 KL Pulford KL Short c Maher b Bates 0 S Bates C Hill S Bates C Hill not out 0 K Churchland HL Ferling S Seckold-McIntyre HL Ferling J Hicks C Ryan A Horton C Ryan Sundries 2 b, 2 lb, 7 w, 1 nb 12 Sundries 1 lb, 7 w, 1 nb 9 Sundries 2 b, 11 w 13 Sundries 4 b, 8 w 12 TOTAL 20 overs 5-147 TOTAL 20 overs 7-148 TOTAL 20 overs 4-176 TOTAL 20 overs 8-179 Fall of wickets: 1-74, 2-74, 3-100, 4-102, 5-145 Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-54, 3-54, 4-104, 5-113, 6-117, Fall of wickets: 1-61, 2-103, 3-120, 4-169 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-39, 3-48, 4-91, 7-123 5-105, 6-146, 7-171, 8-171 Bowling: HL Ferling 4-0-17-0, C Hill 3-0- Bowling: RM Farrell 4-0-30-2, S Bates Bowling: HL Ferling 3-0-23-0, JL Bowling: KL Pulford 4-0-19-1, S Bates 17-0, JL Jonassen 4-0-20-0, GM Harris 2-0- 4-0-31-1, NJ Browne 2-0-13-0, KL Pulford Jonassen 4-0-26-1, C Hill 1-0-9-0, JL Barsby 3-0-44-2, NJ Browne 1-0-17-0, S Moylan 26-1, JL Barsby 4-0-32-2, C Ryan 1-0-14-0, 4-0-27-0, S Moylan 2-0-16-0, RS Dick 1-0- 3-0-37-0, GM Harris 3-0-18-2, C Ryan 3-0- 4-0-20-1, J Hicks 2-0-25-0, KL Britt 4-0-29-1, DM Kimmence 2-0-17-0 15-0, J Hicks 2-0-8-1, KL Britt 1-0-7-1 29-1, DM Kimmence 2-0-23-0, SJ Johnson J Taffs 2-0-21-1 1-0-9-0

QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA Allan Border Field, Albion Jan 9, 2015 The Gabba Jan 11, 2015 Toss: Victoria Umpires: BR Farrell and J Ruddick-Collins Results: Victoria 2 points, Queensland 0. Toss: Victoria Umpires: M Branch, DM Koch Results: Queensland 2 points, Victoria 0. VICTORIA QUEENSLAND VICTORIA QUEENSLAND MM Lanning * c Bortherston b Barsby 82 GM Harris c Cameron b Hunter 5 EJ Villani c Leydon-Davis b Barsby 16 BL Mooney + c Cameron b Strano 10 EJ Villani retired hurt 2 BL Mooney *+ c Hunter b Beams 2 MM Lanning * c Mooney b Leydon-Davis 15 GM Harris c Hunter b Bolton 23 JE Cameron c Hill b Johnson 10 DM Kimmence c Inglis b Beams 34 JE Cameron c Mooney b Barsby 5 DM Kimmence c A Lanning b McIntyre 51 KM Applebee c Hollis b Ferling 8 SJ Johnson c Applebee b Beams 12 KM Applebee st Mooney b Barsby 1 JM Fields * not out 17 EJ Inglis + not out 22 DL Hollis run out (MM Lanning) 4 EJ Inglis + b Hill 16 SJ Johnson 1 NE Bolton not out 19 JL Barsby c A Lanning b Strano 7 NE Bolton c Mooney b Harris 20 JL Barsby 1 KM Beams T Brotherston c Cameron b McIntyre 5 A Lanning c Fields b Hill 25 DL Hollis 4 BC Binch KL Short not out 18 M Strano c Mooney b Hill 1 KL Short 6 JL Hunter FC Leydon-Davis not out 16 JL Hunter run out (Harris) 4 FC Leydon-Davis A Lanning H Birkett BC Binch b Kimmence 2 H Birkett M Strano C Hill KM Beams not out 0 HL Ferling E McIntyre HL Ferling E McIntyre C Hill Sundries 4 b, 1 lb, 8 w 13 Sundries 9 w, 1 nb 10 Sundries 14 w, 1 nb 15 Sundries 1 b 1 TOTAL 20 overs 3-156 TOTAL 20 overs 7-113 TOTAL 20 overs 120 TOTAL 13.1 overs 3-102 Fall of wickets: 1-61, 2-110, 3-111 Fall of wickets: 1-6, 2-31, 3-58, 4-58, 5-67, 6-78, 7-81 Fall of wickets: 1-35, 2-46, 3-46, 4-55, 5-72, 6-103, 7-104, Fall of wickets: 1-11, 2-43, 3-102 8-113, 9-120, 10-120 Bowling: HL Ferling 4-0-30-1, C Hill Bowling: JL Hunter 3-0-25-1, M Strano 3-0-22-0, FC Leydon-Davis 3-0-24-0, JL 4-0-22-1, KM Beams 4-0-10-3, BC Binch Bowling: HL Ferling 2-0-26-0, C Hill 3-0- Bowling: JL Hunter 2-0-22-0, M Strano Barsby 4-0-32-1, SJ Johnson 2-0-7-1, DM 3-0-19-0, E McIntyre 4-0-24-1, NE Bolton 16-3, DM Kimmence 4-0-24-1, FC Leydon- 3-0-18-1, KM Beams 2-0-19-0, BC Binch Kimmence 2-0-20-0, GM Harris 2-0-16-0 2-0-13-0 Davis 3-0-20-1, JL Barsby 4-0-13-3, GM 3-0-17-0, NE Bolton 2-0-18-1, E McIntyre Harris 4-0-21-1 1.1-0-7-1

| 40 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Queensland Women WNCL T20 Performances 2014-15 Scoresheets Twenty20 WNCL Batting Bowling Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave BF SR 100 50 0 4s 6s Player Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI Ave Econ SR 4w 5w Ct St JM Fields 11 8 3 196 80* 39.20 168 116.66 0 1 1 21 3 JL Jonassen 10 10 39 2 183 8 2-5 22.87 4.69 29.20 0 0 2 0 JL Jonassen 10 10 2 229 47 28.62 229 100.00 0 0 0 19 1 SJ Johnson 6 3 5 0 25 1 1-7 25.00 5.00 30.00 0 0 1 0 GM Harris 12 12 2 238 51 23.80 220 108.18 0 1 2 22 9 H Birkett 4 2 3 0 15 0 - 5.00 - 0 0 0 0 DM Kimmince 12 12 0 248 51 20.66 200 124.00 0 1 2 37 4 HL Ferling 10 10 36 1 192 7 2-18 27.42 5.33 30.80 0 0 0 0 KL Short 12 8 5 46 18* 15.33 67 68.65 0 0 1 1 0 C Hill 12 11 30 0 160 6 3-16 26.66 5.33 30.00 0 0 2 0 BL Mooney 12 12 0 178 39 14.83 186 95.69 0 0 2 16 1 JL Barsby 12 12 41 0 250 19 4-9 13.15 6.09 12.90 1 0 6 0 SJ Johnson 6 5 1 48 27 12.00 63 76.19 0 0 0 5 0 FC Leydon-Davis 6 6 20 0 134 4 2-26 33.50 6.70 30.00 0 0 3 0 DL Hollis 12 8 2 62 15 10.33 73 84.93 0 0 0 2 0 GM Harris 12 9 19 0 130 4 2-18 32.50 6.84 28.50 0 0 5 0 JL Barsby 12 5 1 37 19* 9.25 44 84.09 0 0 1 1 1 C Ryan 6 6 13 0 93 3 2-10 31.00 7.15 26.00 0 0 0 0 T Brotherston 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 12 41.66 0 0 0 0 0 DM Kimmince 12 11 28.4 1 229 6 2-12 38.16 7.98 28.60 0 0 2 0 RR Hollindale 6 4 2 7 4 3.50 14 50.00 0 0 1 0 0 T Brotherston 1 ------1 0 C Hill 12 2 1 1 1 1.00 4 25.00 0 0 0 0 0 JM Fields 11 ------4 0 FC Leydon-Davis 6 1 1 16 16* - 12 133.33 0 0 0 0 1 RR Hollindale 6 ------0 0 C Ryan 6 1 1 3 3* - 8 37.50 0 0 0 0 0 DL Hollis 12 ------1 0 H Birkett 4 ------BL Mooney 12 ------11 2 HL Ferling 10 ------KL Short 12 ------0 0

Women’s All-Time Queensland Statistics 1978/79 – 2014/15 Women’sAll-Time Statistics

Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs Scored Highest Score50’s 100’s Ave Batting Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Ave Bowling 5Wk Best Adams, D 1980/81 2 4 0 4 3 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 ------Andrew (s), D 1985/86 – 1989/90 27 30 2 212 32 * 0 0 7.57 3 0 3 1231 32 549 18 30.50 - 4/24 Arnold, M 1983/84 – 1992/93 26 30 7 383 45 0 0 16.65 8 0 8 2206 105 830 46 18.04 2 9/29 Bainbridge, A 1990/91 4 4 0 51 29 0 0 12.75 0 0 0 42 0 17 0 - - Barsby, J 2010-11 – 31 20 4 174 37 0 0 10.87 5 0 5 1174 7 919 41 22.41 - 4/37 Bates, L 2003/04 – 2006/07 17 3 0 14 6 0 0 4.67 0 0 0 228 2 198 1 198.00 - 1/27 Beeston, J 1980/81 4 8 0 40 22 0 0 5.00 0 0 0 ------Bennett, T 1992/93 – 1994/95 16 15 5 147 39 0 0 14.70 3 0 3 24 0 11 2 5.50 - 2/11 Bernas, M 1996/97 8 6 1 53 26 0 0 10.60 2 0 2 156 1 114 3 38.00 - 2/17 Birkett, H 2013/14 - 4 2 1 39 22 - - 39.00 1 - 1 48 0 36 0 - - - Bow, S 1991/92 – 1995/96 31 30 2 351 56 1 0 12.54 10 0 10 2067 64 983 35 28.09 1 6/65 Brandon, M 1994/95 – 2000/01 23 22 2 235 29 * 0 0 11.75 8 0 8 ------Broadbent, J 2002/03 8 7 1 89 42 0 0 14.83 1 0 1 ------Broadfoot, L 2005/06 – 2008/09 30 30 2 654 82 2 0 23.35 8 0 8 744 10 526 11 47.81 - 2/13 Brotherston, T 2013/14 - 1 ------9 0 12 0 - - - Brown, T 1997/98 – 2006/07 74 72 8 1261 86 * 4 0 19.70 24 0 24 2634 42 1749 53 33.00 - 4/19 Browne, R 2002/03 – 2007/08 17 12 4 40 10 * 0 0 5.00 3 0 3 269 5 201 6 33.50 - 2/9 Buckley, B 1999/00 – 2001/02 26 16 10 101 22 0 0 16.83 8 0 8 1161 23 654 25 26.16 - 3/32 Bulow, M 1997-98 – 122 120 1 3617 130 16 7 30.39 36 1 37 ------Burley, J 1981/82 3 3 0 20 13 0 0 6.67 0 0 0 ------Byrnes, F 1996/97 – 1998/99 21 20 2 463 73 * 2 0 25.72 6 0 6 ------Cole, M 1985/86 – 1987/88 13 14 1 43 17 0 0 3.31 4 0 4 ------Coleman, J 2004-05 60 46 8 530 29 * 0 0 13.95 19 0 19 2966 55 1874 84 22.31 1 5/26 Cooper, G 1991/92 4 4 0 37 26 0 0 9.25 0 0 0 ------Cooper, R 2000/01 4 2 1 1 1 * 0 0 1.00 1 0 1 12 0 11 0 - - Cooper, S 1997/98 – 2003/04 41 41 4 645 78 * 3 0 17.43 10 0 10 138 2 85 5 17.00 - 2/38 Cramp, S 1989/90 – 1991/92 13 13 0 48 15 0 0 3.69 5 0 5 570 12 290 12 24.17 - 4/31 Curtis, N 2008/09 – 2 2 1 16 13 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 12 0 13 0 - - Daley, A 1978/79 5 9 2 127 35 * 0 0 18.14 4 0 4 ------Daley, L 2007-08 – 2011/12 35 34 3 812 89 5 0 26.19 5 0 5 6 0 14 0 - - Dannatt, J 1993/94 – 1999/00 38 32 2 416 51 1 0 13.87 12 0 12 1853 58 907 36 25.19 - 3/26 Dawson, C 1978/79 5 8 3 35 27 0 0 7.00 0 0 0 280 7 191 6 31.83 1 5/21 Dower, R 1992/93 7 6 1 58 22 * 0 0 11.60 2 0 2 ------Draheim, K 1985/86 5 6 3 17 5 0 0 5.67 1 0 1 ------Edwards, C 1990/01 – 1991/02 4 4 2 13 5 0 0 6.50 0 0 0 ------Ellis, J 1985/86 – 1989/90 24 30 4 295 40 0 0 11.35 5 0 5 246 8 114 3 38.00 - 1/19 Farrell, A 1998/99 – 2000/01 21 12 2 60 17 0 0 6.00 4 0 4 780 10 466 13 35.85 - 2/19 Fazackerley, K 1994/95 – 1996/97 18 16 4 357 56 * 1 0 29.75 7 0 7 1044 46 477 21 22.71 - 2/7 Ferling, H 2012/13 19 3 2 7 5 0 0 7.00 1 0 0 918 13 642 24 26.75 - 3/20 Fields, J 2001-02 – 97 88 17 2567 150 * 14 2 36.15 71 21 95 - - - - - Fleming, S 1981/82 – 1982/83 13 11 4 22 5 * 0 0 3.14 10 0 10 ------Forde, G 1987/88 7 6 0 30 20 0 0 5.00 1 0 1 ------Fraser, P 1990/91 – 1996/97 18 16 3 131 19 0 0 10.08 3 0 3 605 20 311 9 34.56 - 2/13 Hall, G 1996/97 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 ------Halpin, S 1992/93 3 2 0 10 6 0 0 5.00 0 0 0 112 3 44 3 14.67 - 3/24 Harris, G 2010-11 – 27 20 4 364 83 1 0 22.75 10 0 10 702 6 598 21 28.47 - 4/20 Head, T 1997/98 2 1 1 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 29 0 - - Hill, C 2009-10 – 30 9 3 37 12 0 0 6.16 10 0 10 691 13 507 18 28.16 - 4/42 Hindle, K 1989/90 – 1990/91 8 8 5 17 7 * 0 0 5.67 2 0 2 486 17 153 6 25.50 - 1/17 Hinze, L 2004/05 3 3 1 10 6 * 0 0 5.00 1 0 1 42 0 47 1 47.00 - 1/30 Hitchcock, K 1996/97 – 1997/98 13 5 3 20 13 * 0 0 10.00 3 0 3 630 14 311 8 38.88 - 2/22 Holden, D 2007/08 6 5 1 40 22 * 0 0 10.00 0 0 0 264 1 154 5 30.80 - 2/22 Hollindale, R 2009/10 – 17 12 1 138 61 1 0 12.54 0 0 0 ------

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 41 | Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs Scored Highest Score50’s 100’s Ave Batting Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Ave Bowling 5Wk Best Hollis, D 2004/05 – 47 40 4 598 70 3 0 16.61 19 1 20 ------Hughes, L 1980/81 – 1983/84 22 29 0 605 62 2 0 20.86 1 0 1 137 0 80 4 20.00 - 2/14 Inglis, R 1992/93 6 6 0 29 13 0 0 4.83 0 0 0 78 2 36 2 18.00 - 2/36 Jansen, J 1978/79 – 1982/83 22 28 5 183 44 * 0 0 7.96 3 0 3 1503 15 698 28 24.93 - 3/31 Jenkin, K 2009-10 13 6 6 68 26 * 0 0 0 4 0 4 414 2 341 8 42.63 - 1/7 Johnson, S 2011-12 – 8 2 0 23 23 0 0 11.50 2 0 2 198 4 141 5 28.20 - 3/32 Jonassen, J 2008-09 – 42 38 6 864 97 * 7 0 27.00 15 0 15 2116 29 1371 67 20.46 - 4/19 Judd, A 1987/88 12 11 0 88 32 0 0 8.00 4 0 4 ------Kaatz, J 1993/94 – 1998/99 26 24 1 176 33 0 0 7.65 6 0 6 998 30 528 14 37.71 - 3/26 Kimmince, D 2006/07 – 53 35 11 581 91 3 0 24.20 20 0 20 2058 32 1354 47 28.80 - 3/11 Klibbe, K 1997/98 – 2003/04 33 28 5 205 21 0 0 8.91 7 0 7 1316 33 835 27 30.93 - 4/35 Kross, C 1997/98 – 2004/05 52 33 10 145 38 * 0 0 6.30 10 0 10 2450 70 1266 55 23.02 1 5/28 Lansbury, C 1978/79 – 1982/83 4 5 0 3 2 0 0 0.60 1 0 1 204 1 109 1 109.00 - 1/14 Lawrence, G 1978/79 – 1982/83 9 14 0 114 23 0 0 8.14 3 0 3 258 11 159 3 53.00 - 1/6

All-Time Women’s StatisticsAll-Time Women’s Lee, R 1992/93 – 2003/04 31 21 7 146 34 * 0 0 10.43 11 0 11 1358 39 695 26 26.73 - 3/14 Leydon-Davis,F 2014/15 – 4 3 0 35 29 0 0 11.66 0 0 0 174 2 123 3 41.00 - 1/5 Love, R 1978/79 – 1981/82 17 23 1 168 27 0 0 7.64 6 0 6 ------MacDonnell, C 1978/79 5 9 0 106 38 * 0 0 11.78 1 0 1 ------MacDonnell, S 1978/79 – 1983/84 12 14 4 23 8 0 0 2.30 1 0 1 1010 27 402 18 22.33 1 6/25 Macgibbon, K 2004/05 3 0 ------Marsh, D 1990/91 4 4 0 65 34 0 0 16.25 0 0 0 134 3 58 2 29.00 - 2/21 Marxsen, K 2002/03 – 2007/08 30 28 2 639 105 3 1 24.58 7 0 7 24 0 28 0 - - Matheson, B 2001/02 – 2005/06 41 41 3 663 72 1 0 17.45 10 0 10 2345 85 1188 54 22.00 1 5/19 McManus, G 1989/90 – 1990/01 7 8 1 63 26 0 0 9.00 4 0 4 72 2 29 2 14.50 - 2/18 McVey, S 1978/79 3 5 0 7 4 0 0 1.40 1 0 1 12 0 14 0 - - Miller, A 1990/91 – 1993/94 7 6 1 26 10 0 0 5.20 1 0 1 ------Mooney, B 2009-10 – 33 32 3 812 92 * 8 0 28.00 18 6 24 ------Murnane, A 2003/04 – 22 17 5 149 35 0 0 12.42 8 0 8 462 4 365 10 35.60 - 2/11 Nayler, R 1983/84 3 3 2 7 7 0 0 7.00 0 0 0 54 2 21 1 21.00 - 1/21 Newton, A 1994/95 3 2 1 2 1 * 0 0 2.00 1 0 1 ------O’Dea, K 1981/82 – 1983/84 10 11 2 140 80 1 0 15.56 1 0 1 102 0 50 2 25.00 - 1/13 Oliver, S 1996/97 – 1997/98 9 2 1 23 17 0 0 23.00 1 0 1 84 0 72 2 36.00 - 2/27 Paine, K 1983/84 – 1989/90 24 33 3 311 44 0 0 10.37 5 0 5 786 27 314 12 26.17 - 2/26 Pattison, H 2009-10 14 12 4 24 8 * 0 0 3.00 5 0 5 180 1 157 5 31.40 - 3/40 Payne, N 1991/92 7 7 0 67 26 0 0 9.57 4 0 4 12 0 15 0 - - Pearce, B 1986/87 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0.50 0 0 0 ------Pearson, M 1985/86 – 1989/90 23 27 5 129 17 0 0 5.86 6 0 6 ------Peters, K 1996/97 3 2 1 5 5 * 0 0 5.00 0 0 0 ------Petherick, L 2008/09 – 2011/12 10 1 1 0 0 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 232 2 221 4 55.25 - 2/20 Phillips, N 1985/86 – 1992/93 33 36 13 143 20 0 0 6.22 10 0 10 1938 68 829 28 29.61 - 3/14 Pickering, V 1991/92 – 2000/01 68 66 5 1189 99 * 5 0 19.49 32 0 32 2275 90 1010 38 26.58 - 4/52 Pike, K 2001//02 – 2013/14 86 48 15 271 29 * 0 0 8.21 26 0 26 3591 97 1941 101 19.21 - 4/15 Powell, C 1983/84 – 1985/86 9 13 1 120 32 0 0 10.00 5 0 5 337 12 140 2 70.00 - 2/25 Prestwidge,G 2014/15 – 1 0 0 - - 0 0 ------Price, J 1993/94 – 2007/08 107 103 10 2166 112 * 9 1 23.29 85 25 110 ------Randall, L 2000/01 – 2011/12 12 11 0 81 28 0 0 7.36 0 0 0 332 6 199 8 24.88 - 3/33 Raymont, K 1980/81 – 1996/97 73 88 8 1242 85 4 0 15.53 54 23 77 ------Rea, O 1998/99 1 1 1 7 7 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 24 0 23 0 - - Ready, M 1980/81 – 1989/90 34 49 2 715 69 2 0 15.21 7 0 7 138 4 63 1 63.00 - 1/6 Reibelt, C 2008/09 – 2009/10 6 6 0 61 22 0 0 10.17 0 0 0 ------Rich, K 1993/94 – 1996/97 19 19 1 399 74 1 0 22.17 5 0 5 1192 46 516 24 21.50 - 3/26 Rimmington,R 2003/04 – 2007/08 31 10 4 38 10 0 0 6.33 1 0 1 1245 24 813 20 40.65 - 2/18 Rowell, A 1983/84 – 1991/92 30 38 5 318 25 0 0 9.64 6 0 6 3638 173 1259 55 22.89 3 6/13 Ryan, C 2014/15 – 4 1 0 1 1 0 0 1.00 1 0 1 96 1 58 4 14.50 0 2/20 Sandurski, C 1996/97 7 5 2 22 15 0 0 7.33 0 0 0 234 3 182 4 45.50 - 3/34 Scott, L 1993/94 – 1994/95 11 11 5 56 15 0 0 9.33 3 0 3 70 1 43 1 43.00 - 1/18 Shaw, K 1991/92 – 1995/96 10 10 2 89 28 0 0 11.13 3 0 3 318 8 210 5 42.00 - 2/23 Shearer, C 1986/87 4 6 3 32 19 * 0 0 10.67 0 0 0 ------Shields, L 1999/00 – 2001/02 26 23 4 181 33 0 0 9.53 5 0 5 437 5 289 11 26.27 - 2/26 Short, K 2005/06 – 39 28 8 468 47 0 0 23.40 13 0 13 96 0 72 1 72.00 - 1/35 Sigley, B 1978/79 – 1990/91 44 56 7 787 61 * 4 0 16.06 5 0 5 2092 23 966 32 30.19 - 4/12 Silk, K 1992/93 7 8 0 60 22 0 0 7.50 0 0 0 259 9 112 6 18.67 - 3/15 Souvlis, H 1983/84 2 4 0 52 29 0 0 13.00 0 0 0 24 4 0 0 - - Spring, S 1978/79 – 1982/83 22 31 1 331 36 0 0 11.03 3 0 3 936 11 475 15 31.67 - 3/11 Stephenson, M 1989/90 – 1991/92 8 10 0 65 28 0 0 6.50 4 0 4 ------Tainton, S 2008-09 – 2011/12 27 11 3 52 16 0 0 6.50 14 0 14 823 4 614 29 21.17 - 4/42 Thompson, H 2000/01 – 2001/02 9 6 0 15 12 0 0 2.50 3 0 3 18 0 21 0 - - Toshach, K 1993/94 – 1996/97 18 17 2 390 86 2 0 26.00 3 0 3 12 0 12 0 - - Trevathan, T 1997/98 1 1 1 1 1 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 ------Tsikleas, E 1978/79 – 1982/83 20 29 1 303 51 1 0 10.82 3 0 3 1020 10 511 16 31.94 - 3/18 Van, G 1993/94 – 1995/96 9 9 0 167 109 0 1 18.56 2 0 2 36 1 33 0 - - Verrall, J 2007/08 – 2009/10 10 9 3 58 22 0 0 9.67 1 0 1 252 3 168 7 24.00 - 2/17 Walford, D 1990/91 – 1991/92 11 11 0 144 27 0 0 13.09 4 0 4 519 15 257 14 18.36 - 3/29 Ward, V 1987/88 9 7 1 27 12 0 0 4.50 1 0 1 131 0 102 2 51.00 - 2/39 Wass, S 1983/84 2 3 0 7 7 0 0 2.33 0 0 0 48 0 29 0 - - Webber, K 1980/81 – 1982/83 18 21 6 178 37 * 0 0 11.87 2 0 2 1180 12 578 15 38.53 - 3/6 Wells, K 1986/87 5 7 0 105 40 0 0 15.00 1 0 1 354 19 123 5 24.60 - 3/37 White, M 1997/98 – 2007/08 67 63 13 855 43 0 0 17.10 25 0 25 1550 24 1087 31 35.06 - 4/41 Whittaker, F 2010-11 – 12 10 1 156 48 0 0 17.33 1 0 1 ------Williamson, H 1997/98 1 0 ------Woolway, S 1992/93 – 1996/97 18 17 4 78 12 0 0 6.00 2 0 2 474 11 287 7 41.00 - 2/24 Wright, B 1994/95 – 1995/96 6 4 3 6 3 * 0 0 6.00 0 0 0 54 1 47 0 - - Wyvill, K 1978/79 – 1982/83 22 29 1 289 42 0 0 10.32 2 0 2 493 7 263 5 52.60 - 2/29 Zipf, D 1987/88 – 1991/92 21 24 3 229 38 0 0 10.90 5 0 5 1140 40 477 16 29.81 - 4/26 Women’s All-Time WNCL Queensland Statistics 1996/97 – 2014/15

Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs Scored Highest Score50’s 100’s Ave Batting Catches Stumpings Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Ave Bowling 5Wk Best Barsby, J 2010-11 – 31 20 4 174 37 0 0 10.87 5 0 5 1174 7 919 41 22.41 - 4/37 Bates, L 2003/04 – 2006/07 17 3 0 14 6 0 0 4.67 0 0 0 228 2 198 1 198.00 - 1/27 Bernas, M 1996/97 8 6 1 53 26 0 0 10.60 2 0 2 156 1 114 3 38.00 - 2/17 Birkett, H 2013/14 - 4 2 1 39 22 - - 39.00 1 - 1 48 0 36 0 - - - Brandon, M 1996/97 – 2000/01 17 16 2 167 29 * 0 0 11.93 7 0 7 ------Broadbent, J 2002/03 8 7 1 89 42 0 0 14.83 1 0 1 ------Broadfoot, L 2005/06 – 30 30 2 654 82 2 0 23.35 8 0 8 744 10 526 11 47.81 - 2/13 Brotherston, T 2013/14 - 1 ------9 0 12 0 - - - Brown, T 1997/98 – 2006/07 74 72 8 1261 86 * 4 0 19.70 24 0 24 2634 42 1749 53 33.00 - 4/19 Browne, R 2002/03 – 2007/08 17 12 4 40 10 * 0 0 5.00 3 0 3 269 5 201 6 33.50 - 2/9 Buckley, B 1999/00 – 2001/02 26 16 10 101 22 0 0 16.83 8 0 8 1161 23 654 25 26.16 - 3/32

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Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs Scored Highest Score50’s 100’s Ave Batting Catches Stumpings Balls Maidens Runs Against Wkts Ave Bowling 5Wk Best Bulow, M 1997-98 – 122 120 1 3617 130 16 7 30.39 36 1 37 ------Byrnes, F 1996/97 – 1998/99 21 20 2 463 73 * 2 0 25.72 6 0 6 ------Coleman, J 2004-05 – 2011/12 60 46 8 530 29 * 0 0 13.95 19 0 19 2966 55 1874 84 22.31 1 5/26 Cooper, R 2000/01 4 2 1 1 1 * 0 0 1.00 1 0 1 12 0 11 0 - - Cooper, S 1997/98 – 2003/04 41 41 4 645 78 * 3 0 17.43 10 0 10 138 2 85 5 17.00 - 2/38 Curtis, N 2008/09 – 2 2 1 16 13 0 0 16.00 0 0 0 12 0 13 0 - - Daley, L 2007-08 – 2011/12 35 34 3 812 89 5 0 26.19 5 0 5 6 0 14 0 - - Dannatt, J 1993/94 – 1999/00 38 32 2 416 51 1 0 13.87 12 0 12 1853 58 907 36 25.19 - 3/26 Farrell, A 1998/99 – 2000/01 21 12 2 60 17 0 0 6.00 4 0 4 780 10 466 13 35.85 - 2/19 Fazackerley, K 1996/97 8 6 0 112 39 0 0 18.67 4 0 4 396 10 236 9 26.22 - 2/8 Ferling, H 2012/13 19 3 2 7 5 0 0 7.00 1 0 0 918 13 642 24 26.75 - 3/20 Fields, J 2001-02 – 97 88 17 2567 150 * 14 2 36.15 71 21 95 - - - - - Fraser, P 1996/97 7 5 1 39 15 0 0 9.75 1 0 1 144 4 121 3 40.33 - 2/33 Hall, G 1996/97 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 ------Harris, G 2010-11 – 27 20 4 364 83 1 0 22.75 10 0 10 702 6 598 21 28.47 - 4/20 Head, T 1997/98 2 1 1 0 0 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 30 0 29 0 - - Hill, C 2009-10 – 30 9 3 37 12 0 0 6.16 10 0 10 691 13 507 18 28.16 - 4/42 Hinze, L 2004/05 3 3 1 10 6 * 0 0 5.00 1 0 1 42 0 47 1 47.00 - 1/30 Hitchcock, K 1996/97 – 1997/98 13 5 3 20 13 * 0 0 10.00 3 0 3 630 14 311 8 38.88 - 2/22 Holden, D 2007/08 6 5 1 40 22 * 0 0 10.00 0 0 0 264 1 154 5 30.80 - 2/22 Hollindale, R 2009/10 – 17 12 1 138 61 1 0 12.54 0 0 0 ------Hollis, D 2004/05 – 47 40 4 598 70 3 0 16.61 19 1 20 ------Jenkin, K 2009-10 13 6 6 68 26 * 0 0 0 4 0 4 414 2 341 8 42.63 - 1/7 Johnson, S 2011-12 – 8 2 0 23 23 0 0 11.50 2 0 2 198 4 141 5 28.20 - 3/32 Jonassen, J 2008-09 – 37 33 5 667 97 * 5 0 23.82 15 0 15 1818 24 1224 56 21.85 - 4/38 Kaatz, J 1997/98 – 1998/99 10 8 1 89 33 0 0 12.71 2 0 2 512 14 283 10 28.30 - 3/26 Kimmince, D 2006/07 – 53 35 11 581 91 3 0 24.20 20 0 20 2058 32 1354 47 28.80 - 3/11 Klibbe, K 1997/98 – 2003/04 33 28 5 205 21 0 0 8.91 7 0 7 1316 33 835 27 30.93 - 4/35 Kross, C 1997/98 – 52 33 10 145 38 * 0 0 6.30 10 0 10 2450 70 1266 55 23.02 1 5/28 Lee, R 1998/99 – 2003/04 24 14 6 125 34 * 0 0 15.63 11 0 11 926 24 489 20 24.45 - 3/14 Leydon-Davis,F 2014/15 – 4 3 0 35 29 0 0 11.66 0 0 0 174 2 123 3 41.00 - 1/5 Macgibbon, K 2004/05 3 0 ------Marxsen, K 2002/03 – 2007/08 30 28 2 639 105 3 1 24.58 7 0 7 24 0 28 0 - - Matheson, B 2001/02 – 2005/06 41 41 3 663 72 1 0 17.45 10 0 10 2345 85 1188 54 22.00 1 5/19 Mooney, B 2009-10 – 33 32 3 812 92 * 8 0 28.00 18 6 24 ------Murnane, A 2003/04 – 22 17 5 149 35 0 0 12.42 8 0 8 462 4 365 10 36.50 - 2/11 Oliver, S 1996/97 – 1997/98 9 2 1 23 17 0 0 23.00 1 0 1 84 0 72 2 36.00 - 2/27 Pattison, H 2009-10 14 12 4 24 8 * 0 0 3.00 5 0 5 180 1 157 5 31.40 - 3/40 Peters, K 1996/97 3 2 1 5 5 * 0 0 5.00 0 0 0 ------Petherick, L 2008/09 – 2011/12 10 1 1 0 0 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 232 2 221 4 55.25 - 2/20 Pickering, V 1996/97 – 2000/01 37 35 1 635 76 3 0 18.68 18 0 18 361 0 268 13 20.62 - 3/27 Pike, K 2001//02 – 2013/14 86 48 15 271 29 * 0 0 8.21 26 0 26 3591 97 1941 101 19.21 - 4/15 Price, J 1996/97 – 2007/08 90 86 8 1890 112 * 9 1 24.23 74 24 98 ------Randall, L 2000/01 – 2011/12 12 11 0 81 28 0 0 7.36 0 0 0 332 6 199 8 24.88 - 3/33 Raymont, K 1996/97 2 1 0 13 13 0 0 13.00 0 0 0 ------Rea, O 1998/99 1 1 1 7 7 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 24 0 23 0 - - Reibelt, C 2008/09 – 2009/10 6 6 0 61 22 0 0 10.17 0 0 0 ------Rich, K 1996/97 2 2 0 29 18 0 0 14.50 1 0 1 108 2 67 1 67.00 - 1/32 Rimmington,R 2003/04 – 2007/08 31 10 4 38 10 0 0 6.33 1 0 1 1245 24 813 20 40.65 - 2/18 Sandurski, C 1996/97 7 5 2 22 15 0 0 7.33 0 0 0 234 3 182 4 45.50 - 3/34 Shields, L 1999/00 – 2001/02 26 23 4 181 33 0 0 9.53 5 0 5 437 5 289 11 26.27 - 2/26 Short, K 2005/06 – 39 28 8 468 47 0 0 23.40 13 0 13 96 0 72 1 72.00 - 1/35 Tainton, S 2008-09 – 2011/12 27 11 3 52 16 0 0 6.50 14 0 14 823 4 614 29 21.17 - 4/42 Thompson, H 2000/01 – 2001/02 9 6 0 15 12 0 0 2.50 3 0 3 18 0 21 0 - - Toshach, K 1996/97 8 7 1 181 86 1 0 30.17 1 0 1 12 0 12 0 - - Trevathan, T 1997/98 1 1 1 1 1 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 ------Verrall, J 2007/08 – 2009/10 10 9 3 58 22 0 0 9.67 1 0 1 252 3 168 7 24.00 - 2/17 White, M 1997/98 – 2007/08 67 63 13 855 43 0 0 17.10 25 0 25 1550 24 1087 31 35.06 - 4/41 Whittaker, F 2010/11 – 12 10 1 156 48 0 0 17.33 1 0 1 ------Williamson, H 1997/98 1 0 ------Woolway, S 1996/97 3 3 2 10 5 * 0 0 10.00 0 0 0 132 4 102 3 34.00 - 1/25

Queensland Women All-Time T20 Statistics Statistics Twenty20 WNCL All-Time

Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs Scored Highest Score50’s 100’s Ave Batting Catches StumpingsStk/Rt Balls Maidens Runs Wickets Average 5 Wkts Best Stk/Rt RPO Barsby, JL 2010/11 60 27 6 141 31 * - - 6.71 17 - 79.17 1127 3 1109 62 17.88 - 4/8 18.17 5.90 Birkett,H 2013-14 6 ------2 - - 7 - 28 - - - - - 6.72 Broadfoot, LC 2008/09 5 5 - 90 32 - - 18.00 4 - 103.45 90 - 93 3 31.00 - 1/16 30.00 6.20 Brotherston T 2013-14 2 1 - 5 5 - - 5.00 ------Bulow, MJ 2007/08 48 36 6 1178 103 6 1 39.26 14 - 104.26 ------Coleman, JC 2007/08 33 24 5 253 62 1 - 13.32 8 - 100.00 688 1 696 22 31.64 - 3/5 31.27 6.07 Curtis, NL 2008/09 1 ------Daley, L 2007/08 28 26 3 354 60 1 - 15.39 2 - 91.00 18 - 33 - - - - - 11.00 Davis, T 2007/08 1 1 1 3 3 * - - - - - 100.00 12 - 21 - - - - - 10.50 Ferling, HL 2012/13 36 ------702 1 674 21 32.09 - 2/13 33.42 5.76 Fields, JM 2007/08 58 48 13 1025 80 * 3 - 29.28 34 14 97.91 ------Harris, GM 2010/11 52 48 3 616 59 2 - 13.68 13 - 92.22 481 - 531 23 23.08 - 2/8 20.91 6.62 Hill, C 2009/10 45 9 5 19 6 - - 4.75 4 - 63.16 492 1 494 20 24.70 - 3/16 24.70 6.02 Holden, D 2007/08 1 1 - 5 5 - - 5.00 1 - 71.43 18 - 24 - - - - - 8.00 Hollindale, RR 2009/10 17 9 2 15 4 - - 2.14 1 - 26.09 ------Hollis, DL 2007/08 40 29 6 184 33 - - 8.00 11 - 78.26 ------Jenkin, K 2009/10 17 5 3 31 19 * - - 15.50 2 - 49.21 227 - 235 5 47.00 - 2/16 45.40 6.21 Johnson, SJ 2011/12 16 7 3 51 27 - - 12.75 2 - 150.00 161 1 191 12 15.50 - 3/9 15.91 5.84 Jonassen, JL 2008/09 63 61 15 1068 84 * 2 - 23.21 20 - 106.88 1277 7 1126 46 24.47 - 3/10 27.76 5.29 Kimmince, DM 2007/08 48 45 5 912 78* 5 - 22.80 7 - 96.09 702 2 773 22 35.13 - 2/11 31.90 6.60 Kross, CG 2007/08 1 1 1 4 4 * - - - - - 57.14 ------Marxsen, KL 2007/08 2 2 - 6 6 - - 3.00 1 - 75.00 ------Mooney, BL 2010/11 60 57 10 1007 50 1 - 21.42 22 4 88.87 ------Murnane, AL 2008/09 2 2 1 11 6 - - 11.00 - - 78.57 12 - 16 - - - - - 8.00 Pattison, HV 2009/10 22 14 1 43 9 * - - 3.31 22 46.74 78 1 106 6 17.67 - 3/9 13.00 8.15 Petherick, LM 2008/09 12 ------1 - - 192 - 198 7 28.29 - 3/20 27.43 6.19 Pike, KE 2007/08 42 16 9 63 10 * - - 9.00 17 - 71.26 870 4 827 46 17.97 - 4/14 20.36 5.80 Randall, LJ 2009/10 9 9 - 63 24 - - 7.00 2 - 72.41 ------Reibelt, CL 2007/08 2 2 - 20 12 - - 10.00 - - 74.07 6 - 7 - - - - - 7.00 Rimmington,R 2007/08 1 1 - 0 0 - - 0.00 - - 0.00 24 - 24 - - - - - 6.00 Short, KC 2007/08 49 29 11 212 28 - - 11.77 8 - 70.63 18 - 26 - - - - - 8.67 Tainton, SE 2008/09 32 12 7 47 14 - - 9.40 6 - 78.33 278 - 351 9 39.00 - 2/17 30.89 7.58 Verrall, JA 2007/08 4 4 - 29 11 - - 7.25 - - 42.65 48 - 50 3 16.67 - 3/20 16.00 6.25 White, ML 2007/08 1 ------Whittaker, F 2010/11 11 7 2 140 33 - - 28.00 1 - 73.30 ------

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 43 | Queensland Premier Grade Competition my FootDr First Grade Competition Round GF UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND v NORTHERN SUBURBS DCC UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND v WYNNUM MANLY DCC Allan Border Field WEP Harris Oval Toss: Result: Umpires: Donovan Koch, Murray Branch Toss: Result: Umpires: Damien Mealey, Donovan Koch. University of Queensland Northern Suburbs Wynnum Manly University of Queensland M FRY b Patel b Patel 0 S WILSON c Philipson b Holliday 5 W PROWSE c Hartley b Walter 1 P CLARKE c Broad b George 3

Grade Final Scoresheets M PHILIPSON c Murray b Gale 18 M GALE run out 2 R BROAD b Michael 36 C HARTLEY lbw b George 2 N BUCHANAN c Prestwidge b Patel 18 G SKENNAR c Stevens b Holliday 13 B MCDERMOTT c Stevens b Michael 11 A MICHAEL b George 5 A MICHAEL c Healy b Gale 2 K FLEMING c Philipson b Holliday 12 J FLOROS c Philipson b Walter 26 M PHILIPSON b George 0 E RYAN c Healy b Gannon 51 H MURRAY c Fry b Buchanan 1 C TRASK c Clarke b Stevens 52 E RYAN c A McDermott b Floros 21 T TUFFLEY c Gannon b Lucas 23 T HEALY c Ryan b Philipson 15 N RABNOTT c & b Michael 35 T TUFFLEY c Prowse b Pearce 18 L STEVENS not out 37 N HAURITZ c Cox b Philipson 33 J WEBSTER c Hartley b Michael 4 D ENDERSBY c Pearce b A McDermott 33 J COETZEE not out 8 C GANNON not out 31 A MCDERMOTT c Endersby b Cox 6 L STEVENS run out 9 J PRESTWIDGE c Coetzee b Walter 11 S PEARCE c Tuffley b Walter 9 M COX lbw b Floros 3 P PATEL not out 6 P GEORGE c Hartley b Cox 9 S WALTER c ? b Lester 26 Sundries 7 Sundries 3 F LESTER not out 6 J HOLLIDAY not out 2 TOTAL 165 TOTAL 132 Sundries 11 Sundries 7 Fall of wickets: 0, 36, 38, 40, 107, 123. Fall of wickets: 8, 11, 33, 33, 35, 83, 83, 99 TOTAL 206 TOTAL 129 Bowling: P Patel 3-0-17-2, N Hauritz 2-0-17-0, C Bowling: S Walter 4-0-31-1, J Holliday 4-0-27-3, N Fall of wickets: 4, 50, 51, 121, 150, 162, 177, 182, 200, 206 Fall of wickets: 5, 6, 6, 14, 46, 58, 76, 79, 104, 129. Gannon 4-0-25-1, M Gale 4-0-34-2, J Prestwidge 1-0-15-0, Buchanan 4-0-13-1, M Cox 2-0-16-0, A Michael 4-0-33-0, Bowling: S Walter 10-0-36-3, J Holliday 10-1-34-0, Bowling: P George 10-0-28-4, A McDermott 7-2- G Skennar 2-0-24-0, C Lucas 4-0-31-1. M Philipson 2-0-11-2. A Michael 10-0-34-4, M Philipson 2-0-17-0, M Cox 9.4-0- 15-1, S Pearce 8-1-20-1, C Trask 2.5-1-15-0, N Rabnott 35-2, L Stevens 8-0-45-1. 0.1-0-0-0, J Floros 9-0-36-2, F Lester 4.1-0-14-1. UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND v TOOMBUL DCC UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND v TOOMBUL DCC Allan Border Field Allan Border Field Toss: Result: Umpires: Damien Mealey, Donovan Koch Toss: Result: Umpires: Damien Mealey, Donovan Koch University of Queensland 1st Innings Toombul DCC 1st Innings University of Queensland 2nd Innings Toombul DCC 2nd Innings C HARTLEY lbw b S Rowley 0 G BATTICCIOTTO lbw b Walter 17 C HARTLEY c Tibbits b Shuard 19 G BATTICCIOTTO b Cox 68 M FRY c Tibbits b Abernethy 0 M RENSHAW c Stevens b Holliday 0 M FRY c Tibbits b Boyce 35 L POMERSBACH c Philipson b Walter 0 P FORREST c Tibbits b S Rowley 0 C HEMPHREY lbw b Holliday 13 P FORREST lbw b White 14 C HEMPHREY c Forrest b Holliday 26 N REARDON c Harris b Pomersbach 37 L POMERSBACH c Michael b Philipson 89 N REARDON c Hemphrey b Sabburg 27 C SABBURG c Cox b Walter 29 M PHILIPSON c Tibbits b Abernethy 88 C SABBURG lbw b Cox 18 M PHILIPSON c Hemphrey b Sabburg 22 P WHITE not out 106 A MICHAEL lbw b Pomersbach 5 T ROWLEY lbw b Philipson 7 A MICHAEL c Pomersbach b Sabburg 8 M RENSHAW run out 1 P CLARKE c Tibbits b Abernethy 31 P WHITE c Stevens b Philipson 14 P CLARKE c Batticciotto b Shuard 83 C BOYCE c Stevens b Cox 7 L STEVENS c Sabburg b Shuard 37 C BOYCE b Philipson 0 L STEVENS c Renshaw b Abernethy 54 T ROWLEY st Hartley b Stevens 12 M COX c Tibbits b Shuard 21 J TIBBITS c Philipson b Cox 15 M COX b Sabburg 0 J TIBBITS c & b Stevens 4 S WALTER not out 9 J SHUARD c Cox b Philipson 3 S WALTER c Renshaw b Abernethy 20 J HOLLIDAY b Shuard 0 T ABERNETHY not out 0 J HOLLIDAY not out 0 Sundries 16 Sundries 17 Sundries 9 Sundries 4 TOTAL 244 TOTAL 193 TOTAL 291 TOTAL 257 Fall of wickets: 1, 1, 8, 75, 89, 134, 187, 231, 240, 244. Fall of wickets: 4, 36, 40, 72, 100, 133, 135, 179, 193, 193. Fall of wickets: 22, 46, 83, 115, 123, 131, 244, 249, 287, 291 Fall of wickets: 1, 30, 93, 163, 164, 194, 239, 257. Bowling: P White 12-4-28-0, T Abernethy 11-0- Bowling: S Walter 19-3-56-1, J Holliday 17-6-35-2, Bowling: T Abernethy 11-4-26-2, J Shuard 20.2-7- Bowling: S Walter 13-0-92-2, J Holliday 8-0-63-1, 55-3, S Rowley 15-6-27-2, G Batticciotto 4-0-33-0, L M Philipson 14.3-3-47-5, M Cox 12-2-27-2, A Michael 40-2, C Boyce 25-2-72-1, P White 6-1-14-1, L Pomersbach M Philipson 1-0-17-0, M Cox 5-0-49-2, L Stevens 2.5-0-25- Pomersbach 17-5-43-2, C Boyce 10-0-38-0, C Sabburg 2-0-18-0. 3-0-21-0, C Sabburg 20-1-92-4, G Batticciotto 4-0-22-0. 2, A Michael 1-0-7-0. 1-0-1-0, J Shuard 8-3-6-3. Queensland Premier Grade T20 Competition Queensland Premier Grade One Day Competition Katherine Raymont Shield Round GF Katherine Raymont Shield Round GF SANDGATE - REDCLIFFE v WESTERN SUBURBS GOLD COAST - DOLPHINS v WESTERN SUBURBS Field Bill Pippen Oval Toss: Result: Umpires: Benjamin Farrell, Murray Branch. Toss: Result: Umpires: Benjamin Farrell, Damien Mealey. Sandgate - Redcliffe 1st Innings Western Suburbs 1st Innings Western Suburbs 1st Innings Gold Coast - Dolphins 1st Innings B MOONEY c Harris b Ryan 78 G HARRIS c Hendy b Hill 1 G HARRIS c Amai b Thomson 51 D KIMMINCE run out 3 J BARSBY c Harris b Short 27 D HOLLIS c Birkett b Lascu 50 A SMITH c Johnson b Kimmince 6 A GODFREY c Smith b Robin 0 T BROTHERSTON st Smith b Short 10 K SHORT b Brotherston 13 K SHORT run out 18 E KELLY b Harris 33 C HILL c Smith b Ryan 4 J FIELDS b Barsby 57 J FIELDS c Ovasuru b Kimmince 92 S JOHNSON c Robin b Harris 7 T COOPER not out 7 A SMITH st Mooney b Barsby 7 C RYAN c Kelly b Kimmince 13 N OVASURU c McGiffin b Short 32 H BIRKETT b Frew 2 C RYAN run out 0 T MCGIFFIN c Van Helvoirt b Kimmince 0 R VAN HELVOIRT c Smith b Harris 6 K MINTY not out 1 T MCGIFFIN not out 0 K BLANCHFIELD c Byriel b Ovasuru 15 M BYRIEL b Ryan 1 T SUDHAUS st Mooney b Barsby 0 B WATSON run out 5 B MCDOUGALL run out 17 J FREW not out 0 S ROBIN not out 2 T WHEELER c Short b Ryan 2 Sundries 11 Sundries 10 R MCCOOMBES not out not out 0 R THOMSON c Blanchfield b Robin 2 TOTAL 140 TOTAL 138 L MULLER not out 1 Fall of wickets: 86, 124, 126, 130, 139. Fall of wickets: 2, 28, 111, 132, 132, 138, 138. K AMAI not out 0 Sundries 11 Sundries 22 Bowling: C Ryan 4-0-22-2, G Harris 4-0-25-0, B Bowling: C Hill 3-0-23-1, J Barsby 4-0-34-3, T Watson 3-0-34-0, L Kingsley 1-0-6-0, T McGiffin 2-0-14-0, Brotherston 3-0-11-1, H Birkett 4-0-26-0, K Minty 3-0-19- TOTAL 213 TOTAL 126 K Short 4-0-23-2, J Frew 2-0-13-1. 0, A Lascu 3-0-21-1. Fall of wickets: 23, 79, 87, 123, 127, 171, 190, 213. Fall of wickets: 1, 6, 13, 80, 93, 97, 101, 109, 124, 126. Bowling: S Johnson 9-0-43-0, D Kimmince 10-2-29-4, Bowling: S Robin 9-1-21-2, G Harris 10-2-26-3, L Muller 2-0-13-0, N Ovasuru 10-0-31-1, A Godfrey 2-0-24-0, R C Ryan 8-0-28-2, T McGiffin 3-0-18-0, K Short 4.3-0-17-1, Thomson 7-1-20-1, B Mcdougall 5-0-24-0, K Amai 5-0-25-0. J Frew 1-0-6-0.

| 44 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Grade Statistics Statistics Grade My Foot Dr Grade Premiership LEADING RUNSCORERS BATTING AVERAGES Player Club M Inn NO 100s 50s HS Runs Ave NAME CLUB AVG 1 Robinson, Andrew Gold Coast 10 10 2 2 3 203* 717 89.63 Robinson, Andrew Gold Coast 89.63 2 Paulsen, Geoffrey J Ipswich / Logan 11 18 2 0 4 77 626 39.13 Selman, Nicholas Sunshine Coast 66.00 3 Moller, Greg Redlands 11 12 2 2 1 233* 623 62.30 Moller, Greg Redlands 62.30 4 Selman, Nicholas Sunshine Coast 11 11 3 2 2 119* 532 66.00 Northeast, Sam Sunshine Coast 58.22 5 Keune, Zac J Sandgate - Redcliffe 11 13 1 2 3 116 527 43.92 Heazlett, Sam Redlands 51.14 6 Northeast, Sam A Sunshine Coast 10 10 1 2 1 144 524 58.22 Paulsen, Steven Western Suburbs 50.2 7 Paulsen, Steven J Western Suburbs 10 12 2 1 4 109 502 50.20 Trask, Cameron Wynnum - Manly 49.40 8 Broad, Ryan A Wynnum Manly 11 14 2 2 1 122* 498 41.50 Philipson, Michael Western Suburbs 48.71 9 Trask, Cameron T Wynnum Manly 10 12 2 1 4 106 494 49.40 Peirson, James Redlands 45.71 10 Sale, Nicholas Northern Suburbs 11 14 0 1 1 190 485 34.64 White, Preston Toombul 45.11 11 Simmers, Michael J Sandgate - Redcliffe 11 13 1 0 3 99* 477 39.75 Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals. Alan Pettigrew Shield Two Day Matches only 12 Turner, Ben South Brisbane 11 14 2 1 2 101* 470 39.17 LEADING WICKET-TAKERS 13 Carruthers, Nicholas Sunshine Coast 11 12 0 2 2 120 465 38.75 14 White, Preston Toombul 10 10 1 0 4 97 406 45.11 Player Club M O M R W Ave S/R E/R 5WI 10WM BBI 15 De Giusti, Nicholas Ipswich / Logan 11 18 1 1 1 140* 402 23.65 Swepson, Mitchell Sandgate - Redcliffe 11 197.3 25 784 34 23.06 34.85 3.97 3 0 6/47 16 Tazelaar, Andrew D Western Suburbs 11 12 1 2 0 136* 389 35.36 Pearce, Sean Wynnum Manly 10 131 33 422 31 13.81 25.35 3.22 3 0 7/41 17 Thompson, Lachlan A Sandgate - Redcliffe 11 13 1 1 3 105* 381 31.75 Worth, Aiden Sandgate - Redcliffe 11 177.4 30 580 30 19.33 35.53 3.26 1 1 7/37 18 Francis, Cameron A Valley 9 11 1 1 2 129 379 37.90 Wildermuth, Jack Valley 11 148 34 435 29 15.00 30.62 2.94 3 0 7/55 19 Rabnott, Nathan D Wynnum Manly 11 13 1 2 0 147 376 31.33 Walden, Nichola Western Suburbs 11 181.5 42 517 28 18.46 38.96 2.84 2 0 6/19 20 Michael, Andrew J University of QLD 11 12 3 2 0 112* 359 39.89 Holliday, James University of QLD 11 223.4 65 529 28 18.89 47.93 2.37 1 0 5/52 Two Day matches – does not include Finals Paulsen, Steven Western Suburbs 10 109.1 22 317 27 11.74 24.26 2.90 2 1 7/52 Gode, Andrew Valley 10 156.2 38 454 26 17.46 36.08 2.90 0 0 4/33 Tazelaar, Andrew Western Suburbs 11 217.3 64 611 26 23.50 50.19 2.81 1 0 6/66 HIGHEST SCORES Stimpson, Jon Redlands 11 160.3 47 450 25 18.00 38.52 2.80 0 0 4/374 SCORE PLAYER CLUB ROUND INNS OPPONENT Two Day matches – does not include Finals. Ranked by total wickets, then average 233* Moller, Greg Redlands 10 1 Sandgate - Redcliffe BOWLING AVERAGES 203* Robinson, Andrew Gold Coast 7 1 Wynnum Manly NAME CLUB AVG 190 Sale, Nicholas Northern Suburbs 11 1 Ipswich / Logan 160 Renshaw, Matthew Toombul 17 1 Sandgate - Redclife Paulsen, Steven Western Suburbs 11.74 157* Bell-Drummond, Daniel Northern Suburbs 15 1 South Brisbane Walter, Scott University of QLD 12.30 156* Prowse, William Wynnum Manly 13 1 Redlands Pearce, Sean Wynnum Manly 13.81 151 Reardon, Nathan University of QLD 7 1 Sunshine Coast Petrie, Matthew Valley 14.91 147 Rabnott, Nathan Wynnum Manly 17 1 Ipswich / Logan Wildermuth, Jack Valley 15.00 144 Northeast, Sam Sunshine Coast 11 1 Redlands Gannon, Cameron Northern Suburbs 16.96 140* De Giusti, Nicholas Ipswich / Logan 10 2 University of QLD Gode, Andrew Valley 17.46 Includes Finals, Two Day, One Day and Twenty20 matches Stimpson, Jon Redlands 18.00 McDonald, Ronan Toombul 18.23 Walden, Nicholas Western Suburbs 18.46 OTHER CENTURIES Two Day – does not include Finals. Note qualification requirements Regulation 34 Andrew Tazelaar (W) 136*, Thomas Rowley (T) 130, Cameron Francis (V) 129, Ryan Harris (T) 125, Chris Lynn (T) 124, Sam Heazlett (R) 123*, Nick Bischoff (SB) 123*, Ryan Broad (WM) 122*, BEST BOWLING Josh Dascombe (V) 122*, (S-R) 122, Nic Carruthers (SC) 120, Nic Selman (SC) 119*, PLAYER CLUB O M R W RND INN OPPONENT Sam Underhill (SR) 118, Zac Keune (SR) 116, Cameron Boyce (T) 114, Andrew Michael (UQ) 112*, Pearce, Sean Wynnum Manly 21.5 10 41 7 10 1 Sunshine Coast Oscar Richardson (GC) 112, Andrew Gode (V) 111, Michael Philipson (UQ) 109*, Steve Paulsen (W) 109, Wildermuth, Jack Valley 10.0 0 55 7 15 1 Wynnum Manly Marnus Labuschagne (R) 109, Preston White (T) 106*, Emmanuel Peterson (SB) 106*, Cameron Trask (WM) 106, Worth, Aiden Sandgate – Redcliffe 14.0 3 37 7 9 1 Wynnum Manly Lachlan Thompson (SR) 105*, Glen Batticciotto (T) 105, Sam Truloff (W) 105, Duncan Allan (SB) 105, Ball, Adam Redlands 13.0 4 37 7 17 1 Western Suburbs Michael Simmers (SR) 104*, Jason Floros (WM) 104, Chris Sabburg (T) 102, Jack Carty (UQ) 101*, White, Preston Toombul 25.4 5 88 7 12 1 Wynnum Manly Ben Turner (SB) 101*, Michael Wells-Peris (SB) 101, Haydn Murray (N) 100*, Alex Kemp (R) 100*, Paulsen, Steven Western Suburbs 9.3 0 52 7 17 2 Redlands Mitchell Cook (SC) 100* McDonald, Ronan Toombul 19.0 6 23 6 8 1 Ipswich / Logan Includes Finals, Two Day, One Day and Twenty20 matches Pearce, Sean Wynnum Manly 11.0 4 17 6 15 1 Valley Walden, Nicholas Western Suburbs 12.0 5 19 6 9 1 Sunshine Coast OTHER FIVE-WICKET PERFORMANCES Shuard, Joshua Toombul 29.0 14 46 6 8 1 Ipswich / Logan Adam Ball (R) 6-32, Andrew Tazelaar (W) 6-66, Mitch Swepson (SR) 6-47, Scott Walterv (UQ) 6-91, Includes Finals, Two Day, One Day and Twenty20 matches Peter George (WM) 6-40, Sean Pearce (WM) 6-45, Mitch Swepson (SR) 5-20, Dan Maroske (W) 5-14, MOST DISMISSALS BY A WICKET-KEEPER Scott Walter (UQ) 5-27, Cameron Gannon (N) 5-42, Steve Paulsen (W) 5-46, Lloyd Aspin (SR) 5-49, Nick Walden (W) 5-26, Scott Walter (UQ) 5-46, Matt Petrie (V) 5-39, Alister McDermott (WM) 5-28, PLAYER CLUB CATCHES STUMPINGS James Holliday (UQ) 5-52, Michael Brammer (SB) 5-41, Mitch Swepson (SR) 5-42, Ben Cutting (SB) 5-38, Underhill, Sam Sandgate - Redcliffe 31 2 Adam Mabb (SR) 5-38, Michael Herdman (R) 5-49, Jack Wildermuth (V) 5-62, Cameron Gannon (N) 5-66, Frew, Justin Western Suburbs 32 0 Wade Johnston (SR) 5-76, Lloyd Aspin (SR) 5-17, Ryan Le Loux (R) 5-77, Michael Philipson (UQ) 5-47, Sam Fry, Mitchell University of QLD 25 1 Gardiner (SC) 5-57, Andrew Michael (UQ) 5-49, Steven Heise (SC) 5-87, Jack Wildermuth (V) 5-69, Pfeffer, Lachlan Valley 21 1 Peter George (WM) 5-35, Matthew Gale (N) 5-80, Jack Stanlake (GC) 5-38, Michael Herdman (R) 5-89, Flegler, Gerard Sunshine Coast 20 2 Phillip Adams (T) 5-59 Healy, Tom Northern Suburbs 20 1 Includes Finals, Two Day, One Day and Twenty20 matches Two Day Matches only, does not include Finals Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 45 | LEADING RUN-SCORERS – Kookaburra One Day Competition LEADING WICKET-TAKERS – Kookaburra One Day Competition

Player Club M Inn NO 100s 50s HS Runs Ave Player Club M O M R W Ave S/R E/R 5WI BBI Prowse, William Wynnum Manly 3 3 1 1 1 156* 266 133.00 George, Peter Wynnum Manly 3 30 5 94 15 6.27 12.00 3.13 2 6/40 Batticciotto, Glen Toombul 3 3 0 1 0 105 185 61.67 Patel, Parth Northern Suburbs 3 29.4 4 74 8 9.25 22.25 2.49 0 3/21 Truloff, Sam Western Suburbs 3 3 1 0 3 68 177 88.50 Kuhnemann,Matthew Gold Coast 3 25 3 81 7 11.57 21.43 3.24 0 3/22 Broad, Ryan Wynnum Manly 2 2 1 1 0 119 168 168.00 Cox, Mathew University of QLD 3 18.1 2 58 6 9.67 18.17 3.19 0 3/27 Grade Statistics Renshaw, Matthew Toombul 3 3 0 0 2 74 155 51.67 Brammer, Michael South Brisbane 3 30 11 99 6 16.50 30.00 3.30 0 3/28 Sale, Nicholas Northern Suburbs 3 3 2 0 2 60* 144 144.00 Stanlake, Jack Gold Coast 3 26 2 121 6 20.17 26.00 4.65 0 4/43 Beath, Jack Valley 3 3 2 0 1 77 139 139.00 Walter, Scott University of QLD 2 18 7 22 5 4.40 21.60 1.22 0 3/11 Irvine, Trevor Sandgate - Redcliffe 3 3 0 0 1 95 138 46.00 Holliday, James University of QLD 3 19.1 3 55 5 11.00 23.00 2.87 0 4/24 Leloux, Ryan Redlands 3 3 0 0 1 72 137 45.67 Pearce, Sean Wynnum Manly 2 13.5 0 61 5 12.20 16.60 4.41 0 3/41 Narracott, Michael South Brisbane 3 3 0 0 1 83 135 45.00 Brimblecombe, Cameron Gold Coast 2 18.4 0 77 5 15.40 22.40 4.13 0 3/16 Does not include Finals Does not include Finals

LEADING RUN-SCORERS – Twenty20 LEADING WICKET-TAKERS – Twenty20

Player Club M Inn NO 100s 50s HS Runs Ave Player Club M O M R W Ave S/R E/RI BBI Burns, Joseph Northern Suburbs 4 4 1 0 2 67 190 63.33 Skennar, Graeme Northern Suburbs 4 15.2 0 78 13 6.00 7.08 5.09 4/19 Simmers, Michael Sandgate - Redcliffe 4 4 2 1 1 104* 186 93.00 Walter, Scott University of QLD 4 14.1 1 55 10 5.50 8.50 3.88 4/9 Reardon, Nathan University of QLD 4 4 1 0 1 78* 174 58.00 Hemphrey, Charlie Toombul 4 13.1 0 73 8 9.13 9.88 5.54 3/40 Narracott, Michael South Brisbane 4 4 1 0 1 70 140 46.67 Cox, Mathew University of QLD 4 14 0 82 8 10.25 10.50 5.86 4/26 Cutting, Benjamin South Brisbane 4 4 0 0 1 87 134 33.50 Lucas, Corey Northern Suburbs 4 15 0 94 8 11.75 11.25 6.27 4/41 Labuschagne, Marnus Redlands 4 4 0 0 1 77 132 33.00 Thompson, Lachlan Sandgate - Redcliffe 4 10 0 38 7 5.43 8.57 3.80 3/10 Skennar, Graeme Northern Suburbs 4 4 1 0 1 56* 130 43.33 Sabburg, Christopher Toombul 4 16 0 88 7 12.57 13.71 5.50 2/14 Hemphrey, Charlie Toombul 4 4 1 0 1 50 130 43.33 Shuard, Joshua Toombul 4 10.2 0 53 6 8.83 10.33 5.13 2/4 Gode, Andrew Valley 4 4 0 0 1 64 128 32.00 Henderson, Andrew Western Suburbs 4 13 0 79 6 13.17 13.00 6.08 2/9 Philipson, Michael University of QLD 4 3 0 0 1 62 127 42.33 Leloux, Ryan Redlands 4 10 0 55 5 11.00 12.00 5.50 3/14 Does not include Finals Does not include Finals

Katherine Raymont Shield (Women’s First Grade)

LEADING RUN-SCORERS LEADING WICKET-TAKERS PLAYER CLUB MAT INN NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE. Player Club M O M R W Ave S/R E/R 5WI BBI 1 Brotherston, Taylah Sandgate - Redcliffe 18 18 2 0 5 76 553 34.56 1 Watson, Bronte Western Suburbs 16 98 5 475 28 16.96 21.00 4.85 0 4/26 2 Fields, Jodie Western Suburbs 13 12 7 2 3 118* 545 109.00 2 Ryan, Casey Western Suburbs 15 96.3 6 344 23 14.96 25.17 3.56 0 3/10 3 Kimmince, Delissa Gold Coast 9 9 1 1 5 125 528 66.00 3 Barsby, Jemma Sandgate - Redcliffe 12 83.1 2 339 20 16.95 24.95 4.08 0 4/10 4 Harris, Grace Western Suburbs 12 11 1 1 3 151* 470 47.00 4 Munro, Emma University of QLD 18 89 5 478 20 23.90 26.70 5.37 0 2/16 5 Hollindale, Rebecca University of QLD 12 12 0 1 1 113 389 32.42 5 Ovasuru, Norma Gold Coast 13 78 8 336 17 19.76 27.53 4.31 0 4/30 6 Harris, Laura University of QLD 18 18 1 0 1 59 384 22.59 6 Godfrey, Abigail Gold Coast 11 44 1 228 14 16.29 18.86 5.18 0 4/18 7 Short, Kirby Western Suburbs 10 10 1 0 3 82 379 42.11 7 Harris, Laura University of QLD 18 63.3 4 311 13 23.92 29.31 4.90 0 3/21 8 Mooney, Bethany Sandgate - Redcliffe 12 12 0 0 3 70 378 31.50 8 Harris, Grace Western Suburbs 12 79 4 340 13 26.15 36.46 4.30 0 3/17 9 Johnson, Sammy-Jo Gold Coast 16 15 2 0 1 96 357 27.46 9 Tainton, Selena University of QLD 18 63.3 5 299 12 24.92 31.75 4.71 1 5/10 10 Godfrey, Abigail Gold Coast 11 10 2 0 2 71* 294 36.75 10 Clarke, Hannah University of QLD 5 30 3 103 11 9.36 16.36 3.43 0 4/25 One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals Muller, Lexie Gold Coast 15 66 6 243 11 22.09 36.00 3.68 0 3/23 Minty, Kelsie Sandgate - Redcliffe 16 68 1 287 11 26.09 37.09 4.22 0 2/13 HIGHEST SCORES Brotherston, Taylah Sandgate - Redcliffe 18 94 5 429 11 39.00 51.27 4.56 0 3/27 One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals SCORE PLAYER CLUB ROUND OPPONENT 151* Harris, Grace Western Suburbs 16 Gold Coast BEST BOWLING 125 Kimmince, Delissa Gold Coast 1 Western Suburbs 118* Fields, Jodie Western Suburbs 5 Sandgate - Redcliffe PLAYER CLUB W R O M Round Opponent 113 Hollindale, Rebecca University of QLD 11 Sandgate - Redcliffe Tanzer, Toya Sandgate – Redcliffe 5 14 5.0 0 11 University of QLD 96 Johnson, Sammy-Jo Gold Coast 5 University of QLD Tainton, Selena University of QLD 5 10 8.4 4 13 Western Suburbs One Day, Twenty20 matches – includes Finals Barsby, Jemma Sandgate – Redcliffe 4 10 4.0 0 15 Western Suburbs Kimmince, Delissa Gold Coast 4 29 10.0 2 GF Western Suburbs MOST DISMISSALS BY A WICKET-KEEPER Godfrey, Abigail Gold Coast 4 18 6.0 0 17 University of QLD Ovasuru, Norma Gold Coast 4 30 8.3 1 5 University of QLD PLAYER CLUB CATCHES STUMPINGS Watson, Bronte Western Suburbs 4 39 9.2 1 3 University of QLD 1 Van Helvoirt, Rebecca Gold Coast 8 5 Watson, Bronte Western Suburbs 4 26 4.0 0 2 Sandgate – Redcliffe 2 Mooney, Bethany L Sandgate - Redcliffe 7 6 One Day, Twenty20 matches – includes Finals 3 Smith, Alice M Western Suburbs 7 4 4 Harris, Laura University of Queensland 6 5 5 Fields, Jodie M Western Suburbs 2 2 One Day, Twenty20 matches – includes Finals

| 46 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Other Grades Statistics Grade

Each of the lower grade competitions in the My Foot Dr Grade Premiership is named after LEADING WICKET-TAKERS stalwarts of Queensland Cricket. GRADE NAME CLUB TOTAL Second Grade – The Alan Pettigrew Shield The Alan Pettigrew Shield Tuffley, William University of QLD 29 Third Grade – Norm McMahon Shield Watt, Leonard Redlands 29 Fourth Grade – Bob Spence Shield The Norm McMahon Shield hristensen, Jens South Brisbane 36 Fifth Grade – Roy Tanner Shield The Bob Spence Shield Baines, Kesh Western Suburbs 33 Sixth Grade – WEP Harris Shield The Roy Tanner Shield Bell, Andrew Western Suburbs 33 Also included in this section is statistics for The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 competition, The WEP Harris Shield Kempnich, Clinton Valley 29 and The Jodie Fields Shield Blackman, Martin Valley 29 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Competition Abbey, Christopher Sandgate – Redcliffe 18 The Jodie Fields Shield Ferrier, Shareene Gold Coast 29 LEADING RUN-SCORERS Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals. Alan Pettigrew Shield Two Day Matches only GRADE NAME CLUB RUNS HIGHEST SCORE The Alan Pettigrew Shield Jones, Harold South Brisbane 454 The Norm McMahon Shield Sam Dewar Western Suburbs 516 GRADE NAME CLUB TOTAL The Bob Spence Shield Stevenson, Josh Redlands 335 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Jones, Harrison Western Suburbs 212 The Roy Tanner Shield Marabini, Marco University of QLD 588 The Norm McMahon Shield Creedon, Giles University of QLD 185 The WEP Harris Shield Brown, Gavin Valley 511 The Bob Spence Shield Singh, Kirpal Wynnum Manly 136 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Competition Graham, Steven Wynnum Manly 403 The Roy Tanner Shield Ormandy, Justin University of QLD 203* The Jodie Fields Shield Ellul, Joanne Sandgate – Redcliffe 301 The WEP Harris Shield Hodgins, Grantly Toombul 287 Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals. Alan Pettigrew Shield Two Day Matches only The Lord’s Taverners U17 Competition Fernando, Sulakshana South Brisbane 152* The Jodie Fields Shield Ferrier, Shareene Gold Coast 100* Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – includes Finals BATTING AVERAGES GRADE NAME CLUB AVG BOWLING AVERAGES The Alan Pettigrew Shield Hudson – Prentice, Flynn Sandgate – Redcliffe 40.00 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Pacey, Zachary Northern Suburbs 40.00 GRADE NAME CLUB AVG The Alan Pettigrew Shield French, Cameron Redlands 38.50 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Harmer, Andrew University of QLD 10.79 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Jones, Harold South Brisbane 37.83 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Tuffley, William University of QLD 13.79 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Mahaffey, Brendan Toombul 37.25 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Lavis, Adam Northern Suburbs 14.12 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Davis, Ben University of QLD 36.38 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Samsudeen, Umhar South Brisbane 14.77 The Norm McMahon Shield Lloyd, Michael Northern Suburbs 59.50 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Chinn, Julian University of QLD 15.19 The Norm McMahon Shield Dewar, Samuel Western Suburbs 48.38 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Campbell, Matthew Sunshine Coast 16.74 The Norm McMahon Shield Pearce, Trent South Brisbane 46.00 The Norm McMahon Shield Christensen, Jens Mills South Brisbane 9.44 The Norm McMahon Shield Drennan, Mitchell Redlands 45.29 The Norm McMahon Shield Abel, Shaun South Brisbane 9.52 The Norm McMahon Shield Meadows, Nick University of QLD 42.66 The Norm McMahon Shield Wheller, Timothy University of QLD 11.68 The Norm McMahon Shield Kenny, Trent Western Suburbs 39.89 The Norm McMahon Shield Statham, Trent South Brisbane 14.40 The Bob Spence Shield Watter, Michael University of QLD 52.00 The Norm McMahon Shield Abernethy, Toby University of QLD 14.71 The Bob Spence Shield Hartley, Darran Toombul 44.50 The Norm McMahon Shield Kammel, Aiden Gold Coast 15.50 The Bob Spence Shield Collings, Dean University of QLD 38.00 The Bob Spence Shield Oldham, Andrew Toombul 11.38 The Bob Spence Shield Oldham, Andrew Toombul 34.50 The Bob Spence Shield Baines, Kesh Western Suburbs 13.58 The Bob Spence Shield Grey, Dylan Redlands 32.56 The Bob Spence Shield Walter, Matthew Valley 14.45 The Bob Spence Shield AWC Thompson Valley 32.25 The Bob Spence Shield Croon, Jamie Toombul 15.70 The Roy Tanner Shield Levan, Danny University of QLD 74.75 The Bob Spence Shield Adams, Thomas Northern Suburbs 16.82 The Roy Tanner Shield Marabini, Marco University of QLD 65.33 The Bob Spence Shield Scherer, Nicholas Sandgate – Redcliffe 17.57 The Roy Tanner Shield Irving, Stuart Western Suburbs 54.00 The Roy Tanner Shield Rubin, Kasper Valley 9.48 The Roy Tanner Shield Berndt, Christian Northern Suburbs 43.13 The Roy Tanner Shield Purser, Nicholas Western Suburbs 11.25 The Roy Tanner Shield Kingdon, Darren Wynnum-Manly 38.57 The Roy Tanner Shield McTaggett, Jon University of QLD 13.45 The Roy Tanner Shield Tarabay, Danny Valley 36.43 The Roy Tanner Shield Davis, Mitch Redlands 17.55 The WEP Harris Shield Dwyer, Michael Redlands 55.44 The Roy Tanner Shield Bell, Andrew Western Suburbs 18.36 The WEP Harris Shield Hainsworth, Stean Wynnum-Manly 43.60 The Roy Tanner Shield Dyson, Matthew Western Suburbs 21.29 The WEP Harris Shield Blackman, Martin Valley 42.36 The WEP Harris Shield Kempnich, Clinton Valley 8.03 The WEP Harris Shield Dwyer, Ben Redlands 41.30 The WEP Harris Shield Blackman, Martin Valley 11.97 The WEP Harris Shield Nurka, Martin University of QLD 38.56 The WEP Harris Shield Amadoruge, Nirosh Redlands 12.52 The WEP Harris Shield Colley, Ben University of QLD 35.17 The WEP Harris Shield Whitehead, John Sandgate – Redcliffe 13.52 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Graham.Steven Wynnum – Manly 81.40 The WEP Harris Shield Tandon, Shubham University of QLD 13.79 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Lynch, Owen Valley 78.67 The WEP Harris Shield Biggs, Nicholas University of QLD 17.14 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Lovell Angus Sunshine Coast 71.00 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Mullen, Dylan Valley 10.14 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Lascu, Adrian Sandgate 65.33 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Bunker, Mitchell Sandgate - Redcliffe 12.07 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Fernando, Sulakshana South Brisbane 57.25 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Carlile, William University of QLD 13.31 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Agnew, Lachlan Northern Suburbs 56.50 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Whyte, Donal Valley 13.92 The Jodie Fields Shield Ferrier, Shareene Gold Coast 50.33 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Haynes, Fraser Redlands 15.92 The Jodie Fields Shield Ellul, Joanne Sandgate 37.63 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Brown, Tyson Sandgate - Redcliffe 16.78 The Jodie Fields Shield Wilkman, Annie Western Suburbs 31.40 The Jodie Fields Shield Ferrier, Shereene Gold Coast 6.52 The Jodie Fields Shield Fuller, Carly Gold Coast 29.11 The Jodie Fields Shield Coulson, Christina Valley 7.30 The Jodie Fields Shield Cantwell, Rebecca Gold Coast 25.11 The Jodie Fields Shield Johnston, Allie University of QLD 9.76 The Jodie Fields Shield Musk, Cara Valley 24.89 The Jodie Fields Shield Mills, Lilly Sunshine Coast 9.95 Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals. Alan Pettigrew Shield Two Day Matches only)Pettigrew Shield Two Day Matches only Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals. Alan Pettigrew Shield Two Day Matches only. Note qualification requirements Reg 34. Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 47 | HAT-TRICKS KOOKABURRA GRADE PLAYER OF THE WEEK GRADE NAME CLUB OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS Week 1: Glen Batticciotto (Toombul) First Grade McDonald Ronan Toombul 19 6 23 6 Week 2: Michael Simmers (Sandgate-Redcliffe) The Alan Pettigrew Shield McCloy, Ryan Gold Coast 9.3 2 26 4 Week 3: Justin Ormandy (University of QLD) Week 4: Grantly Hodgins (Toombul) The Alan Pettigrew Shield Chinn, Julian University of QLD 15.0 8 14 3 Week 5: Ronan McDonald (Toombul) The Norm McMahon Shield Morrison, Adriane Wynnum Manly 14.0 4 41 4 Grade Statistics Week 6: Harrison Jones (Western Suburbs) The Bob Spence Sheild Jhala, Arjun Wynnum Manly 20.0 4 57 5 Week 7: Aiden Worth (Sandgate-Redcliffe) The Roy Tanner Sheild Muller, Joshua Wynnum Manly 7.0 0 37 3 Week 8: Greg Moller (Redlands) The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Fisher, Isaac Gold Coast 9.0 0 28 3 Week 9: Matthew Jensen (Northern Suburbs) Jodie Fields Shield Ferrier, Shareene Gold Coast 5.0 1 13 4 Week 10: Michael Wright (Northern Suburbs) Jodie Fields Shield Cartwright, Alice (Double Hat-Trick) Sunshine Coast 7.0 2 8 4 Week 11: Jake Richards (Redlands) Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – includes Finals) Week 12: Nick Sale (Northern Suburbs) Week 13: Preston White (Toombul) MOST DISMISSALS BY A WICKET-KEEPER Week 14: Fynn Hudson-Prentice (Sandgate-Redcliffe) Week 15: Kesh Baines (Western Suburbs) GRADE NAME CLUB CATCH STUMPINGS Week 16: Will Prowse (Wynnum-Manly) The Alan Pettigrew Shield Hart, Adam South Brisbane 34 3 Week 17: Ryan Kay (Sandgate-Redcliffe) The Norm McMahon Shield Murch, Bradley Western Suburbs 29 1 Week 18: Jack Wildermuth (Valley) Machin, Alex Sandgate-Redcliffe 26 4 Week 19: Zach Pacey (Northern Suburbs) Week 20: Grace Harris (Western Suburbs) The Bob Spence Shield Jones, Mark Valley 18 0 Week 21: (Toombul) The Roy Tanner Shield Wallis, Brayden Redlands 13 0 Week 22: Abigail Godfrey (Gold Coast) The WEP Harris Shield Maclean, Connor Valley 23 3 Week 23: Andrew Harmer (University of QLD) The Lord’s Taverners U17 Competition Macoun, Jackson South Brisbane 12 3 Week 24: Dan Wilson (South Brisbane) The Jodie Fields Shield Langbroek, Chloe University of QLD 9 3 Week 25: Glen Batticciotto (Toombul) Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals Week 26: Michael Simmers (Sandgate-Redcliffe)

Michael Philipson

| 48 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Grade Finals & Tables & Tables Finals Grade

MY FOOT DR CLUB GRADE PREMIERSHIP TABLES CHAMPIONSHIP DAMIEN MULLINS CUP CAM BATTERSBY CUP JOHN MCKNOULTY CUP TOM VEIVERS CUP CLUB POINTS FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE University of Queensland 2168.50 TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS Northern Suburbs 1683.00 University of QLD 139.5 University of QLD 100.5 University of QLD 23 University of QLD 16 Valley 1560.00 Northern Suburbs 123.0 Northern Suburbs 89.0 Northern Suburbs 18 Northern Suburbs 16 South Brisbane 1417.80 Toombul 111.0 Toombul 86.0 Wynnum Manly 14 Toombul 12 Redlands 1375.00 Valley 106.0 Valley 84.0 Valley 14 Sandgate – Redcliffe 8 Western Suburbs 1364.15 Wynnum Manly 97.9 Redlands 80.0 Toombul 13 South Brisbane 8 Sandgate - Redcliffe 1278.00 Redlands 95.0 Wynnum Manly 75.9 South Brisbane 12 Wynnum Manly 8 Toombul 1251.00 Sunshine Coast 83.0 Sunshine Coast 75.0 Redlands 7 Redlands 8 Wynnum Manly 1050.30 Sandgate – Redcliffe 78.0 Sandgate – Redcliffe 64.0 Gold Coast 6 Sunshine Coast 8 Gold Coast 956.30 South Brisbane 68.0 Western Suburbs 53.0 Sandgate – Redcliffe 6 Valley 8 Sunshine Coast 760.00 Western Suburbs 63.0 South Brisbane 48.0 Western Suburbs 6 Western Suburbs 4 Ipswich / Logan 281.10 Gold Coast 33.0 Gold Coast 27.0 Sunshine Coast 0 Gold Coast 0 Ipswich / Logan 12.0 Ipswich / Logan 12.0 Ipswich / Logan 0 Ipswich / Logan 0 ALAN PETTIGREW SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE NORM MCMAHON SHIELD (2nd Grade) TWO DAY ONE DAY TWENTY20 SHIELD (3rd Grade) TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS South Brisbane 114.0 South Brisbane 150.8 University of QLD 24 South Brisbane 16 South Brisbane 107.0 University of QLD 108.0 University of QLD 144.0 Toombul 21 Redlands 12 University of QLD 88.0 Northern Suburbs 92.0 Northern Suburbs 119.0 South Brisbane 21 University of QLD 12 Northern Suburbs 84.0 Western Suburbs 77.0 Western Suburbs 100 / 0 Northern Suburbs 15 Northern Suburbs 12 Sandgate – Redcliffe 83.0 University of QLD [2] 82.0 Redlands 65.0 Redlands 90.0 Western Suburbs 15 Gold Coast 10 Gold Coast 73.9 Sandgate – Redcliffe 65.0 Sandgate – Redcliffe 75.0 Redlands 13 Sunshine Coast 10 South Brisbane [2] 69.0 Valley 61.0 Gold Coast 68.9 Sandgate – Redcliffe 6 Toombul 8 Western Suburbs 64.0 Sunshine Coast 57.0 Sunshine Coast 67.0 Gold Coast 6 Western Suburbs 8 Western Suburbs [2] 58.0 Gold Coast 52.9 Toombul 65.0 Ipswich / Logan 6 Wynnum Manly 4 Toombul 50.0 Wynnum Manly 46.0 Valley 61.0 Sunshine Coast 0 Sandgate – Redcliffe 4 Redlands 48.0 Toombul 36.0 Wynnum Manly 50.0 Wynnum Manly 0 Valley 0 Valley 34.0 Ipswich / Logan 22.0 Ipswich / Logan 28.0 Valley 0 Ipswich / Logan 0 Ipswich / Logan 33.7 Wynnum Manly 24.0 BOB SPENCE ROY TANNER WEP HARRIS KATHERINE RAYMONT KATHERINE RAYMONT SHIELD (4th Grade) SHIELD (5th Grade) SHIELD (6th Grade) SHIELD (Overall) SHIELD (Twenty20) TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS University of QLD 113.0 University of QLD 112.0 Valley 139.0 Gold Coast 48 Sandgate - Redcliffe 24 Valley 111.0 Valley 104.0 Redlands 96.0 Western Suburbs 46 Western Suburbs 20 Toombul 76.0 Northern Suburbs 74.0 Valley [2] 92.0 University of Queensland 25 University of Queensland 16 Redlands 72.0 Western Suburbs [2] 72.0 University of QLD 85.0 Sandgate - Redcliffe 0 Gold Coast 12 Western Suburbs 67.0 Redlands 72.0 University of QLD [2] 69.0 Northern Suburbs 47.0 Wynnum Manly 52.9 Wynnum Manly 65.9 Sandgate – Redcliffe 43.0 Sandgate – Recliffe 46.5 Sandgate – Redcliffe 65.0 SPIRIT OF CRICKET Gold Coast 38.0 Western Suburbs 43.9 Northern Suburbs 59.0 OVERALL POINTS – OVERALL POINTS – South Brisbane 32.9 Toombul 43.0 Toombul 48.0 Wynnum Manly 28.55 South Brisbane 25.9 Redlands [2] 42.0 Men’s Competitions Women’s Competitions Western Suburbs 38.9 CLUB TOTAL CLUB TOTAL South Brisbane 5.0 University of QLD 198.42 Gold Coast 83.38 THE JODIE FIELDS LORD’S TAVERNERS – Under 16 Competition Western Suburbs 194.46 Western Suburbs 81 SHIELD South Brisbane 192.5 University of QLD 79.5 NORTH ZONE SOUTH ZONE Wynnum-Manly 184 Sandgate-Redcliffe 72 TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS TEAM POINTS Toombul 183.75 Sunshine Coast 41.79 Valley 182.5 Valley 35.5 Gold Coast 73 Valley 52.0 Wynnum Manly 48.0 Sandgate – Redcliffe 70 Sandgate-Redcliffe 181 Sunshine Coast 43.0 Gold Coast 43.0 Redlands 179 Valley 63 Northern Suburbs 31.0 Western Suburbs 35.25 Sunshine Coast 34 Northern Suburbs 174 N.B. Where a Club has more than one University of QLD 24.0 South Brisbane 24.0 Gold Coast 130.83 team in a grade, the average of these two University of QLD 22 Sandgate – Redcliffe 18.0 Redlands 12.0 Ipswich/Logan 102.46 teams contributes to the overall total. Not Western Suburbs 13 Toombul 0.0 Ipswich / Logan 0.0 Sunshine Coast 79 all clubs had teams in all grades. GRADE COMPETITION FINALS Cam Battersby Cup The Norm McMahon Shield The WEP Harris Shield Tom Veivers Cup The Lord’s Taverners The Katherine Raymont Shield (First Grade Two Day): (3rd Grade): (6th Grade): (First Grade Twenty20): Under 17 Competition: (Twenty20): University of QLD 244 and 291 University of QLD 8/284 Valley [2] 172 and 4/114 University of QLD 6/164 Wynnum Manly 9/242 dec. Western Suburbs 8/213 defeated Toombul 193 and 8/257. defeated Sandgate - Redcliffe 131. defeated Valley 113 and 172. defeated Northern Suburbs 8/132. defeated Valley 141. defeated Gold Coast 126.

Andrew Bichel Award The Bob Spence Shield John McKnoulty Cup Andrew Symonds Award The Katherine Raymont Shield Melissa Bulow Award (Player of the Match): (4th Grade): (First Grade One Day): (Player of the Match): (One Day): (Player of the Match): Michael Philipson. Valley 199 Wynnum Manly 206 Elliot Ryan. Sandgate – Redcliffe 5/140 Beth Mooney. defeated University of QLD 123. defeated University of QLD 129. Second Grade One Day defeated Western Suburbs 7/138. The Alan Pettigrew Shield University of QLD 8/132 The Second Grade Shield: (2nd Grade Two Day): The Roy Tanner Shield Jimmy Maher Award defeated South Brisbane 131. Award Sandgate – Redcliffe 174 South Brisbane 194 (5th Grade): (Player of the Match): (Player of the Match): defeated Gold Coast 9/170 defeated University of QLD 252. Valley 140 and 286 defeated Peter George. Second Grade Twenty20 Jodie Fields. University of QLD 116 and 7/90. University of QLD 5/139 defeated Northern Suburbs 8/138. Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 49 | All-Time Grade Premiers

CAM BATTERSBY CUP – First Grade Two-Day DAMIEN MULLINS CUP – First Grade Overall Champions Season Premiers Season Premiers Season Premiers Season Champions Season Champions

Grade Premier 1897/98 Woolloongabba 1939/40 Souths 1980/81 Wynnum-Manly 2009-10 Gold Coast 2012/13 Toombul 1898/99 North Brisbane 1940/41 University 1981/82 Wynnum-Manly 2010/11 Wynnum-Manly 2013/14 University 1899/00 Woolloongabba 1941/42 Toombul 1982/83 Wynnum-Manly 2011/12 University 2014/15 University 1900/01 South Brisbane 1942/43 Wests 1983/84 Souths 1901/02 Valley 1943/44 Easts 1984/85 Valley JOHN McKNOULTY CUP – First Grade One-Day Premiers 1902/03 Toowong 1944/45 Wests 1985/86 Souths Season Premiers Season Premiers Season Premiers 1903/04 South Brisbane 1945/46 Toombul 1986/87 Norths 1904/05 Toombul 1946/47 Toombul 1987/88 Wests 1972-73 Valley 1989-90 Souths 2006-07 University 1905/06 Woolloongabba 1947/48 Wests 1988/89 Souths 1973-74 Valley 1990-91 Sandgate-Redcliffe 2007-08 University 1906/07 South Brisbane 1948/49 Wests 1989/90 Easts 1974-75 W/Manly 1991-92 University 2008-09 University 1907/08 South Brisbane 1949/50 Colts 1990/91 Souths 1975-76 Sandgate-Redcliffe 1992-93 Gold Coast 2009-10 Gold Coast 1908/09 South Brisbane 1950/51 Colts 1991/92 Toombul 1976-77 W/Manly 1993-94 University 2010/11 University 1909/10 South Brisbane 1951/52 Easts 1992/93 University 1977-78 Norths 1994-95 University 2011/12 University 1910/11 North Brisbane 1952/53 Toombul 1993/94 Toombul 1978-79 Wynnum-Manly 1995-96 Sunshine Coast 2012/13 Toombul 1911/12 Woolloongabba 1953/54 Easts 1994/95 Valley 1979-80 Souths 1996-97 Valley 2013/14 University 1912/13 South Brisbane 1954/55 Toombul 1995/96 Wynnum-Manly 1980-81 No Competition 1997-98 Toombul 2014/15 Wynnum-Manly 1913/14 Toombul-Windsor 1955/56 Norths 1996/97 Valley 1981-82 Norths 1998-99 Easts/Redlands 1914/15 Valley 1956/57 Easts 1997/98 Sandgate-Redcliffe 1982-83 Souths 1999-2000 Wynnum-Manly 1915/16 to No Competition 1957/58 Wests 1998/99 Sandgate-Redcliffe 1983-84 Norths 2000-01 Valley 1917/18 due to World War 1 1958/59 Wests 1999-2000 Sandgate-Redcliffe 1984-85 Norths 2001-02 Norths 1918/19 Fortitude Valley 1950/60 University 2000-01 Souths 1995-86 Souths 2002-03 University 1919/20 Valley 1960/61 Wests 2001/02 Sandgate-Redcliffe 1986-87 Valley 2003-04 University 1920/21 Toombul-Windsor 1961/62 Souths 2002/03 Gold Coast 1987-88 University 2004-05 Norths 1921/22 Toombul 1962/63 Souths 2003/04 Sandgate-Redcliffe 1988-89 Wests 2005-06 Wests 1922/23 Toombul 1963/64 Souths 2004/05 Wests Note: In addition to the grade one-day premiership there was an additional one-day competition from 1991-92 1923/24 Wests 1964/65 University 2005/06 Sunshine Coast until 1997-98 which was held early in the summer prior to the regular competition. Winners were Sandgate- 1924/25 Toombul 1965/66 Colts 2006/07 University Redcliffe (1991-92), Valleys (1992-93), Sandgate-Redcliffe (1993-94), University (1994-95), Valley (1995-96), 1925/26 Toombul 1966/67 Souths 2007/08 Wests Sandgate-Redcliffe (1996-97), Toowoomba (1997-98) and Sandgate-Redcliffe (1998-99). 1926/27 Toombul 1967/68 University 2008/09 Gold Coast 1927/28 Toombul 1968/69 University 2009/10 Toombul TOM VEIVERS CUP – First Grade Twenty20 Premiers 1928/29 Valley 1969/70 University 2010/11 Wynnum-Manly 1929/30 Toombul 1970/71 Norths 2011/12 University Season Premiers Season Premiers Season Premiers 1930/31 Valley 1971/72 Norths 2012/13 Toombul 2005-06 University 2009/10 Toombul 2013/14 Valley 1931/32 Wests 1972/73 Norths 2013/14 Valley 2006-07 Norths 2010/11 University 2014/15 University 1932/33 Toombul 1973/74 University 2014/15 University 2007-08 University 2011/12 University 1933/34 Norths 1974/75 Valley 2008-09 W/Manly 2012/13 Valley 1934/35 Toombul 1975/76 University 1935/36 Souths 1976/77 Souths 1936/37 Wests 1977/78 Souths 1937/38 Colts 1978/79 Norths 1938/39 Easts 1979/80 Easts

Jemma Barsby Peter George | 50 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 First-Class History, Records & Statistics Queensland Cricket First-Class History, Records & Statistics

MOST FIRST-CLASS GAMES MOST FIRST-CLASS RUNS MOST FIRST-CLASS WICKETS Player Career Games Batsman M Inn NO Runs H.S 50 100 Ave Bowler M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 5 10 Best SG Law 1988-89 – 2003-04 158 ML Love 151 265 21 11224 300 * 46 31 46.00 MS Kasprowicz 115 24954 1028 12342 505 24.43 31 3 8/44 JP Maher 1993-94 – 2007-08 155 JP Maher 155 278 27 9933 223 49 19 39.57 AJ Bichel 98 21305 843 10852 463 23.43 23 4 7/54 ML Love 1992-93 – 2008-09 151 SG Law 158 261 31 9920 216 53 25 43.13 CG Rackemann 115 24632 1013 11201 425 26.36 14 1 7/43 SC Trimble 1959-60 – 1975-76 133 SC Trimble 133 246 14 9465 252 * 44 24 40.79 JR Thomson 86 16445 450 8668 349 24.83 17 3 7/27 TV Hohns 1972-73 – 1990-91 120 ML Hayden 101 180 19 8831 234 39 27 54.85 CJ McDermott 77 16704 586 8572 329 26.05 22 2 8/44 CG Rackemann 1979-80 – 1995-96 115 AR Border 98 161 27 7661 196 41 18 57.17 G Dymock 87 19779 518 8304 309 26.87 8 - 6/79 MS Kasprowicz 1989-90 – 2007-08 115 PJ Burge 91 150 14 7627 283 32 24 56.08 D Tazelaar 79 16628 669 7687 277 27.75 9 1 6/48 CD Hartley 2003-04 – 113 GM Ritchie 106 171 15 7014 213 * 39 17 44.96 JR Hopes 96 17364 860 7250 268 27.05 11 - 6/40 TJ Barsby 1984-85 – 1996-97 111 TJ Barsby 111 200 7 6913 165 35 15 35.82 AA Noffke 71 14126 555 6877 253 27.18 13 - 6/24 KD Mackay 1946-47 – 1963-64 109 KD Mackay 109 175 26 6875 223 34 16 46.14 JH Dawes 64 12442 546 5936 238 24.94 9 2 7/67

THE CAPTAINS – SHEFFIELD SHIELD COMPETITION Captain Matches Won Lost Drawn Tied % Won Captain Matches Won Lost Drawn Tied % Won O’Connor, LPD 19 2 12 5 0 10.53 Graveney, TW 1 0 1 0 0 - Nothling, OE 3 1 1 1 0 33.33 Lucas, MJ 3 1 2 0 0 33.33 Oxenham, RK 7 1 6 0 0 14.29 Maclean, JA 30 9 11 9 1 30.00 Gough, FJ 12 2 8 2 0 16.67 Chappell, GS 45 19 8 18 0 42.22 Hogg, JEP 2 1 1 0 0 50.00 Ogilvie, AD 1 0 0 1 0 0.00 Bensted, EC 4 0 4 0 0 - Cosier, GJ 7 2 3 2 0 28.57 Levy, RM 15 2 9 4 0 13.33 Dymock, G 9 1 2 6 0 11.11 Christy, JAJ 2 0 1 1 0 0.00 Hohns, TV 14 3 4 7 0 21.43 Brown, WA 34 8 18 8 0 23.53 Wessels, KC 8 1 0 7 0 12.50 Allen, T 1 0 0 1 0 0.00 Border, AR 41 19 8 14 0 46.34 Tallon, D 9 2 7 0 0 22.22 Thomson, JR 11 2 5 4 0 18.18 Rogers, RE 5 0 4 1 0 0.00 Kerr, RB 6 2 1 3 0 33.33 Morris, WW 1 0 0 1 0 0.00 Ritchie, GM 14 2 4 8 0 14.29 Carrigan, AH 9 3 2 4 0 33.33 Rackemann, CG 9 1 3 5 0 11.11 Archer, KA 18 2 7 9 0 11.11 Healy, IA 19 8 6 5 0 42.11 Mackay, KD 27 6 7 14 0 22.22 Wellham, DM 8 2 4 2 0 25.00 Lindwall, RR 30 6 2 22 0 20.00 Law, SG 69 35 10 24 0 50.72 Archer, RG 1 0 0 1 0 0.00 Hayden, ML 4 1 3 0 0 25.00 Bratchford, JD 7 2 3 2 0 28.57 Maher, JP 52 22 15 15 0 42.30 Burge, PJ 26 3 11 12 0 11.54 Love, ML 10 4 5 1 0 40.00 Grout, ATW 2 0 1 1 0 0.00 Kasprowicz, MS 3 2 1 0 0 66.67 McLaughlin, JJ 2 0 1 1 0 0.00 Simpson, CP 23 9 10 4 0 33.33 Veivers, TR 1 1 0 0 0 100.00 Hartley, CD 13 6 4 4 0 46.15 Trimble, SC 31 8 15 8 0 25.81 Hopes, JR 37 15 10 13 0 40.54 Cooper, LD 1 0 1 0 0 - Total 689 209 237 241 1 Allan, PJ 1 0 1 0 0 - **In the statistics above a win is an outright win, a loss an outright loss, first innings wins and first innings losses are classed as a draw.

YOUNGEST PLAYERS ON DEBUT – OLDEST FIRST-CLASS PLAYERS SHEFFIELD SHIELD COMPETITION (based on last day’s play of final game) Player D.O.B Debut Opponent Venue Years Days Years Days Player Date of Birth Queensland Debut Last day FW Sides 15/12/1913 31/10/1930 S.A. Brisbane (Ex) 16 320 46 347 FM Francke 21/03/1939 19/11/1971 03/03/1986 GA Bourne 21/04/1913 18/12/1930 Vic. Melbourne 17 241 45 202 RK Oxenham 28/07/1891 22/11/1924 15/02/1937 D Tallon 17/02/1916 01/12/1933 Vic. Brisbane 17 288 44 151 TW Graveney 16/06/1927 16/01/1970 14/11/1971 JM Govan 30/12/1914 28/10/1932 Vic. Brisbane 17 303 43 350 JW Lewis 21/11/1867 09/02/1895 06/11/1911 MS Kasprowicz 10/02/1972 19/01/1990 W.A. Brisbane 17 343 43 222 J Thomson 27/05/1877 15/12/1905 04/01/1921 43 139 FC Thompson 17/08/1890 22/11/1912 03/01/1934 43 123 JS Redgrave 05/08/1878 30/11/1907 06/12/1921 OLDEST PLAYERS ON DEBUT – 42 317 WT Walmsley 16/03/1916 23/11/1945 27/01/1959 SHEFFIELD SHIELD COMPETITION 42 269 CB Barstow 13/03/1883 10/11/1906 07/12/1925 Player D.O.B Debut Opponent Venue Years Days 41 156 SC Trimble 16/08/1934 12/11/1959 19/01/1976 TW Graveney 16/06/1927 16/01/1970 S.A. Brisbane 42 214 40 355 LW Waterman 18/02/1892 06/11/1931 07/02/1933 LW Waterman 18/02/1892 06/11/1931 N.S.W. Brisbane 39 262 40 354 MJ Hartigan 12/12/1879 11/11/1905 30/11/1920 WT Walmsley 16/03/1916 25/12/1954 S.A. Adelaide 38 284 40 253 EH McDonald 24/03/1884 22/11/1924 02/12/1924 LN Quelch 26/02/1918 28/10/1955 NSW Brisbane 37 244 40 243 AR Border 27/07/1955 17/10/1980 26/03/1996 NF Grant 15/01/1891 05/02/1927 Vic. Brisbane (Ex) 36 21

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 51 | SEASON BY SEASON LEADERS Season Most Runs Batting Most Wickets Bowling Dismissals Season Most Runs Batting Most Wickets Bowling Dismissals Average Average Average Average (min 200 runs) (min 7 wickets) (min 200 runs) (min 7 wickets) 2014-15 J Burns 793 C Lynn 62.71 J Hopes 30 S Milenko 12.00 C Hartley 38/2 1992-93 M Hayden 1150 A Border 53.00 M Kasprowicz 51 C Rackemann 23.45 P Anderson 26/3 C Hartley 522 J Burns 52.86 P George 20 M Philipson 18.36 T Barsby 908 M Hayden 52.27 C Rackemann 33 M Kasprowicz 24.13 M Hayden 20 P Forrest 457 C Hemphrey 38.75 C Boyce 14 M Steketee 19.83 S Law 823 S Law 39.19 G Rowell 28 D Tazelaar 25.63 M Goggin 15 I Healy 13/1 2013-14 P Forrest 823 P Forrest 68.58 J Hopes 38 L Feldman 23.75 C Hartley 40/2 C Lynn 587 C Lynn 58.70 L Feldman 33 J Hopes 24.28 P Forrest 14 1991-92 M Hayden 1028 I Healy 71.00 G Rowell 35 C McDermott 19.93 PAnderson 16/2 D Wellham 873 A Border 59.00 C Rackemann 34 C Rackemann 30.67 I Healy 17 Burns 563 L Pomersbach 53.87 C Boyce 26 A McDermott 26.72 J Burns 11 2012-13 J Burns 587 U Khawaja 39.81 J Hopes 32 B Cutting 18.81 C Hartley 51/1 T Barsby 848 D Wellham 58.20 C McDermott 29 G Rowell 31.40 A Border 8 C Hartley 510 B Cutting 38.66 C Gannon 31 R Harris 22.26 L Pomersbach 12 1990-91 S Law 1204 S Law 75.25 C McDermott 44 C McDermott 18.63 P Anderson 21/1 J Hopes 473 J Burns 32.61 L Feldman 25 J Hopes 22.75 P Forrest 8 G Hick 904 G Hick 47.57 C Rackemann 36 C Rackemann 23.38 I Healy 20 2011-12 J Burns 781 P Forrest 58.10 B Cutting 36 A McDermott 15.96 C Hartley 56/2 P Cantrell 667 C McDermott 43.50 T Hohns 23 T Hohns 33.08 P Cantrell 15 W Townsend 644 J Burns 41.10 A McDermott 28 S Magoffin 16.60 A Robinson 14 D Tazelaar 23 G Hick 13 P Forrest 581 W Townsend 35.77 S Magoffin 23 R Harris 17.95 W Townsend 11 1989-90 G Ritchie 928 A Border 68.00 C McDermott 54 C Rackemann 19.61 I Healy 22/2 2010-11 C Lynn 641 J Burns 70.25 L Feldman 30 R Harris 13.86 C Hartley 36/0 P Cantrell 693 I Healy 62.50 C Rackemann 34 M Polzin 24.35 G Ritchie 17

First-Class History, Records & Statistics First-Class History, J Hopes 587 J Hopes 58.70 C Swan 28 C Swan 16.82 C Lynn 12 P Clifford 432 G Ritchie 54.58 M Polzin 28 C McDermott 25.48 P Anderson 13/2 W Townsend 382 C Lynn 53.41 J Hopes 27 J Hopes 20.11 J Hopes 8 1988-89 G Ritchie 624 I Healy 44.83 D Tazelaar 36 T Hohns 21 I Healy 23/3 2009-10 C Hartley 839 C Hartley 46.61 B Cutting 46 J Hopes 20.00 C Hartley 49/1 T Barsby 588 G Ritchie 39.00 C Rackemann 24 D Tazelaar 24.69 P Cantrell 13 W Townsend 623 C Lynn 36.66 L Feldman 33 B Cutting 23.91 L Carseldine 17 S Law 452 S Law 34.76 J Maguire 21 J Maguire 30.80 P Drinnen 10 L Carseldine 605 R Broad 34.88 C Swan 31 L Feldman 23.96 C Simpson 15 C Rackemann 31.16 2008-09 M Love 842 M Love 52.62 J Hopes 34 S Watson 15.00 C Hartley 52/2 1987-88 R Kerr 793 A Border 56.76 D Tazelaar 46 D Tazelaar 22.52 P Anderson 26/1 R Broad 743 S Watson 52.60 R Harris 33 A Symonds 20.90 M Love 11 A Border 738 R Kerr 39.65 C Rackemann 31 C Rackemann 23.64 I Healy 15/2 L Carseldine 595 L Carseldine 45.76 C Swan 24 J Hopes 22.67 R Broad 7 G Trimble 660 G Ritchie 37.52 I Botham 29 C McDermott 25.61 I Botham 18 C Simpson 7 1986-87 A Courtice 774 A Border 48.09 C McDermott 54 M Polzin 19.91 P Anderson 22/4 2007-08 A Noffke 741 A Noffke 46.31 A Noffke 51 S Brant 16.76 C Hartley 35/1 R Kerr 676 A Courtice 45.52 D Tazelaar 33 C McDermott 22.45 R Kerr 13 R Broad 566 J Hopes 40.66 M Kasprowicz 15 A Noffke 19.03 J Maher 11 B Henschell 635 B Henschell 45.35 M Polzin 23 D Tazelaar 35.78 A Border 11 C Simpson 498 S Watson 33.76 S Brant 13 S Watson 30.33 S Watson 1 B Henschell 23 G Trimble 11 2006-07 C Perren 594 M Love 44.88 A Bichel 45 S Watson 18.14 C Hartley 47/1 1985-86 K Wessels 957 A Border 95.71 J Thomson 42 G Trimble 26.17 R Phillips 41.1 J Maher 579 R Broad 44.85 A Noffke 30 A Noffke 24.30 C Perren 9 A Border 670 K Wessels 50.36 H Frei 32 C McDermott 28.43 K Wessels 13 J Hopes 553 J Hopes 36.86 J Hopes 21 M Johnson 24.58 J Maher 9 A Courtice 614 B Henschell 46.10 G Trimble 29 D Tazelaar 32.15 R Kerr 10 M Love 6 1984-85 R Kerr 623 A Border 57.00 J Maguire 46 C McDermott 20.24 R Phillips 55/1 2005-06 M Love 991 S Watson 87.33 A Bichel 50 M Kasprowicz 24.42 C Hartley 56/2 G Ritchie 602 K Wessels 51.50 C Rackemann 42 C Rackemann 26.07 G Ritchie 11 J Maher 970 J Maher 51.05 M Kasprowicz 45 M Johnson 25.57 M Love 14 A Courtice 540 T Barsby 51.22 J Thomson 38 J Maguire 27.67 A Courtice 11 C Perren 753 M Love 49.55 M Johnson 29 J Hopes 25.31 C Perren 12 1983-84 G Ritchie 905 G Ritchie 82.27 J Thomson 48 H Frei 24.08 R Phillips 45/3 2004-05 J Maher 841 S Watson 42.00 A Bichel 60 J Dawes 21.93 W Seccombe 38/2 R Kerr 866 A Border 71.42 J Maguire 27 J Maguire 27.14 R Kerr 16 C Perren 708 J Hopes 40.60 J Dawes 46 A Bichel 22.10 C Hartley 19/0 G Chappell 590 K Wessels 53.00 H Frei 23 J Thomson 28.35 G Chappell 11 J Hopes 609 J Maher 40.04 A Noffke 23 J Hopes 26.44 J Maher 16 1982-83 K Wessels 939 A Border 95.50 C Rackemann 33 C Rackemann 13.184 R Phillips 35/2 C Perren 10 R Kerr 876 K Wessels 62.60 J Maguire 28 J Thomson 29.58 G Chappell 13 2003-04 S Law 1053 S Law 65.81 J Dawes 30 D MacKenzie 15.87 WSeccombe 41/1 M Love 893 M Love 59.53 M Kasprowicz 24 S Jurgensen 23.15 M Love 10 A Border 764 R Kerr 39.81 H Frei 27 B Henschell 34.66 G Ritchie 10 C Perren 721 J Maher 44.33 A Bichel 21 M Kasprowicz 23.29 C Hartley 9/2 1981-82 K Wessels 1094 K Wessels 60.77 T Hohns 23 G Brabon 34.75 R Phillips 16/1 2002-03 M Love 824 C Perren 57.75 M Kasprowicz 48 A Bichel 10.22 WSeccombe 45/1 G Ritchie 833 G Ritchie 59.50 G Dymock 22 J Thomson 36.00 K Wessels 6 L Carseldine 709 M Love 54.93 J Dawes 43 J Dawes 18.76 M Love 14 R Kerr 613 M Kent 55.66 J Maguire 18 G Dymock 41.77 G Dymock 6 C Perren 693 L Carseldine 44.31 A Noffke 38 L Carseldine 19.62 L Carseldine 12 1980-81 G Chappell 954 G Chappell 95.40 J Thomson 46 G Chappell 24.00 R Phillips 30/5 2001-02 J Maher 1194 M Hayden 86.16 M Kasprowicz 51 S Brant 18.00 W Seccombe 52 M Kent 941 A Border 61.60 G Dymock 33 J Thomson 24.97 M Kent 16 M Love 1189 J Maher 66.33 A Noffke 39 A Dale 19.40 J Maher 14 K Wessels 814 M Kent 58.81 T Hohns 24 D Lillie 33.25 G Chappell 14 M Hayden 517 M Love 62.57 A Symonds 22 M Kasprowicz 24.29 C Perren 11 1979-80 K Wessels 623 G Chappell 95.80 J Thomson 34 J Thomson 20.76 R Phillips 28/0 2000-01 J Maher 946 M Love 75.81 J Dawes 49 M Kasprowicz 13.75 W Seccombe 57/1 G Cosier 519 K Wessels 36.64 P Carlson 27 P Carlson 26.25 G Madders 10/0 M Hayden 834 M Hayden 75.25 A Dale 46 J Dawes 20.46 J Maher 16 G Chappell 479 G Cosier 28.83 C Rackemann 27 C Rackemann 26.55 G Cosier 10 S Law 814 S Law 62.61 A Bichel 40 A Bichel 21.80 S Law 10 1978-79 G Cosier 604 G Cosier 40.26 P Carlson 29 P Carlson 13.27 J Maclean 28/1 M Love 10 P Carlson 522 P Carlson 37.28 G Dymock 27 G Cosier 20.27 G Cosier 9 1999-2000 M Love 792 A Symonds 59.16 A Bichel 60 M Kasprowicz 11.64 WSeccombe 64/3 T Hohns 511 T Hohns 34.06 D Schuller 22 T Hohns 21.00 T Hohns 9 S Law 713 M Love 49.50 A Dale 44 A Bichel 20.11 M Love 20 1977-78 D Ogilvie 1084 D Ogilvie 60.22 G Dymock 42 J Thomson 20.85 J Maclean 44/1 A Symonds 710 S Law 39.61 M Kasprowicz 42 A Dale 21.06 S Law 15 P Carlson 615 J Langley 46.16 J Thomson 35 D Schuller 22.23 T Hohns 9 1998-99 J Maher 897 S Law 50.66 A Bichel 42 A Dale 17.09 W Seccombe 27 M Walters 502 P Carlson 41.00 G Whyte 25 G Dymock 25.54 A Kallicharran 9 S Law 760 J Maher 47.21 A Dale 31 A Symonds 17.37 I Healy 20/1 1976-77 P Carlson 511 G Chappell 67.71 G Dymock 35 J Thomson 13.76 J Maclean 25/1 M Hayden 686 M Hayden 40.35 A Symonds 24 S Muller 18.54 G Foley 18 M Kent 507 V Richards 43.62 J Thomson 25 P Carlson 23.15 D Ogilvie 9 1997-98 M Hayden 909 M Hayden 53.47 M Kasprowicz 33 S Muller 17.38 G Foley 16 G Chappell 474 M Kent 36.21 P Carlson 19 G Dymock 24.65 G Whyte 9 A Symonds 809 A Symonds 47.58 A Bichel 30 A Bichel 20.13 W Seccombe 15 1975-76 G Chappell 845 G Chappell 70.41 J Thomson 33 J Thomson 19.45 J Maclean 24/5 M Love 713 M Love 47.53 A Dale 20 M Kasprowicz 20.33 M Love 13 D Ogilvie 506 D Ogilvie 42.16 M Francke 27 G Chappell 20.00 G Chappell 10 J Dawes 20 I Healy 22/1 I Davis 428 M Kent 38.09 G Dymock 22 M Francke 28.96 D Ogilvie 7 1996-97 T Barsby 765 M Mott 59.00 M Kasprowicz 48 A Bichel 16.56 W Seccombe 35/4 1974-75 G Chappell 876 G Chappell 67.38 G Dymock 45 J Thomson 21.00 J Maclean 32/1 S Law 617 S Law 51.41 A Dale 42 A Dale 22.07 J Maher 17 J Maclean 470 J Maclean 33.57 M Francke 31 G Dymock 21.60 M Kent 14 A Symonds 604 T Barsby 42.50 A Bichel 25 M Kasprowicz 22.91 G Foley 15 J Langley 388 J Langley 27.71 A Dell 31 M Francke 27.06 G Chappell 10 S Law 15 1973-74 G Chappell 1178 G Chappell 98.16 G Dymock 44 G Chappell 15.60 J Maclean 30/1 1995-96 M Love 915 M Hayden 56.84 M Kasprowicz 64 M Kasprowicz 20.46 W Seccombe 57/2 S Trimble 596 S Trimble 37.25 A Dell 42 G Dymock 20.72 M Khan 16 M Hayden 739 S Law 46.45 A Bichel 32 D Tazelaar 23.79 M Love 14 M Khan 496 M Khan 31.00 M Francke 39 A Dell 22.71 I Seib 10 A Border 669 M Love 45.75 D Tazelaar 24 A Bichel 23.96 J Maher 14 A Border 12 1972-73 S Trimble 406 T Hohns 33.83 M Francke 35 A Dell 18.92 J Maclean 31/2 1994-95 M Love 1097 A Border 65.07 C Rackemann 52 C Rackemann 23.59 W Seccombe 38/2 K Dudgeon 394 I Seib 29.20 W Albury 29 B Joyce 25.00 S Trimble 10 M Hayden 946 M Hayden 49.78 D Tazelaar 47 A Bichel 23.75 A Border 22 J Maclean 389 K Dudgeon 28.14 A Dell 26 G Dymock 26.08 P Carlson 8 A Border 911 M Love 47.69 G Rowell 33 D Tazelaar 24.38 S Law 16 1971-72 P Carlson 571 P Carlson 38.06 W Albury 22 P Carlson 15.58 J Maclean 22/6 M Hayden 12 A Jones 362 A Jones 30.16 M Francke 15 G Dymock 23.07 R Surti 8 1993-94 M Hayden 1136 M Hayden 126.22 C Rackemann 38 D Tazelaar 26.63 WSeccombe 29/1 R Surti 353 R Surti 22.06 G Dymock 14 A Jones 27.28 A Jones 6 T Barsby 900 A Border 60.40 P Jackson 28 C Rackemann 28.86 I Healy 12/2 1970-71 S Trimble 642 S Trimble 42.80 R Duncan 35 R Duncan 21.85 J Maclean 21/1 S Law 747 T Barsby 40.90 M Kasprowicz 20 G Foley 28.90 S Law 11 R Surti 454 R Surti 30.26 A Dell 20 A Dell 33.00 P Carlson 10 M Love 10 P Carlson 344 K Dudgeon 27.90 W Albury 12 W Albury 36.50 I Seib 6 J Maher 8 R Paulsen 12

| 52 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Season Most Runs Batting Most Wickets Bowling Dismissals Season Most Runs Batting Most Wickets Bowling Dismissals First-Class History, Records & Statistics Average Average Average Average (min 200 runs) (min 7 wickets) (min 200 runs) (min 7 wickets) 1969-70 S Trimble 664 S Trimble 47.42 I King 30 S Morgan 21.33 J Maclean 24/4 1946-47 A Carrigan 507 A Carrigan 50.70 L Johnson 22 L Johnson 26.36 D Tallon 8/7 J Maclean 489 J Maclean 40.75 S Morgan 30 I King 28.36 I Seib 8 R Rogers 465 K Mackay 46.33 C McCool 21 C McCool 31.04 W Grout 5/4 R Surti 388 S Morgan 31.16 P Carlson 24 R Paulsen 30.62 S Trimble 7 G Cook 446 G Cook 37.16 J Ellis 11 V Raymer 33.16 L Johnson 6 R Duncan 24 S Morgan 7 1945-46 W Brown 604 W Morris 51.77 C McCool 35 C Christ 13.50 D Tallon 16/11 1968-69 S Trimble 829 S Trimble 63.75 P Allan 46 P Allan 16.36 J Maclean 36/6 C McCool 520 W Brown 46.46 G Cook 12 C McCool 28.82 W Brown 5 R Surti 647 R Surti 38.05 R Paulsen 25 K Dudgeon 20.28 J Loxton 16 W Morris 466 C McCool 43.33 P DIxon 11 G Cook 34.75 C McCool 5 J Loxton 435 S Morgan 34.33 R Surti 20 R Surti 31.40 S Morgan 9 G Lockie 5 1967-68 R Crane 448 P Burge 39.87 R Duncan 28 P Allan 22.59 L Cooper 24/3 P Dixon 5 R Parker 345 R Crane 28.00 P Allan 22 R Duncan 28.25 R Crane 11 1941-42 V Raymer 130 V Raymer 130.00 D Watt 5 D Watt 19.40 D Tallon 3/1 P Burge 319 D Bull 26.50 R Paulsen 22 R Paulsen 39.40 R Duncan 7 W Brown 125 W Brown 62.50 J Ellis 4 G Cook 26.33 J Ellis 2 R Paulsen 7 D Watt 97 D Watt 48.50 G Cook 3 J Ellis 35.50 1966-67 P Burge 729 P Burge 52.07 R Paulsen 31 J Mackay 18.12 L Cooper 19/11 A McGinn 3 S Trimble 552 S Trimble 39.42 R Duncan 21 S Morgan 29.00 R Crane 11 1940-41 R Rogers 409 R Rogers 68.16 J Ellis 17 J Ellis 21.00 D Tallon 7/22 K Ziebell 368 K Ziebell 36.80 S Morgan 20 R Duncan 30.23 W Buckle 8 W Brown 222 W Brown 37.00 G Cook 7 G Cook 33.85 W Brown 4 1965-66 S Trimble 843 S Trimble 49.58 P Allan 37 S Morgan 19.20 W Grout 18/4 G Cook 206 G Cook 34.33 D Watt 7 D Watt 42.00 C Christ 4 D Bull 459 P Burge 44.66 S Morgan 25 P Allan 20.27 R Crane 11 1939-40 W Brown 725 W Brown 60.41 P DIxon 17 J Stackpoole 22.33 D Tallon 11/6 W Buckle 447 T Veivers 40.45 R Duncan 25 T Veivers 25.44 W Buckle 8 R Rogers 499 R Rogers 41.58 G Cook 14 J Ellis 23.58 C Christ 6 1964-65 S Trimble 924 W Buckle 207.00 P Allan 36 P Allan 26.30 W Grout 37 D Tallon 393 D Tallon 32.75 J Stackpoole 12 P Dixon 30.64 P Burge 825 S Trimble 61.60 R Duncan 34 J Mackay 29.46 P Burge 11 J Ellis 12 T Veivers 501 P Burge 58.92 J Mackay 32 R Duncan 30.64 J Mackay 8 C Christ 12 1963-64 S Trimble 1006 P Burge 162.80 P Allan 28 C Westaway 30.87 W Grout 18/4 1938-39 W Brown 990 W Brown 110.00 J Ellis 21 J Ellis 28.14 D Tallon 21/13 R Reynolds 815 S Trimble 83.83 K Mackay 26 T Veivers 36.37 P Burge 7 G Baker 472 G Baker 59.00 C Christ 19 W Tallon 32.94 C Christ 5 P Burge 814 R Reynolds 58.21 T Veivers 24 K Mackay 38.34 G Bizzell 7 G Cook 401 G Cook 44.55 W Tallon 18 C Christ 35.42 R Rogers 4 1962-63 D Bull 780 P Burge 49.27 W Hall 33 B Fisher 27.31 W Grout 17/2 M Guttormsen 4 S Trimble 591 K Mackay 47.55 B Fisher 19 W Hall 34.15 L Cooper 11/0 1937-38 R Rogers 340 G Baker 36.28 G Cook 18 G Cook 30.16 D Tallon 11/6 P Burge 542 T Veivers 46.85 J Mackay 18 J Mackay 35.33 C Westaway 9 G Baker 254 R Rogers 34.00 P Dixon 13 C Christ 40.28 R Rogers 10 K Mackay 9 D Tallon 204 W Brown 29.00 J Govan 7 P Dixon 47.30 P Dixon 6 1961-62 P Burge 631 P Burge 63.10 W Hall 43 W Hall 20.25 W Grout 28/3 C Christ 7 K Mackay 477 K Mackay 53.00 B Fisher 19 B Fisher 25.42 K Mackay 9 1936-37 D Tallon 452 W Brown 32.87 P Dixon 26 G Baker 23.50 D Tallon 16/3 D Bull 412 J Mackay 32.42 T Veivers 17 T Veivers 32.35 S Trimble 8 T Allen 350 D Tallon 32.28 G Cook 19 P Dixon 27.11 G Baker 7 1960-61 S Trimble 772 P Burge 56.53 J Mackay 23 C Westaway 28.50 W Grout 9/4 R Rogers 338 G Cook 30.20 G Amos 17 G Cook 27.52 G Amos 5 P Burge 735 K Mackay 48.50 J Lihou 21 J Mackay 29.08 R Reynolds 8 W Brown 5 R Reynolds 549 S Trimble 48.25 B Fisher 17 K Mackay 29.75 J McLaughlin 7 1935-36 D Tallon 569 D Tallon 51.72 E Gilbert 19 G Cook 41.00 D Tallon 10/10 L Cooper 7/0 T Allen 453 J Christy 41.44 G Cook 16 T Allen 41.72 T Allen 6 1959-60 J McLaughlin 683 T Veivers 48.83 J Bratchford 22 P Allan 19.76 L Cooper 14/4 J Christy 373 W Andrews 37.22 E Wyeth 16 E Gilbert 42.68 J Christy 5 R Reynolds 604 J McLaughlin 48.78 B Fisher 17 C Westaway 21.41 W Grout 8/0 1934-35 W Andrews 486 D Hansen 51.87 R Oxenham 22 E Gilbert 18.21 R Levy 7 T Veivers 586 R Reynolds 40.26 P Allan 13 J Bratchford 21.63 J Bratchford 6 E Bensted 418 W Andrews 44.18 E Wyeth 20 R Oxenham 32.27 D Tallon 4/2 1958-59 P Burge 730 P Burge 60.83 R Lindwall 33 R Lindwall 18.57 W Grout 10/3 D Hansen 415 R Levy 42.66 E Gilbert 14 E Wyeth 34.10 C Christy 4 R Reynolds 500 K Mackay 53.83 W Walmsley 26 K Mackay 20.53 R Lindwall 8 E Bensted 4 R Archer 441 R Archer 40.09 B Fisher 17 W Walmsley 28.61 P Burge 7 1933-34 R Levy 381 R Levy 38.10 R Oxenham 23 R Oxenham 23.52 H Leeson 6/2 1957-68 R Reynolds 698 R Reynolds 63.45 R Lindwall 26 B Fisher 23.27 L Thorpe 13/3 W Andrews 381 G Cook 37.71 F Brew 10 F Brew 46.30 E Bensted 6 J McLaughlin 615 J McLaughlin 47.30 W Walmsley 22 R Lindwall 25.76 B Fisher 6 G Cook 264 W Andrews 36.70 H Gamble 6 R Lyons 344 D Bull 34.83 B Fisher 18 W Walmsley 37.36 R Lyons 6 R Levy 4 1956-57 K Mackay 676 K Mackay 75.11 W Walmsley 28 R Lindwall 22.25 W Grout 16/12 1932-33 W Andrews 378 W Andrews 22.71 R Oxenham 18 R Oxenham 18.55 E Bensted 6 G Cook 288 G Cook 22.15 H Gamble 16 H Gamble 33.31 G Cook 4 P Burge 675 P Burge 75.00 R Lindwall 24 K Mackay 26.50 P Burge 9 E Bensted 164 F Brew 11 F Brew 44.00 R Levy 4 J McLaughlin 450 R Reynolds 53.00 J Childe-Freeman 23 W Walmsley 28.39 J Bratchford 6 H Gamble 4 1955-56 K Mackay 649 K Mackay 72.11 R Archer 23 W Walmsley 23.22 W Grout 21/5 1931-32 R Oxenham 451 E Bensted 48.00 R Oxenham 28 R Oxenham 21.64 H Burns 11/2 P Burge 363 R Lindwall 53.80 J Bratchford 23 R Archer 24.26 P Burge 6 G Cook 373 R Oxenham 37.58 E Gilbert 26 E Gilbert 24.19 L Waterman 7/3 R Archer 305 P Burge 33.00 R Lindwall 23 J Bratchford 24.43 R Archer 6 E Bensted 288 G Cook 31.08 H Thurlow 20 H Gamble 35.00 G Cook 5 1954-55 K Mackay 352 K Mackay 50.28 J Bratchford 18 B Fisher 16.00 W Grout 9/2 D Hansen 5 P Burge 344 R Archer 44.00 W Walmsley 17 J Bratchford 18.33 C Harvey 8 1930-31 C Thompson 475 C Thompson 79.16 R Oxenham 26 R Oxenham 17.19 H Leeson 8/1 C Harvey 242 P Burge 43.00 R Archer 14 R Archer 21.78 R Archer 8 F Gough 311 V Goodwin 42.42 E Gilbert 22 E Gilbert 26.95 R Oxenham 7 1953-54 K Mackay 723 K Mackay 72.30 V Raymer 28 V Raymer 26.35 W Grout 9/9 V Goodwin 297 F Gough 31.10 H Thurlow 12 E Bensted 31.50 H Thurlow 5 C Harvey 421 V Raymer 42.33 B Flynn 27 J Bratchford 27.40 R Archer 13 1929-30 F Gough 435 R Oxenham 33.85 A Hurwood 39 R Oxenham 19.11 L O’Connor 14/3 P Burge 418 P Burge 41.80 R Archer 19 R Archer 29.89 K Archer 9 E Bensted 337 F Gough 31.07 H Thurlow 20 A Hurwood 19.82 A Hurwood 10 B Flynn 9 V Goodwin 255 E Bensted 28.08 R Oxenham 17 P Hornibrook 26.33 F Brew 7 1952-53 D Tallon 508 J Bratchford 47.33 C McCool 24 B Flynn 23.78 D Tallon 24/9 1928-29 C Thompson 793 R Levy 78.00 H Thurlow 25 C Thompson 23.38 L O’Connor 16/5 K Mackay 507 C McCool 42.30 R Archer 24 C McCool 24.41 V Raymer 13 L O’Connor 563 C Thompson 72.09 O Nothing 16 R Oxenham 25.80 O Nothing 7 C McCool 423 K Mackay 39.00 C Smith 19 R Archer 25.79 R Archer 5 C McCoombe 400 L O’Connor 40.21 C Thompson 13 W Rowe 27.66 E Bensted 6 C McCool 5 P Hornibrook 6 1951-52 K Archer 486 A Carrigan 39.50 C McCool 36 R Archer 16.50 W Grout 15/8 F Gough 6 A Carrigan 474 R Archer 34.71 V Raymer 28 L Johnson 23.23 C McCool 14 1927-28 W Rowe 480 W Rowe 68.57 G Amos 11 R Oxenham 19.50 L O’Connor 11/2 E Toovey 451 E Toovey 34.69 L Johnson 26 C McCool 25.47 V Raymer 11 C Thompson 442 C Thompson 49.11 O Nothing 11 G Amos 40.00 G Amos 6 1950-51 K Mackay 597 K Mackay 49.75 C McCool 32 L Johnson 25.55 D Tallon 12/3 L O’Connor 425 L O’Connor 47.22 A Hurwood 9 O Nothing 43.18 O Nothing 4 C Harvey 470 C Harvey 37.69 L Johnson 29 K Mackay 33.38 W Grout 9/2 E Bensted 4 A Carrigan 449 E Toovey 36.00 V Raymer 18 C McCool 33.62 C McCool 9 1926-27 L O’Connor 625 L O’Connor 69.44 R Oxenham 17 R Oxenham 16.94 L O’Connor 8 1949-50 W Brown 507 W Brown 50.70 L Johnson 39 L Johnson 16.92 D Tallon 7/4 R Oxenham 514 R Oxenham 57.11 A Mayes 14 E Bensted 32.00 R Oxenham 6 A Carrigan 450 D Tallon 43.62 V Raymer 34 L Chapman 21.12 L Johnson 10 C Thompson 477 C Thompson 47.70 E Bensted 13 A Mayes 43.42 L Gill 5 K Mackay 387 K Mackay 38.70 C Smith 9 V Raymer 27.14 A Carrigan 6 F Gough 5 1948-49 W Brown 578 W Brown 44.46 L Johnson 31 F Nolan 19.87 D Tallon 13/6 K Archer 523 K Archer 43.58 V Raymer 21 L Johnson 25.87 C McCool 11 W Morris 354 K Mackay 31.00 C McCool 20 V Raymer 28.42 K Archer 7 1947-48 W Morris 669 W Brown 58.00 L Johnson 35 L Johnson 22.82 D Tallon 13/2 A Carrigan 444 W Morris 47.78 C McCool 21 V Raymer 24.95 A Carrigan 7 V Raymer 403 V Raymer 44.77 V Raymer 20 G Cook 28.42 C McCool 6

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 53 | Batting Records MOST FIRST-CLASS RUNS MOST SHEFFIELD SHIELD RUNS Batsman M Inn NO Runs H.S 50 100 Avrge Batsman M Inn NO Runs H.S 50 100 Avrge ML Love 151 265 21 11224 300* 46 31 46.00 ML Love 139 244 20 10132 300* 43 27 45.23 JP Maher 155 278 27 9933 223 49 19 39.57 JP Maher 141 253 22 9086 223 44 17 39.33 SG Law 158 261 31 9920 216 53 25 43.13 SG Law 142 234 28 9034 216 47 24 43.85 SC Trimble 133 246 14 9465 252* 44 24 40.79 SC Trimble 123 230 13 8647 252* 40 22 39.84 ML Hayden 101 180 19 8831 234 39 27 54.85 ML Hayden 89 161 17 7913 234 33 25 54.95 AR Border 98 161 27 7661 196 41 18 57.17 PJ Burge 83 138 12 7084 283 31 22 56.22 PJ Burge 91 150 14 7627 283 32 24 56.08 AR Border 87 143 19 6779 196 37 15 54.67 KD Mackay 100 162 22 6341 223 32 14 45.29 GM Ritchie 106 171 15 7014 213* 39 17 44.96 GM Ritchie 94 154 14 6096 213* 34 14 43.54 TJ Barsby 111 200 7 6913 165 35 15 35.82 TJ Barsby 100 181 7 6052 165 28 13 34.78 KD Mackay 109 175 26 6875 223 34 16 46.14 GS Chappell 52 84 11 5037 194 22 17 69.00 GS Chappell 61 99 13 5905 194 23 21 68.66 RB Kerr 79 135 7 5036 201* 24 15 39.34

First-Class History, Records & Statistics First-Class History, A Symonds 102 168 11 5725 163 23 14 36.46 CD Hartley 110 179 24 4974 142* 24 9 32.09 RB Kerr 87 150 8 5538 201* 27 16 39.00 A Symonds 90 147 9 4843 163 19 12 33.09 KC Wessels 62 107 3 5419 249 21 18 52.10 KC Wessels 53 91 3 4779 249 19 15 54.31 CD Hartley 113 184 25 5074 142* 25 9 31.91 CT Perren 80 139 7 4569 224 22 10 34.61 CT Perren 82 143 9 4737 224 23 10 35.35 JR Hopes 86 140 2 4278 122 29 3 31.00 JR Hopes 96 156 3 4643 122 32 3 30.34 TV Hohns 105 169 29 3930 103 25 2 28.07 WA Brown 50 89 3 4565 215 27 9 53.08 PH Carlson 81 144 14 3825 110* 18 5 29.42 D Tallon 86 153 8 4355 193 20 6 30.03 D Tallon 69 124 7 3594 193 17 5 30.72 TV Hohns 120 193 33 4345 103 26 2 27.15 GR Reynolds 50 83 9 3518 203* 13 12 47.54

MOST FIRST-CLASS CENTURIES MOST SHEFFIELD SHIELD CENTURIES Batsman Career M HS 50 100 Batsman Career M HS 50 100 ML Love 1992-93 – 2008-09 151 300 * 46 31 ML Love 1992-93 – 2008-09 139 300 * 43 27 ML Hayden 1991-92 – 2008-09 101 234 39 27 ML Hayden 1991-92 – 2008-09 89 234 33 25 SG Law 1988-99 – 2003-04 158 216 53 25 SG Law 1988-89 – 2003-04 142 216 47 24 PJ Burge 1952-53 – 1967-68 91 283 32 24 PJ Burge 1952-53 – 1967-68 83 283 31 22 SC Trimble 1959-60 – 1975-76 133 252 * 44 24 SC Trimble 1959-60 – 1975-76 123 252 * 40 22 GS Chappell 1973-74 – 1983-84 61 194 23 21 GS Chappell 1973-74 – 1983-84 52 194 20 17 JP Maher 1993-94 – 2007-08 155 223 49 19 JP Maher 1993-94 – 2007-08 141 223 44 17 AR Border 1980-81 – 1995-96 98 196 41 18 AR Border 1980-81 – 1995-96 87 196 37 15 KC Wessels 1979-80 – 1985-86 62 249 23 18 RB Kerr 1981-82 – 1989-90 79 201 * 24 15 GM Ritchie 1980-81 – 1991-92 106 213 * 39 17 KC Wessels 1979-80 – 1985-86 53 249 18 15

MOST RUNS IN A FIRST-CLASS SEASON MOST RUNS IN A SHEFFIELD SHIELD SEASON Batsman Season M Inn NO Runs H.S 50 100 Avrge Batsman Season M Inn NO Runs H.S 50 100 Avrge SG Law 1990-91 11 20 4 1204 142 * 9 3 75.25 ML Hayden 1993-94 6 12 3 1136 173 * 1 7 126.22 JP Maher 2001-02 11 19 1 1194 209 6 3 66.33 ML Love 2001-02 11 20 3 1108 202 * 6 3 65.18 ML Love 2001-02 12 22 3 1189 202 * 6 2 62.57 SG Law 1990-91 10 18 4 1087 142 * 8 3 77.64 GS Chappell 1973-74 8 14 2 1178 180 4 5 98.16 JP Maher 2001-02 9 17 1 1085 209 5 3 67.81 ML Hayden 1992-93 13 24 2 1150 161 * 7 2 52.27 AD Ogilvie 1977-78 9 18 2 1060 194 2 6 66.25 ML Hayden 1993-94 6 12 3 1136 173 * 1 7 126.22 SG Law 2003-04 11 20 4 1053 203 6 2 65.81 ML Love 1994-95 13 23 - 1097 187 4 3 47.69 KC Wessels 1981-82 9 15 - 1015 220 5 2 67.66 KC Wessels 1981-82 11 18 - 1094 220 3 5 60.77 GS Chappell 1973-74 7 13 2 1013 180 3 3 92.09 AD Ogilvie 1977-78 10 10 2 1084 194 2 6 60.22 WA Brown 1938-39 6 10 1 990 215 5 3 110.00 SG Law 2003-04 11 20 4 1053 203 6 2 65.81 ML Hayden 1991-92 10 19 2 982 149 5 3 57.76

| 54 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 First-Class History, Records & Statistics HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL FIRST-CLASS SCORES CARRIED BAT Score Batsman Opponent Venue Season Batsman Score Total Opponent Venue Season 300 * ML Love Victoria St Kilda 2003-04 A Marshal 66 * 114 New Zealanders Brisbane 1913-14 ^^ 283 PJ Burge New South Wales Brisbane 1963-64 GG Cook 36 * 74 Victoria Melbourne 1932-33 275 * FC Thompson New South Wales Brisbane 1930-31 WA Brown 174 * 311 South Australia Adelaide 1938-39 253 WC Andrews New South Wales Sydney 1934-35 GG Cook 169 * 400 M.C.C. Brisbane 1946-47 ^^ 252 * SC Trimble New South Wales Sydney 1963-64 GR Reynolds 125 * 281 Western Australia Perth 1958-59 250 ML Love England XI Albion^^ 2002-03 DFE Bull 167 * 336 Victoria Melbourne 1965-66 250 CA Lynn Victoria Brisbane 2014-15 ML Hayden 173 * 281 New South Wales Brisbane 1993-94 249 KC Wessels Victoria St Kilda 1982-83 JP Maher 208 * 449 South Australia Adelaide 1998-99 242 * PJ Burge New South Wales Sydney 1964-65 240 PJ Burge South Australia Adelaide 1960-61 YOUNGEST PLAYER TO SCORE A CENTURY 234 ML Hayden Tasmania Brisbane 1995-96 Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season Years Days 228 ML Love New South Wales Brisbane 1999-00 224 CT Perren South Australia Brisbane 2002-03 A Symonds 108 * England XI Toowoomba 1994-95 19 193^^ 223 KD Mackay Victoria Brisbane 1953-54 ML Love 138 Tasmania Brisbane 1993-94 19 278 223 JP Maher Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 ML Love 119 West Australia Brisbane 1993-94 19 298 220 SC Trimble South Australia Adelaide 1964-65 JP Maher 122 West Australia Brisbane 1993-94 19 329 220 KC Wessels Tasmania Devonport 1981-82 CA Lynn 139 West Australia Brisbane 2009-10 19 335 219 * ML Love New South Wales Brisbane 2008-09 D Tallon 193 Victoria Brisbane 1935-36 19 353 216 SG Law New South Wales Canberra 1998-99 ML Hayden 149 South Australia Brisbane 1991-92 20 3 215 WA Brown Victoria Brisbane 1938-39 ML Hayden 108 Tasmania Hobart 1991-92 20 25 213 * GM Ritchie South Australia Adelaide 1989-90 ML Hayden 116 Victoria Brisbane 1991-92 20 48 212 * KP Ziebell Victoria Melbourne 1966-67 ML Love 187 Tasmania Brisbane 1994-95 20 197 210 PJ Burge Victoria Brisbane 1956-57 209 JP Maher South Australia Brisbane 2001-02 OLDEST PLAYER TO SCORE A CENTURY 208 * JP Maher South Australia Adelaide 1998-99 Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season Years Days 207 WH Buckle Western Australia Brisbane 1964-65 205 * PJ Burge Western Australia Brisbane 1963-64 WT Walmsley 106 New South Wales Brisbane 1957-58 41 226 203 * GR Reynolds South Australia Adelaide 1957-58 RK Oxenham 162 * Victoria Brisbane 1931-32 40 186 203 KD Mackay New South Wales Sydney 1955-56 FC Thompson 275 * New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1930-31 40 106 203 SG Law Western Australia Brisbane 2003-04 SC Trimble 147 South Australia Brisbane 1973-74 39 93 202 * ML Love South Australia Adelaide 2001-02 AR Border 151 * South Australia Brisbane 1994-95 39 92 201 * RB Kerr Tasmania Brisbane 1984-85 LPD O’Connor 160 Victoria Melbourne 1928-29 38 251 201 * ML Hayden Victoria Brisbane 1994-95 AR Border 124 * Tasmania Hobart 1994-95 38 234 201 * ML Love New Zealanders Cairns^^ 1997-98 FC Thompson 143 New South Wales Sydney 1928-29 38 136 201 * SR Watson Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 FC Thompson 115 Victoria Melbourne 1928-29 38 123 ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield. FC Thompson 158 * New South Wales Brisbane 1928-29 38 74

CENTURY ON DEBUT ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield Score Batsman Opponent Venue Season CENTURIES 135 * HGS Morton Victoria Melbourne ^^ 1904-05 Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season 134 FC Thompson New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1926-27 196 LPD O’Connor New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1926-27 Allen, T (4) 146 New South Wales Brisbane 1935-36 144 EC Knowles Victoria Brisbane (Ex) 1926-27 100 Victoria Melbourne 1935-36 101 Victoria Melbourne 1936-37 129 RM Levy Victoria Brisbane (Ex) 1928-29 136 Victoria Melbourne 1938-39 110 WC Andrews Victoria Brisbane 1931-32 Andrews, WC (3) 110 Victoria Brisbane 1931-32 102 RB Lyons Victoria Brisbane 1955-56 253 New South Wales Sydney 1934-35 100 JFC Loxton Western Australia Perth 1966-67 118 New South Wales Sydney 1935-36 107 MJ Lucas New South Wales Brisbane 1968-69 Archer, KA (2) 104 New South Wales Brisbane 1951-52 118 New South Wales Brisbane 1953-54 107 New South Wales Brisbane 1973-74 Archer, RG 114 Victoria Brisbane 1953-54 140 MF Kent New South Wales Brisbane 1974-75 Baker, GW 157 New South Wales Brisbane 1938-39 106 AR Border New South Wales Brisbane 1980-81 Barsby, TJ (15) 133 Western Australia Perth 1984-85 155 GI Foley Pakistanis Brisbane ^^ 1989-90 137 Tasmania Brisbane 1984-85 102 South Australia Brisbane 1987-88 149 ML Hayden South Australia Brisbane 1991-92 108 New South Wales Sydney 1990-91 103 CD Hartley South Australia Brisbane 2003-04 165 Victoria Brisbane 1991-92 101 * CA Philipson Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2003-04 125 New South Wales Sydney 1992-93 102 AJ Nye New South Wales Sydney 2003-04 116 Pakistanis Brisbane 1992-93^^ 140 * JA Burns South Australia Adelaide 2010-11 100 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1992-93 116 South Australia Brisbane 1993-94 ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield. 129 South Australia Adelaide 1993-94 CENTURY IN EACH INNINGS 151 South Australia Brisbane 1994-95 101 England XI Toowoomba 1994-95^^ Scores Batsman Opponent Venue Season 133 Western Australia Brisbane 1995-96 103 143 * LPD O’Connor New South Wales Sydney 1926-27 107 Western Australia Brisbane 1996-97 111 Western Australia Perth 1996-97 113 136 * SC Trimble Victoria Brisbane 1963-64 Batticciotto, GC 101 Tasmania Brisbane 2009-10 180 101 GS Chappell Victoria Brisbane 1973-74 Bensted, EC (3) 145 South Australia Brisbane 1931-32 158 101 RB Kerr Western Australia Perth 1981-82 155 New South Wales Sydney 1934-35 142 * 105 SG Law Western Australia Perth 1990-91 102 New South Wales Brisbane 1935-36 165 116 ML Hayden South Australia Adelaide 1993-94 Bichel, AJ (3) 110 Victoria Brisbane 1997-98 126 155 ML Hayden Victoria Brisbane 1993-94 112 New South Wales Sydney 2003-04 125 Sri Lankans Albion 2007-08 187 116 ML Love Tasmania Brisbane 1994-95 Biggs, M 108 South Australia Brisbane (Ex) 1930-31 102 138 SG Law Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1994-95 Bizzell, GM 101 * Western Australia Perth 1963-64 163 100 * A Symonds South Australia Adelaide 1997-98 Border, AR (18) 106 New South Wales Brisbane 1980-81

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 55 | Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season 165 New South Wales Sydney 1982-83 100 M.C.C. Brisbane 1950-51^^ 104 * New Zealanders Bundaberg 1982-83^^ 169 West Indians Brisbane 1951-52^^ 110 South Australia Brisbane 1983-84 Carseldine, LA (3) 124 * New South Wales Brisbane 2002-03 144 * Tasmania Launceston 1984-85 152 South Australia Brisbane 2008-09 194 Victoria Brisbane 1985-86 109 New South Wales Sydney 2009-10 119 South Australia Adelaide 1985-86 Cassell, JL 136 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2000-01 118 South Australia Brisbane 1985-86 Chappell, GS (21) 180 Victoria Brisbane 1973-74 102 New Zealanders Brisbane 1985-86^^ 101 Victoria Brisbane 1973-74 168 Victoria Brisbane 1987-88 115 Victoria Melbourne 1973-74 101 New South Wales Newcastle 1987-88 158 * South Australia Adelaide 1973-74 118 * South Australia Brisbane 1987-88 159 Western Australia Perth 1973-74 114 * South Australia Brisbane 1989-90 165 New Zealanders Brisbane 1973-74^^ 196 South Australia Brisbane 1991-92 122 Victoria Brisbane 1974-75 116 * Pakistanis Brisbane 1992-93^^ 122 MCC Brisbane 1974-75^^ 125 * South Australia Brisbane 1993-94 105 * New South Wales Brisbane 1975-76 151 * South Australia Brisbane 1994-95 124 New South Wales Sydney 1975-76 124 * Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1994-95 131 * Victoria Brisbane 1975-76 Bratchford, JD (2) 143 South Australia Brisbane 1952-53 187 Victoria Brisbane 1976-77

First-Class History, Records & Statistics First-Class History, 100 South Australia Brisbane 1959-60 185 Victoria Brisbane 1979-80 Brew, F 102 Victoria Brisbane 1933-34 169 New South Wales Brisbane 1979-80 Broad, RA (8) 111 New South Wales Sydney 2006-07 113 New South Wales Brisbane 1980-81 107 Victoria Melbourne 2007-08 102 * Victoria Brisbane 1980-81 118 Western Australia Perth 2008-09 194 Western Australia Brisbane 1980-81 100 * Victoria Melbourne 2008-09 172 South Australia Adelaide 1980-81 109 Victoria Melbourne 2008-09 162 Pakistanis Brisbane 1981-82^^ 103 Western Australia Perth 2009-10 126 England XI Brisbane 1982-83^^ 129 New South Wales Sydney 2009-10 129 Tasmania Hobart (TCA) 1983-84 135 Western Australia Perth 2011-12 Clifford, PS (2) 114 Western Australia Brisbane 1989-90 Broad, WR 120 New South Wales Sydney 1978-79 109 Western Australia Perth 1989-90 Brown, WA (9) 132 South Australia Adelaide 1937-38 Coningham, A 151 New South Wales Sydney 1895-96^^ 174 * South Australia Adelaide 1938-39 Cook, GG (3) 156 South Australia Brisbane 1933-34 168 New South Wales Sydney 1938-39 140 Victoria Brisbane 1940-41^^ 215 Victoria Brisbane 1938-39 169 * M.C.C. Brisbane 1946-47^^ 137 New South Wales Brisbane 1939-40 Cosier, GJ 113 New South Wales Sydney 1978-79 156 South Australia Adelaide 1939-40 Courtice, BA (4) 144 Victoria Melbourne 1983-84 111 South Australia Brisbane 1939-40 135 Tasmania Brisbane 1984-85 104 Western Australia Perth 1948-49 111 * Victoria Melbourne 1985-86 190 South Australia Brisbane 1949-50 112 New Zealanders Brisbane 1985-86^^ Buckle, WH (2) 207 Western Australia Brisbane 1964-65 Cowley, OW 135 Hawkes Bay Napier 1896-97^^ 112 Western Australia Brisbane 1965-66 Cutting, BCJ 109 South Australia Brisbane 2012-13 Bull, DFE (5) 102 * South Australia Brisbane 1957-58 Dixon, TJ 122 Western Province Brisbane 1995-96^^ 151 New South Wales Brisbane 1962-63 Dymock, G 101 * South Australia Brisbane 1981-82 110 Western Australia Perth 1962-63 Evans, WT 103 * New South Wales Brisbane 1907-08^^ 152 Victoria Melbourne 1962-63 Fennelly, SJ 131 New South Wales Brisbane 1913-14^^ 167 * Victoria Melbourne 1965-66 Fisher, B 103 Victoria Melbourne 1957-58 Burge, PJ (24) 103 New South Wales Brisbane 1953-54 Foley, GI (2) 155 Pakistanis Brisbane 1989-90^^ 122 New South Wales Brisbane 1954-55 122 Victoria Brisbane 1998-99 105 Western Australia Brisbane 1956-57 Forrest, PJ (7) 101 Victoria Brisbane 2011-12 135 Victoria Melbourne 1956-57 132 * Western Australia Perth 2011-12 210 Victoria Brisbane 1956-57 115 Victoria Melbourne 2011-12 101 South Australia Adelaide 1958-59 119 Victoria Melbourne 2012-13 171 Victoria Melbourne 1958-59 129 South Australia Adelaide 2013-14 240 South Australia Adelaide 1960-61 133 Western Australia Brisbane 2013-14 103 Western Australia Perth 1960-61 155* Victoria Melbourne 2013-14 119 Victoria Melbourne 1961-62 Foster, NK 131 New South Wales Sydney 1903-04^^ 114 Western Australia Perth 1961-62 Goggin, PJT 120 South Australia Brisbane 1992-93 101 New South Wales Brisbane 1961-62 Gough, FJ (2) 104 M.C.C. Brisbane 1929-30^^ 115 Western Australia Brisbane 1962-63 137 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1930-31 163 South Australia Brisbane 1962-63 Grout, ATW (3) 118 * New South Wales Sydney 1956-57 283 New South Wales Brisbane 1963-64 119 South Australia Brisbane 1960-61 205 * Western Australia Brisbane 1963-64 117 Pakistanis Brisbane 1964-65^^ 129 South Africans Brisbane 1963-64^^ Hansen, CD 147 South Australia Brisbane 1934-35 242 * New South Wales Sydney 1964-65 Hartigan, TJ 104 New South Wales Sydney 1907-08^^ 101 South Australia Brisbane 1964-65 Hartley, CD (9) 103 South Australia Brisbane 2003-04 111 New South Wales Brisbane 1965-66 102 South Australia Adelaide 2008-09 114 * M.C.C. Brisbane 1965-66^^ 121 New South Wales Brisbane 2008-09 198 New South Wales Brisbane 1966-67 125 New South Wales Brisbane 2009-10 101 * Western Australia Perth 1966-67 112 Tasmania Hobart 2009-10 100 Western Australia Brisbane 1967-68 111 Tasmania Brisbane 2011-12 Burns, JA (8) 140 * South Australia Adelaide 2010-11 103 * South Australia Brisbane 2012-13 123 Victoria Melbourne 2011-12 143* South Australia Adelaide 2014-15 130 South Australia Brisbane 2011-12 123 Victoria Brisbane 2014-15 116 South Australia Adelaide 2012-13 Harvey, CE (3) 100 * New South Wales Sydney 1950-51 120 Tasmania Brisbane 2012-13 102 South Australia Adelaide 1953-54 102 Victoria Brisbane 2013-14 111 Western Australia Brisbane 1953-54 183 New South Wales Brisbane 2014-15 Hayden, ML (27) 149 South Australia Brisbane 1991-92 135* South Australia Brisbane 2014-15 108 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1991-92 Cantrell, PE (3) 105 New South Wales Sydney 1988-89 116 Victoria Brisbane 1991-92 125 Victoria Brisbane 1989-90 161 * South Australia Adelaide 1992-93 176 * South Australia Brisbane 1990-91 112 Victoria Brisbane 1992-93 Carlson, PH (5) 101 New South Wales Brisbane 1971-72 125 South Australia Brisbane 1993-94 103 * South Australia Brisbane 1973-74 173 * New South Wales Brisbane 1993-94 110 * South Australia Brisbane 1977-78 165 South Australia Adelaide 1993-94 107 Western Australia Brisbane 1977-78 116 South Australia Adelaide 1993-94 102 * New South Wales Brisbane 1978-79 121 * Tasmania Brisbane 1993-94 Carrigan, AH (4) 166 South Australia Brisbane 1947-48 126 Victoria Brisbane 1993-94 100 Western Australia Brisbane 1949-50 155 Victoria Brisbane 1993-94

| 56 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season First-Class History, Records & Statistics 201 * Victoria Brisbane 1994-95 148 South Australia Adelaide 1933-34 119 England XI Toowoomba 199495^^ 107 Victoria Melbourne 1934-35 152 Tasmania Hobart 1995-96 Love, ML (31) 138 Tasmania Brisbane 1993-94 234 Tasmania Brisbane 1995-96 119 Western Australia Brisbane 1993-94 181 New South Wales Brisbane 1997-98 187 Tasmania Brisbane 1994-95 117 Tasmania Brisbane 1997-98 116 Tasmania Brisbane 1994-95 101 South Australia Adelaide 1997-98 146 South Australia Brisbane 1994-95 124 Western Australia Brisbane 1997-98 185 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1995-96 103 Victoria Brisbane 1998-99 186 Tasmania Brisbane 1995-96 101 New South Wales Sydney 1999-00 129 New South Wales Brisbane 1997-98 128 Pakistanis Albion 1999-00^^ 201 * New Zealanders Cairns 1997-98^^ 118 * Victoria Albion 2000-01 228 New South Wales Brisbane 1999-00 143 Western Australia Brisbane 2001-02 100 Victoria Albion 1999-00 147 Victoria Richmond 2001-02 120 Indians Brisbane 1999-00^^ 179 New South Wales Sydney 2007-08 161 * Tasmania Albion 2000-01 Hemphrey, CR 118 South Australia Brisbane 2014-15 126 Victoria Melbourne 2000-01 Henschell, AB (5) 162 South Australia Brisbane 1982-83 172 * Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2000-01 110 Western Australia Perth 1985-86 202 * South Australia Adelaide 2001-02 111 South Australia Adelaide 1986-87 184 New South Wales Sydney 2001-02 125 Victoria Brisbane 1986-87 190 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2002-03 130 * West Indians Townsville 1986-87^^ 250 England XI Albion 2002-02^^ Hick, GA (3) 110 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1990-91 300 * Victoria St Kilda 2003-04 112 * Western Australia Brisbane 1990-91 100 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2003-04 155 New South Wales Sydney 1990-91 116 New South Wales Brisbane 2004-05 Higgins, HJR 179 New South Wales Sydney 1927-28 106 Western Australia Perth 2005-06 Hohns, TV (2) 103 Western Australia Perth 1984-85 116 New South Wales Brisbane 2005-06 103 New South Wales Sydney 1984-85 169 Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 Hopes, JR (3) 111 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2003-04 108 West Indians Albion 2005-06^^ 107 Victoria Brisbane 2004-05 186 Western Australia Perth 2006-07 122 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2006-07 109 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2006-07 Jennings, CB 123 New South Wales Sydney 1911-12^^ 110 New South Wales Sydney 2008-09 Jones, AR 130 World XI Brisbane 1971-72^^ 219 * New South Wales Brisbane 2008-09 Kallicharran, AI 129 * New South Wales Sydney 1977-78 104 * Victoria Melbourne 2008-09 Kent, MF (6) 140 New South Wales Brisbane 1974-75 Loxton, JFC (2) 100 Western Australia Perth 1966-67 103 * Victoria Melbourne 1975-76 125 New South Wales Brisbane 1968-69 101 Victoria Brisbane 1975-76 Lucas, MJ 107 New South Wales Brisbane 1968-69 122 * Pakistanis Brisbane 1976-77^^ Lynn, CA (4) 139 Western Australia Brisbane 2009-10 171 Tasmania Brisbane 1980-81 142 * Western Australia Brisbane 2010-11 101 * South Australia Adelaide 1980-81 172 Victoria Brisbane 2010-11 Kerr, RB (16) 103 * South Australia Brisbane 1981-82 250 Victoria Brisbane 2014-15 158 Western Australia Perth 1981-82 Lyons, RB 102 Victoria Brisbane 1955-56 101 Western Australia Perth 1981-82 MacDonald, R 114 Hawkes Bay Napier 1896-97^^ 112 Victoria Brisbane 1982-83 Mackay, KD (16) 111 Victoria Melbourne 1950-51 132 Victoria Melbourne 1982-83 139 * Victoria Brisbane 1950-51 102 New Zealanders Bundaberg 1982-83^^ 157 * New South Wales Brisbane 1952-53 103 Western Australia Perth 1983-84 223 Victoria Brisbane 1953-54 136 South Australia Adelaide 1983-84 198 Western Australia Brisbane 1953-54 166 Victoria Melbourne 1983-84 106 * New South Wales Brisbane 1954-55 106 Victoria Brisbane 1984-85 137 South Australia Brisbane 1955-56 201 * Tasmania Brisbane 1984-85 203 New South Wales Sydney 1955-56 102 New South Wales Sydney 1985-86 107 South Australia Adelaide 1956-57 140 South Australia Brisbane 1986-87 169 New South Wales Sydney 1956-57 107 New South Wales Newcastle 1987-88 133 * Western Australia Brisbane 1958-59 102 Western Australia Brisbane 1987-88 113 South Australia Brisbane 1958-59 123 New South Wales Brisbane 1989-90 156 South Australia Adelaide 1960-61 Khawaja, UT (2) 138 Tasmania Hobart 2012-13 173 West Indians Brisbane 1960-61^^ 182* South Australia Brisbane 2013-14 128 * South Australia Adelaide 1961-62 Knowles, EC 144 Victoria Brisbane (Ex) 1926-27 105 * M.C.C. Brisbane 1962-63^^ Kruger, NJ 172 West Indies Albion 2009-10^^ Maclean, JA (2) 156 South Australia Brisbane 1969-70 Langley, JN (2) 117 South Australia Adelaide 1974-75 132 Victoria Melbourne 1972-73 102 South Australia Brisbane 1977-78 Maher, JP (19) 122 Western Australia Brisbane 1993-94 Law, SG (25) 179 Tasmania Brisbane 1988-89 100 * England XI Toowoomba 1994-95^^ 111 South Australia Adelaide 1990-91 108 South Australia Brisbane 1995-96 142 * Western Australia Perth 1990-91 114 New Zealanders Cairns 1997-98^^ 105 Western Australia Perth 1990-91 208 * South Australia Adelaide 1998-99 116 Western Australia Perth 1992-93 102 * South Australia Albion 1999-00 142 New South Wales Sydney 1992-93 175 Western Australia Perth 2000-01 118 Western Australia Brisbane 1993-94 103 * Victoria Albion 2000-01 100 South Australia Brisbane 1993-94 113 New South Wales Brisbane 2000-01 108 New South Wales Sydney 1993-94 174 Western Australia Perth 2001-02 145 Tasmania Brisbane 1994-95 209 South Australia Brisbane 2001-02 102 Victoria Brisbane 1994-95 198 New South Wales Sydney 2001-02 102 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1994-95 116 New South Wales Brisbane 2003-04 138 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1994-95 148 Tasmania Brisbane 2004-05 107 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1995-96 170 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2004-05 144 New South Wales Brisbane 1996-97 153 Tasmania Brisbane 2005-06 107 * New South Wales Brisbane 1997-98 223 Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 216 New South Wales Canberra 1998-99 169 South Australia Brisbane 2006-07 103 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1998-99 111 Western Australia Perth 2007-08 168 Western Australia Perth 1998-99 Majid Khan (2) 107 New South Wales Brisbane 1973-74 129 Victoria Albion 1999-00 100 Victoria Brisbane 1973-74 100 Pakistanis Albion 1999-00^^ McCool, CL (3) 172 South Australia Adelaide 1945-46^^ 128 Western Australia Perth 2000-01 101 * Indians Brisbane 1947-48^^ 161 South Australia Adelaide 2000-01 100 * New South Wales Brisbane 1952-53 146 * New South Wales Brisbane 2003-04 McCoombe, CA 112 South Australia Adelaide 1928-29 203 Western Australia Brisbane 2003-04 McLaughlin, JJ (4) 136 South Australia Adelaide 1957-58 Levy, RM (3) 129 Victoria Brisbane (Ex) 1928-29 146 South Australia Brisbane 1957-58

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 57 | Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season 117 * Victoria Melbourne 1959-60 181 South Australia Adelaide 1937-38 111 Western Australia Brisbane 1959-60 104 Victoria Melbourne 1938-39 Moller, GD 120 Western Australia Brisbane 2012-13 114 New South Wales Sydney 1940-41^^ Monty, S 100 * South Australia Adelaide 1990-91 103 Victoria Brisbane 1940-41^^ Morris, WW (5) 104 * Services Brisbane 1945-46^^ 138 South Australia Brisbane 1945-46^^ 162 * South Australia Adelaide 1946-47 111 New South Wales Brisbane 1946-47 120 Victoria Melbourne 1947-48 124 New South Wales Brisbane 1947-48 115 Indians Brisbane 1947-48^^ Rowe, WD (3) 128 * New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1927-28 108 South Australia Adelaide 1948-49 147 New South Wales Sydney 1927-28 Morton, HGS 135 * Victoria Melbourne 1904-05^^ 134 Victoria Brisbane (Ex) 1927-28 Mott, MP 150 Victoria Melbourne 1996-97 Seccombe, WA (4) 103 Victoria Melbourne 1996-97 Nash, BP (3) 157 South Australia Adelaide 2001-02 151 Victoria Melbourne 1999-00 176 New South Wales Brisbane 2002-03 134 * Western Australia Brisbane 2002-03 107 Western Australia Perth 2005-06 115 South Australia Adelaide 2003-04 Noffke, AA (2) 114 * South Australia Brisbane 2003-04 Seib, IM 101 Western Australia Brisbane 1973-74 100 * Tasmania Brisbane 2007-08 Sheppard, JF 101 * New South Wales Brisbane 1921-22^^ Nothling, OE 121 New South Wales Sydney 1928-29 Simpson, CP (2) 107 * Tasmania Brisbane 2007-08 Nye, AJ 102 New South Wales Sydney 2003-04 120 New South Wales Sydney 2007-08

First-Class History, Records & Statistics First-Class History, O’Connor, LPD (8) 184 South Australia Adelaide 1923-24^^ Smart, CB 133 New South Wales Newcastle 1985-86 141 New South Wales Sydney 1924-25^^ Stevens, LM 105 Western Australia Brisbane 2005-06 103 New Zealanders Brisbane 1925-26^^ Stevens, NG 158 South Australia Adelaide 2014-15 196 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1926-27 Storey, SC 103 New South Wales Sydney 1992-93 103 New South Wales Sydney 1926-27 Surti, RF 100 Western Australia Brisbane 1970-71 143 * New South Wales Sydney 1926-27 Symonds, A (14) 108 * England XI Toowoomba 1994-95^^ 133 * South Australia Brisbane (Ex) 1927-28 111 New South Wales Sydney 1996-97 160 Victoria Melbourne 1928-29 100 Victoria Brisbane 1997-98 Ogilvie, AD (8) 132 * New South Wales Sydney 1975-76 141 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1997-98 115 Western Australia Brisbane 1976-77 163 South Australia Adelaide 1997-98 194 Victoria Brisbane 1977-78 100 * South Australia Adelaide 1997-98 109 Western Australia Perth 1977-78 113 Western Australia Brisbane 1998-99 100 South Australia Adelaide 1977-78 158 Western Australia Brisbane 1999-00 104 New South Wales Brisbane 1977-78 140 * South Australia Albion 1999-00 106 Victoria Melbourne 1977-78 161 Indians Brisbane 1999-00^^ 168 * Tasmania Launceston 1977-78 133 Tasmania Albion 2000-01 Oxenham, RK (5) 119 New South Wales Sydney 1925-26 ^^ 115 South Australia Adelaide 2003-04 124 * New South Wales Sydney 1926-27 126 Western Australia Perth 2004-05 104 Victoria Brisbane (Ex) 1926-27 163 South Australia Brisbane 2005-06 117 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1929-30 Tallon, D (6) 193 Victoria Brisbane 1935-36 162 * Victoria Brisbane 1931-32 100 New South Wales Brisbane 1936-37 Parker, RE 108 Victoria Melbourne 1967-68 101 South Australia Adelaide 1936-37 Perren, CT (10) 153 Tasmania Albion 1999-00 115 South Australia Brisbane 1938-39 112 South Australia Adelaide 2000-01 154 Victoria Brisbane 1939-40 224 South Australia Brisbane 2002-03 133 South Africans Brisbane 1952-53^^ 136 Victoria Brisbane 2002-03 Thompson, FC (9) 100 New South Wales Sydney 1912-13^^ 141 Western Australia Brisbane 2003-04 134 New South Wales Sydney 1923-24^^ 103 New South Wales Bankstown 2004-05 132 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1925-26^^ 105 Western Australia Brisbane 2004-05 150 * New South Wales Sydney 1925-26^^ 168 * South Australia Brisbane 2005-06 134 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1926-27 173 Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 118 Victoria Melbourne 1927-28 110 New South Wales Sydney 2006-07 158 * New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1928-29 Philipson, CA (2) 101 * Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2003-04 115 Victoria Melbourne 1928-29 119 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2004-05 143 New South Wales Sydney 1928-29 Phillips, RB 111 * Victoria Geelong 1981-82 275 * New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1930-31 Pomersbach, LA 159 Western Australia Perth 2013-14 Thomson, J 116 Victoria Brisbane 1912-13^^ Reardon, NJ 147 West Indies Albion 2009/10^^ Townsend, WJ (5) 100 West Indies Albion 2009-10^^ Redgrave, JS 107 New South Wales Brisbane 1911-12^^ 121 Tasmania Hobart 2009-10 Reynolds, GR (12) 110 * South Australia Adelaide 1956-57 114 * South Australia Brisbane 2009-10 174 New South Wales Brisbane 1957-58 166 * South Australia Adelaide 2011-12 168 Western Australia Brisbane 1957-58 129 South Australia Adelaide 2012-13 203 * South Australia Adelaide 1957-58 Trimble, GS (4) 112 New South Wales Sydney 1985-86 125 * Western Australia Perth 1958-59 115 Tasmania Brisbane 1986-87 110 Victoria Melbourne 1959-60 112 Victoria Brisbane 1987-88 131 South Australia Adelaide 1959-60 138 * Tasmania Launceston 1987-88 151 Western Australia Brisbane 1959-60 Trimble, SC (24) 101 South Australia Adelaide 1959-60 121 New South Wales Brisbane 1963-64 100 New South Wales Sydney 1960-61 107 Western Australia Perth 1963-64 126 Victoria Brisbane 1960-61 123 South Australia Adelaide 1963-64 115 * South Australia Brisbane 1961-62 136 South Australia Brisbane 1963-64 106 Western Australia Brisbane 1963-64 Richards, IVA 143 Pakistanis Brisbane 1976-77^^ 124 South Australia Adelaide 1963-64 Ritchie, GM (17) 140 * Victoria Geelong 1980-81 252 * New South Wales Sydney 1963-64 126 South Australia Brisbane 1981-82 113 Victoria Brisbane 1963-64 103 South Australia Adelaide 1981-82 136 * Victoria Brisbane 1963-64 136 * Tasmania Devonport 1981-82 110 New South Wales Brisbane 1964-65 130 Victoria Brisbane 1983-84 161 Victoria Melbourne 1964-65 129 New South Wales Brisbane 1983-84 220 South Australia Adelaide 1964-65 196 Pakistanis Brisbane 1983-84^^ 152 South Australia Brisbane 1965-66 136 Victoria Brisbane 1984-85 140 Western Australia Brisbane 1965-66 141 Victoria Wangaratta 1986-87 101 Western Australia Perth 1965-66 100 * New South Wales Brisbane 1987-88 138 * Victoria Brisbane 1966-67 101 South Australia Brisbane 1988-89 197 Victoria Melbourne 1968-69 140 Western Australia Perth 1988-89 177 West Indians Brisbane 1968-69^^ 167 * Victoria Melbourne 1989-90 114 * New South Wales Brisbane 1969-70 213 * South Australia Adelaide 1989-90 129 Victoria Brisbane 1969-70 123 Pakistanis Brisbane 1989-99^^ 121 New South Wales Brisbane 1970-71 137 Western Australia Brisbane 1991-92 177 MCC Brisbane 1970-71^^ 107 Indians Brisbane 1991-92^^ 127 Western Australia Brisbane 1972-73 Rogers, RE (8) 113 South Australia Adelaide 1936-37 147 South Australia Brisbane 1973-74

| 58 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season Batsman Score Opponent Venue Season First-Class History, Records & Statistics Veivers, TR (3) 115 South Australia Brisbane 1959-60 106 New South Wales Brisbane 1981-82 103 * South Australia Brisbane 1960-61 173 Victoria Geelong 1981-82 137 South Australia Brisbane 1962-63 220 Tasmania Devonport 1981-82 Walmsley, WT 106 * New South Wales Brisbane 1957-58 128 Western Australia Perth 1982-83 Walters, MJ 122 New South Wales Brisbane 1977-78 249 Victoria Melbourne 1982-83 Watson, SR (4) 136 Western Australia Perth 2004-05 103 England XI Brisbane 1982-83^^ 201 * Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 129 New Zealanders Bundaberg 1982-83^^ 190 South Australia Adelaide 2007-08 104 South Australia Brisbane 1983-84 145 Victoria Melbourne 2008-09 127 Pakistanis Brisbane 1983-84^^ Wellham, DM (3) 100 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1991-92 144 South Australia Brisbane 1984-85 167 Victoria Brisbane 1991-92 137 Western Australia Brisbane 1984-85 114 New South Wales Brisbane 1992-93 107 South Australia Adelaide 1985-86 Wessels, KC (18) 134 Victoria Brisbane 1980-81 167 Tasmania Brisbane 1985-86 160 New South Wales Sydney 1980-81 166 New South Wales Sydney 1985-86 168 Victoria Brisbane 1981-82 Ziebell, KP 212 * Victoria Melbourne 1966-67 103 New South Wales Newcastle 1981-82 ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield Team Batting Records HIGHEST INNINGS TOTALS LOWEST COMPLETED INNINGS TOTALS Total Opponent Venue Season Total Opponent Venue Season 6d-900 Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 40 Victoria Brisbane 1902-03^^ 687 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1930-31 49 Victoria Melbourne 1936-37 664 South Australia Brisbane 1994-95 52 Western Australia Perth 1982-83 5d-650 New South Wales Brisbane 1996-97 54 Victoria Brisbane 1932-33 7d-617 West Indies Albion 2009-10^^ 59 New South Wales Brisbane 1903-04^^ 613 New South Wales Brisbane 1963-64 62 Tasmania Brisbane 2008-09 7d-605 Victoria St Kilda 2003-04 65 Victoria Melbourne 1957-58 590 New South Wales Sydney 1927-28 65 Victoria Melbourne 1970-71 9d-589 Western Australia Brisbane 1953-54 73 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1896-97^^ 5d-588 South Australia Brisbane 1991-92 74 Victoria Melbourne 1932-33 582 England XI Albion 2002-03^^ 75 New South Wales Sydney 1992-93 577 New South Wales Sydney 1926-27 75 New South Wales Brisbane 2010-11 7d-575 Victoria Brisbane 1938-39 76 Victoria Melbourne 1971-72 8d-574 New South Wales Sydney 1956-57 77 Victoria Brisbane 2007-08 571 New Zealanders Cairns 1997-98^^ 78 Western Australia Brisbane 2000-01 561 Victoria Brisbane 1953-54 78 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1892-93^^ 561 Western Australia Perth 2004-05 78 M.C.C. Brisbane 1907-08^^ 549 New South Wales Brisbane 1996-97 79 Victoria St Kilda 1990-91 3d-548 Western Australia Brisbane 1963-64 79 New South Wales Brisbane 1911-12^^ 547 South Australia Adelaide 1960-61 80 Victoria Brisbane (Ex) 1929-30 7d-547 New South Wales Brisbane 2008-09 81 M.C.C. Brisbane 1932-33^^ 6d-544 Tasmania Brisbane 2007-08 84 New South Wales Sydney 1929-30 542 Tasmania Launceston 1984-85 84 New South Wales Brisbane 2002-03 539 Victoria Brisbane 1985-86 85 New South Wales Brisbane 1931-32 4d-536 Victoria St Kilda 1982-83 89 Victoria Brisbane 1914-15^^ 6d-533 Tasmania Hobart 1995-96 91 M.C.C. Brisbane 1903-04^^ 528 New South Wales Brisbane 1935-36 92 New South Wales Sydney 1952-53 4d-528 New South Wales Sydney 2001-02 93 South Australia Adelaide 1937-38 7-525 Victoria Melbourne 1966-67 93 Tasmania Hobart 2008-09 523 Victoria Wangaratta 1986-87 94 Victoria Brisbane 1909-10^^ 522 South Australia Brisbane 1993-94 95 New South Wales Sydney 1919-20^^ 6d-517 New South Wales Sydney 1964-65 96 New South Wales Brisbane 2010-11 5d-510 Victoria Melbourne 1938-39 97 Victoria Melbourne 1928-29 509 Western Australia Perth 2006-07 99 A.E. Stoddart’s XI Brisbane (Ex) 1894-95^^ 5d-507 New South Wales Brisbane 2002-03 99 NSW Sydney 2014-15 9d-506 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1925-26^^ 504 Victoria Brisbane 1931-32 ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield 503 Western Australia Brisbane 1964-65 5d-503 South Australia Adelaide 2001-02 501 New South Wales Brisbane 1938-39 ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield.

FIRST-CLASS PARTNERSHIP RECORDS SHEFFIELD SHIELD PARTNERSHIP RECORDS Wkt Ttl Batsmen Opponent Venue Season Wkt Ttl Batsmen Opponent Venue Season 1st 388 KC Wessels & RB Kerr Victoria St Kilda 1982-83 1st 388 KC Wessels & RB Kerr Victoria St Kilda 1982-83 2nd 369 CT Perren & SG Law Western Australia Brisbane 2003-04 2nd 369 CT Perren & SG Law Western Australia Brisbane 2003-04 3rd 326 ML Love & SG Law Tasmania Brisbane 1994-95 3rd 326 ML Love & SG Law Tasmania Brisbane 1994-95 4th 329 SR Watson & CT Perren Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 4th 329 SR Watson & CT Perren Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 5th 273 CA Lynn & CD Hartley Victoria Brisbane 2014-15 5th 273 CA Lynn & CD Hartley Victoria Brisbane 2014-15 6th 238 R MacDonald & OW Cowley Hawke’s Bay Napier 1896-97 6th 233 ML Love & CD Hartley New South Wales Brisbane 2008-09 7th 335 WC Andrews & EC Bensted New South Wales Sydney 1934-35 7th 335 WC Andrews & EC Bensted New South Wales Sydney 1934-35 8th 146 TV Hohns & G Dymock Victoria Melbourne 1978-79 8th 146 TV Hohns & G Dymock Victoria Melbourne 1978-79 9th 152 * ATW Grout & WT Walmsley New South Wales Sydney 1956-57 9th 152 * ATW Grout & WT Walmsley New South Wales Sydney 1956-57 10th 105 * WT Walmsley & JE Freeman New South Wales Brisbane 1957-58 10th 105 * WT Walmsley & JE Freeman New South Wales Brisbane 1957-58

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 59 | HIGHEST FIRST-CLASS PARTNERSHIPS HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS v NEW SOUTH WALES Ttl Wkt Batsmen Opponent Venue Season Wkt Ttl Batsmen Venue Season 388 1st KC Wessels & RB Kerr Victoria St Kilda 1982-83 1st 286 ML Hayden & ML Love Brisbane 1997-98 369 2nd CT Perren & SG Law Western Australia Brisbane 2003-04 2nd 294 JP Maher & ML Love Sydney 2001-02 368* 2nd ML Hayden & ML Love Tasmania Hobart 1995-96 3rd 244 JP Maher & SG Law Brisbane 1996-97 365 2nd ML Hayden & ML Love Tasmania Brisbane 1995-96 4th 209 PH Carlson & GJ Cosier Brisbane 1978-79 335 7th WC Andrews & EC Bensted New South Wales Sydney 1934-35 5th 210 GG Cook & GW Baker Brisbane 1938-39 331 1st BA Courtice & RB Kerr Tasmania Brisbane 1984-85 6th 233 ML Love & CD Hartley Brisbane 2008-09 329* 4th SR Watson & CT Perren Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 7th 335 WC Andrews & EC Bensted Sydney 1934-35 326 3rd ML Love & SG Law Tasmania Brisbane 1994-95 8th 143 B Fisher & JRE Mackay Sydney 1961-62 304 3rd KC Wessels & GM Ritchie Tasmania Devonport 1981-82 9th 152 * ATW Grout & WT Walmsley Sydney 1956-57 297 2nd JP Maher & ML Love Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 10th 105 * WT Walmsley & JE Freeman Brisbane 1957-58 296* 3rd ML Love & BP Nash South Australia Adelaide 2001-02 295 3rd KD Mackay & PJ Burge South Australia Adelaide 1960-61 HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS v SOUTH AUSTRALIA 295 4th PJ Burge & TR Veivers South Australia Brisbane 1962-63 Wkt Ttl Batsmen Venue Season 294 2nd JP Maher & ML Love New South Wales Sydney 2001-02 1st 263 RA Broad & JP Maher Brisbane 2006-07 First-Class History, Records & Statistics First-Class History, 289 1st RB Kerr & BA Courtice Victoria Melbourne 1983-84 2nd 243 GR Reynolds & JJ McLaughlin Adelaide 1957-58 286 1st ML Hayden & ML Love New South Wales Brisbane 1997-98 3rd 296 * ML Love & BP Nash Adelaide 2001-02 285* 2nd ML Love & JP Maher New Zealanders Cairns 1997-98 4th 295 PJ Burge & TR Veivers Brisbane 1962-63 275 3rd JP Maher & SG Law Western Australia Perth 2000-01 5th 256 NG Stevens & CD Hartley Adelaide 2014-15 273 5th CA Lynn & CD Hartley Victoria Brisbane 2014-15 6th 211 TR Veivers & JD Bratchford Brisbane 1959-60 265 1st WA Brown & GG Cook New South Wales Sydney 1938-39 7th 262 SR Watson & CD Hartley Adelaide 2007-08 263 1st RA Broad & JP Maher South Australia Brisbane 2006-07 8th 145 HK de Jong & G Dymock Brisbane 1981-82 262 7th SR Watson & CD Hartley South Australia Adelaide 2007-08 9th 112 PJ Burge & VN Raymer Adelaide 1953-54 261 4th ML Love & A Symonds Tasmania Albion 2000-01 256* 4th PJ Burge & GM Bizzell Western Australia Brisbane 1963-64 10th 67 NJ Rimmington & LW Feldman Brisbane 2009-10 256 1st SC Trimble & GR Reynolds South Australia Adelaide 1963-64 HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS v TASMANIA 256 5th NG Stevens & CD Hartley South Australia Adelaide 2014-15 Wkt Ttl Batsmen Venue Season 255 3rd GI Foley & GM Ritchie Pakistanis Brisbane 1989-90 248 2nd ML Hayden & DM Wellham Victoria Brisbane 1991-92 1st 331 BA Courtice & RB Kerr Brisbane 1984-85 244 3rd JP Maher & SG Law New South Wales Brisbane 1996-97 2nd 368 * ML Hayden & ML Love Hobart (Bel) 1995-96 243 2nd GR Reynolds & JJ McLaughlin South Australia Adelaide 1957-58 3rd 326 ML Love & SG Law Brisbane 1994-95 243 1st TJ Barsby & ML Hayden South Australia Adelaide 1993-94 4th 261 A Symonds & ML Love Albion 2000-01 243 2nd NJ Kruger & WJ Townsend West Indies Albion 2009-10 5th 220 ML Love & JR Hopes Hobart (Bel) 2006-07 238 6th R MacDonald & OW Cowley Hawke’s Bay Napier 1896-97 6th 180 KC Wessels & RB Phillips Brisbane 1985-86 236 5th ML Love & JR Hopes Victoria St Kilda 2003-04 7th 203 * CP Simpson & AA Noffke Brisbane 2007-08 233 6th ML Love & CD Hartley New South Wales Brisbane 2008-09 8th 111 AR Border & JN Maguire Launceston 1984-85 232 1st KC Wessels & RB Kerr New Zealanders Bundaberg 1982-83 9th 135 CD Hartley & CR Swan Brisbane 2008-09 231 5th KD Mackay & RG Archer Victoria Brisbane 1953-54 10th 79 AJ Bichel & CG Rackemann Hobart (Bel) 1993-94 231 5th AR Border & GS Trimble Victoria Brisbane 1987-88 231 1st TJ Barsby & GS Trimble England XI Toowoomba 1994-95 HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS v VICTORIA 229* 1st ML Hayden & JP Maher Victoria Albion 2000-01 Wkt Ttl Batsmen Venue Season 225 3rd GI Foley & GM Ritchie Pakistanis Brisbane 1989-90 1st 388 KC Wessels & RB Kerr St Kilda 1982-83 224 2nd GR Reynolds & JJ McLaughlin Western Australia Brisbane 1959-60 2nd 297 JP Maher & ML Love Brisbane 2005-06 223 4th FC Thompson & LE Oxenham New South Wales Sydney 1925-26 3rd 197 LPD O’Connor & FC Thompson Melbourne 1928-29 220 5th ML Love & JR Hopes Tasmania Hobart 2006-07 4th 329 SR Watson & CT Perren Brisbane 2005-06 218 5th ML Love & ML Hayden Tasmania Brisbane 1993-94 5th 273 CA Lynn & CD Hartley Brisbane 2014-15 218 7th CD Hartley & AA Noffke South Australia Brisbane 2003-04 6th 183 GI Foley & WA Seccombe Melbourne 1993-94 217 2nd MJ Walters & AD Ogilvie New South Wales Brisbane 1977-78 7th 159 PJ Burge & ATW Grout Brisbane 1956-57 215 4th GS Chappell & MF Kent Victoria Brisbane 1975-76 8th 146 TV Hohns & G Dymock Melbourne 1978-79 214 2nd GR Reynolds & KD Mackay South Australia Brisbane 1958-59 9th 142 PJ Burge & WT Walmsley Brisbane 1956-57 212 2nd JP Maher & ML Love Victoria Melbourne 2000-01 10th 65 ER Wyeth & AH Tait Brisbane 1933-34 211 6th TR Veivers & JD Bratchford South Australia Brisbane 1959-60 10th 65 CP Simpson & JH Dawes Brisbane 2003-04 210 5th GG Cook & GW Baker New South Wales Brisbane 1938-39 210 5th MF Kent & PH Carlson Pakistanis Brisbane 1976-77 HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS v WESTERN AUSTRALIA 210 3rd KC Wessels & AR Border South Australia Adelaide 1985-86 209 4th GJ Cosier & PH Carlson New South Wales Brisbane 1978-79 Wkt Ttl Batsmen Venue Season 209 2nd ML Hayden & DM Wellham South Australia Brisbane 1991-92 1st 199 TJ Barsby & ML Hayden Brisbane 1991-92 207 5th ML Love & GI Foley New South Wales Brisbane 1999-00 2nd 369 CT Perren & SG Law Brisbane 2003-04 206 3rd RB Kerr & AR Border New South Wales Newcastle 1987-88 3rd 275 SG Law & JP Maher Perth 2000-01 205 2nd GR Reynolds & SC Trimble South Australia Adelaide 1959-60 4th 256 * PJ Burge & GM Bizzell Brisbane 1963-64 20 5th JP Maher & A Symonds England XI Toowoomba 1994-95 5th 189 ML Love & JP Maher Brisbane 1993-94 204 4th ML Love & A Symonds Indians Brisbane 1999-00 6th 145 TJ Barsby & AB Henschell Perth 1985-86 203 2nd JL Cassell & ML Love Tasmania Hobart 2000-01 7th 109 TV Hohns & JA Maclean Perth 1977-78 203* 7th CP Simpson & AA Noffke Tasmania Brisbane 2007-08 8th 134 AA Noffke & NM Hauritz Perth 2003-04 201 4th GS Chappell & AR Border New South Wales Brisbane 1980-81 9th 92 AA Noffke & NM Hauritz Perth 2004-05 200 2nd MF Kent & GS Chappell South Australia Adelaide 1980-81 10th 73 DJ Doran & MS Kasprowicz Perth 2005-06

| 60 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Bowling Records First-Class History, Records & Statistics

MOST FIRST-CLASS WICKETS MOST SHEFFIELD SHIELD WICKETS Bowler M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 5 10 Best Bowler M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 5 10 Best MS Kasprowicz 115 24954 1028 12342 505 24.43 31 3 8/44 MS Kasprowicz 101 22216 926 10833 441 24.56 26 2 8/44 AJ Bichel 98 21305 843 10852 463 23.43 23 4 7/54 AJ Bichel 89 19654 786 9994 430 23.24 22 4 7/54 CG Rackemann 115 24632 1013 11201 425 26.36 14 1 7/43 CG Rackemann 102 22400 920 10079 383 26.32 12 1 7/43 JR Thomson 86 16445 450 8668 349 24.84 17 3 7/27 JR Thomson 77 15166 404 7927 328 24.17 17 3 7/27 CJ McDermott 77 16704 586 8572 329 26.05 22 2 8/44 CJ McDermott 67 14974 541 7605 303 25.10 22 2 8/44 G Dymock 87 19779 518 8304 309 26.87 8 - 6/79 JR Hopes 95 17292 855 7206 268 26.88 11 0 6/40 D Tazelaar 79 16628 669 7687 277 27.75 9 1 6/48 G Dymock 75 17110 449 7023 266 26.44 6 - 6/79 JR Hopes 96 17364 860 7250 268 27.05 11 - 6-40 D Tazelaar 73 15371 623 7050 257 27.43 9 1 6/48 AA Noffke 71 14126 555 6877 253 27.18 13 - 6/24 AA Noffke 68 13628 530 6652 242 27.48 12 - 6/24 JH Dawes 64 12442 546 5936 238 24.94 9 2 7/67 JH Dawes 64 12442 546 5936 238 24.94 9 2 7/67 RK Oxenham 70 15884 535 5236 231 22.67 10 2 6/48 TV Hohns 105 16694 680 7330 188 38.99 8 1 6/56

MOST WICKETS IN A FIRST-CLASS SEASON MOST WICKETS IN A SHEFFIELD SHIELD SEASON Bowler Season M Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 5 10 Best Bowler Season M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 5 10 Best MS Kasprowicz 1995-96 11 2571 108 1310 64 20.46 8 2 7/64 AJ Bichel 2004-05 11 2504 99 1326 60 22.10 4 1 7/77 AJ Bichel 1999-00 13 2878 143 1207 60 20.11 2 1 6/45 CJ McDermott 1989-90 10 2592 100 1376 54 25.48 4 - 8/44 AJ Bichel 2004-05 11 2504 99 1326 60 22.10 4 1 7/77 AJ Bichel 1999-00 11 2422 124 989 53 18.66 2 1 6/45 CJ McDermott 1986-87 11 2266 51 1213 54 22.46 5 - 6/89 AJ Bichel 2005-06 11 2574 95 1334 50 26.66 2 - 7/56 CJ McDermott 1989-90 10 2592 100 1375 54 25.46 4 - 8/44 JH Dawes 2000-01 9 2151 101 1003 49 20.46 3 1 7/98 CG Rackemann 1994-95 12 2629 110 1227 52 23.59 1 - 7/43 MS Kasprowicz 2001-02 9 2062 83 1082 49 22.08 2 - 5/44 MS Kasprowicz 1992-93 13 2611 100 1231 51 24.13 3 - 6/59 CG Rackemann 1994-95 11 2508 106 1161 48 24.19 1 - 7/43 MS Kasprowicz 2001-02 10 2273 87 1239 51 24.29 2 - 5/44 MS. Kasprowicz 1996-97 9 2512 122 1100 48 22.91 3 - 5/64 AA Noffke 2007-08 10 2201 80 971 51 19.03 6 - 6/33 JR Thomson 1983-84 11 2099 59 1251 47 26.61 1 - 5/85 AJ Bichel 2005-06 11 1546 94 1334 50 26.68 2 - 7/56 MS Kasprowicz 2002-03 10 2367 109 1082 47 23.02 3 - 5/36

BEST BOWLING IN AN INNINGS – FIRST-CLASS BEST BOWLING IN AN INNINGS – SHEFFIELD SHIELD Wkts Bowler Opponent Venue Season Wkts Bowler Opponent Venue Season 10/61 PJ Allan Victoria Melbourne 1965-66 10/61 PJ Allan Victoria Melbourne 1965-66 8/35 R Wilson Auckland Auckland 1896-97 8/44 CJ McDermott Tasmania Brisbane 1989-90 8/44 CJ McDermott Tasmania Brisbane 1989-90 8/44 MS Kasprowicz Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 8/44 MS Kasprowicz Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 8/51 MA Polzin Victoria Melbourne 1989-90 8/51 CB Barstow New South Wales Brisbane 1910-11 8/55 JRF Duncan Victoria Melbourne 1970-71 8/51 MA Polzin Victoria Melbourne 1989-90 8/148 BJ Flynn New South Wales Brisbane 1953-54 8/55 JRF Duncan Victoria Melbourne 1970-71 7/24 AC McDermott Western Australia Brisbane 2011-12 8/60 PM Hornibrook New South Wales Brisbane 1921-22 7/27 JR Thomson Western Australia Brisbane 1984-85 8/148 BJ Flynn New South Wales Brisbane 1953-54 7/31 PJ Allan Victoria Brisbane 1968-69 7/24 AC McDermott Western Australia Brisbane 2011-12 7/33 JR Thomson New South Wales Brisbane 1976-77

BEST BOWLING IN A MATCH – FIRST-CLASS BEST BOWLING IN A MATCH – SHEFFIELD SHIELD Wkts Bowler Opponent Venue Season Wkts Bowler Opponent Venue Season 13/110 PJ Allan New South Wales Sydney 1968-69 13/110 PJ Allan New South Wales Sydney 1968-69 13/125 JRF Duncan Victoria Melbourne 1970-71 13/125 JRF Duncan Victoria Melbourne 1970-71 13/144 CR Swan South Australia Albion 2010-11 13/144 CR Swan South Australia Albion 2010-11 12/56 PJ Allan Victoria Brisbane 1968-69 12/56 PJ Allan Victoria Brisbane 1968-69 12/63 AR Dell New Zealanders Brisbane 1973-74 12/112 JR Thomson New South Wales Brisbane 1976-77 12/95 MS Kasprowicz Sri Lankans Mackay 1995-96 11/103 MA Polzin South Australia Brisbane 1986-87 12/112 JR Thomson New South Wales Brisbane 1976-77 11/107 CG Rackemann South Australia Brisbane 1982-83 12/114 CB Barstow New South Wales Brisbane 1910-11 11/116 TV Hohns New South Wales Sydney 1978-79 11/72 RK Oxenham New South Wales Brisbane 1924-25 11/184 FM Francke South Australia Adelaide 1972-73 11/97 R Wilson Auckland Auckland 1896-97 11/218 BJ Flynn South Australia Brisbane 1952-53 11/97 PM Hornibrook New South Wales Brisbane 1921-22 11/240 BJ Flynn New South Wales Brisbane 1953-54

FIVE WICKETS IN A FIRST-CLASS INNINGS – MOST TIMES TEN WICKETS IN A FIRST-CLASS MATCH – MOST TIMES Bowler Career M 5 Best Bowler Career M 10 Best MS Kasprowicz 1989-90 – 2007-08 115 31 8/44 AJ Bichel 1992-93 – 2008-09 98 4 7/54 AJ Bichel 1992-93 – 2008-09 98 23 7/54 JR Thomson 1974-75 – 1985-86 86 3 7/27 CJ McDermott 1983-84 – 1995-96 77 22 8/44 MS Kasprowicz 1989-90 – 2007-08 115 3 8/44 JR Thomson 1974-75 – 1985-86 86 17 7/27 PJ Allan 1959-60 – 1968-69 52 3 10/61 CL McCool 1945-46 – 1952-53 47 15 7/74 LJ Johnson 1946-47 – 1952-53 48 14 7/43 HAT TRICKS CG Rackemann 1979-80 – 1995-96 115 14 7/43 Bowler Opponent Venue Season AA Noffke 1999-00 – 2008-09 71 13 6/24 RF Surti Western Australia Perth 1968-69 PJ Allan 1959-60 – 1968-69 52 11 10/61 JR Thomson Western Australia Brisbane 1984-85 JR Hopes 2001-02 - 96 11 6/40 MS Kasprowicz Victoria Brisbane 1998-99 AC Dale 1996-97 – 2002-03 48 10 7/33 RK Oxenham 1911-12 – 1936-37 70 10 6/48

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 61 | FIRST-CLASS BOWLING RECORDS Bowler Wkts Opponent Venue Season FIVE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS/TEN WICKETS IN A MATCH 5/74 Western Australia Brisbane 2000-01 Bowler Career M 5 10 Best 5/46 Tasmania Brisbane 2002-03 MS Kasprowicz 1989-90 – 2007-08 115 31 3 8/44 6/61 South Australia Adelaide 2003-04 7/77 New South Wales Brisbane 2004-05 AJ Bichel 1992-93 – 2008-09 98 23 4 7/54 5/73 South Australia Adelaide 2004-05 CJ McDermott 1983-84 – 1995-96 77 22 2 8/44 5/70 Tasmania Brisbane 2004-05 JR Thomson 1974-75 – 1985-86 86 17 3 7/27 6/108 Victoria Brisbane 2004-05 CL McCool 1945-46 – 1952-53 47 15 1 7/74 6/80 Tasmania Brisbane 2005/06 LJ Johnson 1946-47 – 1952-53 48 14 1 7/43 7/56 Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 CG Rackemann 1979-80 – 1995-96 115 14 1 7/43 7/54 Victoria Brisbane 2006-07 PJ Allan 1959-60 – 1968-69 52 11 3 10/61 Border, AR 5/46 Victoria St Kilda 1992-93 AC Dale 1996-97 – 2002-03 48 10 1 7/33 Boyce, CJ (3) 6/181 Victoria Melbourne 2009-10 RK Oxenham 1911-12 – 1936-37 70 10 2 6/48 5-110 South Australia Adelaide 2011-12 JH Dawes 1997-98 – 2005-06 64 9 2 7/67 7-68 South Australia Glenelg 2013-14 TV Hohns 1972-73 – 1990-91 120 9 1 6/56 Bratchford, JD (3) 5/28 Victoria Melbourne 1956-57 6/57 Victoria Brisbane 1958-59 D Tazelaar 1985-86 – 1995-96 79 9 1 6/48 5/48 South Australia Adelaide 1959-60 First-Class History, Records & Statistics First-Class History, JN Maguire 1977-78 – 1988-89 68 8 1 6/48 Byrne, T (4) 5/100 New South Wales Sydney 1902-03^^ JRF Duncan 1964-65 – 1970-71 58 7 1 8/55 5/74 M.C.C. Brisbane 1903-04^^ FM Francke 1971-72 – 1985-86 55 7 1 6/62 5/112 New South Wales Sydney 1903-04^^ AR Dell 1970-71 – 1974-75 39 6 1 6/17 5/169 New South Wales Sydney 1904-05^^ VN Raymer 1940-41 – 1956-57 71 6 1 7/100 Carlson, PH (5) 6/32 South Australia Brisbane 1971-72 CB Barstow 1906-07 – 1925-26 21 5 2 8/51 5/46 New South Wales Brisbane 1978-79 PH Carlson 1969-70 – 1980-81 89 5 1 7/42 5/27 New South Wales Brisbane 1978-79 PM Hornibrook 1919-20 – 1933-34 28 4 1 8/60 7/42 Western Australia Brisbane 1979-80 A Hurwood 1925-26 – 1931-32 18 4 1 6/80 6/10 Victoria Melbourne 1979-80 MA Polzin 1986-87 – 1991-92 15 4 1 8/51 Christ, CP 5/47 New South Wales Brisbane 1938-39 GJ Rowell 1991-92 – 1997-98 37 4 1 7/46 Clark, JL 5/61 New South Wales Sydney 1952-53 BJ Flynn 1952-53 – 1955-56 14 3 2 8/148 Coningham, A (2) 5/152 England XI Brisbane 1894-95^^ CR Swan 2006-07 – 2010-11 30 3 1 7/75 5/68 New South Wales Brisbane 1894-95^^ Cook, BW 5/34 New South Wales Sydney 1910-11^^ MG Johnson 2001-02 – 2007-08 17 2 1 6/51 Cook, GG (2) 6/94 New South Wales Sydney 1937-38 WW McGlinchy 1893-94 – 1899-00 12 2 1 5/63 6/130 New South Wales Sydney 1945-46^^ R Wilson 1896-97 6 1 1 8/35 Crane, FR 5/42 South Australia Brisbane 1967-68 CS Griffiths 1913-14 – 1923-24 4 1 1 6/71 Creevey, BN (3) 5/32 Victoria Melbourne 1996-97 6/70 England A Brisbane 1996-97^^ FIVE OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS 5/51 Tasmania Bellerive 1997-98 Cutting, BCJ (6) 6/37 Tasmania Brisbane 2009-10 Bowler Wkts Opponent Venue Season 5/82 New South Wales Sydney 2009-10 6/90 Tasmania Hobart 2009-10 Albury, WD (2) 5/108 Victoria Melbourne 1971-72 5-43 Western Australia Perth 2011-12 5/90 Western Australia Brisbane 1972-73 5-99 Western Australia Brisbane 2011-12 Allan, PJ (11) 5/75 South Australia Brisbane 1963-64 5-88 South Australia Brisbane 2014-15 5/76 Western Australia Brisbane 1964-65 Dale, AC (10) 5/43 Western Australia Brisbane 1996-97 5/57 Western Australia Perth 1964-65 6/38 Western Australia Perth 1996-97 5/110 South Australia Brisbane 1964-65 5/19 Victoria Brisbane 1997-98 10/61 Victoria Melbourne 1965-66 7/40 Victoria Melbourne 1998-99 6/20 South Australia Adelaide 1967-68 7/33 England XI Cairns 1998-99^^ 6/35 New South Wales Brisbane 1968-69 5/54 Western Australia Brisbane 1999-00 7/45 New South Wales Sydney 1968-69 5/81 Western Australia Brisbane 1999-00 6/65 New South Wales Sydney 1968-69 5/58 Pakistanis Albion 1999-00^^ 5/25 Victoria Brisbane 1968-69 5/41 Western Australia Perth 2000-01 7/31 Victoria Brisbane 1968-69 5/37 New South Wales Brisbane 2000-01 Allen, T 5/108 M.C.C. Brisbane 1935-36^^ Dawes, JH (9) 6/98 Victoria Albion 2000-01 Amos, GS (2) 5/148 Victoria Melbourne 1927-28 6/19 Western Australia Brisbane 2000-01 5/83 South Australia Adelaide 1936-37 7/98 South Australia Brisbane 2000-01 Archer, RG (4) 5/45 South Australia Brisbane 1951-52 5/75 Western Australia Perth 2002-03 7/62 Western Australia Perth 1952-53 7/67 South Australia Brisbane 2002-03 6/80 South Australia Adelaide 1952-53 5/66 New South Wales Brisbane 2002-03 5/67 Western Australia Perth 1955-56 6/49 New South Wales Brisbane 2004-05 Ayres, SW (3) 7/83 New South Wales Brisbane 1919-20^^ 5/54 Victoria Brisbane 2004-05 5/112 M.C.C. Brisbane 1920-21^^ 5/49 South Australia Brisbane 2004-05 7/88 New South Wales Brisbane 1920-21^^ Dell, AR (6) 5/70 Western Australia Perth 1970-71 Barstow, CB (5) 8/51 New South Wales Brisbane 1910-11^^ 6/76 South Australia Brisbane 1970-71 5/91 New South Wales Brisbane 1913-14^^ 6/17 Western Australia Brisbane 1972-73 5/47 New Zealanders Brisbane 1913-14^^ 6/32 New South Wales Sydney 1972-73 5/45 New Zealanders Brisbane 1913-14^^ 6/40 New Zealanders Brisbane 1973-74^^ 6/45 New South Wales Brisbane 1922-23^^ 6/23 New Zealanders Brisbane 1973-74^^ Bichel, AJ (23) 6/79 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1994-95 Dixon, PL 5/66 South Australia Adelaide 1936-37 5/31 Western Australia Brisbane 1995-96 Downey, JA 7/98 Victoria Brisbane 1912-13^^ 6/63 Tasmania Brisbane 1996-97 Duncan, JRF (7) 5/63 Western Australia Brisbane 1964-65 5/46 Victoria Brisbane 1996-97 6/51 South Australia Adelaide 1964-65 5/69 Victoria Brisbane 1996-97 6/61 Western Australia Brisbane 1966-67 6/56 New South Wales Brisbane 1996-97 5/93 New South Wales Brisbane 1967-68 5/31 New Zealanders Cairns 1997-98^^ 8/55 Victoria Melbourne 1970-71 5/110 Western Australia Brisbane 1998-99 5/70 Victoria Melbourne 1970-71 6/54 South Australia Brisbane 1998-99 5/71 South Australia Adelaide 1970-71 5/35 New South Wales Brisbane 1998-99 Dymock, G (8) 5/33 New South Wales Brisbane 1972-73 6/45 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1999-00 5/48 M.C.C. Brisbane 1974-75^^ 6/47 Victoria Albion 1999-00 5/24 South Australia Brisbane 1976-77 5/126 Tasmania Albion 2000-01 5/10 South Australia Adealide 1976-77 | 62 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Bowler Wkts Opponent Venue Season Bowler Wkts Opponent Venue Season First-Class History, Records & Statistics 6/79 South Australia Brisbane 1977-78 5/210 M.C.C. Brisbane 1924-25^^ 5/45 Victoria Brisbane 1978-79 5/60 South Australia Brisbane (Ex) 1928-29 5/59 South Australia Adelaide 1980-81 Hurwood, A (4) 5/50 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1927-28 5/101 Indians Brisbane 1980-81^^ 5/62 South Australia Adelaide 1929-30 Ellis, JA (4) 5/104 Victoria Melbourne 1938-39 6/179 New South Wales Sydney 1929-30 5/67 New South Wales Sydney 1938-39 6/80 South Australia Brisbane (Ex) 1929-30 5/11 Victoria Melbourne 1939-40 Ironmonger, H 5/158 New South Wales Sydney 1913-14^^ 7/86 Victoria Brisbane 1940-41^^ Jackson, PW (2) 5/85 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1996-97 Evans, WT 7/70 South Australia Brisbane 1898-99^^ 5/65 Victoria Melbourne 1998-99 Feldman, LW (4) 5/32 New South Wales Sydney 2009-10 Johnson, LJ (14) 7/60 South Australia Adelaide 1946-47 6/37 Victoria Brisbane 2010-11 6/114 Victoria Brisbane 1947-48 5-101 South Australia Glenelg 2013-14 7/114 South Australia Adelaide 1947-48 5-83 New South Wales Brisbane 2014-15 6/83 Indians Brisbane 1947-48^^ Fisher, B (4) 5/50 New South Wales Sydney 1954-55 6/100 Victoria Melbourne 1948-49 5/55 Western Australia Brisbane 1961-62 6/51 New South Wales Sydney 1948-49 5/18 New South Wales Sydney 1962-63 7/43 New South Wales Brisbane 1949-50 6/41 Western Australia Perth 1962-63 6/71 Victoria Melbourne 1949-50 Flynn, BJ (3) 7/12 South Australia Brisbane 1952-53 5/52 New South Wales Sydney 1949-50 8/148 New South Wales Brisbane 1953-54 6/23 South Australia Adelaide 1950-51 5/43 Western Australia Brisbane 1953-54 5/62 South Australia Brisbane 1950-51 Foley, GI 5/25 Pakistanis Albion 1999-00^^ 6/66 M.C.C. Brisbane 1950-51^^ Francke, FM (7) 5/62 South Australia Brisbane 1971-72 5/103 New South Wales Sydney 1951-52 5/121 South Australia Adelaide 1972-73 7/43 Western Australia Brisbane 1951-52 6/63 South Australia Adelaide 1972-73 Johnson, MG (2) 5/43 South Australia Adelaide 2005-06 5/41 New South Wales Brisbane 1973-74 6/51 Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 6/62 South Australia Adelaide 1973-74 Kasprowicz, MS (31) 6/59 Tasmania Brisbane 1992-93 5/81 New South Wales Sydney 1973-74 5/61 Victoria Brisbane 1992-93 5/56 Western Australia Perth 1975-76 5/64 Western Australia Perth 1992-93 Freeman, JE (2) 5/77 New South Wales Brisbane 1956-57 6/47 Victoria Melbourne 1993-94 6/134 Western Australia Brisbane 1956-57 5/155 South Australia Adelaide 1993-94 Frei, H (2) 6/55 New South Wales Brisbane 1983-84 5/92 South Africans Brisbane 1993-94^^ 6/52 Tasmania Hobart (TCA) 1983-84 6/48 South Australia Brisbane 1995-96 Gannon, CJ 6/53 Tasmania Hobart 2012-13 5/72 Western Australia Brisbane 1995-96 Gale, MG 5-81 South Australia Adelaide 2011-12 5/34 New South Wales Sydney 1995-96 Gamble, HS 6/115 New South Wales Sydney 1932-33 5/74 Victoria Melbourne 1995-96 George, PR 5-78 Victoria Brisbane 2014-15 5/74 Victoria Melbourne 1995-96 Gilbert, E (6) 5/65 West Indians Brisbane 1930-31^^ 6/17 Western Province Brisbane 1995-96^^ 5/67 Victoria Brisbane 1931-32 7/64 Sri Lankans Mackay 1995-96^^ 5/77 Victoria Brisbane 1934-35 5/31 Sri Lankans Mackay 1995-96^^ 6/64 New South Wales Brisbane 1934-35 5/110 New South Wales Sydney 1996-97 5/87 South Australia Brisbane 1935-36 5/64 South Australia Brisbane 1996-97 5/109 Victoria Brisbane 1935-36 5/83 Western Australia Perth 1996-97 Griffiths, CS 6/71 New South Wales Brisbane 1923-24^^ 6/31 England XI Cairns 1998-99^^ Hall, WW (4) 5/77 Victoria Melbourne 1961-62 5/68 New South Wales Sydney 1999-00 5/121 New South Wales Sydney 1961-62 5/56 Tasmania Albion 1999-00 6/29 South Australia Brisbane 1961-62 5/32 Tasmania Albion 1999-00 7/76 Victoria Brisbane 1961-62 5/42 South Australia Adelaide 1999-00 Harris, RJ (3) 5/72 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2010-11 5/29 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2000-01 7-60 Tasmania Brisbane 2011-12 5/44 New South Wales Brisbane 2001-02 6/58 Western Australia Perth 2012-13 5/60 Tasmania Brisbane 2001-02 Hauritz, NM 5/135 Victoria Melbourne 2012-13 5/36 Western Australia Perth 2002-03 Hayes, WB (2) 6/125 New South Wales Brisbane 1908-09^^ 5/44 South Australia Adelaide 2002-03 5/76 New South Wales Sydney 1908-09^^ 5/50 Victoria Brisbane 2002-03 Henry, A 5/40 New South Wales Brisbane 1902-03^^ 5/84 South Australia Adelaide 2003-04 Henschell, AB (2) 5/82 Tasmania Launceston 1982-83 8/44 Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 5/60 England XI Brisbane 1982-83^^ 7/103 Western Australia Brisbane 2005-06 Hoare, W (3) 6/12 New South Wales Brisbane 1892-93^^ Kay, WM (2) 7/194 New South Wales Sydney 1920-21^^ 6/55 Otago Dunedin 1896-97^^ 5/79 New South Wales Brisbane 1920-21^^ 6/58 New South Wales Brisbane 1901-02^^ King, IH (2) 5/44 New South Wales Brisbane 1969-70 Hohns, TV (9) 6/56 New South Wales Sydney 1978-79 6/70 South Australia Brisbane 1969-70 5/60 New South Wales Sydney 1978-79 Law, SG 5/39 Tasmania Brisbane 1995-96 5/56 South Australia Brisbane 1984-85 Lewis, WJ 6/37 Otago Dunedin 1896-97^^ 5/100 South Australia Brisbane 1987-88 Lillie, DJ 5/48 Tasmania Brisbane 1980-81 5/115 Tasmania Launceston 1987-88 Lindwall, RR (6) 5/80 New South Wales Brisbane 1955-56 5/50 Tasmania Devonport 1988-89 5/60 Victoria Melbourne 1956-57 5/71 West Indians Brisbane 1988-89^^ 5/50 South Australia Brisbane 1956-57 5/18 New South Wales Brisbane 1990-91 5/105 New South Wales Sydney 1957-58 6/102 New South Wales Sydney 1990-91 7/92 South Australia Adelaide 1958-59 Hopes, JR (11) 6/70 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2005-06 5/57 M.C.C. Brisbane 1958-59^^ 5/34 New South Wales Brisbane 2008-09 Mackay, JRE (3) 5/83 Western Australia Brisbane 1959-60 5/66 Victoria Brisbane 2009-10 5/101 South Australia Brisbane 1962-63 6/50 South Australia Adelaide 2010-11 5/56 Pakistanis Brisbane 1964-65^^ 6/89 Victoria Brisbane 2010-11 Mackay, KD (5) 5/43 Victoria Melbourne 1953-54 5-60 Tasmania Brisbane 2011-12 5/15 South Australia Brisbane 1956-57 5/27 South Australia Brisbane 2012-13 5/51 South Australia Brisbane 1958-59 5-59 Tasmania Hobart 2013-14 5/42 Western Australia Perth 1961-62 6-45 Western Australia Brisbane 2013-14 5/85 South Australia Adelaide 1963-64 6-40 Victoria Melbourne 2013-14 Magoffin, SJ 6-44 New South Wales Sydney 2011-12 5-60 Western Australia Perth 2014-15 Maguire, JN (8) 6/62 Victoria Melbourne 1977-78 Hornibrook, PM (4) 8/60 New South Wales Brisbane 1921-22^^ 5/108 New South Wales Sydney 1983-84 6/160 South Australia Adelaide 1923-24^^ 6/62 Western Australia Perth 1983-84

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 63 | Bowler Wkts Opponent Venue Season Bowler Wkts Opponent Venue Season 6/84 Western Australia Perth 1984-85 Oxenham, RK (10) 5/27 New South Wales Brisbane 1924-25^^ 5/62 South Australia Adelaide 1984-85 6/45 New South Wales Brisbane 1924-25^^ 6/58 West Indians Brisbane 1984-85^^ 5/37 New South Wales Brisbane 1925-26^^ 5/60 South Australia Adelaide 1987-88 6/79 Victoria Brisbane (Ex) 1927-28 5/89 Victoria Melbourne 1987-88 5/72 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1929-30 McAndrew, JW (2) 7/51 New South Wales Brisbane 1914-15^^ 6/92 Victoria Melbourne 1930-31 5/83 New South Wales Sydney 1914-15^^ 6/51 South Australia Adelaide 1930-31 McCaffrey, MF 5/204 New South Wales Brisbane 1905-06^^ 5/37 Victoria Melbourne 1931-32 McCool, CL (15) 6/36 New South Wales Brisbane 1945-46^^ 5/78 New South Wales Sydney 1931-32 7/106 South Australia Adelaide 1945-46^^ 6/48 South Australia Brisbane 1933-34 7/74 Services Brisbane 1945-46^^ Paulsen, RG (4) 7/73 South Australia Brisbane 1966-67 6/105 M.C.C. Brisbane 1946-47^^ 5/70 Victoria Brisbane 1966-67 5/170 Victoria Brisbane 1946-47 5/102 South Australia Adelaide 1967-68 6/97 South Australia Brisbane 1947-48 5/125 New South Wales Sydney 1969-70 5/68 Indians Brisbane 1947-48^^ Philipson,MA 7-107 Victoria Alice Springs 2014-15 7/128 Western Australia Perth 1948-49 Polzin, MA (4) 7/59 South Australia Brisbane 1986-87 5/88 Victoria Melbourne 1950-51 5/49 West Indians Townsville 1986-87^^ First-Class History, Records & Statistics First-Class History, 6/98 Western Australia Perth 1950-51 8/51 Victoria Melbourne 1989-90 6/60 Western Australia Brisbane 1951-52 5/56 Pakistanis Brisbane 1989-90^^ 5/83 Victoria Brisbane 1951-52 Rackemann, CG (14) 5/25 England XI Brisbane 1979-80^^ 5/41 South Australia Brisbane 1951-52 7/49 South Australia Brisbane 1982-83 6/83 West Indians Brisbane 1951-52^^ 5/38 Victoria Brisbane 1982-83 6/165 South Africans Brisbane 1952-53^^ 5/47 New Zealanders Bundaberg 1982-83^^ McDermott, AC (2) 7-24 Western Australia Brisbane 2011-12 6/54 New South Wales Sydney 1984-85 6-54 Tasmania Brisbane 2011-12 5/69 Western Australia Perth 1987-88 McDermott, CJ (22) 6/45 Tasmania Launceston 1984-85 6/65 Western Australia Brisbane 1988-89 6/89 Victoria Wangaratta 1986-87 5/45 Western Australia Brisbane 1990-91 5/54 Tasmania Launceston 1986-87 5/86 Victoria St Kilda 1990-91 5/72 New South Wales Brisbane 1986-87 5/89 Victoria Melbourne 1991-92 5/48 Victoria Brisbane 1986-87 5/75 New South Wales Brisbane 1992-93 5/55 Western Australia Perth 1986-87 6/93 Western Australia Perth 1993-94 5/49 Victoria Brisbane 1987-88 5/32 Victoria Brisbane 1993-94 7/54 New South Wales Newcastle 1987-88 7/43 South Australia Brisbane 1994-95 5/85 New South Wales Brisbane 1988-89 Raymer, VN (6) 6/90 Western Australia Brisbane 1947-48 6/77 New South Wales Newcastle 1989-90 5/14 Western Australia Perth 1948-49 8/44 Tasmania Brisbane 1989-90 6/83 South Australia Adelaide 1948-49 5/99 Victoria Melbourne 1989-90 5/35 Victoria Brisbane 1949-50 5/74 South Australia Adelaide 1989-90 6/69 West Indians Brisbane 1951-52^^ 5/40 South Australia Brisbane 1990-91 7/100 South Australia Adelaide 1953-54 5/44 Victoria Brisbane 1990-91 Rowe, W 6/15 New South Wales Brisbane 1912-13^^ 5/36 Tasmania Brisbane 1990-91 Rowell, GJ (4) 7/46 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1991-92 6/122 Western Australia Perth 1990-91 5/92 New South Wales Sydney 1991-92 6/150 South Australia Brisbane 1991-92 5/31 Victoria St Kilda 1992-93 5/54 New South Wales Brisbane 1991-92 5/39 New South Wales Brisbane 1992-93 6/58 South Australia Adelaide 1991-92 Schuller, DC (2) 5/40 Tasmania Brisbane 1978-79 5/62 Western Australia Perth 1993-94 6/35 Western Australia Perth 1978-79 5/58 South Australia Brisbane 1995-96 Simpson, CE 5/50 New South Wales Brisbane 1907-08^^ McGlinchy, WJ (2) 5/63 New Zealanders Wellington 1896-97^^ Simpson, CP 5/68 New South Wales Sydney 2008-09 5/73 New Zealanders Wellington 1896-97^^ Smith, CR (3) 7/58 Victoria Melbourne 1951-52 McLaren, NW (3) 5/104 M.C.C. Brisbane 1907-08^^ 5/85 South Australia Adelaide 1952-53 5/83 New South Wales Brisbane 1907-08^^ 5/82 Victoria Brisbane 1953-54 5/55 South Africans Brisbane 1910-11^^ Stackpoole, J 6/72 South Australia Brisbane 1939-40 Milenko, S 5-15 Tasmania Hobart 2014-15 Storey, SC 5/55 Western Australia Brisbane 1992-93 Miller, DL (2) 5/38 Canterbury Christchurch 1896-97^^ Surti, RF (2) 5/78 Western Australia Perth 1970-71 5/46 New South Wales Brisbane 1903-04^^ 5/103 South Australia Adelaide 1971-72 Morgan, OJ (6) 5/99 New South Wales Sydney 1965-66 Swan, CR (3) 5/26 South Australia Brisbane 2009-10 5/55 Victoria Brisbane 1965-66 6/69 South Australia Albion 2010-11 5/60 South Australia Brisbane 1965-66 7/75 South Australia Albion 2010-11 5/57 South Australia Adelaide 1966-67 Tallon, LWT 5/77 Victoria Brisbane 1938-39 5/73 Western Australia Perth 1968-69 Tazelaar, D (9) 6/52 Western Australia Brisbane 1987-88 6/42 Victoria Brisbane 1969-70 5/54 Tasmania Brisbane 1987-88 Muller, SA (3) 5/76 Western Australia Perth 1996-97 5/55 Tasmania Melbourne 1987-88 5/73 Tasmania Brisbane 1997-98 5/25 Victoria St Kilda 1988-89 5/35 New South Wales Canberra 1998-99 5/55 Victoria St Kilda 1988-89 Noffke, AA (13) 5/41 Victoria Brisbane 2000-01 6/48 New South Wales Hobart (Bel) 1989-90 5/103 Western Australia Perth 2001-02 5/49 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1993-94 5/31 South Australia Adelaide 2001-02 6/89 Western Australia Perth 1994-95 6/100 South Australia Adelaide 2002-03 5/42 New South Wales Brisbane 1995-96 6/24 New South Wales Sydney 2002-03 Thomson, JR (17) 6/17 Victoria Brisbane 1974-75 6/87 South Australia Brisbane 2006-07 6/47 Western Australia Perth 1975-76 5/50 Victoria Brisbane 2006-07 5/84 New South Wales Sydney 1975-76 5/36 Sri Lankans Albion 2007-08^^ 5/32 South Australia Brisbane 1976-77 5/33 Tasmania Brisbane 2007-08 7/33 New South Wales Brisbane 1976-77 5/108 New South Wales Sydney 2007-08 5/79 New South Wales Brisbane 1976-77 6/33 Victoria Brisbane 2007-08 5/96 Victoria Brisbane 1977-78 5/115 New South Wales Brisbane 2007-08 5/84 Western Australia Perth 1977-78 5/79 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 2007-08 5/70 New South Wales Sydney 1977-78 Nothling, OE (2) 5/39 New South Wales Sydney 1927-28 7/58 Victoria Brisbane 1979-80 6/78 M.C.C. Brisbane 1928-29^^ 6/51 Western Australia Brisbane 1979-80 Noyes, HD 6/48 New Zealanders Brisbane 1925-26^^ 6/45 South Australia Brisbane 1979-80 Oxenford, BNJ 5/91 New South Wales Sydney 1991-92 6/51 South Australia Brisbane 1980-81 | 64 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Bowler Wkts Opponent Venue Season First-Class History, Records & Statistics 5/85 Western Australia Perth 1983-84 7/27 Western Australia Brisbane 1984-85 6/72 South Australia Adelaide 1985-86 5/76 Tasmania Devonport 1985-86 Thurlow, HM (5) 6/59 New South Wales Brisbane (Ex) 1928-29 5/88 Victoria Melbourne 1928-29 6/60 Victoria Melbourne 1929-30 5/25 South Australia Brisbane (Ex) 1930-31 5/74 New South Wales Sydney 1931-32 Trimble, GS 5/50 Tasmania Devonport 1985-86 Veivers, TR (2) 5/63 Victoria Melbourne 1963-64 5/75 South Africans Brisbane 1963-64^^ Walmsley, WT (3) 5/84 South Australia Adelaide 1954-55 5/124 New South Wales Sydney 1956-57 6/56 South Australia Brisbane 1958-59 Walter, SH (2) 6/121 Western Australia Perth 2009-10 5/63 New South Wales Brisbane 2010-11 Watson, SR 7/69 South Ausstralia Brisbane 2008-09 Westaway, CE (2) 6/88 New South Wales Brisbane 1960-61 5/45 Western Australia Brisbane 1962-63 Whyte, GK 6/65 Western Australia Brisbane 1976-77 Wilson, R 8/35 Auckland Auckland 1896-97^^ Wyeth, ERH (2) 6/33 South Australia Brisbane 1934-35 5/51 New South Wales Brisbane 1935-36 ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield

TEN WICKETS OR MORE IN A MATCH Bowler Wkts Opponent Venue Season Allan, PJ (3) 10/124 Victoria Melbourne 1965-66 12/56 Victoria Brisbane 1968-69 13/110 New South Wales Sydney 1968-69 Barstow, CB (2) 12/114 New South Wales Brisbane 1910-11^^ 10/92 New Zealanders Brisbane 1913-14^^ Bichel, AJ (4) 10/115 Victoria Brisbane 1996-97 10/92 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1999-00 10/113 South Australia Adelaide 2003-04 10/127 New South Wales Brisbane 2004-05 Carlson, PH 10/73 New South Wales Brisbane 1978-79 Dale, AC 10/135 Western Australia Brisbane 1999-00 Dawes, JH (2) 10/141 South Australia Adelaide 2000-01 10/135 South Australia Brisbane 2002-03 Dell, AR 12/63 New Zealanders Brisbane 1973-74^^ Duncan, JRF 13/125 Victoria Melbourne 1970-71 Flynn, BJ (2) 11/218 South Australia Brisbane 1952-53 11/240 New South Wales Brisbane 1953-54 Francke, FM 11/184 South Australia Adelaide 1972-73 Griffiths, CS 10/138 New South Wales Brisbane 1923-24^^ Hohns, TV 11/116 New South Wales Sydney 1978-79 Hornibrook, PM 11/97 New South Wales Brisbane 1921-22^^ Hurwood, A 10/236 New South Wales Sydney 1929-30 Johnson, LJ 10/85 New South Wales Brisbane 1949-50 Johnson, MG 10/106 Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 Kasprowicz, MS (3) 10/148 Victoria Melbourne 1995-96 12/95 Sri Lankans Mackay 1995-96^^ 10/88 Tasmania Albion 1999-00 Maguire, JN 10/122 Western Australia Perth 1983-84 McCool, CL 11/176 Services Brisbane 1945-46^^ McDermott, CJ (2) 10/110 New South Wales Newcastle 1987-88 10/182 South Australia Adelaide 1991-92 McGlinchy, WW 10/136 New Zealanders Wellington 1896-97^^ Oxenham, RK (2) 11/72 New South Wales Brisbane 1924-25^^ 10/104 South Australia Brisbane 1933-34 Polzin, MA 11/103 South Australia Brisbane 1986-87 Rackemann, CG 11/107 South Australia Brisbane 1982-83 Raymer, VN 10/160 Western Australia Brisbane 1947-48 Rowell, GJ 10/96 Tasmania Hobart (Bel) 1991-92 Swan, CR 13/144 South Australia Albion 2010-11 Tazelaar, D 10/80 Victoria St Kilda 1988-89 Thomson, JR (3) 10/120 Western Australia Perth 1975-76 12/112 New South Wales Brisbane 1976-77 10/142 Victoria Brisbane 1979-80 Wilson, R 11/97 Auckland Auckland 1896-97^^

^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield Chris Hartley Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 65 | Wicket-Keeping Records

MOST DISMISSALS – FIRST-CLASS MOST DISMISSALS – SHEFFIELD SHIELD Wicket-keeper Career M Ct Stmp Dismissals Wicket-keeper Career M Ct Stmp Total WA Seccombe 1993-94 – 2004-05 109 501 18 519 CD Hartley 2003-04 – 110 476 14 490 CD Hartley 2003-04 – 113 488 16 504 WA Seccombe 1993-94 – 2004-05 101 475 14 489 JA Maclean 1968-69 – 1978-79 96 317 29 346 JA Maclean 1968-69 – 1978-79 86 289 24 313 ATW Grout 1946-47 – 1965-66 94 229 64 293 ATW Grout 1946-47 – 1965-66 86 213 63 276 D Tallon 1933-34 – 1953-54 86 180 85 265 RB Phillips 1979-80 – 1985-86 68 214 12 226 RB Phillips 1979-80 – 1985-86 78 250 13 263 D Tallon 1933-34 – 1953-54 69 145 61 206 IA Healy 1986-87 – 1998-99 55 183 12 195 IA Healy 1986-87 – 1998-99 45 158 7 165 PW Anderson 1986-87 – 1993-94 44 127 13 140 PW Anderson 1986-87 – 1993-94 42 124 12 136 LD Cooper 1958-59 – 1967-68 34 84 18 102 LD Cooper 1958-59 – 1967-68 33 85 18 103 LPD O’Connor 1926-27 – 1929-30 33 67 17 84 LPD O’Connor 1926-27 – 1929-30 22 45 10 55 First-Class History, Records & Statistics First-Class History, MOST DISMISSALS IN A SEASON – FIRST-CLASS MOST DISMISSALS IN A SEASON – SHEFFIELD SHIELD Wicket-keeper Season M Ct Stmp Dismissals Wicket-keeper Season M Ct Stmp Total WA Seccombe 1999-00 13 64 3 67 WA Seccombe 2000-01 11 57 1 58 WA Seccombe 1995-96 9 57 2 59 CD Hartley 2011-12 11 56 2 58 WA Seccombe 2000-01 11 57 1 58 WA Seccombe 1995-96 8 52 2 54 CD Hartley 2011-12 11 56 2 58 WA Seccombe 1999-00 11 54 0 54 RB Phillips 1984-85 12 55 1 56 CD Hartley 2008-09 11 52 2 54 CD Hartley 2008-09 11 52 2 54 CD Hartley 2005-06 11 53 0 53 CD Hartley 2005-06 11 53 - 53 RB Phillips 1984-85 11 51 1 52 CD Hartley 2012-13 11 51 1 52 CD Hartley 2012-13 11 51 1 52 WA Seccombe 2001-02 12 52 - 52 WA Seccombe 2001-02 11 49 0 49 CD Hartley 2009-10 12 49 1 50 CD Hartley 2006-07 10 47 1 48 RB Phillips 1983/84 12 45 3 48 WA Seccombe 2002-03 11 44 1 45

MOST DISMISSALS IN A FIRST-CLASS MATCH MOST DISMISSALS IN A FIRST-CLASS INNINGS Ttl C St Wicket-keeper Opponent Venue Season Ttl C St Wicket-keeper Opponent Venue Season 12 9 3 D Tallon New South Wales Sydney 1938-39 8 8 - ATW Grout Western Australia Brisbane 1959-60 11 10 1 WA Seccombe Western Australia Brisbane 1995-96 7 3 4 D Tallon Victoria Brisbane 1938-39 10 10 - WA Seccombe Tasmania Brisbane 2003-04 7 7 - JA Maclean Victoria Melbourne 1977-78 10 10 - CD Hartley Western Australia Perth 2006-07 7 6 1 RB Phillips New Zealanders Bundaberg 1982-83^^ 10 8 2 CD Hartley New South Wales Sydney 2008-09 7 5 2 WA Seccombe New South Wales Brisbane 1999-00 10 10 - CD Hartley New South Wales Brisbane 2008-09 7 7 - WA Seccombe Western Australia Perth 2000-01 9 4 5 D Tallon Victoria Brisbane 1938-39 7 7 - WA Seccombe New South Wales Brisbane 2001-02 9 9 - JA Maclean Victoria Melbourne 1977-78 7 7 - CD Hartley New South Wales Brisbane 2007-08 9 8 1 RB Phillips New Zealanders Bundaberg 1982-83^^ 6 1 5 D Tallon M.C.C. Brisbane 1935-36^^ 9 8 1 PW Anderson South Australia Adelaide 1992-93 6 3 3 D Tallon New South Wales Brisbane 1938-39 9 8 1 WA Seccombe New South Wales Brisbane 2000-01 6 4 2 D Tallon New South Wales Sydney 1938-39 9 9 - WA Seccombe Tasmania Brisbane 2001-02 6 5 1 D Tallon New South Wales Sydney 1938-39 9 9 - CD Hartley Tasmania Brisbane 2004-05 6 6 - ATW Grout New South Wales Sydney 1955-56 9 9 - CD Hartley Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 6 6 - JA Maclean Victoria Melbourne 1972-73 9 8 1 CD Hartley South Australia Adelaide 2011-12 6 5 1 RB Phillips New South Wales Sydney 1985-86 8 4 4 D Tallon New South Wales Brisbane 1938-39 6 6 - IA Healy Victoria Brisbane 1990-91 8 6 2 D Tallon Western Australia Perth 1950-51 6 6 - WA Seccombe Western Australia Brisbane 1995-96 8 8 - ATW Grout New South Wales Sydney 1955-56 6 4 2 WA Seccombe Victoria Melbourne 1999-00 8 3 5 ATW Grout South Australia Brisbane 1956-57 6 6 - WA Seccombe Victoria Albion 2000-01 8 8 - ATW Grout Western Australia Brisbane 1959-60 6 5 1 WA Seccombe New South Wales Brisbane 2000-01 8 8 - JA Maclean New South Wales Sydney 1968-69 6 4 2 CD Hartley New South Wales Sydney 2008-09 8 8 - JA Maclean Victoria Brisbane 1968-69 6 6 - CD Hartley Tasmania Hobart 2009-10 8 8 - JA Maclean Victoria Brisbane 1969-70 6 6 - CD Hartley Western Australia Brisbane 2009-10 8 6 2 JA Maclean New South Wales Sydney 1975-76 6 6 - CD Hartley Western Australia Perth 2014-15 8 8 - RB Phillips New South Wales Sydney 1983-84 ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield 8 8 - RB Phillips Victoria Brisbane 1984-85 8 8 - RB Phillips New South Wales Sydney 1984-85 8 8 - RB Phillips Tasmania Brisbane 1985-86 8 8 - IA Healy Victoria Melbourne 1987-88 8 8 - WA Seccombe Victoria Melbourne 1993-94 8 8 - WA Seccombe Tasmania Brisbane 1994-95 8 8 - WA Seccombe South Australia Brisbane 2002-03 8 6 2 WA Seccombe New South Wales Bankstown 2004-05 8 8 - CD Hartley New South Wales Brisbane 2007-08 8 8 - CD Hartley Western Australia Brisbane 2009-10 ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shieldt.

| 66 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Fielding Records First-Class History, Records & Statistics

MOST CATCHES – FIRST-CLASS MOST CATCHES – SHEFFIELD SHIELD Fieldsman Career Matches Catches Fieldsman Career Matches Catches ML Love 1992-93 – 2008-09 151 172 ML Love 1992-93 – 2008-09 139 158 JP Maher 1993-94 – 2007-08 155 164 JP Maher 1993-94 – 2007-08 141 153 SG Law 1988-89 – 2003-04 158 144 SG Law 1988-89 – 2003-04 142 126 AR Border 1980-81 – 1995-96 98 115 AR Border 1980-81 – 1995-96 87 99 ML Hayden 1991-92 – 2008-09 101 95 ML Hayden 1991-92 – 2008-09 89 86 GM Ritchie 1980-81 – 1991-92 106 87 GM Ritchie 1980-81 – 1991-92 94 74 RB Kerr 1981-82 – 1989-90 87 82 CT Perren 1998-99 – 2008-09 80 74 SC Trimble 1959-60 – 1975-76 133 79 TJ Barsby 1984-85 – 1996-97 100 73 CT Perren 1998-99 – 2008-09 82 79 SC Trimble 1959-60 – 1975-76 123 71 PJ Burge 1952-53 – 1967-68 91 77 RB Kerr 1981-82 – 1989-90 79 69

MOST CATCHES IN A SEASON – FIRST-CLASS MOST CATCHES IN A SEASON – SHEFFIELD SHIELD Fieldsman Season Matches Catches Fieldsman Season Matches Catches AR Border 1994-95 11 22 AR Border 1994-95 11 22 ML Love 1999-00 12 20 ML Hayden 1992-93 11 20 ML Hayden 1992-93 13 20 PJ Forrest 2014-15 10 20 PJ Forrest 2014-15 10 20 IT Botham 1987-88 11 18 IT Botham 1987-88 11 18 GI Foley 1998-99 11 18 GI Foley 1998-99 12 18 ML Love 1999-00 10 17 GM Ritchie 1989-90 12 17 RB Kerr 1983-84 11 16 Majid Khan 1973-74 9 16 GM Ritchie 1989-90 11 16 RB Kerr 1983-84 12 16 JP Maher 1996-97 10 16 SG Law 1994-95 11 16 JP Maher 2000-01 11 16 GI Foley 1997-98 11 16 JP Maher 2004-05 11 16 JP Maher 2000-01 11 16 JP Maher 2004-05 11 16 MOST CATCHES IN A FIRST-CLASS MATCH MOST CATCHES IN A FIRST-CLASS INNINGS Ct Fieldsman Opponent Venue Season Ct Fieldsman Opponent Venue Season 7 AW Robinson Victoria Brisbane 2011-12 6 JF Sheppard New south Wales Brisbane 1914-15^^ 6 JF Sheppard New South Wales Brisbane 1914-15^^ 5 KC Wessels South Australia Brisbane 1985-86 6 JP Maher Western Australia Perth 2001-02 5 AW Robinson Victoria Brisbane 2011-12 6 PJ Forrest South Australia Brisbane 2014-15 5 PJ Forrest South Australia Brisbane 2014-15 5 VN Raymer West Indians Brisbane 1951-52^^ 4 PM Hornibrook South Australia Brisbane (Ex) 1929-30 5 RG Archer South Australia Adelaide 1954-55 4 VN Raymer West Indians Brisbane 1951-52^^ 5 KD Mackay Western Australia Brisbane 1962-63 4 RG Archer South Australia Adelaide 1954-55 5 JN Langley England XI Brisbane 1979-80^^ 4 FR Crane South Australia Brisbane 1966-67 5 GS Chappell South Australia Brisbane 1982-83 4 RB Kerr South Australia Adelaide 1985-86 5 GS Chappell England XI Brisbane 1982-83^^ 4 GS Trimble Tasmania Launceston 1986-87 5 KC Wessels South Australia Brisbane 1985-86 4 IT Botham Victoria Brisbane 1987-88 5 GS Trimble Tasmania Launceston 1986-87 4 GM Ritchie Western Australia Perth 1989-90 5 PS Clifford New South Wales Brisbane 1986-87 4 PE Cantrell South Australia Brisbane 1990-91 5 IT Botham Victoria Brisbane 1987-88 4 PJT Goggin Victoria St Kilda 1992-93 5 RB Kerr Tasmania Launceston 1987-88 4 JP Maher Western Australia Perth 2001-02 5 PE Cantrell New South Wales Brisbane 1988-89 4 LA Carseldine Victoria Melbourne 2009-10 5 PJT Goggin Victoria St Kilda 1992-93 4 LA Carseldine South Australia Albion 2010-11 5 AR Border Western Australia Brisbane 1994-95 4 JA Burns Western Australia Perth 2010-11 5 GI Foley Western Australia Perth 1997-98 ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield 5 ML Love Victoria Brisbane 2005-06 5 JA Burns Western Australia Perth 2010-11 ^^ Denotes First Class for Queensland not Sheffield Shield

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 67 | Results Summary – Sheffield Shield Competition

SHEFFIELD SHIELD – PURA CUP 1892-93 to 2014-15 Season Winner Season Winner Season Winner Season Winner 1892-93 Victoria 1924-25 Victoria 1956-57 New South Wales 1988-89 Western Australia 1893-94 South Australia 1925-26 New South Wales 1957-58 New South Wales 1989-90 New South Wales 1894-95 Victoria 1926-27 South Australia 1958-59 New South Wales 1990-91 Victoria 1895-96 New South Wales 1927-28 Victoria 1959-60 New South Wales 1991-92 Western Australia 1896-97 New South Wales 1928-29 New South Wales 1960-61 New South Wales 1992-93 New South Wales 1897-98 Victoria 1929-30 Victoria 1961-62 New South Wales 1993-94 New South Wales 1898-99 Victoria 1930-31 Victoria 1962-63 Victoria 1994-95 Queensland 1899-00 New South Wales 1931-32 New South Wales 1963-64 South Australia 1995-96 South Australia 1900-01 Victoria 1932-33 New South Wales 1964-65 New South Wales 1996-97 Queensland 1901-02 New South Wales 1933-34 Victoria 1965-66 New South Wales 1997-98 Western Australia

First-Class History, Records & Statistics First-Class History, 1902-03 New South Wales 1934-35 Victoria 1966-67 Victoria 1998-99 Western Australia 1903-04 New South Wales 1935-36 South Australia 1967-68 Western Australia 1999-00 Queensland 1904-05 New South Wales 1936-37 Victoria 1968-69 South Australia 2000-01 Queensland 1905-06 New South Wales 1937-38 New South Wales 1969-70 Victoria 2001-02 Queensland 1906-07 New South Wales 1938-39 South Australia 1970-71 South Australia 2002-03 New South Wales 1907-08 Victoria 1939-40 New South Wales 1971-72 Western Australia 2003-04 Victoria 1908-09 New South Wales 1940-41 - 1972-73 Western Australia 2004-05 New South Wales 1909-10 South Australia 1941-42 - 1973-74 Victoria 2005-06 Queensland 1910-11 New South Wales 1942-43 - 1974-75 Western Australia 2006-07 Tasmania 1911-12 New South Wales 1943-44 - 1975-76 South Australia 2007-08 New South Wales 1912-13 South Australia 1944-45 - 1976-77 Western Australia 2008-09 Victoria 1913-14 New South Wales 1945-46 - 1977-78 Western Australia 2009-10 Victoria 1914-15 Victoria 1946-47 Victoria 1978-79 Victoria 2010-11 Tasmania 1915-16 - 1947-48 Western Australia 1979-80 Victoria 2011-12 Queensland 1916-17 - 1948-49 New South Wales 1980-81 Western Australia 2012-13 Tasmania 1917-18 - 1949-50 New South Wales 1981-82 South Australia 2013-14 NSW 1918-19 - 1950-51 Victoria 1982-83 New South Wales 2014-15 Victoria 1919-20 New South Wales 1951-52 New South Wales 1983-84 Western Australia 1892-93 NSW, SA, Vic started the competition. 1920-21 New South Wales 1952-53 South Australia 1984-85 New South Wales 1926-27 Queensland joined; 1947-48 WA joined; 1921-22 Victoria 1953-54 New South Wales 1985-86 New South Wales 1977-78 Tasmania joined. 1922-23 New South Wales 1954-55 New South Wales 1986-87 Western Australia 1923-24 Victoria 1955-56 New South Wales 1987-88 Western Australia

SHEFFIELD SHIELD – PURA CUP FINALS Season Home Team Opponent Venue Result 1982-83 Western Australia New South Wales Perth NSW by 54 runs 1983-84 Western Australia Queensland Perth WA by 4 wkts 1984-85 New South Wales Queensland Sydney NSW by 1 wkt 1985-86 New South Wales Queensland Sydney Draw 1986-87 Western Australia Victoria Perth Draw 1987-88 Western Australia Queensland Perth WA by 5 wkts 1988-89 Western Australia South Australia Perth Draw 1989-90 New South Wales Queensland Sydney NSW by 345 runs 1990-91 Victoria New South Wales Melbourne Vic by 8 wkts 1991-92 Western Australia New South Wales Perth WA by 44 runs 1992-93 New South Wales Queensland Sydney NSW by 8 wkts 1993-94 New South Wales Tasmania Sydney NSW by inns & 61 runs 1994-95 Queensland South Australia Brisbane Qld by inns & 101 runs 1995-96 South Australia Western Australia Adelaide Draw 1996-97 Western Australia Queensland Perth Qld by 160 runs 1997-98 Western Australia Tasmania Perth WA by 7 wickets 1998-99 Queensland Western Australia Brisbane WA by inns & 31 runs 1999-00 Queensland Victoria Brisbane (Alb) Draw 2000-01 Queensland Victoria Brisbane Qld by 9 wickets 2001-02 Queensland Tasmania Brisbane Qld by 235 runs 2002-03 Queensland New South Wales Brisbane NSW by 246 runs 2003-04 Victoria Queensland Melbourne Vic by 321 runs 2004-05 Queensland New South Wales Brisbane NSW by 1 wicket 2005-06 Queensland Victoria Brisbane Qld by inns & 354 runs 2006-07 Tasmania New South Wales Hobart Tas by 421 runs 2007-08 New South Wales Victoria Sydney NSW by 258 runs 2008-09 Victoria Queensland St Kilda Draw 2009-10 Victoria Queensland Melbourne Vic by 457 runs 2010-11 Tasmania New South Wales Hobart Tas by 7 wickets 2011-12 Queensland Tasmania Brisbane Qld by 3 wickets 2012-13 Tasmania Queensland Hobart Draw 2013-14 NSW Western Australia Canberra Draw 2014-15 Victoria Western Australia Hobart Draw Note: The winner of the Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup since 1982-83 season has been decided by the two top teams at the end of the competition. playing a final at the top of the table’s choice of venue. | 68 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 First-Class History, Records & Statistics PLACINGS RESULTS AGAINST EACH STATE State 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Seasons Opponent Venue First Game P W L D T South Australia 13 21 35 12 21 11 113 NSW Brisbane (Exhibition) Nov 26 1926 5 - 3 2 - Sydney (SCG) Dec 6 1926 77 14 38 25 - New South Wales 46 24 21 10 7 5 113 Brisbane (Gabba) Nov 6 1931 79 31 21 30 - Victoria 29 35 24 9 8 8 113 Lismore Dec 15 1979 1 - 1 - - Queensland 7 20 16 26 12 2 83 Newcastle Oct 22 1981 4 1 2 1 - Western Australia 15 9 13 19 12 - 68 Bankstown Nov 15 1996 2 1 - 1 - Canberra Oct 27 1998 2 1 1 - - Tasmania 3 4 4 7 8 12 38 Blacktown Dec 18 2010 1 - 1 - - Brisbane (Albion) Nov 1 2012 1 1 - - - Total 169 45 65 58 - RESULTS AT EACH VENUE SA Adelaide Dec 25 1926 82 20 37 24 1 Venue First Game P W L D T Glenelg Oct 30 2013 1 - - 1 - Brisbane (Ex) Nov 26 1926 13 3 6 4 - Brisbane (Ex) Jan 14 1928 4 2 2 - - Sydney (SCG) Dec 6 1926 77 14 38 25 - Brisbane (Gabba) Mar 12 1932 75 34 16 25 - Melbourne Dec 17 1926 71 10 40 21 - Brisbane (Albion) Mar 9 2000 2 2 - - - Adelaide Dec 26 1926 82 20 37 24 1 Total 162 57 54 50 1 Glenelg Oct 30 2013 1 - - 1 - Brisbane (Gabba) Nov 6 1931 329 131 77 121 - Tas Launceston Feb 25 1978 5 1 1 3 - Perth Dec 17 1948 66 16 28 22 - Brisbane (Gabba) Dec 15 1978 32 14 6 12 - St Kilda Dec 9 1955 9 3 2 4 - Hobart (TCA) Dec 8 1979 2 1 - 1 - Launceston Feb 25 1978 5 1 1 3 - Devonport Feb 19 1982 3 1 - 2 - Hobart (TCA) Dec 8 1979 2 1 - 1 - Hobart (Bellerive) Nov 17 1989 23 5 8 10 - Lismore Dec 15 1979 1 - 1 - - Brisbane (Albion) Jan 14 2000 4 2 - 2 - Geelong Feb 26 1981 2 1 - 1 - Total 68 24 15 29 - Newcastle Oct 22 1981 4 1 2 1 - Vic Melbourne Dec 17 1926 71 10 40 21 - Devonport Feb 19 1982 3 1 - 2 - Brisbane (Ex) Feb 5 1927 4 1 1 2 - Wangaratta Nov 21 1986 1 - - 1 - Brisbane (Gabba) Jan 29 1932 77 37 17 23 - Hobart (Bellerive) Nov 17 1989 26 7 9 10 - St Kilda Dec 9 1955 9 3 2 4 - Bankstown Nov 15 1996 2 1 - 1 - Geelong Feb 26 1981 2 1 - 1 - Canberra Oct 27 1998 2 1 1 - - Wangaratta Nov 21 1986 1 - - 1 - Brisbane (Albion) Jan 14 2000 10 6 1 3 - Brisbane (Albion) Mar 17 2000 2 1 - 1 - Richmond Oct 24 2001 1 - - 1 - Richmond Oct 24 2001 1 - - 1 - Blacktown Dec 18 2010 - 1 - 1 -- Alice Springs Feb 25 2015 1 - 1 - - Alice Springs 25 Feb 2015 1 - 1 - - Total 699 213 240 245 1 Total 70 25 15 30 - WA Brisbane (Gabba) Feb 6 1948 63 16 17 30 - Brisbane (Albion) Mar 5 2015 1 - 1 - - Perth Dec 17 1948 66 16 28 22 - Total 138 36 49 53 - Total for Queensland 709 217 245 246 1

Joe Burns and Peter Forrest

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 69 | Queensland First-Class Honour Roll

Members of Queensland Teams in the Sheffield Shield / Pura Cup Final

Players Finals Wins Final Yrs Championship Yrs Players Finals Wins Final Yrs Championship Yrs

Anderson, Matthew 1 1 2000 2000 Law, Stuart 9 5 1990-93-95-97-99- 1995-97-2000-01-02 2000-01-02-04 Anderson, Peter 1 0 1993 Love, Martin 11 5 1993-95-99-2000-01- 1995-2000-01-02-06 First-Class Honour Roll Barsby, Trevor 5 2 1986-88-93-95-97 1995-97 02-03-04-05-06-09 Bichel, Andy 6 4 1995-2000-01-04-05-06 1995-2000-01-06 Lynn, Chris 2 1 2010-12 2012 Border, Allan 4 1 1985-88-90-95 1995 McDermott, Alister 1 1 2012 2012 Botham, Ian 1 0 1988 McDermott, Craig 3 0 1984-88-90 Boyce, Cameron 2 1 2010-12 2012 Magoffin, Steve 1 1 2012 2012 Brant, Scott 1 1 2002 2002 Maguire, John 1 0 1985 Broad, Ryan 2 0 2009-10 Maher, Jimmy 8 5 1995-97-99- 1995-97-2000-01-06 Burns, Joe 2 1 2012-13 2012 2000-01-04-05-06

Cantrell, Peter 1 0 1990 Moller, Greg 1 0 2013

Carseldine, Lee 4 1 2002-03-09-10 2002 Mott, Matthew 1 1 1997 1997

Cassell, Jerry 1 1 2001 2001 Muller, Scott 2 1 1999-2000 2000

Chappell, Greg 1 0 1984 Nash, Brendan 3 2 2001-02-03 2001-02

Clifford, Peter 1 0 1990 Neser, Michael 1 0 2013

Courtice, Andrew 3 0 1984-85-86 Noffke, Ashley 6 3 2001-02-03-04-05-06 2001-02-06

Creevey, Brendan 1 1 1997 1997 Payne, Daniel 2 1 2002-03 2002

Cutting, Ben 2 0 2009-10 Perren, Clinton 5 2 2001-03-04-05-06 2001-06

Dale, Adam 4 3 1997-2000-01-03 1997-2000-01 Philipson, Craig 1 0 2005

Dawes, Joe 6 2 1999-2001-02-03-04-05 2001-02 Phillips, Ray 3 0 1984-85-86

Dixon, Troy 1 1 2000 2000 Pomersbach, Luke 1 0 2013

Doran, Daniel 2 1 2006-09 2006 Rackemann, Carl 5 1 1985-88-90-93-95 1995

Feldman, Luke 1 0 2010 Reardon, Nathan 1 0 2013

Foley, Geoff 4 2 1990-97-99-2000 1997-2000 Ritchie, Greg 3 0 1985-88-90

Forrest, Peter 1 0 2013 Robinson, Andrew 1 1 2012 2012

Frei, Harry 2 0 1984-86 Rowell, Greg 1 0 1993

Gannon, Cameron 1 0 2013 Seccombe, Wade 8 5 1995-97-99- 1995-97-2000-01-02 2000-01-02-03-05 Goggin, Peter 1 0 1993 Simpson, Chris 3 0 2004-09-10 Harris, Ryan 2 1 2012-13 2012 Smart, Chris 2 0 1984-86 Hartley, Chris 6 2 2004-06-09-10-12-13 2006-12 Stevens, Lachlan 1 1 2006 2006 Hauritz, Nathan 1 0 2004 Swan, Chris 1 0 2010 Hayden, Matthew 3 1 1993-95-99 1995 Symonds, Andrew 6 3 1997-99-2000-02-05-09 1997-2000-02 Healy, Ian 2 0 1988-90 Tazelaar, Dirk 4 1 1986-88-90-95 1995 Henschell, Brett 1 0 1986 Thomson, Jeff 3 0 1984-85-86 Hohns, Trevor 3 0 1984-85-88 Townsend, Wade 2 1 2010-12 2012 Hopes, James 7 2 2004-05-06-09-10-12-13 2006-12 Trimble, Glenn 4 0 1984-85-86-88 Jackson, Paul 4 2 1993-95-97-99 1995-97 Watson, Shane 3 1 2005-06-09 2006 Johnson, Mitchell 1 1 2006 2006 Wellham, Dirk 1 0 1993 Kasprowicz, Michael 6 2 1990-93-97-99-2002-03 1997-2002 Wessels, Kepler 2 0 1985-86 Kemp, Alex 1 1 2012 2012 Whyte, Graham 1 0 1984 Kerr, Robert 4 0 1984-85-86-88 Note: Years represent the year in which the final was played. So, the 1994-95 winning Kruger, Nick 1 0 2003 side is listed as ‘1995’. Laughlin, Ben 1 0 2009

| 70 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 All-Time Queensland First-Class Statistics Career Statistics – All-Time Queensland First-Class Statistics April 1, 1893 – March 26, 2015

Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs ScoredHighest Score50’s 100’s Batting Ave Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Bowling Ave 5Wk 10Wk Best AAbell, W 1902/03 1 2 0 8 8 0 0 4.00 1 0 1 ------Adams, JW 1930/31 1 2 0 25 16 0 0 12.50 1 0 1 ------Adamson, CY 1899/00 1 2 0 10 10 0 0 5.00 1 0 1 72 0 67 0 - - - Albury, WD 1970/71 – 1973/74 28 47 14 365 42 0 0 11.06 14 0 14 4832 64 2412 75 32.19 2 - 5/90 Allan, PJ 1959/60 – 1968/69 52 81 19 674 41 0 0 10.87 19 0 19 10868 179 5085 199 25.55 11 3 10/61 Allen, DJ 1971/72 – 1974/75 11 21 0 386 61 1 0 18.38 4 0 4 ------Allen, RT 1962/63 1 2 1 18 18 * 0 0 18.00 1 0 1 96 1 66 2 33.00 - - 2/54 Allen, Thomas 1933/34 – 1940/41 43 78 1 1869 146 8 4 24.27 14 0 14 1416 6 962 20 48.10 1 - 5/108 Allen, Thorpe 1898/99 1 2 0 6 6 0 0 3.00 0 0 0 120 1 117 0 - - - - Amos, GS 1927/28 – 1936/37 20 38 3 506 93 1 0 14.46 22 0 22 2978 34 1652 41 40.29 2 - 5/83 Anderson, JC 1919/20 2 4 0 36 16 0 0 9.00 2 0 2 274 3 195 5 39.00 - - 4/88 Anderson, MA 1999/00 – 2002/03 15 17 9 19 7 * 0 0 2.37 9 0 9 2214 99 1016 27 37.62 - - 4/50 Anderson, PW 1986/87 – 1993/94 44 71 6 1159 63 5 0 17.83 127 13 140 ------Andrews, WC 1931/32 – 1936/37 31 59 1 1944 253 7 3 33.52 12 0 12 277 0 181 6 30.17 - - 2/37 Archer, KA 1946/47 – 1956/57 58 102 7 2665 118 20 2 28.05 47 0 47 1284 26 626 12 52.17 - - 2/16 Archer, RG 1951/52 – 1958/59 35 56 5 1675 114 11 1 32.84 38 0 38 6238 143 2242 91 24.64 4 - 7/62 Armstrong, EK 1905/06 – 1911/12 3 6 1 13 7 0 0 2.60 0 0 0 234 3 189 1 189.00 - - 1/85 Armstrong, GG 1909/10 – 1910/11 2 4 0 36 16 0 0 9.00 0 0 0 ------Armstrong, W 1907/08 – 1911/12 5 10 1 97 27 0 0 10.78 0 0 0 60 0 59 1 59.00 - - 1/1 Atkins, AA 1895/96 – 1905/06 11 22 2 398 82 3 0 19.90 8 0 8 ------Austin, MH 1894/95 1 2 2 11 10 * 0 0 - 2 0 2 161 4 54 5 10.80 - - 3/23 Ayres, RS 1952/53 – 1959/60 4 5 0 72 26 0 0 14.40 1 0 1 32 0 19 0 - - - - Ayres, SW 1913/14 – 1924/25 14 26 5 354 74 1 0 16.86 18 0 18 1445 12 1092 35 31.20 3 - 7/83 Baker, GG 1936/37 – 1941/42 28 50 3 1497 157 11 1 31.85 18 0 18 925 12 520 10 52.00 - - 3/36 Balcam, LF 1978/79 – 1979/80 5 6 2 58 21 0 0 14.50 0 0 0 738 16 352 15 23.47 - - 3/35 Ball, TE 1946/47 – 1947/48 3 4 1 11 9 0 0 3.66 1 0 1 591 8 221 8 27.62 - - 3/57 Barbour, RR 1919/20 2 4 0 74 41 0 0 18.50 1 0 1 ------Barnes, JF 1940/41 1 2 0 15 8 0 0 7.50 0 0 0 ------Barsby, TJ 1984/85 – 1996/97 111 200 7 6913 165 35 15 35.82 76 0 76 96 3 63 1 63.00 - - 1/8 Barstow, CB 1906/07 – 1925/26 21 37 8 180 43 * 0 0 6.21 9 0 9 3543 41 2121 77 27.55 5 2 8/51 Batticciotto, GC 2009/10 5 8 0 177 101 0 1 22.12 4 0 4 90 3 37 1 37.00 - - 1/37 Beattie, SG 1982/83 1 2 1 10 10 * 0 0 10.00 1 0 1 42 0 39 0 - - - - Beeston, NC 1924/25 – 1927/28 7 11 3 187 52 * 1 0 23.37 1 0 1 ------Bell, JC 1978/79 2 3 0 16 12 0 0 5.33 8 0 8 ------Benbow, EA 1909/10 2 4 0 53 33 0 0 13.25 0 0 0 ------Bendixen, HF 1940/41 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 184 1 75 1 75.00 - - 1/75 Bensted, EC 1923/24 – 1936/37 57 107 8 2663 155 15 3 26.90 38 0 38 6598 63 3294 76 43.34 - - 4/28 Bichel, AJ 1992/93 – 2008/09 98 139 13 2809 125 10 3 22.29 46 0 46 21305 843 10852 463 23.43 23 4 7/54 Bichel, DA 1963/64 – 1964/65 3 6 0 63 46 0 0 10.50 2 0 2 744 24 286 6 47.66 - - 4/80 Biggs, M 1927/28 – 1930/31 6 10 1 194 108 0 1 21.55 2 0 2 ------Bizzell, GM 1961/62 – 1965/66 30 48 5 1182 101 * 9 1 27.49 20 0 20 136 1 68 1 68.00 - - 1/5 Blackstock, JM 1896/97 1 2 0 12 12 0 0 6.00 1 0 1 ------Blaxland, MH 1923/24 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1.00 1 0 1 ------Boag, KJ 1933/34 – 1934/35 2 2 0 20 12 0 0 10.00 2 0 2 24 0 29 0 - - - - Bolton, JT 1911/12 – 1914/15 5 10 1 90 26 0 0 10.00 2 3 5 ------Border, AR 1980/81 – 1995/96 98 161 27 7661 196 41 18 57.17 115 0 115 2536 112 1185 32 37.03 1 - 5/46 Botham, IT 1987/88 11 19 0 646 70 7 0 34.00 18 0 18 1871 82 805 29 27.76 - - 3/12 Bourne, GA 1930/31 1 2 1 10 6 * 0 0 10.00 0 0 0 ------Bowden, SH 1893/94 1 2 2 2 1 * 0 0 - 1 0 1 108 4 40 1 40.00 - - 1/26 Boyce, CJ 2009/10 – 40 58 13 716 66 3 0 15.91 29 0 29 6192 142 3788 80 47.35 3 - 7/68 Brabon, GW 1978/79 – 1981/82 6 7 4 12 6 0 0 4.00 1 0 1 835 19 493 14 35.21 - - 4/106 Bradley, WF 1892/93 – 1899/00 13 24 0 420 63 2 0 17.50 9 7 16 ------Bragg, MC 2007/08 1 1 0 8 8 0 0 8.00 2 0 2 ------Brant, SA 2001/02 – 2007/08 8 7 5 39 19 * 0 0 19.50 5 0 5 1086 57 443 24 18.45 - - 4/59 Bratchford, JD 1952/53 – 1959/60 53 78 9 1542 143 6 2 22.35 28 0 28 9299 162 3537 120 29.47 3 - 6/57 Brew, FM 1924/25 – 1933/34 27 50 5 650 102 0 1 14.44 20 0 20 3161 21 2162 40 54.05 - - 4/31 Brimblecombe C 2014/15 - 1 2 0 6 6 0 0 3.00 1 0 1 258 8 115 1 115.0 - - 1/115 Broad, RA 2005/06 – 57 102 4 3082 135 12 8 31.44 31 0 31 158 5 93 3 27.66 - - 1/5 Broad, WR 1977/78 – 1982/83 36 59 1 1531 120 6 1 26.40 19 0 19 877 33 435 8 54.38 - - 3/20 Brown, AN 1983/84 – 1985/86 2 3 0 44 32 0 0 14.66 1 0 1 121 2 59 2 29.50 - - 2/34 Brown, GAL 1906/07 – 1908/09 5 10 0 231 70 1 0 23.10 5 0 5 12 0 10 0 - - - - Brown, J 1964/65 – 1965/66 6 10 0 163 36 0 0 16.30 5 0 5 16 0 7 0 - - - - Brown, WA 1936/37 – 1949/50 50 89 3 4565 215 27 9 53.08 33 1 34 94 1 34 1 34.00 - - 1/2 Brown, WM 1952/53 2 3 0 10 6 0 0 3.33 1 0 1 8 0 11 0 - - - - Browne, WC 1921/22 1 2 0 7 6 0 0 3.50 0 0 0 ------Bryce, WCJ 1939/40 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0.50 0 0 0 ------Buchanan, JM 1978/79 7 13 0 160 41 0 0 12.30 5 0 5 32 1 15 0 - - - - Buckle, WH 1963/64 – 1969/70 23 40 1 1114 207 3 2 28.56 15 0 15 88 0 74 0 - - - - Bull, DFE 1956/57 – 1967/68 67 116 7 3292 167 * 19 5 30.20 25 0 25 216 2 102 0 - - - - Burge, PJ 1952/53 – 1967/68 91 150 14 7627 283 32 24 56.08 77 3 80 64 0 39 0 - - - - Burns, HV 1930/31 – 1931/32 5 9 2 76 22 * 0 0 10.86 11 2 13 ------Burns, JA 2010/11 – 42 74 6 3006 183 17 8 44.20 37 0 36 6 0 2 - - - - - Byrne, T 1896/97 – 1905/06 17 32 4 235 44 0 0 8.39 5 0 5 3352 120 1769 62 28.53 4 - 5/74 Caban, TK 1975/76 1 2 0 4 2 0 0 2.00 0 0 0 64 1 45 1 45.00 - - 1/45 Cain, W 1924/25 3 5 1 72 39 0 0 18.00 0 0 0 ------Campbell, MM 1899/00 1 2 0 10 7 0 0 5.00 1 0 1 138 5 83 1 83.00 - - 1/83 Cantrell, PE 1988/89 – 1990/91 33 59 5 1796 176 * 11 3 33.26 40 0 40 3411 123 1701 27 63.00 - - 4/52 Carew, J 1898/99 – 1905/06 13 26 0 513 52 1 0 19.73 10 0 10 288 5 176 2 88.00 - - 2/105 Carew, P 1899/00 – 1902/03 5 10 0 125 32 0 0 12.50 2 0 2 482 8 322 9 35.78 - - 3/17 Carew, PJ 1986/87 – 1989/90 5 6 2 46 23 0 0 11.50 2 0 2 978 38 513 10 51.30 - - 2/43 Carlson, PH 1969/70 – 1980/81 89 157 14 4144 110 * 19 5 28.98 57 0 57 7150 202 2997 122 24.57 5 1 7/42 Carlton, J 1894/95 1 2 0 16 13 0 0 8.00 1 0 1 150 6 86 0 - - - - Carrigan, AH 1945/46 – 1951/52 50 87 6 2883 169 20 4 35.59 21 0 21 3228 49 1459 31 47.06 - - 4/95 Carseldine, LA 1998/99 – 2010/11 47 76 9 2298 152 13 3 34.29 51 0 51 1377 62 666 15 44.40 - - 3/25 Cassell, JL 1996/97 – 2001/02 14 23 1 585 136 2 1 26.59 9 0 9 27 1 11 0 - - - - Chapman, HW 1895/96 – 1901/02 2 4 1 38 22 * 0 0 12.67 1 1 2 ------Chapman, LG 1949/50 – 1951/52 7 12 5 123 38 0 0 17.57 3 0 3 816 17 362 10 36.20 - - 3/76 Chappell, GS 1973/74 – 1983/84 61 99 13 5905 194 23 21 68.66 78 0 78 4293 159 1740 60 29.00 - - 4/28 Christ, CP 1937/38 – 1946/47 23 35 9 173 32 0 0 6.65 15 0 15 5515 110 2284 55 41.53 1 - 5/47 Christy, JAJ 1934/35 – 1935/36 13 25 5 596 80 3 0 29.80 9 0 9 544 6 223 5 44.60 - - 2/30 Clark, JL 1952/53 2 3 2 13 8 * 0 0 13.00 0 0 0 237 4 113 5 22.60 1 - 5/61 Clark, JP 1898/99 2 4 0 14 8 0 0 3.50 1 0 1 ------Clem, GR 1932/33 1 2 1 9 7 * 0 0 9.00 0 0 0 176 2 107 1 107.00 - - 1/107 Clifford, PS 1986/87 – 1990/91 21 36 2 1006 114 5 2 29.59 19 0 19 60 4 25 0 - - - -

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 71 | Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs ScoredHighest Score50’s 100’s Batting Ave Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Bowling Ave 5Wk 10Wk Best Coats, J 1937/38 3 6 0 127 46 0 0 21.16 0 0 0 ------Cockburn, JSD 1936/37 2 4 0 43 35 0 0 10.75 1 0 1 280 3 148 1 148.00 - - 1/47 Coningham, A 1893/94 – 1895/96 4 8 0 289 151 1 1 36.12 2 0 2 1313 41 548 23 23.83 2 - 5/68 Cook, BW 1909/10 – 1912/13 7 13 3 61 23 0 0 6.10 4 0 4 756 21 360 20 18.00 1 - 5/34 Cook, GG 1931/32 – 1947/48 67 123 9 3426 169 * 19 3 30.05 31 0 31 9881 140 4392 124 35.42 2 - 6/94 Cooke, CJ 1976/77 5 6 3 2 1 * 0 0 0.66 0 0 0 904 14 516 17 30.35 - - 4/59 Cooper, GH 1929/30 – 1930/31 2 3 0 45 25 0 0 15.00 1 0 1 8 0 2 0 - - - - Cooper, JR 1956/57 1 2 0 30 23 0 0 15.00 0 0 0 24 0 18 0 - - - - Cooper, LD 1958/59 – 1967/68 34 54 21 462 32 * 0 0 14.00 84 18 102 ------Cosier, GJ 1977/78 – 1979/80 26 47 4 1422 113 8 1 33.07 26 0 26 2077 59 735 23 31.96 - - 3/43 Cossart, CE 1913/14 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 0 1 ------Courtice, BA 1982/83 – 1987/88 47 81 6 2639 144 17 4 35.19 36 0 36 522 17 237 1 237.00 - - 1/42 Cowley, OW 1896/97 4 5 0 166 135 0 1 33.20 2 0 2 60 4 25 0 - - - - Cox, DE 1940/41 1 2 0 30 16 0 0 15.00 0 0 0 165 1 136 3 45.33 - - 3/63 Crane, FR 1965/66 – 1967/68 23 42 1 995 98 7 0 24.27 35 0 35 2856 52 1284 32 40.12 1 - 5/42 Creevey, BN 1996/97 – 2000/01 12 18 5 241 52 1 0 18.53 4 0 4 1799 68 930 31 30.00 3 - 6/70 Cresswick, EA 1894/95 – 1895/96 2 4 0 31 21 0 0 7.75 1 0 1 168 4 92 0 - - - - Crouch, ER 1892/93 – 1909/10 17 34 3 557 67 4 0 17.97 8 0 8 290 4 166 7 23.71 - - 2/3 Crouch, GS 1903/04 – 1905/06 5 10 0 258 68 1 0 25.80 5 0 5 ------Currie, EW 1899/00 1 2 0 14 8 0 0 7.00 0 0 0 ------All-Time Queensland First-Class Statistics All-Time Cutting, BCJ 2007/08 – 40 61 7 1238 109 5 1 22.92 12 0 12 6695 226 3760 141 26.66 5 - 6/37 Dale, AC 1996/97 – 2002/03 48 59 8 858 55 1 0 16.82 13 0 13 12677 779 4397 202 21.76 10 1 7/33 Davis, IC 1975/76 9 14 0 428 61 2 0 30.57 2 0 2 ------Dawes, JH 1997/98 – 2005/06 64 80 31 507 34 * 0 0 10.34 9 0 9 12442 546 5936 238 24.94 9 2 7/67 De Jong, HK 1981/82 4 7 0 100 41 0 0 14.28 2 0 2 296 8 201 5 40.20 - - 2/71 Dell, AR 1970/71 – 1974/75 39 55 25 163 13 * 0 0 5.43 18 0 18 7984 152 3498 131 26.70 6 1 6/17 Dixon, PL 1936/37 – 1939/40 30 45 14 297 29 0 0 9.58 20 0 20 5941 79 2855 83 34.40 1 - 5/66 Dixon, TJ 1993/94 – 1999/00 11 21 0 521 122 1 1 24.80 8 0 8 ------Dollery, KR 1947/48 2 4 1 3 2 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 240 4 125 0 - - - - Donahoo, SJ 1896/97 – 1897/98 6 11 1 295 70 2 0 29.50 4 0 4 ------Doran, DJ 2005/06 – 2009/10 32 49 17 567 61 1 0 17.71 9 0 9 3482 50 2695 45 59.88 - - 3/33 Downey, JA 1912/13 – 1914/15 9 18 7 66 13 0 0 6.00 6 0 6 1231 7 894 26 34.38 1 - 7/98 Draney, JDR 1949/50 2 3 0 37 29 0 0 12.33 2 0 2 160 3 71 0 - - - - Drape, IS 1894/95 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 ------Drinnen, PJ 1988/89 – 1989/90 5 6 1 164 74 1 0 32.80 16 0 16 ------Druery, WL 1949/50 2 3 0 11 6 0 0 3.66 1 0 1 381 1 218 6 36.33 - - 3/85 Dudgeon, KE 1967/68 – 1974/75 41 77 8 1576 85 9 0 22.84 19 0 19 760 11 365 15 24.33 - - 2/14 Duncan, JRF 1964/65 – 1970/71 58 88 27 544 52 1 0 8.92 29 0 29 13201 241 5856 186 31.49 7 1 8/55 Duncan, W 1930/31 1 2 0 3 3 0 0 1.50 4 0 4 ------Dunk, BR 2010/11 – 6 8 0 124 35 0 0 15.50 2 0 2 ------Dunn, MMF 1905/06 – 1907/08 4 8 0 53 19 0 0 6.62 1 0 1 90 0 93 0 - - - - Dymock, G 1971/72 – 1981/82 87 115 40 1123 101 * 2 1 14.97 37 0 37 19779 518 8304 309 26.87 8 - 6/79 Easton, RP 1959/60 1 1 0 12 12 0 0 12.00 2 0 2 ------Egan, GM 1963/64 – 1964/65 6 10 1 101 24 0 0 11.22 0 0 0 786 5 484 9 53.78 - - 4/100 Ellis, DL 1973/74 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 136 2 48 1 48.00 - - 1/42 Ellis, JA 1938/39 – 1947/48 22 33 10 174 26 0 0 7.57 14 0 14 4500 33 2280 71 32.11 4 - 7/86 Evans, WT 1898/99 – 1913/14 27 54 5 1109 103 * 6 1 22.63 23 16 39 193 2 122 8 15.25 1 - 7/70 Farquhar, JK 1913/14 – 1926/27 16 28 4 322 46 0 0 13.42 15 14 29 ------Farrell, SJ 2003/04 2 4 0 91 49 0 0 22.75 0 0 0 ------Faunce, TB 1905/06 – 1906/07 4 8 1 141 37 0 0 20.14 2 0 2 24 0 23 0 - - - - Feldman, LW 2009/10 – 39 50 26 392 43 0 0 16.33 15 0 15 7605 297 3937 141 27.92 4 - 6/37 Fennelly, SJ 1909/10 – 1920/21 19 36 0 1029 131 6 1 28.58 10 0 10 61 1 60 0 - - - - Fett, F 1909/10 – 1911/12 2 4 0 3 2 0 0 0.75 0 0 0 138 2 92 1 92.00 - - 1/58 Fewin, H 1929/30 1 2 0 18 11 0 0 9.00 0 0 0 16 0 11 0 - - - - Fisher, A 1934/35 – 1935/36 3 6 0 70 26 0 0 11.66 1 0 1 456 4 302 4 75.50 - - 2/103 Fisher, B 1954/55 – 1967/68 50 68 9 1295 103 5 1 21.95 24 0 24 8631 135 3668 116 31.62 4 - 6/41 Fisher, WT 1892/93 – 1893/94 2 4 0 41 21 0 0 10.25 1 0 1 ------Fitness, GAJ 1994/95 3 4 0 100 71 1 0 25.00 10 1 11 ------Fitzgerald, J 1902/03 – 1904/05 8 16 1 148 24 0 0 9.87 5 0 5 486 6 383 9 42.56 - - 3/52 Flegler, SL 1994/95 1 2 0 16 16 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 120 2 67 0 - - - - Fletcher, JH 1919/20 4 8 0 126 47 0 0 15.75 0 0 0 208 0 169 4 42.25 - - 3/65 Fletcher, JW 1909/10 3 6 0 97 47 0 0 16.16 2 0 2 96 0 49 0 - - - - Floros, JS 2010/11 – 6 10 0 214 60 1 0 21.40 2 0 2 595 16 316 6 52.66 - - 4/85 Flynn, BJ 1952/53 – 1955/56 14 22 4 400 54 2 0 22.22 12 0 12 2897 35 1619 45 35.98 3 2 8/148 Foley, GI 1989/90 – 1999/00 65 104 11 2846 155 16 2 30.60 72 0 72 4619 150 2407 44 54.70 1 - 5/25 Forrest, PJ 2011/12 – 37 64 7 2256 155 * 8 7 39.57 52 0 52 42 2 20 - - - - - Foster, NK 1898/99 – 1905/06 9 18 0 341 131 1 0 18.94 7 0 7 ------Francke, FM 1971/72 – 1985/86 55 77 16 654 37 * 0 0 10.72 26 0 26 11437 273 5167 167 30.94 7 1 6/62 Fraser, NG 1950/51 2 3 3 16 12 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 320 8 165 2 82.50 - - 1/43 Freeman, HS 1893/94 – 1894/95 3 6 0 122 65 1 0 20.33 1 0 1 ------Freeman, JE 1955/56 – 1961/62 27 27 12 253 55 * 1 0 16.87 5 0 5 4296 80 2184 51 42.82 2 - 6/134 Frei, H 1982/83 – 1986/87 36 41 5 475 57 1 0 13.19 19 0 19 7097 291 3355 89 37.70 2 - 6/52 Gale, MG 2011/12 – 7 9 0 51 18 0 0 5.66 2 0 2 1106 33 683 22 31.04 1 - 5/81 Gallagher, IN 1982/83 1 2 0 6 3 0 0 3.00 0 0 0 138 6 64 2 32.00 - - 1/30 Gamble, HS 1931/32 – 1933/34 13 23 3 131 24 0 0 6.55 10 0 10 2528 32 1251 30 41.70 1 - 6/115 Gannon, CJ 2010/11 – 15 21 5 194 27 0 0 12.12 12 0 12 2962 133 1363 50 27.26 2 - 6/53 Gaskell, MA 1977/78 – 1982/83 16 30 0 552 43 0 0 18.40 6 0 6 ------George, PR 2014/15 - 7 9 5 14 4* 0 0 3.50 0 0 0 1298 46 666 20 33.30 1 - 5/78 Gilbert, E 1930/31 – 1935/36 23 41 10 224 34 * 0 0 7.23 4 0 4 4920 54 2521 87 28.98 6 - 6/64 Gill, LL 1926/27 – 1927/28 7 14 2 337 54 1 0 28.08 5 0 5 1040 9 571 8 71.37 - - 3/89 Goggin, PJT 1990/91 – 1992/93 21 37 3 877 120 3 1 25.79 19 0 19 72 0 53 0 - - - - Goldman, AEA 1892/93 1 2 0 11 10 0 0 5.50 0 0 0 ------Goodwin, VHV 1929/30 – 1930/31 9 18 1 552 93 6 0 32.47 6 0 6 105 0 96 2 48.00 - - 1/0 Gooma, GA 1939/40 2 4 0 3 2 0 0 0.75 0 0 0 247 0 159 2 79.50 - - 1/27 Gough, FJ 1924/25 – 1932/33 40 74 2 1779 137 10 2 24.99 23 0 23 1413 9 923 10 92.30 - - 3/100 Govan, JM 1932/33 – 1937/38 7 12 4 125 24 * 0 0 15.62 1 0 1 834 3 650 13 50.00 - - 3/59 Grace, BJD 1967/68 – 1971/72 7 13 2 136 36 0 0 12.36 3 0 3 ------Grant, NF 1926/27 1 2 0 62 36 0 0 31.00 0 0 0 208 2 107 2 53.50 - - 2/107 Graveney, TW 1969/70 – 1971/72 7 11 3 138 56 1 0 17.25 4 1 5 ------Gray, GT 1968/69 – 1969/70 6 12 1 195 43 0 0 17.72 2 0 2 ------Grew, ES 1892/93 1 2 0 3 3 0 0 1.50 1 0 1 49 3 17 2 8.50 - - 1/4 Griffith, HB 1902/03 – 1904/05 5 10 0 69 28 0 0 6.90 4 0 4 578 14 416 12 34.67 - - 3/34 Griffiths, CS 1913/14 – 1923/24 4 7 3 20 13 * 0 0 5.00 0 0 0 698 10 336 12 28.00 1 1 6/71 Grout, ATW 1946/47 – 1965/66 94 147 9 3351 119 18 3 24.28 229 64 293 16 0 10 0 - - - - Gumley, WD 1948/49 2 4 0 4 4 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 328 4 141 0 - - - - Gunthorpe, GD 1935/36 – 1936/37 2 4 0 69 46 0 0 17.25 2 0 2 ------Guttormsen, MS 1936/37 – 1938/39 4 7 1 56 23 * 0 0 9.33 4 0 4 ------Hackett, JV 1937/38 2 2 0 10 10 0 0 5.00 1 0 1 ------Hale, DJ 1963/64 – 1965/66 8 13 4 158 50 1 0 17.56 3 0 3 881 10 533 8 66.62 - - 3/85 Hall, WW 1961/62 – 1962/63 17 26 3 409 50 1 0 17.78 9 0 9 3669 60 1998 76 26.29 4 - 7/76 Hammelmann, AJ 1990/91 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 168 3 126 0 - - - | 72 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 All-Time Queensland First-Class Statistics

Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs ScoredHighest Score50’s 100’s Batting Ave Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Bowling Ave 5Wk 10Wk Best Hanify, CP 1912/13 1 2 0 27 18 0 0 13.50 0 0 0 90 2 52 2 26.00 - - - Hansen, CDP 1931/32 – 1939/40 30 54 4 1232 147 7 1 24.64 13 0 13 56 1 37 0 - - - - Hardcastle, GW 1935/36 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 104 1 51 1 51.00 - - 1/51 Harris, RJ 2008/09 – 2014-15 22 31 4 558 84 4 0 20.66 13 0 13 4852 210 2362 101 23.38 3 - 7/60 Harten, JT 1949/50 2 3 0 30 16 0 0 10.00 3 0 3 - Hartigan, MJ 1905/06 – 1920/21 19 37 0 1225 104 12 1 33.11 14 0 14 544 17 329 9 36.56 - - 3/27 Hartley, CD 2003/04 – 113 184 25 5074 142* 25 9 31.91 488 16 504 ------Harvey, CE 1949/50 – 1956/57 34 61 4 1625 111 8 3 28.51 34 0 34 40 1 31 0 - - - - Hauritz, NM 2001/02 – 38 54 12 748 94 1 0 17.80 20 0 20 6807 231 3574 74 48.29 1 - 5/135 Hayden, ML 1991/92 – 2008/09 101 180 19 8831 234 39 27 54.85 95 0 95 277 10 142 3 47.33 - - 2/17 Hayes, WB 1904/05 – 1911/12 16 32 1 586 98 2 0 18.90 16 0 16 2076 28 1510 44 34.32 2 - 6/125 Healy, IA 1986/87 – 1998/99 55 81 19 2199 90 13 0 35.47 183 12 195 7 0 2 0 - - - - Healy, KJ 1990/91 1 2 0 8 5 0 0 4.00 1 0 1 ------Hefferan, FU 1924/25 2 3 0 20 20 0 0 6.67 0 0 0 ------Hemphrey, CR 2014/15 - 5 8 0 310 118 1 1 38.75 3 0 3 ------Henry, A 1901/02 – 1904/05 7 13 7 36 9 0 0 6.00 3 0 3 1355 36 673 21 32.05 1 - 5/40 Henschell, AB 1981/82 – 1990/91 66 108 16 2719 162 13 4 29.55 38 0 38 8307 362 3825 87 43.97 2 - 5/60 Hewitt, AHV 1899/00 1 2 1 16 11 0 0 16.00 0 0 0 144 3 85 2 42.50 - - 2/85 Hick, GA 1990/91 11 21 2 904 155 4 3 47.58 13 0 13 90 2 70 0 - - - - Higgins, HJR 1925/26 – 1931/32 20 35 1 814 179 3 1 23.94 3 0 3 48 1 22 0 - - - - Higgins, J 1898/99 1 2 0 16 10 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 84 0 53 0 - - - - Hill, JG 1986/87 7 7 3 88 30 0 0 22.00 2 0 2 1136 59 507 13 39.00 - - 3/16 Hill, LT 1962/63 2 4 0 60 41 0 0 15.00 4 0 4 224 5 128 2 64.00 - - 1/25 Hitchcock, OC 1894/95 – 1896/97 6 9 4 41 12 * 0 0 8.20 0 0 0 ------Hoare, W 1892/93 – 1902/03 13 24 2 289 56 1 0 13.13 12 0 12 1498 59 672 37 18.16 3 - 6/12 Hogg, JEP 1931/32 5 10 0 259 71 1 0 25.90 3 0 3 8 0 2 0 - - - - Hohns, TV 1972/73 – 1990/91 120 193 33 4345 103 26 2 27.16 69 0 69 18840 757 8398 214 39.24 9 1 6/56 Honour, VG 1935/36 6 10 0 147 34 0 0 14.70 3 0 3 8 0 10 0 - - - - Hopes, JR 2001/02 – 96 156 3 4643 122 32 3 30.34 45 0 45 17364 860 7250 268 27.05 11 - 6/40 Hornibrook, PM 1919/20 – 1933/34 28 45 10 390 36 0 0 11.14 24 0 24 6885 114 3011 97 31.04 4 1 8/60 Hubbard, EF 1929/30 – 1931/32 4 7 0 163 65 1 0 23.29 3 0 3 225 5 90 4 22.50 - - 2/42 Hughson, DG 1959/60 – 1968/69 14 25 3 426 59 2 0 19.36 9 0 9 ------Hurwood, A 1925/26 – 1931/32 18 32 3 378 89 2 0 13.03 14 0 14 4768 90 2070 67 30.89 4 1 6/80 Hutcheon, EH 1919/20 – 1920/21 7 11 0 188 71 1 0 17.09 8 0 8 ------Hutcheon, JS 1905/06 – 1910/11 11 22 0 546 73 4 0 24.82 14 0 14 54 1 40 0 - - - - Hutton, EH 1893/94 1 2 0 35 31 0 0 17.50 1 0 1 ------Inwood, BP 1986/87 – 1989/90 7 10 3 232 66 2 0 33.14 2 0 2 391 25 132 4 33.00 - - 1/9 Ironmonger, H 1909/10 – 1913/14 5 10 4 29 11 0 0 4.83 1 0 1 888 23 532 16 33.25 1 - 5/158 Jack, KM 1948/49 – 1952/53 25 45 4 1104 86 7 0 26.93 10 0 10 19 0 15 1 15.00 - - 1/5 Jackson, PW 1992/93 – 1998/99 66 84 33 750 49 0 0 14.71 16 0 16 14059 718 5637 142 39.70 2 - 5/65 Jelich, N 1985/86 1 1 0 30 30 0 0 30.00 0 0 0 6 0 6 0 - - - - Jennings, CB 1910/11 – 1911/12 5 10 0 411 123 2 1 41.10 8 0 8 ------Johnson, LJ 1946/47 – 1952/53 48 78 16 920 75 1 0 14.84 27 0 27 13074 260 4613 191 24.15 14 1 7/43 Johnson, MG 2001/02 – 2007/08 20 27 8 477 54 3 0 25.10 1 0 1 3667 127 2029 65 31.21 2 1 6/51 Jones, AH 1896/97 – 1910/11 3 6 1 90 67 1 0 18.00 0 0 0 96 0 28 0 - - - - Jones, AR 1971/72 – 1976/77 19 37 0 844 130 4 1 22.81 12 0 12 456 6 223 8 27.87 - - 3/45 Jones, SP 1896/97 – 1899/90 8 14 0 383 85 2 0 27.36 3 0 3 222 7 135 3 45.00 - - 3/28 Joyce, RE 1969/70 – 1972/73 16 29 3 521 86 * 4 0 20.04 9 0 9 984 18 436 11 39.64 - - 3/44 Jurgensen, SJ 2003/04 – 2006/07 4 6 2 7 5 0 0 1.75 1 0 1 830 40 356 14 25.42 - - 4/52 Kahler, LW 1997/98 2 4 0 32 24 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 18 0 15 0 - - - - Kallicharran, AI 1977/78 7 14 1 402 129 * 2 1 30.92 9 0 9 ------Kasprowicz, MS 1989/90 – 2007/08 115 150 35 1743 52 * 2 0 15.15 43 0 43 24954 1028 12342 505 24.43 31 3 8/44 Kay, WM 1919/20 – 1920/21 3 3 1 10 7 0 0 5.00 1 0 1 808 3 516 17 30.35 2 - 7/194 Kelly, IDC 1980/81 – 1981/82 4 5 0 53 31 0 0 10.61 1 0 1 456 19 240 0 - - - - Kemp, AR 2011/12 – 6 9 0 135 47 0 0 15.00 9 0 9 ------Kent, MF 1974/75 – 1981/82 49 85 10 2812 171 14 6 37.49 43 0 43 6 0 3 0 - - - - Kerr, RB 1981/82 – 1989/90 87 150 8 5538 201 * 27 16 39.00 82 0 82 36 1 16 1 16.00 - - 1/12 Khawaja, UT 2012/13 – 16 28 4 1044 182* 6 2 43.50 7 0 7 36 0 23 - - - - - King, DJ 1962/63 – 1966/67 8 14 2 310 66 3 0 25.83 3 0 3 ------King, IH 1969/70 8 12 4 65 13 * 0 0 8.12 3 0 3 1644 20 851 30 28.37 2 - 6/70 Kingdon, DR 1992/93 – 1993/94 7 13 3 176 59 1 0 17.60 7 0 7 ------Knowles, EC 1925/26 – 1928/29 4 8 0 267 144 0 1 33.37 2 0 2 ------Kruger, NJ 2002/03 – 2009/10 17 30 0 838 172 3 1 27.93 12 0 12 ------Labuschagne, M 2014/15 - 5 9 0 183 83 1 0 20.33 3 0 3 24 1 17 0 - - - - La Frantz, EC 1941/42 1 2 0 13 7 0 0 6.50 0 0 0 48 0 34 0 - - - - Langley, JN 1974/75 – 1979/80 22 39 3 878 117 2 2 24.39 22 0 22 ------Laughlin, B 2007/08 – 6 5 1 55 35 0 0 13.75 3 0 3 1044 29 603 10 60.30 - - 2/55 Law, RW 1912/13 2 4 1 65 50 * 1 0 21.67 1 0 1 150 5 76 1 76.00 - - 1/39 Law, SG 1988/89 – 2003/04 158 261 31 9920 216 53 25 43.13 144 0 144 5715 266 2644 57 46.38 1 - 5/39 Lawrence, RJ 1974/75 – 1982/83 8 16 0 198 48 0 0 12.38 4 0 4 ------Leary, JD 1898/99 1 2 1 2 2 * 0 0 2.00 0 0 0 144 7 45 1 45.00 - - 1/45 Ledger, SN 1972/73 2 3 0 43 26 0 0 14.33 1 0 1 ------Leeson, HF 1929/30 – 1934/35 14 26 6 251 52 1 0 12.55 21 6 27 ------LeLoux, RN 2004/05 – 3 5 0 107 63 1 0 21.40 0 0 0 258 2 235 2 117.50 - - 1/46 Levingston, RC 1971/72 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 ------Levy, RM 1928/29 – 1935/36 25 48 3 1510 148 7 3 33.56 27 0 27 972 3 711 13 54.69 - - 3/44 Lewis, WJ 1894/95 – 1911/12 18 32 2 363 43 0 0 12.10 11 0 11 1219 32 806 31 26.00 1 - 6/47 Lihou, J 1955/56 – 1964/65 26 32 10 115 25 0 0 5.23 16 0 16 4150 47 2517 50 50.34 - - 3/28 Lillie, DJ 1965/66 – 1981/82 17 24 8 135 29 0 0 8.44 6 0 6 2672 57 1685 33 51.06 1 - 5/48 Lindwall, RR 1954/55 – 1959/60 34 41 10 903 93 6 0 29.13 23 0 23 7258 152 2732 115 23.76 6 - 7/92 Litster, JL 1927/28 – 1932/33 10 18 0 407 82 3 0 22.61 2 0 2 48 0 25 1 25.00 - - 1/10 Lockie, GW 1945/46 4 6 1 97 26 0 0 19.40 5 0 5 64 0 34 0 - - - - Long, TTT 1896/97 – 1904/05 3 6 2 19 14 0 0 4.75 1 0 1 405 12 200 7 28.57 - - 3/67 Love, ML 1992/93 – 2008/09 151 265 21 11224 300 * 46 31 46.00 172 0 172 30 1 11 1 11.00 - - 1/5 Loxton, CC 1937/38 4 8 0 61 25 0 0 7.62 4 0 4 400 1 206 6 34.33 - - 2/27 Loxton, JFC 1966/67 – 1970/71 22 43 0 1081 125 5 2 25.14 28 0 28 16 0 20 0 - - - - Lucas, MJ 1968/69 – 1974/75 19 37 0 737 107 3 1 19.92 7 0 7 16 1 15 0 - - - - Lynn, CA 2009/10 – 32 55 7 2143 250 10 4 44.64 21 0 21 84 2 64 - - - - - Lyons, RB 1955/56 – 1958/59 19 29 0 826 102 5 1 28.48 13 0 13 56 1 32 0 - - - - Macdonald, R 1893/94 – 1903/04 14 26 5 755 114 6 1 35.95 9 0 9 150 1 109 3 36.33 - - 3/49 Mackay, JRE 1959/60 – 1966/67 47 72 14 1148 77 2 0 19.79 28 0 28 7793 135 3660 115 31.83 3 - 5/56 Mackay, KD 1946/47 – 1963/64 109 175 26 6875 223 34 16 46.14 48 0 48 13607 300 4787 134 35.72 5 - 5/15 MacKenzie, DR 2001/02 – 2003/04 5 6 1 67 30 0 0 13.40 1 0 1 525 9 332 14 23.71 - - 4/43 Maclean, JA 1968/69 – 1978/79 96 166 20 3652 156 14 2 25.01 317 29 346 2 0 4 0 - - - - Maddern, JG 1932/33 – 1936/37 5 10 0 51 11 0 0 5.10 4 0 4 ------Madders, GJ 1979/80 3 4 3 72 20 * 0 0 72.00 10 0 10 ------Maddock, CER 1919/20 2 2 0 17 13 0 0 8.50 2 0 2 138 0 145 1 145.00 - - 1/41 Magoffin, SJ 2011/12 6 9 2 175 46 * 0 0 25.00 4 0 4 1195 69 382 23 16.60 1 0 6/44 Maguire, JN 1977/78 – 1988/89 68 85 26 538 61 1 0 10.53 22 0 22 13575 461 6203 191 29.80 8 1 6/48 Maher, JP 1993/94 – 2007/08 155 278 27 9933 223 49 19 39.57 164 0 164 714 21 412 10 41.20 - - 3/11 Mahoney, HJH 1937/38 3 3 0 12 8 0 0 4.00 0 0 0 ------Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 73 | Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs ScoredHighest Score50’s 100’s Batting Ave Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Bowling Ave 5Wk 10Wk Best Mainhardt, MS 1980/81 – 1982/83 3 3 2 6 5 0 0 3.00 1 0 1 444 13 258 3 86.00 - - 1/20 Majid, J Khan 1973/74 9 17 1 496 107 2 2 31.00 16 0 16 416 13 143 4 35.75 - - 2/24 Maranta, MG 1982/83 – 1985/86 3 2 0 15 11 0 0 7.50 2 0 2 258 5 147 0 - - - - Marsden, AJ 1919/20 – 1920/21 4 8 1 57 37 0 0 8.14 1 0 1 582 4 327 10 32.70 - - 3/86 Marshal, A 1903/04 – 1913/14 11 22 2 462 66 * 4 0 23.10 14 0 14 529 11 326 6 54.33 - - 2/24 Marshall, AN 1929/30 – 1932/33 4 8 2 77 33 0 0 12.83 2 0 2 ------Martin, CC 1892/93 – 1893/94 2 4 1 50 42 * 0 0 16.67 1 0 1 ------Martin, GF 1906/07 – 1907/08 4 8 0 92 40 0 0 11.50 2 0 2 65 0 45 1 45.00 - - 1/25 Mayes, ADA 1925/26 – 1927/28 7 13 2 248 70 1 0 22.55 4 0 4 1721 26 737 17 43.35 - - 4/53 McAndrew, JW 1914/15 – 1924/25 10 16 3 172 36 * 0 0 13.23 3 0 3 2310 33 965 36 26.81 2 - 7/51 McCaffrey, MF 1905/06 – 1911/12 5 10 0 81 31 0 0 8.10 5 0 5 991 21 604 17 35.53 1 - 5/204 McCarthy, JE 1935/36 – 1940/41 2 4 0 71 38 0 0 17.75 2 0 2 176 2 112 1 112.00 - - 1/44 McCloy, WSS 1910/11 4 8 0 67 17 0 0 8.37 8 0 8 246 0 216 5 43.20 - - 2/92 McCool, CL 1945/46 – 1952/53 47 82 9 2327 172 9 3 31.88 54 0 54 13073 145 5984 189 31.66 15 1 7/74 McCoombe, CA 1928/29 5 10 0 400 112 4 1 40.00 2 0 2 ------McDermott, AC 2009/10 – 19 28 12 213 41 0 0 13.31 3 0 3 3749 145 1782 69 25.82 2 - 7/24 McDermott, BR 2014/15 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 1.00 1 0 1 ------McDermott, CJ 1983/84 – 1995/96 77 101 18 1590 74 5 0 19.16 27 0 27 16704 586 8572 329 26.05 22 2 8/44 McDonald, RH 2012/13 – 2 4 2 29 18 0 0 14.50 3 0 3 336 13 202 5 40.40 - - 2/134 McDonald, WH 1924/25 2 3 0 26 18 0 0 8.67 0 0 0 170 0 88 3 29.33 - - 2/7 All-Time Queensland First-Class Statistics All-Time McDonnell, PS 1894/95 – 1895/96 3 6 0 148 65 1 0 24.67 6 0 6 ------McFarlane, CBP 1924/25 – 1930/31 3 5 0 15 7 0 0 3.00 0 0 0 ------McGhee, RW 1990/91 4 4 2 25 14 * 0 0 12.50 1 0 1 732 32 394 9 43.78 - - 3/83 McGinn, AH 1941/42 – 1947/48 4 3 1 8 5 0 0 4.00 1 0 1 576 6 283 8 35.37 - - 3/42 McGlinchy, WW 1893/94 – 1899/00 12 21 0 313 45 0 0 14.90 4 0 4 1972 58 997 41 24.32 2 1 5/63 McLaren, JW 1906/07 – 1914/15 18 35 10 403 43 * 0 0 16.12 5 0 5 3124 69 1893 65 29.12 3 - 5/55 McLaughlin, JJ 1949/50 – 1962/63 58 99 12 2931 146 15 4 33.69 24 0 24 200 1 127 1 127.00 - - 1/31 McMahon, JT 1959/60 2 3 0 8 4 0 0 2.66 1 0 1 304 1 185 1 185.00 - - 1/92 McMahon, VG 1946/47 1 1 0 10 10 0 0 10.00 0 0 0 104 1 32 1 32.00 - - 1/23 Mengel, DC 1957/58 6 11 2 217 74 1 0 24.11 2 0 2 384 10 157 6 26.16 - - 3/26 Metcalfe, EJ 1894/95 – 1898/99 2 4 1 53 26 * 0 0 17.67 0 0 0 48 2 21 1 21.00 - - 1/2 Michael, DP 2012/13 – 5 9 0 159 46 0 0 17.66 1 0 1 48 - 26 - - - - - Mihell, RW 1957/58 – 1960/61 11 19 1 281 45 0 0 15.61 3 0 3 16 0 14 0 - - - Milenko, S 2014/15- 3 3 0 77 54 1 0 25.66 1 0 1 223 12 96 8 12.00 1 - 5/15 Miller, DL 1896/97 – 1905/06 7 12 2 73 21 0 0 7.30 4 0 4 1050 42 509 22 23.14 2 - 5/38 Miller, MC 1998/99 2 3 0 63 33 0 0 21.00 4 0 4 192 5 114 0 - - - 0/11 Moller, GD 2006/07 – 21 38 0 922 120 3 1 24.26 11 0 11 ------Monty, S 1990/91 11 22 2 508 100 * 1 1 25.40 12 0 12 66 1 58 0 - - - - Moore, GS 1920/21 3 5 0 135 85 1 0 27.00 0 0 0 ------Morgan, CW 1899/00 – 1905/06 7 14 0 187 42 0 0 13.36 3 0 3 ------Morgan, OJ 1965/66 – 1969/70 37 65 9 1410 81 6 0 25.18 28 0 28 6515 97 3266 113 28.90 6 - 6/42 Morgan, WG 1979/80 – 1980/81 5 8 1 274 61 2 0 39.14 2 0 2 ------Morris, WW 1945/46 – 1949/50 34 62 5 1987 162 * 9 5 34.86 7 0 7 29 3 3 0 - - - - Morton, HGS 1904/05 – 1905/06 4 8 1 215 135 * 1 1 30.71 1 0 1 ------Mossop, KLM 1929/30 – 1932/33 14 27 3 532 66 3 0 22.17 8 0 8 64 1 41 2 20.50 - - 2/15 Mott, MP 1994/95 – 1997/98 17 30 1 926 150 6 1 31.93 14 0 14 78 1 55 0 - - - - Muddle, DG 1956/57 – 1960/61 11 16 4 236 37 * 0 0 19.66 2 0 2 1707 32 803 11 73.00 - - 3/71 Muhl, AH 1935/36 2 3 0 24 16 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 304 5 170 2 85.00 - - 1/48 Muller, SA 1990/91 – 1999/00 27 31 10 201 26 0 0 9.57 10 0 10 4372 183 2051 88 23.30 3 - 5/35 Munro, W 1892/93 1 2 1 4 4 * 0 0 4.00 1 0 1 48 3 13 3 4.33 - - 3/13 Nash, BP 2000/01 – 2006/07 29 53 5 1333 176 4 3 27.77 15 0 15 48 1 32 1 32.00 - - 1/22 Neser, MG 2010/11 – 12 19 2 336 77 1 0 19.76 6 0 6 1943 67 1055 31 34.03 - - 4/53 Neville, WJ 1971/72 2 4 0 38 26 0 0 9.50 0 0 0 224 2 132 2 66.00 - - 1/54 Noffke, AA 1999/00 – 2008/09 71 107 17 2528 114 * 11 2 28.08 32 0 32 14126 555 6877 253 27.18 13 - 6/24 Nolan, FE 1948/49 – 1949/50 3 5 2 19 11 0 0 6.33 3 0 3 608 14 203 8 25.37 - - 4/87 Nothling, OE 1927/28 – 1929/30 13 24 0 650 121 5 1 27.08 12 0 12 2726 60 1035 27 38.33 2 - 5/39 Noyes, HD 1924/25 – 1926/27 6 9 2 165 53 * 1 0 23.57 2 0 2 1256 13 668 18 37.11 1 - 6/48 Nye, AJ 2003/04 – 2007/08 8 13 0 380 102 2 1 29.23 9 0 9 278 4 175 5 35.00 - - 2/89 O’Brien, R 1892/93 – 1896/97 4 8 1 80 48 0 0 11.43 3 0 3 618 32 224 5 44.80 - - 3/40 O’Connor, BRD 1934/35 – 1935/36 5 9 2 83 20 0 0 11.86 2 0 2 760 7 450 6 75.00 - - 2/72 O’Connor, LPD 1912/13 – 1929/30 43 82 5 3084 196 12 8 40.05 77 17 94 3 0 9 0 - - - - Ogilvie, AD 1974/75 – 1979/80 42 76 5 2579 194 8 8 36.32 35 0 35 ------O’Leary, SJ 2000/01 7 7 3 42 19 0 0 10.50 5 0 5 1034 39 568 9 63.11 - - 4/105 Oxenford, BNJ 1991/92 – 1992/93 8 11 2 112 37 0 0 12.44 11 0 11 1487 37 949 18 52.72 1 - 5/91 Oxenford, IB 1958/59 – 1959/60 11 20 1 480 72 4 0 25.26 4 0 4 16 0 12 0 - - - - Oxenham, LE 1919/20 – 1920/21 23 44 1 1055 119 6 1 24.53 10 0 10 136 0 88 1 88.00 - - 1/19 Oxenham, RK 1911/12 – 1936/37 70 129 16 3082 162 * 17 4 27.27 31 0 31 15884 535 5236 231 22.67 10 2 6/48 Page, CB 1921/22 1 2 0 65 35 0 0 32.50 1 0 1 ------Parker, AD 1979/80 – 1981/82 9 15 2 264 52 * 1 0 20.31 5 0 5 6 0 3 0 - - - - Parker, RE 1967/68 – 1971/72 25 46 0 1003 108 6 1 21.80 10 0 10 123 1 87 2 43.50 - - 1/12 Pascoe, MD 1998/99 – 2000/01 2 3 1 120 62 1 0 60.00 1 0 1 264 11 139 4 34.75 - - 3/67 Patrick, CW 1901/02 – 1903/04 5 10 0 203 61 2 0 20.30 1 0 1 ------Paulsen, RG 1966/67 – 1971/72 44 75 18 648 46 0 0 11.37 32 0 32 7898 96 4407 116 37.99 4 - 7/73 Paulsen, SJ 2011/12 3 5 1 135 90 * 1 0 33.75 1 0 1 30 1 8 0 - - - - Payne, DM 2001/02 – 2003/04 10 19 1 256 55 1 0 14.22 7 0 7 12 0 6 1 6.00 - - 1/6 Peachey, M 1928/29 1 2 0 35 30 0 0 17.50 0 0 0 ------Pegg, HRE 1945/46 – 1946/47 2 3 0 7 4 0 0 2.33 1 0 1 ------Perren, CT 1998/99 – 2008/09 82 143 9 4737 224 23 10 35.35 79 0 79 342 21 150 2 75.00 - - 1/7 Perrins, KR 1960/61 4 6 2 40 21 0 0 10.00 1 0 1 600 10 300 7 42.86 - - 3/42 Philipson, CA 2003/04 – 2011/12 29 52 5 1136 119 3 2 24.17 22 0 22 138 3 90 3 30 - - 2/18 Philipson, MA 2014/15 - 4 6 0 89 39 0 0 14.83 3 0 3 360 11 202 11 18.36 1 - 7/107 Phillips, RB 1979/80 – 1985/86 78 115 26 2618 77 * 19 1 28.96 250 13 263 18 0 11 0 - - - - Pierce, M 1894/95 1 2 1 7 7 * 0 0 7.00 2 0 2 148 1 109 2 54.50 - - 2/109 Poeppel, GA 1914/15 1 2 0 16 13 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 ------Polzin, MA 1986/87 – 1991/92 15 14 7 146 30 * 0 0 20.86 8 0 8 3032 107 1466 56 26.18 4 1 8/51 Pomersbach, LA 2012/13 – 9 18 0 674 159 4 1 37.44 15 0 15 18 - 20 - - - - - Poon, HRG 1923/24 1 2 0 12 10 0 0 6.00 0 0 0 64 0 29 0 - - - - Prestwidge, SA 1991/92 – 1996/97 3 5 2 118 48 * 0 0 39.33 1 0 1 510 10 325 7 46.43 - - 2/113 Price, HA 1945/46 2 4 1 3 2 * 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 152 0 146 3 48.67 - - 3/80 Prout, JA 1913/14 – 1919/20 4 8 1 118 43 0 0 16.86 1 0 1 ------Pyke, RD 1903/04 – 1909/10 2 4 2 30 18 0 0 15.00 3 0 3 ------Quelch, LN 1955/56 2 2 2 4 4 * 0 0 - 1 0 1 496 8 286 4 71.50 - - 2/66 Rackemann, CG 1979/80 – 1995/96 115 133 56 595 33 0 0 7.73 30 0 30 24632 1013 11201 425 26.36 14 1 7/43 Rahmann, HW 1924/25 1 1 1 19 19 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 88 0 57 0 - - - - Ramsay, MF 1892/93 – 1899/00 3 6 0 95 27 0 0 15.83 3 0 3 422 16 142 8 17.75 - - 4/61 Rathie, DS 1970/71 – 1980/81 8 15 0 161 46 0 0 10.73 2 0 2 4 0 4 0 - - - - Raymer, VN 1940/41 – 1956/57 71 116 23 2193 85 14 0 23.58 61 0 61 17154 542 6131 191 32.10 6 1 7/100 Raymond, RC 1933/34 1 2 0 19 19 0 0 9.50 0 0 0 96 0 57 0 - - - - Reardon, NJ 2007/08 – 25 43 2 1071 147 5 1 26.12 10 0 10 938 20 653 15 43.53 - - 3/14 Redgrave, JS 1907/08 – 1921/22 18 36 0 615 107 1 1 17.08 14 0 14 2261 45 1307 37 35.52 - - 4/19 Regeling, DC 1978/79 4 7 0 171 63 1 0 15.86 1 0 1 ------| 74 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 All-Time Queensland First-Class Statistics

Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs ScoredHighest Score50’s 100’s Batting Ave Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Bowling Ave 5Wk 10Wk Best Reid, AW 1957/58 1 1 0 7 7 0 0 7.00 0 0 0 ------Renshaw,MT 2014/15 - 1 2 0 6 6 0 0 3.00 2 0 2 Reynolds, GR 1955/56 – 1963/64 53 87 9 3626 203 * 13 12 46.49 18 1 19 24 0 18 0 - - - - Richards, IVA 1976/77 5 8 0 349 143 2 1 43.62 4 0 4 32 0 40 0 - - - - Richardson, LM 1976/77 6 10 0 172 79 1 0 17.20 3 0 3 ------Rimmington, NJ 2005/06 – 9 13 6 125 32 0 0 17.85 2 0 2 1173 36 639 9 71.00 - - 2/25 Ritchie, GM 1980/81 – 1991/92 106 171 15 7014 213 * 39 17 44.96 87 0 87 288 5 204 3 68.00 - - 1/2 Robinson, AW 2010/11 – 12 21 0 504 78 3 0 24.00 21 0 21 ------Rogers, NT 1947/48 3 5 0 50 18 0 0 10.00 0 0 0 8 0 1 0 - - - - Rogers, RE 1935/36 – 1948/49 51 95 1 3382 181 13 8 35.98 34 0 34 271 4 157 1 157.00 - - 1/17 Rowe, W 1912/13 – 1930/31 47 87 8 2022 147 10 3 25.59 24 0 24 4367 82 2116 53 39.92 1 - 6/15 Rowell, GJ 1991/92 – 1997/98 37 51 11 438 45 * 0 0 10.95 22 0 22 7997 318 3809 118 32.28 4 1 7/46 Rushbrook, RFK 1936/37 – 1937/38 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 528 6 260 8 32.50 - - 3/109 Ryan, PA 1971/72 3 6 0 123 63 1 0 20.50 0 0 0 ------Sanders, LA 1950/51 – 1954/55 10 18 1 255 49 0 0 17.00 9 0 9 ------Savage, KD 1950/51 1 2 1 4 3 * 0 0 4.00 1 0 1 153 3 68 1 68.00 - - 1/56 Schreiber, SA 1898/99 1 2 0 67 67 1 0 33.50 2 0 2 72 3 36 0 - - - - Schuller, DC 1975/76 – 1979/80 28 42 6 525 48 0 0 14.58 14 0 14 4445 120 1962 66 29.73 2 - 6/35 Searle, RH 1954/55 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 2 0 2 229 3 131 4 32.75 - - 4/83 Seccombe, DH 1962/63 – 1964/65 4 8 0 212 58 1 0 26.50 1 0 1 8 0 11 0 - - - - Seccombe, WA 1992/93 – 2004/05 109 166 29 3369 151 11 4 24.59 501 18 519 9 1 3 0 - - - - Seib, IM 1969/70 – 1974/75 33 63 4 1303 101 5 1 22.08 35 0 35 3 0 4 0 - - - - Sewart, WI 1908/09 – 1918/19 2 4 0 54 22 0 0 13.50 2 0 2 120 3 60 0 - - - - Sheppard, JF 1912/13 – 1923/24 20 39 2 934 101 * 4 1 25.24 4 1 5 ------Shewan, LJ 1924/25 1 1 1 3 3 * 0 0 - 1 0 1 104 0 71 0 - - - - Sides, FW 1930/31 – 1934/35 12 24 2 449 74 3 0 20.41 4 1 5 ------Siggs, D 1947/48 2 3 1 19 10 * 0 0 9.50 3 2 5 ------Sim, CW 1925/26 4 4 3 14 10 * 0 0 14.00 5 0 5 505 12 268 11 24.36 - - 4/92 Simpson, CE 1906/07 – 1908/09 5 10 1 351 68 * 3 0 39.00 2 0 2 563 12 340 14 24.29 1 - 5/50 Simpson, CP 2002/03 – 51 88 5 1791 120 10 2 21.57 41 0 41 6085 175 3263 47 69.42 1 - 5/68 Sims, AE 1910/11 – 1911/12 2 4 1 23 11 * 0 0 7.67 3 1 4 ------Skuse, AR 1967/68 1 1 0 11 11 0 0 11.00 1 0 1 88 1 69 1 69.00 - - 1/34 Smart, CB 1982/83 – 1989/90 22 38 2 964 133 8 1 26.78 20 0 20 12 0 7 0 - - - - Smith, CR 1947/48 – 1953/54 27 39 11 186 27 0 0 6.64 17 0 17 5277 72 2408 71 33.92 3 - 7/58 Smith, HGS 1911/12 – 1912/13 3 6 0 29 15 0 0 4.83 0 0 0 331 5 186 7 26.57 - - 3/50 Smith, TH 1921/22 – 1923/24 3 6 0 61 21 0 0 10.17 0 0 0 ------Spry, R 1892/93 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 ------Stackpoole, J 1939/40 3 5 2 6 5 * 0 0 2.00 4 0 4 600 3 359 14 25.64 1 - 6/72 Steketee,MT 2014/15 - 3 4 1 48 34 0 0 16.00 1 0 1 444 17 238 12 19.83 0 - 4/33 Stevens, LM 2004/05 – 2006/07 14 25 0 631 105 3 1 25.24 11 0 11 228 5 131 2 65.50 - - 1/4 Stevens, NG 2013-14 - 5 8 0 218 158 0 1 27.25 1 0 1 Stewart, TG 1960/61 – 1963/64 6 6 0 120 36 0 0 20.00 3 0 3 1273 23 584 13 44.92 - - 3/78 Stibe, CGR 1938/39 – 1939/40 3 5 0 87 58 1 0 17.40 1 0 1 8 0 9 0 - - - - Storey, SC 1989/90 – 1993/94 20 32 4 619 103 2 1 22.11 8 0 8 2852 116 1498 31 48.32 1 - 5/55 Suche, BV 1931/32 – 1932/33 2 4 1 39 15 0 0 13.00 1 0 1 320 2 183 1 183.00 - - 1/133 Sullivan, GJ 2006/07 – 2009/10 10 14 8 68 22 0 0 11.33 6 0 6 1385 37 1041 16 65.06 - - 3/18 Sullivan, W 1908/09 1 2 1 2 2 * 0 0 2.00 1 0 1 ------Surti, RF 1968/69 – 1972/73 35 66 0 1859 100 14 1 28.17 24 0 24 3284 43 1708 51 33.49 2 - 5/78 Swan, CR 2006/07 – 2011/12 31 47 8 804 82 3 0 20.61 11 0 11 5673 268 2605 101 25.79 3 1 7/75 Swendsen, RC 1948/49 2 2 0 19 11 0 0 9.50 2 0 2 344 6 126 4 31.50 - - 3/25 Symonds, A 1994/95 – 2008/09 102 168 11 5725 163 23 14 36.46 58 0 58 8530 391 4106 123 33.38 - - 4/39 Tait, AH 1933/34 – 1935/36 5 8 1 126 61 1 0 18.00 3 0 3 741 9 399 6 68.50 - - 2/38 Tallon, D 1933/34 – 1953/54 86 153 8 4355 193 20 6 30.03 180 85 265 241 2 138 0 - - - - Tallon, LWT 1938/39 – 1939/40 9 14 3 183 40 * 0 0 16.63 5 0 5 1458 13 879 21 41.85 1 - 5/77 Taylor, BW 1949/50 1 2 0 11 11 0 0 5.50 1 0 1 64 0 22 0 - - - - Taylor, PL 1990/91 – 1991/92 11 15 0 211 69 1 0 14.07 7 0 7 1824 73 855 11 77.73 - - 3/45 Tazelaar, D 1985/86 – 1995/96 79 98 35 893 56 1 0 14.17 38 0 38 16628 669 7687 277 27.75 9 1 6/48 Thomas, JM 1993/94 3 6 0 158 38 0 0 26.33 2 0 2 ------Thompson, FC 1912/13 – 1933/34 54 99 9 3966 275 * 17 10 44.07 14 0 14 2879 49 1285 31 41.45 - - 4/21 Thompson, WJ 1914/15 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0.50 0 0 0 ------Thomsett, HK 1935/36 2 4 1 69 25 0 0 23.00 0 0 0 72 0 43 1 43.00 - - 1/26 Thomson, J 1905/06 – 1920/21 22 43 3 1043 116 4 1 26.07 8 0 8 649 9 484 7 69.14 - - 3/35 Thomson, JR 1974/75 – 1985/86 86 97 28 947 61 1 0 15.62 24 0 24 16445 450 8668 349 24.84 17 3 7/27 Thorpe, LJ 1957/58 – 1958/59 8 9 3 52 25 0 0 8.66 16 4 20 ------Thurlow, HM 1928/29 – 1934/35 30 57 20 202 23 0 0 5.46 10 0 10 6374 67 3347 80 41.84 5 - 6/59 Thwaites, TE 1940/41 1 2 1 24 24 * 0 0 24.00 0 0 0 96 2 58 0 - - - - Timbury, FRV 1904/05 – 1907/08 6 12 4 59 10 0 0 7.37 1 0 1 984 28 538 14 38.43 - - 4/46 Tooley, MV 1989/90 1 2 1 48 31 0 0 48.00 0 0 0 ------Toovey, EA 1949/50 – 1955/56 37 63 7 1346 87 9 0 24.04 5 0 5 49 3 32 0 - - - - Tovey, ER 1957/58 1 1 0 18 18 0 0 18.00 0 1 1 ------Townsend, WJ 2009/10 – 38 67 4 1908 166 * 8 5 30.29 21 0 21 ------Traves, RN 1981/82 5 10 0 177 29 0 0 17.70 3 0 3 6 - 5 0 - - - - Trethewey, PG 1962/63 1 2 1 2 2 0 0 2.00 0 0 0 160 2 75 4 18.75 - - 4/65 Trimble, GS 1982/83 – 1989/90 57 95 8 2882 138 * 16 4 33.44 54 0 54 1848 70 880 30 29.33 1 - 5/50 Trimble, SC 1959/60 – 1975/76 133 246 14 9465 252 * 44 24 40.80 79 0 79 213 2 164 3 54.67 - - 2/15 Twible, PW 1982/83 – 1985/86 5 6 2 83 39 0 0 34.00 1 0 1 786 30 350 5 70.00 - - 3/82 Veivers, TR 1958/59 – 1967/68 55 92 12 3092 137 21 3 38.65 29 0 29 9380 243 3785 104 36.39 2 - 5/63 Walker, JM 1988/89 2 4 0 87 41 0 0 21.75 0 0 0 ------Walmsley, WT 1954/55 – 1958/59 28 35 8 577 106 * 2 1 21.37 4 0 4 6393 97 3073 102 30.13 3 - 6/56 Walter, SH 2008/09 – 11 15 9 78 15 * 0 0 13.00 5 0 5 1710 58 1045 34 30.74 2 - 6/121 Walters, MJ 1975/76 – 1978/79 13 25 1 544 122 1 1 22.67 4 0 4 ------Warden, LG 1961/62 – 1962/63 2 4 1 31 13 0 0 10.33 1 0 1 ------Warr, GG 1960/61 2 2 0 16 8 0 0 8.00 5 0 5 395 4 201 2 100.50 - - 1/0 Waterman, LW 1931/32 – 1932/33 5 9 0 87 20 0 0 9.67 7 5 12 ------Watson, SR 2004/05 – 2008/09 25 44 5 1677 201 * 6 4 43.00 25 0 25 2161 80 1252 45 27.82 1 - 7/69 Watt, D 1939/40 – 1945/46 13 25 3 524 59 * 4 0 23.82 6 0 6 962 3 838 17 49.29 - - 4/40 Webb, BL 1937/38 1 1 0 59 59 1 0 59.00 0 0 0 ------Weir, HS 1929/30 1 1 0 3 3 0 0 3.00 0 0 0 ------Wellham, DM 1991/92 – 1993/94 23 42 6 1434 167 8 3 39.83 15 0 15 12 1 8 0 - - - - Wessels, KC 1979/80 – 1985/86 62 107 3 5419 249 23 18 56.10 40 0 40 570 28 221 7 31.57 - - 2/25 Westaway, CE 1957/58 – 1963/64 19 24 9 207 33 0 0 13.80 20 0 20 2943 40 1703 52 32.75 2 - 6/88 Whalley, J 1904/05 1 2 0 16 16 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 ------Whyte, GK 1974/75 – 1984/85 43 64 7 1033 93 5 0 18.12 31 0 31 6032 251 2838 73 38.88 1 - 6/65 Wildermuth, JD 2014/15 - 2 4 1 105 42 0 0 35.00 1 0 1 396 9 266 5 53.20 0 0 2/34 Willcocks, RJ 1913/14 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 114 4 76 1 76.00 - - 1/58 Williams, SB 1991/92 4 5 1 79 29 0 0 19.75 1 0 1 783 27 451 10 45.10 - - 2/37 Wilson, R 1896/97 6 9 1 72 15 0 0 9.00 7 0 7 754 25 403 22 18.32 1 1 8/35 Wyeth, ERH 1933/34 – 1937/38 25 43 12 251 29 0 0 8.10 8 0 8 5499 129 2159 50 43.18 2 - 6/33 Yeates, SFM 1933/34 3 5 1 46 16 0 0 11.50 1 0 1 488 3 361 6 60.17 - - 3/47 Young, AS 1945/46 – 1949/50 23 35 8 553 67 3 0 20.48 12 0 12 2522 26 1428 26 54.92 - - 4/68 Ziebell, KP 1965/66 – 1966/67 9 16 2 506 212 * 2 1 36.14 13 0 13 248 2 119 2 59.50 - - 1/15 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 75 | All-Time Queensland Sheffield Shield Statistics November 26, 1926 – March 26, 2015

Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs ScoredHighest Score50’s 100’s Batting Ave Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Bowling Ave 5Wk 10Wk Best Albury, WD 1970/71 – 1973/74 27 45 14 364 42 0 0 11.74 14 0 14 4544 60 2219 70 31.7 2 - 5/90 Allan, PJ 1959/60 – 1968/69 47 75 17 592 35 0 0 10.20 19 0 19 9840 153 4682 182 25.72 11 3 10/61 Allen, DJ 1971/72 – 1974/75 10 19 0 371 61 1 0 19.52 4 0 4 ------Allen, RT 1962/63 1 2 1 18 18 * 0 0 18.00 1 0 1 96 1 66 2 33.00 - - 2/54 Allen, T 1933/34 – 1939/40 40 72 1 1793 146 8 4 25.25 14 0 14 1088 4 728 9 80.88 - - 2/82 Amos, GS 1927/28 – 1936/37 18 34 2 455 93 1 0 14.21 22 0 22 2626 29 1470 37 39.72 2 - 5/83 Anderson, MA 1999/00 – 2002/03 13 15 9 15 9 0 0 2.50 8 0 8 1671 71 764 18 42.44 - - 3/79 Anderson, PW 1986/87 – 1993/94 42 68 6 1129 63 5 0 18.21 124 12 136 ------Andrews, WC 1931/32 – 1936/37 29 55 1 1826 253 7 3 33.81 12 0 12 260 0 164 6 27.33 - - 2/37 Archer, KA 1946/47 – 1956/57 52 92 5 2448 118 20 2 28.13 47 0 47 1180 20 573 11 52.09 - - 2/16 Archer, RG 1951/52 – 1958/59 32 53 5 1497 114 11 1 31.18 38 0 38 5770 134 2101 85 24.71 4 - 7/62 Ayres, RS 1952/53 – 1959/60 4 5 0 72 26 0 0 14.40 1 0 1 32 0 19 0 - - - - Baker, GG 1936/37 – 1939/40 23 40 3 1267 157 11 1 34.24 18 0 18 805 8 486 9 54.00 - - 3/36

All-Time Queensland Sheffield Shield Statistics All-Time Balcam, LF 1978/79 3 3 1 26 20 * 0 0 13.00 0 0 0 432 11 178 8 22.25 - - 3/35 Ball, TE 1946/47 – 1947/48 3 4 1 11 9 0 0 3.66 1 0 1 591 8 221 8 27.62 - - 3/57 Barsby, TJ 1984/85 – 1996/97 100 181 7 6052 165 28 13 34.78 73 0 73 84 3 61 1 61.00 - - 1/8 Batticciotto, GC 2009/10 5 8 0 177 101 0 1 22.12 4 0 4 90 3 37 1 37.00 - - 1/37 Beattie, SG 1982/83 1 2 1 10 10 * 0 0 10.00 1 0 1 42 0 39 0 - - - - Beestson, NC 1926/27 – 1927/28 2 3 1 34 18 * 0 0 17.00 1 0 1 ------Bell, JC 1978/79 2 3 0 16 12 0 0 5.33 8 0 8 ------Bensted, EC 1926/27 – 1936/37 50 93 6 2327 155 15 3 26.74 38 0 38 6206 57 3133 70 44.74 - - 4/28 Bichel, AJ 1992/93 – 2008/09 89 127 12 2591 112 10 2 22.53 41 0 41 19654 786 9994 430 23.24 22 4 7/54 Bichel, DA 1963/64 – 1964/65 3 6 0 63 46 0 0 10.50 2 0 2 744 24 286 6 47.66 - - 4/80 Biggs, M 1927/28 – 1930/31 6 10 1 194 108 0 1 21.55 2 0 2 ------Bizzell, GM 1961/62 – 1965/66 28 45 5 1063 101 * 9 1 26.57 20 0 20 136 1 68 1 68.00 - - 1/5 Boag, KJ 1933/34 – 1934/35 2 2 0 20 12 0 0 10.00 2 0 2 24 0 29 0 - - - - Border, AR 1980/81 – 1995/96 87 143 19 6779 196 37 15 54.67 99 0 99 2272 101 1055 31 34.03 1 - 5/46 Botham, IT 1987/88 11 19 0 646 70 7 0 34.00 18 0 18 1871 82 805 29 27.76 - - 3/12 Bourne, GA 1930/31 1 2 1 10 6 * 0 0 10.00 0 0 0 ------Boyce, CJ 2009/10 – 40 58 13 716 66 3 0 15.91 29 0 29 6192 142 3788 80 47.35 3 - 7/68 Brabon, GW 1981/82 5 5 3 8 6 0 0 4.00 0 0 0 717 18 432 12 36.00 - - 2/45 Bragg, MC 2007/08 1 1 0 8 8 0 0 8.00 2 0 2 ------Brant, SA 2001/02 – 2007/08 8 7 5 39 19 * 0 0 19.50 5 0 5 1086 57 443 24 18.45 - - 4/59 Bratchford, JD 1952/53 – 1959/60 52 77 9 1521 143 6 2 22.36 28 0 28 9155 159 3524 118 29.86 3 - 6/57 Brew, FM 1926/27 – 1933/34 21 41 4 554 102 0 1 14.97 20 0 20 2991 19 2007 36 55.75 - - 4/31 Brimblecombe C 2014/15 - 1 2 0 6 6 0 0 3.00 1 0 1 258 8 115 1 115.0 - - 1/115 Broad, RA 2005/06 – 55 99 4 3015 135 12 8 31.73 31 0 31 158 5 83 3 27.66 - - 1/5 Broad, WR 1977/78 – 1982/83 28 49 0 1215 120 5 1 24.79 8 0 8 754 25 361 7 51.57 - - 3/20 Brown, AN 1983/84 – 1985/86 2 3 0 44 32 0 0 14.66 1 0 1 121 2 59 2 29.50 - - 2/34 Brown, J 1964/65 – 1965/66 5 9 0 127 33 0 0 14.11 5 0 5 16 0 7 0 - - - - Brown, WA 1936/37 – 1949/50 37 65 3 3493 215 17 9 56.33 19 1 20 58 1 29 1 29.00 - - 1/2 Brown, WM 1952/53 1 2 0 4 4 0 0 2.00 1 0 1 ------Bryce, WCJ 1939/40 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0.50 0 0 0 ------Buchanan, JM 1978/79 7 13 0 160 41 0 0 12.30 5 0 5 32 1 16 0 - - - - Buckle, WH 1963/64 – 1969/70 21 36 1 1044 207 3 2 29.82 15 0 15 88 0 74 0 - - - - Bull, DFE 1956/57 – 1967/68 62 107 5 3006 167 * 19 5 29.47 25 0 25 224 2 102 0 - - - - Burge, PJ 1952/53 – 1967/68 83 138 12 7084 283 31 22 56.22 77 3 80 64 1 39 0 - - - - Burns, HV 1930/31 – 1931/32 4 7 2 73 22 * 0 0 14.60 11 2 13 ------Burns, JA 2010/11 – 42 74 6 3006 183 17 8 44.20 37 0 36 6 0 2 - - - - - Cantrell, PE 1988/89 – 1990/91 30 54 4 1727 176 * 11 3 34.54 36 0 36 3069 115 1496 23 65.04 - - 4/52 Carew, PJ 1986/87 – 1989/90 4 6 2 46 23 0 0 11.50 2 0 2 756 27 405 7 57.86 - - 2/66 Carlson, PH 1969/70 – 1980/81 81 144 14 3825 110 * 19 5 29.42 57 0 57 6431 195 2665 113 23.58 5 1 7/42 Carrigan, AH 1946/47 – 1951/52 40 70 5 2223 166 16 2 34.20 21 0 21 2527 40 1121 25 44.84 - - 4/95 Carseldine, LA 1998/99 – 45 74 9 2241 152 12 3 34.47 51 0 51 1317 58 652 14 46.57 - - 3/25 Cassell, JL 2000-01 – 2001/02 13 22 1 563 136 2 1 26.80 8 0 8 27 1 11 0 - - - - Chapman, LG 1949/50 – 1951/52 6 10 4 84 30 0 0 14.00 3 0 3 744 13 353 10 35.30 - - 3/76 Chappell, GS 1973/74 – 1983/84 52 84 11 5037 194 20 17 69.00 51 0 51 3978 146 1629 56 29.08 - - 4/28 Christ, CP 1937/38 – 1946/47 19 28 9 149 32 0 0 7.84 15 0 15 4763 94 1994 44 45.31 1 - 5/47 Christy, JAJ 1934/35 – 1935/36 12 23 4 509 80 0 0 26.78 9 0 9 456 5 196 4 49.00 - - 2/30 Clark, JL 1952/53 1 2 1 13 8 * 0 0 13.00 0 0 0 165 0 91 5 18.20 1 - 5/61 Clem, GR 1932/33 1 2 1 9 7 * 0 0 9.00 0 0 0 176 2 107 1 107.00 - - 1/107 Clifford, PS 1986/87 – 1990/91 18 31 2 945 114 5 2 32.59 16 0 16 60 4 25 0 - - - - Coats, J 1937/38 3 6 0 127 46 0 0 21.16 0 0 0 ------Cockburn, JSD 1936/37 1 2 0 39 35 0 0 19.50 1 0 1 120 1 53 1 53.00 - - 1/47 Cook, GG 1931/32 – 1947/48 53 97 8 2584 156 14 1 29.03 31 0 31 7801 106 3668 101 36.31 1 - 6/94 Cooke, CJ 1976/77 4 6 3 2 1 * 0 0 0.66 0 0 0 696 12 390 14 27.85 - - 4/59 Cooper, GH 1929/30 – 1930/31 2 3 0 45 25 0 0 15.00 1 0 1 8 0 2 0 - - - - Cooper, JR 1956/57 1 2 0 30 23 0 0 15.00 0 0 0 24 0 18 0 - - - - Cooper, LD 1958/59 – 1967/68 33 53 21 450 32 * 0 0 14.06 80 17 97 ------Cosier, GJ 1977/78 – 1979/80 22 40 4 1295 113 8 1 35.97 26 0 26 1651 46 592 16 37.00 - - 3/43 Courtice, BA 1982/83 – 1987/88 43 74 4 2348 144 16 3 33.54 31 0 31 498 17 225 1 225.00 - - 1/42 Crane, FR 1965/66 – 1967/68 22 40 1 928 98 7 0 23.79 35 0 35 2840 51 1276 32 39.87 1 - 5/42 Creevey, BN 1996/97 – 2000/01 11 17 5 241 52 1 0 20.08 4 0 4 1607 63 827 25 33.08 2 - 5/32 Cutting, BCJ 2007/08 – 40 61 7 1238 109 5 1 22.92 12 0 12 6695 226 3760 141 26.66 5 - 6/37 Dale, AC 1996/97 – 2002/03 44 54 7 749 48 0 0 15.93 12 0 12 11857 733 4065 184 22.09 8 1 7/40 Davis, IC 1975/76 8 12 0 409 61 2 0 34.08 2 0 2 ------Dawes, JH 1997/98 – 2005/06 64 80 31 507 34 * 0 0 10.34 9 0 9 12442 546 5936 238 24.94 9 2 7/67 De Jong, HK 1981/82 3 5 0 79 41 0 0 15.80 2 0 2 201 6 142 3 47.33 - 1/2 Dell, AR 1970/71 – 1974/75 35 49 23 132 12 0 0 5.07 18 0 18 7188 135 3350 114 29.38 4 1 6/17 Dixon, PL 1936/37 – 1939/40 22 34 10 194 25 0 0 8.08 20 0 20 4413 58 2279 68 33.51 1 - 5/66 Dixon, TJ 1993/94 – 1999/00 9 18 0 312 43 0 0 17.33 6 0 6 ------Dollery, KR 1947/48 2 4 1 3 2 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 240 4 125 0 - - - - Doran, DJ 2005/06 – 2009/10 30 47 16 534 61 1 0 17.22 9 0 9 3087 42 2454 25 98.16 - - 3/33 Draney, JDR 1949/50 2 3 0 37 29 0 0 12.33 2 0 2 160 3 71 0 - - - - Drinnen, PJ 1988/89 – 1989/90 5 6 1 164 74 1 0 32.80 16 0 16 ------Druery, WL 1949/50 2 3 0 11 6 0 0 3.66 1 0 1 381 1 218 6 36.33 - - 3/85

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Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs ScoredHighest Score50’s 100’s Batting Ave Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Bowling Ave 5Wk 10Wk Best Dudgeon, KE 1967/68 – 1974/75 37 72 8 1514 85 9 0 23.65 19 0 19 584 9 273 12 22.75 - - 2/14 Duncan, JRF 1964/65 – 1970/71 53 84 25 519 52 1 0 8.79 29 0 29 11913 221 5327 175 30.44 7 1 8/55 Dunk, BR 2010/11 – 6 8 0 124 35 0 0 15.50 2 0 2 ------Dymock, G 1971/72 – 1981/82 75 97 34 972 101 * 2 1 15.42 31 0 31 17110 449 7023 266 26.44 6 - 6/79 Easton, RP 1959/60 1 1 0 12 12 0 0 12.00 2 0 2 ------Egan, GM 1963/64 – 1964/65 5 9 1 92 92 24 0 11.50 0 0 0 722 5 426 9 47.33 - - 4/100 Ellis, DL 1973/74 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 1.00 14 0 14 136 2 48 1 48.00 - - 1/42 Ellis, JA 1938/39 – 1947/48 14 22 6 127 26 0 0 7.93 0 0 0 2748 18 1356 45 30.13 4 - 7/86 Farquhar, JK 1926/27 1 2 1 21 12 0 0 21.00 2 1 3 ------Farrell, SJ 2003/04 2 4 0 91 49 0 0 22.75 0 0 0 ------Feldman, LW 2009/10 – 39 50 26 392 43 0 0 16.33 15 0 15 7605 297 3937 141 27.92 4 - 6/37 Fewin, H 1929/30 1 2 0 18 11 0 0 9.00 0 0 0 16 0 11 0 - - - - Fisher, A 1934/35 – 1935/36 3 6 0 70 26 0 0 11.66 1 0 1 456 4 302 4 75.50 - - 2/103 Fisher, B 1954/55 – 1967/68 48 65 8 1295 103 5 1 22.71 24 0 24 8416 132 3599 116 31.02 4 - 6/41 Fitness, GAJ 1994/95 3 4 0 100 71 1 0 25.00 10 1 11 ------Flegler, SL 1994/95 1 2 0 16 16 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 120 2 67 0 - - - - Floros, JS 2010/11 – 6 10 0 214 60 1 0 21.40 2 0 2 595 16 316 6 52.66 - - 4/85 Flynn, BJ 1952/53 – 1955/56 13 21 4 374 54 2 0 22.00 12 0 12 2689 33 1469 43 34.16 3 2 8/148 Foley, GI 1989/90 – 1999/00 57 93 10 2474 122 15 1 29.80 62 0 62 3903 127 2082 33 63.09 - - 3/64 Forrest, PJ 2011/12 – 37 64 7 2256 155 * 8 7 39.57 52 0 52 42 2 20 - - - - - Francke, FM 1971/72 – 1985/86 49 68 14 595 37 * 0 0 11.01 26 0 26 9859 244 4330 146 29.65 7 1 6/62 Fraser, NG 1950/51 2 3 3 16 12 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 320 8 165 2 82.50 - - 1/43 Freeman, JE 1955/56 – 1961/62 26 26 12 240 55 * 1 0 17.14 5 0 5 4264 79 2176 51 42.66 2 - 6/134 Frei, H 1982/83 – 1986/87 33 39 5 411 43 0 0 12.09 17 0 17 6539 270 3046 78 39.05 2 - 6/52 Gale, MG 2011/12 – 7 9 0 51 18 0 0 5.66 2 0 2 1106 33 683 22 31.04 1 - 5/81 Gallagher, IN 1982/83 1 2 0 6 3 0 0 3.00 0 0 0 138 6 64 2 32.00 - - 1/30 Gamble, HS 1931/32 – 1933/34 12 21 3 116 24 0 0 6.44 10 0 10 2384 29 1220 30 40.66 1 - 6/115 Gannon, CJ 2010/11 – 15 21 5 194 27 0 0 12.12 12 0 12 2962 133 1363 50 27.26 2 - 6/53 Gaskell, MA 1977/78 – 1982/83 14 26 0 533 43 0 0 20.50 6 0 6 ------George, PR 2014/15 - 7 9 5 14 4* 0 0 3.50 0 0 0 1298 46 666 20 33.30 1 - 5/78 Gilbert, E 1930/31 – 1935/36 19 33 8 178 34 * 0 0 7.12 4 0 4 4119 41 2173 73 29.76 5 - 6/64 Gill, LL 1926/27 – 1927/28 7 14 2 337 54 1 0 28.08 5 0 5 1040 9 574 8 71.75 - - 3/89 Goggin, PJT 1990/91 – 1992/93 18 32 3 823 120 3 1 28.38 17 0 17 48 0 43 0 - - - - Goodwin, VHV 1929/30 – 1930/31 8 16 1 438 93 5 0 29.20 6 0 6 49 0 44 2 22.00 - - 1/0 Gooma, GA 1939/40 2 4 0 3 2 0 0 0.75 0 0 0 247 0 159 2 79.50 - - 1/27 Gough, FJ 1926/27 – 1932/33 34 62 2 1484 137 9 1 24.73 22 0 22 1381 9 897 10 89.70 - - 3/100 Govan, JM 1932/33 – 1937/38 6 10 2 110 24 * 0 0 13.75 1 0 1 786 3 591 10 59.10 - - 3/59 Grace, BJD 1967/68 – 1971/72 7 13 2 136 36 0 0 12.36 3 0 3 ------Grant, NF 1926/27 1 2 0 62 36 0 0 31.00 0 0 0 208 2 107 2 53.50 - - 2/107 Graveney, TW 1969/70 – 1971/72 6 10 3 134 56 1 0 19.14 4 1 5 ------Gray, GT 1968/69 – 1969/70 6 12 1 195 43 0 0 17.72 2 0 2 ------Grout, ATW 1946/47 – 1965/66 86 136 7 3049 119 16 2 23.63 213 63 276 16 0 10 0 - - - - Gumley, WD 1948/49 2 4 0 4 4 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 328 3 142 0 - - - - Gunthorpe, GD 1935/36 – 1936/37 2 4 0 69 46 0 0 17.25 2 0 2 ------Guttormsen, MS 1936/37 – 1938/39 4 7 1 56 23 * 0 0 9.33 4 0 4 ------Hackett, JV 1937/38 2 2 0 10 10 0 0 5.00 1 0 1 ------Hale, DJ 1963/64 – 1965/66 7 12 3 154 50 1 0 17.11 3 0 3 685 5 459 4 114.75 - - 3/85 Hall, WW 1961/62 – 1962/63 16 25 3 407 50 1 0 18.50 9 0 9 3453 57 1942 76 25.55 4 - 7/76 Hammelmann,AJ 1990/91 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 168 3 126 0 - - - - Hansen, CDP 1931/32 – 1939/40 28 50 4 1138 147 6 1 24.73 13 0 13 40 0 30 0 - - - - Harris, RJ 2008/09 – 2014-15 22 31 4 558 84 4 0 20.66 13 0 13 4852 210 2362 101 23.38 3 - 7/60 Harten, JT 1949/50 2 3 0 30 16 0 0 10.00 3 0 3 ------Hartley, CD 2003/04 – 110 179 24 4974 142* 24 9 32.09 476 14 490 ------Harvey, CE 1949/50 – 1956/57 31 57 4 1474 111 7 3 27.81 34 0 34 40 1 31 0 - - - - Hauritz, NM 2001/02 – 37 53 12 717 94 1 0 17.49 19 0 19 6663 224 3526 71 49.66 1 - 5/135 Hayden, ML 1991/92 – 2008/09 89 161 17 7913 234 33 25 54.95 86 0 86 216 9 93 3 31.00 - - 2/17 Healy, IA 1986/87 – 1998/99 45 67 18 1859 90 11 0 37.94 158 7 165 1 0 1 0 - - - - Healy, KJ 1990/91 1 2 0 8 5 0 0 4.00 1 0 1 ------Hemphrey, CR 2014/15 - 5 8 0 310 118 1 1 38.75 3 0 3 ------Henschell, AB 1981/82 – 1990/91 60 98 14 2414 162 11 4 28.73 32 0 32 7496 339 3311 73 45.35 1 - 5/82 Hick, GA 1990/91 10 19 2 845 155 4 3 49.71 13 0 13 90 2 70 0 - - - - Higgins, HJR 1926/27 – 1931/32 14 25 1 617 179 2 1 25.70 3 0 3 48 0 23 0 - - - - Hill, JG 1986/87 5 6 2 75 30 0 0 18.75 1 0 1 792 47 325 10 32.50 - - 3/16 Hill, LT 1962/63 2 4 0 60 41 0 0 15.00 4 0 4 224 5 129 2 64.50 - - 1/25 Hogg, JEP 1931/32 5 10 0 259 71 1 0 25.90 3 0 3 8 0 2 0 - - - - Hohns, TV 1972/73 – 1990/91 105 170 30 3965 103 26 2 28.32 67 0 67 16694 680 7330 188 38.99 8 1 6/56 Honour, VG 1935/36 6 10 0 147 34 0 0 14.70 3 0 3 8 0 10 0 - - - - Hopes, JR 2001/02 – 95 154 3 4634 122 32 3 30.68 43 0 43 17292 855 7206 268 26.88 11 - 6/40 Hornibrook, PM 1926/27 – 1933/34 12 20 5 188 27 0 0 12.53 11 0 11 3079 70 1151 36 31.97 1 - 5/60 Hubbard, EF 1929/30 – 1931/32 3 6 0 141 65 1 0 23.50 3 0 3 225 5 90 4 22.50 - - 2/42 Hughson, DG 1959/60 – 1968/69 12 21 3 368 59 2 0 20.44 9 0 9 ------Hurwood, A 1927/28 – 1931/32 15 28 2 278 51 1 0 10.69 14 0 14 4184 79 1781 57 31.24 4 1 6/80 Inwood, BP 1986/87 – 1989/90 6 9 3 217 66 2 0 36.17 2 0 2 319 23 98 3 32.67 - - 1/9 Jack, KM 1948/49 – 1952/53 23 43 4 1101 86 7 0 28.23 10 0 10 12 0 15 1 15.00 - - 1/5 Jackson, PW 1992/93 – 1998/99 59 78 30 728 49 0 0 15.17 15 0 15 12475 636 5003 127 39.39 2 - 5/65 Jelich, N 1985/86 1 1 0 30 30 0 0 30.00 0 0 0 6 0 6 0 - - - - Johnson, LJ 1946/47 – 1952/53 43 71 15 783 43 0 0 13.98 27 0 27 11755 233 4175 171 24.41 12 1 7/43 Johnson, MG 2001/02 – 2007/08 17 23 7 394 54 2 0 24.62 1 0 1 3127 106 1751 59 29.67 2 1 6/51 Jones, AR 1971/72 – 1973/74 16 31 0 530 77 4 0 17.09 12 0 12 304 4 151 6 25.16 - - 3/45 Joyce, RE 1969/70 – 1972/73 15 27 2 477 86 * 4 0 19.08 9 0 9 801 16 362 9 40.22 - - 3/44 Jurgensen, SJ 2003/04 – 2006/07 4 6 2 7 5 0 0 1.75 1 0 1 830 40 356 14 25.42 - - 4/52 Kahler, LW 1997/98 2 4 0 32 24 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 18 0 15 0 - - - - Kallicharran, AI 1977/78 6 12 1 392 129 * 2 1 35.63 9 0 9 ------Kasprowicz, MS 1989/90 – 2007/08 101 132 30 1564 52 * 2 0 15.33 37 0 37 22216 926 10833 441 24.56 26 2 8/44 Kelly, IDC 1980/81 – 1981/82 4 5 0 53 31 0 0 10.61 1 0 1 456 19 240 0 - - - - Kemp, AR 2011/12 – 6 9 0 135 47 0 0 15.00 9 0 9 ------Kent, MF 1974/75 – 1981/82 42 72 9 2341 171 13 5 37.15 43 0 43 6 0 3 0 - - - - Kerr, RB 1981/82 – 1989/90 79 135 7 5036 201 * 24 15 39.34 69 0 69 30 1 15 1 15.00 - - 1/12 Khawaja, UT 2012/13 – 16 28 4 1044 182* 6 2 43.50 7 0 7 36 0 23 - - - - - King, DJ 1962/63 – 1966/67 8 14 2 310 66 3 0 25.83 3 0 3 ------King, IH 1969/70 8 12 4 65 13 * 0 0 8.12 3 0 3 1644 21 888 30 29.60 2 - 6/-70 Kingdon, DR 1992/93 – 1993/94 6 12 3 172 59 1 0 19.11 6 0 6 ------Knowles, EC 1926/27 – 1928/29 2 4 0 216 144 0 1 54.00 2 0 2 ------

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 77 | Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs ScoredHighest Score50’s 100’s Batting Ave Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Bowling Ave 5Wk 10Wk Best Kruger, NJ 2002/03 – 2009/10 16 29 1 666 93 3 0 23.78 12 0 12 ------Labuschagne,M 2014/15 - 5 9 0 183 83 1 0 20.33 3 0 3 24 1 17 0 - - - - Langley, JN 1974/75 – 1979/80 19 33 3 800 117 2 2 26.66 22 0 22 ------Laughlin, B 2007/08 – 6 5 1 55 35 0 0 13.75 3 0 3 1044 29 603 10 60.30 - - 2/55 Law, SG 1988/89 – 2003/04 142 234 28 9034 216 47 24 43.85 126 0 126 5187 236 2399 51 47.03 1 - 5/39 Lawrence, RJ 1974/75 – 1982/83 6 12 0 168 48 0 0 14.00 2 0 2 ------Ledger, SN 1972/73 2 3 0 43 26 0 0 14.33 1 0 1 ------Leeson, HF 1929/30 – 1934/35 14 26 6 251 52 1 0 12.55 21 6 27 ------LeLoux, RN 2004/05 – 3 5 0 107 63 1 0 21.40 0 0 0 258 2 235 2 117.50 - - 1/46 Levingston, RC 1972/73 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 ------Levy, RM 1928/29 – 1935/36 22 42 3 1327 148 7 3 34.02 27 0 27 904 3 675 12 56.25 - - 3/44 Lihou, J 1955/56 – 1964/65 24 30 9 115 25 0 0 5.47 16 0 16 3859 36 2401 48 50.02 - - 3/28 Lillie, DJ 1965/66 – 1981/82 13 19 5 119 29 0 0 8.50 4 0 4 1992 43 1231 25 49.24 1 - 5/48 Lindwall, RR 1954/55 – 1959/60 32 40 10 895 93 6 0 29.83 23 0 23 6982 151 2614 104 25.13 5 - 7/92 Litster, JL 1927/28 – 1932/33 8 14 0 265 82 2 0 18.92 2 0 2 16 0 15 0 - - - - Love, ML 1992/93 – 2008/09 139 244 20 10132 300 * 43 27 45.23 158 0 158 30 1 11 1 11.00 - - 1/5 Loxton, CC 1937/38 4 8 0 61 25 0 0 7.62 4 0 4 400 1 207 6 34.50 - - 2/27 Loxton, JFC 1966/67 – 1970/71 21 42 0 1081 125 5 2 25.73 28 0 28 8 0 5 0 - - - - Lucas, MJ 1968/69 – 1974/75 17 34 0 652 107 3 1 19.17 7 0 7 8 1 0 0 - - - - Lynn, CA 2009/10 – 32 55 7 2143 250 10 4 44.64 21 0 21 84 2 64 - - - - - All-Time Queensland Sheffield Shield Statistics All-Time Lyons, RB 1955/56 – 1958/59 19 29 0 826 102 5 1 28.48 13 0 13 56 1 32 0 - - - - Mackay, JRE 1959/60 – 1966/67 43 65 12 1083 77 2 0 20.43 28 0 28 7355 127 3286 108 30.42 2 - 5/56 Mackay, KD 1946/47 – 1963/64 100 162 22 6341 223 32 14 45.29 44 0 44 12733 268 4582 122 37.55 5 - 5/15 MacKenzie, DR 2001/02 – 2003/04 4 5 0 64 30 0 0 12.80 1 0 1 429 8 207 14 14.78 - - 4/43 Maclean, JA 1968/69 – 1978/79 86 150 20 3277 156 12 2 25.20 289 24 313 2 0 4 0 - - - - Maddern, JG 1932/33 – 1936/37 5 10 0 51 11 0 0 5.10 4 0 4 ------Madders, GJ 1979/80 2 3 3 53 20 * 0 0 - 10 0 10 ------Magoffin, SJ 2011/12 6 9 2 175 46 * 0 0 25.00 4 0 4 1195 69 382 23 16.60 1 - 6/44 Maguire, JN 1977/78 – 1988/89 64 81 25 508 61 1 0 9.07 23 0 23 12945 438 6088 178 34.20 7 1 6/62 Maher, JP 1993/94 – 2007/08 141 253 22 9086 223 44 17 39.33 153 0 153 534 19 302 10 30.20 - - 3/11 Mahoney, HJH 1937/38 3 3 0 12 8 0 0 4.00 0 0 0 ------Mainhardt, MS 1982/83 1 1 1 0 0 * 0 0 - 1 0 1 156 4 78 0 - - - - Majid, J Khan 1973/74 8 16 1 492 107 2 2 32.80 16 0 16 408 13 143 4 35.75 - - 2/24 Maranta, MG 1982/83 – 1985/86 3 2 0 15 11 0 0 7.50 2 0 2 258 5 147 0 - - - - Marshall, AN 1929/30 – 1932/33 4 8 2 77 33 0 0 12.83 2 0 2 ------Mayes, ADA 1926/27 – 1927/28 6 11 2 210 70 1 0 23.33 4 0 4 1546 21 681 14 48.64 - - 4/53 McCool, CL 1946/47 – 1952/53 35 62 6 1533 100 * 5 1 27.37 36 0 36 9192 115 4088 118 34.64 8 - 7/128 McCoombe, CA 1928/29 5 10 0 400 112 4 1 40.00 2 0 2 ------McDermott, AC 2009/10 – 19 28 12 213 41 0 0 13.31 3 0 3 3749 145 1782 69 25.82 2 - 7/24 McDermott, BR 2014/15 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 1.00 1 0 1 ------McDermott, CJ 1983/84 – 1995/96 67 88 15 1421 74 4 0 19.47 23 0 23 14974 541 7605 303 25.10 22 2 8/44 McDonald, RH 2012/13 – 2 4 2 29 18 0 0 14.50 3 0 3 336 13 202 5 40.40 - - 2/134 McGhee, RW 1990/91 4 4 2 25 14 * 0 0 12.50 1 0 1 732 32 394 9 43.78 - - 3/83 McGinn, AH 1947/48 3 1 1 1 1 * 0 0 - 1 0 1 432 5 204 5 40.8 - - 3/42 McLaughlin, JJ 1949/50 – 1962/63 56 96 12 2857 146 15 4 34.01 24 0 24 186 1 129 1 129.00 - - 1/31 McMahon, JT 1959/60 2 3 0 8 4 0 0 2.66 1 0 1 304 1 187 1 187.00 - - 1/92 Mengel, DC 1957/58 6 11 2 217 74 1 0 24.11 2 0 2 384 10 157 6 26.16 - - 3/26 Michael, DP 2012/13 – 2 4 0 41 41 0 0 10.25 1 0 1 36 - 18 - - - - - Mihell, RW 1957/58 – 1960/61 11 19 1 281 45 0 0 15.61 3 0 3 16 0 14 0 - - - - Milenko, S 2014/15- 3 3 0 77 54 1 0 25.66 1 0 1 223 12 96 8 12.00 1 - 5/15 Miller, MC 1999/00 2 3 0 63 33 0 0 21.00 4 0 4 192 5 114 0 - - - 0/11 Moller, GD 2006/07 – 21 38 0 922 120 3 1 24.26 11 0 11 ------Monty, S 1990/91 10 20 2 501 100 * 1 1 27.83 11 0 11 24 0 29 0 - - - - Morgan, OJ 1965/66 – 1969/70 35 63 7 1320 81 5 0 23.57 28 0 28 6112 86 3115 107 29.11 6 - 6/42 Morgan, WG 1980/81 2 2 0 94 61 1 0 47.00 2 0 2 ------Morris, WW 1946/47 – 1949/50 25 45 1 1356 162 * 6 3 30.81 5 0 5 32 3 3 0 - - - - Mossop, KLM 1929/30 – 1932/33 12 23 3 468 66 3 0 23.40 8 0 8 48 1 24 2 12.00 - - 2/15 Mott, MP 1994/95 – 1997/98 15 27 1 787 150 4 1 30.27 13 0 13 54 0 47 0 - - - - Muddle, DG 1956/57 – 1960/61 11 16 4 236 37 * 0 0 19.66 2 0 2 1707 32 813 11 73.90 - - 3/71 Muhl, AH 1935/36 2 3 0 24 16 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 304 5 171 2 85.50 - - 1/48 Muller, SA 1990/91 – 1999/00 24 28 8 183 26 0 0 9.15 8 0 8 3799 156 1785 74 24.12 3 0 5/35 Nash, BP 2000/01 – 2006/07 28 52 5 1315 176 4 3 27.97 15 0 15 48 1 32 1 32.00 - - 1/22 Neser, MG 2010/11 – 12 19 2 336 77 1 0 19.76 6 0 6 1943 67 1055 31 34.03 - - 4/53 Neville, WJ 1971/72 2 4 0 38 26 0 0 9.50 0 0 0 224 2 132 2 66.00 - - 1/54 Noffke, AA 1999/00 – 2008/09 68 103 16 2430 114 * 11 2 27.93 28 0 28 13628 530 6652 242 27.48 12 - 6/24 Nolan, FE 1948/49 – 1949/50 3 5 2 19 11 0 0 6.33 3 0 3 608 14 203 8 25.37 - - 4/87 Nothling, OE 1927/28 – 1929/30 12 22 0 632 121 5 1 28.72 12 0 12 2502 56 958 22 43.54 1 - 5/39 Noyes, HD 1926/27 1 2 1 11 7 0 0 11.00 2 0 2 216 0 155 0 - - - - Nye, AJ 2003/04 – 2007/08 8 13 0 380 102 2 1 29.23 9 0 9 278 4 175 5 35.00 - - 2/89 O’Connor, BRD 1934/35 4 7 2 50 18 0 0 10.00 2 0 2 616 3 396 5 79.20 - - 2/72 O’Connor, LPD 1926/27 – 1929/30 22 42 2 1772 196 8 5 44.30 45 10 55 3 0 9 0 - - - - Ogilvie, AD 1974/75 – 1979/80 37 66 4 2325 194 8 8 37.50 35 0 35 ------O’Leary, SJ 2000/01 7 7 3 42 19 0 0 10.50 5 0 5 1034 39 568 9 63.11 - - 4/105 Oxenford, BNJ 1991/92 – 1992/93 7 10 1 103 37 0 0 11.44 11 0 11 1367 35 888 17 52.24 1 - 5/91 Oxenford, IB 1958/59 – 1959/60 11 20 1 480 72 4 0 25.26 4 0 4 16 0 12 0 - - - - Oxenham, LE 1926/27 – 1927/28 9 18 0 445 61 1 0 24.72 6 0 6 16 0 4 0 - - - - Oxenham, RK 1926/27 – 1936/37 46 84 9 2314 162 * 11 4 30.85 20 0 20 12065 413 3697 167 22.13 7 2 6/48 Parker, AD 1979/80 – 1981/82 7 12 2 195 52 * 1 0 19.50 3 0 3 6 0 3 0 - - - - Parker, RE 1967/68 – 1971/72 21 41 0 872 108 4 1 21.26 8 0 8 51 0 37 0 - - - - Pascoe, MD 1998/99 – 2000/01 2 3 1 120 62 1 0 60.00 1 0 1 264 11 139 4 34.75 - - 3/67 Paulsen, RG 1966/67 – 1971/72 41 72 18 631 46 0 0 11.68 32 0 32 7134 91 3948 106 37.24 4 - 7/73 Paulsen, SJ 2011/12 3 5 1 135 90 * 1 0 33.75 1 0 1 30 1 8 0 - - - - Payne, DM 2001/02 – 2003/04 10 19 1 256 55 1 0 14.22 7 0 7 12 0 6 1 6.00 - - 1/6 Peachey, M 1928/29 1 2 0 35 30 0 0 17.50 0 0 0 ------Pegg, HRE 1946/47 1 2 0 7 4 0 0 3.50 1 0 1 ------Perren, CT 1998/99 – 2008/09 80 139 7 4569 224 22 10 34.61 74 0 74 258 14 135 1 135.00 - - 1/7 Perrins, KR 1960/61 4 6 2 40 21 0 0 10.00 1 0 1 600 10 303 7 43.28 - - 3/42 Philipson, CA 2003/04 – 2011/12 29 52 5 1136 119 3 2 24.17 22 0 22 138 3 90 3 30 - - 2/18 Philipson, MA 2014/15 - 4 6 0 89 39 0 0 14.83 3 0 3 360 11 202 11 18.36 1 - 7/107 Phillips, RB 1979/80 – 1985/86 68 101 19 2144 111 * 14 1 26.14 214 12 226 ------Polzin, MA 1986/87 – 1991/92 13 13 6 146 30 * 0 0 20.86 7 0 7 2606 93 1274 44 28.95 2 1 8/51 Pomersbach, LA 2012/13 – 5 10 0 243 61 2 0 24.30 12 0 12 18 - 20 - - - - - Prestwidge, SA 1991/92 1 2 0 24 18 0 0 12.00 1 0 1 204 4 120 1 120.00 - - 1/26

| 78 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 All-Time Queensland Sheffield Shield Statistics

Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs ScoredHighest Score50’s 100’s Batting Ave Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Bowling Ave 5Wk 10Wk Best Quelch, LN 1955/56 2 2 2 4 4 * 0 0 - 1 0 1 496 8 286 4 71.50 - - 2/66 Rackemann, CG 1979/80 – 1995/96 102 122 54 551 33 0 0 8.10 28 0 28 22400 920 10079 383 26.32 12 1 7/43 Rathie, DS 1970/71 – 1976/77 7 13 0 135 46 0 0 10.38 2 0 2 4 0 4 0 - - - - Raymer, VN 1946/47 – 1956/57 56 91 17 1583 85 4 0 21.39 45 0 45 14615 475 5099 168 30.35 5 1 7/100 Raymond, RC 1933/34 1 2 0 19 19 0 0 9.50 0 0 0 96 0 57 0 - - - - Reardon, NJ 2007/08 – 25 43 2 1071 147 5 1 26.12 10 0 10 938 20 653 15 43.53 - - 3/14 Regeling, DC 1978/79 4 7 0 111 63 1 0 15.85 1 0 1 - - - 0 - - - - Reid, AW 1957/58 1 1 0 7 7 0 0 7.00 0 0 0 ------Renshaw,MT 2014/15 - 1 2 0 6 6 0 0 3.00 2 0 2 Reynolds, GR 1955/56 – 1963/64 50 83 9 3518 203 * 13 12 47.54 18 1 19 24 0 18 0 - - - - Richards, IVA 1976/77 4 6 0 181 73 2 0 30.16 4 0 4 ------Richardson, LM 1976/77 6 10 0 172 79 1 0 17.20 3 0 3 ------Rimmington, NJ 2005/06 – 8 12 5 105 32 0 0 15.00 2 0 2 933 24 554 5 110.80 - - 1/34 Ritchie, GM 1980/81 – 1991/92 94 154 14 6096 213 * 34 14 43.54 74 0 74 228 4 153 2 76.50 - - 1/2 Robinson, AW 2010/11 – 12 21 0 504 78 3 0 24.00 21 0 21 ------Rogers, NT 1947/48 3 5 0 50 18 0 0 10.00 0 0 0 8 0 1 0 - - - - Rogers, RE 1935/36 – 1948/49 40 73 0 2455 181 9 5 33.63 23 0 23 24 74 141 1 141.00 - - 1/17 Rowe, WD 1926/27 – 1930/31 18 34 2 970 147 4 3 30.31 13 0 13 2183 39 992 19 42.21 - - 3/48 Rowell, GJ 1991/92 – 1997/98 34 47 10 400 45 * 0 0 10.81 18 0 18 7325 296 3457 116 29.80 4 1 7/46 Rushbrook, RFK 1936/37 – 1937/38 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 528 7 262 8 32.75 - - 3/109 Ryan, PA 1971/72 2 4 0 40 18 0 0 10.00 0 0 0 ------Sanders, LA 1950/51 – 1954/55 9 17 1 240 49 0 0 15.00 9 0 9 ------Savage, KD 1950/51 1 2 1 4 3 * 0 0 4.00 1 0 1 153 3 68 1 68.00 - - 1/56 Schuller, DC 1975/76 – 1979/80 25 37 5 443 48 0 0 13.84 14 0 14 3933 108 1727 57 30.29 2 - 6/35 Searle, RH 1954/55 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 2 0 2 229 3 132 4 33.00 - - 4/83 Seccombe, DH 1962/63 – 1964/65 4 8 0 212 58 1 0 26.50 1 0 1 8 0 11 0 - - - - Seccombe, WA 1993/94 – 2004/05 101 155 27 3207 151 11 4 25.05 475 14 489 3 0 3 0 - - - - Seib, IM 1969/70 – 1974/75 30 60 4 1216 101 5 1 21.71 35 0 35 3 0 4 0 - - - - Sides, FW 1930/31 – 1934/35 11 22 2 447 74 3 0 22.35 4 1 5 ------Siggs, D 1947/48 2 3 1 19 10 * 0 0 9.50 3 2 5 ------Simpson, CP 2002/03 – 48 83 5 1698 120 9 2 21.76 35 0 35 5749 163 3065 42 72.97 1 - 5/68 Smart, CB 1982/83 – 1989/90 21 37 2 953 133 7 1 27.22 15 0 15 12 0 7 0 - - - - Smith, CR 1949/50 – 1953/54 25 37 11 181 27 0 0 6.96 17 0 17 4917 68 2269 69 32.88 3 - 7/58 Stackpoole, J 1939/40 2 3 1 1 1 * 0 0 0.50 0 0 0 459 2 268 12 22.33 1 - 6/72 Steketee,MT 2014/15 - 3 4 1 48 34 0 0 16.00 1 0 1 444 17 238 12 19.83 0 - 4/33 Stevens, LM 2004/05 – 2006/07 14 25 0 631 105 3 1 25.24 11 0 11 228 5 131 2 65.50 - - 1/4 Stevens, NG 2013-14 - 5 8 0 218 158 0 1 27.25 1 0 1 Stewart, TG 1960/61 – 1963/64 5 5 0 100 36 0 0 20.00 3 0 3 1065 18 530 13 40.76 - - 3/78 Stibe, CGR 1938/39 – 1939/40 3 5 0 87 58 1 0 17.40 1 0 1 8 0 9 0 - - - - Storey, SC 1989/90 – 1993/94 18 29 3 510 103 1 1 19.62 8 0 8 2444 104 1214 27 44.96 1 - 5/55 Suche, BV 1931/32 2 4 1 39 15 0 0 13.00 1 0 1 320 2 183 1 183.00 - - 1/133 Sullivan, GJ 2006/07 – 2009/10 10 14 8 68 22 0 0 11.33 6 0 6 1385 37 1041 16 65.06 - - 3/18 Surti, RF 1968/69 – 1972/73 32 62 0 1685 100 12 1 27.17 22 0 22 3092 43 1677 50 33.54 2 - 5/78 Swan, CR 2006/07 – 2011/12 31 47 8 804 82 3 0 20.61 11 0 11 5673 268 2605 101 25.79 3 1 7/75 Swendsen, RC 1948/49 2 2 0 19 11 0 0 9.50 2 0 2 344 6 128 4 32.00 - - 3/25 Symonds, A 1994/95 – 2008/09 90 147 9 4843 163 19 12 35.09 55 0 55 7660 363 3500 113 30.97 - - 4/39 Tait, AH 1933/34 – 1935/36 5 8 1 126 61 1 0 18.00 3 0 3 741 9 411 6 68.50 - - 2/38 Tallon, D 1933/34 – 1953/54 69 124 7 3594 193 16 5 30.71 145 61 206 241 2 138 0 - - - - Tallon, LWT 1938/39 – 1939/40 9 14 3 183 40 * 0 0 16.63 5 0 5 1458 13 879 21 41.85 1 - 5/77 Taylor, BW 1949/50 1 2 0 11 11 0 0 5.50 1 0 1 64 0 22 0 - - - - Taylor, PL 1990/91 – 1991/92 9 12 0 195 69 1 0 16.25 6 0 6 1488 68 635 10 63.50 - - 3/45 Tazelaar, D 1985/86 – 1995/96 73 92 32 851 56 1 0 14.18 33 0 33 15371 623 7050 257 27.43 9 1 6/48 Thomas, JM 1994/95 3 6 0 158 38 0 0 26.33 2 0 2 ------Thompson, FC 1926/27 – 1933/34 30 55 5 2458 275 * 12 6 49.16 8 0 8 2586 47 1146 24 47.75 - - 4/21 Thomsett, HK 1935/36 2 4 1 69 25 0 0 23.00 0 0 0 72 0 43 1 43.00 - - 1/26 Thomson, JR 1974/75 – 1985/86 77 87 26 875 61 1 0 14.34 23 0 23 15166 404 7927 328 24.17 17 3 7/27 Thorpe, LJ 1957/58 – 1958/59 8 9 3 52 25 0 0 8.66 16 4 20 ------Thurlow, HM 1928/29 – 1934/35 27 51 18 178 23 0 0 5.39 10 0 10 5854 64 3115 74 42.09 5 - 6/59 Tooley, MV 1989/90 1 2 1 48 31 0 0 48.00 0 0 0 ------Toovey, EA 1949/50 – 1955/56 34 59 5 1212 87 8 0 22.44 5 0 5 49 3 32 0 - - - - Tovey, ER 1957/58 1 1 0 18 18 0 0 - 0 1 1 ------Townsend, WJ 2009/10 – 37 66 4 1808 166 * 8 4 29.16 21 0 21 ------Traves, RN 1981/82 5 10 0 177 29 0 0 17.70 3 0 3 6 0 5 0 - - - - Trethewey, PG 1962/63 1 2 1 2 2 0 0 2.00 0 0 0 160 2 75 4 18.75 - - 4/65 Trimble, GS 1982/83 – 1989/90 53 89 8 2713 138 * 16 4 33.49 54 0 54 1650 63 802 26 30.84 1 - 5/50 Trimble, SC 1959/60 – 1975/76 123 230 13 8647 252 * 40 22 39.84 71 0 71 189 2 131 3 43.66 - - 2/15 Twible, PW 1982/83 – 1985/86 5 5 2 72 39 0 0 24.00 1 0 1 786 29 357 5 71.40 - - 3/82 Veivers, TR 1958/59 – 1967/68 49 83 11 2726 137 18 3 37.86 24 0 24 8190 211 3269 86 38.01 1 - 5/63 Walker, JM 1988/89 1 2 0 24 23 0 0 12.00 0 0 0 ------Walmsley, WT 1954/55 – 1958/59 26 34 8 537 106 * 2 1 20.65 4 0 4 5985 90 2871 95 30.22 3 - 6/56 Walter, SH 2008/09 – 11 15 9 78 15 * 0 0 13.00 5 0 5 1710 58 1045 34 30.74 2 - 6/121 Walters, MJ 1975/76 – 1978/79 11 21 0 523 122 1 1 24.90 4 0 4 ------Warden, LG 1961/62 – 1962/63 2 4 1 31 13 0 0 10.33 1 0 1 ------Warr, GG 1960/61 2 2 0 16 8 0 0 8.00 5 0 5 395 4 201 2 100.50 - - 1/0 Waterman, LW 1931/32 – 1932/33 4 7 0 87 20 0 0 12.42 7 5 12 ------Watson, SR 2004/05 – 2008/09 24 42 5 1651 201 * 6 4 44.62 25 0 25 2065 79 1168 45 25.95 1 - 7/69 Watt, D 1939/40 5 10 2 189 59 * 1 0 23.62 4 0 4 298 2 278 1 278.00 - - 1/83 Webb, BL 1937/38 1 1 0 59 59 1 0 59.00 0 0 0 ------Wellham, DM 1991/92 – 1993/94 21 39 5 1327 167 8 3 39.03 13 0 13 6 1 0 0 - - - - Wessels, KC 1979/80 – 1985/86 53 91 3 4779 249 18 15 54.30 36 0 36 516 24 199 6 33.16 - - 2/25 Westaway, CE 1957/58 – 1963/64 17 22 8 190 33 0 0 13.57 20 0 20 2557 33 1430 45 31.77 2 - 6/88 Whyte, GK 1974/75 – 1984/85 38 54 6 911 93 4 0 18.97 31 0 31 5967 223 2440 64 38.12 1 - 6/65 Wildermuth, JD 2014/15 - 2 4 1 105 42 0 0 35.00 1 0 1 396 9 266 5 53.20 0 0 2/34 Williams, SB 1991/92 3 4 1 65 29 0 0 21.67 1 0 1 540 21 298 7 42.57 - - 2/37 Wyeth, ERH 1933/34 – 1937/38 23 39 11 204 25 0 0 7.28 8 0 8 5059 120 1950 47 41.48 2 - 6/33 Yeates, SFM 1933/34 3 5 1 46 16 0 0 11.50 1 0 1 488 3 363 6 60.50 - - 3/47 Young, AS 1946/47 – 1949/50 18 28 5 357 67 2 0 15.52 10 0 10 2111 18 1157 18 64.27 - - 4/68 Ziebell, KP 1965/66 – 1966/67 9 16 2 506 212 * 2 1 36.14 13 0 13 248 2 119 2 59.50 - - 1/15

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MOST APPEARANCES CAPTAINS Games Player Career Captain M W L NR % WON Captain M W L NR % WON 112 JP Maher 1993-94 – 2007-08 SC Trimble 4 2 2 - 50.00 DM Wellham 1 1 - - 100.00 98 CT Perren 1997-98 –2008-09 MJ Lucas 1 - 1 - - SG Law 42 23 17 2 54.76 110 JR Hopes 2000-01 – JA Maclean 6 3 3 - 50.00 ML Hayden 3 2 1 - 66.67 87 CD Hartley 2003-04 – 2012-13 GS Chappell 18 11 7 - 61.11 JP Maher 55 30 24 1 54.54 85 SG Law 1988-89 – 2003-04 G Dymock 2 2 - - 100.00 ML Love 9 5 4 - 55.55 83 MS Kasprowicz 1989-90 – 2007-08 TV Hohns 4 2 2 - 50.00 CP Simpson 25 15 10 - 60.00 82 ML Love 1993-94 – 2008-09 AR Border 15 8 6 1 53.33 JR Hopes 18 6 11 1 33.33 78 AJ Bichel 1992-93 – 2008-09 KC Wessels 2 1 1 - 50.00 CD Hartley 4 3 1 - 75.00 77 WA Seccombe 1994-95 – 2004-05 RB Kerr 2 1 1 - 50.00 BR Dunk 1 1 - - 100.00 76 A Symonds 1993-94 – 2008-09 GM Ritchie 4 1 3 - 25.00 PJ Forrest 1 1 0 - 100.00 CG Rackemann 3 1 1 1 33.00 RA Broad 2 0 2 - IA Healy 17 11 6 - 64.71 TOTAL 230 125 100 5 54.35 Domestic One-Day History, Records & Statistics Domestic One-Day History,

Batting Records LEADING RUN-SCORERS HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE Batsman M Inn NO Runs H.S 50 100 Avrge Runs Balls Player Opponent Venue Season JP Maher 112 112 10 4589 187 25 10 44.99 187 129 JP Maher Western Australia Brisbane 2003-04 CT Perren 98 90 14 2844 117 21 2 37.42 166 110 U Khawaja Tasmania Sydney 2014-15 ML Hayden 61 61 9 2616 152* 15 8 50.30 159 136 SG Law Tasmania Brisbane 1993-94 SG Law 85 78 7 2534 159 10 6 35.69 152* 167 ML Hayden Victoria Melbourne 1998-99 ML Love 82 79 11 2412 127* 9 4 35.47 142 120 CD Hartley Tasmania Sydney 2014-15 JR Hopes 110 94 9 2229 115 11 2 26.22 128 139 JP Maher ACT Canberra 1999-00 CD Hartley 87 77 19 1952 142 12 1 33.65 127* 127 ML Love New South Wales Brisbane 2001-02 NJ Reardon 75 73 8 1951 116 16 1 30.01 126 129 JP Maher South Australia Adelaide 1997-78 A Symonds 77 73 8 1803 91 10 - 27.73 126 134 LA Carseldine New South Wales Cairns 2008-09 LA Carseldine 58 56 3 1526 126 7 3 28.79 124 129 ML Love Western Australia Brisbane 2000-01 CA Philipson 56 52 9 1459 100 8 1 33.93 122 134 LA Carseldine Western Australia Brisbane 2008-09 121* 151 ML Hayden Western Australia Brisbane 1992-93 MOST CENTURIES FASTEST HALF-CENTURIES Player Career Matches HS 100s 50s Balls Player Against Venue Season JP Maher 1993-94 – 2007-08 112 187 10 25 25 NJ Reardon Victoria Sydney 2014-15 ML Hayden 1992-93 – 2008-09 61 152 * 8 15 26 SG Law Tasmania Hobart (Bellerive) 2003-04 SG Law 1988-89 – 2003-04 85 159 6 10 26 NJ Reardon South Australia Brisbane 2014-15 ML Love 1993-94 – 2008-09 82 127 * 4 9 30 NJ Reardon Victoria Brisbane 2009-10 LA Carseldine 1999-00 – 2010-11 58 126 3 7 31 A Symonds Tasmania Launceston 2004-05 JR Hopes 2000-01 – 2012-13 96 115 2 10 32 SG Law Tasmania Brisbane 1993-94 CT Perren 1997-98 – 2008-09 98 117 2 21 32 JR Hopes South Australia Brisbane 2008-09 NJ Reardon 2005-06 – 2012-13 59 116 1 13 32 U Khawaja Tasmania Sydney 2014-15 TJ Barsby 1985-86 – 1996-97 42 101 1 10 32 CP Simpson Victoria Melbourne 2009-10 CA Phillipson 2003-04 – 2011-12 56 100 1 8 33 A Symonds Western Australia Brisbane 2001-02 GM Ritchie 1980-81 – 1991-92 27 114 1 5 33 JR Hopes Tasmania Launceston 2004-05 BR Dunk 2010-11 – 2011-12 14 115 * 1 2 BA Courtice 1982-83 – 1986-97 5 105 1 1 PE Cantrell 1988-89 – 1990-91 10 100 1 0 HIGHEST PARTNERSHIP FOR EACH WICKET Majid Khan 1973-74 1 115 1 0 Wkt Ttl Batsmen Opponent Venue Season

1st 280 U Khawaja & CD Hartley Tasmania Sydney 2014-15 2nd 260 ML Hayden & SG Law Tasmania Brisbane 1993-94 FASTEST CENTURIES 3rd 187 JM Thomas & SG Law WA Brisbane 1993-94 Balls Player Against Venue Season 3rd 187 LA Carseldine & A Symonds NSW Cairns 2008-09 69 SG Law Tasmania Hobart (Bellerive) 2003-04 4th 173 ML Love & CT Perren Tasmania Brisbane 2001-02 70 U Khawaja Tasmania Sydney 2014-15 5th 180 JP Maher & CT Perren SA Brisbane 2003-04 74 SG Law Tasmania Brisbane 1998-99 6th 123 * CA Philipson & CP Simpson Victoria Melbourne 2009-10 84 JP Maher Western Australia Brisbane 2003-04 7th 91 JN Langley & JA Maclean SA Brisbane 1975-76 88 JP Maher Western Australia Perth 1999-00 8th 55 SA Prestwidge & AJ Bichel NSW Sydney 1997-98 90 ML Hayden South Australia Adelaide 1999-00 8th 55 * JP Maher & AJ Bichel Tasmania Brisbane 2001-02 9th 62 SA Prestwidge & MS Kasprowicz NSW Brisbane 1997-98 10th 61 CD Hartley & NJ Rimmington Tasmania Brisbane 2010-11

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LEADING WICKET-TAKERS BEST BOWLING IN AN INNINGS Bowler M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Avrge 5 Best Wkts Bowler Opponent Venue Season JR Hopes 110 5384 50 4058 152 26.69 1 5/29 7/34 CG Rackemann South Australia Adelaide 1988-89 MS Kasprowicz 83 4207 54 2941 101 29.11 - 4/19 6/18 JR Thomson South Australia Brisbane 1978-79 AJ Bichel 78 4001 45 2941 87 33.80 - 4/45 6/23 B Laughlin New South Wales Brisbane 2008-09 AA Noffke 68 3395 42 2635 73 36.09 - 4/32 5/27 G Dymock New South Wales Sydney 1981-82 NM Hauritz 59 2782 7 2199 71 30.97 - 4/39 5/29 JR Hopes South Australia Adelaide 2000-01 SA Prestwidge 45 2189 18 1755 67 26.19 1 5/59 5/33 IH King New South Wales Sydney 1969-70 CP Simpson 56 2163 6 1695 49 34.59 - 4/34 5/38 CJ Gannon New South Wales Canberra 2012-13 CG Rackemann 36 1975 38 1249 48 26.02 1 7/34 5/43 SA Muller Victoria Brisbane 1997-98 A Symonds 77 1947 12 1608 41 39.21 - 3/23 5/49 LF Balcam Tasmania Brisbane 1978-79 A McDermott 24 1345 17 1100 40 27.56 1 5/64 5/59 SA Prestwidge Western Australia Perth 1998-99

HAT TRICKS Bowler Opponent Venue Season NJ Rimmington Western Australia Brisbane 2009-10

Wicket-Keeping & Fielding Records

MOST DISMISSALS BY A WICKET-KEEPER MOST CATCHES BY A FIELDSMAN Wicket-keeper Matches Ct St Total Fieldsmen Matches Catches WA Seccombe 77 104 22 126 JP Maher 112 51 CD Hartley 87 109 13 122 A Symonds 77 40 IA Healy 29 47 7 54 SG Law 85 35 JA Maclean 19 32 1 33 CT Perren 98 34 RB Phillips 18 22 - 22 MC Love 82 31

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DOMESTIC ONE-DAY FINALISTS

Season Winner Runner Up Season Winner Runner Up VEHICLE & GENERAL AUSTRALASIAN KNOCK-OUT COMPETITION MERCANTILE MUTUAL CUP 1969-70 New Zealand Victoria 1992-93 New South Wales Victoria 1970-71 Western Australia Queensland 1993-94 New South Wales Western Australia COCA-COLA AUSTRALASIAN KNOCK-OUT COMPETITION 1994-95 Victoria South Australia 1971-72 Victoria South Australia 1995-96 Queensland Western Australia 1972-73 New Zealand Queensland 1996-97 Western Australia Queensland GILLETTE CUP 1997-98 Queensland New South Wales 1973-74 Western Australia New Zealanders 1998-99 Victoria New South Wales 1974-75 New Zealand Western Australia 1999-00 Western Australia Queensland Domestic One-Day History, Records & Statistics Domestic One-Day History, 1975-76 Queensland Western Australia 2000-01 New South Wales Western Australia 1976-77 Western Australia Victoria ING CUP 1977-78 Western Australia Tasmania 2001-02 New South Wales Queensland 1978-79 Tasmania Western Australia 2002-03 New South Wales Western Australia MCDONALD’S CUP 2003-04 Western Australia Queensland 1979-80 Victoria New South Wales 2004-05 Tasmania Queensland 1980-81 Queensland Western Australia 2005-06 New South Wales South Australia 1981-82 Queensland New South Wales FORD RANGER CUP 1982-83 Western Australia New South Wales 2006-07 Queensland Victoria 1983-84 South Australia Western Australia 2007-08 Tasmania Victoria 1984-85 New South Wales South Australia 2008-09 Queensland Victoria 1985-86 Western Australia Victoria 2009-10 Tasmania Victoria 1986-87 South Australia Tasmania RYOBI CUP 1987-88 New South Wales South Australia 2010-11* Victoria Tasmania FAI INSURANCE CUP 2011-12 South Australia Tasmania 1988-89 Queensland Victoria 2012-13 Queensland Victoria 1989-90 Western Australia South Australia 2013-14 Queensland NSW 1990-91 Western Australia New South Wales MATADOR CUP 1991-92 New South Wales Western Australia 2014-15 Western Australia NSW *Cricket Australia introduced a 45-over, split innings concept for one season only.

ALL STATES RECORDS M W L NR T % Won Australian Capital Territory 18 3 15 0 0 16.67 New South Wales 235 125 104 2 4 54.50 New Zealanders 10 7 3 0 0 70.00 Queensland 238 130 103 5 0 55.79 South Australia 230 98 129 0 3 43.26 Tasmania 218 81 129 4 4 38.78 Victoria 239 116 115 6 2 50.21 Western Australia 254 143 105 5 1 57.63

QUEENSLAND RECORD VERSUS ALL STATES Opponent M W L NR T % Won Australian Capital Territory 3 3 - - - - New South Wales 50 25 24 1 - 57.02 New Zealanders 1 - 1 - - - South Australia 42 28 14 - - 66.66 Tasmania 46 28 17 1 - 62.22 Victoria 47 24 22 1 - 52.17 Western Australia 49 22 25 2 - 46.80

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ALL TIME RECORDS HIGHEST INNINGS TOTALS BATTING FIRST Highest total for Queensland: 4/405 v WA at Brisbane 2003-04 Total Opponent Venue Season Highest total against Queensland 1/398 by Tas at Sydney 2014-15 4/405 defeated Western Australia Brisbane 2003-04 Lowest total for Queensland: 62 v WA at Perth 1976-77 4/351 defeated South Australia Brisbane 2014-15 Lowest total against Queensland: 65 by Victoria at Ballarat 2002-03 Highest score for Queensland: 187 JP Maher v WA at Brisbane 2003-04 HIGHEST INNINGS TOTALS BATTING SECOND Highest score against Queensland: 229* B Dunk (Tas) at Sydney 2014-15 Total Opponent Venue Season Best bowling for Queensland:7/34 CG Rackemann v SA at Adelaide 1988-89 Best bowling against Qld:6/48 KW Richardson (SA) at Adelaide 2012-13 3/402 defeated Tasmania Sydney 2014-15 300 lost to Victoria Brisbane 2009-10 RESULTS FOR QUEENSLAND Batting First Batting Second Opponent Venue M W L NR T P W % P W % Australian Capital Territory Brisbane (Gabba) 1 1 - - - 0 0 - 1 1 100.00 Australian Capital Territory Canberra (Manuka) 2 2 - - - 2 2 100.00 0 0 - New South Wales Brisbane (Albion) 1 1 - - - 0 0 - 1 1 100.00 New South Wales Bankstown 1 - 1 - - 1 0 0.00 0 0 - New South Wales Brisbane (Gabba) 29 13 16 - - 17 7 41.17 12 6 50.00 New South Wales Homebush 2 2 - - - 1 1 100.00 1 1 100.00 New South Wales North Sydney 4 1 3 - - 1 0 0.00 3 1 33.33 New South Wales Sydney 11 6 4 1 - 5 3 60.00 6 3 50.00 New South Wales Cairns 1 1 - - - 1 1 100.00 - - - New South Wales Canberra (Manuka) 1 1 - - - 1 1 100.00 - - - New Zealanders Brisbane (Gabba) 1 - 1 - - 0 0 - 1 0 0.00 South Australia Adelaide 22 12 10 - - 13 5 38.46 9 7 77.77 South Australia Alice Springs 1 1 - - - 1 1 100.00 - - - South Australia Football Park 1 1 - - - 0 0 - 1 1 100.00 South Australia Brisbane (Albion) 1 1 - - - 1 1 100.00 0 0 - South Australia Brisbane (Gabba) 16 12 4 - - 7 5 71.43 9 7 77.78 South Australia Townsville 1 1 - - - 0 0 - 1 1 100.00 Tasmania Brisbane (Gabba) 24 16 6 2 - 11 7 63.64 12 9 75.00 Tasmania Hobart (Bellerive) 15 7 8 - - 10 5 55.55 5 2 40.00 Tasmania Hobart (TCA) 4 2 2 - - 2 1 50.00 2 1 50.00 Tasmania Launceston 3 2 1 - - 1 0 0.00 2 2 100.00 Tasmania Mackay 1 1 - - - 1 1 100.00 - - - Victoria Ballarat 2 1 1 - - 0 0 - 2 1 50.00 Victoria Brisbane (Gabba) 22 10 11 1 - 11 5 45.45 11 5 45.45 Victoria Carlton 1 - 1 - - 1 - 0.00 0 0 - Victoria Melbourne 20 12 8 - - 13 9 69.23 7 3 42.85 Victoria Richmond 1 1 - - - 0 0 - 1 1 100.00 Victoria St Kilda 1 - 1 - - 1 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 Western Australia Brisbane (Gabba) 24 14 10 - - 14 8 57.14 10 6 60.00 Western Australia Melbourne 1 - 1 - - 0 0 - 1 0 0.00 Western Australia Perth 24 8 14 2 - 14 4 28.57 10 4 40.00 QUEENSLAND RECORD – GROUND BY GROUND Batting First Batting Second Venue First Match M NR T P W % P W % Sydney Dec 7 1969 11 1 - 5 3 60.00 6 3 50.00 Brisbane (Gabba) Nov 1 1970 117 3 - 60 32 53.33 56 34 60.71 Adelaide Dec 6 1970 22 - - 13 5 38.46 9 7 77.77 Melbourne Feb 6 1971 21 - - 14 10 71.42 7 2 33.33 Perth Jan 12 1975 24 2 - 14 4 28.57 10 4 40.00 Hobart (TCA) Jan 1 1976 4 - - 2 1 50.00 2 1 50.00 Adelaide (Football Park) Oct 18 1986 1 - - 0 0 - 1 1 100.00 Launceston Feb 28 1988 3 - - 1 0 0.00 2 2 100.00 Carlton Nov 15 1992 1 - - 1 0 0.00 0 0 - Hobart (Bellerive) Feb 6 1993 15 - - 10 5 50.00 5 2 40.00 North Sydney Oct 15 1995 4 - - 1 0 0.00 3 1 33.33 Canberra (Manuka) Jan 31 1998 3 - - 3 3 100.00 0 0 - Albion Feb 20 2000 2 - - 1 1 100.00 1 1 100.00 Bankstown Oct 22 2000 1 - - 1 0 0.00 0 0 - Richmond Oct 28 2001 1 - - 0 0 - 1 1 100.00 Ballarat Jan 26 2003 2 - - 0 0 - 2 1 50.00 Homebush Jan 17 2003 2 - - 1 1 100.00 1 1 100.00 St Kilda Dec 11 2005 1 - - 1 0 0.00 0 0 - Cairns Oct 18 2008 1 - - 1 1 100.00 0 0 - Alice Springs Nov 14 2009 1 - - 1 1 100.00 0 0 - Townsville Oct 24 2010 1 - - 0 0 - 1 1 100.00 Mackay Oct 22 2011 1 - - 1 1 100.00 - - - HOW THEY FINISHED – YEAR BY YEAR State 02-03 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 New South Wales 1 4 6 1 6 6 6 4 3 3 4 Queensland 3 2 2 6 1 4 1 3 6 4 1 South Australia 6 5 5 2 4 3 3 6 5 1 3 Tasmania 4 6 1 5 5 1 4 1 2 2 5 Victoria 5 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 5 2 Western Australia 2 1 4 4 3 5 5 5 4 6 6

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Members of Queensland teams in a Domestic One-Day Final

Player Finals Won Lost Final Yrs Championship Yrs Player Finals Won Lost Final Yrs Championship Yrs Albury, Bill 2 0 2 1971-73 Law, Stuart 6 2 4 1989-97-98- 1989-98 2000-02-04 Barsby, Trevor 3 2 1 1989-96-97 1989-96

One-Day Honour Roll Love, Martin 5 2 3 1996-98- 1996-98 Batticciotto, Glen 1 1 0 2009 2009 2000-02-04 Bichel, Andy 6 3 3 1996-98- 1986-98-07 Loxton, John 1 0 1 1971 2000-04-05-07 Lynn, Chris 1 1 0 2014 2014 Border, Allan 3 3 0 1981-89-96 1981-89-96 Maclean, John 3 1 2 1971-73-76 1976 Brabon, George 1 1 0 1982 1982 Maguire, John 2 2 0 1982-89 1982-89 Brant, Scott 2 1 1 2004-07 2007 Maher, Jimmy 8 3 5 1996-97-98- 1996-98-2007 Broad, Ryan 1 1 0 2009 2009 2000-02-04-05-07 Broad, Wayne 2 2 0 1981-82 1982-82 McDermott, Alister 1 1 0 2013 2013 Buchanan, Michael 1 1 0 2007 2007 McDermott, Craig 1 1 0 1989 1989 Burns, Joe 1 1 0 2013 2013 Moller, Greg 2 2 0 2013-14 2013-14 Cantrell, Peter 1 1 0 1989 1989 Mott, Matthew 1 0 1 1997 Carlson, Phil 3 1 2 1971-73-76 1976 Nash, Brendan 1 0 1 2005 Carseldine, Lee 3 1 2 2000-02-09 2009 Neser, Michael 1 1 0 2014 2014 Chappell, Greg 2 2 0 1976-81 1976-81 Noffke, Ashley 4 1 3 2002-04-05-07 2007 Creevey, Brendan 2 1 1 1997-98 1998 Nye, Aaron 2 1 1 2005-07 2007 Cutting, Ben 1 1 0 2014 2014 Ogilvie, David 1 1 0 1976 1976 Dale, Adam 3 1 2 1996-97-2000 1996 Perren, Clinton 5 1 4 2000-02-04-05-07 2007 Davis, Ian 1 1 0 1976 1976 Philipson, Craig 3 1 2 2004-05-07 2007 Dawes, Joe 1 0 1 2002 Phillips, Ray 2 2 0 1981-82 1981-82 deJong, Keith 1 1 0 1982 1982 Pomersbach, Luke 1 1 0 2013 2013 Dell, Tony 1 0 1 1971 Prestwidge, Scott 4 2 2 1996-97-98-2000 1996-98 Dudgeon, Keith 2 0 2 1971-73 Rackemann, Carl 2 2 0 1981-89 1981-89 Dymock, Geoff 4 3 1 1973-76-81-82 1976-81-82 Rathie, David 1 0 1 1971 Floros, Jason 2 2 0 2014 2014 Reardon, Nathan 3 3 0 2009-13-14 2009-13-14 Foley, Geoff 4 2 2 1996-97-98-2000 1996-98 Rimmington, Nathan 1 1 0 2009 2009 Forrest, Peter 1 1 0 2013 2013 Ritchie, Greg 2 2 0 1981-89 1981-89 Francke, Malcolm 2 1 1 1973-76 1976 Rowell, Greg 1 1 0 1998 1998 Gannon, Cameron 1 1 0 2013 2013 Schuller, Denis 1 1 0 1981 1981 Gaskell, Mark 1 1 0 1982 1982 Seccombe, Wade 6 2 4 1996-97-98- 1996-98 Graveney, Tom 1 0 1 1971 2000-02-05 Harris, Ryan 2 2 0 2013-14 2013-14 Seib, Ian 1 0 1 1973 Hartley, Chris 5 4 1 2004-07-09-13-14 2007-09-13-14 Simpson, Chris 2 2 0 2007-09 2007-09 Hauritz, Nathan 4 1 3 2002-04-05-14 2014 Stevens, Lachlan 1 0 1 2005 Hayden, Matthew 1 1 0 1998 1998 Surti, Rusi 1 0 1 1971 Healy, Ian 1 1 0 1989 1989 Swan, Chris 1 1 0 2009 2009 Henschell, Brett 1 1 0 1982 1982 Symonds, Andrew 5 3 2 1996-97-98- 1996-98-2009 Hohns, Trevor 2 1 1 1973-82 1982 2002-09 Hopes, James 6 4 2 2002-04-07-09-13-14 2007-09-13-14 Tazelaar, Dirk 1 1 0 1989 1989 Jackson, Paul 1 1 0 1998 1998 Thomson, Jeff 2 2 0 1976-81 1976-81 Johnson, Mitchell 1 0 1 2005 Trimble, Sam 2 0 2 1971-73 Jones, Alan 2 0 2 1971-73 Turner, Dale 1 0 1 2000 Joyce, Bob 1 0 1 1973 Walters, Max 1 1 0 1976 1976 Kasprowicz, Michael 4 1 3 1996-97-2000-02 1996 Wessels, Kepler 2 2 0 1981-82 1981-82 Kent, Martin 2 2 0 1976-81 1976-81 Note: The year listed represents the year in which the final was actually played. So, Queensland’s first one-day title in 1975-76 is listed as ‘1976’. Kerr, Robert 2 2 0 1982-89 1982-89 Khawaja, Usman 1 1 0 2014 2014 Langley, Jeff 1 1 0 1976 1976 Laughlin, Ben 1 1 0 2009 2009

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Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs Scored Highest Score50’s 100’s Ave Batting Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Ave Bowling5Wk Best Economy S/R Albury, WD 1970/71 – 1973/74 8 5 1 9 4 * 0 0 2.25 2 0 2 455 2 251 13 19.31 - 3/21 1.81 35.00 Anderson, MA 1999/00 2 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 0 84 1 78 2 39.00 - 2/25 1.07 42.00 Anderson, PW 1986/87 – 1992/93 6 3 2 65 63 * 1 0 64.00 4 0 4 ------Balcam, LF 1978/79 – 1983/84 1 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 0 54 0 49 5 9.80 1 5/49 1.10 10.80 Barsby, CR 2010/11 – 2 2 0 17 13 0 0 8.50 0 0 0 ------Barsby, TJ 1985/86 – 1996/97 42 41 2 1145 101 10 1 29.36 10 0 10 ------Batticciotto, GC 2008/09 – 2009/10 9 9 3 179 54 * 1 0 29.83 2 0 2 ------Bichel, AJ 1992/93 – 2008/09 78 53 13 812 67 3 0 20.30 24 0 24 4001 45 2941 87 33.80 - 4/45 1.36 45.98 Border, AR 1980/81 – 1995/96 43 40 8 1049 97 9 0 32.78 26 0 26 471 2 403 4 100.75 - 2/9 1.16 117.75 Botham, IT 1987/88 2 2 0 15 15 0 0 7.50 0 0 0 120 5 77 2 38.50 - 1/17 1.55 60.00 Boyce, CJ 2010/11 – 11 5 4 32 11 * 0 0 32.00 2 0 2 463 1 441 9 49.00 - 2/61 5.71 51.44 Brabon, GW 1981/82 3 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 1 0 1 174 1 127 3 42.33 - 1/38 1.37 58.00 Brant, SA 2001/02 – 2007/08 28 8 3 8 3 * 0 0 1.60 7 0 7 1242 18 870 24 36.25 - 3/33 1.42 51.75 Broad, RA 2005/06- 30 30 1 655 92 5 0 22.58 11 0 11 ------Broad, WR 1978/79 – 1986/87 12 11 1 207 85 2 0 20.70 4 0 4 388 1 313 9 34.78 - 3/71 1.23 43.11 Burns, JA 2010/11 – 23 23 3 667 115 3 1 33.35 10 0 10 ------Buchanan, JM 1978/79 1 1 0 64 64 1 0 64.00 1 0 1 12 0 11 0 - - 1.09 Buchanan, MJ 2006/07 – 2007/08 11 8 3 130 40 * 0 0 26.00 4 0 4 63 0 83 1 83.00 - 1/34 0.75 63.00 Buckle, WH 1971/72 1 1 0 32 32 0 0 32.00 0 0 0 ------Cantrell, PE 1988/89 – 1990/91 10 10 0 271 100 0 1 27.10 5 0 5 253 1 184 2 92.00 - 1/7 1.37 126.50 Carew, PJ 1989/90 1 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 0 36 0 39 2 19.50 - 2/39 0.92 18.00 Carlson, PH 1970/71 – 1980/81 20 17 2 271 58 2 0 18.07 4 0 4 858 14 489 18 27.17 - 3/17 1.75 47.66 Carseldine, LA 1999/00- 58 56 3 1526 126 7 3 28.79 21 0 21 378 2 297 11 27.00 - 4/6 1.27 34.36 Cassell, JL 2000/01 1 1 0 13 13 0 0 13.00 0 0 0 ------Chappell, GS 1973/74 – 1983/84 20 20 0 682 92 7 0 34.10 13 0 13 761 9 492 27 18.22 - 4/35 1.54 28.18 Clifford, PS 1989/90 – 1990/91 2 2 1 64 52 * 1 0 64.00 0 0 0 ------Cooke, CJ 1977/78 1 1 1 0 0 * 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 64 0 32 0 - - 2.00 Cosier, GJ 1977/78 – 1979/80 5 5 1 128 38 0 0 32.00 2 0 2 135 2 87 3 29.00 - 2/44 1.55 45.00 Courtice, BA 1982/83 – 1986/87 5 5 0 166 105 1 1 33.20 0 0 0 ------Creevey, BN 1996/97 – 2000/01 25 18 8 215 32 0 0 21.50 2 0 2 1123 13 893 28 31.89 - 3/26 1.25 40.10 Cutting, BCJ 2009/10 – 39 29 7 506 98 * 2 0 23.00 9 0 9 2004 20 1811 52 34.82 - 4/63 5.42 38.53 Dale, AC 1995/96 – 2000/01 27 11 6 55 14 * 0 0 11.00 6 0 6 1451 20 842 36 23.38 - 4/26 1.72 40.30 Davis, IC 1975/76 3 3 0 104 60 1 0 34.67 1 0 1 ------Dawes, JH 1997/98 – 2003/04 13 1 1 1 1 * 0 0 - 2 0 2 636 4 466 16 29.12 - 3/26 1.36 39.75 De Jong, HK 1981/82 2 2 2 22 12 * 0 0 - 1 0 1 114 1 77 1 77.00 - 1/43 1.48 114.00 Dell, AR 1970/71 – 1974/75 6 3 2 1 1 * 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 354 7 185 10 18.50 - 4/31 1.91 35.40 Drinnen, PJ 1989/90 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 3 0 3 ------Dudgeon, KE 1969/70 – 1973/74 7 6 1 122 43 0 0 24.40 1 0 1 152 - 128 3 42.67 - 2/21 1.18 50.66 Duncan, JRF 1969/70 – 1971/72 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 1.00 1 0 1 192 2 99 3 33.00 - 2/32 1.93 64.00 Dunk, BR 2010/11 – 14 14 2 379 115 * 2 1 31.58 15 1 16 ------Dymock, G 1972/73 – 1981/82 23 11 4 60 15 * 0 0 8.57 6 0 6 1300 20 749 39 19.21 1 5/27 1.73 33.33 Ellis, DL 1973/74 1 1 1 3 3 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 32 1 23 0 - - 1.39 Farrell, SJ 2003/04 1 1 0 8 8 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 ------Feldman, LW 2010/11 – 19 6 3 51 28 * 0 0 17.00 4 0 4 895 12 752 20 37.60 1 5/57 5.04 44.75 Fitness, GAJ 1993/94 – 2000/01 3 3 1 34 22 * 0 0 17.00 1 1 2 ------Floros, JS 2010/11 – 19 14 3 217 60 1 0 19.72 12 0 12 390 3 346 13 26.61 - 3/37 5.32 30.00 Foley, GI 1989/90 – 2000/01 41 34 7 677 66 3 0 25.07 12 0 12 973 8 728 23 31.65 - 4/34 1.33 42.30 Forrest, PJ 2011/12 – 22 21 3 578 98 4 0 32.11 14 0 14 12 - 9 - - - - 4.50 - Francke, FM 1971/72 – 1976/77 11 7 3 50 26 0 0 12.50 3 0 3 572 5 319 16 19.94 - 4/23 1.79 35.75 Frei, H 1982/83 – 1986/87 10 6 3 13 5 0 0 4.33 4 0 4 522 14 330 9 36.67 - 2/17 1.58 58.00 Gale, MG 2011/12 – 7 4 3 50 22 * 0 0 50.00 0 0 0 402 2 385 13 29.61 1 5/67 5.74 30.92 Gannon, CJ 2010/11 – 13 7 3 53 22 0 0 13.25 6 0 6 758 10 560 23 24.34 1 5/38 4.43 32.95 Gaskell, MA 1977/78 – 1981/82 3 3 0 46 26 0 0 15.33 0 0 0 ------George PR 2014/15 - 5 1 1 2 2* 0 0 - 2 0 2 270 3 271 11 24.63 1 5/39 6.02 24.54 Goggin, PJT 1992/93 5 5 0 164 60 2 0 32.80 0 0 0 ------Graveney, TW 1970/71 3 3 1 106 98 1 0 53.00 2 0 2 ------Harris, RJ 2008/09 – 19 10 2 65 22 0 0 8.12 7 0 7 997 12 775 30 25.83 - 4/26 4.66 33.23 Hartley, CD 2003/04 – 87 77 19 1952 142 12 1 33.65 109 13 122 ------Hauritz, NM 2000/01 – 67 38 13 350 39 * 0 0 14.00 22 0 22 3200 11 2475 80 30.93 - 4/39 4.64 40.00 Hayden, ML 1992/93 – 2008/09 61 61 9 2616 152 * 15 8 50.30 21 0 21 48 0 32 3 10.66 - 2/16 1.50 16.00 Healy, IA 1987/88 – 1998/99 29 16 3 221 48 0 0 17.00 47 7 54 ------Henschell, AB 1981/82 – 1987/88 11 9 4 124 47 * 0 0 24.80 7 0 7 90 1 52 3 17.33 - 3/25 1.73 30.00 Hohns, TV 1972/73 – 1990/91 21 14 4 135 47 0 0 13.50 5 0 5 186 2 114 3 38.00 - 2/19 1.63 62.00 Hopes, JR 2000/01 – 110 94 9 2229 115 11 2 26.22 27 0 27 5384 50 4058 152 26.69 1 5/29 4.52 35.42 Inwood, BP 1986/87 – 1989/90 4 3 1 22 13 0 0 11.00 1 0 1 102 1 73 3 24.33 - 2/20 1.39 34.00 Ipson, BK 2010/11 – 9 8 2 124 33 0 0 20.67 1 0 1 385 1 296 8 37.00 - 3/46 4.61 48.31 Jackson, PW 1993/94 – 1998/99 20 4 2 16 10 * 0 0 8.00 7 0 7 972 5 717 18 39.83 - 3/51 1.35 54.00 Jelich, N 1985/86 – 1986/87 1 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 2 0 2 ------Johnson, MG 2003/04 – 2007/08 19 7 4 84 27 0 0 28.00 2 0 2 1092 13 873 21 41.57 - 4/37 1.25 52.00 Jones, AR 1970/71 – 1976/77 7 7 1 69 25 * 0 0 11.50 2 0 2 192 1 127 4 31.75 - 2/28 1.51 48.00 Joyce, RE 1969/70 – 1972/73 4 3 0 26 17 0 0 8.67 1 0 1 56 0 33 1 33.00 - 1/13 1.69 56.00 Jurgensen, SJ 2003/04 – 2004/05 7 2 1 1 1 * 0 0 1.00 1 0 1 340 2 277 5 55.40 - 2/31 1.22 68.00 Kasprowicz, MS 1989/90 – 2007/08 83 39 20 274 34 0 0 14.42 15 0 15 4207 54 2941 101 29.11 - 4/19 1.43 41.65 Kent, MF 1974/75 – 1980/81 11 11 0 343 76 3 0 31.18 2 0 2 ------Kerr, RB 1981/82 – 1989/90 19 19 2 632 95 * 7 0 37.18 7 0 7 ------Khawaja, UT 2012/13 – 19 19 1 1206 166 8 3 67.00 9 0 9 ------King, IH 1969/70 1 1 1 1 1 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 64 1 33 5 6.60 1 5/33 1.93 12.80 Kruger, NJ 2002/03 – 2009/10 4 4 0 129 67 0 0 32.25 1 0 1 ------Langley, JN 1974/75 – 1979/80 8 8 1 127 59 1 0 18.14 0 0 0 ------Laughlin, B 2008/09- 17 9 6 27 14 * 0 0 9.00 3 0 3 820 8 695 35 19.85 1 6/23 1.17 23.42 Law, SG 1988/89 – 2003/04 85 78 7 2534 159 10 6 35.69 35 0 35 806 4 600 21 28.57 - 4/33 1.34 38.38 Love, ML 1993/94 – 2008/09 82 79 11 2412 127 * 9 4 35.47 31 0 31 ------Loxton, JFC 1969/70 – 1970/71 2 2 0 16 8 0 0 8.00 0 0 0 ------Lucas, MJ 1969/70 – 1971/72 2 2 0 45 40 0 0 22.50 1 0 1 ------Lynn, CA 2009/10 – 29 29 4 802 98 6 0 32.08 `12 0 12 69 - 45 1/3 45.00 - - 3.91 69.00 MacKenzie,DR 2001/02 – 2003/04 10 5 3 42 23 * 0 0 21.00 1 0 1 324 2 264 11 24.00 - 3/20 1.22 29.45 Maclean, JA 1969/70 – 1978/79 19 16 5 162 39 0 0 14.73 32 1 33 ------Madders, GJ 1979/80 2 2 1 4 3 * 0 0 4.00 1 0 1 ------Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 85 | Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs Scored Highest Score50’s 100’s Ave Batting Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Ave Bowling5Wk Best Economy S/R Magoffin, SJ 2011/12- 1 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 0 72 2 59 3 19.66 - 3/59 1.22 24.00 Maguire, JN 1978/79 – 1988/89 17 6 3 59 21 0 0 19.67 6 0 6 967 17 657 22 29.86 - 3/26 1.47 43.95 Maher, JP 1993/94 – 2007/08 112 112 10 4589 187 25 10 44.99 51 0 51 91 0 87 2 43.50 - 2/43 1.04 45.50 Mainhardt, MS 1982/83 – 1985/86 3 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 1 0 1 162 0 133 3 44.33 - 2/45 1.21 54.00 Majid, J Khan 1973/74 1 1 0 115 115 0 1 115.00 0 0 0 44 0 32 0 - - 1.37 Maranta, MG 1982/83 – 1986/87 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 2 0 2 174 2 125 2 62.50 - 2/53 1.39 87.00 McDermott, AC 2009/10 – 24 12 10 37 13 0 0 18.50 8 0 8 1345 17 1100 40 27.50 1 5/64 4.91 33.63 McDermott BR 2014/15 - 1 1 0 13 13 0 0 13.00 0 0 0 ------McDermott, CJ 1984/85 – 1995/96 25 15 4 138 41 0 0 12.55 5 0 5 1250 27 784 30 26.13 - 4/14 1.59 41.66 Michael, DP 2012/13 – 1 1 1 30 30 * 0 0 0 1 0 1 ------Milenko S 2014/15 - 3 2 1 55 54 1 0 55.00 1 0 1 80 0 73 5 14.60 - 3/10 Miller, MC 1997/98 2 2 2 3 2 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 90 0 85 1 85.00 - 1/57 1.05 90.00 Moller, GD 2008/09 – 12 12 0 214 50 1 0 17.83 4 0 4 ------Monty, S 1990/91 – 1991/92 4 3 0 55 41 0 0 18.33 0 0 0 180 3 88 4 22.00 - 2/33 2.04 45.00 Morgan, OJ 1969/70 1 1 0 13 13 0 0 13.00 0 0 0 64 0 47 1 47.00 - 1/47 1.36 64.00 Mott, MP 1995/96 – 1997/98 5 4 0 37 23 0 0 9.25 2 0 2 6 0 5 0 - 1.20 Muller, SA 1997/98 – 2001/02 7 2 1 5 5 * 0 0 5.00 0 0 0 309 0 248 12 20.66 1 5/43 1.24 25.75 Nash, BP 2000/01 – 2006/07 36 24 4 477 63 1 0 23.85 14 0 14 48 0 47 2 23.50 - 2/31 1.02 24.00 Neser, MG 2010/11 – 17 11 4 200 56 1 0 28.57 6 0 6 706 2 661 15 44.06 - 4/50 5.61 47.06 Noffke, AA 1999/00 – 2008/09 68 31 13 369 45 0 0 20.50 19 0 19 3395 42 2635 73 36.09 - 4/32 1.28 46.50 Nye, AJ 2004/05 – 2008/09 20 19 2 330 43 0 0 19.41 6 0 6 331 1 276 8 34.50 - 3/55 1.19 41.37 O’Leary, SJ 2000/01 3 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 1 0 1 30 0 35 0 - - 0.85

All-Time Queensland Domestic One-Day Statistics All-Time Ogilvie, AD 1975/76 – 1978/79 8 8 0 212 82 2 0 26.50 3 0 3 ------Parker, RE 1970/71 – 1971/72 3 3 0 33 32 0 0 11.00 3 0 3 ------Pascoe, MD 1998/99 – 2001/02 2 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 84 2 80 4 20.00 - 3/43 1.05 21.00 Paulsen, RG 1969/70 – 1970/71 2 1 0 12 12 0 0 12.00 2 0 2 112 0 80 2 40.00 - 1/39 1.40 56.00 Paulsen, SJ 2005/06 9 8 0 139 36 0 0 17.37 4 0 4 67 0 80 2 40.00 - 2/19 0.83 33.50 Payne, DM 2002/03 – 2003/04 9 9 1 241 52 1 0 30.12 1 0 1 18 0 26 0 - 0.69 Peirson, JJ 2013/14 - 3 3 0 143 85 1 0 47.66 2 0 2 ------Perren, CT 1997/98 – 2008/09 98 90 14 2844 117 21 2 37.42 34 0 34 249 2 208 4 52.00 - 1/10 1.19 62.25 Philipson, CA 2003/04- 56 52 9 1459 100 8 1 33.93 20 0 20 66 0 58 2 29.00 - 1/2 1.13 33.00 Phillips, RB 1980/81 – 1985/86 18 12 5 112 19 0 0 16.00 22 0 22 ------Polzin, MA 1987/88 – 1990/91 4 2 1 24 24 * 0 0 24.00 0 0 210 4 157 2 78.50 - 1/10 1.33 105.00 Pomersbach, LA 2012/13 – 4 4 0 67 51 1 0 16.75 2 0 2 ------Prestwidge, SA 1992/93 – 2000/01 45 30 5 527 66 2 0 21.08 5 0 5 2189 18 1755 67 26.19 1 5/59 1.24 32.67 Rackemann, CG 1979/80 – 1994/95 36 14 5 45 25 0 0 5.00 4 0 4 1975 38 1249 48 26.02 1 7/34 1.58 41.14 Rathie, DS 1970/71 – 1974/75 2 2 0 38 26 0 0 19.00 0 0 0 ------Reardon, NJ 2005/06 – 75 73 8 1951 116 16 1 30.01 23 0 23 138 - 137 1 137.00 - 1/11 5.95 138.00 Richards, IVA 1976/77 2 2 0 50 50 1 0 25.00 1 0 1 ------Rimmington, NJ 2006/07- 22 15 3 145 42 0 0 12.08 4 0 4 1184 13 889 37 24.02 - 4/40 1.33 32.00 Ritchie, GM 1980/81 – 1991/92 27 24 4 825 114 5 1 41.25 6 0 6 16 0 11 0 - - 1.45 Robinson, AW 2010/11 – 7 7 0 129 66 1 0 18.43 5 0 5 ------Rowell, GJ 1991/92 – 1998/99 16 4 2 32 17 * 0 0 16.00 3 0 3 828 16 499 18 27.72 - 3/30 1.65 46.00 Ryan, PA 1971/72 1 1 1 9 9 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 ------Schuller, DC 1975/76 – 1980/81 7 2 0 5 5 0 0 2.50 0 0 0 266 5 155 9 17.22 - 3/22 1.71 29.55 Seccombe, WA 1994/94 – 2004/05 77 56 16 794 67 * 3 0 19.85 104 22 126 ------Seib, IM 1970/71 – 1974/75 7 7 1 143 64 * 1 0 23.83 5 0 5 ------Simpson, CP 2003/04- 56 47 6 635 61 * 1 0 15.48 23 0 23 2163 6 1695 49 34.59 - 4/34 1.27 44.14 Sippel, M 2001/02 1 1 0 0 - 0 0 - 2 0 2 ------Skennar, GI 2011/12- 3 3 0 40 33 0 0 13.33 1 0 1 78 0 59 0 - - 1.32 Steketee, MT 2014/15 - 3 1 0 4 4 0 0 4.00 1 0 1 102 0 83 5 16.60 - 4/29 4.88 20.40 Stephensen, RB 1989/90 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 24 0 18 1 18.00 - 1/18 1.33 24.00 Stevens, LM 2004/05 – 2006/07 6 6 0 53 18 0 0 8.83 1 0 1 138 0 115 0 - - 1.20 Storey, SC 1989/90 – 1992/93 6 5 1 90 48 0 0 22.50 1 0 1 264 1 188 7 26.86 - 2/29 1.40 37.71 Sullivan, GJ 2006/07 – 2007/08 7 4 1 21 19 0 0 7.00 1 0 1 206 0 174 5 34.80 - 1/38 1.18 41.20 Surti, RF 1969/70 – 1970/71 5 5 1 179 67 * 1 0 44.75 0 0 0 165 0 127 6 21.17 - 4/29 1.29 27.50 Swan, CR 2007/08 – 2011/12 22 15 4 90 30 * 0 0 8.18 4 0 4 1122 9 809 30 26.96 - 4/24 1.38 37.40 Symonds, A 1993/94 – 2009/10 77 73 8 1803 91 10 0 27.73 40 0 40 1947 12 1608 41 39.21 - 3/23 1.21 47.48 Taylor, PL 1990/91 – 1991/92 6 4 2 117 50 * 1 0 58.50 2 0 2 308 5 232 6 38.67 - 2/34 1.32 51.33 Tazelaar, D 1985/86 – 1994/95 18 7 1 23 6 0 0 3.83 5 0 5 954 12 631 17 37.12 - 3/18 1.51 56.11 Thomas, JM 1993/94 2 2 0 78 71 1 0 39.00 0 0 ------Thomson, JR 1974/75 – 1985/86 25 12 2 78 14 0 0 7.80 8 0 8 1273 19 821 35 23.46 1 6/18 1.55 36.37 Tooley, MV 1990/91 – 1992/93 2 2 0 8 8 0 0 4.00 0 0 ------Trimble, GS 1984/85 – 1989/90 13 13 3 192 32 0 0 19.20 4 0 4 66 2 52 0 - - 1.26 Trimble, SC 1969/70 – 1975/76 10 10 1 238 56 2 0 26.44 6 0 6 ------Turner, DA 1999/00 – 2000/01 7 2 0 16 16 0 0 8.00 1 0 1 280 0 253 6 42.16 - 2/13 1.10 46.66 Twible, PW 1982/83 – 1986/87 4 1 0 1 1 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 240 4 118 6 19.67 - 2/21 2.03 40.00 Walker, JM 1988/89 1 1 0 6 6 0 0 6.00 0 0 0 ------Walter, SH 2009/10 – 7 1 1 0 0 * 0 0 0 3 0 3 294 4 234 10 23.40 - 4/34 4.78 29.40 Walters, MJ 1975/76 – 1978/79 3 3 1 104 57 * 1 0 52.00 1 0 1 ------Watson, SR 2004/05 – 2008/09 13 12 1 351 71 2 0 31.90 6 0 6 424 0 326 6 54.33 - 1/22 1.30 70.66 Wellham, DM 1991/92 – 1993/94 6 4 0 158 70 1 0 39.50 2 0 2 ------Wessels, KC 1979/80 – 1985/86 19 19 2 656 73 6 0 38.59 10 0 10 162 2 108 7 15.43 - 4/24 1.50 23.14 Whyte, GK 1974/75 – 1978/79 6 4 0 45 14 0 0 11.25 4 0 4 84 1 49 1 49.00 - 1/36 1.71 84.00

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MOST GAMES CAPTAINS Games Player Career Games Player Career Captain M W L D NR A %WON 26 NJ Reardon 2005-06 – 2010-11 22 NJ Rimmington 2005-06 – 2010-11 JP Maher 7 1 4 - 1 1 14.29 24 JR Hopes 2005-06 – 2010-11 21 LA Carseldine 2007-08 – 2010-11 CD Hartley 1 1 - - - - 100.00 24 CA Philipson 2005-06 – 2010-11 20 CD Hartley 2005-06 – 2010-11 JR Hopes 9 3 6 - - - 33.33 24 CP Simpson 2005-06 – 2010-11 CP Simpson 12 6 6 - - - 50.00 Total 29 11 16 - 1 1 Batting Records LEADING RUN-SCORERS HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE Batsman M Inn NO Runs H.S 50 Avrge ScR Runs Balls Player Opponent Venue Season JR Hopes 24 23 0 592 65* 6 25.73 133.03 82 37 CT Perren Tasmania Toowoomba 2006-07 LA Carseldine 21 19 4 515 74 4 34.33 126.23 76 38 CP Simpson Western Australia Brisbane 2009-10 NJ Reardon 26 23 1 387 56 3 17.59 122.01 74 45 LA Carseldine Western Australia Perth 2008-09 CA Philipson 24 21 4 351 46* 0 20.64 125.00 70* 40 BR Dunk Victoria Brisbane 2009-10 CP Simpson 24 22 1 333 76 1 15.85 134.27 69* 32 SR Watson Tasmania Brisbane 2007-08 BR Dunk 9 7 1 159 70* 1 26.50 139.47 67* 47 LA Carseldine South Australia Brisbane 2008-09

HIGHEST PARTNERSHIP FOR EACH WICKET Wkt Ttl Batsmen Opponent Venue Season Wkt Ttl Batsmen Opponent Venue Season 1st 84 GC Batticciotto & JR Hopes Tasmania Bellerive 2008-09 6th 95 * JR Hopes & BR Dunk Victoria Brisbane 2009-10 2nd 97 * JP Maher & SR Watson Tasmania Brisbane 2007-08 7th 57 CA Philipson & BR Dunk Western Australia Brisbane 2009-10 3rd 94 * LA Carseldine & JR Hopes Tasmania Brisbane 2010-11 8th 49 CP Simpson & AJ Bichel South Australia Adelaide 2006-07 4th 126 CT Perren & NJ Reardon Tasmania Toowoomba 2006-07 9th 24 BK Ipson & BCJ Cutting South Australia Adelaide 2010-11 5th 79 JP Maher & SJ Paulsen Tasmania Brisbane 2005-06 10th 29 * NJ Rimmington & LW Feldman New South Wales Brisbane 2010-11

Bowling Records LEADING WICKET-TAKERS BEST BOWLING IN AN INNINGS Bowler M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Avrge 5 Best Wkts Bowler Opponent Venue Season NJ Rimmington 22 448 - 544 31 17.54 1 5/27 5/27 NJ Rimmington Tasmania Toowoomba 2006-07 CP Simpson 24 396 - 501 23 17.28 - 3/17 3/13 NJ Rimmington New South Wales Sydney 2009-10 JR Hopes 24 438 - 602 18 33.44 - 3/33 3/14 NJ Rimmington Western Australia Perth 2008-09 RJ Harris 10 221 - 265 15 17.66 - 3/23 3/17 CP Simpson South Australia Adelaide 2010-11 BCJ Cutting 14 252 - 382 11 34.72 - 2/24 3/23 RJ Harris Victoria Melbourne 2009-10 AA Noffke 10 187 - 208 10 20.80 - 2/13 3/25 B Laughlin New South Wales Brisbane 2010-11

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Bowler Opponent Venue Season NJ Rimmington Tasmania Toowoomba 2006-07

Wicket-Keeping & Fielding Records

MOST DISMISSALS BY A WICKET-KEEPER MOST CATCHES BY A FIELDSMAN Wicket-keeper Matches Ct St Total Ct M Fieldsmen Ct M Fieldsmen CD Hartley 20 15 4 19 9 26 NJ Reardon 6 24 CA Philipson BR Dunk 9 5 1 6 7 11 GC Batticciotto 5 21 LA Carseldine 7 22 NJ Rimmington 5 24 JR Hopes 7 24 CP Simpson Results Summary TWENTY20 COMPETITION 2005-06 to 2010-11 Season Winner Runner Up Season Winner Runner Up Season Winner Runner Up KFC Twenty20 Big Bash 2007-08 Victoria WA 2010-11 SA NSW 22005-06 Victoria NSW 2008-09 NSW Victoria 2006-07 Victoria Tasmania 2009-10 Victoria SA Note: The State-based Big Bash was replaced by the City-based Big Bash League in 2011/12.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 87 | MATCH RESULTS WIN/LOSS RECORD – QUEENSLAND v OTHER STATES Batting 1st Batting 2nd Batting 1st Batting 2nd M W L NR T A WIN% P W % P W % Opponent M W L NR T A P W % P W % NSW 31 14 17 - - - 45.16 13 7 53.85 18 7 38.89 NSW 7 3 4 - - - 4 2 50.00 3 1 33.33 Qld 29 11 16 1 - 1 37.93 14 6 42.86 15 5 33.33 SA 5 1 3 - - 1 2 0 0.00 3 1 33.33 SA 29 14 14 - - 1 48.28 18 10 55.56 11 4 36.36 Tasmania 6 4 1 1 - - 3 2 66.66 3 2 66.67 Tasmania 28 12 15 1 - - 42.86 14 8 57.14 14 4 28.57 Victoria 7 1 6 - - - 2 0 0.00 5 1 20.00 Victoria 33 22 11 - - - 66.67 21 15 71.43 12 7 58.33 WA 4 2 2 - - - 3 2 66.66 1 0 0.00 WA 28 14 14 - - - 50.00 9 7 77.78 19 7 36.84 TOTAL 29 11 16 1 - 1 14 6 42.85 15 5 33.33 TOTAL 178 87 87 2 - 2 89 53 59.55 89 34 38.20 Team Records ALL TIME RECORDS HIGHEST INNINGS TOTALS BATTING 1st Highest total for Qld: 7/203 v WA at Brisbane 2009-10 Total Opponent Venue Season Highest total against Qld: 4/202 v WA at Brisbane 2010-11 7/203 defeated WA Brisbane 2009-10 Lowest total for Qld: 106 v Vic at Melbourne 2006-07 Lowest total against Qld: 8/118 by Tas at Brisbane 2010-11 HIGHEST INNINGS TOTALS BATTING 2nd Domestic Twenty20 History, Records & Statistics History, Domestic Twenty20 Highest score for Qld: 82 CT Perren v Tas at T’mba 2006-07 Highest score against Qld: 92 CH Gayle (WA) at Brisbane 2010-11 Total Opponent Venue Season Best bowling for Qld: 5/27 NJ Rimmington v Tas at T’mba 2006-07 1/177 defeated Tasmania Brisbane 2007-08 Best bowling against Qld: 6/25 MG Dighton (Tas) at T’mba 2006-07

RESULTS FOR QUEENSLAND Batting First Batting Second Opponent Venue M W L NR T A P W % P W % New South Wales North Sydney 1 0 1 - - - 1 0 0.00 0 0 - New South Wales Brisbane 3 1 2 - - - 2 1 50.00 1 0 0.00 New South Wales Homebush 3 2 1 - - - 1 1 100.00 2 1 50.00 South Australia Adelaide 3 0 3 - - - 1 0 0.00 2 0 0.00 South Australia Brisbane 2 1 0 - - 1 1 0 0.00 1 1 100.00 Tasmania Brisbane 4 3 0 1 - - 2 1 50.00 2 2 100.00 Tasmania Hobart 1 0 1 - - - 0 0 - 1 0 0.00 Tasmania Toowoomba 1 1 0 - - - 1 1 100.00 0 0 - Victoria Brisbane 3 0 3 - - - 2 0 0.00 1 0 0.00 Victoria Geelong 1 1 0 - - - 0 0 - 1 1 100.00 Victoria Melbourne 2 0 2 - - - 0 0 - 2 0 0.00 Victoria Townsville 1 0 1 - - - 0 0 - 1 0 0.00 Western Australia Brisbane 2 1 1 - - - 1 1 100.00 1 0 0.00 Western Australia Perth 2 1 1 - - - 2 1 50.00 0 0 -

All-Time Queensland Twenty20 Statistics January 6, 2006 – January 19, 2011

Player Career Matches Innings #NO Runs Scored Highest Score50’s 100’s Ave Batting Catches StumpingsTotal Balls Maidens Runs AgainstWkts Ave Bowling5Wk Best Economy S/R Batticciotto, GC 2008/09-2009/10 11 9 3 107 38 0 0 17.83 7 0 7 ------Bichel, AJ 2005/06-2008/09 5 5 2 80 33 0 0 26.66 1 0 1 85 0 138 3 46.00 - 1/25 0.61 28.33 Buchanan, MJ 2005/06-2007/08 5 5 1 60 48 0 0 15.00 1 0 1 12 0 24 1 24.00 - 1/24 0.50 12.00 Carseldine, LA 2007/08-2010/11 21 19 4 515 74 4 0 34.33 5 0 5 78 0 107 6 17.83 - 2/13 0.72 13.00 Cutting, BCJ 2008/09-2010/11 14 8 6 88 23 * 0 0 44.00 4 0 4 252 0 382 11 34.72 - 2/24 0.65 22.90 Dunk, BR 2009/10-2010/11 9 7 1 159 70 * 1 0 35.50 5 1 6 ------Feldman, LW 2010/11 4 1 1 6 6 * 0 0 - 1 0 1 87 0 121 3 40.33 - 1/10 0.71 29.00 Floros, JS 2010/11 2 1 1 17 17 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 ------Harris, RJ 2008/09-2010/11 10 3 1 10 7 0 0 5.00 1 0 1 221 0 265 15 17.66 - 3/23 0.83 14.73 Hartley, CD 2005/06-2010/11 20 12 4 151 27 * 0 0 18.87 15 4 19 ------Hauritz, NM 2005/06 2 1 1 3 3 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 24 0 31 1 31.00 - 1/31 0.77 24.00 Hopes, JR 2005/06-2010/11 24 23 0 592 65 * 6 0 25.73 5 0 5 438 0 602 18 33.44 - 3/33 0.72 24.33 Ipson, BK 2010/11 2 1 0 16 16 0 0 16.00 1 0 1 42 0 48 2 24.00 - 1/20 0.87 21.00 Johnson, MG 2005/06-2007/08 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 30 0 42 2 21.00 - 1/9 0.71 15.00 Kasprowicz, MS 2005/06-2007/08 5 2 0 23 20 0 0 11.50 1 0 1 84 0 118 1 118.00 - 1/23 0.71 84.00 Laughlin, B 2008/09-2010/11 8 1 1 0 0 * 0 0 - 2 0 2 162 0 203 7 29.00 - 3/25 0.79 23.14 Lumb, MJ 2010/11 6 6 0 124 42 0 0 20.66 2 0 2 ------Lynn, CA 2009/10-2010/11 5 3 0 41 31 0 0 13.66 0 0 0 6 0 6 0 - - - 1.00 - Maher, JP 2005/06-2007/08 8 7 1 158 59 1 0 26.33 0 0 0 ------McDermott, AC 2008/09-2009/10 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 0 2 84 0 108 2 54.00 - 1/13 0.77 42.00 Neser, MG 2010/11 6 3 0 17 13 0 0 5.66 3 0 3 102 0 147 6 24.50 - 3/33 0.69 17.00 Noffke, AA 2005/06-2007/08 10 7 2 61 19 0 0 12.20 1 0 1 187 0 208 10 20.80 - 2/13 0.89 18.70 Nye, AJ 2006/07-2007/08 7 5 0 33 20 0 0 6.60 4 0 4 78 0 113 7 16.14 - 3/26 0.69 11.14 Paulsen, SJ 2005/06-2006/07 3 3 0 76 45 0 0 25.33 0 0 0 6 0 9 0 - - - 0.66 - Payne, DM 2007/08 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 ------Perren, CT 2006/07-2007/08 7 6 0 147 82 1 0 24.50 2 0 2 ------Philipson, CA 2005/06-2010/11 24 21 4 351 46 * 0 0 20.64 6 0 6 ------Reardon, NJ 2005/06-2010/11 26 23 1 387 56 3 0 17.59 9 0 9 59 0 76 3 25.33 - 2/20 0.77 19.66 Rimmington, NJ 2005/06-2010/11 22 7 4 32 24 * 0 0 10.66 7 0 7 448 0 544 31 17.54 1 5/27 0.82 14.45 Simpson, CP 2005/06-2010/11 24 22 1 333 76 1 0 15.85 7 0 7 396 0 501 23 17.28 - 3/17 0.79 17.21 Sullivan, GJ 2007/08 2 1 1 0 0 * 0 0 - 0 0 0 42 0 66 3 22.00 - 2/36 0.63 14.00 Symonds, A 2009/10 6 6 2 88 38 * 0 0 22.00 4 0 4 48 0 62 2 31.00 - 1/14 0.77 24.00 Tate, SW 2005/06 1 1 0 5 5 0 0 5.00 0 0 0 24 0 28 2 14.00 - 2/28 0.85 12.00 Townsend, WJ 2008/09 4 4 0 82 35 0 0 20.50 5 0 5 ------Vettori, DL 2009/10 – 2009/10 2 1 1 3 3 * 0 0 - 3 0 3 36 0 32 1 32.00 - 1/7 1.12 36.00 Watson, SR 2007/08 – 2008/09 5 4 1 143 69 * 2 0 47.66 2 0 2 96 0 98 6 16.33 - 2/19 0.97 16.00 | 88 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 2014-15 Office Bearers Office Bearers

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Report on the Financial Report Report on the Financial Report We have audited the accompanying financial report of Queensland Cricket Association Limited, which comprisesWe have audited the consolidated the accompanying statement financial of financial report position of Queensland as at 30 CricketJune 2015, Association the consolidated Limited, which statementcomprises theof comprehensive consolidated statement income, the of financialconsolidated position statement as at 30 of June changes 2015, in theequity consolidated and the consolidatedstatement of statementcomprehensive of cash income, flows forthe theconsolidated year then statementended, notes of changescomprising in equitya summary and the of

consolidatedsignificant accounting statement policies of cash and flows otherfor explanatorythe year then information, ended, notes and comprising the directors’ a summary declaration of of the consolidatedsignificant accounting entity comprising policies andthe othercompany explanatory and the entitiesinformation, it controlled and the at directors’ the year’s declaration end or from of the

timeconsolidated to time duringentity comprisingthe financial the year. company and the entities it controlled at the year’s end or from time to time during the financial year. Directors’ Responsibility for the Financial Report Directors’ Responsibility for the Financial Report The directors of the company are responsible for the preparation of the financial report that gives a trueThe directorsand fair view of the in companyaccordance are with responsible Australian for Accounting the preparation Standards of the – Reducedfinancial Disclosurereport that gives a Requirementstrue and fair view and inthe accordance Corporations with Act Australian 2001 and Accounting for such internal Standards control – Reduced as the directorsDisclosure determine is necessaryRequirements to enable and the the Corporations preparation Actof the 2001 financial and for report such internal that gives control a true as and the fairdirectors view anddetermine is free is fromnecessary material to enable misstatement, the preparation whether of due the tofinancial fraud or report error. that gives a true and fair view and is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. Auditor’s Responsibility Auditor’s Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on our audit. We conducted our auditOur responsibility in accordance is withto express Australian an opinion Auditing on Standards.the financial Those report standards based on require our audit. that Wewe complyconducted with our relevantaudit in accordanceethical requirements with Australian relating Auditing to audit Standards. engagements Those and standards plan and require perform that the we audit comply to obtain with reasonablerelevant ethical assurance requirements about whether relating the to financialaudit engagements report is free and from plan material and perform misstatement. the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report is free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in theAn audit financial involves report. performing The procedures procedures selected to obtain depend audit on evidence the audit aboutor’s judgement, the amounts including and disclosures the in assessmentthe financial of report. the risks The of procedures material misstatement selected depend of the on financial the audit report,or’s judgement, whether due including to fraud the or error. Inassessment making those of the risk risks assessments, of material the misstatement auditor considers of the internalfinancial control report, relevant whether to due the to company fraud or’s error. Inpreparation making those of the risk financial assessments, report the that auditor gives aconsiders true and internal fair view control in order relevant to design to theaudit company procedures’s thatpreparation are appropriate of the financial in the circumstances, report that gives but a nottrue for and the fair purpose view in of order expressing to design an opinionaudit procedures on the effectivenessthat are appropriate of the companyin the circumstances,’s internal control. but not An for audit the also purpose includes of expressing evaluating an the opinion appropriateness on the ofeffectiveness accounting ofpolicies the company used and’s internalthe reasonableness control. An ofaudit accounting also includes estimates evaluating made bythe the appropriateness directors, as wellof accounting as evaluating policies the usedoverall and presentation the reasonableness of the financial of accounting report. estimates made by the directors, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial report. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis forWe ourbelieve audit that opinion. the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

BDO Audit Pty Ltd ABN 33 134 022 870 is a member of a national association of independent entities which are all members of BDO Australia Ltd ABN 77 050 BDO110 275,Audit an Pty Australian Ltd ABN company33 134 022 limited 870 is by a memberguarantee. of aBDO national Audit associationPty Ltd and of BDO independent Australia Ltdentities are members which are of all BDO members International of BDO Ltd, Australia a UK companyLtd ABN 77limited 050 by110 guarantee, 275, an Australian and form company part of the limited international by guarantee. BDO networkBDO Audit of Ptyindependent Ltd and BDO member Australia firms. Ltd Liability are members limited of by BDO a scheme International approved Ltd, under a UK Professionalcompany limited Standardsby guarantee, Legislation, and form ot parther thanof the for international the acts or omissionsBDO network of financial of independent services memberlicensees. firms. Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation, other than for the acts or omissions of financial services licensees.

| 90 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Report Auditors’ Tel: +61 7 3237 5999 Level 10, 12 Creek St Fax: +61 7 3221 9227 Brisbane QLD 4000 www.bdo.com.au GPO Box 457 Brisbane QLD 4001 Australia

Independence INDEPENDENTIndependence AUDITOR’S REPORT In conducting our audit, we have complied with the independence requirements of the Corporations In conducting our audit, we have complied with the independence requirements of the Corporations Act 2001. We confirm that the independence declaration required by the Corporations Act 2001, which Act 2001. We confirm that the independence declaration required by the Corporations Act 2001, which Tohas the been members given to of the Queensland directors ofCricket Queensland Association Cricket Limited Association Limited, would be in the same terms has been given to the directors of Queensland Cricket Association Limited, would be in the same terms if given to the directors as at the time of this auditor’s report. if given to the directors as at the time of this auditor’s report. Opinion ReportOpinion on the Financial Report In our opinion the financial report of Queensland Cricket Association Limited is in accordance with the WeIn our have opinion audited the the financial accompanying report of financial Queensland report Cricket of Queensland Association Cricket Limited Association is in accordance Limited, with which the Corporations Act 2001, including: comprisesCorporations the Act consolidated 2001, including: statement of financial position as at 30 June 2015, the consolidated statement(a) giving ofa truecomprehensive and fair view income, of the theconsolidated consolidated entity’s statement financial of changesposition inas equityat 30 Juneand the2015 and of (a) giving a true and fair view of the consolidated entity’s financial position as at 30 June 2015 and of consolidatedits performance statement for ofthe cash year flows ended for onthe that year date; then and ended, notes comprising a summary of its performance for the year ended on that date; and (b)significantcomplying accounting with Australian policies andAccounting other explanatory Standards –information, Reduced Disclosure and the Requirementsdirectors’ declaration and the of the (b) complying with Australian Accounting Standards – Reduced Disclosure Requirements and the consolidatedCorporations entity Regulationscomprising 2001the company. and the entities it controlled at the year’s end or from time Corporationsto time during Regulations the financial 2001 year..

Directors’ Responsibility for the Financial Report BDO Audit Pty Ltd BDOThe directorsAudit Pty of Ltd the company are responsible for the preparation of the financial report that gives a

true and fair view in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards – Reduced Disclosure Requirements and the Corporations Act 2001 and for such internal control as the directors determine is necessary to enable the preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view and is free

from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Auditor’s Responsibility

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on our audit. We conducted our K L Colyer Kaudit L Colyer in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Those standards require that we comply with Director Directorrelevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report is free from material misstatement.

Brisbane,An audit involves 18 August performing 2015 procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in Brisbane, 18 August 2015 the financial report. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgement, including the

assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the company’s preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the company’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the directors, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial report. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

BDO Audit Pty Ltd ABN 33 134 022 870 is a member of a national association of independent entities which are all members of BDO Australia Ltd ABN 77 050 BDO110 275,Audit an Pty Australian Ltd ABN company33 134 022 limited 870 is by a memberguarantee. of aBDO national Audit associationPty Ltd and of BDO independent Australia Ltdentities are members which are of all BDO members International of BDO Ltd, Australia a UK companyLtd ABN 77limited 050 110by guarantee, 275, an Australian and form company part of the limited international by guarantee. BDO networkBDO Audit of Ptyindependent LtLtdd and BDO member Australia firms. Ltd Liability are members limited of by BDO a scheme International approved Ltd, under a UK Professionalcompany limited byStandards guarantee, Legislation, and form other part thanof the for international the acts or omissionsBDO network of financial of independent services memberlicensees. firms. Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation, ototherher than fforor the acts or omissions of financial services licensees.

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DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE BY K L COLYER TO THE DIRECTORS OF QUEENSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATIONDECLARATION LIMITED OF INDEPENDENCE BY K L COLYER TO THE DIRECTORS OF QUEENSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION LIMITED

As lead auditor of Queensland Cricket Association Limited for the year ended 30 June 2015, I declare that,As lead to auditorthe best of of Queensland my knowledge Cricket and Association belief, there Limited have been:for the year ended 30 June 2015, I declare that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, there have been: 1. No contraventions of the auditor independence requirements of the Corporations Act 2001 in 1. Norelation contraventions to the audit; of theand auditor independence requirements of the Corporations Act 2001 in relation to the audit; and 2. No contraventions of any applicable code of professional conduct in relation to the audit. 2. No contraventions of any applicable code of professional conduct in relation to the audit.

This declaration is in respect of Queensland Cricket Association Limited and the entities it controlled duringThis declaration the period. is in respect of Queensland Cricket Association Limited and the entities it controlled during the period.

K L Colyer K L Colyer Director Director

BDO Audit Pty Ltd BDO Audit Pty Ltd

Brisbane, 18 August 2015 Brisbane, 18 August 2015

BDO Audit Pty Ltd ABN 33 134 022 870 is a member of a national association of independent entities which are all members of BDO Australia Ltd ABN 77 050 BDO110 275,Audit an Pty Australian Ltd ABN company33 134 022 limited 870 is by a memberguarantee. of aBDO national Audit associationPty Ltd and of BDO independent Australia Ltd entities are members which are of all BDO members International of BDO Ltd, Australia a UK companyLtd ABN 77limited 050 110by guarantee, 275, an Australian and form company part of the limited international by guarantee. BDO networkBDO Audit of Ptyindependent Ltd and BDO member Australia firms. Ltd Liability are members limited of by BDO a scheme International approved Ltd, under a UK Professionalcompany limited byStandards guarantee, Legislation, and form other part thanof the for international the acts or omissionsBDO network of financial of independent services memberlicensees. firms. Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation, other than for the acts or omissions of financial services licensees.

| 92 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Financial Statements Financial CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th June 2015

CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED NOTES 2015 2014 $$

Revenue from Ordinary Activities 3 24,028,655 25,822,911

Expenses from Ordinary Activities 4 (22,937,029) (21,649,306)

Finance Costs (111,573) (123,996)

Reversal of Impairment of NCC Right of Access 10 - 728,108

Profit/(Loss) for the period 5 980,053 4,777,717

OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME - -

TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE PERIOD 980,053 4,777,717

The accompanying notes form an integral part of this financial report.

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30th June 2015

CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED NOTES 2015 2014 $$ CURRENT ASSETS Cash & Cash Equivalents 7 2,096,149 2,434 Trade & Other Receivables 8 504,040 1,450,538 Inventories 9 21,466 40,829 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 2,621,655 1,493,801

NON-CURRENT ASSETS Trade & Other Receivables 8- - Intangible Assets 10 4,848,432 4,955,732 Property, Plant and Equipment 11 6,826,248 7,102,412 TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 11,674,680 12,058,144 TOTAL ASSETS 14,296,335 13,551,945

CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade & Other Payables 12 1,860,311 2,357,185 Other Financial Liabilities 13 1,316,748 1,237,214 Provisions 14 928,388 1,146,445 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 4,105,447 4,740,844

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Other Financial Liabilities 13 484,551 84,595 Provisions 14 57,670 57,982 TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 542,221 124,487

TOTAL LIABILITIES 4,647,668 4,883,331

NET ASSETS 9,648,667 8,668,614

EQUITY Reserves 15 300,000 300,000 Retained Earnings 9,348,667 8,368,614 TOTAL EQUITY 9,648,667 8,668,614

The accompanying notes form an integral part of this financial report.

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY FOR THE 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th June 2015

The Greg Retained Earnings Total Chappell Fund NOTES

2015 $ $ $ Balance at beginning of year 300,000 8,368,614 8,668,614 Profit/(Loss) for the 12 month period - 980,053 980,053 Other comprehensive income - - - Total comprehensive income / (loss) for the period - 980,053 980,053

Transfer from Asset Revaluation Reserve to Retained Earnings - - - Transfers from / (to) Committed Grants - - - Balance at 30 June 300,000 9,348,667 9,648,667

2014 $ $ $ Balance at beginning of year 300,000 3,590,897 3,890,897 Profit/(Loss) for the 12 month period - 4,777,717 4,777,717 Other comprehensive income - - - Total comprehensive income / (loss) for the period - 4,777,717 4,777,717

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 93 | TOTAL ASSETS 14,296,335 13,551,945

CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade & Other Payables 12 1,860,311 2,357,185 Other Financial Liabilities 13 1,316,748 1,237,214 Provisions 14 928,388 1,146,445 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 4,105,447 4,740,844

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Other Financial Liabilities 13 484,551 84,595 Provisions 14 57,670 57,982 TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 542,221 124,487

TOTAL LIABILITIES 4,647,668 4,883,331

NET ASSETS 9,648,667 8,668,614

EQUITY Reserves 15 300,000 300,000 Retained Earnings 9,348,667 8,368,614 TOTAL EQUITY 9,648,667 8,668,614

The accompanying notes form an integral part of this financial report.

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY FOR THE 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th June 2015

The Greg Retained Earnings Total Chappell Fund NOTES

2015 $ $ $ Balance at beginning of year 300,000 8,368,614 8,668,614 Profit/(Loss) for the 12 month period - 980,053 980,053

Financial Statements Other comprehensive income - - - Total comprehensive income / (loss) for the period - 980,053 980,053

Transfer from Asset Revaluation Reserve to Retained Earnings - - - Transfers from / (to) Committed Grants - - - Balance at 30 June 300,000 9,348,667 9,648,667

2014 $ $ $ Balance at beginning of year 300,000 3,590,897 3,890,897 Profit/(Loss) for the 12 month period - 4,777,717 4,777,717 Other comprehensive income - - - Total comprehensive income / (loss) for the period - 4,777,717 4,777,717 Transfer from Asset Revaluation Reserve to Retained Earnings - - - Transfers from / (to) Committed Grants - - - Balance at 30 June 300,000 8,368,614 8,668,614

The accompanying notes form an integral part of this financial report.

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th June 2015

CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED NOTES 2015 2014 $$ CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Receipts from Customers/Grants 26,523,615 25,874,576 Payments to Suppliers and Employees (22,282,229) (25,591,289) Interest Paid (57,417) (65,998) Interest Received 48,459 125,199 Goods and Services Tax Paid (1,203,041) (1,265,717) Net Cash Provided by/(used in) Operating Activities 3,029,387 (923,229)

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Payments for Property Plant & Equipment (52,850) (155,613) Payments for Construction of Centre of Excellence - (1,290,114) Proceeds from Sale of Property Plant & Equipment 156,262 126,714 Net Cash Provided by/(used in) Investing Activities 103,412 (1,319,013)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Loan to Mulgrave Combined Cricket Association 5,592 3,875 Proceeds/(Repayment) from borrowings (90,699) (15,937) Grants Claimed (877,802) (691,859) Net Cash Provided by/(used in) Financing Activities (962,909) (703,921)

NET INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN CASH HELD 2,169,891 (2,946,162)

CASH AT BEGINNING OF FINANCIAL YEAR (73,742) 2,872,420

CASH AT END OF FINANCIAL YEAR 1 2,096,149 (73,742)

The above Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows is to be read in conjunction with the attached notes.

NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th June 2015

| 94 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 Transfer from Asset Revaluation Reserve to Retained Earnings - - - Transfers from / (to) Committed Grants - - - Balance at 30 June 300,000 8,368,614 8,668,614

The accompanying notes form an integral part of this financial report.

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th June 2015

CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED NOTES 2015 2014 $$ CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Receipts from Customers/Grants 26,523,615 25,874,576 Payments to Suppliers and Employees (22,282,229) (25,591,289) Interest Paid (57,417) (65,998) Interest Received 48,459 125,199 Goods and Services Tax Paid (1,203,041) (1,265,717) Net Cash Provided by/(used in) Operating Activities 3,029,387 (923,229)

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Payments for Property Plant & Equipment (52,850) (155,613) Payments for Construction of Centre of Excellence - (1,290,114) Proceeds from Sale of Property Plant & Equipment 156,262 126,714 Net Cash Provided by/(used in) Investing Activities 103,412 (1,319,013)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Loan to Mulgrave Combined Cricket Association 5,592 3,875 Proceeds/(Repayment) from borrowings (90,699) (15,937) Grants Claimed (877,802) (691,859) Net Cash Provided by/(used in) Financing Activities (962,909) (703,921)

NET INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN CASH HELD 2,169,891 (2,946,162)

CASH AT BEGINNING OF FINANCIAL YEAR (73,742) 2,872,420

CASH AT END OF FINANCIAL YEAR 1 2,096,149 (73,742)

The above Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows is to be read in conjunction with the attached notes. Financial Statements Financial NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th June 2015

1. RECONCILIATION1. RECONCILIATION OF CASH OF CASH & CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS EQUIVALENTS For theFor purposes the purposes of the of Statement the Statement of Cash of CashFlows, Flows, cash cashand cash and cashequivalents equivalents includes includes cash cashon hand on handand in and banks in banks and investments and investments in money in money market market instruments, instruments, net ofnet outstanding of outstanding bank bankoverdrafts. overdrafts. Cash Cashat the at end the of end the of Financial the Financial Year, Year, as shown as shown in the in Statement the Statement of Cash of CashFlows, Flows, is reconciled is reconciled to the to the relatedrelated items items in the in Statement the Statement of Financial of Financial Position Position as follows: as follows: CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED 20152015 20142014 $$$$

Cash Cashand Cash and CashEquivalents Equivalents 2,096,149 2,096,149 2,434 2,434 Bank BankOverdraft Overdraft - - (76,176) (76,176) 2,096,149 2,096,149 (73,742) (73,742)

2. NON-CASH2. NON-CASH INVESTING INVESTING AND ANDNON NONCASH CASH FINANCING FINANCING ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Plant Plant& Equipment & Equipment and Motor and Motor Vehicles Vehicles totalling totalling $597,801 $597,801 were wereacquired acquired during during the year the byyear means by means of a finance of a finance lease. lease. ThereThere were wereno other no othernon-cash non-cash investing investing and financing and financing activities activities during during the current the current and prior and years.prior years.

NOTESNOTES TO AND TO ANDFORMING FORMING PART PART OF THE OF CONSOLIDATEDTHE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENTS FOR FORTHE 12THE MONTHS 12 MONTHS ENDED ENDED 30th June30th June2015 2015

1 1 INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION The financialThe financial report report covers covers Queensland Queensland Cricket Cricket Association Association Limited Limited (Queensland (Queensland Cricket) Cricket) as a consolidatedas a consolidated entity entity consisting consisting of of QueenslandQueensland Cricket Cricket Association Association Limited Limited and the and entity the entity it controls, it controls, which which is Brisbane is Brisbane Heat HeatPty Ltd. Pty Ltd.

The financialThe financial report report consists consists of the of financial the financial statements, statements, notes notes to the to financial the financial statements statements and the and Directors' the Directors' Declaration. Declaration.

QueenslandQueensland Cricket Cricket Association Association Limited Limited is a not-for-profit is a not-for-profit unlisted unlisted public public Company Company limited limited by guarantee by guarantee and is and incorporated is incorporated in Australia. in Australia.

The financialThe financial statements statements are for are the for 12 the month 12 month period period commencing commencing 1 July 1 2014 July 2014to 30 toJune 30 June2015. 2015.

OperationsOperations and Principal and Principal Activities Activities The PrincipalThe Principal Activities Activities of the of consolidated the consolidated entity entity during during the year the wereyear wereto promote to promote and manage and manage international, international, interstate, interstate, local andlocal other and other cricketcricket matches matches in Queensland. in Queensland. Queensland Queensland Cricket Cricket also operatesalso operates a function a function and conference and conference centre centre out of out the of facilities the facilities at 1 Gregat 1 GregChappell Chappell Street, Street, Albion. Albion.

CurrencyCurrency The financialThe financial report report is presented is presented in Australian in Australian dollars dollars and amounts and amounts are rounded are rounded to the to nearest the nearest dollar. dollar.

RegisteredRegistered Office Office The registeredThe registered office office of Queensland of Queensland Cricket Cricket Association Association Limited Limited is situated is situated at 1 Greg at 1 GregChappell Chappell Street, Street, Albion, Albion, Queensland, Queensland, Australia. Australia.

AuthorisationAuthorisation of Financial of Financial Report Report The financialThe financial report report was authorised was authorised for issue for issueon 18th on August18th August 2015, 2015, by the by Directors. the Directors.

2 2 SUMMARYSUMMARY OF ACCOUNTING OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES POLICIES

(i) Basis of Preparation

The principal accounting policies adopted by Queensland Cricket Association Limited are stated in order to assist in a general understanding of the financial report. The general purpose financial report has been prepared in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards - Reduced Disclosure Requirements and Interpretations issued by the Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) and the Corporations Act 2001.

These financial statements do not comply with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) as issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB).

Historical Cost Convention The Financial Report has been prepared under the historical cost convention, as modified by the revaluation of available-for-sale financial assets, financial assets and liabilities at fair value through the profit or loss and certain classes of property and investment property.

(ii) Going Concern

The financial report has been prepared on a going concern basis. This basis presumes that funds will be available to finance future operations and that the realisation of assets and liabilities will occur in the normal course of business.

The Statement of Comprehensive Income of the consolidated entity discloses a Net Profit of $980,053 (2014: Net Profit $4,777,717). The Statement of Financial Position of the consolidated entity discloses total current assets of $2,621,655 (2014: $1,493,801) and total current liabilities of $4,105,447 (2014: $4,740,844) resulting in a net current asset deficiency of $1,473,792 (2014: $3,247,043).

After considering all available current information, the Directors have concluded that there are reasonable grounds to believe that the consolidated entity will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due and payable; and the basis of preparation of the financial report as a going concern is appropriate based on the following key reasons:

> The assumptions underlying the consolidated entity's forecast results and cash flows, which are considered to be conservative, support the ability to continue as a going concern; > At 30 June 2015, the balance in current liabilities includes a recognition of Income in Advance of $841,470, which will be recognised as income over the next year and not payable by cash. > In August 2012, Cricket Australia advanced $1,000,000 to the consolidated entity. In January 2013, Cricket Australia extended this facility conditional upon the receipt of financial reports and progress against agreed performance outcomes. Queensland Cricket and Cricket Australia are currently negotiating a repayment schedule; > The consolidated entity has an existing a line of credit facility ($1,000,000) with Commonwealth Bank of Australia to cover the needs of working capital. > The consolidated entity's net asset position at 30 June 2015 is $9,648,667 (2014: $8,668,614).

Should the consolidated entity be unable to continue as a going concern, it may be required to realise its assets and extinguish its liabilities other than in the ordinary course of business, and at amounts that differ from those amounts stated in the financial statements.

These financial statements do not include any adjustments relating to the recoverability and classification of recorded asset amounts or the amounts or classification of liabilities and appropriate disclosures that may be necessary should the consolidated entity be unable to continue as a going concern.

(iii) Principles of Consolidation

The consolidated financial statements incorporate the assets and liabilities of the subsidiary of Queensland Cricket Association Ltd ('company' or 'parent entity') as at 30 June 2015 and the results of its subsidiary, Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd for the twelve months to 30 June 2015. Queensland Cricket Association Ltd and its subsidiary together are referred to in these statements as the consolidated entity. Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 95 | (i) Basis of Preparation

The principal accounting policies adopted by Queensland Cricket Association Limited are stated in order to assist in a general understanding of the financial report. The general purpose financial report has been prepared in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards - Reduced Disclosure Requirements and Interpretations issued by the Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) and the Corporations Act 2001.

These financial statements do not comply with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) as issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB).

Historical Cost Convention The Financial Report has been prepared under the historical cost convention, as modified by the revaluation of available-for-sale financial assets, financial assets and liabilities at fair value through the profit or loss and certain classes of property and investment property.

(ii) Going Concern

The financial report has been prepared on a going concern basis. This basis presumes that funds will be available to finance future operations and that the realisation of assets and liabilities will occur in the normal course of business.

The Statement of Comprehensive Income of the consolidated entity discloses a Net Profit of $980,053 (2014: Net Profit $4,777,717). The Statement of Financial Position of the consolidated entity discloses total current assets of $2,621,655 (2014: $1,493,801) and total current liabilities of $4,105,447 (2014: $4,740,844) resulting in a net current asset deficiency of $1,473,792 (2014: $3,247,043).

After considering all available current information, the Directors have concluded that there are reasonable grounds to believe that the consolidated entity will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due and payable; and the basis of preparation of the financial report as a going concern is appropriate based on the following key reasons:

> The assumptions underlying the consolidated entity's forecast results and cash flows, which are considered to be conservative, support the ability to continue as a going concern; > At 30 June 2015, the balance in current liabilities includes a recognition of Income in Advance of $841,470, which will be recognised as income over the next year and not payable by cash. > In August 2012, Cricket Australia advanced $1,000,000 to the consolidated entity. In January 2013, Cricket Australia extended this facility conditional upon the receipt of financial reports and progress against agreed performance outcomes. Queensland Cricket and Cricket Australia are currently negotiating a repayment schedule; > The consolidated entity has an existing a line of credit facility ($1,000,000) with Commonwealth Bank of Australia to cover the needs of working capital. > The consolidated entity's net asset position at 30 June 2015 is $9,648,667 (2014: $8,668,614).

Should the consolidated entity be unable to continue as a going concern, it may be required to realise its assets and extinguish its liabilities other than in the ordinary course of business, and at amounts that differ from those amounts stated in the financial statements.

These financial statements do not include any adjustments relating to the recoverability and classification of recorded asset amounts or the amounts or classification of liabilities and appropriate disclosures that may be necessary should the consolidated entity be unable to continue as a going concern.

(iii) Principles of Consolidation

The consolidated financial statements incorporate the assets and liabilities of the subsidiary of Queensland Cricket Association Ltd ('company' or 'parent entity') as at 30 June 2015 and the results of its subsidiary, Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd for the twelve months to 30 June 2015. Queensland Cricket Association Ltd and its subsidiary together are referred to in these statements as the consolidated entity.

Subsidiaries are all those entities over which the consolidated entity has the power to govern the financial and operating policies, generally accompanying a shareholding of more than one-half of the voting rights. Subsidiaries are fully consolidated from the date on which control was transferred to the consolidated entity.

Intercompany transactions, balances and unrealised gains on transactions between entities in the consolidated entity are eliminated. Financial Statements

Unrealised losses are eliminated unless the transaction provides evidence of the impairment of the asset transferred.

Accounting policies of the subsidiary are consistent with the policies adopted by the consolidated entity.

(iv) Financial Assets and Financial Liabilities Employee Benefits Liabilities Financial assets and financial liabilities are recognised on the Statement of Financial Position when the consolidated entity becomes a party to the contractual Provision is made for employee benefits accumulated as a result of employees rendering services up to the reporting provisions of the financial instrument. date. These benefits include wages and salaries, annual leave and long service leave.

A financial asset is derecognised when the contractual rights to the cash flows from the financial assets expire or are transferred (xii) Impairment of Financial Assets and no longer controlled by the entity. A financial asset is assessed at each reporting date to determine whether there is any objective evidence that it is impaired. A financial asset A financial liability is removed from the Statement of Financial Position when the obligation specified in the contract is discharged or cancelled or expires. is considered to be impaired if objective evidence indicates that one or more events have had a negative effect on the estimated future cash flows of that asset.

Financial assets not measured at fair value comprise loans and receivables being non-derivative financial assets with fixed or determinable An impairment loss in respect of a financial asset measured at amortised cost is calculated as the difference between its carrying amount, and the present value payments that are not quoted in an active market. These financial assets are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest method. of the estimated future cash flows, discounted at the original effective interest rate. An impairment loss in respect of an available-for-sale financial asset is calculated by reference to its fair value. Financial liabilities are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest rate method, except: (a) Financial liabilities which are measured at fair value through profit and loss and derivatives that are liabilities measured at fair value; and Significant financial assets are tested for impairment on an individual basis. The remaining financial assets are assessed collectively in groups that share (b) Financial liabilities that arise when a transfer of a financial asset does not qualify for derecognition or is accounted for using similar credit risk characteristics. the continuing involvement approach. All impairment losses are recognised in profit or loss. Any cumulative loss in respect of an available-for-sale financial asset previously recognised in equity is transferred The amortised cost of a financial asset or a financial liability is the amount initially recognised minus principal repayments, plus or minus to profit or loss. Any impairment loss is reversed if the reversal can be related objectively to an event occurring after the impairment loss was recognised. For financial cumulative amortisation of any difference between the initial amount and maturity amount and minus any write-down for impairment assets measured at amortised cost, the reversal is recognised in profit or loss. For available-for-sale financial assets that are equity securities, the reversal is recognised or uncollectibility. directly in equity.

(v) Income Tax Status (xiii) Impairment of Non-Financial Assets

The consolidated entity is exempt from the payment of income tax under the provisions of section 50-45 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. Intangible assets that have an indefinite useful life are not subject to amortisation and are tested annually for impairment, or more frequently if events or changes in circumstances indicate that they might be impaired. Other non-financial assets are reviewed for impairment whenever events or changes in circumstances indicate (vi) Receivables that the carrying amount may not be recoverable. An impairment loss is recognised for the amount by which the asset's carrying amount exceeds its recoverable amount. Receivables represent the principal amounts due at balance date plus accrued interest and less, where applicable, any provisions for doubtful accounts. Recoverable amount is the higher of the asset's fair value less costs to sell and value-in-use. The value-in-use is the present value of the estimated future cash flows relating to the asset using a pre-tax discount rate specific to the asset or cash-generating unit to which the asset belongs. Assets that do not have independent cash flows (vii) Property, Plant & Equipment are grouped together to form a cash-generating unit. When the future economic benefits of the asset are not primarily dependent on the asset's ability to generate net cash inflows and when the entity would, if deprived of the asset, replace its remaining future economic benefits, value in use is depreciated replacement Property, plant and equipment are brought to account at cost, less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation or amortisation. cost of an asset.

Land and buildings are held at fair value less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation. (xiv) Borrowing Costs

The carrying amount of property, plant and equipment is reviewed annually by Directors to ensure it is not in excess of the Borrowing costs are recognised as an expense in the period in which they are incurred except borrowing costs that are directly recoverable amount from these assets. attributable to the acquisition, construction or production of an asset that necessarily takes a substantial period to get ready for its intended use or sale. In this case the finance costs are capitalised as part of the cost of such a qualifying asset. The depreciable amount of all property, plant and equipment is depreciated using straight line and diminishing value methods, over their useful lives commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use. (xv) Leases

The average depreciation rates for the main classes of assets are as follows: Entity is lessee: A distinction is made between finance leases, which transfer from the lessor to the lessee substantially all the risks and rewards Leasehold Improvements 4.3%. incident to ownership of the leased asset and operating leases, under which the lessor retains substantially all the risks and rewards. Plant and Equipment 15.0% to 33%. Motor Vehicles 22.5%.

(viii) Non-Current Assets Held For Sale

Non-current assets, or disposal groups comprising assets and liabilities, that are expected to be recovered primarily through sale rather than through continuing use, are classified as held for sale. Immediately before classification as held for sale, the assets or components of a disposal group, are remeasured in accordance with the consolidated entity's accounting policies. Generally, the assets, or disposal group, are measured at the lower of their carrying amount and fair value less cost to sell.

(ix) Inventories

Inventories held for distribution are measured at the lower of cost or current replacement cost. The cost of inventories acquired at no cost, or for nominal consideration, is the current replacement cost as at the date of acquisition. Otherwise, costs are assigned to inventory quantities on hand at reporting date using the weighted average basis.

(x) Payables

Liabilities are recognised for amounts to be paid in the future for goods and services received, whether or not billed to the consolidated entity.

Trade and sundry creditors are non-interest bearing, and unsecured and are normally settled on 30 day terms.

(xi) Employee benefits

Short-term employee benefits Liabilities for wages and salaries, including non-monetary benefits, annual leave and long service leave expected to be settled within 12 months of the reporting date are recognised in current liabilities in respect of employees' services up to the reporting date and are measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liabilities are settled.

Other Long-term Employee Benefits The liability for annual leave and long service leave not expected to be settled within 12 months of the reporting date are recognised in non-current liabilities, provided there is an unconditional right to defer settlement of the liability. The liability is measured as the present value of expected future payments to be made in respect of services provided by employees up to the reporting date using the projected unit credit method.

| 96 Consideration is given to expected future wage andQueensland salary levels, experience Cricket of - employee Annual departures Report and 2014 periods - of2015 service.

Expected future payments are discounted using market yields at the reporting date on national government bonds with terms to maturity and currency that match, as closely as possible, the estimated future cash outflows. The carrying amount of property, plant and equipment is reviewed annually by Directors to ensure it is not in excess of the recoverable amount from these assets.

The depreciable amount of all property, plant and equipment is depreciated using straight line and diminishing value methods, over their useful lives commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use.

The average depreciation rates for the main classes of assets are as follows:

Leasehold Improvements 4.3%. Plant and Equipment 15.0% to 33%. Motor Vehicles 22.5%.

(viii) Non-Current Assets Held For Sale

Non-current assets, or disposal groups comprising assets and liabilities, that are expected to be recovered primarily through sale rather than through continuing use, are classified as held for sale. Immediately before classification as held for sale, the assets or components of a disposal group, are remeasured in accordance with the consolidated entity's accounting policies. Generally, the assets, or disposal group, are measured at the lower of their carrying amount and fair value less cost to sell.

(ix) Inventories

Inventories held for distribution are measured at the lower of cost or current replacement cost. The cost of inventories acquired at no cost, or for nominal consideration, is the current replacement cost as at the date of acquisition. Otherwise, costs are assigned to inventory quantities on hand at reporting date using the weighted average basis.

(x) Payables

Liabilities are recognised for amounts to be paid in the future for goods and services received, whether or not billed to the consolidated entity.

Trade and sundry creditors are non-interest bearing, and unsecured and are normally settled on 30 day terms. Financial Statements Financial (xi) Employee benefits

Short-term employee benefits Liabilities for wages and salaries, including non-monetary benefits, annual leave and long service leave expected to be settled within 12 months of the reporting date are recognised in current liabilities in respect of employees' services up to the reporting date and are measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liabilities are settled.

Other Long-term Employee Benefits The liability for annual leave and long service leave not expected to be settled within 12 months of the reporting date are recognised in non-current liabilities, provided there is an unconditional right to defer settlement of the liability. The liability is measured as the present value of expected future payments to be made in respect of services provided by employees up to the reporting date using the projected unit credit method.

Consideration is given to expected future wage and salary levels, experience of employee departures and periods of service.

Expected future payments are discounted using market yields at the reporting date on national government bonds with terms to maturity and currency that match, as closely as possible, the estimated future cash outflows.

Employee Benefits Liabilities Provision is made for employee benefits accumulated as a result of employees rendering services up to the reporting date. These benefits include wages and salaries, annual leave and long service leave.

(xii) Impairment of Financial Assets

A financial asset is assessed at each reporting date to determine whether there is any objective evidence that it is impaired. A financial asset is considered to be impaired if objective evidence indicates that one or more events have had a negative effect on the estimated future cash flows of that asset.

An impairment loss in respect of a financial asset measured at amortised cost is calculated as the difference between its carrying amount, and the present value of the estimated future cash flows, discounted at the original effective interest rate. An impairment loss in respect of an available-for-sale financial asset is calculated by reference to its fair value.

Significant financial assets are tested for impairment on an individual basis. The remaining financial assets are assessed collectively in groups that share similar credit risk characteristics.

All impairment losses are recognised in profit or loss. Any cumulative loss in respect of an available-for-sale financial asset previously recognised in equity is transferred to profit or loss. Any impairment loss is reversed if the reversal can be related objectively to an event occurring after the impairment loss was recognised. For financial assets measured at amortised cost, the reversal is recognised in profit or loss. For available-for-sale financial assets that are equity securities, the reversal is recognised directly in equity.

(xiii) Impairment of Non-Financial Assets

Intangible assets that have an indefinite useful life are not subject to amortisation and are tested annually for impairment, or more frequently if events or changes in circumstances indicate that they might be impaired. Other non-financial assets are reviewed for impairment whenever events or changes in circumstances indicate that the carrying amount may not be recoverable. An impairment loss is recognised for the amount by which the asset's carrying amount exceeds its recoverable amount.

Recoverable amount is the higher of the asset's fair value less costs to sell and value-in-use. The value-in-use is the present value of the estimated future cash flows relating to the asset using a pre-tax discount rate specific to the asset or cash-generating unit to which the asset belongs. Assets that do not have independent cash flows are grouped together to form a cash-generating unit. When the future economic benefits of the asset are not primarily dependent on the asset's ability to generate net cash inflows and when the entity would, if deprived of the asset, replace its remaining future economic benefits, value in use is depreciated replacement cost of an asset.

(xiv) Borrowing Costs

Borrowing costs are recognised as an expense in the period in which they are incurred except borrowing costs that are directly attributable to the acquisition, construction or production of an asset that necessarily takes a substantial period to get ready for its intended use or sale. In this case the finance costs are capitalised as part of the cost of such a qualifying asset.

(xv) Leases

Entity is lessee: A distinction is made between finance leases, which transfer from the lessor to the lessee substantially all the risks and rewards incident to ownership of the leased asset and operating leases, under which the lessor retains substantially all the risks and rewards. Where an asset is acquired by means of a finance lease, the fair value of the leased property or the present value of minimum lease payments, if lower, is established as an asset at the beginning of the lease term. A corresponding liability is also established and each lease payment is apportioned between the finance charge and the reduction of the outstanding liability. Operating lease rental expense is recognised as an expense on a straight line basis over the lease term, or on a systematic basis more representative of the time pattern of the user's benefit.

Entity is lessor: (a) Finance Leases Assets held under finance leases are recognised as a receivable and finance income is based on a pattern reflecting a constant periodic rate of return on the net investment outstanding in respect of the finance lease.

(b) Operating Leases Assets held for operating leases are depreciated over their estimated useful lives. Income is recognised on a straight line basis over the lease term unless another systematic basis is more representative of the time pattern in which benefits are diminished.

(xvi) Revenue Recognition

Sale of Goods Revenue from sale of goods is recognised when control of goods has passed to the buyer, the amount of revenue can be measured reliably and it is probable that it will be received by the consolidated entity.

Rendering of services Revenue from rendering of services (including Sponsorship, Corporate Facilities, Gate Takings, Signage and other activities) is recognised on an accrual basis, when the service is provided and can be reliably estimated.

Interest Interest revenue is recognised on a time proportionate basis that takes into account the effective yield on the financial asset.

Royalties Royalty revenue is recognised on an accrual basis in accordance with the substance of the relevant agreement.

Grant Revenue Income is recognised when the entity obtains control of theQueensland contribution or the Cricketright to receive - Annual the contribution, Report it is 2014 - 2015 97 | probable that the economic benefits comprising the contribution will flow to the entity and the amount of the contribution can be measured reliably.

(xvii) Reserves

The Greg Chappell Fund This reserve totals $300,000 and Affiliates and Associate Members may apply for a Queensland Cricket Loan from this fund up to a maximum of $25,000 to fund capital projects and heavy equipment. Funds are provided on a 50/50 basis, with funds from other sources such as Government grants or private organisations.

The consolidated entity currently has no loans in place from this reserve, which are disclosed in Note 8: The Mulgrave Combined Cricket Association ($25,000 loaned on 17 February 2010 for 5 years) repaid their loan in full during the year.

(xviii) Provisions Where an asset is acquired by means of a finance lease, the fair value of the leased property or the present value of minimum lease payments, if lower, is established as an asset at the beginning of the lease term. A corresponding liability is also established and each lease payment is apportioned between the finance charge and the reduction of the outstanding liability. Operating lease rental expense is recognised as an expense on a straight line basis over the lease term, or on a systematic basis more representative of the time pattern of the user's benefit.

Entity is lessor: (a) Finance Leases Assets held under finance leases are recognised as a receivable and finance income is based on a pattern reflecting a constant periodic rate of return on the net investment outstanding in respect of the finance lease.

(b) Operating Leases Assets held for operating leases are depreciated over their estimated useful lives. Income is recognised on a straight line basis over the lease term unless another systematic basis is more representative of the time pattern in which benefits are diminished.

(xvi) Revenue Recognition

Sale of Goods Revenue from sale of goods is recognised when control of goods has passed to the buyer, the amount of revenue can be measured reliably and it is probable that it will be received by the consolidated entity.

Rendering of services Revenue from rendering of services (including Sponsorship, Corporate Facilities, Gate Takings, Signage and other activities) is recognised on an accrual basis, when the service is provided and can be reliably estimated.

Interest Financial Statements Interest revenue is recognised on a time proportionate basis that takes into account the effective yield on the financial asset.

Royalties Royalty revenue is recognised on an accrual basis in accordance with the substance of the relevant agreement.

Grant Revenue Income is recognised when the entity obtains control of the contribution or the right to receive the contribution, it is probable that the economic benefits comprising the contribution will flow to the entity and the amount of the contribution can be measured reliably.

(xvii) Reserves

The Greg Chappell Fund This reserve totals $300,000 and Affiliates and Associate Members may apply for a Queensland Cricket Loan from this fund up to a maximum of $25,000 to fund capital projects and heavy equipment. Funds are provided on a 50/50 basis, with funds from other sources such as Government grants or private organisations.

The consolidated entity currently has no loans in place from this reserve, which are disclosed in Note 8: The Mulgrave Combined Cricket Association ($25,000 loaned on 17 February 2010 for 5 years) repaid their loan in full during the year.

(xviii) Provisions

A provision is recognised when there is legal or constructive obligation as a result of a past event and it is probable that a future sacrifice of economic benefits will be required to settle the obligation and the timing or amount is uncertain.

Refer note 14 for description of provisions.

(xix) Intangible Assets

Intangible assets are initially recognised at cost and subsequently measured at cost less amortisation and any impairment. The method and useful lives of finite life intangibles are reviewed annually. Changes in the expected pattern of consumption or useful life are accounted for prospectively by changing the amortisation method or period.

Right to access National Cricket Centre facilities The Queensland Government has paid a grant to the consolidated entity of $5,000,000. Under the conditions of the grant agreement, firstly, grant monies are to be used towards the cost of building the National Cricket Centre (a building development of Cricket Australia) and secondly, Queensland Cricket enters into an Access Agreement with Cricket Australia providing the Consolidated Entity with a legal right to access and use the NCC.

Queensland Cricket made a contribution to the NCC’s building costs of $5,000,000 (Eligible Expenditure) and took up an Intangible Asset of $5,000,000, representing its Right to Access to the NCC, which provides Queensland Cricket and its invitees with access to and use of the NCC facilities for a minimum of 2 days a week at commercial rates until the $5,000,000 in value is extinguished.

The NCC opened officially on 12 November 2013.

The Intangible Asset has a finite life because, under the conditions of the grant, the Consolidated Entity acquired a right to access the facilities until all the grant monies have been fully extinguished.

The amortisation method used reflects the pattern in which the asset’s future economic benefits are expected to be consumed by the consolidated entity (i.e.. amortisation charge reflects the access and usage charges per year).

(xx) Goods and Services Tax ('GST')

Revenues, expenses, liabilities and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office (‘ATO’). In these circumstances, the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of the expense. The net amount of GST recoverable from, or payable to, the ATO is included as a current asset or liability in the Statement of Financial Position.

Cash flows for operating activities are included in the Cash Flow Statement on a gross basis. The GST components of cash flows arising from investing and financing activities which are recoverable from, or payable to, the ATO are classified as operating cash flows.

(xxi) Parent Entity Information

In accordance with the Corporations Act 2001, these financial statements present the results of the consolidated entity only. The accounting policies of the parent entity are consistent with those accounting policies of the consolidated entity, except for Investments in Subsidiaries which are accounted for at cost, less any impairment, in the parent entity.

(xxii) New, revised or amending Accounting Standards and Interpretations adopted

The consolidatedThe consolidated entity has entity adopted has alladopted of the allnew, of therevised new, or revised amending or amending Accounting Accounting Standards Standards and Interpretations and Interpretations issued by issued the Australian by the Australian Accounting Accounting Standards Standards Board ('AASB')Board that('AASB') are mandatory that are mandatory for the current for the reporting current reportingperiod. period.

Any new,Any revised new, or revised amending or amending Accounting Accounting Standards Standards or Interpretations or Interpretations that are not that yet are mandatory not yet mandatory have not havebeen notearly been adopted. early adopted.

Any significantAny significant impact on impact the accounting on the accounting policies of policies the consolidated of the consolidated entity from entity the adoptionfrom the adoptionof these Accountingof these Accounting Standards Standards and Interpretations and Interpretations are disclosed are disclosed in the following in the followingsection section

The adoptionThe adoptionof these Accountingof these Accounting Standards Standards and Interpretations and Interpretations did not have did notany have significant any significant impact on impact the financial on the performancefinancial performance or position or of position the consolidated of the consolidated entity. entity.

The followingThe followingAccounting Accounting Standards Standards and Interpretations and Interpretations are most arerelevant most torelevant the consolidated to the consolidated entity. entity.

The followingThe followingAccounting Accounting Standards Standards and Interpretations and Interpretations are most arerelevant most torelevant the Company: to the Company: - AASB 2012-3 - AASB Amendments 2012-3 Amendments to Australian to Australian Accounting Accounting Standards Standards - Offsetting - Offsetting Financial FinancialAssets and Assets Financial and FinancialLiabilities; Liabilities; - AASB 2013-3 - AASB Amendments 2013-3 Amendments to AASB to136 AASB - Recoverable 136 - Recoverable Amount Disclosures Amount Disclosures for Non-Financial for Non-Financial Assets; and Assets; and - AASB 2014-1 - AASB Amendments 2014-1 Amendments to Australian to Australian Accounting Accounting Standards Standards (Parts A to(Parts C). A to C).

| 98 (xxiii) (xxiii) Critical Accounting Critical Accounting Estimates, Estimates, JudgementsQueensland Judgements and Assumptions Cricket and Assumptions - Annual Report 2014 - 2015

The preparationThe preparation of financial of statementsfinancial statements in accordance in accordance with AASBs with requires AASBs managementrequires management to make judgements,to make judgements, estimates estimates and assumptions and assumptions that affect that the affect the applicationapplication of accounting of accounting policies and policies the reported and the amountsreported amountsof assets, of liabilities, assets, liabilities, income and income expenses. and expenses. Management Management bases its basesjudgements, its judgements, estimates estimates and assumptions and assumptions on historicalon historicalexperience experience and on other and variouson other factors, various including factors, includingexpectations expectations of future events,of future management events, management considers considers to be reasonable to be reasonable under the under circumstances. the circumstances. The resultingThe resultingaccounting accounting judgements judgements and estimates and estimates will seldom will equal seldom the equal related the actual related results. actual Theresults. judgements, The judgements, estimates estimates and assumptions and assumptions that have that have a significanta significant risk of causing risk of a causing material a adjustmentmaterial adjustment to the carrying to the amountscarrying amountsof assets ofand assets liabilities and liabilitieswithin the within next financialthe next yearfinancial are asyear follows: are as follows:

ImpairmentImpairment of Intangible of Intangible Asset: Right Asset: of access Right of to access National to CricketNational Centre Cricket Facilities Centre Facilities The consolidatedThe consolidated entity assesses entity assesses the impairment the impairment of the intangible of the intangible asset, 'Right asset, to Access'Right to National Access CricketNational Centre Cricket Facilities' Centre Facilities' at each reporting at each reportingdate by calculating date by calculating its its value-in-use.value-in-use. A condition A conditionof the Access of the Agreement Access Agreement the Company the Company acquires acquiresa right to aaccess right to the access facilities the untilfacilities the $5,000,000until the $5,000,000 grant monies grant have monies been have fully been extinguished. fully extinguished.

CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED 3 3 REVENUEREVENUE 2015 2015 2014 2014 $$$$ OperatingOperating Revenue Revenue Sale of GoodsSale of Goods 437,215 437,215 327,216 327,216 RenderingRendering of Services of Services 7,034,9567,034,956 10,655,45810,655,458 Grant RevenueGrant Revenue 16,388,56416,388,564 14,595,79814,595,798 Total OperatingTotal Operating Revenue Revenue 23,860,73523,860,735 25,578,47225,578,472

Non OperatingNon Operating Revenue Revenue DonationsDonations - Peter Burge - Peter Foundation Burge Foundation 119,460 119,460 119,240 119,240 Interest ReceivedInterest Received 48,459 48,459 125,199 125,199 Total NonTotal Operating Non Operating Revenue Revenue 167,919 167,919 244,439 244,439

Total RevenueTotal Revenue from Ordinary from Ordinary Activities Activities 24,028,655 24,028,655 25,822,911 25,822,911

Revenue Revenuearising from arising exchange from exchange or swaps orof swapsgoods ofor goodsservices or (includedservices (included in total revenue): in total revenue): - Rendering - Rendering of Services of Services (i) (i) 145,008 145,008 289,514 289,514 (i) (i) The valueThe of thevalue airtime of the provided airtime providedby Channel by 9Channel and TEN 9 andhas TENnot been has notincluded been becauseincluded becauseit cannot itbe cannot reliably be estimated. reliably estimated. The consolidatedThe consolidated entity entity has adopted has adopted all of allthe of new, the new,revised revised or amending or amending Accounting Accounting Standards Standards and Interpretations and Interpretations issued issued by the by Australian the Australian Accounting Accounting Standards Standards BoardBoard ('AASB') ('AASB') that are that mandatory are mandatory for the for current the current reporting reporting period. period.

Any new,Any new,revised revised or amending or amending Accounting Accounting Standards Standards or Interpretations or Interpretations that are that not are yet not mandatory yet mandatory have havenot been not beenearly earlyadopted. adopted.

Any significantAny significant impact impact on the on accounting the accounting policies policies of the of consolidated the consolidated entity entity from thefrom adoption the adoption of these of these Accounting Accounting Standards Standards and Interpretations and Interpretations are disclosed are disclosed in the in following the following sectio section n

The adoptionThe adoption of these of these Accounting Accounting Standards Standards and Interpretations and Interpretations did not did have not haveany significant any significant impact impact on the on financial the financial performance performance or position or position of the of consolidated the consolidated entity. entity.

The followingThe following Accounting Accounting Standards Standards and Interpretations and Interpretations are most are mostrelevant relevant to the to consolidated the consolidated entity. entity.

The followingThe following Accounting Accounting Standards Standards and Interpretations and Interpretations are most are mostrelevant relevant to the to Company: the Company: - AASB - AASB 2012-3 2012-3 Amendments Amendments to Australian to Australian Accounting Accounting Standards Standards - Offsetting - Offsetting Financial Financial Assets Assets and Financial and Financial Liabilities; Liabilities; - AASB - AASB 2013-3 2013-3 Amendments Amendments to AASB to AASB 136 - 136Recoverable - Recoverable Amount Amount Disclosures Disclosures for Non-Financial for Non-Financial Assets; Assets; and and - AASB - AASB 2014-1 2014-1 Amendments Amendments to Australian to Australian Accounting Accounting Standards Standards (Parts (Parts A to C). A to C). Financial Statements Financial (xxiii)(xxiii) Critical Critical Accounting Accounting Estimates, Estimates, Judgements Judgements and Assumptions and Assumptions

The preparationThe preparation of financial of financial statements statements in accordance in accordance with AASBs with AASBs requires requires management management to make to make judgements, judgements, estimates estimates and assumptions and assumptions that affect that affect the the applicationapplication of accounting of accounting policies policies and the and reported the reported amounts amounts of assets, of assets, liabilities, liabilities, income income and expenses. and expenses. Management Management bases bases its judgements, its judgements, estimates estimates and assumptions and assumptions on historicalon historical experience experience and on and other on othervarious various factors, factors, including including expectations expectations of future of future events, events, management management considers considers to be toreasonable be reasonable under under the circumstances. the circumstances. The resultingThe resulting accounting accounting judgements judgements and estimates and estimates will seldom will seldom equal equal the related the related actual actual results. results. The judgements, The judgements, estimates estimates and assumptions and assumptions that have that have a significanta significant risk of risk causing of causing a material a material adjustment adjustment to the to carrying the carrying amounts amounts of assets of assets and liabilities and liabilities within within the next the financialnext financial year areyear as are follows: as follows:

ImpairmentImpairment of Intangible of Intangible Asset: Asset: Right Rightof access of access to National to National Cricket Cricket Centre Centre Facilities Facilities The consolidatedThe consolidated entity entity assesses assesses the impairment the impairment of the of intangible the intangible asset, asset, 'Right 'Right to Access to Access National National Cricket Cricket Centre Centre Facilities' Facilities' at each at eachreporting reporting date bydate calculating by calculating its its value-in-use.value-in-use. A condition A condition of the of Access the Access Agreement Agreement the Company the Company acquires acquires a right a toright access to access the facilities the facilities until theuntil $5,000,000 the $5,000,000 grant grantmonies monies have havebeen beenfully extinguished. fully extinguished.

CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED 3 3 REVENUEREVENUE 20152015 20142014 $$$$ OperatingOperating Revenue Revenue Sale ofSale Goods of Goods 437,215437,215 327,216327,216 RenderingRendering of Services of Services 7,034,9567,034,956 10,655,45810,655,458 GrantGrant Revenue Revenue 16,388,56416,388,564 14,595,79814,595,798 Total TotalOperating Operating Revenue Revenue 23,860,73523,860,735 25,578,47225,578,472

Non OperatingNon Operating Revenue Revenue DonationsDonations - Peter - Peter Burge Burge Foundation Foundation 119,460119,460 119,240119,240 InterestInterest Received Received 48,45948,459 125,199125,199 Total TotalNon OperatingNon Operating Revenue Revenue 167,919 167,919 244,439 244,439

TotalTotal Revenue Revenue from fromOrdinary Ordinary Activities Activities 24,028,655 24,028,655 25,822,911 25,822,911

RevenueRevenue arising arising from exchangefrom exchange or swaps or swaps of goods of goods or services or services (included (included in total in revenue):total revenue): - Rendering - Rendering of Services of Services (i) (i) 145,008145,008 289,514289,514 (i) (i) The valueThe value of the of airtime the airtime provided provided by Channel by Channel 9 and 9 TEN and hasTEN not has been not beenincluded included because because it cannot it cannot be reliably be reliably estimated. estimated.

In addition,In addition, the value the value of the of services the services provided provided by Austero by Austero and Signs and Signs of Safety of Safety has not has been not beenincluded included because because it cannot it cannot be reliably be reliably estimated. estimated.

CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED 4 4 EXPENSESEXPENSES 20152015 20142014 ClassificationClassification of expenses of expenses by function: by function: $$$$ MatchMatch Expenses Expenses 2,458,3482,458,348 1,737,3061,737,306 MarketingMarketing Expenses Expenses 1,153,7981,153,798 2,812,8122,812,812 State StateSquad Squad 5,368,7375,368,737 4,828,7664,828,766 GameGame Development Development 4,336,1654,336,165 3,127,9773,127,977 PavilionPavilion Functions Functions & Conferences & Conferences 1,454,3621,454,362 1,675,7301,675,730 Elite SquadsElite Squads 1,397,2461,397,246 1,649,5131,649,513 OtherOther Cricket Cricket 105,734105,734 236,363236,363 AdministrationAdministration 4,523,5724,523,572 3,202,5813,202,581 AccountingAccounting and Finance and Finance 352,247352,247 694,496694,496 UpkeepUpkeep of Grounds of Grounds 1,321,8211,321,821 1,218,7691,218,769 OtherOther Expenses Expenses from Ordinaryfrom Ordinary Activities Activities 465,000465,000 464,993464,993

TotalTotal Expenses Expenses from fromOrdinary Ordinary Activities Activities 22,937,029 22,937,029 21,649,306 21,649,306

5 5 ITEMSITEMS INCLUDED INCLUDED IN PROFIT IN PROFIT / (LOSS) / (LOSS)

Net Loss/(Profit)Net Loss/(Profit) on Sale on ofSale Plant of Plant& Equipment & Equipment 34,96534,965 37,74437,744 AmortisationAmortisation of Leasehold of Leasehold Improvements Improvements 517,488517,488 517,488517,488 DepreciationDepreciation of Plant of Plant& Equipment & Equipment & Vehicles & Vehicles 233,104233,104 193,767193,767 EmployeeEmployee Benefits Benefits (Excluding (Excluding Wages Wages and Salaries) and Salaries) (210,746) (210,746) (347,552) (347,552) Cost ofCost Sales of Sales 420,792420,792 540,054540,054 OperatingOperating Lease Lease Rental Rental Expense Expense (Minimum (Minimum Lease Lease Payments) Payments) 55,80455,804 91,53491,534 OperatingOperating Lease Lease Rental Rental Expense Expense (Contingent (Contingent Rentals) Rentals) - - 0 0

6 6 CONTROLLEDCONTROLLED ENTITY ENTITY

The consolidatedThe consolidated financial financial statements statements incorporate incorporate the assets, the assets, liabilities liabilities and results and results of the of following the following subsidiary subsidiary in accordance in accordance with the with accounting the accounting policy policy described described in Note in Note2: 2:

EquityEquity Holding Holding NameName of Entity of Entity CountryCountry of Incorporation of Incorporation 20152015 20142014 %%%% BrisbaneBrisbane Heat HeatPty Ltd Pty Ltd AustraliaAustralia 100 100 100 100

7 7 CASHCASH & CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS EQUIVALENTS Cash Cashon Hand on Hand 18,58618,586 2,4302,430 Cash Cashat Bank at Bank 201,835201,835 0 0 Cash CashInvestment Investment Account Account 1,875,7291,875,729 4 4 2,096,1492,096,149 2,4342,434

8 8 TRADETRADE & OTHER & OTHER RECEIVABLES RECEIVABLES CurrentCurrent Trade Accounts Receivable 418,296 935,696 Allowance for Doubtful Debts (29,389) (50,000) 388,907 885,696

Loan - Mulgrave Combined Cricket Association - 5,592 Sundry Receivables 56,764 357,309 Prepayments 58,369 201,941 504,040 1,450,538

CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED 2015 2014 9 INVENTORIES $$ Cricket Material on Hand - at Cost 10,797 10,797 The Pavilion Function & Conference Centre - Stock on Hand - at Cost 10,669 30,032 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 21,466 40,829 99 |

10 INTANGIBLES Right to Access National Cricket Centre Facilities - at cost (i) 4,848,432 4,955,732 4,848,432 4,955,732

(i) The Company has received a Queensland Government Grant of $5,000,000 for the construction of Cricket Australia's new National Cricket Centre (NCC). A condition of the grant is that the Company has a right to access the NCC facilities until the $5,000,000 has been fully extinguished. At balance date, the Company had used $151,568 (2014: $44,268) of the grant.

Reconciliation Right to Access to National Cricket Centre Facilities Balance at the beginning of the period 4,955,732 2,983,427 Additions (at fair value acquired by government grant) - 1,288,465 Reversal of Impairment / (Impairment) - 728,108 4,955,732 5,000,000 Disposals (at cost) - - Amortisation (NCC usage for the year) (107,300) (44,268)

Balance at the end of the period 4,848,432 4,955,732 The NCC opened officially on 12 November 2013.

Impairment Testing

In 2013, an impairment of $728,108 was applied as it was considered that the carrying amount of the right to access the National Cricket Centre exceeded its value in use. This impairment was reversed in 2014 as a condition of the Amended and Restated Access Agreement as that agreement cannot be terminated by Cricket Australia at any time on or before the accumulated charges equal or exceed $5,000,000 and, therefore, the indication of the impairment no longer existed as at 30 June 2014.

11 PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT Trade AccountsTrade Accounts Receivable Receivable 418,296418,296 935,696935,696 AllowanceAllowance for Doubtful for Doubtful Debts Debts (29,389) (29,389) (50,000) (50,000) 388,907388,907 885,696885,696

Loan - MulgraveLoan - Mulgrave Combined Combined Cricket CricketAssociation Association - - 5,592 5,592 SundrySundry Receivables Receivables 56,764 56,764 357,309 357,309 PrepaymentsPrepayments 58,369 58,369 201,941201,941 504,040504,040 1,450,5381,450,538

CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED 2015 2015 2014 2014 9 9 INVENTORIESINVENTORIES $$$$ Cricket CricketMaterial Material on Hand on - Handat Cost - at Cost 10,79710,797 10,79710,797 The PavilionThe Pavilion Function Function & Conference & Conference Centre Centre- Stock -on Stock Hand on - Handat Cost - at Cost 10,66910,669 30,03230,032 21,46621,466 40,82940,829

10 10 INTANGIBLESINTANGIBLES Right toRight Access to Access National National Cricket CricketCentre CentreFacilities Facilities - at cost - at(i) cost (i) 4,848,4324,848,432 4,955,7324,955,732 4,848,4324,848,432 4,955,7324,955,732 Financial Statements

(i) The (i)Company The Company has received has received a Queensland a Queensland Government Government Grant of Grant $5,000,000 of $5,000,000 for the constructionfor the construction of Cricket of CricketAustralia's Australia's new new National National Cricket CricketCentre Centre(NCC). (NCC).A condition A condition of the grant of the is grant that theis that Company the Company has a right has toa rightaccess to accessthe NCC the facilities NCC facilities until until the $5,000,000 the $5,000,000 has been has fully been extinguished. fully extinguished. At balance At balance date, the date, Company the Company had used had $151,568 used $151,568 (2014: $44,268)(2014: $44,268) of the grant. of the grant.

ReconciliationReconciliation Right toRight Access to Access to National to National Cricket CricketCentre CentreFacilities Facilities BalanceBalance at the beginning at the beginning of the period of the period 4,955,732 4,955,732 2,983,427 2,983,427 AdditionsAdditions (at fair value(at fair acquired value acquired by government by government grant) grant) - - 1,288,465 1,288,465 ReversalReversal of Impairment of Impairment / (Impairment) / (Impairment) - - 728,108 728,108 4,955,732 4,955,732 5,000,000 5,000,000 DisposalsDisposals (at cost) (at cost) - - - - AmortisationAmortisation (NCC usage (NCC forusage the year)for the year) (107,300) (107,300) (44,268) (44,268)

BalanceBalance at the end at the of theend period of the period 4,848,4324,848,432 4,955,7324,955,732 The NCCThe opened NCC opened officially officially on 12 November on 12 November 2013. 2013.

ImpairmentImpairment Testing Testing

In 2013,In an 2013, impairment an impairment of $728,108 of $728,108 was applied was applied as it was as considered it was considered that the that carrying the carrying amount amount of the right of the to rightaccess to accessthe National the National Cricket CricketCentre Centreexceeded exceeded its value its in value use. in use. This impairmentThis impairment was reversed was reversed in 2014 in as 2014 a condition as a condition of the Amended of the Amended and Restated and Restated Access Access Agreement Agreement as that asagreement that agreement cannot cannotbe terminated be terminated by Cricket by CricketAustralia Australia at any timeat any on time or before on or thebefore accumulated the accumulated charges charges equal or equal exceed or exceed $5,000,000 $5,000,000 and, therefore, and, therefore, the indication the indication of the impairment of the impairment no longer no existedlonger existed as at 30 as June at 30 2014. June 2014.

11 11 PROPERTY,PROPERTY, PLANT PLANT AND EQUIPMENT AND EQUIPMENT

LeaseholdLeaseholdLeasehold PlantPlant &Plant & & MotorMotor VehiclesMotor Vehicles Vehicles Total Total Total 20152015 Movement2015 Movement Movement Schedule Schedule Schedule ImpImrovementsprovementsImprovementsEquiEqpuimenEpqmenuit pment t (at (atCost) Cost)(at Cost) (at (atCost) Cost)(at Cost) (at (atCost) Cost) (at Cost) BalanceBalanceBalance at 1at July 1 atJuly 20141 July2014 2014 12,104,280 12,104,280 12,104,280 1,484,536 1,484,536 1,484,536 695,037 695,037 695,037 14,283,853 14,283,853 14,283,853 AdditionsAdditionsAdditions (at (atcost) cost) (at cost) - - - 116,733 116,733 116,733 533,918 533,918 533,918 650,651 650,651 650,651 DisposalsDisposalsDisposals (at (atcost) cost) (at cost) - - - (106,625) (106,625) (106,625) (558,935) (558,935) (558,935) (665,560) (665,560) (665,560) BalanceBalanceBalance at 30at 30June at June 30 2015 June 2015 2015 12,104,280 12,104,280 12,104,280 1,494,644 1,494,644 1,494,644 670,020 670,020 670,020 14,268,944 14,268,944 14,268,944 DepreciationDepreciationDepreciation / Amortisation / Amortisation / Amortisation ProvisionProvisionProvision at 1at July 1 atJuly 20141 July2014 2014 (5,936,230) (5,936,230) (5,936,230) (800,003) (800,003) (800,003) (445,208) (445,208) (445,208) (7,181,441) (7,181,441) (7,181,441) DepreciationDepreciationDepreciation / Amortisation / Amortisation / Amortisation (517,488) (517,488) (517,488) (121,369) (121,369) (121,369) (111,735) (111,735) (111,735) (750,592) (750,592) (750,592) DisposalsDisposalsDisposals (Write-Back (Write-Back (Write-Back Depreciation) Depreciation) Depreciation) - - - 80,788 80,788 80,788 408,549 408,549 408,549 489,337 489,337 489,337 ProvisionProvisionProvision at 30at 30June at June 30 2015 June 2015 2015 (6,453,718) (6,453,718) (6,453,718) (840,584) (840,584) (840,584) (148,394) (148,394) (148,394) (7,442,696) (7,442,696) (7,442,696)

WrittenWrittenWritten Down Down Value Down Value Value 5,650,562 5,650,562 5,650,562 654,060 654,060 654,060 521,626 521,626 521,626 6,826,248 6,826,248 6,826,248

AssetsAssetsAssets under under Financeunder Finance Finance Lease Lease includedLease included included in thein the above:in above:the above: AdditionsAdditionsAdditions (at (atcost) cost) (at cost) - - - 18,168 18,168 18,168 553,918 553,918 553,918 572,086 572,086 572,086 DepreciationDepreciationDepreciation / Amortisation / Amortisation / Amortisation ------(78,227) (78,227) (78,227) (78,227) (78,227) (78,227) WrittenWrittenWritten Down Down Value Down Value Value - - - 18,168 18,168 18,168 475,691 475,691 475,691 493,859 493,859 493,859

LeaseholdLeaseholdLeasehold PlantPlant &Plant & & 20142014 Movement2014 Movement Movement Schedule Schedule Schedule MotorMotor VehiclesMotor Vehicles Vehicles Total Total Total ImpImrovementsprovementsImprovementsEquiEqpuimenEpqmenuit pment t (at (atCost) Cost)(at Cost) (at (atCost) Cost) (at Cost) (at (atCost) Cost) (at Cost) BalanceBalanceBalance at 1at June 1 atJune 12013 June 2013 2013 12,104,280 12,104,280 12,104,280 1,338,788 1,338,788 1,338,788 1,020,419 1,020,419 1,020,419 14,463,487 14,463,487 14,463,487 AdditionsAdditionsAdditions (at (atcost) cost) (at cost) - - - 203,759 203,759 203,759 80,151 80,151 80,151 283,910 283,910 283,910 DisposalsDisposalsDisposals (at (atcost) cost) (at cost) - - - (58,011) (58,011) (58,011) (405,533) (405,533) (405,533) (463,544) (463,544) (463,544) BalanceBalanceBalance at 30at 30June at June 30 2014 June 2014 2014 12,104,280 12,104,280 12,104,280 1,484,536 1,484,536 1,484,536 695,037 695,037 695,037 14,283,853 14,283,853 14,283,853 DepreciationDepreciationDepreciation / Amortisation / Amortisation / Amortisation ProvisionProvisionProvision at 1at June 1 atJune 12013 June 2013 2013 (5,418,742) (5,418,742) (5,418,742) (736,257) (736,257) (736,257) (614,315) (614,315) (614,315) (6,769,314) (6,769,314) (6,769,314) DepreciationDepreciationDepreciation / Amortisation / Amortisation / Amortisation (517,488) (517,488) (517,488) (111,149) (111,149) (111,149) (82,618) (82,618) (82,618) (711,255) (711,255) (711,255) DisposalsDisposalsDisposals (Write-Back (Write-Back (Write-Back Depreciation) Depreciation) Depreciation) - - - 47,403 47,403 47,403 251,725 251,725 251,725 229,128 229,128 229,128 ProvisionProvisionProvision at 30at 30June at June 30 2014 June 2014 2014 (5,936,230) (5,936,230) (5,936,230) (800,003) (800,003) (800,003) (445,208) (445,208) (445,208) (7,181,441) (7,181,441) (7,181,441)

WrittenWrittenWritten Down Down Value Down Value Value 6,168,050 6,168,050 6,168,050 684,533 684,533 684,533 249,829 249,829 249,829 7,102,412 7,102,412 7,102,412

AssetsAssetsAssets under under Financeunder Finance Finance Lease Lease includedLease included included in thein the above:in above:the above: AdditionsAdditionsAdditions (at (atcost) cost) (at cost) - - - 48,191 48,191 48,191 80,151 80,151 80,151 128,342 128,342 128,342 DepreciationDepreciationDepreciation / Amortisation / Amortisation / Amortisation - - - (3,030) (3,030) (3,030) (9,017) (9,017) (9,017) (12,047) (12,047) (12,047) WrittenWrittenWritten Down Down Value Down Value Value - - - 45,161 45,161 45,161 71,134 71,134 71,134 116,295 116,295 116,295

CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED 12 12 12 TRADETRADETRADE & OTHER & OTHER & OTHER PAYABLES PAYABLES PAYABLES 201520152015 201420142014 (i)(i)(i) Current Current Current $$$$$$ TradeTrade PayablesTrade Payables Payables and and Accruals andAccruals Accruals 1,018,8411,018,8411,018,841 958,717958,717958,717 IncomeIncomeIncome Received Received Received in Advancein Advance in Advance 841,470841,470841,470 1,398,4681,398,4681,398,468 1,860,311 2,357,185

13 OTHER FINANCIAL LIABILITIES Current (i) Bank Overdraft - 76,176 Finance Lease Liability 129,364 27,810 Loan from Cricket Australia (unsecured) 1,187,384 1,133,228 Total Current Financial Liabilities 1,316,748 1,237,214

(ii) Non Current Finance Lease Liability 484,551 84,595 Total Current Financial Liabilities 484,551 84,595 | 100 The Bank Overdraft with CBA is secured by a RegisteredQueensland Company Cricket Charge given - Annual by the Company Report over 2014 all of the - assets2015 and undertakings of the Company. During the current and prior years, there were no defaults or breaches on any of the loans.

Fifteen finance lease liabilities of $607,744 with CBA (Soil Spreader, Buggy and 13 Motor Vehicles) are secured over its respective asset. One finance lease liability of $6,171 with AGRO Finance (Tractor) is secured over its respective asset.

14 PROVISIONS (i) Current Employee Benefits (a) 464,285 674,809 Committed Grants Balance brought forward 222,438 254,477 Grant Allocations 465,000 465,000 Grants Claimed (443,546) (497,039) (b) 243,892 222,438 Corporate Box/ Raffle Compensation Balance brought forward 0- Grant Allocations 196,000 - Grants Claimed (168,000) - (c) 28,000 - Cricket Development Fund Balance brought forward 54,905 54,705 Deductions from Player Retainers 0 200 Grants Claimed - - (d) 54,905 54,905 Cricket Australia Premier Club Grants Balance brought forward 194,293 185,938 Grant from Cricket Australia 209,270 203,175 Grants Claimed (266,256) (194,820) (e) 137,307 194,293 Total Current Provisions 928,388 1,146,445 (ii) Non Current Employee Benefits (a) 41,189 41,411 Provision for JP Maher Bursary (f) 16,481 16,481 Total Non-Current Provisions 57,670 57,892 1,860,3111,860,311 2,357,1852,357,185 Financial Statements Financial 13 13 OTHEROTHER FINANCIAL FINANCIAL LIABILITIES LIABILITIES CurrentCurrent (i) (i)Bank BankOverdraft Overdraft - - 76,176 76,176 FinanceFinance Lease Lease Liability Liability 129,364 129,364 27,810 27,810 Loan Loanfrom Cricketfrom Cricket Australia Australia (unsecured) (unsecured) 1,187,3841,187,384 1,133,228 1,133,228 Total TotalCurrent Current Financial Financial Liabilities Liabilities 1,316,7481,316,748 1,237,214 1,237,214

(ii)(ii) Non Current Non Current FinanceFinance Lease Lease Liability Liability 484,551 484,551 84,595 84,595 Total TotalCurrent Current Financial Financial Liabilities Liabilities 484,551 484,551 84,595 84,595 The BankThe BankOverdraft Overdraft with CBA with isCBA secured is secured by a Registeredby a Registered Company Company Charge Charge given given by the by Company the Company over allover of allthe of assets the assets and undertakings and undertakings of theof Company. the Company. During During the current the current and prior and years,prior years, there therewere wereno defaults no defaults or breaches or breaches on any on of any the of loans. the loans.

FifteenFifteen finance finance lease lease liabilities liabilities of $607,744 of $607,744 with CBA with (SoilCBA Spreader,(Soil Spreader, Buggy Buggy and 13 and Motor 13 Motor Vehicles) Vehicles) are secured are secured over itsover respective its respective asset. asset. One financeOne finance lease lease liability liability of $6,171 of $6,171 with AGRO with AGRO Finance Finance (Tractor) (Tractor) is secured is secured over itsover respective its respective asset. asset.

14 14 PROVISIONSPROVISIONS (i)(i) Current Current EmployeeEmployee Benefits Benefits (a) (a) 464,285464,285 674,809674,809 CommittedCommitted Grants Grants BalanceBalance brought brought forward forward 222,438222,438 254,477254,477 GrantGrant Allocations Allocations 465,000465,000 465,000465,000 GrantsGrants Claimed Claimed (443,546) (443,546) (497,039) (497,039) (b) (b) 243,892 243,892 222,438 222,438 CorporateCorporate Box/ RaffleBox/ Raffle Compensation Compensation BalanceBalance brought brought forward forward 0-0- GrantGrant Allocations Allocations 196,000196,000 - - GrantsGrants Claimed Claimed (168,000) (168,000) - - (c) (c) 28,000 28,000 - - CricketCricket Development Development Fund Fund BalanceBalance brought brought forward forward 54,905 54,905 54,705 54,705 DeductionsDeductions from Playerfrom Player Retainers Retainers 0 0 200 200 GrantsGrants Claimed Claimed - - - - (d) (d) 54,905 54,905 54,905 54,905 CricketCricket Australia Australia Premier Premier Club GrantsClub Grants BalanceBalance brought brought forward forward 194,293 194,293 185,938 185,938 GrantGrant from Cricketfrom Cricket Australia Australia 209,270 209,270 203,175 203,175 GrantsGrants Claimed Claimed (266,256) (266,256) (194,820) (194,820) (e) (e) 137,307 137,307 194,293 194,293 Total TotalCurrent Current Provisions Provisions 928,388928,388 1,146,4451,146,445 (ii)(ii) Non Current Non Current EmployeeEmployee Benefits Benefits (a) (a) 41,18941,189 41,41141,411 ProvisionProvision for JP for Maher JP Maher Bursary Bursary (f) (f) 16,48116,481 16,48116,481 Total TotalNon-Current Non-Current Provisions Provisions 57,67057,670 57,89257,892

(a) (a)This amountThis amount includes includes the full the cost full ofcost accrued of accrued Annual Annual Leave Leave and the and full the cost full ofcost Long of LongService Service Leave Leave accrued. accrued. Annual Annual Leave Leave balances balances are are maintainedmaintained at a consistent at a consistent level butlevel the but full the cost full forcost all for employees all employees who havewho havequalified qualified for Long for LongService Service Leave Leave is disclosed is disclosed as Current. as Current. The The CompanyCompany has several has several long servinglong serving senior senior employees employees and the and balance the balance of entitled of entitled Long LongService Service Leave Leave as at as30 atJune 30 June2015 2015was $193,732 was $193,732 (2014: (2014: $440,685). $440,685). (b) (b)TheseThese grants grants are subject are subject to the to Board the Board of Director's of Director's approval approval annually annually and are and available are available to all tothe all affiliates the affiliates of Queensland of Queensland Cricket. Cricket. EligibleEligible expenditure expenditure for these for these grants grants include: include: Capital Capital Improvements, Improvements, Equipment, Equipment, Full-time Full-time Groundsmen Groundsmen Wages, Wages, 50% of50% Administrators of Administrators Wages. Wages. (c) (c)This provisionThis provision was been was beenmade made available available to the to premier the premier clubs clubsand Affiliates and Affiliates which which were wereallocated allocated a corporate a corporate box and box a and share a share of any of raffle any raffleproceeds proceeds at Internationalat International matches, matches, when when these these were werecontrolled controlled by Queensland by Queensland Cricket. Cricket. When When Cricket Cricket Australia Australia purchased purchased the hospitality the hospitality rights rights to to InternationalInternational matches matches at the at Gabba the Gabba facilities facilities in 2014, in 2014, the Board the Board agreed agreed to compensation to compensation the premier the premier clubs clubsand Affiliates and Affiliates for the for loss the of loss these of these two benefits. two benefits. (d) (d)This provisionThis provision has been has beenmade made available available to the to premier the premier clubs clubsfrom deductionsfrom deductions from thefrom player's the player's retainers retainers who playwho cricketplay cricket overseas overseas in the in off-season. the off-season. EligibleEligible expenditure expenditure for these for these grants grants are: water are: water efficiency, efficiency, stormwater stormwater harvesting, harvesting, tanks, tanks, playing playing surface surface renovations. renovations. (e) (e)CricketCricket Australia Australia has provided has provided these these funds funds to be todirected be directed towards towards improving improving the facilities the facilities and equipment and equipment in the in premier the premier clubs. clubs. EligibleEligible expenditure expenditure is limited is limited to capital to capital improvements improvements and equipment and equipment acquisitions acquisitions as well as as well women's as women's cricket cricket initiatives. initiatives. (f) (f)Mr JamesMr James Maher Maher donated donated $20,000 $20,000 towards towards providing providing an annual an annual bursary bursary for emerging for emerging youth youth cricketers cricketers from regionalfrom regional Queensland. Queensland. The winnerThe winner receives receives a trip ato trip Brisbane to Brisbane to meet to meetand train and withtrain the with Bulls the BullsSquad Squad and Elite and CoachingElite Coaching Staff forStaff a week.for a week.

CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED 20152015 20142014 15 15 RESERVESRESERVES $$$$ The GregThe GregChappell Chappell Fund Fund (a) (a) 300,000300,000 300,000300,000 Total TotalReserves Reserves 300,000300,000 300,000300,000 (a) (a)The GregThe GregChappell Chappell Fund Fundwas established was established to provide to provide loan fundingloan funding to all tothe all affiliates the affiliates of Queensland of Queensland Cricket. Cricket. QueenslandQueensland Cricket Cricket Association Association Limited Limited is the is administrator the administrator of the of fund. the fund.

16 16 COMMITMENTSCOMMITMENTS (i)(i) Expenditure Expenditure LeaseLease and Hire and expenditureHire expenditure contracted contracted for at for30th at June30th June2015 2015but not but provided not provided for: for: OperatingOperating Leases Leases Non CancellableNon Cancellable with a with Term a Termof more of morethan 1than Year 1 Year (b) (b) 199,321199,321 213,872213,872 Payable:Payable: Not laterNot thanlater onethan year one year 16,38316,383 15,94615,946 Later Laterthan onethan year one butyear not but later not thanlater fivethan years five years 68,86068,860 67,03967,039 Later Laterthan fivethan years five years 114,078114,078 130,887130,887 199,321199,321 213,872213,872 (b)(b) Queensland Queensland Cricket Cricket Headquarters Headquarters at Breakfast at Breakfast Creek Creek is leased is leased from thefrom Brisbane the Brisbane City Council City Council (BCC) (BCC) under under the terms the terms of a 30 of yeara 30 year lease,lease, granted granted in April in 1996.April 1996. This leaseThis lease provides provides for a rentalfor a rental adjustment adjustment each eachyear basedyear based on the on CPI the for CPI Brisbane. for Brisbane. DiscussionsDiscussions with the with BCC the BCCcontinue continue with a with view a toview obtaining to obtaining a long a termlong tenureterm tenure of the of existing the existing property. property.

FinanceFinance Leases Leases The ConsolidatedThe Consolidated entity entity leases leases various various plant plant& equipment & equipment under under finance finance leases leases expiring expiring within within 3 years. 3 years.

Each Eachfinance finance lease lease is over is 36over months, 36 months, with interest with interest rates ratesranging ranging between between 2.9% 2.9%to 6.5%. to 6.5%.

CommitmentsCommitments in relation in relation to finance to finance leases leases are payable are payable as follows: as follows: WithinWithin one year one year 159,434159,434 33,384 33,384 Later Laterthan onethan year one butyear not but later not thanlater fivethan years five years 512,511512,511 89,841 89,841 MinimumMinimum Lease Lease payments payments 671,945671,945 123,225 123,225 FutureFuture finance finance charges charges (58,030) (58,030) (10,820) (10,820) Recognised as a liability (Note 13) 613,915 112,405

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 101 | CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED 2015 2014 (ii) Revenue $$ Future minimum payments in respect of non-cancellable revenue leases according to the time expected to elapse to the expected date of receipt Receivable: Not later than one year 149,401 78,655 Later than one year but not later than five years 75,712 148,888 Later than five years - - 225,113 227,543

Contingent rentals recognised as revenues 116,190 53,181

On 13 April 2004, the Company entered into a Licence Agreement with Cricket Australia for a term of 10 years, expiring 12 April 2014, where the Company (Licensor) grants to Cricket Australia (Licensee) a licence to: (a) Use and occupy the Licensed Area within the Queensland Cricket complex for the purpose of running its day to day business related to the National Cricket Centre; and (b) Use on Event Days the Training & Playing facilities for the purpose of conducting Events.

On 10th March 2006, the National Cricket Centre relocated into The Stand, taking over an increased office area.

The Licence Agreement was re-negotiated on the 5 November 2007, to reflect the increased space and the improved area and facilities of the new Pavilion.

In November 2013, Cricket Australia relocated into their new National Cricket Centre at 20 Greg Chappell Street Albion.

In June 2014, the Company entered into a new 3 year agreement with Trew Marketing Pty Ltd to occupy the office facilities in The Matthew Hayden Stand.

Training and Playing Facilities Usage Charge for each contract year is based on the Annual Program which must be submitted by 31 January each year. The rate for 2014/15 was $563 per day for the Training and Playing Facilities and $703 per day when turf wickets were used. (2014: $541 Non-Turf, $676 Turf Wickets used), The rates are indexed by 4% per year. Only the base rental is disclosed in the Commitments Receivable, as the Training and Playing Facilities Usage Charge cannot be reliably estimated and consequently, has been disclosed as Contingent Rental.

CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED 17 CREDIT STANDBY ARRANGEMENTS & LOAN FACILITIES 2015 2014 $$ Facility Used Used Bank Overdraft and Corporate Charge Card (i) - 76,176 Loan Cricket Australia (ii) 1,187,384 1,133,228

(i) This amount is a $1,000,000 overdraft facility with the Commonwealth Bank Australia (CBA). The interest rate as at 30 June 2015 was 8.09% (2014: 8.59%).

(ii) The Company received a $1,000,000 advance on future distributions from Cricket Australia, to fund working capital. The interest rate is calculated daily and is based on the best available CBA Term Deposit Rates plus two hundred basis points. RecognisedRecognisedRecognisedRecognised as aas liability a asliability as a a(Noteliability liability (Note 13) (Note (Note13) 13) 13) 613,915613,915613,915613,915 112,405 112,405 112,405 112,405

CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED 2015201520152015 2014201420142014 (ii)(ii)(ii) Revenue(ii) Revenue Revenue Revenue $$$$$$$$ FutureFuture minimumFutureFuture minimum minimum minimumpayments payments payments payments in respect in respect in in respectof respect non-cancellable of non-cancellable of of non-cancellable non-cancellable revenue revenue revenue leasesrevenue leases accordingleases leases according according according to the to thetime to to timethe expectedthe timeexpected time expected expectedto elapse to elapse to totoelapse elapse to to to the theexpected expectedthethe expected expecteddate date of datereceipt of date receipt of of receipt receipt Receivable:Receivable:Receivable:Receivable: NotNot later laterNot thanNot later than later one than one thanyear oneyear one year year 149,401149,401149,401149,401 78,65578,65578,65578,655 LaterLater thanLater thanLater one than one thanyear oneyear onebut year but notyear notbutlater but laternot thannot later than later five than five yearsthan yearsfive five years years 75,71275,71275,71275,712 148,888148,888148,888148,888 LaterLater thanLater thanLater five than five yearsthan yearsfive five years years ------225,113225,113225,113225,113 227,543227,543227,543227,543

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CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED 17 17 1717 CREDITCREDITCREDIT STANDBYCREDIT STANDBY STANDBY STANDBY ARRANGEMENTS ARRANGEMENTS ARRANGEMENTS ARRANGEMENTS & LOAN & LOAN & &FACILITIESLOAN LOAN FACILITIES FACILITIES FACILITIES 2015201520152015 2014201420142014 $$$$$$$$ Facility Facility Facility Facility UsedUsedUsedUsed UsedUsedUsedUsed BankBank OverdraftBank OverdraftBank Overdraft Overdraft and and Corporate andCorporate and Corporate Corporate Charge Charge ChargeCard Charge Card Card Card (i) (i) (i) (i) - - - - 76,176 76,176 76,176 76,176 LoanLoan CricketLoan CricketLoan CricketAustralia Cricket Australia Australia Australia (ii) (ii) (ii)(ii) 1,187,3841,187,3841,187,3841,187,384 1,133,2281,133,2281,133,2281,133,228

(i)(i)(i)(i) This This amount Thisamount This amount is amount a is $1,000,000 a $1,000,000is isa a$1,000,000 $1,000,000 overdraft overdraft overdraft overdraftfacility facility withfacility facility with the with theCommonwealth with Commonwealththe the Commonwealth Commonwealth Bank Bank Australia Bank AustraliaBank Australia Australia(CBA). (CBA). The(CBA). (CBA). The interest Theinterest The interestrate interest rate as rateatas rate 30 at as June30as at Juneat 30 201530 June 2015June was 2015 was2015 8.09% was8.09% was (2014:8.09% 8.09% (2014: 8.59%).(2014: (2014: 8.59%). 8.59%). 8.59%).

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18 18 18 RELATEDRELATEDRELATED PARTIES PARTIES PARTIES DISCLOSURES DISCLOSURES DISCLOSURES (i) (i) Directors(i)Directors Directorsof theof the Company Companyof the Company who who have have who held held have office office held during duringoffice the duringthe year, year, theand and year, prior prior andyear year prior are are detailedyear detailed are in detailed thein the accompanying accompanyingin the accompanying Directors Directors DirectorsReport. Report. Report.

TheThe name nameThe and andname position position and of position otherof other key of keyother management management key management personnel personnel personnel of theof the Company Companyof the Company during during the duringthe financial financial the yearfinancial year were: were: year were:

2015 2015 2015 20142014 2014 G Cockerill,G Cockerill,G Cockerill, Chief Chief Executive ExecutiveChief Executive Officer Officer Officer R Powell,R Powell,R Acting, Powell, Acting, Chief Acting, Chief Executive ExecutiveChief Executive Officer Officer (Finished Officer (Finished (Finished October October 2013)October 2013) 2013) A Blucher,A Blucher,A GM,Blucher, GM, Brisbane Brisbane GM, BrisbaneHeat Heat and and HeatCommercial Commercial and Commercial (Resigned (Resigned (Resigned March March 2015) March2015) 2015) G Cockerill,G Cockerill,G Cockerill, Chief Chief Executive ExecutiveChief Executive Officer Officer (Started Officer (Started October(Started October 2013)October 2013) 2013) G Rollason,G Rollason,G Rollason, GM, GM, Corporate Corporate GM, Corporate Services Services Servicesand and CFO CFO and CFO A Blucher,A Blucher,A GM,Blucher, GM, Brisbane Brisbane GM, BrisbaneHeat Heat and and HeatCommercial Commercial and Commercial T Oliver,T Oliver, GM,T Oliver, GM, High High GM, Performance Performance High Performance (Resigned (Resigned (Resigned November November November 2014) 2014) 2014) G Rollason,G Rollason,G Rollason, Chief Chief Financial FinancialChief FinancialOfficer Officer Officer B Jones,B Jones, BGM, Jones, GM, High High GM, Performance Performance High Performance (Started (Started February(Started February February2015) 2015) 2015) T Oliver,T Oliver, GM,T Oliver, GM, High High GM, Performance Performance High Performance A McShea,A McShea,A McShea, GM, GM, Commercial Commercial GM, Commercial and and Marketing Marketing and Marketing A McShea,A McShea,A McShea, GM, GM, Marketing, Marketing, GM, Marketing, Digital Digital and Digitaland Communications Communications and Communications J Stock,J Stock, GM,J Stock,GM, Game Game GM, and Gameand Market Market and Development Market Development Development J Stock,J Stock, GM,J Stock,GM, Game Game GM, and Gameand Market Market and Development Market Development Development (Started (Started February(Started February February2014) 2014) 2014)

(ii)(ii) Transactions(ii)TransactionsTransactions Between Between BetweenRelated Related Parties: Related Parties: Parties:

(a) (a)Transactions Transactions(a) Transactions with with Directors Directors with Directors TransactionsTransactionsTransactions with with Directors Directors with Directorsare are trivial trivial areor domestic ortrivial domestic or domesticin naturein nature inand nature and occurred occurred and occurredwithin within a normal withina normal aemployee/customer/supplier normal employee/customer/supplier employee/customer/supplier relationshiprelationshiprelationship on onterms terms onand andterms conditions conditions and conditions no nomore more favourableno favourablemore favourable than than those those than which whichthose it is whichit reasonable is reasonable it is reasonable to expectto expect towould expect would have wouldhave been been have been adoptedadopted withadopted with the the Director with Director the at Director arm'sat arm's length at lengtharm's in thelengthin the same samein the terms termssame and andterms conditions. conditions. and conditions.

(b) (b)Key Key Management(b) Management Key Management Personnel Personnel Personnel Compensation Compensation Compensation TheThe aggregate aggregateThe aggregate compensation compensation compensation made made to thetomade the members membersto the members of keyof key management ofmanagement key management personnel personnel personnel of theof the Company Companyof the Company andand its controllingitsand controlling its controlling entity entity is as isentity asfollows: follows: is as follows: CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED 20152015 2015 20142014 2014 $$$$$$ KeyKey Management ManagementKey Management Personnel Personnel Personnel Employee Employee Employee Benefits Benefits Benefits 1,515,5621,515,5621,515,562 1,151,8181,151,8181,151,818

19 19 19 CAPITALCAPITALCAPITAL EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE TheThe Company CompanyThe Company has has no nocapital has capital no commitments capital commitments commitments contracted contracted contracted for forat reportingat reportingfor at reportingdate, date, other other date, than thanother commitments commitments than commitments for forthe the supply for supply the of supply inventories,of inventories, of inventories, whichwhich have whichhave not not havebeen been notrecognised recognised been recognised as asliabilities. liabilities. as liabilities.

20 20 20 MEMBERSMEMBERSMEMBERS LIABILITY LIABILITY LIABILITY TheThe Company CompanyThe Company is a is Company a Company is a Company limited limited by limited byguarantee. guarantee. by guarantee. The The Constitution Constitution The Constitution of theof the Company Companyof the Company limits limits the thelimitsliability liability the of liability of of membersmembersmembers to theto the sum sumto ofthe $10of sum $10 in ofthein $10the event eventin the of theofevent the Company Companyof the Company being being wound woundbeing up. wound up. up.

21 21 21 ARTHURARTHURARTHUR DIBDIN DIBDIN MEMORIAL DIBDIN MEMORIAL MEMORIAL FUND FUND FUND TheThe Arthur ArthurThe Dibdin ArthurDibdin Memorial Dibdin Memorial Memorial Fund Fund is included isFund included is inincluded thein the balance balancein the of balance Membersof Members of Members Funds Funds and Fundsand is not is andnot available availableis not availableto beto beused used to forbe for theused the for the benefitbenefit ofbenefit members.of members. of members. The fund had a balance of $500 as at 30th June 2015. (2014: $500).

22 EVENTS AFTER THE REPORTING PERIOD In July 2015, Cricket Australia paid the Company a special distribution of $500,000 which the Board is yet to consider the use of this funding until after the Annual General Meeting. Cricket Australia has also confirmed an additional one-off $500,000 for specific strategic initiatives focused | 102 on growth and to further the strategic goals for AustralianQueensland Cricket. Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015

The Company are finalising negotiations with Zen Catering for one of their subsidiary companies to lease the Pavilion Function and Conference Centre from 1 July 2015 for 5 years plus an option for a further 5 years.

No other matter or circumstance has arisen since 30 June 2015 that has significantly affected, or may significantly affect the Company's operations, the results of those operations, or the Company's state of affairs in future financial years.

23 CONTINGENT ASSET In conjunction with Cricket Australia, the Company have submitted an insurance claim for $172,820 resulting from lost revenues associated with the rescheduling of the Brisbane Heat match against the Hobart Hurricanes from 22 January 2015 to 15 January 2015. We are expecting this claim to be finalised by 31 December 2015. The quantum of amounts expected to be recovered as at the date of this report cannot be reliably estimated.

24 ECONOMIC DEPENDENCY The Company is economically dependent upon Cricket Australia in respect to grants received.

25 PARENT ENTITY INFORMATION CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED Supplementary information about the parent entity is as follows: 2015 2014 $$ Statement of Comprehensive Income: Profit/(Loss) for the period 291,013 3,751,752 Total Comprehensive Income/(Loss) 291,013 3,751,752

Statement of Financial Position: Total Current Assets 2,701,182 2,262,367 Total Assets 14,375,862 14,320,511 Total Current Liabilities 4,105,447 4,740,844 Total Liabilities 4,647,668 4,883,331 Equity: Reserves 300,000 300,000 Retained Earnings 9,428,193 9,137,180 Total Equity 9,728,193 9,437,180

Guarantees entered into by the parent entity in relation to the debts of its subsidiary The parent entity has not entered into a deed of cross guarantee with its subsidiary.

Contingent Liabilities The parent entity has no contingent liabilities as at the 30 June 2015.

Capital commitments The parent entity has no capital commitments for property, plant and equipment as at 30 June 2015 . The fundThe hadfund a had balance a balance of $500 of $500as at as30th at June30th June2015. 2015. (2014: (2014: $500). $500). Financial Statements Financial 22 22 EVENTSEVENTS AFTER AFTER THE REPORTINGTHE REPORTING PERIOD PERIOD In JulyIn 2015, July 2015, Cricket Cricket Australia Australia paid thepaid Company the Company a special a special distribution distribution of $500,000 of $500,000 which which the Board the Board is yet isto yet consider to consider the use the of use this of funding this funding until until after theafter Annual the Annual General General Meeting. Meeting. Cricket Cricket Australia Australia has also has confirmedalso confirmed an additional an additional one-off one-off $500,000 $500,000 for specific for specific strategic strategic initiatives initiatives focused focused on growthon growth and to and further to further the strategic the strategic goals goals for Australian for Australian Cricket. Cricket.

The CompanyThe Company are finalising are finalising negotiations negotiations with Zen with Catering Zen Catering for one for of one their of subsidiarytheir subsidiary companies companies to lease to lease the Pavilion the Pavilion Function Function and and ConferenceConference Centre Centre from 1from July 1 2015 July 2015for 5 yearsfor 5 years plus anplus option an option for a furtherfor a further 5 years. 5 years.

No otherNo othermatter matter or circumstance or circumstance has arisen has arisen since since30 June 30 June2015 2015that has that significantly has significantly affected, affected, or may or significantlymay significantly affect affect the Company'sthe Company's operations, operations, the results the results of those of those operations, operations, or the or Company's the Company's state stateof affairs of affairs in future in future financial financial years. years.

23 23 CONTINGENTCONTINGENT ASSET ASSET In conjunctionIn conjunction with Cricket with Cricket Australia, Australia, the Company the Company have havesubmitted submitted an insurance an insurance claim claimfor $172,820 for $172,820 resulting resulting from lostfrom revenues lost revenues associated associated with the with rescheduling the rescheduling of of the Brisbanethe Brisbane Heat Heatmatch match against against the Hobart the Hobart Hurricanes Hurricanes from 22from January 22 January 2015 2015to 15 toJanuary 15 January 2015. 2015. We are We expecting are expecting this claim this claimto be tofinalised be finalised by 31 by December 31 December 2015. 2015. The quantumThe quantum of amounts of amounts expected expected to be torecovered be recovered as at asthe at date the ofdate this of report this report cannot cannot be reliably be reliably estimated. estimated.

24 24 ECONOMICECONOMIC DEPENDENCY DEPENDENCY The CompanyThe Company is economically is economically dependent dependent upon uponCricket Cricket Australia Australia in respect in respect to grants to grants received. received.

25 25 PARENTPARENT ENTITY ENTITY INFORMATION INFORMATION CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED SupplementarySupplementary information information about about the parent the parent entity entity is as follows:is as follows: 20152015 20142014 $$$$ StatementStatement of Comprehensive of Comprehensive Income: Income: Profit/(Loss)Profit/(Loss) for the for period the period 291,013291,013 3,751,752 3,751,752 Total TotalComprehensive Comprehensive Income/(Loss) Income/(Loss) 291,013291,013 3,751,752 3,751,752

StatementStatement of Financial of Financial Position: Position: Total TotalCurrent Current Assets Assets 2,701,1822,701,182 2,262,367 2,262,367 Total TotalAssets Assets 14,375,86214,375,862 14,320,511 14,320,511 Total TotalCurrent Current Liabilities Liabilities 4,105,4474,105,447 4,740,844 4,740,844 Total TotalLiabilities Liabilities 4,647,6684,647,668 4,883,331 4,883,331 Equity:Equity: Reserves Reserves 300,000300,000 300,000 300,000 Retained Retained Earnings Earnings 9,428,1939,428,193 9,137,180 9,137,180 Total TotalEquity Equity 9,728,1939,728,193 9,437,180 9,437,180

GuaranteesGuarantees entered entered into by into the by parent the parent entity entity in relation in relation to the to debts the debts of its ofsubsidiary its subsidiary The parentThe parent entity entity has not has entered not entered into a into deed a deedof cross of cross guarantee guarantee with its with subsidiary. its subsidiary.

ContingentContingent Liabilities Liabilities The parentThe parent entity entity has no has contingent no contingent liabilities liabilities as at asthe at 30 the June 30 June2015. 2015.

CapitalCapital commitments commitments The parentThe parent entity entity has no has capital no capital commitments commitments for property, for property, plant plantand equipment and equipment as at as30 atJune 30 June2015 2015. .

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015 103 | QUEENSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION LIMITED (A Company Limited by Guarantee)

DIRECTORS’ REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2015

DIRECTORS

The following persons were Directors of the Company during the whole of the financial year and up to the date of this report, unless otherwise stated. The

Directors’ Report number of meetings of the Company’s Board of Directors held during the year ended 30 June 2015, and the number of meetings attended by each Director was:

Name of Director Number of Number of Meetings Meetings Attended Eligible to attend J.L. Holding (Chairman) 9 10 S.P. Vasta 10 10 A.R. Border A.O. 6 10 G.J. Madsen O.A.M. 2 2 (resigned 16 September 2014) K.J. Smith 9 10 T.W. Frankling 10 10 B.W. Jansen 10 10 F.M. Hannan (appointed 29 January 2015) 3 5 I.L. Mitchell (appointed 29 January 2015) 5 5 A.M. Gray (appointed 29 January 2015) 4 5

The following sub-committees have been established by the Board of Directors  Finance, Audit and Risk  Commercial and Marketing Committee  Brisbane Heat BBL Committee  Infrastructure and Facilities committee  Future Funding Committee;  Participation Committee  Grade Committee;  State Selection Committee (Men);  State Selection Committee (Women);  Indoor Cricket Advisory Committee;  Indoor Cricket State Selection Committee;  Umpire Selection Committee;  Queensland Country and Regional Committee;  Conducts Commissioners and Conducts Committee;  Appeals Tribunal;  Racial and Religious Vilification Committee; and  Indigenous Cricket Advisory Committee;

OBJECTIVES

The short term objectives of the Company are:  Grow and retain participation in Cricket across an increasingly diverse base;  Team success for the Bulls, Fire, Brisbane Heat and all Queensland representative teams;  Develop new revenue streams to increase the Company’s cash operating surplus; and  To promote the participation of the Brisbane Heat in the Big Bash League.

The long term objective is to be Queensland’s favourite sport – a sport for all Queenslanders.

STRATEGY FOR ACHIEVING THE OBJECTIVES

The Company has established a three year strategic plan which focuses on five major pillars:  Grow Queensland’s Cricket’s fan base;  Develop the best teams players, coaches and competitions in Australia  Increase participation and inspire Queensland’s next generation of players, fans and volunteers;  Provide strong leadership and management; and  Grow investment in Queensland cricket and allocate resources to deliver our strategy

PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES

The principal activities of the Company are to provide programs and resources to develop the cricket participation throughout Queensland; provide appropriate support and systems to the Brisbane Heat and all Queensland representative teams to achieve success; develop strategies to maximize revenue generation and making the Brisbane Heat ‘the’ team of the summer by actively promoting the Brisbane Heat brand to children, women and families.

PERFORMANCE MEASURES

The Company has, under each strategic pillar a set of specific performance targets to be achieved within the lifespan of the strategic plan. These targets are designed to focus the efforts of the Company's Board, management and staff, to provide a tangible measure of the Company's success.

REVIEW OF OPERATIONS AND RESULTS OF OPERATIONS

The Comprehensive Income of the Company for the 12 months ended 30 June 2015 was a profit of $980,053 (2014: Profit $4,777,717) Results from 2014 included a net return of $1,296,307 from Corporate Hospitality from series above Cricket Australia’s current Corporate Hospitality distribution, State Government grant revenue in respect to the National Cricket Centre of $1,288,465, Champions League T20 competition of $718,081and the reversal of the impairment expense in respect of the Right of Access to the National Cricket Centre of $728,108.

The 2015 performance was influenced by the following key factors,

Queensland Cricket Association Limited:  Consolidation of additional profit of $339,102 from the Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd;  The loss of XXXX as naming rights sponsor for the Bulls reduced sponsorship revenue by $265,000;  Strong disciplines and focus on cost control and efficiencies;  Strong cash flow management and risk analysis;  Improved controls and governance;  Small operating profit from the Pavilion conference business;  Proactive and productive relationship with Cricket Australia which included the first year of a three year Game Development Funding Agreement between Cricket Australia and Queensland Cricket, which resulted in additional funding to increase participation across Queensland of $1,350,000 and Cricket Australia’s buy out of Corporate Hospitality which resulted in an increase in guaranteed grant distributions received from Cricket Australia of $1,913,376.

| 104 Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2014 - 2015  The Company generated a profit of $693,888 (2014: profit of $354,786, after adjusting for Champions League T20);  The Brisbane Heat played in front of over 100,000 fans over their four home games generating a profit of $531,743;  The Brisbane Heat profit has been used to reduce the outstanding loan to the Brisbane Heat to $79,426, which represents the trading losses for the first three years. This loan balance includes an interest charge of $4,848 as agreed under the Loan Agreement between the Company and Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd. The Directors consider that the 2015/16 forecast trading position of the franchise period should recoup the current outstanding loan amount.

INFORMATION ON DIRECTORS

Jim Holding - Chairman Office managing partner with the legal firm DLA Piper, Jim joined the Board of Directors for the first time in 2006. After a long playing career, he was involved in the administration at Toombul and joined the Grade Committee in the early 1990s, before his work as a lawyer took him to Canberra and Sydney for four years. He rekindled the association with Toombul and the Grade Committee on his return and has been a member of the Conducts/Player Behaviour Committee, and the Racial and Religious Vilification Committee since 2001. He commenced playing cricket for Toombul at Under-10 level and continued with the club up to Second Grade where he was part of a premiership team in 1989-90, two seasons after being successful with the Third Grade side. Always energetic and passionate about his cricket, Jim was elected Chairman on 9 November 2010.

Sal Vasta - Deputy Chairman Sal was elected to the Board at an ordinary meeting on 22 February 2011, filling the position left vacant by Jim Holding following his elevation to the chairmanship. Sal was elected deputy chairman when Bryan Phelan opted to remain a CA Director at the August 2011 AGM. He has been a passionate REVIEW OF OPERATIONS AND RESULTS OF OPERATIONS

The Comprehensive Income of the Company for the 12 months ended 30 June 2015 was a profit of $980,053 (2014: Profit $4,777,717) Results from 2014 included a net return of $1,296,307 from Corporate Hospitality from the Ashes series above Cricket Australia’s current Corporate Hospitality distribution, State Government grant revenue in respect to the National Cricket Centre of $1,288,465, Champions League T20 competition of $718,081and the reversal of the impairment expense in respect of the Right of Access to the National Cricket Centre of $728,108.

The 2015 performance was influenced by the following key factors,

Queensland Cricket Association Limited:  Consolidation of additional profit of $339,102 from the Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd;  The loss of XXXX as naming rights sponsor for the Bulls reduced sponsorship revenue by $265,000;  Strong disciplines and focus on cost control and efficiencies;  Strong cash flow management and risk analysis;  Improved controls and governance;  Small operating profit from the Pavilion conference business;  Proactive and productive relationship with Cricket Australia which included the first year of a three year Game Development Funding Agreement between Cricket Australia and Queensland Cricket, which resulted in additional funding to increase participation across Queensland of $1,350,000 and Cricket Australia’s buy out of Corporate Hospitality which resulted in an increase in guaranteed grant distributions received from Cricket Australia of $1,913,376.

Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd Profiles / Directors’ Report Directors’  The Company generated a profit of $693,888 (2014: profit of $354,786, after adjusting for Champions League T20);  The Brisbane Heat played in front of over 100,000 fans over their four home games generating a profit of $531,743;  The Brisbane Heat profit has been used to reduce the outstanding loan to the Brisbane Heat to $79,426, which represents the trading losses for the first three years. This loan balance includes an interest charge of $4,848 as agreed under the Loan Agreement between the Company and Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd. The Directors consider that the 2015/16 forecast trading position of the franchise period should recoup the current outstanding loan amount.

INFORMATION ON DIRECTORS

Jim Holding - Chairman Office managing partner with the legal firm DLA Piper, Jim joined the Board of Directors for the first time in 2006. After a long playing career, he was involved in the administration at Toombul and joined the Grade Committee in the early 1990s, before his work as a lawyer took him to Canberra and Sydney for four years. He rekindled the association with Toombul and the Grade Committee on his return and has been a member of the Conducts/Player Behaviour Committee, and the Racial and Religious Vilification Committee since 2001. He commenced playing cricket for Toombul at Under-10 level and continued with the club up to Second Grade where he was part of a premiership team in 1989-90, two seasons after being successful with the Third Grade side. Always energetic and passionate about his cricket, Jim was elected Chairman on 9 November 2010.

Sal Vasta - Deputy Chairman Sal was elected to the Board at an ordinary meeting on 22 February 2011, filling the position left vacant by Jim Holding following his elevation to the chairmanship. Sal was elected deputy chairman when Bryan Phelan opted to remain a CA Director at the August 2011 AGM. He has been a passionate contributor to the game since joining South Brisbane as a committee member in 2000, becoming secretary in 2002 and president in 2006 through until 2011. He was a QC delegate from 2002 to 2011, and has been a member of the QC Racial and Religious Vilification Committee since 2004, Conducts Committee since 2005, and Grade committee since 2008. He was held in such high regard that he was invited to be part of the QC sub-committee into proposed changes to the Memorandum and Articles of Association, whose far-reaching recommendations were ultimately accepted in early 2011. As a player, Sal spent one year with University of Queensland as a teenager while he was studying there. He has played summer and winter cricket for South Brisbane Grade and Sub-Districts teams since 1998, being part of the club’s 6th Grade premiership team in 2007-08. Sal has been a Crown Prosecutor since 1993 and was appointed as a Judge to the Federal Circuit Court on January 1, 2015.

Allan Border AO Australia's most capped Test captain and No.2 on the all-time list of Test match appearances with 156, Allan joined the Board following the death of Peter Burge in October 2001. A legend of the game, he scored 11,174 Test runs and had a Test average of 50.56. He captained Australia in 93 Test matches and was a member of the first Queensland team to win the Sheffield Shield, in 1994-95. Allan was a Test selector between 1998 and 2005 and coached Australia 'A' on more than 30 occasions. The , awarded to the best Australian player each year, was named in his honour, as was the main playing field at Queensland Cricket Headquarters. A long-time member of the Australian selection panel, Allan was a Cricket Australia Board representative until 2009, serving on the Playing Conditions Committee as well as being Australia's representative on the ICC's Cricket Committee - Playing. He received Life Membership of QC in August 2010.

Tom Frankling Tom Frankling was appointed to the Board in November 2011,2011contributing contributing great great energy, energy, enthusiasmenthusiasm andand intellect.intellect. TheThe HeadHead ofof MiddleMiddle SchoolSchool atat WilliamWilliam Ross StateRoss StateHigh SchoolHigh School in Townsville, in Townsville, Tom Tomis currently has completed studying hisfor Mastershis Masters of Education of Education in Leadership in Leadership in Management. in Management. He has He beenhas been coaching coaching and managingand managing juniorjunior teams for more thanthan aa decadedecade andand beenbeen anan outstandingoutstanding cricketercricketer himselfhimself overover thethe samesame period.period. HeHe managedmanaged the the North North Queens Queensland.land Schoolboys Schoolboys team team from 2002-20112002-2011, andcoached coached the Queenslandthe Queensland Schoolboys Schoolboys team team from from 2004-2010 2004-2010. and managedTom represented the NQ open Queensland age country Country team at for the the national past two championships seasons. Tom from 2008represented to 2011 Queensland and was selected Country inat thethe Australiannational championships Country team from in January 2008 to 2011.2011 and Tom was and selected Sean Fitzsimmons in the Australian hold Country the record team for in theJanuary biggest 2011. fifth Tom wicket partnershipand Sean Fitzsimmons in Country Championships hold the record historyfor the withhighest a stand fifth ofwicke 280t partnershipin 2010. in Country Championships history with a stand of 280 in 2010.

Barry Jansen Barry has been the driving force behind cricket in Mackay for more than three decades. He is a foundation member of the Northern Suburbs Cricket Club in Mackay, where from 1976 to 1995 he served as either President or Vice-President. He spent two years as Mackay Junior Cricket President before stepping into the Presidency of Mackay Cricket from 1986 until his QC election in August 2011. He has been Chairman of the Harrup Park Country Club since 1998, the North Queensland Cricket President from 2004 and Queensland Country Vice-President for the same period. He is a Life Member of Norths Mackay, Mackay Cricket, North Queensland Cricket and Queensland Country Cricket. One of his finest achievements has been overseeing the development of Harrup Park from a dance hall into a 200 poker machine facility with outstanding sporting fields. Barry is a well-respected member of the local business community having spent 31 years with Mackay Sugar Limited, the last 10 in senior management, before running a motel in Airlie Beach. He is also Director of Clubs Queensland.

Gary Madsen OAM (resigned 16 September 2014) Awarded Life Membership of Queensland Cricket in 2002-03, Gary began his cricket administration career in 1972, joining the Management Committee of the Ipswich/West Moreton Cricket Association. He became an Executive Member of the Queensland Cricket Association in 1989, becoming the Country Board Member in 1991, as well as President of the Queensland Country Cricket Association. He joined the current Board in 1991-92. Gary was appointed to the Australian Cricket Board's Game Development Committee in 2001. Prior to his retirement, he was a Construction Supervisor, controlling projects in the Brisbane area for the Queensland Government's Administrative Services Department, Q-Build.

Kerren Smith Kerren was first elected to the board in 2002. He stepped away from the board in 2009 and after taking a year off Kerren made himself available for re- election and returned to the Board in 2010. Kerren has enjoyed a lengthy involvement with junior cricket at the grass roots level. In addition to coaching Kerren was President of Gympie Junior Cricket (1991-96), Wide Bay Junior Cricket (1997-2002), Qld Junior Cricket (1999-2007). Kerren was awarded Life Membership of all three bodies. Kerren’s background has been in manufacturing heavy transport equipment for the mining, and specialised transport industries. As well as operating an international specialist consulting company in mechanical engineering, forensic engineering and mine transport logistics. Kerren was the Managing Director of “J Smith & Sons Pty Ltd” from 1993 until the decision was taken to close the manufacturing business in 2013. Kerren is currently the Managing Director of “Smith Global Pty Ltd” and has held that position since 2006. Kerren is the director of several other companies including past positions as Chairman of the “Australian Industry, Engineering and Manufacturing Network” (10 years), Chairman “Heart of Gold Film Festival” (2 years), Chairman “Wide Bay TAFE Council” (8 years), Director “Gympie Regional Development Bureau”(5 years). Kerren was a Northern Region Finalist in the “EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2013”.

Mark Gray (appointed 29 January 2015) Mark is a company director with over 40 years’ experience in leadership roles in both the private and public sectors. He is a former Chief Executive Officer of Queensland Treasury, the Queensland Competition Authority and the Queensland Independent Commission of Audit, and he has also held senior executive roles with Macquarie Group and BDO. He is a Non-Executive Director of the Royal Flying Doctor Service (Queensland Section), a Member of the Griffith University Council and a Member of the Brisbane Boys’ College School Council. Mark holds a Bachelor of Economics (First Class Honours) from the University of Queensland, where he is also an Adjunct Professor in Economics. He was awarded a Prime Minister’s Centenary Medal for services to Banking and Finance in 2003.

Fiona Hannan (appointed 29 January 2015) Fiona is a dual Olympian, representing Australia in basketball (1996) and team handball (2000). She has a background as a senior executive in the not-for- profit sector. Her expertise is focused on marketing and corporate relations, as well as education, mentoring and business leadership. She was a Non- Executive Director of Football Queensland and a former Chief Executive Officer Womensport Queensland. She has a Bachelor of Arts (Education, Special Education/Arts) from Edith Cowan University, Perth Australia.

Ian Mitchell (appointed 29 January 2015) Ian has an extensive background as a Non-Executive Director on both government and private sector boards including tourism, travel ports, arts and skills development. He possesses a strong grasp of risk and governance together with strategy and policy development. Ian was previously the marketing manager for RACQ. Ian holds a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. He is currently a Director of Tjapukai Pty Ltd and Nitmiluk Cicada Lodge Pty Ltd. He has a Graduate Diploma – Australian Institute of Company Directors and Diploma of Technology (Management) from NSW Institute of Technology, Australia.

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