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ANNUAL REPORT 2015 - 2016 CONTENTS

After the tumult and grand scale of 2014-15, in had a more Chairman’s Report 2 measured and recognizable look in 2015-16. CEO’s Report 5 Driven by innovation and growth, the national cricketing landscape continued to evolve with the wildly successful introduction of the Women’s Big Bash League. Bulls / CA / ACA Awards 9 The WBBL Heat thus came into being alongside their older sibling, the My FootDr Bulls Snapshot 10 , which continued to demonstrate their soaring appeal to new and existing fans alike during the summer holidays. Konica Minolta Qld Fire Snapshot 11 Both Heat teams finished sixth, with outstanding for the men and Beth Brisbane Heat Snapshot 12 Mooney, , and highly impressive for the My FootDr Premier Grade 14 WBBL Heat in their inaugural series. While major trophies eluded Queensland in 2015-16, there were many encouraging Participation 16 signs with both the my FootDr Queensland Bulls and Konica Minolta Queensland Imparja Cup 18 Fire teams finishing their respective seasons strongly. Overall, Queensland teams were runners-up in the Futures League and Indoor Cricket 19 the National Indigenous Cricket titles, while the Queensland Thunder men’s team Australian Representatives 20 finished second in the national indoor titles. Country Championships 21 Plenty of talent was exposed in the process. The Bulls handed debuts to , , and , with Henry and Heazlett Queensland Representatives Pathway 22 scoring centuries on debut for Queensland. Obituaries 24 Individually, highlights came from Queensland’s two Test players and in the home summer. Life Members 26 Burns stood tall on the biggest sporting arena in cricket with a Sponsors 27 hundred against the at the MCG, followed by 170 against the Black Scoresheets & Statistics Caps in . Khawaja was red-hot in the Test arena. It started with a superb 174 at for International Matches 28 his maiden Test hundred, as he used that to springboard to a total of four centuries Sheffield Shield 29 in the summer, three of them against New Zealand, for a total of 644 runs at an average of 128.80 from five games. Matador Cup 33 Later in the summer, Chris Lynn and Cam Boyce played T20 Internationals against KFC T20 Big Bash League 35 in a -packed series. Burns also made his debut while Bulls Khawaja made his T20I debut. Toyota Futures League 37 Queenslanders were well represented in the Southern Stars squad during the year. Women 39 Jess Jonassen made her Test debut, scoring 99 along the way in series Grade 43 and Grace Harris and both made their ODI and T20I debuts for the Southern Stars, along with pace bowler Holly Ferling. Office Bearers 49 The welcomed pace bowler Kara Sutherland while recruit Auditors’ Report 50 Ash Barty also made her WNCL debut prior to turning out for the WBBL Brisbane Financial Statements 59 Heat. Captain Delissa Kimnince scored her first WNCL for the Fire during the summer. Former Bulls captain became the 15th Queenslander to join the 100 Club for playing 100 or more first class games for his State, the milestone coming in his final season. -keeper produced another noteworthy summer, and was the only Queenslander named in the Sheffield Shield All Stars line-up after another dependable turn. He captained the Bulls to within sight of the Shield Final in Khawaja’s absence, scoring 529 runs at 44.08 and taking 35 catches, in the process becoming Queensland’s all-time leader in dismissals by a wicket-keeper and the first player to take 500 catches in Australian cricket Chris Hartley on the way to his record mark of 500 history. celebrates her WNCL century. catches.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 1 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT

Sport in is undergoing Developments at the grassroots, as watched club of the regular home and another of the periodic transformations outlined elsewhere in this Annual away season after achieving this feat in that shape the future directions and Report, reflect the enormous potential BBL|04, with an average TV audience of decisions of administrators and Boards available to cricket as we embark on 1,087,274 watching every match. involved in their respective games. greater development of the sport for Season membership has more than The confident rise and acceptance of girls and women. doubled from 2,980 members in women in sport is one that many have The ground-breaking efforts of the BBL|04 to 6,001 members in BBL|05. embraced, both within the sporting Konica Minolta Queensland Fire, Membership revenue is also at record “industry” and the members of the (the first State women’s team to have levels and has increased by 88% on last public who support the various sports. a major sponsor and team identity season. Cricket is well placed to benefit from created more than 15 years ago), meant That the Heat can find itself in such the growth in acceptance of elite the Queensland Cricket was more a position after the first five years in female sport, with the successful than prepared to back the potential of existence is a credit to all involved in launch of the inaugural Women’s Big the WBBL. In the wash-up of the first the initial set-up and the subsequent Bash League benefitting in part from season, the Board was complimentary management and strategic intent of the the hard work that has delivered a of the hard work by staff and Directors and staff. high public and media profile for the management to achieve the outcomes that we did. In that vein, I wish to formally thank Linc Australian Southern Stars the past Energy for their enthusiastic backing decade. Indeed the BBL continues to expand in of the Heat through that five-year In Queensland, we saw this reflected terms of its influence, both on us as a period. To commit to a new and largely in the successful creation of the WBBL Board and on Queensland Cricket as an untested concept before the first Brisbane Heat and integration of a organization. season of BBL speaks volumes for their “two-team, one-club” approach that is The numbers for the Brisbane Heat vision and resilience. helping to drive awareness and growth were truly exceptional in 2015-16. The It is also appropriate to formally of females in cricket. total attendance of 117,411 is the most welcome the new principal partner The WBBL Heat team may not have across four home games in the history of the Brisbane Heat, CUA, to the made the finals, but their success of the Brisbane Heat, breaking the old Queensland Cricket family. This came in the following that has been record by 17% from BBL|04 (100,107). promises to deliver many generated in less than a year. TV This included a new domestic crowd benefits for our game and we are audiences for WBBL Heat matches were record at the Gabba on January 8th delighted to work with them on a in excess of 250k viewers on ONE HD 2016 – (Brisbane Heat v number of exciting initiatives. Strikers) – with a crowd of 33,783. while more than 2,500 people attended Likewise, the WBBL Brisbane Heat the WBBL / BBL curtain raiser at the TV viewership has grown by 8% and were supported over and above Gabba on 19 December. the Brisbane Heat were again the most the usual sponsorship parameters

Australian reps Usman Khawaja and Joe Burns. Jess Jonassen after winning player of the match in her Test debut.

2 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT by EPIC Pharmacy. They are to be Queensland Cricket a world-class to the buoyant triumph of the congratulated on their extended sporting organization. Geoff oversaw Queensland Under-17 team in the support of coach Andy Richards and a period of significant change, and his national championships, our State, the players. insights helped us to prioritize and then Youth, Indoor, Country, Indigenous My focusing on the BBL and the Heat resource key areas of our business. and BBL teams played competitive and so far has been somewhat deliberate. By emphasizing accountability, entertaining cricket. Australian Cricket is steadily moving excellence, integrity and teamwork, together under the “OneTeam” Geoff certainly helped Queensland HOW OUR philosophy as we pursue the common Cricket to achieve the sort of financial goals of cricket being Australia’s and cultural advances that have been TEAMS FARED favourite sport and a sport for all made in recent years. Australians. The BBL and WBBL is one Under his direction, our financial MY FOOTDR of the vehicles that will enable us to outcomes have been strong while QUEENSLAND BULLS embrace our shared vision, even while he worked diligently to enhance and Sheffield Shield – 4th providing States with a business that grow strong relationships with our key Matador BBQs One-Day Cup – 6th can be enhanced and developed to stakeholders assist State-based growth. BRISBANE HEAT We were pleased to appoint Michael KFC Big Bash League – 6th The Heat’s performance in this will Kasprowicz as the interim CEO while Rebel Women’s Big Bash League see a degree of reinvestment into the we began the process of identifying – 6th business, with Queensland Cricket the person who we will back to deliver aiming to do more, with more. greater results for the business within KONICA MINOLTA The Board was again encouraged an overall climate of strength and QUEENSLAND FIRE by Queensland Cricket’s financial stability in Australian Cricket. There are WNCL – 3rd performance, as outlined elsewhere in challenges ahead, as with any business, this Annual Report, and look forward but a strong structure coupled with QUEENSLAND THUNDER to overseeing our strategic plan as we wise and innovative leadership will have Australian Open Men’s Indoor focus on our overall goals, including a Queensland Cricket well-placed to Championship – 2nd strong presence across the grassroots. thrive in the future. QUEENSLAND LIGHTNING Queensland Cricket bid farewell to Turning from the boardroom to the Australian Open Women’s Indoor Chief Executive Officer Geoff Cockerill dressing-room, and Queensland had Championship – 3rd in 2016, a few months short of what moments to celebrate and savour would have three years in the role. across our teams, competitions and QUEENSLAND ACADEMY OF players. SPORT (2ND XI) My fellow Directors and I thank Toyota Futures League – 2nd Geoff for his dedication to making While team trophies were restricted QUEENSLAND BRAHMANS Australian Country Championships – 3rd

QUEENSLAND COUNTRY WOMEN Australian Country Championships – 3rd

QUEENSLAND ABORIGINAL & TSI XI NICC – 2nd

QUEENSLAND INDIGENOUS WOMEN NICC – 4th

QUEENSLAND UNDER 19 BOYS National Championships – 5th

QUEENSLAND UNDER 17 BOYS National Championships – 1st

QUEENSLAND UNDER 18 GIRLS National Championships – 6th

QUEENSLAND UNDER 15 BOYS National Championships – 4th James Hopes bid farewell to cricket this summer. QUEENSLAND UNDER 15 GIRLS National Championships – 2nd

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 3 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT

Nationally, Usman Khawaja, Joe Burns, Queenslanders also applauded the day games for his State, ranking him Chris Lynn and Cameron Boyce and effort of wicket-keeper Chris Hartley first on the Queensland appearance Jessica Jonassen, Beth Mooney, Grace during the season as he annexed list and 4th on the all-time Australian Harris, Holly Ferling all had moments to personal milestones as well as provide domestic appearance list. Along the savour in Australian colours. an effective and inspirational captain way he took 155 , the most in Jess went within one run of scoring of the Bulls in the absence of Usman Australian One-Day Domestic history. a century in her Test debut as the Khawaja. He remains the only player to have Southern Stars overcame England to He became the first Queensland scored over 2,000 runs and taken over claim the Women’s Ashes, while Usman wicketkeeper to go past 500 career 100 wickets in Australian domestic one- and Joe both recorded Test hundreds dismissals, and the first in Australian day cricket. as Australia performed solidly on home first-class cricket to register 500 To complete a vivid career picture, soil against New Zealand and the West Sheffield Shield catches, in a season he also featured in 33 games for Indies. that also saw him claim his third Ian the Brisbane Heat and was captain Domestically, both teams and Healy Trophy as Queensland’s player of during the Brisbane Heat’s 2012- individuals produced highlights, with the season. 13 Championship winning season, Fire skipper Delissa Kimmince scoring In achieving that treble of trophies, he however he missed the final due to her first WNCL century while WBBL joins former captain James Hopes as injury. Heat allrounder Grace Harris became the only players to receive the trophy Internationally, he played 84 One- the first Australian woman to score a on three separate occasions. Day International games for Australia T20 century in Australia. It is then opportune to congratulate and 12 T20 Internationals and was a Former Queensland and Australian James on his outstanding career for member of Australia’s victorious 2009 captain also brought down Queensland that stamped him as a Champions Trophy ODI team. the curtain on her State career, taking genuine allrounder and one of the He also captained Queensland to first a career opportunity interstate after finest to don the baggy . class and domestic one day titles. being part of the inaugural WBBL Heat The numbers amassed by James on the Thank you James. We wish you much squad. Jodie has been an outstanding way to his retirement at the end of the ambassador for the game, as well as an success as you pursue new goals in season have been extraordinary. He your post-playing future. exceptionally talented and dedicated retires after 105 first class games, from player. We congratulate her on a a 15-year-playing career that saw him wonderful contribution to cricket and score 5078 runs and take 296 wickets. JIM HOLDING wish her the best for the future. Chairman His career also encompassed 114 One

4 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 CEO’S REPORT

Queensland Cricket stands on the of entry level participation programs that the business has benefitted from threshold of one of the most exciting such as MILO in2CRICKET and the its past operational decisions as well eras in the modern-day game and is creation of the KFC Big Bash League. as its advocacy for greater funding. well-placed to prosper in the wake of The tenor of this year’s conference This has enabled the Board and Senior strong 2015-16 performances across was very much one of reflection and Management to re-invest in core areas our business. resolve, with all agreeing that greater of the organisation for the coming year. There were many positives, and a opportunities awaited the game in the In 2015-16, Queensland Cricket number of highlights that should be future. achieved an operating profit of celebrated. The year was not without Among the initiatives that have $1,725,944 with cash at bank of its challenges, however the overall borne fruit is the utilisation of Cricket $3,842,255, of which $1,393,058 is outcome was certainly in Queensland Australia’s Strategic Growth Fund which restricted in its use. Cricket’s favour. fulfils a vital element in the revised This result was achieved on the back In part this is due to the robust health national financial model. Queensland of some one-off extraordinary items, of the game nationally, with key has benefited from this targeted increasing BBL profits, and a focus on indicators like participation rates, approach, with the most recent operating efficiencies and strong cost sponsorship and TV rights revenue, initiatives announced during the year. controls. crowds and TV ratings and growth in This injection of funds, following on The extraordinary items included: targeted areas all trending upwards. from the initial allocation in 2014, • Two payments from , Queensland essentially mirrored or helped deliver an additional nine being a special one-off distribution exceeded these national markers. staff to further drive participation and of $500,000 following the ICC World Coming off the back of some prudent support schools and clubs in their Cup, plus an additional $500,000 of management and fiscal discipline over running of the game and was targeted tagged funding for various business the past few years, this has put the at previously identified growth areas initiatives; and business in a solid spot to confidently including Moreton, Gold Coast, pursue short, medium and long-term Sunshine Coast, Logan, Ipswich and • $134,730 in donations received from goals and strategies. Scenic Rim. the Australian Sports Foundation for capital upgrades of The latter stages of the 2015-16 year Investment in Pathway cricket Precinct. saw Cricket Australia host the second through High Performance was also Australian Cricket Conference where accomplished in 2015. The $1.2 million The Brisbane Heat played in front of administrators, volunteers and other grant from CA’s Strategic Investment over 117,000 fans across their four key stakeholders gathered to review Fund aims to deliver a simpler and BBL home games, with just over 6,000 the past five years and turn their focus more affordable pathway for talented members helping to generate an to the future. male and female players within operating profit of $1,103,749. The previous Conference had met in a Queensland and align the State with climate of static participation growth the Australian Cricket Pathway that was and declining interest in cricket. launched in September 2015. Among the initiatives that sprang from An examination of Queensland this gathering were the nationalisation Cricket’s financial position indicates

Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland with the pink ball that will be used at the Gabba in 2016-17 Usman Khawaja jumps for joy after his Test century for the day/night Test against . at the Gabba.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 5 CEO’S REPORT

If we remove the above extraordinary In many ways, this was the culmination of improved local facilities for items and the result of the profit of a long and deliberate campaign participants, fans and volunteers. achieved by the Brisbane Heat, the to secure the future of international The Co-Chairs announced in December underlying result shows a net additional cricket in the State, ensuring certainty 2015 were: investment into cricket in Queensland for the many fans, stakeholders and of $512,535 for the financial year over supporters of cricket in Queensland. Mark Ryan MP, Member for Morayfield (ALP) and above funding received from Our relationships with government at Cricket Australia. State and Local levels have delivered Tony Perrett, The re-investment into our business some noteworthy outcomes for cricket. Member for Gympie (LNP) will enable us to pursue greater Partnerships with local government in Duncan Pegg MP, opportunities in a number of areas Townsville, Mackay and the Sunshine Member for Stretton (ALP) through additional resourcing in Coast will provide a variety of elite Lachlan Millar MP, marketing, high performance and game cricket for those regions, while on- Member for Gregory (LNP) and market development. going relationships with other regional Brittany Lauga MP, The advent of a day/night Test at the and urban councils will also continue to Member for Keppel (ALP) Gabba in 2016-17, the second year of be nurtured and grown. the WBBL and sixth of the BBL provide The advent of the Queensland Verity Barton MP, QC with clear and visible targets to Parliamentary Friends of Cricket group Member for Broadwater (LNP) meet and exceed. this year was a welcome arrival. The Elsewhere, the State Government has The announcement during the year QPFOC was formed to help lift the provided key funding for grassroots that a three-year agreement had been profile of cricket in Queensland among and pathway cricket as well as facilities struck between Cricket Australia, elected State representatives. and infrastructure. Tourism and Events Queensland, It hopes to encourage cricket Queensland Cricket has also been Stadiums Queensland and Brisbane participation in local electorates, a lead participant along with our Marketing to deliver international especially among young girls and near-neighbours at the Bupa National cricket content to Queensland women; promote the value to Cricket Centre in planning for the was welcome confirmation for the communities of diversity and inclusion future vision of the organisation. through playing cricket and support the cricket precinct.

Rookie Bulls allrounder appeals during a day/night Sheffield Shield match

6 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 CEO’S REPORT

As well as the successful launch of the , Gold Coast and Brisbane We also thank the naming rights WBBL and WBBL Brisbane Heat, the hosting women’s competitions and teams. sponsors for our two elite State teams 2015-16 season contained a number of Indoor Cricket again delivered in my FootDR and Konica Minolta ‘firsts’ for Queensland Cricket. throughout the State in terms of and look forward to our continuing association with them. Queensland fielded women’s teams being a first-choice destination in the Australian Country Cricket for national championships, while EPIC Pharmacy came on board as the championships and the National Queensland Cricket took a significant Principal Partner of the WBBL Brisbane Indigenous Cricket titles for the first step forward by agreeing to fund Heat in their inaugural year and time, with Carly Fuller selected in the the members of the Queensland quickly distinguished themselves as an National Indigenous squad to tour India. Lightning and Queensland Thunder innovative and supportive partner of open representative teams for future the team and women’s sport in general. Carly Fuller, and Courtney championships. It was pleasing to note that this has Sippel were all selected to play in been extended for a further two-years. CA Invitational XI at the National U18 Commercially Queensland Cricket is Championships in on the continuing to build a solid framework. One of the key outcomes from our back of success at the National U-15 After five years of partnership, we current Strategic Plan is to achieve carnival. bid farewell and thanks to inaugural financial freedom and establish Brisbane Heat Principal Partner More than 50 000 girls have played Linc Energy. Their commitment to a AUSTRALIAN cricket in Queensland Schools through largely unknown premise in the BBL the MILO Extended Skills Programs demonstrated their vision and capacity REPRESENTATIVES or MILO School Cups, to back our collective vision. including the new Secondary Girls MEN Joe Burns – Test, ODI School Cup that saw teams from However the conclusion to that Usman Khawaja – Test, ODI, T20I Baralaba (with a significant number of agreement was followed by the July 2016 announcement of the Brisbane Cameron Boyce – T20I Indigenous participants in their team) Heat’s new Principal Partner, CUA, Chris Lynn - T20I and Brisbane make the national finals at Australia’s largest member-owned the MCG. banking and financial services provider. WOMEN In excess of 1500 girls have played in Jessica Jonassen – Test, ODI, T20I We welcome CUA and look forward Grace Harris – T20I, ODI club entry level programs via either to further developing our relationship Beth Mooney – T20I, ODI MILO in2CRICKET or MILO T20 over the next three years. In addition Holly Ferling – Test, ODI, T20I BLAST – including six T20 BLAST girls to the Heat principal partnership, they only centres with support from the are a wider partner of Queensland Queensland State Government. AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY Cricket and major partner of the WBBL And more than 1700 girls and women Brisbane Heat. A key element of the MEN registered as club cricketers across the partnership will be their relationship Kaden Dickfos State with Mackay, Townsville, , with grassroots cricket in Queensland. Tony Hampson Adam Ward WOMEN Hannah Clarke Anna Paton AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS MEN Cameron Trask Worrin Williams Tom Sky WOMEN Carly Fuller AUSTRALIAN INDOOR SQUAD MEN Lyle Teske Robert Fitzgerald Rhys Dearness Adam McDermott Andrew Boyle Delissa Kimmince, Jess Jonassen and Beth Mooney were key players in the inaugural WBBL Brisbane Heat squad. Corey Galloway WOMEN Peta Maloney

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 7 CEO’S REPORT significant reserves to enable us to have contributed generously through Thank you also to the hard-working better service the game across the the Australian Sports Foundation to the Queensland Cricket staff for their State. We have identified the future of Allan Border Field precinct. enthusiastic efforts as we transition to the Queensland Cricket Headquarters On a similar note, we continue to work be a world class sporting organisation. precinct as having special relevance closely with the Bulls Masters, the In my previous role as a player, I to this process and are working on the Wanderers (Qld) and Lord’s Taverners was honoured to lend my name short, medium and long-term plans for Qld organisations and thank them to Queensland Cricket’s volunteer the venue. for their commitment to cricket in recognition program, “Kaspa’s Crew.” Regular visitors to QCHQ in Albion Queensland. This remains something I am passionate would have noticed the transformation In closing, I would like to acknowledge about, especially now that I find myself during the winter with a comprehensive my immediate predecessor as CEO, fulfilling a similar role in junior sport as painting, repairs and renovation Geoff Cockerill, for his dedicated a parent. program undertaken around the stewardship over the past three years. Our game could not grow and prosper venue. Painting of exteriors of the Coming into the role as an interim without the unstinting support of our offices, and Matthew appointment, I felt comfortable many grassroots volunteers. We are Hayden Stands and other buildings picking up the reins in the wake of indebted to all the parents, managers, was completed while a complete Geoff’s careful and sound operational coaches, administrators and club refurbishment of player dressing- planning. officials who do so much good work for room and other facilities in the Stuart cricket. Law Stand was carried out. Other I would like to thank Chairman Jim improvements were completed as Allan Holding and the Queensland Cricket Border Field and its surrounds was Board for their support and direction given a freshen-up. during my time in this role. Likewise, Chief Executive Officer I am grateful to Cricket Australia This work was in part funded through Chairman David Peever and the the outstanding support from the Directors on the CA Board for their XI, a group of like-minded support during my time with them. cricket and business enthusiasts who

CRICKET PARTICIPATION IN QUEENSLAND 2015-16

9.17% 52% REGIONAL DISTANCE TRAVELLED BY QUEENSLAND CRICKET STAFF SCHOOL 160,215 2015-16 PARTICIPANTS % 300,000 CLUB + 48 x7.5 x12 BRISBANE + COMMUNITY 58,222 == PARTICIPANTS INDOOR 35,022 TOTAL PARTICIPATION IN QUEENSLAND 30% 253,459 FEMALE

59.9% 3,597 61,028 5,046 OF CLUB/COMMUNITY MILO MILO T20 MILO T20 BLAST BLAST SCHOOL in2CRICKET PARTICIPANTS WERE CUP JUNIOR AND YOUTH (5-18 YEARS)

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8 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 BULLS AWARDS

IAN HEALY TROPHY BULLS PLAYERS’ PLAYER BULLS ONE-DAY PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2015-16: James Hopes PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2015-16: Chris Hartley 2014-15: James Hopes 2015-16: 2014-15: Joe Burns 2013-14: James Hopes 2014-15: Usman Khawaja 2013-14: James Hopes 2012-13: Chris Hartley 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: Michael Kasprowicz 2001-02: 1996-97: 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 2011-12: Chris Hartley PLAYER OF THE YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010-11: Chris Hartley 2015-16: Matthew Renshaw 2010-11: James Hopes 2009-10: Chris Simpson 2014-15: Joe Burns 2009-10: James Hopes 2008-09: James Hopes 2013-14: Peter Forrest 2008-09: Lee Carseldine 2007-08: Nathan Reardon 2012-13: James Hopes 2007-08: 2006-07: James Hopes 2011-12: Chris Hartley 2006-07: 2005-06: Chris Hartley 2010-11: James Hopes 2004-05: James Hopes 2009-10: Chris Hartley 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 CUP TEAM OF THE YEAR WNCL TEAM OF THE YEAR TEAM OF THE YEAR 1. () 1. (Western Fury) 1. (Western Australia) 2. () 2. (c, VIC Spirit) 2. () 3. (c, New South Wales) 3. (NSW Breakers) (wk) 3. (New South Wales) 4. (v-c, ) 4. (v-c, NSW Breakers) 4. (South Australia) 5. Nathan Reardon (Queensland) 5. (NSW Breakers) 5. George Bailey (c, Tasmania) 6. Moises Henriques (New South Wales) 6. Jessica Jonassen (Queensland Fire) 6. (South Australia) 7. () (wk) 7. (SA Scorpions) 7. Chris Hartley (v-c, Queensland) (wk) 8. John Hastings (Victoria) 8. (NSW Breakers) 8. (South Australia) 9. (New South Wales) 9. (SA Scorpions) 9. (Western Australia) 10. (Victoria) 10. Amanda Wellington (SA Scorpions) 10. (Tasmania) 11. (Victoria) 11. (Western Fury) 11. (Victoria) 12. Ben Dunk (Tasmania) 12. (Western Fury) 12. James Hopes (Queensland)

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 9 MY FOOT DR QUEENSLAND BULLS

The my Foot DR Queensland Bulls squad: front, l-r: Sam Heazlett, , Nick Stevens, James Hopes, Usman Khawaja (c), Chris Hartley, Joe Burns, Matthew Renshaw. Mid, l-r: Chris Brennan (conditioner), James Peirson, Peter Forrest, Mitch Swepson, Jack Wildermuth, , Chris Lynn, Cameron Bloyce. Upper, l-r: Martin Love (physio), Scott Henry, (coach), Ashley Noffke (asst coach), , , Mark Steketee, Charlie Hemphrey. Top, l-r: Gavin Fitness (asst coach), Nathan Reardon, Nick Buchanan, Billy Stanlake, , James Bazley.

Under the enthusiastic guidance of new coach Phil Jaques, the my FootDr Queensland first game of the season, with the ex-NSW squad Bulls stuttered early before hitting their stride in the back half of the season, finishing with member producing a ton in the day/night Shield momentum and the prospect of better days ahead. game against Victoria. The one day competition featured a carnival format held exclusively in , which Heazlett finished the season with 649 runs, with only Queensland, having won two of the past three domestic titles, had high hopes for. and enjoying more But with Australia cancelling its tour to , the overly star-studded NSW blitzed the prolific debut seasons for Queensland. competition to finish with five wins out of six games, before accounting for South Australia in Queensland’s leading wicket-taker, as has been the the Final after the Redbacks had overcome Victoria in the semi-final. case for many a year now, was Hopes, who took The Bulls found themselves mathematically in with a chance until the second last game against 28 scalps in his final season. It was pleasing to see the first-time CA XI where they needed to win with a bonus point and significant change to another of the Bulls young guns, allrounder Jack their net run-rate. They managed the win but that was all. A last round loss to WA ensured their Wildermuth, finish just behind with 25 wickets after a final ladder position of sixth. second half of the season. Experienced left-hander Nathan Reardon was a stand-out, scoring 315 runs at 52.50, while In a season marked by transition, Queensland used young quick Mark Stekee took 11 wickets at 15.81. 21 players in its first class ranks in 2015-16, with four debutants – Heazlett, Henry, Swepson and tall Several Queenslanders also gained exposure in the CA XI, with leg-spinner Mitch Swepson, paceman Billy Stanlake. allrounders Jack Wildermuth and James Bazley and wicket-keeper James Peirson enjoying the challenge of the competition. BULLS AWARDS In the Sheffield Shield, the Bulls saved their best for the post-BBL period, in a season that saw them finish fourth. They were just three points off the finalists, Victoria and South Australia, and TROPHY recorded wins over both the Redbacks (both home and away) and eventual winners Victoria. Chris Hartley For the first time, Queensland staged a Sheffield Shield match outside of Brisbane, with BULLS PLAYERS’ PLAYER Mackay’s Harrup Park successfully hosting the first class match between the Bulls and NSW. James Hopes There were a number of exceptional individual efforts in the season. Young left-handers SHEFFIELD SHIELD PLAYER OF THE YEAR Matthew Renshaw and Sam Heazlett both stamped themselves as fine future prospects. Matthew Renshaw Renshaw, who turned 20 during the year, had made his debut in the final Shield match of the MATADOR CUP PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2014-15 season, but made the most of his first full summer of first class cricket. Nathan Reardon He finished the summer as Queensland’s leading Shield run scorer and fifth on the overall QAS PLAYER OF THE YEAR competition tally with 738 runs for the season. His maiden hundred, scored in Mackay, was a James Peirson near nine-hour of 170. The patient knock eclipsed Martin Love’s record as Renshaw QAS SQUAD (ROOKIE LIST) became the youngest player to score a century for Queensland at 19 years 253 days. James Bazley The Mackay game also featured Swepson becoming the 502nd player to debut for the Sam Heazlett Bulls, while stalwart James Hopes became just the 15th player to reach 100 Shield games Matthew Renshaw for the state. Billy Stanlake Another noteworthy performer was 20-year-old Heazlett, who produced a century on debut Nick Stevens against Tasmania in , scoring 129 and 78 against the Tigers. His ton in his maiden appearance mirrored the performance of left-hander Scott Henry in his Bulls debut in the Jack Wildermuth

10 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 KONICA MINOLTA QUEENSLAND FIRE

The Konica Minolta Queensland Fire squad: front, l-r: , Haidee Birkett, Courtney Hill, Delissa Kimmince (c), Taylah Brotherston, Jemma Barsby. Middle , l-r: Alice ?? (physio), Jess Jonassen, Kara Sutherland, Beth Mooney, Andy Richards (coach), Scott Prestwidge (asst coach). Back, l-r: Sammy-Jo Johnson, Holly Ferling, Grace Harris. Inset: Jodie Fields, Kelsie Minty.

Close, but once again just falling short. That was the tale of the Women’s AWARDS National Cricket League campaign for the Konica Minolta Queensland Fire in 2015-16. KONICA MINOLTA QUEENSLAND FIRE With the 50-over competition reverting to a compacted pre-Christmas PLAYER OF THE YEAR Beth Mooney timeslot to allow space for the first-year WBBL competition, the Fire were competitive in a closely-contested competition that saw a change in the title- KONICA MINOLTA QUEENSLAND FIRE holder ranks for the first time in a long time. YOUTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR South Australia defeated perennial champions NSW in the Final with Georgia Prestwidge Queensland claiming third spot with a 50% win/loss record with three FIRE PLAYERS’ PLAYER victories and three defeats. Kirby Short Allrounders Grace Harris and Delissa Kimmince were both impressive, with Harris hitting 217 runs at 43.40, including a superb 97 against WA, and INVITED QAS PLAYERS Tess Cooper captain Kimmince scoring her maiden WNCL century in the win over ACT. Alex Lascu Kimmince finished with 100 off 114 balls at number five in a Bronte Watson remarkable rescue effort against the ACT at Allan Border Field when the Josey Dooley home side had been reeling at 3-11. Tenika McGiffin When the Fire captain departed, it was 4-204 as she and allrounder Jess Abigail Godfrey Jonassen (82) produced a match-turning partnership. Queensland was similarly impressive in their one appearance at the Gabba, beating Tasmania by 10 wickets as Harris (48no) and wicket-keeper Beth Mooney (49no) produced a flawless chase. Across the season, spinner Jemma Barsby (10 wickets at 17.6) and Harris and Jonassen (seven wickets apiece) were all solid with the ball. Mooney was another key performer, earning more national exposure with the Southern Stars, with experienced allrounder Kirby Short also integral to the overall team performance, earning the inaugural Fire Players’ Player award. Queensland used 15 players in the WNCL, with debuts to tennis convert Ash Barty and former NSW pace bowler Kara Sutherland.

Fire coach Andy Richards and Assistant coach Scott Prestwidge would point First season to the losses against NSW in Sydney and South Australia in Adelaide as key Fire player Kara defining points for Queensland in 2015-16. Sutherland.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 11 BRISBANE HEAT

A second half season surge saw the Swepson,Jack Wildermuth Coach: Brisbane Heat position themselves . as an outside chance of making the The WBBL Brisbane Heat were road BBL|05 Finals. warriors to start with, but couldn’t re- With player of the tournament Chris start their engine when they needed it Lynn at his destructive best and West most, ultimately finishing their inaugural Indian leg-spinner season with a 50% win/loss record. demonstrating why he is ranked No.1 A punishing early schedule packed in the world in T20 , the Heat 10 of their games into just two weeks, torched the Stars at the including road trips to Melbourne and MCG in their last regular season game. . They did win five games in a row It capped off a three-game winning after losing their initial three games burst that got them close to a top four to sit neatly in the top four, but were spot. eventually run down by other teams. Sixth placing was the final resolution The Heat won just two more games for Brisbane, a pleasing climb away to finish sixth with a 7-7 record. There from the wooden spoon of BBL|04, and were some notable highlights, including Grace Harris drives for the WBBL Heat. an outcome that certainly gave fans a thrilling 14-run victory over inaugural something to hold onto in the long champions the months between seasons. and hunder and two victories over Under the coaching direction of former competition runners-up the Sixers. NZ internationals Daniel Vettori and Grace Harris etched herself into the assistant , the Heat were record books with an exhilarating 103 led by Lynn, who plainly relished the off just 55 balls against the Sixers in extra responsibility. Perth, while Beth Mooney, who led He finished as the leading runs-scorer the runs-scoring list with 400, and with 378 and a League-high 27 sixes. Jess Jonassen were consistent scorers throughout. Badree’s five-wicket haul against the Stars was another highlight. Pace spearhead Holly Ferling took 15 wickets while canny captain Delissa The ranks of the Brisbane faithful grew Kimmince snared 17 scalps with the again at the Gabba, with more than ball. 117,000 attending the four home games, an average of 29,352 including Tennis recruit Ash Barty completed a record Heat crowd of 33,789. a remarkable transition from one professional sport to another, with BBL|05 SQUAD: Chris Lynn (c), Samuel the 19-year-old showing her batting Badree, Nick Buchanan, Joe Burns, power on occasions while internationals Ben Cutting, , Andrew Lauren Winfield and were Fekete, Luke Feldman, Jason Floros, solid contributors on and off the field. Peter Forrest, James Hopes, , James Peirson, Nathan Reardon, Lendl Simmons, Mark Steketee, Mitchell Holly Ferling into her stride for the Heat.

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BRISBANE HEAT STATISTICS WBBL BRISBANE HEAT STATISTICS BATTING MATCH RESULTS BATTING v Brisbane Heat in Perth – Dec 11, 2015 MOST RUNS Brisbane Heat v Melbourne MOST RUNS Renegades at Brisbane – 400 – Beth Mooney Scorchers 106/9 (20/20 ov); Heat 378 – Chris Lynn 104 (20/20 ov) Dec 19, 2015 282 – Jess Jonassen 177 – Lendl Simmons Scorchers won by 2 runs Heat 180/5 (20/20 ov); Renegades 239 – Lauren Winfield 155 – Nathan Reardon 184/3 (19.3/20 ov) Brisbane Heat v in Renegades won by 7 wickets BEST BATTING Perth – Dec 12, 2015 BEST BATTING 103 (55) – Grace Harris v Sixers v Brisbane Heat at Heat 190/3 (20/20ov); Sixers 155/7 67* (52) – Jess Jonassen v Strikers 101 (51) Chris Lynn v Hurricanes Hobart - Dec 22, 2015 (20/20ov) 75no (58) Chris Lynn v Scorchers Hobart Hurricanes 184/3 (20/20 ov); 64 (51) – Beth Mooney v Renegades Heat won by 35 runs 75 (32) Chris Lynn v Thunder Brisbane Heat 164/8 (20/20 ov) BEST Brisbane Heat v Sydney Sixers in Hurricanes won by 20 runs 60 (51) Joe Burns v Sixers 154.54 – Grace Harris Perth – Dec 12, 2015 109.67 – Ash Barty Sixers 114/7 (20/20ov); Heat 115/1 56 (24) Chris Lynn v Stars Perth Scorchers v Brisbane Heat at Perth - Dec 26, 2015 107.69 – Jodie Fields (18/20ov) Heat won by 9 wickets BEST STRIKE RATE Brisbane Heat 117/7 (20/20 ov); Perth 103.62 – Beth Mooney Scorchers 118/1 (15.1/20 ov) 186.66 – James Hopes MOST SIXES Perth Scorchers v Brisbane Heat in Scorchers won by 9 wickets Perth – Dec 13, 2015 173.39 – Chris Lynn 8 – Grace Harris Brisbane Heat v Hobart Hurricanes at Scorchers 119/8 (20/20ov); Heat 149.43 – Ben Cutting Brisbane - Dec 29, 2015 MOST FOURS 122/5 (19.1/20ov) Hobart Hurricanes 194/4 (20/20 ov); 40 – Beth Mooney Heat won by 5 wickets MOST SIXES Brisbane Heat 179/9 (20/20 ov) 39 – Grace Harris 27 – Chris Lynn v Brisbane Hurricanes won by 15 runs Heat in Brisbane – Dec 18, 2015 7 – Lendl Simmons BOWLING Brisbane Heat v Sydney Thunder at Heat 151/4 (20/20ov); Renegades MOST WICKETS 5 – Ben Cutting/Nathan Reardon/ Brisbane - Jan 3, 2016 124 (19.5/20ov) 17 – Delissa Kimmince Jimmy Peirson Sydney Thunder 186/5 (20/20 ov); Heat won by 27 runs 15 – Holly Ferling Brisbane Heat 189/4 (19.3/20 ov) Adelaide Strikers v Brisbane Heat in MOST FOURS 13 – Grace Harris Heat won by 6 wickets Brisbane – Dec 19, 2015 23 – Chris Lynn Brisbane Heat v Adelaide Strikers at BEST BOWLING (MIN 3 WKTS) Strikers 125/9 (20/20ov); Heat 128/2 19 – Lendl Simmons Brisbane - Jan 8, 2016 4-8 – Holly Ferling (19/20ov) 15 – Jimmy Peirson Brisbane Heat 175/6 (20/20 ov); 4-15 – Grace Harris Heat won by 8 wickets Adelaide Strikers 179/2 (18.4/20 ov) 3-11 – Jess Jonassen Brisbane Heat v Melbourne Renegades Strikers won by 8 wickets BOWLING 3-19 – Delissa Kimmince in Brisbane – Dec 20, 2015 Sydney Sixers v Brisbane Heat at 3-27 – Jemma Barsby Heat 110 (19.1/20ov); Renegades MOST WICKETS Sydney - Jan 10, 2016 112/3 (16.5/20ov) BEST ECONOMY RATE 9 – Samuel Badree Brisbane Heat 162/8 (20/20 ov); Renegades won by 7 wickets 4 – Josh Lalor/Mitch Swepson/Ben 5.24 – Jess Jonassen Sydney Sixers 156/8 (20/20 ov) Brisbane Heat v Sydney Thunder in Cutting/Andrew Fekete 5.27 – Holly Ferling Heat won by 6 runs Brisbane – Dec 20, 2015 MOST OVERS Heat 141/8 (20/20ov); Thunder BEST BOWLING (MIN 3 WKTS) v Brisbane Heat at Melbourne - Jan 14, 2016 51.5 – Jess Jonassen 127/9 (20/20ov) 5-22 (4) – Samuel Badree Brisbane Heat 188/7 (20/20 ov); 43.0 – Holly Ferling Heat won by 14 runs Melbourne Stars 132/9 (20/20 ov) BEST ECONOMY RATE WBBL|01 TEAM OF THE Hobart Hurricanes v Brisbane Heat in Heat won by 56 runs Hobart – Jan 1, 2016 6.37 – Samuel Badree TOURNAMENT Meg Lanning (Melbourne Stars) Hurricanes 130/5 (20/20ov); Heat 97 7.28 – Josh Lalor Overall record of 3-5 in BBL|05 (18.5/20 ov) Failed to make semi-finals, (Perth Scorchers) 7.85 – Mitch Swepson Hurricanes won by 33 runs finished 6/8 Beth Mooney (Brisbane Heat) (wk) Sarah McGlashan (Sydney Sixers) Sydney Thunder v Brisbane Heat in MOST OVERS Ellyse Perry (Sydney Sixers) Hobart – Jan 2, 2016 32 – Samuel Badree Alex Blackwell (Sydney Thunder) Heat 94 (20/20ov); Thunder 97/5 28 – Josh Lalor Sarah Coyte (Adelaide Strikers) (12.4/20ov) Thunder won by 5 wkts 26.4 – Ben Cutting Rene Farrell (Sydney Thunder) (Melb Renegades) Hobart Hurricanes v Brisbane Heat in BBL|05 TEAM OF THE Kristen Beams (Melbourne Stars) Hobart – Jan 3, 2016 TOURNAMENT Lauren Cheatle (Sydney Thunder) Hurricanes 107/4 20/20ov); Heat Mike Hussey (Sydney Thunder) (c) 110/4 (18.5/20v) Veronica Pyke (Hobart Hurricanes) (Melbourne Renegades) Heat won by 6 wickets (Melbourne Stars MATCH RESULTS Adelaide Strikers v Brisbane Heat in Chris Lynn (Brisbane Heat) Melbourne Stars v Brisbane Heat Adelaide – Jan 16, 2016 in Melbourne – Dec 5, 2015 Strikers 140/5 20/20ov);Heat 134/7 Travis Head (Adelaide Strikers) Stars 156/7 (20/20 ov); Heat 136 20/20ov) (Hobart Hurricanes) (19.4/20 ov) Strikers won by 6 runs (Sydney Thunder) Stars won by 20 runs Overall record of 7/7 in WBBL|01 Melbourne Stars v Brisbane Heat (Adelaide Strikers) Failed to make semi-finals, in Melbourne – Dec 5, 2015 (Perth Scorchers) finished 6/8 Stars 147/4 (20/20ov); 137/7 Samuel Badree (Brisbane Heat) (20v/20ov) Heat match-winner Samuel Badree lets Stars won by 10 runs (Hobart Hurricanes) one rip.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 13 MY FOOT DR PREMIER GRADE

Wests stalwart Katherine Raymont accepts the Medal from Kath’s grand Wests batsman Sam Truloff with the Peter Burge Medal and trophy. niece Suzanne Connor on behalf of 2015-16 winner Grace Harris.

PETER BURGE 2001-02:  KATH SMITH MEDAL WINNERS () MEDAL WINNERS 2002-03: Aaron Nye 1990-91: Andrew Hammelman (Western Suburbs) 2002-03: Trish Brown (Valley) (Sth Bris) 2003-04: Nathan Rimmington 2003-04: Trish Brown Robert McGhee (Sandgate-Redcliffe) (Wynnum-Manly) (Toombul) 2004-05: Derek Tate 2004-05: Trish Brown 1991-92: Peter Clifford (Toombul) (Wynnum-Manly) (Toombul) 2005-06: Ben Laughlin 2005-06: Trish Brown 1992-93: Andrew Courtice (Wynnum-Manly) (Wynnum-Manly) (University of Qld) 2006-07: Aaron Nye 2006-07: Melissa Bulow 1993-94:  (Western Suburbs) (Western Suburbs) (Wynnum-Manly) 2007-08: Glen Batticciotto 2007-08:  1994-95: Dominic Ovenden (Sandgate-Redcliffe) (Beenleigh/Logan) (Northern Suburbs) 2008-09: Melissa Bulow Peter Skuse 2008-09: Craig Philipson (Western Suburbs) (Toombul) (University of Qld) Scott Prestwidge 2009-10: Chris Lynn 2009-10: Melissa Bulow (Wynnum-Manly) (Toombul) (Western Suburbs) 1995-96: Adam Dale 2010-11: Nick Fitzpatrick 2010-11: Jess Jonassen (Wynnum-Manly) (Sunshine Coast) (University of Qld) 1996-97: Jeff Pfaff (Gold Coast) 2011-12: Brian May 2011-12: Jess Jonassen (University of Qld) 1997-98: Paul Argent (South Brisbane) (South Brisbane) 2012-13: Brad Ipson 2012-13: Jude Coleman (Ipswich/Logan) 1998-99: Mick Miller (Gold Coast) (Northern Suburbs) 2013-14:  2013-14: Delissa Kimmince (Gold Coast) 1999-00: Brendan Creevey (Redlands) (Sandgate-Redcliffe) 2014-15: Scott Walter 2014-15: Delissa Kimmince (Gold Coast) 2000-01: Dale Turner (University of Qld) (South Brisbane) 2015-16: Sam Truloff (Wests) 2015-16: Grace Harris (Wests)

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The victorious Redlands Tigers team in the wake of their premiership triumph.

A changing of the guard in Premier Cricket in 2015-16 as Redlands won their first PETER BURGE top grade premiership in 20 years, defeating defending title-holders University of Queensland in the Final at Allan Border Field. MEDAL LEADER BOARD Redlands, formerly Easts-Redlands and before that Eastern Suburbs, fought their 43 Sam Truloff, Western Suburbs way into the final after defeating Western Suburbs in the semi-final at their home 41 Scott Walter, University of Qld ground, Peter Burge Oval. 39 Andrew Gode, Valley Redlands won the toss and courtesy of some outstanding performances by Simon Milenko (5-28) and Jon Stimpson (3-32), took the upper hand from the outset in 35 Matthew Foster, Western Suburbs spite of a dogged 61 out of 109 by Michael Philipson. 33 Michael Neser, Gold Coast Redlands did not have it their own, with Uni paceman James Holliday superb on 31 Cameron Trask, Wynnum – Manly the way to 8-53 as the Tigers scrapped their way to 184, with handy runs from 30 Josh Henderson, Redlands Queensland duo Marnus Labuschagne and Jimmy Peirson (63 each). 30 Jason Floros, Wynnum – Manly The Blues faired little better though in their second effort, dismissed for 123 meaning Redlands needed just 48 to win and end their 20-year drought and lift the 30 Ash Renouf, Sunshine Coast Cam Battersby Cup. 27 Michael Philipson, University of Qld It was a win that was acknowledged at the very top of the game, with Cricket 27 , Toombul Australia Chairman David Peever one of a number of Easts Old Boys who had cause to enjoy the outcome. 27 Nick Stevens, Gold Coast University proved the team to beat with the white ball once again, winning the John McKnoulty Cup for the Kookaburra Premier Cricket one-day competition, and KATH SMITH earning the Damien Mullins Trophy as overall Club Champions once more. MEDAL LEADER BOARD There was a new format in the T20 competition with the top four of the Kookaburra First Grade Twenty20 competition qualified for the KFC T20 State Premier League, 21 Grace Harris, Western Suburbs with the winners receiving the Cup. 18 Delissa Kimmince, Gold Coast The T20 State Premier League also featured country teams, with the tournament 18 Beth Mooney, Sandgate–Redcliffe played over a weekend in Brisbane, including matches under lights at Sherwood. 16 Megan White, Sandgate–Redcliffe Sandgate-Redcliffe were the eventual winners, with young leg-spinner Mitch 15 Abigail Godfrey, Gold Coast Swepson giving a sign of what was to come with a four-wicket haul. His prowess with the Brisbane Heat later in the KFC Big Bash League a month later surprised 14 Norma Ovasuru, Gold Coast few who had seen his performance for the Gators. 13 Jemma Barsby, Sandgate–Redcliffe The women’s competitions continue to grow in numbers and competitiveness, with 13 Ash Barty, Western Suburbs Sandgate-Redcliffe winning the Jodie Fields Shield in the Women’s Second Grade 12 Sammy-Jo Johnson, Gold Coast competition. 11 Tess Cooper, Sandgate–Redcliffe One constant though is the performance of Western Suburbs, which added further silverware in the shape of Women’s T20 Mel Bulow Cup, while Sandgate-Redcliffe 11 Laura Harris, University of Qld clinched the Katherine Raymont Shield for the one-day premiership.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 15 PARTICIPATION

Cricket continues to flourish in The enthusiastic take-up of the MILO Queensland benefitted from another Queensland with the 2015-16 National T20 Blast Schools Cup has been tranche of funding from Cricket Cricket Census revealing the State exciting, with 61,208 boys and girls Australia’s Strategic Growth Fund, recorded strong growth for the sixth enjoying a fun, competitive experience. lifting the overall annual investment to year in a row with its highest ever approximately $3 million a year into the The Queensland schools that qualified number of participants involved. State. to make the long journey to the storied Queensland recorded an increase deserve As the most de-centralised State in of 19.33% for the 2015-16 year to congratulations. the country, with approximately half have 253,459 participants, a record of the popular residing outside of Queensland Cricket Game & Market mark, and the third highest number of metropolitan Brisbane, investment Development staff travelled more participants in Australia behind NSW through the Strategic Growth Fund and than 300,000 km in the year to deliver and Victoria. by government stakeholders at Federal, programs, educate coaches, perform State and Local Government levels Along the way, Queensland registered talent identification and assist clubs and is vital to ensure there are adequate an 18% growth in club participation, associations with running the game. facilities, coaches, administrators and the largest increase across the country, A number of significant initiatives took other volunteers to enjoy the game. and also produced the second highest place, including the launch of the number of school-based participants in Heat Girls Cricket League, which was Australia behind NSW. created to capitalise on the success of An emphasis on creating strong ties the inaugural Rebel Women’s Big Bash between schools and clubs has helped League. drive the increase, with Queensland The competition featured players aged Cricket staff working closely with between 12 and 17 and used a hard educators and volunteers at club level ball. The six teams which contested the to produce tangible growth. competition included three teams from There were pleasing numbers in a Ipswich/Logan Hornets – the Sapphires, number of instances, with female Gems and Diamonds, as well as Souths participants climbing to 75,000 within Inferno, Kuraby Wests and Eastern the State. Sparks. Entry level programs such as MILO T20 One of the outcomes from this will be Blast (3597) and MILO in2CRICKET an increase in the number of Premier (5046) continue to grow and deliver an Cricket women’s team. It is anticipated accessible and fun way to experience that the Heat Girls Cricket League will the game for our youngest participants. expand further in 2016-17.

The BBL and Brisbane Heat continue to attract families and new fans to cricket.

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Queensland schools featured in the national Finals of the MILO T20 Blast Schools Cup at the MCG

The latest funding allocation helped and balls to no longer limit the ability to cricket as the current number one provide an additional nine staff to play and enjoy the game. participation at the further drive participation and support time of the census exercise. Reducing the number of players schools and clubs in their running of on-field, shorter pitch lengths and The National Cricket Census is the game, and complemented three sizes together with the option conducted by independent researcher previously announced regionally-based of playing T20 formats are among Street Ryan which is responsible for Talent Officers, whose role focuses on further changes to allow juniors to similar auditing of Australia’s other supporting and developing community better develop their skills and become major participation sports, including coaches and identifying and developing more involved in each game. AFL and NRL. A ‘participant’ is defined emerging male and female talent. by the Australian Cricket Census The centres trialling the new formats As part of a national approach, as someone who participates in at are: Queensland Cricket will help with the least four sessions of a formal cricket development of junior formats during • Mackay Cricket Association program. 2016-17 with confirmation during the • Townsville Cricket Inc The 2015-16 Census is the fourteenth year that a number of centres would • Logan District Cricket Association annual auditing of Australian cricket participate in a pilot program. • Hervey Bay Cricket Association participation. The Cricket Census has The move to revise junior formats aims • Maryborough and District Cricket become an important information to ensure every child can experience Association system for game development, setting the game in a way that works best with targets, and monitoring successes and • Gympie Regional Cricket their age and physical development. trends for the long term enhancement Association One of the most significant changes will of Australian cricket. be the inclusion of appropriately-sized • Cairns Cricket Association Queensland Cricket will continue to equipment for children, with heavy bats • Ipswich and West Moreton Cricket engage positively with our current and Association future participants as we deliver on Nationally, is now the vision of cricket being Australia’s one of the most popular and highest favourite sport, and a sport for all participation sports with a record Australians. 1,311,184 participating around the nation last year. JOHN STOCK The record sees an eight and a half per General Manager, cent increase since 2014-15, placing Game & Market Development

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 17 IMPARJA CUP

The Queensland team line up alongside WA at the National Indigenous Cricket championships in Alice Springs.

Queensland continues to take great strides 2015-16 QUEENSLAND SQUAD WOMEN’S SQUAD in Indigenous cricket at both elite and grassroots level. NATIONAL INDIGENOUS Tamika Hansen Lowana Williams Cara Watkins Amanda Silva While competitions such as the Rainforest CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIPS Anita Silva Carly Fuller Cup and SWINN Cup offer excellent access Tayla Wigg Worrin Williams (Sandgate-Redcliffe, c) to competitive cricket for the Indigenous (remainder of squad from Tasmania) community, Queensland Cricket has been Mununjali; Tom Sky (Norths, wk), Aniawan; buoyed by consistently strong performances Cameron Trask (Wynnum-Manly, v-c), Waka by its Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Waka/Kullili; Brayden Dunbar (Norths), NATIONAL INDIGENOUS Strait Island representatives. Wulinjula (Tiwi); Jackson Paton (Toombul), Butchulla/Gubbi Gubbi; Mark Thompson MEN’S SQUAD This year marked the introduction of the (Toombul), Dungatti; Dwayne Malone Jonte Pattison (Capt.) NSW National Indigenous Cricket Championships (Wests), Gungarri/Gubbi Gubbi/Kokojelandji; Nathan Price (Vice Capt.) NSW which is the umbrella competition Michael Strange (Norths), Noonuccal; Jake Ben Patterson NSW encompassing the Imparja Cup and other Coolwell (Valley), Munanjhalli/Goreng Alex Brendan Smith NSW; associated competitions. Melville (Gold Coast), Kamilaroi; Ashley Sam Doggett NSW Queensland sent men’s and women’s State Renouf (Sunshine Coast), Gubbi Gubbi; Cameron Trask QLD Indigenous teams to the championships in Daley Martin (Wests, Toowoomba), Gunggari; Tom Sky QLD Alice Springs. The female team was made up Tyran Eggmolesse (Norths), Gurang; Michael Alex Melville QLD for Queensland and Tasmanian players and Mainhardt (Coach), Goongari/Kybal; Adrian QLD was competing for the first time. Coolwell (Team Manager), Munanjhalli/ Ben Abbatangelo VIC The men’s team reached the Finals but lost to Goreng) Damon Egan VIC NSW, which won both National titles. Ayden McGregor Baptista SA Brandon King TAS Queenslanders Cameron Trask, one of the Darcy Short WA stand-out batsmen from the titles, wicket- keeper Tom Sky, pace bowler Brendan Doggett and slow bowler Alex Melville were NATIONAL INDIGENOUS all named in the National Indigenous Squad that played a series of games in Brisbane WOMEN’S SQUAD Emily Bowden WA during the 2016 winter. Sara Darney NSW Doggett, who played Toyota Futures League Carly Fuller QLD for the Queensland Academy of Sport and NSW was the Brisbane Heat’s community rookie in Jacinta Goodger-Chandler (VIC 2014-15 and 2015-16, was also named the Samantha Gordon NSW Lord’s Taverners National Indigenous Player QUEENSLAND INDIGENOUS Haylee Hoffmeister NSW of the Year. Febi Mansell SA Gold Coast Dolphins batter Carly Fuller Sally Moylan NT featured in the first national Indigenous Kavita Pepper WA women’s cricket team, which toured India Natalie Plane VIC in May. Fuller, originally from Mckees Hill Roxsanne Van-Veen NSW between Casino and Lismore in northern Taylor Wigg TAS NSW, was named in the Team of the Brendan Doggett, the National Indigenous Player Championships after the NCC. of the Year

18 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 INDOOR CRICKET

QUEENSLAND CA Indoor Cricket High Performance Samantha Dixon LIGHT ING Coach Ross Gregory, also an inductee Ashleigh Doble in the Hall of Fame, paid tribute to the Courtney Hewitt Queensland duo. Blayne Gibbs A competitive twelve months for Dalby, originally from Boonah, started Samantha Fitzsimon Queensland Indoor cricket, with her indoor playing career in Ipswich. Shelly Savage a pleasant surprise for senior She debuted for Queensland in 1988 Krystal Opperman representative players with the and went on to play 18 National Emily Cramb confirmation Queensland Cricket Championships at the Open Ladies would cover costs for the Thunder and Level and then several more seasons Wendy Kemp (Coach) Lightning men’s and women’s teams for with the Over 30 Ladies Division. Maleah Harris (Manager) future national titles. She debuted for Australia in 1990 and This is a first for Indoor cricket in again set a standard for herself and her Australia, with mates to follow. She captained 21 & UNDER MEN: paying for nomination fees, travel and Australia and led them to 4 consecutive Daniel Battaglene accommodation costs that previously Indoor Cricket World Cups. Nathan Battaglene had been funded by the participant. In 2004 she took over as Queensland Hamish Chapman While the 2015-16 Queensland senior Open Women’s Coach and later was Jeremy Crighton teams finished out of the titles, there appointed to coach Australia in 2008, Ryan Dowse were Australian representatives in the where she has continued to enjoy Adrian Lascu form of Thunder players Lyle Teske, success. Jorgen Pedersen Robert Fitzgerald, Rhys Dearness, Adam Joshua Reisenleiter McDermott, Andrew Boyle and Corey QUEENSLAND THUNDER – Tristan Rullis Galloway while Peta Maloney from the Blaine Schloss Lightning was named in the Australian OPEN MEN: Matthew Schubert women’s squad. Lyle Teske Lachlan Sticklen Indoor cricket trail-blazers David Ben Armstrong Shepley and Donna Dalby were Andrew Boyle Mark Hall (Coach) honoured for their contribution to the Andy Byrne Ron Olsen (Ass Coach) game in Queensland and Australia with Rhys Dearness inclusion in the Indoor Hall Of Fame in Rob Fitzgerald 2015-16. Corey Galloway OVER 30 MEN: Jamie Heit The pair (pictured with Cricket Australia’s Wayne Baird Herbie Hueir Ross Gregory), were among the Paul Bathman Adam McDermott inaugural inductees to the Hall of Fame. Nathan Ciesolka Hayden Searle Steven Farrell Shepley has been involved with Indoor Adam Toussaint Josh Johns Cricket for a period of more than 30 Brenton Brien (Coach) Shayne Redden years and is a Life Member of Australian Grant MacQuarrie (Manager) Indoor Cricket. Michael Ridgewell He umpired at five Open Grant Trone Championships, including three Men’s QUEENSLAND LIGHTNING - Chris Vote Grand Finals, before moving into a Chris Wain tournament direction role. OPEN WOMEN: Luke Waters Shepley is currently a member of the Dulane Carson Tim Wichura CA High Performance Committee and Peta Donovan continues to focus on the development Kevin Ala-Outinen (Coach) of officials and umpiring. Emma Walls John McLochlan (Ass Coach)

Ross Gregory, Donna Dalby and David Shepley were inducted Lightning strikes with the ball. Thunder rumbles with the bat. into the Indoor Hall of Fame.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 19 AUSTRALIAN MALE REPRESENTATIVES

Players who have represented Australia while playing for Queensland (to 1 September 2016)

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- 17 2013- 14 2016 9 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- 7 Lindwall, RR 1946-60* 61 Brown, WA 1934-48* 22 Love, ML 2002-03 5 Burge, PJ 1955-66 42 Lynn, C 2014- 5 Burn, JA 2014- 12 2015- 6 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 4 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

Usman Khawaja nails a shot in a T20I match Cameron Boyce celebrates a T20I wicket for Australia.

20 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Queensland Country Brahmans QUEENSLAND WOMEN inaugurated at the Mt Gambier were unable to defend the title they Championship dinner with the ‘father’ Stephanie Baldwin North Qld won last year despite some game of the Championships, former Secretary efforts at the Australian Country Felicity Morris Mackay/Whitsunday of Queensland Country Cricket Jack Championships in Mt Gambier in South Tess Cooper Central Qld McKenzie included in the inaugural Australia. Hannah Clarke North Qld intake. However, the campaign was memorable Claire Stevenson Mackay/Whitsunday McKenzie was secretary between 1977 for other reasons, with it being the first Sarah Flynn Darling Downs and 1985 and was a firm believer to incorporate a Queensland Country Lauren Shackleton Central Qld that more could and should be done Women’s team. Meagan Dixon North Qld for the country cricket away from the Queensland finished third in each Stephanie Egan North Qld mainstream of cricket. section, but both teams acquitted Alex Weeks Mackay/Whitsunday At a key meeting in Albury in January themselves well on their first combined Jessica Carroll Darling Downs 1984, a decision was made to proceed tour. Anna Paton Darling Downs with a national carnival to be held in January 1985. There was also a Queensland Carly Cooper Darling Downs connection with the championship’s Haidee Birkett North Qld McKenzie died in March 1985 and inaugural women’s division winners. is credited as the ‘brainchild’ of the The title was won by a team comprising ACCC. of the best female players from the AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY XI International Cricket Council’s East Asia- Pacific (EAP) region. (MEN) The EAP side defeated South Australia Ben Smith (SA), Michael Arblaster by eight wickets, with Brisbane Heat (NSW), Nathan Walsh (VIC), Kaden ICC Associate Rookie and Gold Coast Dickfos (QLD), Ben Parish (SA), Tony Dolphins player Norma Ovasuru from Hampson (QLD), Ben Boyd (VIC, c), Papua New Guinea, hitting the winning Shayne Bidwell (WA), Adam Ward (WA), runs. Scott Burkinshaw (NSW), Sean Nottle Gympie allrounder Kaden Dickfos and (SA), Patrick Butler (WA). Townsville wicket-keeper Tony Hampson were named in the Australian Country AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY XI XI while Tess Cooper, Hannah Clarke and Anna Paton were selected in the (FEMALE) Australian Women’s Country XI. Norma Ovasuru (EAP, c), Brittany Dickfos was a stand-out for the Perry (SA), Tess Cooper (QLD), Jane Brahmans, becoming the first player Neil (VIC), Tabatha Saville (NT), from Gympie to achieve selection in the Lauren Mainwaring (WA), Chelsea national team. Moscript (VIC), Hannah Clarke (QLD), The left-hander scored 202 runs at Anna Paton (QLD), Emma Faint (SA), 67.33 at the titles in Mt Gambier. Emma Gallagher (VIC), Lexi Muller Brahmans quick Trent Sorohan in action and allrounder Haidee Birkett sends one down for He also played in the KFC T20 Premier (NT). The Australian Country Cricket Queensland League, was judged Wide Bay Player Championships Hall of Fame was of the Year and played in the Gympie Gold XI that won the Sunshine Coast premiership for the first time. 2015-16 QUEENSLAND COUNTRY BRAHMANS Tony Hampson NQ Michael Salerno NQ Shaun McCarthy SQ Mitchell English NQ Brad Stout NQ Sean Fitzsimmons SQ Barry Weare NQ Kaden Dickfos SQ Gerard Fox NQ Trent Sorohan NQ Ben O’Connell SQ Adam Knezevic NQ The historic 2015-16 Queensland Country men’s and a women’s teams at the Australian Championships. Jason Seng NQ

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 21 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET Queensland Representative Cricket Pathway PATHWAY

For Queensland’s future cricket stars

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Junior and senior competition

22 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET Queensland Representative Cricket Pathway PATHWAY

For Queensland’s future cricket stars

Male Pathway Female Pathway Competitions take place from 10-12 Years through to Under 16 age levels. Representative cricket takes place from U13 – U18. The below competitions align to the Australian Cricket Pathway. The below competitions align to the Australian Cricket Pathway

Premier Cricket, Queensland Youth Teams (U17, U19) Premier Cricket, Queensland Youth Teams Queensland Cricket (U15, U18) Rookie Challenge Under 16s Supporting competitions Lord’s Taverners Premier Cricket Bulls Masters Country Challenge Queensland Cricket Under 18s Rookie Challenge

Partnership between Under 15s Queensland Cricket and Queensland School Sport Partnership between Queensland Cricket and Under 15s Queensland School Sport

Partnership between Queensland Cricket and Under 14s Queensland Junior Cricket Partnership between Queensland Cricket and 10-12 years Queensland School Sport Partnership between Queensland Cricket and 10-12 years Queensland School Sport Junior and senior competition

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Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 23 OBITUARIES

Queensland Cricket noted with sadness the passing of several dedicated servants of the game during 2015-16.

TOM GRAVENEY OBE (June 16 192 - 3 November 2015) One of England’s most stylish batsmen of the post World War II era, his lengthy international and first class career had a Queensland postscript. While noted for his skill and grace in batting, he showed a great appetite for the game, playing first class cricket with Gloucestershire and Worcestershire in England for more than 23 years. Between 1948 and 1971 he played 1,223 first-class innings in 732 matches, scoring 47,793 runs (including 122 centuries) at an average of 44.91. Seven times he surpassed 2,000 runs in a season. His Test career had some interruptions, but it also had longevity with his final appearance for England coming at the age of 42. He played in 79 Tests and scored 4,882 runs (including 11 centuries) in 123 innings, at an average of 44.38. Nearing the twilight of his playing days, he received an approach from the Queensland Cricket Association to inquire as to his interest in filling a player-coach role for the Sheffield Shield. OBE Queensland was looking to convert potential to performance with its of 56 across two seasons. But there was Although not always seeing eye-to-eye young team, which had the likes of a highlight, with his vast experience with the local administration, Graveney’s John Maclean, and Tony at helping influence was well regarded by a host Dell emerging as talents. It was left to Queensland to the final of the domestic of young Queenslanders, with the likes Queensland Cricket’s “Mr Fixit”, Clem one-day tournament in 1970-71. of Keith Dudgeon and Bob Paulsen (who learned to bowl the flipper from Jones, who had a personal connection The semi-final of the Vehicle & General Graveney) appreciating his insights and to Graveney and made the offer to Cup at the saw South coaching. He and the late secure his services. Australia field a side containing South were the driving force behind the African run machine Barry Richards (89) So at the end of the 1970 English introduction of the popular Channel 0 and Ian (83) and that season, the 44-year-old Graveney Cup which saw guest players of the likes notched up 6-261 from their 40 overs. and his family immigrated to Australia of and Alan Davidson where he took up the post for the 1970 But Graveney’s impressive knock of 98 play with local clubs in a 30-over Australian summer, playing under the and key partnerships with Rusi Surti competition. captaincy of . and Carlson helped Queensland chase Graveney and family returned to down to the target to score 6-264 from However drama struck in just his England in 1972 where he lived until his 39 overs and lift them into the decider second game, when Victorian quick passing. Alan ‘Froggy’ Thompson, who against WA. After a long fight against Parkinson’s off the wrong foot, broke the arm of Lightning did not strike twice though disease, he died on 3 November the English import on a bowler friendly in the Final, with WA swing king Bob 2015, a day before another former Gabba pitch. Massie removing Graveney cheaply as Queensland batsman Des Bull also Queensland was bundled out for just Graveney’s first class returns for mentioned in these pages. Queensland were patchy, just 138 runs 79 in pursuit of WA’s total of 170 in the in his seven games with a highest score Final at the MCG.

24 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 OBITUARIES

COL WESTAWAY difficult Sydney pitch in 1964-65. He grade one day premiership team, and made the same score as an opener the 2001-02 Redlands Tigers second (27 August 1936 - 15 October 2015) against Victoria in Melbourne in 1966, grade premiership team. He continued A pineapple farmer from Moggil who a game that became famous for the to give back through local clubs like hailed from a sporting family, Col remarkable effort of Queensland Bayside Muddies after his career at the Westaway was a leg-spinner who played paceman Peter Allan who took all 10 elite level came to a close. 19 games for Queensland between Victorian wickets in their first innings. 1957 and 1964, taking 52 wickets at Bull played his club cricket for Souths 32.75 where a regular teammate was Max (6 June 1930 - 27 September 2015) A career highlight came in 1960-61 Robins, also mentioned on these Frank “Typhoon” Tyson was a dominant when he claimed 6-88 against NSW pages, with the pair also representing performer for England during the 1950s at the Gabba, snaring , Queensland at Colts level. who had strong claims to being one of and Grahame Thomas the quickest bowlers of all time. After amongst his victims. His career though LORRAINE WHITNEY a short but illustrious playing career for was truncated a few seasons later with England, he migrated to Australia in selectors turning to the likes of Bob (19 March 1936 - 3 December 2015) 1960 as a “ten pound pom” to live and Paulsen to work alongside Tom Veivers Long-time Queensland Cricket raise his family. His post-playing career as their main slow bowling options. Association employee Lorraine Whitney saw him work as a teacher, journalist, was farewelled in December in northern Westaway was a popular figure commentator and writer while he also NSW. A long-serving staff member in cricket circles and was heavily was a respected coach, serving as at the QCA through the 1970s, 80s invested in his local community. The Director of Coaching of Victoria. He and and 90s, she volunteered with the Col Westaway Oval has been used wife Ursula retired to the Gold Coast Memorabilia and History committees by Moggill CC and Kenmore CC and in Queensland where their children in her retirement in the 2000s. She is well utilised by junior and senior lived. He continued to coach and stay was popular with players, not the least cricketers. involved in cricket for several years for her help with urgent sewing and with the Gold Coast Dolphins Premier mending of playing whites during cricket club and local district clubs, as MAX ROBINS matches. She was a Life Member of well as assisting Queensland Cricket in both the Australian Cricket Society and (July 2 1932 - 1 August 2016) specialist programs into the early 2000s. the Australian Labour Party. A Life Member of Souths after a long In his latter years, he took up painting and distinguished Brisbane Grade with impressive results. playing career commencing in 1946. BILL HOPES The vast majority of his career was with (27 April 2016) the Fairfield-based club aside from short stints with Norths and Valley due Bill Hopes, a life member of Northern to the Electorate cricket guidelines Suburbs District Cricket Club, long-time in place during the 1950s. He was delegate to Queensland Cricket, and involved in administration of Souths father of former Queensland captain for more than 25 years and also served James, passed away after a long as secretary of Queensland Cricket illness in 2016. In addition to being a Association and the Queensland Rugby delegate, Bill served as a member of Union in that period. the Committee and was President of Norths for many years. He used the skills and knowledge DES BULL acquired from his career in the banking (13 August 1935 - 4 November 2015) industry to assist the likes of Norths, the wider Premier cricket community and A stocky left-handed middle order and Queensland Cricket to grow and thrive. opening batsman, Des Bull played 67 first class games for Queensland between 1956-57 and 1967-68. PAUL HUTCHISON (February 17 1968 - February 27 2015) He scored 3292 runs at 30.20 with five centuries, including a top score of 167, Former Easts/Redlands, Queensland and 19 half centuries. Country and Queensland 2nd XI pace bowler Paul Hutchison died in 2015 One of his centuries came in 1962- after a short illness. The well-travelled 63 when he partnered debutant Don right-arm quick also represented South Seccombe in a 118-run run stand for the Australia and Tasmania in first-class and fifth wicket at the MCG against Victoria, List A cricket and was a popular figure going on to finish with 152. wherever he played. He was a member He earned praise for a number of of the 1998-99 Easts/Redlands first courageous innings, with a 78 on a Tom Graveney in the baggy maroon.

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 25 QUEENSLAND CRICKET LIFE MEMBERS

G Down 1908 NT McMahon 1963 BR Bale 1908 CO Apps 1964 R Doran 1908 KLM Mossop 1965 WB Slade 1909 CL Saunders 1966 TMW McWilliam 1909 TS Redgrave 1967 GM Colledge 1909 C Jones AO 1968 J Allen 1911 JG Cooke 1969 SC Whittred 1911 WT Evans 1911 EA Toovey MBE OAM 1970 AE Oxenham 1912 EC LaFrantz MBE 1971 WJ Lewis 1913 R Spence 1972 Col The Hon JFG Foxton 1913 RG Teske 1973 T Muir 1913 GI Hornsby BEM 1974 EJ Beard 1919 RA Young 1975 MF McCaffrey 1919 KD Mackay MBE 1976 WH Carvasso 1919 AC Pettigrew 1977 RA Alexander 1920 Ian Healy, the boy from Biloela, was OD Driscoll 1978 WH Henley 1920 elevated to Queensland Cricket’s highest honour with the awarding of JN Horton 1921 VW Holland 1979 Life Membership at the 2014-15 Annual CR Richards 1980 GW Ward 1922 General Meeting. HTA Wetzig 1922 HR Tanner 1981 Healy, famously plucked from obscurity BS McCahon 1982 MJ Hortigan 1923 by the national selectors to make his JS Hutcheon 1923 debut as the country’s wicket-keeper CE Anstey OAM 1983 CL Mossop 1925 after just a handful of first class games PJ Mullins OAM 1984 for Queensland, went onto to be an all- AE Wyeth 1925 R Littledike 1985 RA Alton 1926 time great of the game and Australia’s Test ‘keeper of the century. RD Harris 1986 WJ Fehlberg 1926 AC Battersby AM 1987 JP Orr 1927 He played 119 Tests for Australia, and at the time of his retirement, held RP Easton OAM 1988 LPD O’Connor 1928 the world record for the most Test PJ Burge AM 1989 FC Thompson 1929 dismissals (395) by a wicketkeeper, a JRD Mahoney 1930 record he held until being surpassed WEP Harris 1990 RK Oxenham 1934 by Mark Boucher and then fellow RR Lindwall 1991 JH Holdworth 1935 Australian WA Brown OAM 1992 PJ Carter 1936 As captain of the Queensland Bulls, JJ McLaughlin OAM 1996 LL Gill 1937 he set and enforced high standards SC Trimble MBE 1997 TM Barber 1938 for players and fittingly was involved during the State’s string of success that JA Maclean MBE 1998 JW Hoelscher 1940 started with the breakthrough win by RT Pascoe 1999 JT Bale 1942 Queensland in the 1994-95 Sheffield RG Archer AM 2000 NJ Plaisted 1945 Shield win. JN McKnoulty AM 2001 TE Williams 1946 He joins other maroon greats from that GJ Madsen OAM 2002 PJ Frawley 1947 era such as , Stuart Law PM Hornibrook 1948 and Allan Border to have received life TV Hohns OAM 2003 CF Moroney 1949 membership from Queensland Cricket. SG Law OAM 2004 GE Lax 1950 The trophy that is awarded to the best TR Veivers 2005 VC Schaefer 1951 Queensland player each year is named DG Mullins SC 2006 in his honour while his premier grade TJ Burge 1952 P Stathis 2007 FP Malone 1953 club Norths plays out of Ian Healy Oval. L Moore 2008 BH Shaw 1954 His son Tom is a former Australian B Phelan OAM 2009 WJ Scott 1956 Under-19 wicket-keeper and niece AR Border AO 2010 QF Rice 1957 Alyssa is the current wicket-keeper of the Ashes winning MW Johnson 2011 R McGhee 1958 Southern Stars. MJ Whalley 1959 CG Rackemann 2012 LDA England 1960 G J Dixon 2013 IH Townsend 1962 LD Cooper 2014

26 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 SPONSORS

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

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 27 AUSTRALIA v NEW ZEALAND The Gabba November 5-9, 2015 Toss: Australia Umpires: RK Illingworth, NJ Llong, S Ravi (TV) Referee: RS Mahanama Award: DA Warner (Aus) AUSTRALIA New Zealand 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings JA Burns c Watling b Southee 71 c Warner b Craig 129 MJ Guptill c Warner b Hazlewood 23 c Smith b Lyon 23 DA Warner c Taylor b Neesham 163 c Boult b Craig 116 TWM Latham c Lyon b Starc 47 lbw b Starc 29 UT Khawaja c Guptill b Williamson 174 9 KS Williamson c Nevill b Starc 140 lbw b Lyon 59 SPD Smith * b Boult 48 c Williamson b Boult 1 R Taylor c Smith b Johnson 0 c Smith b Hazlewood 26 AC Voges not out 83 not out 2 BB McCullum * c Voges b Johnson 6 c Smith b Marsh 80 MR Marsh 32 c McCullum b Craig 1 JDS Neesham b Starc 3 c Burns b Johnson 3 PM Nevill + 33 0 BJ Watling + c Nevill b Johnson 32 lbw b Lyon 14

International Scoresheets MG Johnson 35 19 MD Craig c Marsh b Lyon 24 not out 26 MA Starc 9 30 DAJ Bracewell b Marsh 16 lbw b Marsh 0 JR Hazlewood 4 3 TG Southee b Starc 14 c Nevill b Hazlewood 5 NM Lyon 1 1 TA Boult not out 0 c Nevill b Starc 15 Sundries 7 lb, 4 w, 6 nb 17 1 lb, 4 nb, 1 w 6 Sundries 4 lb, 1 w, 7 nb 12 7 b, 4 lb, 2 w, 1 nb 12 130.2 overs, 565 mins 4-556 42 overs, 181 mins 4-264 82.2 overs, 370 mins 317 88.3 overs, 399 mins 295 Fall of wickets: 1-161, 2-311, 3-399, 4-556 Fall of wickets: 1-237, 2-254, 3-258, Fall of wickets: 1-56, 2-102, 3-105, 4-114, 5-118, 6-185, 7-231, 8-273, Fall of wickets: 1-44, 2-98, 3-136, 4-165, 9-310, 10-317 5-205, 6-242, 7-243, 8-243, 9-249, 10-295 New Zealand - bowling O M R W O M R W Australia - bowling O M R W O M R W TG Southee 24 8 70 1 8 0 61 1 MA Starc 17.2 4 57 4 20.3 5 69 2 TA Boult 29 3 127 1 11 1 63 0 MG Johnson 21 3 105 3 19 6 58 1 DAJ Bracewell 27 3 107 0 14 0 78 3 JR Hazlewood 21 5 70 1 18 3 68 2 MD Craig 31 3 156 0 9 0 61 0 NM Lyon 17 3 46 1 21 3 63 3 JDS Neesham 11 1 50 1 10 1 33 2 MR Marsh 5 0 32 1 10 3 25 2 KS Williamson 8.2 0 39 1 13 6 27 0 AC Voges 1 0 3 0

Batsman George Bailey steers Australia to ODI victory.

AUSTRALIA v INDIA The Gabba January 15, 2016 Toss: India Umpires: RA Kettleborough, MD Martell , SD Fry (TV) Referee: JJ Crowe Award: RG Sharma (Ind) INDIA AUSTRALIA RG Sharma (Faulkner) 124 AJ Finch c Rahane b Jadeja 71 S Dhawan c Wade b Paris 6 SE Marsh c Kohli b Ishant 71 V Kohli run out (Rich/Wade) 59 SPD Smith * b Yadav 46 AM Rahane c Smith b Faulkner 89 GJ Bailey not out 76 MS Dhoni *+ c Maxwell b Boland 11 GJ Maxwell not out 26 MK Pandey c Paris b Faulkner 6 MS Wade + 88 RA Jadeja run out (Hastings) 5 JP Faulkner 61 R Ashwin c Boland b Hastings 1 KW Richardson 4 UT Yadav not out 0 SM Boland 7 I Sharma JW Hastings 9 B Sran JS Paris 0 Sundries 7 w 7 Sundries 7 b, 11 w, 1 nb 19 10 overs: 1-47 50 overs 8-308 10 overs: 0-40 49 overs 3-309 Fall of wickets: 1-9, 2-134, 3-255, 4-276, 5-298, 6-302, Fall of wickets: 1-145, 2-166, 3-244 7-306, 8-308 Bowling: JS Paris 8-0-40-1; KW Richardson Bowling: B Sran 9-1-51-0; I Sharma 10-0- 8-1-61-0; JW Hastings 8-0-46-1; SM Boland 60-1; UT Yadav 10-0-74-1; RA Jadeja 9-0-50-1; 10-0-64-1; GJ Maxwell 6-0-33-0; JP Faulkner R Ashwin 10-0-60-0; V Kohli 1-0-7-0 Joe Burns is congratulated on his Gabba hundred by captain Steve Smith and 10-0-64-20 fellow Queensland century-maker Usman Khawaja.

28 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 Sheffield Shield Scoresheets Shield Sheffield VICTORIA v QUEENSLAND MCG October 28-31, 2015 (day/night) Toss: Victoria Umpires: PJ Gillespie, GC Joshua Referee: D Talalla Award: TJ Dean (Vic)) QUEENSLAND VICTORIA 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings SO Henry c Maxwell b Pattinson 141 c Stoinis b Pattinson 7 RJ Quiney lbw b Cutting 17 lbw b Cutting 51 JA Burns b Fawad 25 c Dean b Pattinson 6 TJ Dean not out 154 not out 109 UT Khawaja * c Wade b Hastings 21 c Maxwell b Pattinson 11 MP Stoinis b Cutting 0 not out 66 M Labuschagne c Handscomb b Hastings 67 c Handscomb b Maxwell 27 PSP Handscomb c Reardon b Hopes 137 NJ Reardon c Handscomb b Hastings 36 lbw b Siddle 7 GJ Maxwell not out 8 JD Wildermuth run out (Stoinis) 8 c Hastings b Siddle 24 DT Christian CD Hartley + c Wade b Hastings 55 lbw b Siddle 0 MS Wade * JR Hopes c Hastings b Fawad 33 b Hastings 1 JW Hastings BCJ Cutting b Christian 30 lbw b Hastings 2 JL Pattinson CJ Boyce c Siddle b Christian 8 not out 10 PM Siddle MT Steketee not out 0 c Quiney b Fawad 2 Sundries 4 b, 10 lb, 3 w, 3 nb 20 3 b, 3 lb 6 Sundries 1 lb, 2 w 39 2 b, 1 lb, 1 nb 4 TOTAL 138.3 overs, 564 mins 444 32.3 overs, 142 mins 103 TOTAL 93 overs, 380 mins 3-319 71.2 overs, 265 mins 1-230 Fall of wickets: 1-54, 2-101, 3-265, 4-273, 5-310, 6-315, 7-362, 8-436, Fall of wickets: 1-8, 2-22, 3-25, 4-32, 5-72, Fall of wickets: 1-31, 2-31, 3-302 Fall of wickets: 1-107 9-444, 10-444 6-75, 7-80, 8-86, 9-86, 10-103 Victoria - bowling O M R W O M R W Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W JL Pattinson 24 5 72 1 9 1 35 3 JR Hopes 21 4 53 1 19 3 49 0 PM Siddle 23 8 57 0 8 0 21 3 MT Steketee 18 5 56 0 14 1 49 0 JW Hastings 34 14 59 4 10 2 29 2 BCJ Cutting 19 5 62 2 10 3 26 1 MP Stoinis 13 3 52 0 JD Wildermuth 11 4 31 0 9 5 14 0 Fawad Ahmed 22 2 81 2 2.3 0 4 1 CJ Boyce 17 1 80 0 15.2 3 60 0 GJ Maxwell 17 0 72 0 3 1 8 1 M Labuschagne 7 0 36 0 4 0 29 0 DT Christian 5.3 0 37 2 TASMANIA v QUEENSLAND November 6-9, 2015 Toss: Tasmania Umpires: PJ Gillespie, MD Martell Referee: RW Stratford Award: S Heazlett (Qld) TASMANIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings DP Michael b George 0 c Hartley b George 2 SO Henry c Bailey b Fekete 7 c Doolan b Bird 60 BR Dunk c Floros b Wildermuth 142 c Hartley b Steketee 14 MT Renshaw b Fekete 37 c Paine b Faulkner 4 AJ Doolan c Hartley b Steketee 90 c Labuschagne b Steketee 9 S Heazlett c Paine b Faulkner 129 b Faulkner 78 JR Doran c Henry b Steketee 0 c Floros b Cutting 68 M Labuschagne b Doherty 8 lbw b Bird 4 *GJ Bailey not out 148 b Wildermuth 0 NJ Reardon c Bird b Doherty 12 b Hilfenhaus 10 JP Faulkner c Henry b Floros 10 c Hartley b Steketee 43 JS Floros c Fekete b Doherty 57 c Bird b Fekete 11 +TD Paine c Hartley b Floros 4 c Labuschagne b Cutting 2 *+CD Hartley not out 46 not out 44 BW Hilfenhaus c Cutting b George 17 run out (Henry) 1 JD Wildermuth b Faulkner 19 b Doherty 30 XJ Doherty c Labuschagne b George 13 c Hartley b Steketee 11 BCJ Cutting b Faulkner 0 not out 13 AL Fekete 0 c Hartley b Cutting 0 MT Steketee not out 9 JM Bird not out 7 PR George Sundries 4 lb, 3 nb, 2 w 9 3 lb, 1 w, 7 nb 11 Sundries 3 lb, 1 w, 1 nb 5 6 b, 9 lb, 5 nb 20 TOTAL 133.3 overs, 535 mins 8-433 44 overs, 190 mins 168 TOTAL 122 overs, 493 mins 8-329 65.3 overs, 287 mins 7-274 Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-183, 3-183, 4-324, 5-362, 6-366, 7-397, 8-433 Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-16, 3-30, 4-38, 5-121, Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-106, 3-127, 4-149, 5-225, 6-273, 7-306, 8-306 Fall of wickets: 1-17, 2-149, 3-154, 4-161, 6-126, 7-131, 8-146, 9-149, 10-168 5-178, 6-179, 7-256 Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W Tasmania - bowling O M R W O M R W MT Steketee 30 9 83 2 16 2 52 4 JM Bird 26 11 54 0 19 2 54 2 PR George 30.3 10 82 3 10 2 36 1 BW Hilfenhaus 22 5 42 0 13 3 48 1 BCJ Cutting 29 5 91 0 10 1 37 3 AL Fekete 26 8 97 2 13 3 65 1 JD Wildermuth 24 3 87 1 7 0 34 1 JP Faulkner 23 8 61 3 14 3 58 2 JS Floros 17 0 77 2 1 0 6 0 XJ Doherty 24 5 64 3 6.3 1 34 1 M Labuschagne 3 1 9 0 7 1 11 0 BR Dunk 1 0 8 0 QUEENSLAND v SOUTH AUSTRALIA The Gabba November 14-17, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: AJ Barrow, JD Ward Referee: SR Bernard Award: JR Hopes (Qld) SOUTH AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings KR Smith b Steketee 16 c Hartley b Hopes 14 SO Henry b Mennie 13 MJ Cosgrove c Labuschagne b Steketee 14 c Renshaw b Stanlake 65 MT Renshaw run out (Head) 94 CJ Ferguson c Hartley b Stanlake 13 c Hartley b Hopes 36 S Heazlett c Ross b Mennie 0 *TM Head c Floros b Hopes 4 c Hartley b Stanlake 4 M Labuschagne b Sayers 112 TLW Cooper c Hartley b Hopes 0 b Steketee 44 NJ Reardon c Cooper b Mennie 63 AI Ross not out 92 c Floros b Hopes 23 JS Floros lbw b Benton 26 +TP Ludeman b Stanlake 0 c Floros b Labuschagne 17 *+CD Hartley c Ludeman b Head 46 A Zampa c Hartley b Hopes 57 c Hartley b Stanlake 14 JR Hopes c sub (JS Lehmann) b Zampa 57 JM Mennie c Hartley b Cutting 4 c Floros b Cutting 0 BCJ Cutting c Cosgrove b Head 14 CJ Sayers c Labuschagne b Hopes 0 c Hartley b Hopes 0 MT Steketee st Ludeman b Zampa 11 NJ Benton c Hartley b Stanlake 0 not out 8 B Stanlake not out 1 Sundries 1 lb, 1 nb, 1 w 3 4 b, 2 lb, 4 w 10 Sundries 4 b, 8 lb, 1 w, 2nb 15 TOTAL 59.5 overs, 245 minss 203 84.2 overs, 345 mins 235 TOTAL 145.4 overs, 571 mins 452 Fall of wickets: 1-28, 2-31, 3-36, 4-40, 5-47, 6-55, 7-178, 8-190, 9-192, Fall of wickets: 1-23, 2-118, 3-118, 4-126, Fall of wickets: 1-32, 2-32, 3-221, 4-231, 5-285, 6-339, 7-422, 8-436, 10-203 5-181, 6-203, 7-220, 8-221, 9-227, 10-235 9-440, 10-452 Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W S Australia - bowling O M R W MT Steketee 16 5 68 2 15 3 63 1 CJ Sayers 39 13 91 1 B Stanlake 18.5 6 53 3 20 8 50 3 NJ Benton 33 9 111 1 JR Hopes 17 3 52 4 21.2 13 32 4 JM Mennie 33 8 66 3 BCJ Cutting 8 1 29 1 16 4 38 1 MJ Cosgrove 1 0 8 0 JS Floros 9 0 38 0 A Zampa 25.4 2 116 2 M Labuschagne 3 0 8 1 TM Head 14 0 48 2

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 29 NEW SOUTH WALES v QUEENSLAND November 27-30, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: GA Abood, AJ Barrow Referee: DJ Harper Award: SNJ O’Keefe (NSW) QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings SO Henry hit wkt b Sandhu 0 c Maddinson b Sandhu 11 RGL Carters lbw b Hopes 6 b Steketee 7 MT Renshaw b O'Keefe 45 c Abbott b O'Keefe 29 EJM Cowan c Labuschagne b Steketee 90 c Henry b Hopes 8 S Heazlett lbw b Abbott 9 c Carters b Bollinger 11 KR Patterson c Cutting b Hopes 14 not out 31 M Labuschagne c O'Keefe b Abbott 3 lbw b O'Keefe 0 NJ Maddinson c Hartley b Wildermuth 112 c Renshaw b Floros 15 NJ Reardon c Patterson b Henriques 23 b Bollinger 44 BJ Rohrer c Floros b Hopes 17 not out 29 JS Floros run out (Cowan) 82 lbw b O'Keefe 32 JS Lenton + c Wildermuth b Steketee 16 CD Hartley *+ st Lenton b O'Keefe 48 c Lenton b Abbott 1 SA Abbott lbw b Wildermuth 0 JD Wildermuth c Lenton b Bollinger 8 b Sandhu 5 SNJ O'Keefe c Heazlett b Hopes 13 JR Hopes c Abbott b O'Keefe 6 b Bollinger 0 GS Sandhu c Reardon b Steketee 20 Sheffield Shield Scoresheets BCJ Cutting c Lenton b Bollinger 1 c Bollinger b O'Keefe 4 DE Bollinger not out 2 MT Steketee not out 14 not out 1 MC Henriques * absent hurt 0 Sundries 4 b, 14 lb, 2 nb 20 3 b, 3 lb, 1 nb 7 Sundries 2 b, 5 lb, 6 nb 13 3 b, 6 lb, 3 nb 12 TOTAL 111.3 overs, 447 mins 259 64.1 overs, 266 mins 145 TOTAL 88.5 overs, 348 mins 303 28.4 overs, 108 mins 3-102 Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-14, 3-24, 4-75, 5-92, 6-212 , 7-225, 8-241, Fall of wickets: 1-19, 2-50, 3-51, 4-51, Fall of wickets: 1-23, 2-49, 3-184, 4-221, 5-263, 6-263, 7-281, 8-281, Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-16 , 3-45 9-243, 10-259 5-122, 6-131, 7-134, 8-134, 9-143, 10-145 9-303 NSW - bowling O M R W O M R W Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W DE Bollinger 26 13 40 2 13 6 23 3 MT Steketee 20.5 5 76 3 7.4 1 28 1 GS Sandhu 22 2 62 1 13.1 3 26 2 JR Hopes 23 9 47 4 10 1 33 1 MC Henriques 12.1 3 31 1 JS Floros 17 3 73 0 6 1 19 1 SA Abbott 21 5 52 2 16 4 52 1 BCJ Cutting 12 2 39 0 2 0 3 0 SNJ O'Keefe 30.2 5 56 3 22 9 38 4 JD Wildermuth 12 3 37 2 M Labuschagne 4 0 24 0 3 0 10 0

QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES Ray Mitchell Oval, Mackay December 6-9, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: SAJ Craig, AK Wilds Referee: D Talalla Award: MT Renshaw (Qld) QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings SO Henry c Bollinger b Abbott 4 c Patterson b O'Keefe 38 DP Hughes c Heazlett b Stanlake 0 b Floros 28 MT Renshaw c Patterson b Somerville 170 b Somerville 16 EJM Cowan b Floros 22 c Reardon b Floros 49 S Heazlett c Hughes b Somerville 34 c Rohrer b Abbott 16 KR Patterson b Floros 55 b Swepson 3 M Labuschagne run out (Rohrer) 19 lbw b Abbott 0 *NJ Maddinson lbw b Floros 13 lbw b Swepson 80 NJ Reardon c Cowan b Somerville 22 c Cowan b Bollinger 17 BJ Rohrer run out (Swepson) 56 c and b Floros 31 JS Floros c Carters b O'Keefe 30 b Bollinger 0 +RGL Carters c Renshaw b Floros 31 c Heazlett b Swepson 4 *+CD Hartley lbw b Bollinger 12 not out 15 SA Abbott b Feldman 36 lbw b Floros 3 JR Hopes c O'Keefe b Somerville 5 c Sandhu b Somerville 19 SNJ O'Keefe c Hopes b Feldman 29 not out 10 MJ Swepson c Hughes b Somerville 2 7 GS Sandhu lbw b Feldman 0 not out 9 LW Feldman c Carters b O'Keefe 30 0 WER Somerville not out 10 B Stanlake not out 0 5 DE Bollinger b Feldman 0 Sundries (2 b, 4 lb, 8 nb) 14 8 lb, 2 nb 10 Sundries 1 lb, 6 nb, 1 w 8 0 TOTAL 136.4 overs, 541 mins 342 51.3 overs, 222 mins 7-131 TOTAL 125.2 overs, 475 mins 260 58.4 overs, 220 mins 7-217 Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-88, 3-135, 4-187, 5-263, 6-295, 7-306, 8-310 (, Fall of wickets: 1-20, 2-52, 3-58, 4-83, Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-39, 3-64, 4-145, 5-178, 6-193, 7-248, 8-248, 9-336, 10-342 5-83, 6-108, 7-131 9-253, 10-260 NSW - bowling O M R W O M R W Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W DE Bollinger 22 7 47 1 12 4 29 2 B Stanlake 19 6 31 1 4 0 17 0 GS Sandhu 20 7 39 0 5 1 21 0 JR Hopes 25 8 46 0 11 1 37 0 SNJ O'Keefe 33.4 5 95 2 11 6 23 1 LW Feldman 19.2 5 45 4 6 0 23 0 SA Abbott 23 4 45 1 11 3 26 2 JS Floros 36 9 57 4 25 3 71 4 WER Somerville 38 7 110 5 12.3 7 24 2 MJ Swepson 23 5 65 0 12.4 0 69 3 M Labuschagne 3 0 15 0 SOUTH AUSTRALIA v QUEENSLAND Adelaide Oval February 3-6, 2016 Toss: Queensland Umpires: AJ Barrow, PJ Gillespie Referee: DJ Harper Award: MT Renshaw (Qld) QUEENSLAND SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings MT Renshaw c Ludeman b Mennie 146 c Ludeman b Worrall 9 TLW Cooper c Burns b Hopes 0 c Swepson b George 34 JA Burns b Andrews 35 c Cooper b Mennie 30 MJ Cosgrove lbw b Swepson 33 lbw b George 33 CR Hemphrey c Ludeman b Mennie 35 c Lehmann b Sayers 0 SJ Raphael hit wkt b Hemphrey 65 lbw b Hopes 36 CA Lynn c Cosgrove b Sayers 29 c Head b Andrews 26 TM Head * c Neser b Swepson 22 b Hemphrey 11 S Heazlett c Cosgrove b Andrews 75 b Sayers 72 JS Lehmann lbw b George 126 c Hartley b Hopes 14 JD Wildermuth not out 100 c Ludeman b Mennie 0 AI Ross lbw b Swepson 2 b Neser 12 CD Hartley *+ c Cooper b Andrews 21 not out 55 TP Ludeman + c Renshaw b Hemphrey 26 b Wildermuth 14 JR Hopes not out 22 run out (Raphael) 40 JM Mennie c Renshaw b Neser 4 b Swepson 43 MG Neser 31 c Cooper b Head 18 CJ Sayers c Hartley b George 23 c Heazlett b Swepson 22 MJ Swepson 0 not out 1 TD Andrews not out 2 not out 17 PR George 2 did not bat 14 DJ Worrall c Wildermuth b George 0 c Hartley b Swepson 3 Sundries 4 lb, 5 nb, 2 w 11 5 b, 1 lb, 1 nb 7 Sundries 8 b, 1 lb, 2 w, 1 nb 12 1 lb, 2 nb, 2 w 5 TOTAL 118 overs, 468 mins 6-474 61 overs, 245 mins 8-258 TOTAL 89.5 overs, 363 mins 315 74.2 overs, 295 mins 244 Fall of wickets: 1-56, 2-131, 3-173, 4-293, 5-339, 6-431 Fall of wickets: 1-15, 2-22, 3-63, 4-79, Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-68, 3-108, 4-162, 5-165, 6-253, 7-264, 8-312, Fall of wickets: 1-69, 2-69, 3-98, 4-123, 5-81, 6-178, 7-230, 8-257 9-315, 10-315 5-140, 6-144 7-163, 8-211, 9-236, 10-244 S Australia - bowling O M R W O M R W Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W CJ Sayers 28 7 111 1 14 1 51 2 JR Hopes 20 3 55 1 13 5 20 2 DJ Worrall 28 4 104 0 13 2 59 1 MG Neser 16 0 62 1 10 0 26 1 JM Mennie 28 7 73 2 9 1 22 2 PR George 17.5 5 50 3 14 4 37 2 TD Andrews 20 2 106 3 17 1 86 1 JD Wildermuth 6 1 19 0 7 3 15 1 TM Head 14 0 76 0 8 1 34 1 MJ Swepson 18 0 64 3 24.2 3 110 3 CR Hemphrey 12 0 56 2 6 1 35 1

30 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 Sheffield Shield Scoresheets Shield Sheffield QUEENSLAND v TASMANIA The Gabba February 14-17, 2016 Toss: Tasmania Umpires: SAJ Craig, TJ Parlane Referee: D Talalla Award: JR Hopes TASMANIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings JC Silk c Hopes b George 19 c Hemphrey b Steketee 33 M Labuschagne c Triffitt b Webster 43 c Fekete b Webster 49 BR Dunk c Renshaw b Hopes 2 c Heazlett b George 31 MT Renshaw run out (Kingston) 2 b Kingston 8 BJ Webster lbw b Wildermuth 106 c Hartley b Steketee 23 CR Hemphrey lbw b Kingston 17 not out 79 GJ Bailey * c Hartley b Wildermuth 0 c Hartley b Wildermuth 5 CA Lynn c McDermott b Webster 41 c Bailey b Dunk 13 JR Doran c Hartley b Hopes 27 c Hartley b Hemphrey 24 S Heazlett c Bailey b Kingston 56 not out 4 BR McDermott c Wildermuth b George 34 c Hartley b Wildermuth 16 JD Wildermuth c McDermott b Fekete 17 TIF Triffitt + c Renshaw b Swepson 5 c Wildermuth b Hopes 57 CD Hartley *+ not out 70 EP Gulbis c Heazlett b Wildermuth 40 lbw b Swepson 1 JR Hopes c Dunk b Fekete 94 HP Kingston b George 3 b Wildermuth 5 MT Steketee c Silk b Fekete 6 SL Rainbird b Swepson 39 not out 24 MJ Swepson b Gulbis 9 AL Fekete not out 14 c Hopes b Swepson 5 PR George c Silk b Webster 0 Sundries 6 lb, 2 nb, 3 w 11 6 lb, 2 nb, 1 w 9 Sundries 2 lb, 16 nb, 3 w 21 3 b, 1 lb, 1 nb 5 TOTAL 101.4 overs, 406 mins 300 100.4 overs, 402 mins 233 TOTAL 102.3 overs, 424 mins 376 43.5 overs, 169 mins 3-158 Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-32, 3-41, 4-113, 5-187, 6-199, 7-199, 8-215, Fall of wickets: 1-62, 2-74, 3-80, 4-106, Fall of wickets: 1-9, 2-36, 3-107 (Lynn), 4-117, 5-181, 6-209, 7-337, Fall of wickets: 1-8, 2-126, 3-150 9-269, 10-300 5-130, 6-168, 7-173, 8-184, 9-209, 10-233 8-343, 9-361, 10-376 Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W Tasmania - bowling O M R W O M R W JR Hopes 24 7 66 2 18 7 29 1 AL Fekete 24 4 83 3 9 5 13 0 MT Steketee 20 5 64 0 18 4 47 2 SL Rainbird 24 6 95 0 8 2 36 0 PR George 22 6 44 3 18 5 36 1 EP Gulbis 22 6 61 1 7 1 35 0 JD Wildermuth 16 2 56 3 21 10 31 3 HP Kingston 16 0 84 2 7 2 14 1 MJ Swepson 19.4 2 64 2 12.4 1 51 2 BJ Webster 16.3 4 51 3 8.5 0 46 1 CR Hemphrey 13 1 33 1 BR Dunk 4 0 10 1 WESTERN AUSTRALIA v QUEENSLAND The WACA February 25-28, 2016 Toss: Queensland Umpires: GJ Davidson & SJ Nogaski Referee: D Talalla Award: MA Philipson WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings CT Bancroft b Steketee 171 c Labuschagne b Swepson 45 M Labuschagne c Klinger b Coulter-Nile 103 run out (Bancroft) 52 MS Harris c Swepson b Steketee 65 c & b Steketee 8 MT Renshaw c Turner b Hogan 31 lbw b Hogan 5 SE Marsh c Heazlett b Wildermuth 95 c Swepson b Wildermuth 109 CR Hemphrey lbw b Cartwright 31 b Hogan 102 M Klinger * c Hartley b Wildermuth 5 not out 102 CA Lynn c Marsh b Moody 101 c sub (N Hobson) b Hogan 44 AJ Turner c Hartley b Steketee 17 c Swepson b Wildermuth 4 S Heazlett c Bancroft b Cartwright 89 c Bancroft b Paris 17 HWR Cartwright c sub (MG Neser) b George 44 not out 3 JD Wildermuth c Bancroft b Hogan 13 run out (Hogan) 2 SM Whiteman + not out 30 0 CD Hartley *+ lbw b Hogan 0 lbw b Paris 0 AC Agar 4 c Hemphrey b Wildermuth 7 JR Hopes not out 37 c Hogan b Cartwright 10 NM Coulter-Nile 0 13 MT Steketee b Cartwright 8 not out 13 DJM Moody 6 4 MJ Swepson 6 b Paris 0 MG Hogan 2 2 PR George 2 b Paris 0 JS Paris 13 b, 9 lb, 8 w, 3 nb 33 4 b, 6 lb, 1 nb, 1w 12 Sundries 1 lb, 4 nb, 4 w 9 9 b, 4 w 13 Sundries 130.5 overs, 541 mins 446 58.5 overs, 260 mins 257 TOTAL 123.5 overs, 489 mins 6-436 57 overs, 231 mins 5-291 TOTAL 118 overs, 469 mins 389 Fall of wickets: 1-116, 2-321, 3-229, 4-354, 5-363, 6-436 Fall of wickets: 1-15, 2-92, 3-241, 4-354, Fall of wickets: 1-72, 2-127, 3-223, 4-324, 5-357, 6-357, 7-430, Fall of wickets: 1-8, 2-85,3-182, 4-207, 5-363 8-446 5-210, 6-210, 4-207, 5-210, 6-210, 10-257 Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W W Australia - bowling O M R W O M R W JR Hopes 27 9 51 0 8 4 12 0 NM Coulter-Nile 23 9 68 1 MT Steketee 22 6 64 3 10 0 41 1 MG Hogan 24 9 59 3 19 6 64 3 PR George 25.5 5 109 1 8 0 42 0 DJM Moody 27 3 114 1 10 2 39 0 JD Wildermuth 22 2 80 2 10 2 38 3 HWR Cartwright 21.5 6 61 3 6 0 32 1 MJ Swepson 17 1 75 0 10 1 65 1 AC Agar 27 8 91 0 6 1 34 0 CR Hemphrey 10 0 56 0 8 0 49 0 AJ Turner 8 1 31 0 M Labuschagne 3 0 35 0 JS Paris 17.5 3 78 4 QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA The Gabba March 5-7, 2016 Toss: Victoria Umpires: J Nogajski, P Wilson Referee: PL Marshall Award: JD Wildermuth (Qld) QUEENSLAND VICTORIA 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings MT Renshaw c Dean b Tremain 30 c Harper b Boland 39 RJ Quiney c Heazlett b Steketee 20 c Steketee b Hopes 53 JA Burns c Harper b Boland 6 lbw b Tremain 5 TJ Dean b George 11 b Steketee 1 CR Hemphrey lbw b Christian 27 b Tremain 5 MP Stoinis c Hartley b George 2 b George 3 CA Lynn c Harper b Stoinis 21 c Dean b Stoinis 10 PDP Handscomb * b Wildermuth 15 c Renshaw b Wildermuth 19 S Heazlett c Quiney b Boland 45 c Harper b Tremain 5 CL White c Hartley b Wildermuth 4 c Lynn b Wildermuth 1 JD Wildermuth b Reed 14 c Harper b Reed 21 DT Christian c Burns b Steketee 22 c Steketee b Hopes 12 CD Hartley *+ c Dean b Reed 1 not out 55 SB Harper + lbw b Hoeps 1 c Heazlett b Hopes 12 JR Hopes c Dean b Boland 36 c White b Stoinis 1 CP Tremain c Burns b George 14 not out 12 MT Steketee b Boland 0 b Stoinis 9 SM Boland c Hartley b Wildermuth 33 c Burns b Hopes 2 MJ Swepson c White b Fawad 4 c Harper b Boland 25 Fawad Ahmed not out 18 c Hartley b Wildermuth 1 PR George not out 0 b Tremain 0 JK Reed c Lynn b Wildermuth 6 lbw b Swepson 10 Sundries 6 lb 6 8 lb, 1 w 9 Sundries 1 lb 1 1 lb 1 TOTAL 71.3 overs, 299 mins 190 59 overs, 259 mins 184 TOTAL 53.1 overs, 221 mins 147 56.3 overs, 243 mins 127 Fall of wickets: 1-20, 2-62, 3-89, 4-89, 5-122, 6-132, 7-165, 8-165, Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-19, 3-29, 4-56, 5-76, Fall of wickets: 1-27, 2-33, 3-33, 4-47, 5-56, 6-57, 7-85, 8-115, 9-135, Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-15, 3-46, 4-48, 5-86, 9-188, 10-190 6-103, 7-104, 8-114, 9-171, 10-184 10-147 6-97, 7-102, 8-104, 9-109, 10-127 Victoria - bowling O M R W O M R W Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W CP Tremain 16 8 35 1 17 7 40 4 JR Hopes 11 3 29 1 16 4 43 2 JK Reed 15 6 45 2 7 0 48 1 MT Steketee 15 6 37 2 15 3 30 0 SM Boland 19.3 6 44 4 18 4 38 2 PR George 14 2 39 3 12 3 27 1 MP Stoinis 8 4 17 1 12 4 31 3 JD Wildermuth 9.1 1 27 4 13 3 26 DT Christian 4 3 4 1 MJ Swepson 4 0 14 0 0.3 0 0 0 Fawad Ahmed 8 0 39 1 5 1 19 0 CL White 1 1 0 0 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 31 QUEENSLAND v WESTERN AUSTRALIA The Gabba March 15-17, 2016 Toss: Western Australia Umpires: GC Joshua, JD Ward Referee: RW Stratford Award: HWR Cartright (WA) QUEENSLAND WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings MT Renshaw c Whiteman b Richardson 10 c Marsh b Hogan 22 CT Bancroft c Hartley b Wildermuth 18 JA Burns c Whiteman b Hogan 2 c Voges b Rimmington 3 MS Harris c Renshaw b Wildermuth 13 CR Hemphrey c Whiteman b Richardson 8 c Whiteman b Richardson 23 SE Marsh b Steketee 74 CA Lynn c Whiteman b Richardson 3 c Bancroft b Rimmington 80 AC Voges * c & b George 52 S Heazlett c Whiteman b Hogan 6 c Marsh b Hogan 3 M Klinger c Renshaw b Swepson 8 JD Wildermuth lbw b Cartwright 9 b Rimmington 0 HWR Cartwright c Hartley b Hopes 92 CD Hartley *+ c Whiteman b Nicholas 26 c Whiteman b Hogan 34 SM Whiteman + lbw b Hopes 7 JR Hopes c Marsh b Nicholas 29 c Bancroft b Nicholas 45 NJ Rimmington c Burns b George 10 MT Steketee not out 32 c Bancroft b Hogan 0 JA Richardson lbw b Swepson 22 Sheffield Shield Scoresheets MJ Swepson c Richardson b Hogan 14 c Marsh b Nicholas 9 JB Nicholas not out 68 PR George c Nicholas b Hogan 0 not out 3 MG Hogan c Steketee b Hopes 2 Sundries 4 lb, 2 nb, 2 w 8 3 lb, 2 nb 5 Sundries 2 b, 2 lb, 2 w, 8 nb 14 TOTAL 61.1 overs, 261 mins 147 52. 4 overs, 228 mins 227 TOTAL 137 overs, 548 mins 380 Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-19, 3-23, 4-30, 5-41, 6-41, 7-95, 8-108, 9-145, Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-49, 3-49, 4-76, Fall of wickets:1-31, 2-33, 3-142, 4-168, 5-174, 6-188 , 7-230 , 8-256, 10-147 5-111, 6-137, 7-212, 8-212, 9-224, 10-227 9-374, 10-380 W Australia - bowling O M R W O M R W Queensland - bowling O M R W MG Hogan 16.1 5 29 4 18 6 58 4 MT Steketee 30 9 92 1 NJ Rimmington 12 3 35 0 11 2 53 3 PR George 32 8 77 2 JA Richardson 13 3 25 3 14 3 68 1 JR Hopes 29 10 60 3 JB Nicholas 11 2 40 2 2.4 0 17 2 JD Wildermuth 23 5 79 2 HWR Cartwright 8 1 14 1 5 1 23 0 MJ Swepson 23 5 68 2 AC Voges 1 1 0 0 2 0 5 0

Sheffield Shield Statistics 2015-16 Batting & Fielding 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 CD Hartley 10 18 6 529 70* 44.08 0 4 3 47.66 35 0 LW Feldman 1 25.2 5 68 4 17.00 4-45 0 0 38.00 2.68 MT Renshaw 9 17 0 738 170 43.41 2 1 0 40.95 10 0 B Stanlake 2 61.5 20 151 7 21.57 3-50 0 0 53.00 2.44 S Heazlett 9 17 1 649 129 40.56 1 5 1 56.39 9 0 JD Wildermuth 8 190.1 44 574 25 22.96 4-27 0 0 45.64 3.02 CA Lynn 5 10 0 368 101 36.80 1 1 0 77.31 2 0 JR Hopes 9 313.2 94 714 28 25.50 4-32 0 0 67.14 2.28 CR Hemphrey 5 10 1 327 102 36.33 1 1 1 52.40 2 0 PR George 6 204.1 50 579 20 28.95 3-39 0 0 61.25 2.84 M Labuschagne 7 13 0 446 112 34.31 2 2 2 45.14 7 0 JS Floros 4 111 16 341 11 31.00 4-57 0 0 60.55 3.07 JS Floros 4 7 0 238 82 34.00 0 2 1 41.90 8 0 MT Steketee 8 267.3 64 850 23 36.96 4-52 0 0 69.78 3.18 SO Henry 5 9 0 281 141 31.22 1 1 1 42.84 3 0 MJ Swepson 6 164.5 18 645 17 37.94 3-64 0 0 58.18 3.91 JR Hopes 9 16 2 435 94 31.07 0 2 1 77.82 3 0 BCJ Cutting 4 106 21 325 8 40.63 3-37 0 0 79.50 3.07 NJ Reardon 5 9 0 234 63 26.00 0 1 0 46.99 3 0 MG Neser 1 26 0 88 2 44.00 1-26 0 0 78.00 3.38 JD Wildermuth 8 15 1 270 100* 19.29 1 0 2 48.91 4 0 CR Hemphrey 5 49 2 229 4 57.25 2-56 0 0 73.50 4.67 CJ Boyce 1 2 1 18 10 18.00 0 0 0 72.00 0 0 M Labuschagne 7 30 1 166 1 166.00 1-8 0 0 180.00 5.53 UT Khawaja 1 2 0 32 21 16.00 0 0 0 55.17 0 0 CJ Boyce 1 32.2 4 140 0 - - 0 0 - 4.33 MT Stekete 8 13 6 105 32* 15.00 0 0 2 56.45 4 0 JA Burns 4 8 0 112 35 14.00 0 0 0 47.66 5 0 BCJ Cutting 4 7 1 64 30 10.67 0 0 1 55.17 2 0 Sheffield Shield Points Table 2015-16 MJ Swepson 6 8 1 64 25 9.14 0 0 1 53.33 4 0 PR George 6 6 2 3 3* 0.75 0 0 4 5.56 1 0 Teams MAT WON LOST TIED DRAW ABAN PTS B Stanlake 2 2 2 1 1* - 0 0 0 14.29 0 0 SA 10 5 5 0 0 0 49.63

VIC 10 4 3 0 3 0 49.13

NSW 10 5 1 0 4 0 47.57

QLD 10 5 5 0 0 0 46.66

WA 10 4 3 0 3 0 44

TAS 10 2 8 0 0 0 27.19

32 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 Matador Cup Scoresheets Matador QUEENSLAND v TASMANIA QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA October 5, 2015 Blacktown October 9, 2015 Toss: Tasmania Umpires: GA Abood, SAJ Craig Referee: DJ Harper Award: BR Dunk (Qld) Toss: Victoria Umpires: GA Abood, PJ Gillespie, MW Graham-Smith (TV) Referee: D Talalla Man of the Match: JL Pattinson QUEENSLAND TASMANIA QUEENSLAND VICTORIA CD Hartley *+ c Paine b Fekete 5 TD Paine + c Stanlake b Boyce 39 JA Burns c Hastings b Maxwell 26 MP Stoinis c Hartley b Steketee 14 JA Burns c Doran b Fekete 0 BR Dunk not out 104 CD Hartley + c Finch b Pattinson 0 AJ Finch b Hopes 3 M Labuschagne c Doran b Rainbird 10 DP Michael not out 51 M Labuschagne b Holland 19 CL White b Boyce 26 NJ Reardon c Paine b Faulkner 24 GJ Bailey * NJ Reardon b Pattinson 42 GJ Maxwell c Reardon b Steketee 4 PJ Forrest c Paine b Fekete 5 JR Doran PJ Forrest * b Maxwell 57 PSP Handscomb c Forrest b Neser 11 BCJ Cutting c Paine b Gulbis 9 JP Faulkner BCJ Cutting c Christian b Hastings 23 MS Wade *+ c Boyce b Hopes 56 S Milenko c Faulkner b Gulbis 40 EP Gulbis CR Hemphrey c Hastings b Pattinson 9 DT Christian lbw b Cutting 0 JR Hopes st Paine b Doherty 34 XJ Doherty JR Hopes c Finch b Pattinson 10 JW Hastings run out (Hopes) 0 CJ Boyce not out 28 AL Fekete MG Neser not out 4 JL Pattinson c Hartley b Neser 44 LW Feldman c Gulbis b Bird 33 SL Rainbird CJ Boyce b Boland 0 JM Holland c Hemphrey b Cutting 11 B Stanlake c Bailey b Fekete 1 JM Bird MT Steketee b Hastings 5 SM Boland not out 3 Sundries 6 lb, 1 w 7 Sundries 1 lb, 3 w, 2 nb 6 Sundries 5 lb, 9 w 14 Sundries 2 lb, 6 w 8 TOTAL 48.3 overs, 199 mins 196 TOTAL 36 overs, 154 mins 1-200 TOTAL 50 overs, 207 mins 209 TOTAL 41 overs, 175 mins 180 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-15, 3-15, 4-21, 5-58, 6-58, 7-132, Fall of wickets: 1-83 Fall of wickets: 1-6, 2-43, 3-64, 4-139, 5-177, 6-181, Fall of wickets: -20, 2-20, 3-26, 4-47, 5-78, 6-79, 7-79, 8-132, 9-191, 10-196 7-200, 8-200, 9-200, 10-209 8-126 Bowling: SL Rainbird 7-3-35-1; AL Bowling: LW Feldman 4-0 -21-0; B Bowling: JL Pattinson10-0-53-4; JW Bowling: JR Hopes 10-1-31-2; MT Fekete 9.3-1-30-4; JM Bird 8-0-37-1; JP Stanlake 9-1-50-0; S Milenko 5-0-35-0; BCJ Hastings 10-2-44-2; SM Boland 10-0-41-1; Steketee 8-1-35-2; BCJ Cutting 8-0-34 -2; Faulkner 7-1-18-1; EP Gulbis 7-1-26-2; XJ Cutting 8-0-33-0; CJ Boyce 5-0-30-1; JR JM Holland 10-1-35-1; GJ Maxwell 10-0-31- MG Neser 9-0-41-2; CJ Boyce 6-1-37-1 Doherty 10-1-44-1 Hopes 5-0-30-0 2

QUEENSLAND v SOUTH AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES North Sydney Oval October 11, 2015 October 16, 2015 Toss: South Australia Umpires: AK Wilds, P Wilson, PJ Gillespie (TV) Referee: DJ Harper Award: KW Richardson (SA) Toss: New South Wales Umpires: GA Abood, P Wilson, AK Wilds (TV) Referee: PL Marshall Award: SPD Smith (NSW) QUEENSLAND SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES QUEENSLAND JA Burns c Ross b Richardson 0 TM Head * c Neser b Stanlake 12 NJ Maddinson c Cutting b Stanlake 4 UT Khawaja * lbw b Lyon 22 CD Hartley + c Ross b Zampa 79 TP Ludeman + c Hartley b Cutting 18 EJM Cowan c Forrest b Cutting 22 CD Hartley + lbw b Hazlewood 1 M Labuschagne lbw b Richardson 0 SJ Raphael c Steketee b Stanlake 5 SPD Smith * not out 136 JA Burns c Henriques b Lyon 77 NJ Reardon b Richardson 87 CJ Ferguson c Burns b Neser 58 SR Watson c Cutting b Boyce 18 NJ Reardon c & b Lyon 7 BCJ Cutting c Ludeman b Pollard 28 TLW Cooper lbw b Cutting 5 MC Henriques b Cutting 89 PJ Forrest c & b O'Keefe 0 PJ Forrest * run out (Richardson) 4 AI Ross not out 88 SA Abbott b Cutting 16 BCJ Cutting b Hazlewood 5 MG Neser c Putland b Richardson 18 A Zampa c Boyce b Cutting 61 PM Nevill + b Cutting 3 S Milenko b O'Keefe 3 CJ Boyce c Ludeman b Richardson 19 JM Mennie c Reardon b Hopes 4 SNJ O'Keefe not out 9 JR Hopes run out (Nevill) 0 CJ Boyce c Andrews b Mennie 13 KW Richardson c Forrest b Steketee 7 GS Sandhu CJ Boyce c Nevill b Sandhu 5 MT Steketee not out 16 TD Andrews b Steketee 9 JR Hazlewood LW Feldman c Henriques b Lyon 32 B Stanlake not out 1 GD Putland not out 0 NM Lyon B Stanlake not out 0 Sundries 2 lb, 12 w 14 Sundries 5 lb, 5 w, 1 nb 11 Sundries 1 lb, 5 w, 1 nb 7 Sundries 2 lb, 4 w 6 TOTAL 50 overs, 215 mins 9-279 TOTAL 48.5 overs, 212 mins 9-278 TOTAL 50 overs, 211 mins 6-304 TOTAL 39.1 overs, 161 mins 158 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-0, 3-168, 4-197, 5-211, 6-213, Fall of wickets: 1-19, 2-27, 3-48, 4-70, 5-132, 6-217, Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-59, 3-83, 4-264, 5-285, 6-289 Fall of wickets: 1-12 , 2-24, 3-46, 4-55, 5-68, 6-77, 7-77, 7-243, 8-252, 9-278 7-229, 8-238, 9-254 8-90, 9-142, 10-158 Bowling: KW Richardson 10 -1-35-5; GD Bowling: MT Steketee 9-0 -53-2; B Bowling: B Stanlake 7-0-48 -1; LW Bowling: JR Hazlewood 10- 2-23-2; GS Putland 10-2-47-1; JM Mennie 10-0-65-1; Stanlake 8-0-43-2; BCJ Cutting 10-1-47 Feldman 6-0-33-0; JR Hopes10-0-51-0; BCJ Sandhu 7-0-42-1; NM Lyon 6.1-1-31-4; SA TLW Cooper 2-0-17-0; TD Andrews 5-0-29- -3; JR Hopes 9.5-0-66-1; CJ Boyce 6-0-32-0; Cutting 10-1-50-4; CJ Boyce 8-0-53-1; S Abbott 6-1-17-0; SNJ O’Keefe 10-0-43-2 0; A Zampa 10-0-62-1; TM Head 3-0-22-0 MG Neser 6-0-32-1 Milenko 9-0-68-0

QUEENSLAND v CRICKET AUSTRALIA XI QUEENSLAND v WESTERN AUSTRALIA Drummoyne Oval October 19, 2015 Drummoyne Oval October 21, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: GC Joshua, SJ Nogaski, C Polosak (TV) Referee: PL Marshall Award: HWR Cartwright (CA XI) Toss: Western Australia Umpires: GC Joshua, MD Martell, P Wilson (TV) Referee: PL Marshall Award: AC Voges (WA) QUEENSLAND CRICKET AUSTRALIA XI WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND CR Hemphrey c Harris b Lees 26 JJ Peirson + b Cutting 26 CT Bancroft c Boyce b Stanlake 0 CR Hemphrey c Whiteman b Johnson 2 UT Khawaja * c Lee b Short 55 MS Harris c Burns b Boyce 34 SE Marsh c Boyce b Stanlake 10 UT Khawaja * c Whiteman b Johnson 13 JA Burns c & b Swepson 55 WG Bosisto * lbw b Boyce 5 M Klinger st Hartley b Boyce 48 JA Burns c Richardson b Voges 54 NJ Reardon run out (Wildermuth) 101 MW Short b Steketee 1 AC Voges * c Forrest b Stanlake 81 NJ Reardon c M Marsh b Voges 54 PJ Forrest b Short 12 HWR Cartwright run out (Forrest-Hartley) 99 MR Marsh c Stanlake b Milenko 46 PJ Forrest c Agar b Johnson 3 BCJ Cutting c Bazley b Wildermuth 7 SE Gotch c Khawaja b Hemphrey 46 AC Agar c Burns b Stanlake 21 MG Neser lbw b Voges 1 CD Hartley + run out (Gotch-Peirson) 9 JJ Bazley b Neser 8 SM Whiteman + c Stanlake b Steketee 2 S Milenko run out (Tye) 11 S Milenko not out 3 JD Wildermuth b Steketee 4 MG Johnson not out 8 CD Hartley + b Johnson 18 MG Neser not out 7 RR Ayre c Hartley b Steketee 0 AJ Tye b Stanlake 2 CJ Boyce b Tye 2 CJ Boyce MJ Swepson not out 7 JA Richardson c Neser b Steketee 4 MT Steketee not out 30 MT Steketee R Lees c Khawaja b Steketee 8 JS Paris not out 3 B Stanlake b Johnson 0 Sundries 2 lb, 5 w 7 Sundries 3 lb, 7 w 10 Sundries 2 b, 8 lb, 5 w 15 Sundries 2 b, 6 lb, 4 w, 1 nb 13 TOTAL 50 overs, 213 mins 7-282 TOTAL 47.4 overs, 205 mins 248 TOTAL 50 overs, 198 mins 9-240 TOTAL 47 overs, 195 mins 201 Fall of wickets: 1-43, 2-125, 3-163, 4-202, 5-239, 6-271, Fall of wickets: 1-60, 2-62, 3-68, 4-72, 5-175, 6-209, Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-27, 3-97, 4-190, 5-212, 6-218, Fall of wickets: 1-8, 2-23 , 3-117, 4-125, 5-128, 6-144, 7-274 7-232, 8-232, 9-234, 10-248 7-223, 8-228, 9-235 7-147, 8-151, 9-201, 10-201 Bowling: JD Wildermuth 10 -0-61-1; MW Bowling: MT Steketee 8.4-1-41-4; MG Bowling: B Stanlake 10-2-37-4; MT Bowling: MG Johnson 9-1 3-1-5; JS Paris Short 10-0-67-2; R Lees 10-0-43-1; JJ Bazley Neser 9-0-61-1; BCJ Cutting 9-0-37-1; S Steketee 10-0-45-3; MG Neser 7-0-25-0; S 5-2-14-0; MR Marsh 2-0-15-0; AC Agar 9-0- 4-0-17-0; RR Ayre 5-0-26-0; MJ Swepson Milenko 6-0-42-0; CJ Boyce 10-0-46-2; CR Milenkko 5-0-41-1; CJ Boyce 10-0-45-1; CR 46-0; AJ Tye 8-0-33-1; JA Richardson 6 10-1-53-1; HWR Cartwright 1-0-13-0 Hemphrey 5-0-18-1 Hemphrey 8-0-37-0 -0-34-0; AC Voges 8-1-20-3

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 33 Matador Cup Statistics 2015-16 Batting & Fielding Bowling Player M Inn NO Runs HS Avge 100s 50s S/Rate Ct St Player M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Avge Best 4w SR Econ NJ Reardon 6 6 0 315 101 52.50 1 2 82.25 2 0 MT Steketee 4 35.4 2 174 11 15.82 4-41 1 19.45 4.88 MT Steketee 4 3 2 50 30* 50.00 0 0 111.11 1 0 BCJ Cutting 5 44 2 201 10 20.10 4-50 1 26.40 4.57 JA Burns 6 6 0 212 77 35.33 0 3 69.28 3 0 B Stanlake 4 35 3 178 7 25.43 4-37 1 30.00 5.09 LW Feldman 2 2 0 65 33 32.50 0 0 132.65 0 0 MG Neser 4 31 0 159 4 39.75 2-41 0 46.50 5.13 UT Khawaja 3 3 0 90 55 30.00 0 1 81.08 2 0 CJ Boyce 6 45 1 243 6 40.50 1-18 0 45.00 5.4

Matador Scoresheets Cup S Milenko 4 4 1 57 40 19.00 0 0 54.81 0 0 CR Hemphrey 3 13 0 55 1 55.00 1-18 0 78.00 4.23 CD Hartley 6 6 0 112 79 18.67 0 1 62.57 0 0 JR Hopes 4 34.5 1 178 3 59.33 2-31 0 69.67 5.11 JR Hopes 4 4 0 62 34 15.50 0 0 73.81 0 0 S Milenko 4 25 0 186 1 186.00 1-41 0 150.00 7.44 MG Neser 4 4 2 31 19 15.50 0 0 93.94 2 0 LW Feldman 2 10 0 54 0 - 0 - 5.4 BCJ Cutting 5 5 0 72 28 14.40 0 0 74.23 2 0 PJ Forrest 6 6 0 81 57 13.50 0 1 57.04 4 0 CR Hemphrey 3 3 0 37 26 12.33 0 0 52.11 1 0 Matador Cup Points Table 2015-16 CJ Boyce 6 5 1 48 28* 12.00 0 0 106.67 4 0 Teams MAT WON LOST TIED N/R PTS NET RR M Labuschagne 3 3 0 29 19 9.67 0 0 50.88 0 0 NSW 6 5 1 0 0 26 +2.249 B Stanlake 4 4 2 1 1 0.50 0 0 5.88 3 0 VIC 6 4 2 0 0 18 +0.827 SA 6 4 2 0 0 16 -0.431 TAS 6 3 3 0 0 14 +0.381 WA 6 2 4 0 0 10 +0.463 QLD 6 2 4 0 0 8 -0.676 CA XI 6 1 5 0 0 4 -2.896

Billy Stanlake celebrates a wicket for the Bulls during his debut Matador BBQs Cup season.

34 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 KFC Twenty20 Big Bash League Scoresheets League Bash Big Twenty20 KFC HEAT v RENEGADES HURRICANES v HEAT The Gabba December 19, 2015 Bellerive Oval December 22, 2015 Toss: Heat Umpires: AJ Barrow, SJ Nogaski, GC Joshua (TV) Referee: PL Marshall Award: AJ Finch (MR) Toss: Hurricanes Umpires: GJ Davidson, MW Graham-Smith, PJ Gillespie (TV) Referee: SR Bernard Award: TD Paine (HH) HEAT RENEGADES HURRICANES HEAT JJ Peirson + b Tremain 10 AJ Finch * c Lalor b Fekete 65 BR Dunk run out (Forrest) 5 JJ Peirson + c Christian b Rainbird 29 LMP Simmons b Doherty 29 CH Gayle c Simmons b Steketee 23 TD Paine *+ not out 87 LMP Simmons c Paine b Christian 16 JA Burns c Cooper b Doherty 16 CL White c Cutting b Fekete 55 KC Sangakkara c Simmons b Cutting 43 JS Floros c Rainbird b Boyce 42 CA Lynn * c Cooper b Bravo 35 MS Wade + not out 11 GJ Bailey c Simmons b Fekete 40 PJ Forrest c Paine b Christian 2 NJ Reardon c Beaton b Rimmington 28 DJ Bravo not out 22 DT Christian not out 5 CA Lynn * c Christian b Rainbird 1 BCJ Cutting not out 30 TM Beaton 34 JW Wells NJ Reardon c Dunk b Tait 41 JR Hopes not out 24 TLW Cooper 23 DJG Sammy BCJ Cutting c Christian b Rainbird 10 JK Lalor G Walker 2 CA Rose JR Hopes c Christian b Rose 13 MT Steketee NJ Rimmington 4 CJ Boyce JK Lalor not out 1 S Badree CP Tremain SL Rainbird S Badree AL Fekete XJ Doherty SW Tait AL Fekete 3 lb, 5 w 8 4 lb, 4 w 8 1 b, 1 lb, 1 w, 1 nb 4 6 lb, 3 w 9 6 overs: 1-33 20 overs 5-180 6 overs: 1-50 19.3 overs 3-184 6 overs: 1-47 20 overs 3-184 6 overs: 1-55 20 overs 8-164 Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-57, 3-63,4-115, 5-129 Fall of wickets: 1-38, 2-149, 3-149 Fall of wickets: 1-22, 2-99, 3-159 Fall of wickets: 1-36, 2-61, 3-75, 4-76, 5-112, 6-150, 7-151, 8-164 Bowling: CP Tremain 4-9-32-1; NJ Bowling: K Lalor 2-5-18-0; MT Steketee Rimmington 4-11-33-1; G Walker 3-6-47-0; 4-8-40-1; AL Fekete 4-10-44-2; BCJ Cutting Bowling: JK Lalor 4-8-32-0; JS Floros 2-3- Bowling: SW Tait 4-12-25-1; SL Rainbird DJ Bravo 4-5-30-1; XJ Doherty 4-6-29-2; CH 3-3-31-0; S Badree 4-6-20-0; JR Hopes 2.3- 12-0; S Badree 4-3-37-0; AL Fekete 3-6-32-1; 4-10-37-3; CA Rose 4-10-33-1; DT Christian Gayle 1-2-6-0 2-27-0 JR Hopes 3-2-37-0; BCJ Cutting 4-3-32- 4-11-22-2; CJ Boyce 3-4-31-1; DJG Sammy 1-1-10-0

SCORCHERS v HEAT HEAT v HURRICANES WACA December 26, 2015 The Gabba 29 December, 2015 Toss: Heat Umpires: SAJ Craig, MW Graham-Smith, AJ Barrow (TV) Referee: D Talalla Award: DJ Willey (PS) Toss: Hurricanes Umpires: Referee: Award: C A Lynn (BH) HEAT SCORCHERS HURRICANES HEAT JJ Peirson + c Klinger b Willey 10 MS Harris c Lynn b Fekete 36 BR Dunk c Simmons b Badree 27 JJ Peirson + c Rose b Reed 1 LMP Simmons c Bancroft b Behrendorff 0 M Klinger * not out 53 TD Paine *+ st Peirson b Badree 25 LMP Simmons b Tait 0 CA Lynn * not out 75 AC Agar not out 24 KC Sangakkara b Feldman 32 CA Lynn * c Paine b Boyce 101 PJ Forrest c Agar b Tye 6 MA Carberry 77 GJ Bailey c Feldman b Steketee 27 SD Heazlett c Paine b Sammy 26 NJ Reardon c Behrendorff b Hogg 2 CT Bancroft+ DT Christian not out 56 NJ Reardon c Rose b Boyce 4 JS Floros c Tye b Behrendorff 5 DJ Willey DJG Sammy not out 7 JS Floros b Reed 15 BCJ Cutting b Tye 8 AJ Turner JW Wells BCJ Cutting c Christian b Reed 13 JK Lalor c Paris b Tye 3 JS Paris CA Rose JK Lalor not out 5 MT Steketee JP Behrendorff CJ Boyce LW Feldman run out (Reed) 0 AL Fekete AJ Tye JK Reed MT Steketee run out (Reed-Christian) 0 S Badree GB Hogg SW Tait S Badree not out 1 7 lb, 1 w 8 2 b, 2 lb, 1 w 5 8 lb, 10 w, 2 nb 20 5 lb, 7 w, 1 nb 19 6 overs: 2-40 20 overs 7-117 6 overs: 1-48 15. 1 overs 1-118 6 overs: 1-50 20 overs 4-194 6 overs: 2-53 20 overs 9-179 Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-33, 3-64, 4-67, 5-88, 6-105 Fall of wickets: 1-48 Fall of wickets: 1-50, 2-58, 3-116, 4-127 Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-7, 3-86, 4-112, 5-157, 6-172, 7-172, 8-173, 9-176 Bowling: JP Behrendorff 4-10-32-2; JP Bowling: JK Lalor 3-7-19-0; MT Steketee Paris 4-10-25-0; DJ Willey 4-14-15-1; GB Hogg 2-5-21-0; S Badree 4-7-26-0; AL Fekete Bowling: JK Lalor 3-7-22-0; LW Feldman Bowling: SW Tait 4-6-54-1; JK Reed 4-11- 4-9-15-1; AJ Tye 4-12-23-3 2-6-16-1; BCJ Cutting 2-4-12-0; JS Floros 4-7-53-1; MT Steketee 4-7-50-1; S Badree 31-3; CA Rose 3-7-22-0; DT Christian 3-2-37-0; 2.1-3-20-0 4-10-27-2; BCJ Cutting 4-6-29-0; JS Floros DJG Sammy 2-5-8-1; CJ Boyce 4-11-22-2 1-3-2-0

HEAT v THUNDER HEAT v STRIKERS The Gabba January 3, 2016 The Gabba January 8, 2016 Toss: Heat Umpires: SD Fry, MW Graham-Smith, GA Abood (TV) Referee: PL Marshall Award: CA Lynn (BH) Toss: Strikers Umpires: AJ Barrow, PJ Gillespie, SD Fry (TV) Referee: PL Marshall Award: M Jayawardene (AS) THUNDER HEAT HEAT STRIKERS JH Kallis c Badree b Lalor 16 JJ Peirson + st Hartley b Green 40 JJ Peirson + c Laughlin b Head 51 TP Ludeman + not out 57 AC Blizzard st Peirson b Badree 14 LMP Simmons c McKay b Watson 34 LMP Simmons lbw b Neser 0 M Jayawardene lbw b Badree 53 SR Watson c Reardon b Hopes 46 CA Lynn * c Green b Russell 75 CA Lynn * c Neser b Rashid 34 TM Head c Heazlett b Cutting 50 MEK Hussey * c Peirson b Steketee 56 NJ Reardon c McKay b Russell 8 run out (Lehmann- 9 BJ Hodge * not out 14 SD Heazlett AD Russell run out (Heazlett-Lalor) 20 BCJ Cutting not out 22 Ludeman) BJ Rohrer not out 13 SD Heazlett not out 1 NJ Reardon not out 40 AI Ross 29 CJ Green not out 0 JR Hopes BCJ Cutting b Rashid 16 JS Lehmann 30 CD Harley + JS Floros JS Floros c Head b Laughlin 2 MG Neser CJ McKay MT Steketee JR Hopes not out 14 AU Rashid GS Sandhu JK Lalor JK Lalor B Laughlin Fawad Ahmed S Badree AL Fekete JM Holland 1 b, 10 lb, 8 w, 2 nb 21 1 b, 1 lb, 6 w, 1 nb 9 S Badree B Stanlake 6 overs: 2-36 20 overs 5-186 6 overs: 0-51 19.3 overs 4-189 2 lb, 6 w, 1 nb 9 5 w 5 Fall of wickets: 1-35, 2-36, 3-133, 4-166, 5-183 Fall of wickets: 1-72, 2-88, 3-120, 4-182 6 overs: 1-58 20 overs 6-175 6 overs: 0-61 18.4 overs 2-179 Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-59, 3-76, 4-111, 5-151, 6-154 Fall of wickets: 1-86, 2-157 Bowling: JR Hopes 4-11-33-1; MT Bowling: AD Russell 4-12-28-2; GS Steketee 4-8-46-1; JK Lalor 4-10-33-1; S Sandhu 4-9-55-0; CJ McKay 3.3-5-41-0; Fawad Bowling: B Stanlake 3-6-30-0; MG Neser Bowling: JR Hopes 4-8-34-0; AL Fekete Badree 4-10-26-1; BCJ Cutting 4-6-37-0 Ahmed 4-8-28-0; CJ Green 2-5-15-1; SR 4-10-38-1; JM Holland 3-3-43-0; B Laughlin 2-1-40-0; JK Lalor 4-5-33-0; S Badree 4-9-25-1; Watson 2-5-20-1 4-10-33-1; AU Rashid 4-12-17-2; TM Head BCJ Cutting 3.4-6-37-1; JS Floros 1-1-10-0 2-8-12-1

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 35 SIXERS v HEAT STARS v HEAT Etihad Stadium January 10, 2016 MCG January 14, 2016 Toss: Heat Umpires: PJ Gillespie, MW Graham-Smith, DB Mealey (TV) Referee: RW Stratford Award: SJA Burns (BH) Toss: Hurricanes Umpires: GA Abood, P Wilson, AJ Barrow (TV) Referee: D Talalla Award: CA Lynn (BH) HEAT SIXERS BRISBANE HEAT HOBART HURRICANES JJ Peirson + c Bollinger b Bird 10 EJM Cowan c Simmons b Hopes 4 LMP Simmons b Hilfenhaus 44 MP Stoinis c Cutting b Badree 8 LMP Simmons c Bollinger b Botha 54 MJ Lumb b Floros 47 JJ Peirson + b Beer 0 LJ Wright b Badree 0 CA Lynn * c Lumb b Bollinger 1 NCR Larkin c Peirson b Swepson 15 CA Lynn * c Quiney b Zampa 56 KP Pietersen lbw b Badree 7 JA Burns c Lumb b Abbott 60 SA Abbott run out (Hopes) 1 JA Burns c Hilfenhaus b Zampa 27 PSP Handscomb + st Peirson b Badree 2 NJ Reardon b Dwarshuis 7 BJ Haddin * c Swepson b Cutting 42 NJ Reardon c Gulbis b Hilfenhaus 25 DJ Hussey * c Lalor b Swepson 25 BCJ Cutting c Silk b Abbott 12 JC Silk b Swepson 3 BCJ Cutting lbw b Worrall 22 RJ Quiney c Cutting b Badree 0 JS Floros c Lumb b Abbott 9 BJ Dwarshuis c Peirson b Cutting 13 JR Hopes not out 2 EP Gulbis not out 61 JR Hopes run out (Silk-Haddin) 3 J Botha not out 18 JK Lalor run out (Handscomb) 0 A Zampa b Swepson 11 JK Lalor not out 0 NM Lyon c Burns b Lalor 7 AL Fekete not out 1 BW Hilfenhaus b Lalor 7 MJ Swepson JM Bird not out 1 MJ Swepson DJ Worrall b Lalor 0 S Badree DE Bollinger S Badree MA Beer not out 3 2 b, 4 w 6 1 lb, 4 w 5 4 lb, 6 w, 1 nb 11 3 lb, 5 w 8 6 overs: 2-44 20 overs 8-162 6 overs: 1-32 20 overs 8-156 6 overs: 1-78 20 overs 7-188 6 overs: 5-24 20 overs 9-132 Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-34, 3-107, 4-136, 5-146, 6-159, Fall of wickets: 1-13, 2-46, 3-50, 4-99, 5-111, 6-130, Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-84, 3-116, 4-141, 5-168, 6-185, Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-15, 3-16, 4-23, 5-23, 6-82, 7-103, 7-159, 8-162 7-131, 8-142 7-186 8-118, 9-118 KFC Twenty20 Big Bash League Scoresheets Bowling: DE Bollinger 4-14-23-1; JM Bird Bowling: JR Hopes 4-8-31-1; S Badree Bowling: MA Beer 4-9-34-1; DJ Worrall Bowling: S Badree 4-12-22-5; JR Hopes 4-12-35-1; NM Lyon 4-8-27-0; J Botha 4-6-45- 4-13-21-0; JK Lalor 4-10-26-1; MJ Swepson 4-11-44-1; BW Hilfenhaus 3-10-42-2; EP 4-13-17-0; AL Fekete 2-4-20-0; JK Lalor 4-8- 1; BJ Dwarshuis 2-3-22-1; SA Abbott 2-7-8-3 3-9-26-2; BCJ Cutting 4-5-41-2; JS Floros Gulbis 4-9-27-0; A Zampa 4-7-31-2; MP 21-2; MJ Swepson 4-11-29-2; BCJ Cutting 1-1-10-1 Stoinis 1-1-6-0 2-6-20-0

KFC T20 BBL Statistics 2015-16 KFC T20 BBL Points Table 2015-16 Teams MAT WON LOST TIED N/R PTS NET RR Batting Adelaide Strikers 8 7 1 0 0 14 +0.544 Player M Inn NO Runs HS Avge 100 50s 6s S/Rate Ct St CA Lynn 8 8 1 378 101 54.00 1 3 27 173.39 1 - Melbourne Stars 8 5 3 0 0 10 +0.366 JA Burns 3 3 0 103 60 34.33 0 1 4 108.42 1 - Perth Scorchers 8 5 3 0 0 10 +0.181 JR Hopes 6 5 3 56 24* 28.00 0 0 0 186.66 0 - Sydney Thunder 8 4 4 0 0 8 +0.375 BCJ Cutting 8 8 2 133 30* 22.16 0 0 5 149.43 3 - Melbourne Renegades 8 3 5 0 0 6 -0.041 NJ Reardon 8 8 1 155 41 22.14 0 0 5 149.43 1 - Brisbane Heat 8 3 5 0 0 6 -0.204 LMP Simmons 8 8 0 177 54 22.12 0 1 7 128.26 5 - JJ Peirson 8 8 0 151 51 18.87 0 1 5 118.89 3 3 Hobart Hurricanes 8 3 5 0 0 6 -0.955 SD Heazlett 3 3 1 36 26 18.00 0 0 2 109.09 1 - Sydney Sixers 8 2 6 0 0 4 -0.330 JS Floros 6 5 0 73 42 14.60 0 0 3 123.72 0 - JK Lalor 8 5 3 9 5* 4.50 0 0 0 100.00 2 - PJ Forrest 2 2 0 8 6 4.00 0 0 0 36.36 0 - LW Feldman 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 - 1 - MT Steketee 4 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 - 0 - S Badree 8 1 1 1 1* - 0 0 0 33.33 1 - AL Fekete 5 1 1 1 1* - 0 0 0 100.00 0 - MJ Swepson 2 ------1 -

Bowling Player M Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Avge Best 4w SR Econ Dot Ball% S Badree 8 32 0 204 9 22.66 5-22 1 21.30 6.37 36 JK Lalor 8 28 0 204 4 51.00 2-21 0 42.00 7.28 36 MJ Swepson 2 7 0 55 4 13.75 2-26 0 10.50 7.85 48 JS Floros 6 7.1 0 57 1 57.00 1-10 0 43.00 7.95 26 JR Hopes 6 21.3 0 179 2 89.50 1-31 0 64.50 8.32 34 BCJ Cutting 8 26.4 0 239 4 59.75 2-41 0 40.00 8.96 25 MT Steketee 4 14 0 157 3 52.33 1-40 0 28.00 11.21 33 AL Fekete 5 13 0 152 4 38.00 2-44 0 19.50 11.69 35 LW Feldman 1 4 0 53 1 53.00 1-53 0 24.00 13.25 29

Nathan Reardon blazes a shot for the Heat.

36 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 Toyota Futures League Scoresheets League Futures Toyota TASMANIA v QUEENSLAND Lindisfarne Oval 19th - 22nd October 2015 Toss: Tasmania Results: Queensland won by an innings and 39 runs Umpires: D Koch, DB Mealey TASMANIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings JC Silk c Floros b George 6 lbw b Floros 23 MT Renshaw * c Triffitt b Butterworth 30 BJ Webster b Walter 6 lbw b Floros 52 M Labuschagne st Triffitt b Fraser 61 H Evans c Healy b Doggett 27 c Stevens b Labuschagne 36 MA Philipson b Hilfenhaus 26 SW Willis c Heazlett b Walter 8 c Healy b Floros 0 NG Stevens c Willis b Seymour 16 BR McDermott not out 69 lbw b Floros 1 S Heazlett c Triffitt b Le Rossignol 11 LR Butterworth * c Gannon b Floros 0 b Floros 5 SJ Truloff c Silk b Le Rossignol 5 TIF Triffitt + c Philipson b Floros 1 c Walter b Floros 0 JS Floros not out 115 BW Hilfenhaus b Gannon 21 b Floros 19 TA Healy + lbw b Le Rossignol 0 FA Seymour c Healy b Gannon 0 st Healy b Labuschagne 8 CJ Gannon not out 73 B King c and b Walter 4 c Healy b Doggett 7 SH Walter 9 T Le Rossignol c Truloff b Labuschagne 2 not out 4 B Doggett B Fraser did not bat did not bat PR George Extras (2 lb, 6 nb) 8 (2 b, 1 lb, 1 nb) 4 Extras (5 lb, 8 nb) 13 (7 wickets, declared, 134 (all out, 72.2 overs) (all out, 75.2 overs) Total 152 159 Total overs) 350 Fall of wickets: Fall: 1-13, 2-13, 3-28, 4-61, 5-62, 6-68, 7-103, 8-105, Fall of wickets: 1-76, 2-77, 3-79, 4-83, 5-97, Fall of wickets: 1-6, 2-16, 3-38, 4-83, 5-159, 6-183, 7-334, 8-353 9-116, 10-152 6-97, 7-125, 8-142, 9-153, 10-159 Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W Tasmania - bowling O M R W PR George 11 0 31 1 9 3 18 0 BW Hilfenhaus 25 7 62 1 SA Walter 17.2 5 27 3 13 3 37 0 B Fraser 21 5 55 1 CJ Gannon 15 3 25 2 15 4 39 0 LR Butterworth 15 10 15 1 JS Floros 17.2 4 42 2 19 9 25 7 T Le Rossignol 23 9 50 3 B Doggett 10 2 22 1 7 2 13 1 B King 11 1 44 0 M Labuschagne 1.4 0 3 1 9.2 3 21 2 FA Seymour 19 3 61 1 MA Philipson 3 1 3 0 BJ Webster 20 3 58 0 WESTERN AUSTRALIA v QUEENSLAND Lilac Hill No 2 November 23-26, 2015 Toss: Western Australia Results: Western Australia won by 144 runs Umpires: TR Rann, T Steenholdt WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings JM Carder b Feldman 4 c and b Hemphrey 38 CR Hemphrey c Inglis b Coulter-Nile 10 run out (Dixon) 50 MS Harris c Gannon b Feldman 90 c and b Gannon 45 BE Street c Inglis b Dixon 10 b Duffield 83 N Hobson c Peirson b Neser 1 not out 66 NG Stevens c Kelly b Coulter-Nile 71 b O'Connor 80 *AJ Turner not out 200 5 PJ Forrest c Carder b O'Connor 45 c Duffield b O'Connor 0 +JP Inglis b Gannon 96 run out (Boyce) 20 SJ Truloff b Coulter-Nile 0 b Dixon 10 J Morgan c Peirson b Feldman 1 b Feldman 8 *+JJ Peirson b O'Connor 85 st Inglis b O'Connor 5 TJ Armstrong lbw b Feldman 4 c Street b Boyce 10 MG Neser lbw b O'Connor 6 c Armstrong b Duffield 2 NM Coulter-Nile b Boyce 29 22 JJ Bazley b Gardiner 8 c and b O'Connor 5 M Kelly c Walter b Gannon 21 not out 0 CJ Boyce c Morgan b Dixon 4 lbw b O'Connor 1 MW Dixon 2 39 CJ Gannon c Inglis b Duffield 16 c Morgan b O'Connor 4 TM Beaton c Hemphrey b Walter 37 LW Feldman not out 14 not out 1 KJ Gardiner 22 14 SH Walter did not bat 8 did not bat 13 RM Duffield S Milenko did not bat 0 did not bat 0 L O'Connor Extras (1 b, 2 lb, 1 nb) 4 1 b, 5 lb, 1 nb 7 Extras (4 b, 7 lb, 2 nb, 1 w) 14 (1 b, 9 lb, 2 nb, 1 w) 13 (8 wickets, declared, 114.2 (6 wickets, declated, 69 (all out, 99.2 overs) (all out, 73 overs) Total overs) 450 overs) 231 Total 283 254 Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-5, 3-179, 4-345, 5-361, 6-367, 7-409, 8-450 Fall of wickets: 1-84, 2-92, 3-163, 4-193, Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-35, 3-139, 4-139, 5-144, 6-154, 7-195 Fall of wickets: 1-81, 2-211, 3-213, 4-224, 5-211, 6-230 5-235, 6-241, 7-246, 8-247, 9-248, 10-254 Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W W Australia - bowling O M R W O M R W LW Feldman 25 3 82 4 9 0 33 1 NM Coulter-Nile 18 5 43 3 MG Neser 4 0 10 1 M Kelly 19.5 7 46 0 13 3 37 0 CJ Gannon 25.2 6 85 2 14 2 33 1 MW Dixon 16 3 57 2 12 3 44 1 SA Walter 23 4 92 0 12 2 44 1 L O'Connor 22.3 4 40 3 20 4 59 6 CJ Boyce 22 0 120 1 21 0 81 1 TJ Armstrong 3 2 4 0 2 0 7 0 JJ Bazley 11 1 33 0 4 0 8 0 KJ Gardiner 16 2 57 1 9 0 49 0 BE Street 1 0 7 0 AJ Turner 1 0 2 0 PJ Forrest 3 0 18 0 RM Duffield 3 0 23 1 14 2 33 2 CR Hemphrey 9 1 26 1 TM Beaton 3 0 15 0 QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES The Gabba January 11-14, 2016 Toss: Queensland Results: New South Wales won by an innings and 5 runs Umpires: M Branch, DB Mealey QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings SO Henry c Larkin b Copeland 4 lbw b Copeland 6 *DP Hughes c Healy b Walter 5 MT Renshaw b Copeland 22 c Solway b Cowell 17 D Solway c Renshaw b Doggett 17 CR Hemphrey c Lenton b Cowell 18 c Lenton b Somerville 6 NCR Larkin lbw b Philipson 148 NG Stevens c and b Sams 12 c Lenton b Cowell 6 PJ Wells c Healy b Doggett 2 M Labuschagne c Hughes b Conway 11 c Cowell b Sams 50 R Gibson c Stevens b Feldman 82 *MA Philipson c Larkin b Copeland 5 lbw b Sams 7 +JS Lenton c Wildermuth b Bazley 68 JD Wildermuth b Sams 3 c Lenton b Conway 25 TA Copeland c Walter b Labuschagne 33 JJ Bazley c Solway b Somerville 55 c and b Cowell 36 D Sams c Stevens b Walter 10 +TA Healy b Cowell 41 c Lenton b Cowell 7 WER Somerville c Healy b Philipson 2 LW Feldman not out 10 c and b Sams 6 J Park c Henry b Doggett 0 SH Walter c Lenton b Cowell 0 did not bat HNA Conway not out 1 B Doggett did not bat not out 4 NJ Cowell did not bat Extras (1 b, 9 lb, 6 nb, 2 w) 18 (1 b, 1 lb, 3 nb, 6 w) 11 Extras (1 b, 5 lb, 4 nb, 7 w) 17 Total (all out, 68 overs) 199 (all out, 66.2 overs) 181 Total (all out, 119.5 overs) 385 Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-28, 3-71, 4-79, 5-83, 6-87, 7-102, 8-186, 9-188, Fall of wickets: 1-23, 2-23, 3-35, 4-41, Fall of wickets: 1-6, 2-28, 3-32, 4-166, 5-334, 6-342, 7-357, 8-374, 10-199 5-50, 6-96, 7-155, 8-169, 9-169, 10-181 9-381, 10-385 NSW - bowling O M R W O M R W Queensland - bowling O M R W TA Copeland 17 6 38 3 14 5 19 1 SA Walter 22 4 58 2 NJ Cowell 16 5 41 3 14.2 2 40 4 LW Feldman 20 3 65 1 HNA Conway 12 0 39 1 9 5 13 1 B Doggett 19 2 74 3 D Sams 11 2 33 2 14.2 2 40 4 JD Wildermuth 15 1 49 0 J Park 6 2 10 0 MA Philipson 21 6 63 2 WER Somerville 6 1 28 1 15 2 54 1 JJ Bazley 12 4 33 1 M Labuschagne 2.5 1 12 1 CR Hemphrey 8 1 25 0

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 37 SOUTH AUSTRALIA v QUEENSLAND January 25-28, 2016 Toss: Queensland Results: Queensland won by 257 runs Umpires: C Kemp, C Thomas QUEENSLAND South Australia 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings 2nd Innings PR George lbw b Andrews 0 did not bat 78 KR Smith b George 93 c Peirson b Steketee 28 MT Renshaw c Carey b Valente 13 c Nielsen b Benton 0 *SJ Raphael b Swepson 22 c Peirson b Steketee 2 CR Hemphrey b Andrews 31 lbw b Valente 60 JB Weatherald lbw b George 36 c Peirson b Steketee 0 M Labuschagne c Nielsen b Andrews 14 c Raphael b Benton 0 AJ Gregory lbw b George 0 c Swepson b Steketee 20 S Heazlett c Nielsen b Cormack 119 not out 170 +AT Carey c Renshaw b George 78 c Peirson b Doggett 8 *PJ Forrest st Carey b Andrews 8 b Valente 0 PC Page b Doggett 1 lbw b Swepson 13 JS Floros b Andrews 0 c Raphael b Cormack 1 HJ Nielsen b Swepson 24 c Hemphrey b Doggett 32 +JJ Peirson lbw b Andrews 73 b Opie 7 CT Valente b Wildermuth 8 c Doggett b Floros 28 JD Wildermuth c Page b Cormack 117 c and b Smith 60 TD Andrews c Peirson b Steketee 10 b Wildermuth 35 MT Steketee c and b Andrews 2 b Smith 0 M Cormack not out 0 c Wildermuth b Floros 4 MJ Swepson not out 34 c Raphael b Andrews 3 NJ Benton b Wildermuth 6 not out 0 B Doggett did not bat did not bat EK Opie did not bat did not bat

Toyota Futures League Scoresheets Extras (1 b, 3 lb, 2 nb) 6 (2 b, 3 lb) 5 Extras (1 b, 7 lb, 4 nb, 1 w) 13 (2 b, 1 lb, 2 nb) 5 (9 wickets, declared, 69.1 (all out, 110.2 overs) (all out, 80.4 overs) (all out, 58.1 overs) Total 417 overs) 306 Total 291 175 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-37, 3-59, 4-68, 5-126, 6-126, 7-214, 8-325, Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-2, 3-127, 4-127, Fall of wickets: 1-44, 2-136, 3-136, 4-172, 5-187, 6-263, 7-271, 8-285 Fall of wickets: 1-6, 2-9, 3-49, 4-56, 5-76, 9-?, 10-417 5-130, 6-163, 7-287, 8-297, 9-306 9-285, 10-291 6-86, 7-113, 8-169, 9-175, 10-175 S Australia - bowling O M R W O M R W Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W NJ Benton 13 4 61 0 11 3 53 2 MT Steketee 15 2 49 1 10 3 24 4 CT Valente 22 3 74 1 15 4 50 2 PR George 22 9 45 4 10 2 18 0 EK Opie 16 0 77 0 8 0 38 1 MJ Swepson 16 3 66 2 14 2 50 1 TD Andrews 38.2 0 116 7 15.1 1 63 1 JD Wildermuth 10.4 3 36 2 9 0 46 1 M Cormack 12 1 57 2 9 1 42 1 B Doggett 9 3 36 1 11 5 27 2 AJ Gregory 9 2 28 0 8 0 38 0 JS Floros 8 0 52 0 4.1 0 7 2 KR Smith 3 0 17 2 QUEENSLAND v AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Allan Border Field February 29-March 3, 2016 Toss: Queensland Results: Queensland won by an inning and 25 runs Umpires: M Branch, D Koch ACT QUEENSLAND 1st Innings 2nd Innings 1st Innings BD Macdonald c Henry b Boyce 86 c Forrest b Feldman 7 BE Street c JW Rogers b Suidgeest 61 HJ Hunt c Henry b Feldman 4 b Feldman 4 SO Henry c Harriott b Suidgeest 48 JR Dean lbw b Milenko 10 c Jain b Feldman 4 PJ Forrest c Macdonald b Phelps 80 *M Spaseski c Peirson b Prestwidge 20 c Forrest b Feldman 0 A Jain c Spaseski b Suidgeest 21 JW Rogers c Henry b Feldman 42 b Milenko 10 JS Floros c Macdonald b S Taylor 10 +AG Harriott c Boyce b Feldman 10 c Street b Feldman 3 S Milenko c JW Rogers b Phelps 47 S Taylor b Boyce 0 b Milenko 5 *+JJ Peirson c Suidgeest b S Taylor 48 TS Rogers c Bazley b Milenko 16 c Street b Cutting 18 JJ Bazley c Spaseski b S Taylor 57 MB Wright c Henry b Bazley 17 b Feldman 38 BCJ Cutting c Hunt b B Taylor 24 B Taylor not out 33 c Peirson b Feldman 22 LW Feldman c S Taylor b B Taylor 9 MG Phelps c Peirson b Boyce 14 not out 5 JA Prestwidge not out 0 CA Suidgeest did not bat did not bat CJ Boyce did not bat Extras (4 lb, 4 nb, 1 w) 9 (1 b, 6 lb, 5 nb) 12 Extras (2 lb, 7 nb) 9 Total (all out, 70.5 overs) 261 (all out, 48.3 overs) 128 Total (all out, 134.2 overs) 414 Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-19, 3-52, 4-137, 5-169, 6-170, 7-181, 8-211, Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-18, 3-18, 4-28, 5-30 Fall of wickets: 1-90, 2-143, 3-185, 4-200, 5-267, 6-281, 7-377, 8-392, 9-212, 10-261 6-36, 7-38, 8-68, 9-107, 10-128 9-414, 10-414 Queensland - bowling O M R W O M R W ACT - bowling O M R W LW Feldman 14 5 41 3 17.3 6 30 7 TS Rogers 29 6 83 0 S Milenko 10 2 45 2 13 2 36 2 MG Phelps 34.2 10 90 2 JA Prestwidge 8 2 22 1 5 2 9 0 CA Suidgeest 22 2 72 3 JJ Bazley 10 1 33 1 MB Wright 7 0 41 0 BCJ Cutting 10 1 34 0 6 0 34 1 S Taylor 14 3 59 3 JS Floros 8 2 25 0 6 2 11 0 B Taylor 28 9 67 2 CJ Boyce 10.5 0 57 3 SO Henry 1 0 1 0 TOYOTA FUTURES LEAGUE Points Table 2015-16 Team Mat Won Lost Tied Draw Aban Pts NSW 6 5 0 0 1 0 47.48 QAS 6 4 2 0 0 0 34.17 WA 6 2 2 0 2 0 28.58 SA 6 2 3 0 1 0 27.5 Tas 6 2 3 0 1 0 22.87 Vic 6 1 3 0 2 0 20.51 ACT 6 1 4 0 1 0 15.6

Beth Mooney and Jess Jonassen during the WBBL.

38 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 Women’s Scorecards & Statistics Scoresheets WNCL

QUEENSLAND v VICTORIA QUEENSLAND v AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Allan Border Field October 9, 2015 Allan Border Field October 10, 2015 Toss: Victoria Umpires: M Branch, CA Polosak Results: 0 points, Victoria 4 Toss: Queensland Umpires: BR Farrell, W Stewart Results: Queensland 4 points, Australian Capital Territory 0. QUEENSLAND VICTORIA QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY GM Harris c Jensen b Wyatt 67 SJ Elliott c Hill b Barsby 48 +BL Mooney c Osborne b Tahuhu 4 CJ Koski c Mooney b Johnson 1 +BL Mooney c Inglis b Beams 49 HNK Jensen st Mooney b Barsby 30 GM Harris c Britt b Goodwin 2 KM Mack run out (Birkett) 61 KL Short not out 60 *MM Lanning not out 89 KL Short c Britt b Tahuhu 4 *KL Britt c Kimmince b Sutherland 24 JL Jonassen c MM Lanning b Elliott 7 DN Wyatt c Mooney b Hill 2 JL Jonassen c Mack b Bates 82 SJ McGlashan c Mooney b Johnson 28 *DM Kimmince st Inglis b Wyatt 23 KM Applebee b Jonassen 18 *DM Kimmince run out (Reakes) 100 EA Osborne b Johnson 3 T Brotherston c and b Elliott 10 +EJ Inglis not out 26 T Brotherston b Bates 11 LF Bardsley c and b Barsby 25 JL Barsby c MM Lanning b Beams 7 AJ Lanning JL Barsby not out 12 AR Reakes c Johnson b Barsby 29 SJ Johnson b Wyatt 2 BC Binch SJ Johnson not out 21 LM Tahuhu not out 22 K Sutherland not out 3 K Lamb K Sutherland +R Maher st Mooney b Harris 13 C Hill NM Hancock H Birkett NM Goodwin c Johnson b Harris 7 HL Ferling KM Beams HL Ferling S Bates not out 1 H Birkett EM Kearney Extras (2 lb, 4 nb, 13 w) 19 Extras (5 lb, 1 nb, 25 w) 31 Extras (2 nb, 15 w) 17 Extras (2 lb, 2 nb, 29 w) 33 Total 50 overs, 6 wickets 255 Total 50 overs, 9 wickets 245 Total 50 overs, 7 wickets 245 Total 48.4 overs, 4 wickets 246 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, Fall of wickets: 1-112, 2-141, 3-172, 4-202, 5-217, 6-226, Fall of wickets: Fall: 1-76, 2-139, 3-152, 4-199 7-226, 8-243, 9-246 7-240, 8-241 7-233 Bowling: LM Tahuhu 8-0-41-2; NM Bowling: HL Ferling 8-0-39-0; SJ Johnson Bowling: NM Hancock 5-1-21-0; K Lamb Bowling: C Hill 7-3-18-1; HL Ferling 3-0- Goodwin 10-1-34-1; EA Osborne 9-0-51-0; S 10-1-37-3; K Sutherland 3-0-21-1; DM 5-0-38-0; EM Kearney 1-0-11-0; BC Binch 7-0- 18-0; T Brotherston 2-0-17-0; SJ Johnson Bates 8-0-37-2; AR Reakes 5-0-38-0; CJ Koski Kimmence 5-1-25-0; JL Barsby 6-0-32-2; JL 29-2; KM Beams 10-1-48-2; HNK Jensen 6-1- 4-0-26-0; JL Jonassen 10-1-40-1; JL Barsby 3-0-16-0; KL Britt 7-0-36-0 Jonassen 10-1-36-0; GM Harris 7-0-43-2; T 31-0; DN Wyatt 10-0-40-3; SJ Elliott 6-0-27-2 10-0-50-2; GM Harris 3-0-18-0; K Sutherland Brotherston 1-0-7-0 4-0-23-0; DM Kimmence 5.4-0-34-0 QUEENSLAND v TASMANIA QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES The Gabba October 12, 2015 Allan Border Field November 1, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: CA Polosak, W Stewart Result: Queensland 6 points, Tasmania 0 Toss: NSW Umpires: BC Treloar, AK Wilds Result: New South Wales 6 points, Queensland 0. TASMANIA QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES QUEENSLAND AE Satterthwaite c Mooney b Ferling 2 +BL Mooney not out 49 RL Haynes c Short b Johnson 9 GM Harris c Smith b Farrell 3 M Phillips c Jonassen b Ferling 2 GM Harris not out 48 +AJ Healy c Brotherston b Hill 124 +BL Mooney c and b Marsh 33 CL Hall b Jonassen 14 KL Short 1 *AJ Blackwell lbw b Harris 2 KL Short b Perry 12 EA Burns c Harris b Hill 5 JL Jonassen 36 EA Perry c Brotherston b Ferling 78 JL Jonassen lbw b Farrell 15 E Thompson st Mooney b Harris 2 *DM Kimmince 20 NJ Carey c Sutherland b Jonassen 18 *DM Kimmince st Healy b Marsh 15 SK Moloney c Ferling b Jonassen 8 T Brotherston 5 LA Marsh not out 12 T Brotherston b Marsh 6 *V Pyke run out (Short) 28 JL Barsby 10 SE Aley run out (Johnson) 8 SJ Johnson c Stalenburg b Marsh 16 JL Hunter c Prestwidge b Jonassen 0 SJ Johnson 4 NE Stalenburg b Jonassen 1 JL Barsby not out 14 +EJ Smith b Harris 2 HL Ferling 5 RM Farrell K Sutherland run out (Haynes) 1 BL Hepburn c Hill b Jonassen 12 G Prestwidge 0 LR Cheatle C Hill c Perry b Smith 6 KR Fryett not out 0 C Hill LEM Smith HL Ferling b Perry 8 Extras (1 lb, 25 w) 26 Extras 1 lb, 4 w 5 Extras (1 b, 4 lb, 1 nb, 19 w) 25 Extras (2 lb, 1 nb, 6 w) 9 Total 45.1 overs 101 Total 15.4 overs, 0 wicket 102 Total 50 overs, 7 wickets 277 Total 42.4overs 138 Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-17, 3-29, 4-40, 5-44, 6-50, Fall of wickets: 1-43, 2-50, 3-220, 4-248, 5-260, 6-270, Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-17, 3-51, 4-70, 5-85, 6-86, 7-52, 8-67, 9-97, 10-101 7-277 7-108, 8-112, 9-123, 10-138 Bowling: C Hill 6-0-11-1; HL Ferling 9-0- Bowling: KR Fryett 4-0-25-0; V Pyke 5-1- Bowling: C Hill 8-1-48-1; HL Ferling 9-0- Bowling: EA Perry 8.4-0-36-2; RM Farrell 30-2; SJ Johnson 6-4-8-0; GM Harris 10-4-12- 27-0; JL Hunter 4-0-27-0; EA Burns 2.4-0-22-0 38-1; SJ Johnson 6-0-40-1; GM Harris 10-0-49- 8-0-23-2; LR Cheatle 5-1-20-0; LA Marsh 10-1- 2; JL Jonassen 9.1-2-19-4; JL Barsby 3-0-10-0; 1; JL Barsby 2-0-13-0; T Brotherston 4-0-19-0; 27-4; SE Aley 5-0-10-0; LEM Smith 6-0-20-1 T Brotherston 2-0-10-0 JL Jonassen 8-0-43-2; DM Kimmence 1-0-8-0; K Sutherland 2-0-14-0

SOUTH AUSTRALIA v QUEENSLAND QUEENSLAND v WESTERN AUSTRALIA Railways Oval November 21, 2015 Allan Border Field January 10, 2015 Toss: Queensland Umpires: C Black, L Uthenwoldt Result: South Australia 4 points, Queensland 0. Toss: Queensland Umpires: C Black, C Thomas Result: Queensland 4 points, Western Australia 0 QUEENSLAND SOUTH AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND W AUSTRALIA GM Harris b Schutt 0 BE Patterson lbw b Kimmince 12 +BL Mooney c Graham b Hartshorn 10 EJ Villani c Kimmince b Harris 79 +BL Mooney c Taylor b Schutt 12 +TJ McPharlin c Mooney b Kimmince 12 KL Short c Graham b Shaw 4 *NE Bolton c Short b Ferling 10 KL Short lbw b Schutt 0 SJ Taylor c White b Kimmince 7 JL Jonassen c Cameron b Bolton 50 +JCL Wallace c Ferling b Barsby 13 JL Jonassen c McPharlin b Coyte 11 *LK Ebsary lbw b Johnson 19 *DM Kimmince c Shaw b Graham 15 JE Cameron b Harris 10 *DM Kimmince c and b Price 34 TM McGrath lbw b Kimmince 24 GM Harris lbw b Bolton 97 C Piparo b Jonassen 32 ML White lbw b Coyte 17 SJ Coyte c Hill b Kimmince 22 ML White lbw b Shaw 43 H Graham not out 52 A Barty c and b Wellington 10 SM Betts b Barsby 9 A Barty lbw b Graham 1 M Banting c Jonassen b Hill 7 JL Barsby not out 20 ML Schutt c Harris b Barsby 22 JL Barsby c Graham b Bolton 3 NJ Shaw b Hill 2 SJ Johnson c Price b Wellington 13 A Price c Barty b Barsby 0 SJ Johnson not out 10 BM Devchand lbw b Barsby 2 C Hill c Ebsary b Wellington 0 A Wellington not out 1 C Hill run out (Bolton) 2 EL King b Barsby 0 HL Ferling c Taylor b Price 8 K Pope not out 0 HL Ferling KJ Hartshorn not out 2 Extras (8 lb, 12 w) 20 Extras (2 lb, 16 w) 18 Extras (2 nb, 5 w) 7 Extras (2 lb, 2 nb, 11 w) 15 Total 45.1 overs 145 Total 42. 1 overs, 9 wickets 146 Total 50 overs, 9 wickets 242 Total 50 overs, 9 wickets 224 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-0, 3-22, 4-28, 5-60, 6-97, 7-99, 8-114, Fall of wickets: 1-25, 2-29, 3-39, 4-81, 5-113, 6-113, Fall of wickets: 1-11, 2-17, 3-45, 4-133, 5-198, 6-202, Fall of wickets: 1-27, 2-59, 3-82, 4-144, 5-162, 6-207, 9-117, 10-145 7-135, 8-138, 9-145 7-216, 8-240, 9-242 7-214, 8-220, 9-220 Bowling: ML Schutt 10-4-23-3; SM Betts Bowling: C Hill 4.1-0-18-0; JL Jonassen Bowling: KJ Hartshorn 8-0-42-1; NJ Shaw Bowling: C Hill 8-0-45-2; JL Jonassen 6-0-27-0; TM McGrath 2-0-7-0; SJ Coyte 10-3- 9-2-17-0; DM Kimmence 10-0-40-5; HL 8-1-33-2; EL King 10-0-47-0; H Graham 10-0- 10-1-29-1; HL Ferling 10-4-27-1; JL Barsby 22-2; A Wellington 8-0-26-3; A Price 8.1-1-28- Ferling 4-1-16-0; JL Barsby 10-2-29-3; SJ 37-2; BM Devchand 6-0-35-0; NE Bolton 7-0- 10-0-42-3; GM Harris 8-0-50-2; SJ Johnson 2; K Pope 1-0-4-0 Johnson 2-0-12-1; ML White 3-0-12-0 40-3; EJ Villani 1-0-8-0 2-1-9-0; DM Kimmence 2-0-20-0

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 39 Queensland Women WBBL Performances 2015-16

WNCL Scoresheets WNCL Points Table 2015-16 WBBL Points Table 2015-16 Team Mat Won Lost Tied N/R Pts Team MAT WON LOST TIED N/R PTS NET RR NSW 6 5 1 0 0 24 Sydney Thunder Women 14 9 5 0 0 18 +0.358 SA 6 5 1 0 0 21 Hobart Hurricanes Women 14 8 6 0 0 16 +0.190 QLD 6 3 3 0 0 14 Sydney Sixers Women 14 8 6 0 0 16 -0.070 ACT 6 3 3 0 0 13 Perth Scorchers Women 14 7 7 0 0 14 +0.166 VIC 6 3 3 0 0 13 Melbourne Stars Women 14 7 7 0 0 14 +0.034 WA 6 2 4 0 0 8 Brisbane Heat Women14 7 7 0 0 14 -0.094 TAS 6 0 6 0 0 0 Adelaide Strikers Women 14 6 8 0 0 12 -0.131 Melbourne Renegades Women 14 4 10 0 0 8 -0.463

Batting Bowling Player M I NO Runs HS Avge SR 100 50 Ct St Player Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Ave BB 4wI SRate Econ BL Mooney 14 14 2 400 64 33.33 103.62 0 4 11 5 JL Jonassen 311 1 272 11 24.72 3-11 0 28.27 5.24 JL Jonassen 14 14 4 282 67* 28.20 96.24 0 3 4 HL Ferling 258 1 247 15 16.46 4-8 1 17.20 5.74 L Winfield 14 13 4 239 48* 26.55 92.27 0 0 4 GM Harris 210 0 211 13 16.23 4-15 1 16.15 6.02 GM Harris 12 12 0 289 103 24.08 154.54 1 0 3 JL Barsby 204 0 222 10 22.20 3-27 0 20.40 6.52 KL Short 6 2 1 20 17* 20.00 95.23 0 0 0 C Hill 190 0 209 6 34.83 2-17 0 31.66 6.60 DM Kimmince 14 11 1 165 38* 16.50 86.38 0 0 7 KL Cross 240 1 293 9 32.55 2-12 0 26.66 7.32 JM Fields 3 2 0 28 21 14.00 107.69 0 0 0 DM Kimmince 197 1 249 17 14.64 3-19 0 11.58 7.58 A Barty 9 7 1 68 39 11.33 109.67 0 0 3 SJ Johnson 6 0 9 0 9.00 JL Barsby 14 9 0 75 19 8.33 78.94 0 0 3 L Harris 7 5 2 20 9 6.66 83.33 0 0 2 KL Cross 14 8 3 31 10* 6.20 77.50 0 0 4 HL Ferling 14 5 2 17 6 5.66 77.27 0 0 4 SJ Johnson 2 2 0 5 4 2.50 41.66 0 0 0 C Hill 14 5 1 4 2 1.00 36.36 0 0 1 ML White 3 3 0 1 1 0.33 7.14 0 0 1

MELBOURNE STARS v BRISBANE HEAT MELBOURNE STARS v BRISBANE HEAT December 5, 2015 Junction Oval December 5, 2015 Toss: Stars Umpires: D Brigham, AJ Sammartino Ref: D Cox Player of the match: MM Lanning (MS) Toss: Stars Umpires: D Brigham, AJ Sammartino Ref: D Cox Player of the match: MM Lanning (MS) Stars Heat Stars Heat *MM Lanning lbw b Kimmince 90 +BL Mooney b Nielsen 2 *MM Lanning not out 75 +BL Mooney c and b Nielsen 14 KM Mack c Mooney b Hill 6 GM Harris c Applebee b Beams 42 KM Mack run out (Hill) 24 GM Harris c King b Sciver 37 NR Sciver lbw b Kimmince 33 JL Jonassen b King 6 NR Sciver c Cross b Barsby 29 JL Jonassen not out 52 AJ Lanning c Ferling b Kimmince 2 *DM Kimmince c Jensen b Triscari 10 AJ Lanning run out (Kimmince-Harris) 4 *DM Kimmince b Beams 7 WBBL Scoresheets KM Applebee run out (Mooney->Jonassen) 2 L Winfield c Mack b Beams 13 KM Applebee run out (Barty) 3 L Winfield c Beams b King 5 +EJ Inglis b Cross 6 A Barty b Sciver 39 +EJ Inglis A Barty st Inglis b Beams 1 HNK Jensen not out 2 SJ Johnson c MM Lanning b Beams 4 HNK Jensen SJ Johnson c Sciver b Triscari 1 KM Beams run out (Barsby) 4 JL Barsby c King b Sciver 9 KM Beams JL Barsby c MM Lanning b Sciver 11 MJG Nielsen KL Cross st Inglis b Nielsen 0 MJG Nielsen KL Cross not out 2 AM King C Hill b Nielsen 0 AM King C Hill GL Triscari HL Ferling not out 3 GL Triscari HL Ferling Extras (1 b, 1 nb, 9 w) 11 Extras (1 nb, 7 w) 8 Extras (4 lb, 1 nb, 7 w) 12 Extras (3 b, 1 nb, 3 w) 7 20 overs, 7 Total 20 overs, 7 wickets 156 Total 19.4 overs 136 20 overs, 4 wickets Total 147 Total wickets 137 Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-81, 3-91, 4-106, 5-128, 6-152, Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-56, 3-57, 4-78, 5-84, 6-90, 7-109, 7-156 8-133, 9-133, 10-136 Fall of wickets: 1-50, 2-113, 3-128, 4-147 Fall of wickets: 1-47, 2-57, 3-76, 4-96, 5-101, 6-104, 7-126 Bowling: C Hill 4-0-24-1; JL Jonassen 4-0-24-0; HL Bowling: MJG Nielsen 4-0-24-3; GM Triscari 4-0-35-1; Bowling: C Hill 2-0-18-0; JL Jonassen 3-0-23-0; HL Bowling: MJG Nielsen 4-0-27-1; GL Triscari 4-0-27-1; Ferling 1-0-14-0; JL Barsby 1-0-15-0; KL Cross 4-0-35-1; DM NR Sciver 3.4-0-43-2; KM Beams 4-0-20-3; AM King 4-1-14-1 Ferling 2-0-21-0; KL Cross 4-0-24-0; GM Harris 3-0-21-0; DM KM Beams 4-0-24-2; NR Sciver 4-0-38-2; EL King 4-0-18-1 Kimmence 4-1-25-3; GM Harris 2-0-18-0 Kimmence 1-0-10-0; JL Barsby 4-0-17-1; SJ Johnson 1-0-9-0

40 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 WBBL Scoresheets WBBL PERTH SCORCHERS v BRISBANE HEAT BRISBANE HEAT v SYDNEY SIXERS Aquinas College Mem Oval December 11, 2015 Aquinas College Mem Oval December 12, 2015 Toss: Scorchers Umpires: W Barron, H Botes Ref: TA Prue Player of the match: KL Brunt (PS) Toss: Heat Umpires: W Barron, T Steenholdt Ref: TA Prue Player of the match: GM Harris (BH) Scorchers Heat Heat Sixers EJ Villani lbw b Ferling 15 +BL Mooney c Villani b Bates 22 +BL Mooney c Gardner b Marsh 57 LA Marsh b Barsby 19 CM Edwards c Kimmince b Jonassen 18 GM Harris lbw b Brunt 2 GM Harris c Reakes b Marsh 103 M Kapp st Mooney b Barsby 23 *NE Bolton c Mooney b Ferling 19 JL Jonassen b Brunt 0 JL Jonassen b Marsh 6 *EA Perry c Cross b Barsby 24 SW Bates b Ferling 7 *DM Kimmince c Hartshorn b Bates 10 L Harris not out 7 SJ McGlashan b GM Harris 61 KH Brunt lbw b Kimmince 16 L Winfield b Bates 4 L Winfield not out 10 SE Aley c L Harris b GM Harris 3 H Graham c Cross b Ferling 4 JL Barsby b Shaw 19 JL Barsby LC Sthalekar c Hill b GM Harris 3 +JCL Wallace c Barsby b Kimmince 8 L Harris b Shaw 9 KL Cross A Gardner c Barsby b GM Harris 7 C Piparo lbw b GM Harris 5 KL Short not out 17 KL Short +SL Hungerford not out 6 E Biss not out 7 C Hill b Brunt 1 C Hill RS Dick not out 0 NJ Shaw b GM Harris 2 KL Cross b Brunt 0 HL Ferling AR Reakes 0 KJ Hartshorn not out 4 HL Ferling run out (Brunt) 5 *DM Kimmince K Sutherland 5 (1 w) 1 (6 b, 3 lb, 1 15 Extras (3 b, 3 lb, 1 nb) 7 Extras (1 lb, 8 w) 9 Extras Extras nb, 5 w) 20 overs, 7 Total 20 overs, 3 wickets 190 Total 155 Total 20 overs, 9 wickets 106 Total 20 overs 104 wickets Fall of wickets: 1-24, 2-52, 3-53, 4-61, 5-70, 6-86, 7-93, Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-3, 3-44, 4-46, 5-56, 6-75, 7-85, Fall of wickets: 1-156, 2-169, 3-171 Fall of wickets: 1-42, 2-49, 3-97, 4-131, 5-139, 6-149, 8-95, 9-98 8-90, 9-90, 10-104 7-154 Bowling: C Hill 3-0-13-0; JL Jonassen 2-0-16-1; KL Bowling: KL Brunt 4-0-17-4; NJ Shaw 4-0-16-2; KJ Bowling: M Kapp 4-0-23-0; LC Sthalekar 2-0-21-0; Bowling: C Hill 2-0-18-0; JL Jonassen 4-0-16-0; HL Cross 4-0-27-0; JL Barsby 1-0-9-0; HL Ferling 3-0-8-4; DM Hartshorn 4-0-18-0; H Graham 4-0-19-0; SW Bates 4-0-25-3 EA Perry 4-0-30-0; SE Aley 2-0-35-0; LA Marsh 3-0-17-3; AR Ferling 4-0-30-0; JL Barsby 4-0-27-3; KL Cross 3-0-30-0; DM Kimmence 4-0-22-2; GM Harris 3-0-11-2 Reakes 3-0-32-0; RS Dick 2-0-26-0 Kimmence 1-0-18-0; GM Harris 2-0-15-4

BRISBANE HEAT v SYDNEY SIXERS PERTH SCORCHERS v BRISBANE HEAT Aquinas College Mem Oval December 13, 2015 WACA December 13, 2015 Toss: Sixers Umpires: H Botes, NR Johnstone Ref: TA Prue Player of the match: GM Harris (BH) Toss: Scorchers Umpires: TR Rann, JW Taylor Ref: TA Prue Player of the match: LM Winfield (BH) Sixers Heat Scorchers Heat LA Marsh c Mooney b Cross 0 +BL Mooney not out 50 EJ Villani c Jonassen b Hill 26 +BL Mooney b Graham 25 M Kapp lbw b Ferling 21 GM Harris c Gardner b Reakes 43 CM Edwards c Jonassen b Hill 12 GM Harris c Villani b Bates 10 *EA Perry c Mooney b GM Harris 2 JL Jonassen not out 10 *NE Bolton lbw b Ferling 1 JL Jonassen b Brunt 19 SJ McGlashan run out (Jonassen) 25 L Winfield 10 SW Bates c Winfield b Barsby 47 L Winfield not out 48 LC Sthalekar not out 31 *DM Kimmince 4 KH Brunt run out (Ferling) 7 *DM Kimmince st Wallace b Hartshorn 5 SE Aley c Mooney b Hill 5 JL Barsby 19 H Graham c Winfield b Ferling 10 JL Barsby b Bates 7 A Gardner st Mooney b GM Harris 10 L Harris 9 +JCL Wallace c Jonassen b Barsby 2 L Harris not out 1 +SL Hungerford c Ferling b GM Harris 4 KL Short 17 C Piparo run out (Mooney) 10 KL Short 17 RS Dick KL Cross 1 E Biss not out 2 KL Cross 1 AR Reakes HL Ferling 0 NJ Shaw did not bat HL Ferling 0 K Sutherland C Hill 5 KJ Hartshorn did not bat C Hill 5 Extras (2 b, 3 lb, 11 w) 16 Extras (5 b, 7 w) 12 Extras (2 w) 2 Extras (4 lb, 3 w) 7 18 overs, 1 19.1 overs, 20 overs, 7 wickets 20 overs, 8 wickets Total 114 Total wicket 115 Total 119 Total 5 wickets 122 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-3, 3-40, 4-66, 5-83, 6-100, 7-114 Fall of wickets: 1-91 Fall of wickets: 1-38, 2-39, 3-39, 4-51, 5-68, 6-75, 7-116, Fall of wickets: 1-41, 2-41, 3-77, 4-90 , 5-111 8-119 Bowling: KL Cross 3-0-20-1; GM Harris 4-0-22-3; JL Bowling: M Kapp 3-0-18-0; LA Marsh 4-0-22-0; EA Bowling: KL Cross 2-0-14-0; GM Harris 3-0-28-0; JL Bowling: KL Brunt 4-0-22-1; NJ Shaw 4-0-22-0; H Jonassen 4-0-14-0; JL Barsby 4-0-23-0; HL Ferling 2-0-8-1; Perry 3-0-23-0; SE Aley 1-0-12-0; AR Reakes 4-0-24-1; LC Jonassen 4-0-18-0; C Hill 3-0-17-2; HL Ferling 4-1-17-2; JL Graham 4-0-28-1; SW Bates 3.1-0-24-2; KJ Hartshorn 3-0-18- DM Kimmence 1-0-14-0; C Hill 2-0-8-1 Sthalekar 3-0-11-0 Barsby 4-0-25-2 1; E Biss 1-0-4-0

BRISBANE HEAT v MELBOURNE RENEGADES BRISBANE HEAT v ADELAIDE STRIKERS Allan Border Field December 18, 2015 The Gabba December 19, 2015 Toss: Heat Umpires: M Branch, J Ruddick-Collins Ref: RA Dunbar Player of the match: BL Mooney (BH) Toss: Strikers Umpires: DB Mealey, D Kock Ref: CA Polosak Player of the match: JL Jonassen (BH) Heat Renegades Strikers Heat +BL Mooney b Strano 64 +RH Priest c Mooney b Cross 0 +SJ Taylor run out (Barty) 37 +BL Mooney c Wellington b Coyte 48 GM Harris c Molineux b Wyatt 29 D van Niekerk c Barty b Ferling 15 SC King c Mooney b Cross 6 GM Harris c Taylor b Devine 0 *JL Jonassen b Wyatt 14 DN Wyatt c GM Harris b Cross 0 BE Patterson b Jonassen 0 JL Jonassen not out 67 L Winfield not out 25 KL Britt c Kimmince b Ferling 30 S Nitschke c Mooney b Harris 15 L Winfield not out 10 DM Kimmince b Strano 5 *SJ Elliott run out (Kimmince) 49 SFM Devine st Mooney b Barsby 11 *DM Kimmince 49 A Barty not out 7 J Taffs c Barty b Barsby 12 *LK Ebsary c Mooney b Jonassen 1 JM Fields 12 L Harris K Lamb b Kimmince 1 SJ Coyte b Kimmince 18 A Barty 1 JL Barsby M Strano c L Harris b Kimmince 1 TJ McPharlin c Kimmince b Barsby 0 JL Barsby 1 KL Cross BC Binch c Kimmince b Jonassen 0 ML Schutt b Jonassen 1 KL Cross 0 HL Ferling CE Brock b Kimmince 1 TM McGrath not out 16 HL Ferling 1 C Hill S Molineux not out 3 A Wellington not out 1 C Hill 3 Extras (2 b, 1 nb, 4 w) 7 Extras (4 lb, 8 w) 12 Extras (4 b, 15 w) 19 Extras (1 lb, 2 w) 3 19 overs, 2 Total 20 overs, 4 wickets 151 Total 19.5 overs 124 20 overs, 9 wickets Total 125 Total wickets 128 Fall of wickets: 1-65, 2-110, 3-114 , 4-142 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-0, 3-48, 4-50, 5-75, 6-96, 7-101, 8-107, 9-118 , 10-124 Fall of wickets: 1-19, 2-21, 3-68, 4-84, 5-87, 6-90, 7-90, Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-99 8-91, 9-124 Bowling: M Strano 4-0-27-2; K Lamb 2-0-23-0; S Bowling: KL Cross 2-1-12-2; JL Jonassen 3.5-0-24-1; Molineux 4-0-26-0; BC Binch 1-0-14-0; D van Niekerk 2-0-15- C Hill 1-0-9-0; GM Harris 4-0-17-0; HL Ferling 4-0-19-2; JL Bowling: KL Cross 3-0-27-1; JL Jonassen 4-0-11-3; Bowling: SM Devine 3-0-25-1; MLS chutt 2-0-11-0; A 0; DN Wyatt 4-0-21-2; SJ Elliott 3-0-23-0 Barsby 2-0-16-1; DM Kimmence 3-0-23-3 C Hill 2-0-10-0; GM Harris 4-0-21-1; JL Barsby 4-0-22-2; HL Wellington 4-0-26-0; TM McGrath 3-0-18-0; SJ Coyte 3-0-19- Ferling 1-0-10-0; DM Kimmence 2-0-20-1 1; S Nitchscke 4-0-28-0

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 41 BRISBANE HEAT v SYDNEY THUNDER BRISBANE HEAT v MELBOURNE RENEGADES The Gabba December 20, 2015 The Gabba December 20, 2015 Toss: Heat Umpires: DB Mealey, J Ruddick-Collins Ref: KD Perrin Player of the match: HL Ferling (BH) Toss: Heat Umpires: M Branch, BR Farrell Ref: KD Perrin Player of the match: DN Wyatt Strikers Heat Strikers Heat +BL Mooney c Koski b Cheatle 2 RL Haynes c Winfield b Hill 1 +BL Mooney b Wyatt 50 D van Niekerk b Kimmince 26 *DM Kimmince c Cheatle b Vakarewa 29 SR Taylor c Kimmince b Barsby 43 *DM Kimmince c Priest b van Niekerk 8 +RH Priest c Jonassen b Kimmince 29 JL Jonassen run out (Hinkley) 47 *AJ Blackwell b Ferling 5 JL Jonassen c Wareham b Binch 4 KL Britt c Winfield b Kimmince 11

WBBL Scoresheets L Winfield c Koski b Farrell 25 NJ Carey c Barty b Ferling 1 L Winfield st Priest b van Niekerk 26 DN Wyatt not out 28 L Harris b Carey 2 NE Stalenburg b Ferling 4 L Harris c Taffs b van Niekerk 1 *SJ Elliott not out 4 JL Barsby lbw b Farrell 0 EA Osborne b Cross 31 KL Short c Elliott b Wyatt 3 J Taffs 31 JM Fields run out (Vakarewa) 7 +CJ Koski b Cross 7 A Barty c Molineux b Wyatt 0 E Kershaw 7 A Barty c Vakarewa b Taylor 1 M Hinkley st Mooney b Kimmince 15 JL Barsby c Taffs b van Niekerk 5 M Strano 15 KL Cross not out 10 RM Farrell not out 5 KL Cross st Priest b Strano 9 S Molineux 5 HL Ferling LR Cheatle c and b Kimmince 1 HL Ferling c Kershaw b Wyatt 2 BC Binch 1 C Hill BW Vakarewa did not bat C Hill not out 0 G Wareham Extras (1 b, 8 lb, 2 nb, 7 w) 18 Extras (4 lb, 10 w) 14 Extras (2 w) 2 Extras (6 lb, 8 w) 14 20 overs, 9 16.5 overs, 20 overs, 8 wickets 19.1 overs Total 141 Total wickets 127 Total 110 Total 3 wickets 112 Fall of wickets: 1-15, 2-70, 3-121, 4-122, 5-122, 6-124, Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-16, 3-20, 4-25, 5-84, 6-99, 7-106, Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-26, 3-87, 4-89, 5-90, 6-90, 7-98, Fall of wickets: 1-52, 2-66, 3-103 7-125, 8-141 8-125, 9-127 8-98, 9-109, 10-110 Bowling: RM Farrell 4-0-26-2; LR Cheatle 4-0-31-1; Bowling: HL Ferling 4-0-21-3; C Hill 3-0-17-1; JL Bowling: M Strano 3.1-0-18-1; D van Niekerk 4-0-20- Bowling: C Hill 3-0-28-0; JL Jonassen 3-0-15-0; KL SR Taylor 4-0-23-1; NJ Carey 4-0-20-1; BW Vakarewa 2-0-16- Jonassen 4-0-27-0; JL Barsby 4-0-21-1; KL Cross 4-0-26-2; DM 4; S Molineux 1-0-7-0; BC Binch 2-0-16-1; SJ Elliott 2-0-14-0; Cross 1-0-8-0; HL Ferling 4-0-19-0; JL Barsby 2-0-17-0; DM 1; EA Osborne 2-0-16-0 Kimmence 1-0-11-2 KL Britt 2-0-12-0; G Wareham 1-0-10-0; DN Wyatt 4-1-13-4 Kimmence 3.5-0-19-3

HOBART HURRICANES v BRISBANE HEAT BRISBANE HEAT v SYDNEY THUNDER Bellerive Oval January 1, 2016 Kingston Twin Ovals January 2, 2016 Toss: Hurricanes Umpires: D Close, CA Polosak Ref: R Loh Player of the match: EA Burns (HH) Toss: Heat Umpires: CA Polosak, M Qureshi Ref: SR Bernard Player of the match: NE Stalenburg (ST) Hurricanes Heat Heat Thunder *HC Knight run out (White) 25 +BL Mooney c Pyke b Hunter 10 +BL Mooney c Stalenburg b Farrell 7 RL Haynes c Cross b Jonassen 5 HK Matthews c White b Kimmince 22 GM Harris c Burns b Pyke 6 GM Harris c Koski b Cheatle 13 SR Taylor c Harris b Ferling 0 CL Hall not out 39 JL Jonassen c Pyke b Hunter 0 JL Jonassen c Koski b Cheatle 1 *AJ Blackwell not out 32 EA Burns c and b Ferling 24 L Winfield run out (Knight) 19 L Winfield st Koski b Gibson 12 NJ Carey lbw b Jonassen 2 V Pyke b Jonassen 0 *DM Kimmince c Smith b Knight 7 *DM Kimmince lbw b Gibson 13 NE Stalenburg c Ferling b Kimmince 42 E Thompson c Barsby b Harris 3 JM Fields run out (Hunter) 21 ML White b Gibson 1 +CJ Koski c Mooney b Hill 2 SK Moloney not out 5 ML White c Burns b Knight 0 A Barty c Cheatle b Farrell 17 CA Anneveld not out 4 JL Hunter JL Barsby c Burns b Pyke 14 JL Barsby b Taylor 10 RM Farrell 14 M Phillips KL Cross not out 6 KL Cross st Koski b Anneveld 3 ML Gibson 6 BL Hepburn C Hill b Pyke 2 C Hill run out (Stalenburg) 1 LR Cheatle 2 +EJ Smith HL Ferling c Hall b Hepburn 6 HL Ferling not out 1 BW Vakarewa 6 Extras (4 b, 3 w, 5 pen) 12 Extras (1 lb, 5 w) 6 Extras (1 b, 1 lb, 13 w) 15 Extras (2b, 3lb, 5w) 10 12.4 overs, Total 20 overs, 5 wickets 130 Total 18.5 overs 97 20 overs Total 94 Total 5 wickets 97 Fall of wickets: 1-32, 2-56, 3-106, 4-111, 5-116 Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-16, 3-17, 4-28, 5-59, 6-59, 7-73, 8-85, 9-88, 10-97 Fall of wickets: 11-13, 2-22, 3-24, 4-54, 5-60, 6-62, 7-83, Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-14, 3-20, 4-80, 5-93 8-88, 9-90, 10-94 Bowling: C Hill 2-0-8-0; JL Jonassen 4-0-22-1; HL Bowling: JL Hunter 4-0-15-2; V Pyke 4-0-30-3; HC Ferling 4-0-23-1; KL Cross 2-0-13-0; GM Harris 3-0-15-1; DM Knight 3-1-8-2; BL Hepburn 3.5-0-21-1; EA Burns 4-0-22-0 Bowling: RM Farrell 4-0-15-2; LR Cheatle 4-0-21-2; Bowling: JL Jonassen 4-1-18-2; HL Ferling 2-0-16-1; Kimmence 4-0-29-1; JL Barsby 1-0-11-0 NJ Carey 3-0-20-0; BW Vakarewa 1-0-11-0; ML Gibson 4-0- C Hill 2.4-0-26-1; KL Cross 2-0-13-0; GM Harris 1-0-8-0; DM 14-3; SR Taylor 2-0-6-1; CA Anneveld 2-0-5-1 Kimmence 1-0-11-1

HOBART HURRICANES v BRISBANE HEAT ADELAIDE STRIKERS v BRISBANE HEAT Kingston Twin Ovals January 3, 2016 Kingston Twin Ovals January 3, 2016 Toss: Hurricanes Umpires: M Qureshi, W Stewart Ref: R Loh Player of the match: BL Mooney (BH) Toss: Strikers Umpires: C Kemp, L Uthenwoldt Ref: KD Perrin Player of the match: BE Patterson (AS) Hurricanes Heat Strikers Heat *HC Knight b Ferling 11 +BL Mooney not out 48 S Nitschke c Mooney b Jonassen 25 +BL Mooney st Taylor b Coyte 1 HK Matthews c Kimmince b Jonassen 5 GM Harris c Burns b Hunter 4 +SJ Taylor b Cross 14 GM Harris lbw b Schutt 0 CL Hall b Jonassen 33 JL Jonassen run out (Hall) 0 SJ Coyte lbw b Harris 19 JL Jonassen not out 56 EA Burns st Mooney b Kimmince 24 L Winfield st Smith b Knight 6 BE Patterson not out 43 L Winfield c Wellington b Nitschke 36 E Thompson not out 20 ML White run out (Thompson) 0 SFM Devine c Harris b Cross 17 *DM Kimmince c Ebsary b Betts 33 SK Moloney not out 10 *DM Kimmince not out 38 *LK Ebsary b Harris 3 A Barty lbw b Coyte 3 V Pyke did not bat A Barty 0 TM McGrath not out 11 JL Barsby b Coyte 0 JL Hunter did not bat JL Barsby 14 SC King KL Cross run out (Coyte) 1 M Phillips did not bat KL Cross 6 ML Schutt KL Short BL Hepburn did not bat C Hill 2 SM Betts C Hill +EJ Smith did not bat HL Ferling 6 A Wellington HL Ferling Extras (2 lb, 2 w) 4 Extras (14 w) 14 Extras (2 lb, 6 w) 8 Extras (1 lb, 3 w) 4 18.5 overs, 20 overs, 7 20 overs, 4 wickets 20 overs, 5 wickets Total 107 Total 4 wickets 110 Total 140 Total wickets 134 Fall of wickets: 1-18, 2-19, 3-73, 4-81 Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-17, 3-27, 4-27 Fall of wickets: 1-42, 2-42, 3-72, 4-106, 5-112 Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-1, 3-81, 4-124, 5-129, 6-129, 7-134 Bowling: HL Ferling 4-0-16-1; JL Jonassen 4-0-14-2; Bowling: JL Hunter 4-1-20-1; V Pyke 3-0-26-0; HC Bowling: HL Ferling 4-0-25-0; C Hill 1-0-5-0; JL Bowling: ML Schutt 3-0-22-1; SJ Coyte 4-1-15-3; A JL Barsby 3-0-19-0; KL Cross 2-0-7-0; C Hill 1-0-8-0; GM Knight 3-0-8-1; BL Hepburn 2-0-12-0; EA Burns 4-0-19-0; M Jonassen 4-0-30-1; KL Cross 4-0-37-2; GM Harris 4-0-19-2; Wellington 2-0-11-0; SM Betts 3-0-12-1; S Nitschke 4-0-30-1; Harris 2-0-16-0; DM Kimmence 4-0-25-1 Phillips 1-0-9-0; HK Matthews 1.5-0-14-0 DM Kimmence 3-0-22-0 SFM Devine 2-0-19-0; TM McGrath 2-0-24-0

42 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 Grade Statistics Statistics Grade My Foot Dr Grade Premiership LEADING RUNSCORERS Player Club M Inn NO 100s 50s HS Runs Ave 1 Lynn, Christopher Toombul District 7 6 1 3 1 259 758 151.60 2 Truloff, Sam Western Suburbs 16 17 6 3 1 129* 735 66.82 3 Trask, Cameron Wynnum – Manly 15 17 1 1 5 131 709 44.31 4 Sabburg, Christopher Western Suburbs 16 17 4 2 4 119* 684 52.62 5 Nash, Brendan Toombul 14 13 3 3 2 136 657 65.70 6 Gode, Andrew Valley 15 18 4 2 3 116 621 44.36 7 Batticciotto, Glen Sandgate – Redcliffe 14 15 3 1 4 136* 613 51.08 8 De Giusti, Nicholas Ipswich / Logan 16 18 1 1 4 102 611 35.94 9 Narracott, Michael South Brisbane 16 18 2 2 0 194* 593 37.06 10 Wilson, Daniel Ipswich / Logan 16 18 0 2 1 122 581 32.28 11 Robinson, Andrew Gold Coast 16 17 2 0 4 68 546 36.40 LEADING WICKET-TAKERS 12 Pfeffer, Lachlan Valley 15 18 1 0 5 90 546 32.12 Player Club M O M R W Ave S/R E/R 5WI 10WM BBI 13 Wilson, Anthony Ipswich / Logan 15 17 0 1 2 156 538 31.65 Walter, Scott University of QLD 11 216 60 495 42 11.79 30.86 2.29 3 0 7/33 14 Henry, Scott University of QLD 14 13 1 1 3 101* 522 43.50 Lutter, Sean Ipswich / Logan 11 202.4 44 674 31 21.74 39.23 3.33 2 0 6/35 15 Sale, Nicholas Northern Suburbs 16 21 3 0 5 86 518 28.78 Heise, Steven Sunshine Coast 11 195.1 50 579 30 19.30 39.03 2.97 2 0 7/63 16 Bazley, James Sunshine Coast 12 12 1 2 1 173 510 46.36 Walden, Nicholas Western Suburbs 11 149.1 35 459 29 15.83 30.86 3.08 0 0 4/61 17 Foster, Matthew Western Suburbs 13 11 0 2 3 119 505 45.91 Kuhenmann, Mattew Gold Coast 11 219 51 683 29 23.55 45.31 3.12 3 0 7/91 18 Floros, Jason Wynnum – Manly 11 11 2 1 4 170 497 55.22 Renouf, Ashley Sunshine Coast 10 201.67 67 597 28 21.32 43.12 2.97 3 0 6/33 19 Street, Bryce Sandgate – Redcliffe 15 15 2 1 3 105 494 35.29 Henderson, Joshua Redlands 11 203.3 45 609 28 21.75 43.61 2.99 1 0 6/59 20 Philipson, Michael University of QLD 14 14 1 2 2 185 494 38.00 Gode, Andrew Valley 11 214 56 658 28 23.50 45.86 3.07 3 0 5/37 Two Day matches – does not include Finals Brammer, Michael South Brisbane 11 248.2 103 658 27 16.78 55.19 1.82 0 0 6/36 Milenko, Simon Redlands 10 110.4 29 290 26 11.15 25.54 2.62 2 0 6/25 HIGHEST SCORES Two Day matches – does not include Finals SCORE PLAYER CLUB ROUND INNS OPPONENT BOWLING AVERAGES 259 Lynn, Christopher Toombul 9 1 Northern Suburbs NAME CLUB AVG 201* Khawaja, Usman Valley 3 1 Toombul 194 Narracott, Michael South Brisbane 15 1 Ipswich / Logan Milenko, Simon Redlands 11.15 185 Philipson, Michael University of QLD 6 1 Western Suburbs Walter, Scott University of QLD 11.79 173 Bazley, James Sunshine Coast 15 1 Toombul Hauritz, Nathan Northern Suburbs 14.50 170 Floros, Jason Wynnum – Manly 18 1 Sandgate – Redcliffe Doggett, Brendan Western Suburbs 14.91 170 Labuschagne, Marnus Redlands SF 1 Western Suburbs Gannon, Cameron Northern Suburbs 14.96 159 Nottle, Stephen Northern Suburbs 4 1 Ipswich / Logan Granger, MIchael Gold Coast 15.35 156 Wilson, Anthony Ipswich / Logan 7 1 Sandgate - Redcliffe Walden, Nicholas Western Suburbs 15.83 146 Cutting, Benjamin South Brisbane 3 1 Western Suburbs Floros, Jason Wynnum – Manly 16.31 Includes Finals, Two Day, One Day and Twenty20 matches Brammer, Michael South Brisbane 16.78 Foster, Matthew Western Suburbs 17.40 Two Day matches – does not include Finals. Qualification requirements as per regulations OTHER CENTURIES 141 Michael Herdman (R), 136*Glen Batticciotto (SR), 136 Brendan Nash (T), 131 Cameron Trask (W-M), 129* BEST BOWLING Sam Truloff (W), 126 Ryan Leloux (R), 125 Mitchell Fry (UQ), 122 Daniel Wilson (I/L), 119* Chris Sabburg,(W), PLAYER CLUB O M R W RND INN OPPONENT 119 Matthew Foster (W), 117 Charlie Hemphrey (T), 116* Sam Howse (T), 116 Andrew Gode (V), 114 Jack Holiday, James University of QLD 25.4 8 53 8 GF 1 Redlands Hargreaves (GC), 111 Mitchell Weatherhead (I/L), 110* Preston White (T), 109 Blake Maher (SC), 108 Zac Keune Floros, Jason Wynnum – Manly 19.0 10 28 7 17 1 Northern Suburbs (SR), 107* Nic Selman (SC), 106 Andrew Michael (UQ), 105 (SR), 103* Nick Stevens (GC), 103* Walter, Scott University of QLD 15.1 1 33 7 9 1 Gold Coast Patrick Collins (W), 103 Michael Neser (GC), 102 Nick De Giusti (I/L), 101*Thomas Rowley (T), 101 Ryan Broad Johnston, Wade Sandgate - Redcliffe 11.4 0 52 7 17 1 Western Suburbs (W-M), 100* Liam Hope-Shackley (R). Heise, Steven Sunshine Coast 23.0 7 63 7 6 1 Gold Coast Includes Finals, Two Day, One Day and Twenty20 matches Kuhnemann, Matthew Goldcoast 26.0 8 91 7 16 1 Wynnum – Manly Milenko, Simon Redlands 12.0 4 25 6 3 1 Sandgate – Redcliffe Dascombe, Joshua Valley 17.2 9 30 6 6 1 Ipswich / Logan Renouf, Ashley Sunshine Coast 18.3 7 33 6 14 1 South Brisbane Lutter, Sean Ipswich / Logan 20.0 7 35 6 9 1 Sunshine Coast OTHER FIVE-WICKET PERFORMANCES Includes Finals, Two Day, One Day and Twenty20 matches 6-26 Scott Walter (UQ), 6-35 Jason Floros (W-M), 6-35 Scott Walter (UQ), 6-35 Cameron Gannon (N), 6-39 (N), 6-41 Parth Patel (N), 6-42 Jack Prestwidge (N), 6-42 Simon Milenko (R), 6-55 Jack MOST DISMISSALS BY A WICKET-KEEPER Prestwidge (N), 6-59 Josh Henderson (R), 6-64 Steven Heise (SC), 6-69 Ronan McDonald (T), 5-16 Ashley PLAYER CLUB CATCHES STUMPINGS Renouf (SC), 5-17 (V), 5-18 Ashley Renouf, (SC), 5-21 Michael Philipson (UQ), 5-24 Simon Wallis, Damian Gold Coast 23 6 Milenko (R), 5-28 Simon Milenko (R), 5-29 Matthew Petrie (V), 5-33 Michael Granger (GC), 5-37 Andrew Gode Healy, Tom Northern Suburbs 19 5 (V), 5-38 Matthew Foster (W), 5-44 Cameron Gannon (N), 5-50 Andrew Gode (V), 5-57 Sean Lutter (I/L), 5-57 Davis, Michael Toommbul 21 1 Stuart McDonald (T), 5-59 Adam Mabb (SR), 5-64 Nickolas Bischoff (SB), 5-65 Michael Neser (GC), 5-66 Andrew Fry, Mitchell University of QLD 20 0 Gode (V), 5-71 Matthew Kuhnemann (GC), 5-72 Ashley Renouf (SC), 5-87 Matthew Kuhnemann (GC). Frew, Justin Western Suburbs 17 3 Includes Finals, Two Day, One Day and Twenty20 matches Pfeffer, Lachlan Valley 18 2 Two Day Matches only, does not include Finals

Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 43 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 Trask, Cameron Wynnum/Manly 3 4 0 1 1 131 249 83.00 Batticciotto, Glen Sandgate – Redcliffe 3 23 1 79 8 9.88 17.25 3.43 0 0 Nash, Brendan Toombul 3 3 2 1 1 123* 234 234.00 Walter, Scott University of QLD 3 26.5 5 65 6 10.83 26.83 2.42 0 0 Lynn, Christopher Toombul 2 2 0 1 0 209 223 111.50 Leloux, Ryan Redlands 3 17 1 97 6 16.17 17.00 5.71 1 0 Paulson, Steven Western Suburbs 3 3 1 0 2 91* 197 98.50 Doran, Daniel Gold Coast 3 21 3 107 6 17.83 21.00 5.10 0 0 Grade Statistics Truloff, Sam Western Suburbs 3 3 1 1 1 110* 195 97.50 Lester, Finlay Wynnum – Manly 3 23.3 1 121 6 20.17 23.50 5.15 0 0 Batticciotto, Glen Sandgate-Redcliffe 3 3 2 1 0 136* 177 177.00 Does not include Finals Gode, Andrew Sandgate-Redcliffe 3 3 1 0 2 95* 1155 77.50 Rowley, Thomas Toombul 3 3 1 1 0 101 153 51.00 Sabburg, Christopher Western Subrubs 3 3 1 1 0 119* 150 75.00 Robinson, Andrew Gold Coast 3 3 0 0 1 55 146 48.67 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 Rabnott, Nathan Wynnum – Manly 2 2 0 0 1 71 96 48.00 Martel, Drew South Brisbane 2 3 0 46 5 9.20 3.60 15.33 3/18 De Giusti, Nicholas Ipswich / Logan 2 2 0 0 1 59 88 44.00 White, Preston Toombul 2 6 0 30 4 7.50 9.00 5.00 4/11 Stevens, Nick Gold Coast 2 2 0 0 1 65 79 39.50 Doggett, Brendan Western Suburbs 2 6 0 41 4 10.25 9.00 6.83 3/21 Prowse, William Wynnum – Manly 2 2 0 0 0 37 68 34.00 Rowley, Samuel Toombul 2 5 0 43 4 10.75 7.50 8.60 3/21 Healy, Tom Northern Suburbs 2 2 0 0 0 30 60 30.00 Jones, Grayson Wynnum – Manly 2 7 0 48 4 12.00 10.50 6.86 4.11 Hemphrey. Charlie Toombul 2 2 0 0 0 37 55 27.50 Gale, Matthew Northern Suburbs 2 6 0 49 4 12.25 9.00 8.17 3/23 Paulsen, Steven Western Suburbs 2 2 0 0 0 34 53 26.50 Thompson, Lachlan Sandgate – Redcliffe 1 4 0 22 3 7.33 8.00 5.50 3/22 Robinson, Andrew Gold Coast 2 2 1 0 1 52* 53 53.00 Dascombe, Joshua Valley 1 4 0 23 3 7.67 8.00 5.75 3/23 Moller, Greg Redlands 2 2 0 0 0 28 50 25.00 Wilson, Daniel Ipswich / Logan 2 4 0 26 3 8.67 8.00 6.50 2/12 Aspin, Lloyd Sandgate – Redcliffe 1 1 0 0 1 50 50 50.00 Foster, Matthew Western Suburbs 2 5.4 0 30 3 10.00 11.33 5.29 2/8 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 Barty, Ashleigh Western Suburbs 11 11 2 1 3 107 429 47.67 1 Barsby, Jemma Sandgate – Redcliffe 11 78 10 259 26 9.96 18.00 3.32 0 0 2 Harris, Laura University of QLD 14 13 2 0 4 70* 405 36.82 2 Frew, Jessica Western Suburbs 17 74.5 6 313 19 17.00 23.63 4.32 1 0 3 Mooney, Beth Sandgate – Redcliffe 7 7 1 0 4 96 370 61.67 3 Harris, Grace Western Suburbs 9 66 13 213 18 11.83 22.00 3.23 1 0 4 Kimmince, Delissa Gold Coast 11 10 1 0 2 73 360 40.00 4 Godfrey, Abigail Gold Coast 14 55 2 167 17 15.71 19.41 4.85 2 0 5 Cooper, Tess Sandgate – Redcliffe 13 13 3 0 1 57 330 33.00 5 White, Megan Sandgate – Redcliffe 12 54.1 7 176 16 11.00 20.31 3.25 0 0 6 White, Megan Sandgate – Redcliffe 12 11 6 0 2 54* 282 56.40 6 Minty, Kelsie Sandgate – Redcliffe 17 71 7 256 16 16.00 26.63 3.61 0 0 7 Short, Kirby Western Suburbs 12 12 3 0 1 95 280 31.11 7 Johnson, Sammy-Jo Gold Coast 12 71 13 251 15 16.73 28.40 3.54 0 0 8 Harris, Grace Western Suburbs 9 9 1 0 3 60* 278 34.75 8 Thomson, Roxanne Gold Coast 17 57 6 292 14 20.86 24.43 5.12 0 0 9 Van Helvoirt. Rebecca Gold Coast 16 14 2 0 1 58 235 19.58 9 Prestwidge, Georgia Sandgate – Redcliffe 14 55 4 257 11 23.36 30.00 4.67 0 0 10 Kelly, Erin Gold Coast 16 14 1 0 1 76 225 17.31 10 Murphy, Maggie Western Suburbs 9 36 3 149 10 15.90 21.60 4.14 0 0 One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals Brotherston, Taylah Sandgate – Redcliffe 14 51 4 208 10 20.80 30.60 4.08 0 0 One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals HIGHEST SCORES SCORE PLAYER CLUB ROUND OPPONENT 107 Barty, Ashleigh Western Suburbs 13 Gold Coast BEST BOWLING 96 Mooney, Beth Sandgate – Redcliffe 1 University of QLD 95 Short, Kirby Western Suburbs 1 Gold Coast PLAYER CLUB W R O M Round Opponent 79* Ovasuru, Norma Gold Coast 16 Western Suburbs Godfrey, Abigail Gold Coast 6 45 9.1 1 7 Western Suburbs 76 Kelly, Erin Gold Coast 6 Sandgate – Redcliffe Frew, Jessica Western Suburbs 5 9 8.2 4 17 University of QLD 76 Williams, Becky Sandgate 4 Gold Coast Harris, Grace Western Suburbs 5 17 8.0 1 4 University of QLD One Day, Twenty20 matches – includes Finals Cross, Katheryn Western Suburbs 4 6 4.0 1 13 Gold Coast MOST DISMISSALS BY A WICKET-KEEPER Ovasuru, Norma Gold Coast 4 11 5.0 1 18 University of QLD Whish, Ella Western Suburbs 4 11 10.0 2 18 Sandgate – Redcliffe PLAYER CLUB CATCHES STUMPINGS Barsby, Jemma Sandgate – Redcliffe 4 14 6.0 1 1 University of QLD 1 Van Helvoirt, Rebecca Gold Coast 11 6 Johnson, Sammy-Jo Gold Coast 3 12 4.0 1 15 University of QLD 2 Dooley, Josephine Western Suburbs 14 2 One Day, Twenty20 matches – includes Finals 3 Mooney, Beth Sandgate – Redcliffe 3 10 4 Paton, Anna Sandgate – Redcliffe 6 1 5 Harris, Grace Western Suburbs 2 0 One Day, Twenty20 matches – includes Finals

44 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 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 Henderson, Andrew Westerns Suburbs 40 Third Grade – Norm McMahon Shield Morrison, Adriane Wynnum – Manly 40 Fourth Grade – Bob Spence Shield The Norm McMahon Shield Miles, Luke University of QLD 25 Fifth Grade – Roy Tanner Shield The Bob Spence Shield Collings, Dean Univeristy of QLD 38 Sixth Grade – WEP Harris Shield The Roy Tanner Shield Gramenz, Steve Western Suburbs 35 Also included in this section is statistics for The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 competition, The WEP Harris Shield Wigan, Adam University of QLD 35 and The Jodie Fields Shield The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Competition Whyte, Donal Valley 22 The Jodie Fields Shield Coulson, Christina Valley 25 Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals. Alan Pettigrew Shield Two Day Matches only LEADING RUN-SCORERS GRADE NAME CLUB RUNS HIGHEST SCORE The Alan Pettigrew Shield Mitchell, James Western Suburbs 640 The Norm McMahon Shield Budinger, Solomon Gold Coast 510 GRADE NAME CLUB TOTAL The Bob Spence Shield Thompson, Alexander Valley 451 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Dolan, Matthew Sandgate - Redcliffe 205* The Roy Tanner Shield Butler, Robert Western Suburbs 344 The Norm McMahon Shield Van De Werken, Noah Ipswich / Logan 192 The WEP Harris Shield Rothnie, Mark Sandgate – Redcliffe 386 The Bob Spence Shield McClelland, Adam Northern Suburbs 168* The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Competition Callan, Angus Gold Coast 309 The Roy Tanner Shield Jones, William Northern Suburbs 128 The Jodie Fields Shield Savage, Shelly Sandgate – Redcliffe 328 The WEP Harris Shield Blackman, Martin Valley 234* Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals. Alan Pettigrew Shield Two Day Matches only The Lord’s Taverners U17 Competition Lovell, Angus Sunshine Coast 139* The Jodie Fields Shield Fuller, Carly Gold Coast 151* Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – includes Finals BATTING AVERAGES GRADE NAME CLUB AVG BOWLING AVERAGES The Alan Pettigrew Shield Valley Farrell, Cameron 64.25 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Wynnum – Manly Hanley, Liam 50.75 GRADE NAME CLUB AVG The Alan Pettigrew Shield Sandgate – Redcliffe Williams, Worrin 45.50 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Tuffley, William University of QLD 8.96 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Sandgate – Redcliffe Dolan, Matthew 45.00 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Watt, Leonard Redlands 9.14 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Sandgate – Redcliffe Perotte, Kurt 45.00 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Ensom, Scott Redlands 10.94 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Redlands French, Cameron 43.00 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Henderson, Andrew Western Suburbs 11.7 The Norm McMahon Shield Gold Coast Budinger, Solomon 63.75 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Brundle, JJ Univeristy of QLD 12.95 The Norm McMahon Shield Western Suburbs Davis, Mitchell 57.25 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Yabsley, Samuel South Brisbane 14.52 The Norm McMahon Shield Redlands McAuliffe, Scott 44.38 The Norm McMahon Shield Morris, Liam Toombul 6.39 The Norm McMahon Shield Westerns Suburbs Kenny, Trent 41.30 The Norm McMahon Shield Lehmann, Mark Western Suburbs 9.19 The Norm McMahon Shield South Brisbane Peterson, Lachlan 41.22 The Norm McMahon Shield Lyons, Nathan Gold Coast 11.60 The Norm McMahon Shield Sandgate – Redcliffe Carius, Max 29.50 The Norm McMahon Shield Connolly, Mitchell Northern Suburbs 11.81 The Bob Spence Shield University of QLD Collings, Dean 44.84 The Norm McMahon Shield Mathewson, Aleks Sandgate – Redcliffe 12.73 The Bob Spence Shield South Brisbane Brink, Dylan 44.80 The Norm McMahon Shield Johnson, Shawn South Brisbane 16.20 The Bob Spence Shield Valley Thompson, Alexander 41.00 The Bob Spence Shield Hele, Samuel Northern Suburbs 10.95 The Bob Spence Shield Western Suburbs Sweeney, Wade 38.13 The Bob Spence Shield Ephraimis, Nicholas Valley 13.46 The Bob Spence Shield Western Suburbs Porter, Anthony 37.00 The Bob Spence Shield Collings, Dean University of QLD 14.26 The Bob Spence Shield Wynnum – Manly Baker, Elliot 35.12 The Bob Spence Shield Weal, Connor Sandgate – Redcliffe 17.43 The Roy Tanner Shield Western Suburbs Stack, Regan 60.25 The Bob Spence Shield Paton, Jackson Toombul 20.79 The Roy Tanner Shield Norhern Suburbs Pyne, Rohan 41.50 The Bob Spence Shield Clements, Liam South Brisbane 21.41 The Roy Tanner Shield Redlands Conwell, Matthew 43.33 The Roy Tanner Shield Thomas, Matt Western Suburbs 7.84 The Roy Tanner Shield Redlands Crick, Jordan 42.20 The Roy Tanner Shield Green, Nick Western Suburbs 13.85 The Roy Tanner Shield Redlands Stuart, Kieren 39.00 The Roy Tanner Shield Wickham, Brad Toombul 16.95 The Roy Tanner Shield Toombul Futcher, Francis 38.00 The Roy Tanner Shield Gramenz, Steve Western Suburbs 18.26 The WEP Harris Shield Redland Waqar, Khaleel 39.50 The Roy Tanner Shield Ham, Thomas University of QLD 19.00 The WEP Harris Shield Sandgate – Redcliffe Davey, Jayden 38.25 The Roy Tanner Shield Rand, Nathan Sandgate – Redcliffe 19.57 The WEP Harris Shield Redlands Thompson, Greg 38.25 The WEP Harris Shield Micallef, Blake Valley 9.90 The WEP Harris Shield Wynnum – Manly Robinson, Ashley 35.89 The WEP Harris Shield Butters, Scott Redlands 10.33 The WEP Harris Shield Valley Shinnick, Michael 33.70 The WEP Harris Shield Robinson, Ashley Wynnum – Manly 10.46 The WEP Harris Shield Sandgate – Redcliffe Rothnie, Mark 32.17 The WEP Harris Shield Choudhary, Sanjeev Toombul 13.54 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Sunshine Coast Lovell, Angus 61.00 The WEP Harris Shield Scotland, Jayden Toombul 14.07 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Valley Lewsi, Kuyen 57.40 The WEP Harris Shield Sherwood, Lachlan Northern Suburbs 14.14 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Valley McLachlan, Dylan 42.00 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Whyte, Donal Valley 6.00 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Redlands Lavender, Bailey 39.40 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Elliot, Dean Sunshine Coast 7.50 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Redlands Honan, Ben 38.75 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Raj, Ashwin Valley 8.71 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Sandgate – Redcliffe Thompson, Callum 35.20 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Marsh, Darcy Wynnum – Manly 10.56 The Jodie Fields Shield Sandgate – Redcliffe Savage, Shelly 164.00 The Lord’s Taverners Under 17 Poole, Mitchell Sandgate – Redcliffe 12.70 The Jodie Fields Shield Gold Coast Fuller, Carly 40.50 The Jodie Fields Shield Coulson, Christina Valley 8.16 The Jodie Fields Shield Gold Coast Ferrier, Shereene 29.63 The Jodie Fields Shield Ferrier, Shereene Gold Coast 10.34 The Jodie Fields Shield Valley Knott, Charli 26.33 The Jodie Fields Shield Musk Cara Valley 13.36 The Jodie Fields Shield Valley Coulson, Christina 26.18 The Jodie Fields Shield Ferling, Kate Sunshine Coast 13.36 The Jodie Fields Shield Sandgate – Redcliffe Ellul, Joanne 25.38 The Jodie Fields Shield Charmen, Emily Sunshine Coast 14.18 Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals. Alan Pettigrew Shield Two Day Matches only. Qualification requirements as per regulations. 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 2015 - 2016 45 HAT-TRICKS PLAYER OF THE WEEK GRADE NAME CLUB OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS Chris Lynn Toombul 209 (OD match) First Grade Gode, Andrew Valley 17 6 37 5 Usman Khawaja Valley 201 no First Grade McDonald, Stuart Toombul 15 3 57 5 James Bazley Sunshine Coast 147 no Michael Narracott South Brisbane 148 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Buckley, Jordan Northern Suburbs 7.4 0 25 6 Micahel Philipson University of Queensland 185 The Norm McMahon Shield D’Roza, Dylan University of QLD 8.0 1 22 4 Grade Statistics Harry Collin South Brisbane 7/54 The Roy Tanner Sheild Gallen, Michael University of QLD 17.0 4 45 8 Owen Lynch Valley 5/1 The Roy Tanner Sheild Croon, Jamie Toombul 7.0 5 6 7 Martin Blackman Valley 234 no The WEP Harris Shield Cook, Daniel Valley 8.0 0 20 4 Michael Herdman Redlands 141 The WEP Harris Shield Taylor, Matthew Valley 1.0 1 0 4 Matthew Dolan Sandgate-Redcliffe 205 no Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – includes Finals) Chris Lynn T oombul 259 Scott Walter University of Queensland 7/33 Michael Shinnick Valley 101 MOST DISMISSALS BY A WICKET-KEEPER Michael Narracott South Brisbane 194 no Nick Ephramis Valley 7/24 GRADE NAME CLUB CATCH STUMPINGS Jessica Frew Western Suburbs 5/9 The Alan Pettigrew Shield Cutting, Jonathan University of QLD 23 1 Jason Floros Wynnum Manly 10 wicket match The Norm McMahon Shield Lawrence, Jacob Sandgate – Redcliffe 13 3 Jason Floros Wynnum Manly 170 The Bob Spence Shield Havukainen, Jed Northern Suburbs 13 1 Jamie Croon Toombul 7/6 Kieran Daymon Western Suburbs 8/39 The Roy Tanner Shield Mapri, Graham Wynnum – Manly 14 1 Simon Milenko Redlands 5/28, 6/42 The WEP Harris Shield Brooks, Russell Sandgate – Redcliffe 17 5 Samuel O’Brien Western Suburbs 119 The Lord’s Taverners U17 Competition Baker, Eliot Wynnum – Manly 10 3 Lachlan Sherwood Northern Suburbs 3/7, 6/54 Andrews, Matthew Ipswich / Logan 13 0 Carly Fuller Gold Coast 151 no The Jodie Fields Shield Ellul, Joanne Sandgate - Redcliffe 5 6 Clancy Nugent Northern Suburbs 8/23 Two Day, One Day, Twenty20 matches – does not include Finals Natalie Harmer Valley 5/6, 4/5

The victorious Western Suburbs team after claiming the Katherine Raymont Shield in T20.

46 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 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 2015 - 2016 47 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

Peter George bends his back for Wynnum-Manly in the one-day Final. Sandgate-Redcliffe’s Georgia Prestwidge in full stride.

48 Queensland Cricket - Annual Report 2015 - 2016 2015-16 Office Bearers Office Bearers

Name of Director Number of Meetings Attended Number of Meetings Eligible to attend J.L. Holding (Chairman) 6 6 S.P. Vasta 6 6 A.R. Border A.O. 2 6 K.J. Smith 6 6 T.W. Frankling 5 6 B.W. Jansen 6 6 F.M. Hannan 6 6 I.L. Mitchell 6 6 A.M. Gray 6 6

During the financial year the following Board appointed Committees have been in operation: • Finance, Risk and Audit Committee. • Commercial and Marketing Committee. • Brisbane Heat BBL Committee. • Infrastructure and Facilities Committee. • Future Funding Committee. • Queensland Country and Regional Committee.

The Board during the course of the year, undertook a review to rationalise and consolidate the various Board appointed Committees. As a result, certain Committees will not be continuing in the 2017 financial year and the roles and terms of reference for other Committees have been revised. The Board will also establish Committees on a project basis for limited periods to meet specific needs when required.

Other non-Board appointed Committees that operated throughout the financial year are as follows: • Premier Cricket Committee. • Conducts, Racial and Religious Committee. • Appeals Committee. • Indoor Cricket Advisory Committee. • Indigenous Advisory Committee.

CEO Geoff Cockerill resigned as CEO in March 2016 Michael Kasprowicz appointed as Interim CEO in May 2016

Company Secretary Mr Stephen Lynch (Chief Financial Officer) was appointed to the role of Company Secretary on 5 April 2016, replacing Mr Geoff Cockerill (Former Chief Executive Officer).

Queensland Representation on the Cricket Australia Board At the Cricket Australia Annual General Meeting held on the 29 October 2015, it was agreed that Queensland and Western Australia would become the first two States to not have an elected representative on the Board of Cricket Australia, at which time, Mr Michael Kasprowicz, Queensland’s elected representative to the Board of Cricket Australia, became an Independent Director. Michael resigned from the Board of Cricket Australia on the 17 May 2016, and was appointed to the role of Interim CEO of Queensland Cricket on the 23 May 2016.

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DIRECTORS REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016 Auditors’ Report 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 number of meetings of the Company’s Board of Directors held during the year ended 30 June 2016, 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) 6 6 S.P. Vasta 6 6 A.R. Border A.O. 2 6 K.J. Smith 6 6 T.W. Frankling 5 6 B.W. Jansen 6 6 F.M. Hannan 6 6 I.L. Mitchell 6 6 A.M. Gray 6 6

During the financial year the following Board appointed Committees have been in operation:  Finance, Risk and Audit Committee.  Commercial and Marketing Committee.  Brisbane Heat BBL Committee.  Infrastructure and Facilities Committee.  Future Funding Committee.  Queensland Country and Regional Committee.

The Board during the course of the year, undertook a review to rationalise and consolidate the various Board appointed Committees. As a result, certain Committees will not be continuing in the 2017 financial year and the roles and terms of reference for other Committees have been revised. The Board will also establish Committees on a project basis for limited periods to meet specific needs when required.

Other non-Board appointed Committees that operated throughout the financial year are as follows:  Premier Cricket Committee.  Conducts, Racial and Religious Committee.  Appeals Committee.  Indoor Cricket Advisory Committee.  Indigenous Advisory Committee.

OBJECTIVES

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

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

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STRATEGY FOR ACHIEVING THE OBJECTIVES

The Company has established a three year strategic plan which focuses on five major pillars to:  Grow Queensland’s Cricket’s fan base;  Develop the best teams players, coaches and competitions in Australia;  Increase participation in Cricket 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 this strategy.

PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES

The principal activities of the Company are to provide programs and resources to develop cricket participation throughout Queensland; provide appropriate support and systems to the men’s and women’s Brisbane Heat teams and all Open Queensland representative teams to achieve success; develop strategies to maximise revenue generation and make both Brisbane Heat teams ‘the’ teams of the summer by actively promoting both men’s and women’s Brisbane Heat brands to all Queenslanders including 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 2016 reports a net profit of $1,725,944 (2015: Net profit $980,053).

The result of $1,725,944 included some extraordinary items including:  Two payments from Cricket Australia, being a special one-off distribution of $500,000 following the ICC World Cup, plus an additional $500,000 of tagged funding for various business initiatives; and  $134,730 in donations received from the Australian Sports Foundation for capital upgrades of Allan Border Precinct. It is also important to note that this total of $1,134,730 has been recognised as revenue in the current year in accordance with the accounting policies in note 2 (xvi), however, the planned expenditure programs associated with the majority of these funds will not take place until 2017 and beyond.

If we remove the above extraordinary items and the result of the net profit result of the Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd the Company’s underlying result is a net loss of ($512,535) for the financial year.

The 2016 performance was influenced by the following key factors:  Strong management disciplines and focus on operating efficiencies and cost control;  The delivery of a significant $1.1 million net profit from Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd;  Strong cash flow management and risk analysis;  Improved business controls and governance;  The sub-lease of the Pavilion Function and Conference Centre to a third party; and  A proactive and productive relationship with Cricket Australia.

Participation in Queensland rose by 10% to 253,459 participants. Pleasingly, we have seen growth in club entry level programs (In2CRICKET 14% and T20 BLAST 68%), as well as significant increase in club cricket, which generated additional Revenue of $170,911.

In regard to the Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd performance:  The Company generated a profit of $1,103,749 (2015: profit of $693,888);  The Brisbane Heat played in front of over 117,000 fans across their four home games, with just over 6,000 members for the season; and  Under the Loan Agreement between the Company and Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd, a portion of the profit generated by the Brisbane Heat has been used to fully repay the outstanding loan to Queensland

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Cricket Association Ltd, (2015: $79,426). This loan represented the trading losses from the first three years of the Brisbane Heat in the BBL. There was no interest charged on the loan balance in 2016,

Auditors’ Report (2015: $4,848).

INFORMATION ON DIRECTORS

Jim Holding - Chairman A Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland since 1992, Jim is the newly appointed Chief Legal Officer of Shine Lawyers Brisbane. Previously he was the Office Managing Partner with legal firm DLA Piper from 2011 to 2016. Jim joined the Board of Directors for the first time in 2006. A volunteer administrator with Toombul DCC where he played the game, he also served on the Grade Committee. Jim was elected Chairman on 9 November 2010.

Sal Vasta - Deputy Chairman A Crown Prosecutor since 1993 and appointed a Judge to the Federal Circuit Court on January 1, 2015, Sal was elected to the Board in February 2011. .He became Deputy Chairman in August 2011. He was a long-serving player and volunteer administrator with South Brisbane DCC and a delegate to Queensland Cricket between 2002 and 2011, filling a number of invited positions in that time.

Allan Border AO Australia's most capped Test captain and No.2 on the all-time list of Test match appearances with 156, Allan was appointed to the Board on 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. A long-time member of the Australian selection panel, Allan was a Cricket Australia Board representative until 2009. He received Life Membership of QC in August 2010.

Tom Frankling Tom Frankling was appointed to the Board in November 2011. The Deputy Principal at Thuringowa State High School Townsville, Tom has a Masters of Education in Leadership in Management. He has been heavily involved in cricket as a player and as a coach in North Queensland.

Barry Jansen Elected to the Board in August 2011, he was President of Mackay Cricket from 1986 until 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. He is also Director of Clubs Queensland.

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. He is the Managing Director of “Smith Global Pty Ltd” and is the director of several other companies. His past public service included a decade as Chairman of the Australian Industry, Engineering and Manufacturing Network.

Mark Gray (appointed 29 January 2015) Mark is a company director with over 40 years’ experience 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. Mark holds a Bachelor of Economics (First Class Honours) from the University of Queensland, where he is also an Adjunct Professor in Economics.

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.

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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 and skills development. Prior to this, he held a number of Senior Executive roles in Australia and overseas with RACQ, Qantas and Tourism Queensland. He is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors understands the importance of governance, risk and strategy for the Board.

Company Secretary Mr Stephen Lynch (Chief Financial Officer) was appointed to the role of Company Secretary on 5 April 2016, replacing Mr Geoff Cockerill (Former Chief Executive Officer).

Queensland Representation on the Cricket Australia Board At the Cricket Australia Annual General Meeting held on the 29 October 2015, it was agreed that Queensland and Western Australia would become the first two States to not have an elected representative on the Board of Cricket Australia, at which time, Mr Michael Kasprowicz, Queensland's elected representative to the Board of Cricket Australia, became an Independent Director. Michael resigned from the Board of Cricket Australia on the 17 May 2016, and was appointed to the role of Interim CEO of Queensland Cricket on the 23 May 2016.

DIRECTORS REMUNERATION

The total amount paid to directors for the year ended 30th June 2016 was Nil (2015: Nil).

CONTRIBUTIONS ON WINDING UP

In the event of the Company being wound up, ordinary members are required to contribute a maximum of $10 each.

AUDITORS INDEPENDENCE DECLARATION

A copy of the Auditor’s independence declaration as required under section 307C of the Corporations Act 2001 is set out on the following page.

This report is made in accordance with a resolution of Directors, pursuant to section 298(2)(a) of the Corporations Act 2001.

On behalf of the Directors

Jim Holding Chairman of Directors

30th August 2016 Brisbane

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DIRECTORS' DECLARATION Auditors’ Report

In the Directors' opinion:

 The attached financial statements and notes thereto comply with the Corporations Act 2001, the Australian Accounting Standards - Reduced Disclosure Requirements, the Corporations Regulations 2001 and other mandatory professional reporting requirements;

 The attached financial statements and notes thereto give a true and fair view of the consolidated entity's financial position as at 30 June 2016 and of its performance for the financial year ended on that date; and

 There are reasonable grounds to believe that the Company will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

Signed in accordance with a resolution of Directors made pursuant to section 295(5) of the Corporations Act 2001.

On behalf of the Directors

J L Holding Chairman of Board of Director

30 August 2016 Brisbane

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BOARD RESOLUTION

The Audit Committee recommended that In accordance with section 298(2)(a) of the Corporations Act 2001, the Chairman sign the Directors Report included in the Annual Report for the year ended 30 June 2016.

The Audit Committee recommended that in accordance with section 295(5) of the Corporations Act 2001 that the directors' declare:

 the financial statements and notes included in the Annual Report for the year ended 30 June 2016 comply with the Corporations Act 2001, the Australian Accounting Standards - Reduced Disclosure Requirements, the Corporations Regulations 2001 and other mandatory professional reporting requirements;

 the attached financial statements and notes included in the Annual Report for the year ended 30 June 2016 give a true and fair view of the consolidated entity's financial position as at 30 June 2016 and of its performance for the financial year ended on that date; and

 there are reasonable grounds to believe that the company will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

The Directors of Queensland Cricket Association Limited resolved to accept the recommendations of the audit committee and authorise the Chairman to sign the Annual Report for the year ended 30 June 2016 for and on behalf of the Directors.

On behalf of the Directors

J L Holding Chairman of Board of Director

30 August 2016 Brisbane

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AUDITORS INDEPENDENCE DECLARATION Auditors’ Report

Auditor’s Independence Declaration As lead auditor for the audit of Queensland Cricket Association Ltd for the year ended 30 June 2016, 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 relation to the audit; and

2. no contraventions of any applicable code of professional conduct in relation to the audit. This declaration is in respect of Queensland Cricket Association Ltd and the entities it controlled during the period.

Ben Woodbridge Partner PricewaterhouseCoopers Brisbane 30 August 2016

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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS REPORT

Independent auditor’s report to the members of Queensland Cricket Association Ltd

Report on the financial report We have audited the accompanying financial report of Queensland Cricket Association Ltd (the Association), which comprises the consolidated statement of financial position as at 30 June 2016, the statement of comprehensive income, statement of changes in equity and consolidated statement of cash flows for the year ended on that date, a summary of significant accounting policies, other explanatory notes and the directors’ declaration for Queensland Cricket Association Ltd (the consolidated entity). The consolidated entity comprises the Association and the entities it controlled at year’s end or from time to time during the financial year.

Directors' responsibility for the financial report The directors of the Association 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 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 audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Those standards require that we comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance whether the financial report is free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in 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 consolidated entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial report 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 entity’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.

Independence In conducting our audit, we have complied with the independence requirements of the Corporations Act 2001.

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Auditor’s opinion n our opinion, the financial report of Queensland Cricket Association Ltd is in accordance ith the Corporations Act 2001, including

a giving a true and fair vie of the consolidated entitys financial position as at une and of its performance for the year ended on that date and

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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016

NOTES 2016 2015 $ $ Revenue from Ordinary Activities 3 25,117,840 24,028,655

Expenses from Ordinary Activities 4 (23,292,436) (22,937,029)

Finance Costs (99,460) (111,573)

Profit/(Loss) for the year 5 1,725,944 980,053

OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME - -

TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR 1,725,944 980,053

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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30 JUNE 2016 Auditors’ Report

NOTES 2016 2015 $ $ CURRENT ASSETS Cash & Cash Equivalents 7 3,842,255 2,096,149 Trade Receiviables & Other Assets 8 1,015,319 504,040 Inventories 9 7,686 21,466 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 4,865,260 2,621,655

NON-CURRENT ASSETS Intangible Assets 10 4,649,712 4,848,432 Property, Plant and Equipment 11 6,651,220 6,826,248 TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 11,300,932 11,674,680

TOTAL ASSETS 16,166,192 14,296,335

CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade Payables & Other Liabilities 12 2,102,233 1,860,311 Other Financial Liabilities 13 1,272,501 1,316,748 Provisions 14 987,406 928,388 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 4,362,140 4,105,447

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Other Financial Liabilities 13 360,507 484,551 Provisions 14 68,934 57,670 TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 429,441 542,221

TOTAL LIABILITIES 4,791,581 4,647,668

NET ASSETS 11,374,611 9,648,667

EQUITY Reserves 15 800,000 300,000 Retained Earnings 10,574,611 9,348,667 TOTAL EQUITY 11,374,611 9,648,667

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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2016

Reserves Retained TOTAL Earnings

$ $ $ 2016 Balance at beginning of year 300,000 9,348,667 9,648,667 Profit/(Loss) for the 12 month year - 1,725,944 1,725,944 Other comprehensive income - - - Total comprehensive income / (loss) for the year - 1,725,944 1,725,944

Transfers between Reserves and Retained Earnings Note 15 500,000 (500,000) - Balance at 30 June 800,000 10,574,611 11,374,611

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

Balance at 30 June 300,000 9,348,667 9,648,667

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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016 Auditors’ Report

2016 2015 CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES $ $ Receipts from Customers/Grants 26,938,478 26,570,653 Payments to Suppliers and Employees (22,267,976) (21,600,322) Grant Payments to Clubs and Affiliates Note 14 (861,096) (877,802) Interest Paid (99,460) (111,573) Interest Received Note 3 105,601 48,459 Net Goods and Services Tax Received/(Paid) (1,331,285) (1,835,212) Net Cash Provided by/(used in) Operating Activities 2,484,262 2,194,203

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Payments for Property Plant & Equipment (ii) (598,798) (98,565) Proceeds from Sale of Property Plant & Equipment 75,032 141,258 Net Cash Provided by/(used in) Investing Activities (523,766) 42,693

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Loan to Mulgrave Combined Cricket Association - 5,592 Proceeds/(Repayment) from borrowings (214,390) (72,597) Net Cash Provided by/(used in) Financing Activities (214,390) (67,005)

NET INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN CASH HELD 1,746,106 2,169,891

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

CASH AT END OF FINANCIAL YEAR (i) 3,842,255 2,096,149

(i) RECONCILIATION OF CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS For the purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows, cash and cash equivalents includes cash on hand and in banks and investments in money market instruments, net of outstanding bank overdrafts. Cash at the end of the Financial Year, as shown in the Statement of Cash Flows, is reconciled to the related items in the Statement of Financial Position as follows: Cash and Cash Equivalents Note 7 3,842,255 2,096,149 Total Cash and Cash Equivalent 3,842,255 2,096,149 Cash and Cash Equivalents includes cash deemed as Restricted and held for specific purposes as follows: Peter Burge Foundation Unused Grants 190,049 269,534 Cricket Australia Tagged Funding 403,009 - Reserves per Note 15 800,000 300,000 Total Cash for Restricted Uses 1,393,058 569,534

(ii) NON-CASH INVESTING AND NON CASH FINANCING ACTIVITIES Plant & Equipment and Motor Vehicles totalling $46,101 (2015: $552,086) were acquired during the year by means of a finance lease. There were no other non-cash investing and financing activities during the current and prior years.

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1 INTRODUCTION

The financial report covers Queensland Cricket Association Ltd (Queensland Cricket) as a consolidated entity consisting of Queensland Cricket Association Ltd and the entity it controls, which is Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd.

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

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

The financial statements are for the 12 month period commencing 1 July 2015 to 30 June 2016.

Operations and Principal Activities

Queensland Cricket is the governing body for cricket in Queensland, and is responsible for the game's promotion, development and administration. It manages international, interstate, local and other cricket matches in Queensland through the many clubs and affiliates across the state.

Currency

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

Comparatives

Comparative information has been reclassified where appropriate to enhance comparability.

Registered Office

The registered office of Queensland Cricket Association Ltd is situated at 1 Greg Chappell Street, Albion, Queensland, Australia.

Authorisation of Financial Report

The financial report was authorised for issue on 30th August 2016, by the Directors.

2 SUMMARY OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES

(i) Basis of Preparation

The principal accounting policies adopted by Queensland Cricket Association Ltd 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).

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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 Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income 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 Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income discloses a Net Profit of $1,725,944 (2015: Net Profit $980,053). The Consolidated Statement of Financial Position discloses total current assets of $4,865,260 (2015: $2,621,655) and total current liabilities of $4,362,140 (2015: $4,105,447) resulting in a net current asset position of $503,120 (2015: deficiency $1,483,792).

After considering all available current information, the Directors have concluded 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 2016, the balance in current liabilities includes a recognition of Income in Advance of $523,649 (2015: $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 will agree a repayment amount for 2016/17 by the 31st October 2016.

> The consolidated entity has an unused existing line of credit facility of $250,000 with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia as per note 17.

> The consolidated entity's net asset position at 30 June 2016 is $11,374,611 (2015: $9,648,667).

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 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.

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(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 balance date and the results of its subsidiary for the year then ended. 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 parent 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 parent entity.

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

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

(iv Financial Assets and Financial Liabilities

Financial assets and financial liabilities are recognised on the Statement of Financial Position when the consolidated entity becomes a party to the contractual provisions of the financial instrument.

A financial asset is derecognised when the contractual rights to the cash flows from the financial assets expire or are transferred and no longer controlled by the entity.

A financial liability is removed from the Statement of Financial Position when the obligation specified in the contract is discharged or cancelled or expires.

Financial assets not measured at fair value comprise loans and receivables being non-derivative financial assets with fixed or determinable payments that are not quoted in an active market. These financial assets are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest method.

Financial liabilities are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest rate method, except:

(a) Financial liabilities, which are measured at fair value through Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income and derivatives that are liabilities measured at fair value; and

(b) Financial liabilities, that arise when a transfer of a financial asset does not qualify for derecognition or is accounted for using the continuing involvement approach.

The amortised cost of a financial asset or a financial liability is the amount initially recognised minus principal repayments, plus or minus cumulative amortisation of any difference between the initial amount and maturity amount and minus any write-down for impairment or uncollectibility.

(v) Income Tax Status

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.

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(vi) Receivables

Receivables represent the principal amounts due at balance date plus accrued interest and less, where applicable, any provisions for doubtful accounts.

(vii) Property, Plant & Equipment

Property, plant and equipment are brought to account at cost, less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation or amortisation.

Land and buildings are held at cost less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation.

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

Leasehold Improvements 4.3%.

Plant and Equipment 10% 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 net realisable value. 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.

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(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 long service leave not expected to be settled within 12 months of the reporting date are recognised as 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.

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 using commercial 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

Financial assets are assessed at each reporting date to determine whether there is any objective evidence that they are 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 Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income. Any cumulative loss in respect of an available-for-sale financial asset previously recognised in equity is transferred to Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income. 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 Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income. For available-for-sale financial assets that are equity securities, the reversal is recognised directly in equity.

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(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 recognised based on a pattern reflecting a constant periodic rate of return on the net investment outstanding in respect of the finance lease.

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(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 refer Note 16(ii).

Interest

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

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 Allan Border and Greg Chappell Funds

The reserve totals $800,000 & comprise of two specific funds. $500,000 is for the future maintenance of the Allan Border Precinct and $300,000 is available for Affiliates and Associate Members who may wish to apply for a Queensland Cricket Loan 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 17/02/10 for 5 years) repaid their loan in full during 2015.

(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.

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(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 paid a grant to the consolidated entity of $5,000,000. Under the conditions of the grant agreement, firstly, grant monies were used towards the cost of building the National Cricket Centre (a building development of Cricket Australia) and secondly, Queensland Cricket entered 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.

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

An ne, revised or amending Accounting Standards or Interpretations that are not et mandator have not been earl adopted, except for the method of valuing the resent alue of ong Service eave b using commercial bond rates.

The adoption of these Accounting Standards and Interpretations did not have an significant impact on the financial performance or position of the consolidated entit.

The folloing Accounting Standards and Interpretations are most relevant to the consolidated entit and the compan

AASB 16 Leases

AAS eases ill primaril affect the accounting b lessees and ill result in the recognition of almost all leases on the balance sheet. The standard removes the current distinction beteen operating and financing leases and reuires recognition of an asset (the right to use the leased item) and a financial liabilit to pa rentals for almost all lease contracts. The accounting b lessors, hoever, ill not significantl change.

There are no other standards that are not et effective and that are expected to have a material impact on the entit in the current or future reporting periods and on foreseeable future transactions.

(xxiii) Critical Accounting Estimates, Judgements and Assumptions

The preparation of financial statements in accordance ith AASs reuires management to make udgements, estimates and assumptions that affect the application of accounting policies and the reported amounts of assets, liabilities, income and expenses. anagement bases its udgements, estimates and assumptions on historical experience and on other various factors, including expectations of future events, management considers to be reasonable under the circumstances.

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Auditors’ Report NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016

2016 2015 3 REVENUE $ $

Operating Revenue Sale of Goods 493,227 437,215 Rendering of Services 6,276,686 7,034,956 Grant Revenue (i) 18,107,523 16,388,564 Total Operating Revenue 24,877,436 23,860,735

Non Operating Revenue Donations - Peter Burge Foundation 134,803 119,460 Interest Received 105,601 48,459 Total Non Operating Revenue 240,404 167,919

Total Revenue from Ordinary Activities 25,117,840 24,028,655

Revenue arising from exchange or swaps of goods or services (included in total revenue): - Rendering of Services (ii) 135,894 127,629

(i) Included in Grant Revenue is a $500,000 contribution from Cricket Australia, which has been set aside by the Board of QC for the funding of the Allan Border precinct asset maintenance program (refer Note 15). This amount is required to be recorded as revenue in the current year under the accounting policy in note 2 (xvi), however, the funds will be expended at a future date. (ii) This amount does not include the value of the promotional airtime provided by Channel 9 and TEN and services provided by Austereo as it cannot be reliably estimated.

4 EXPENSES $ $ Classification of expenses by function: Match Expenses 2,588,581 2,458,348 Marketing Expenses 1,141,581 1,153,798 State Squad 6,129,794 5,368,737 Game Development 4,341,143 4,336,165 Pavilion Functions & Conferences (i) 27,071 1,454,362 Elite Squads 1,471,124 1,397,246 Other Cricket 132,618 105,734 Administration 5,331,089 4,523,572 Accounting and Finance 295,294 352,247 Upkeep of Grounds 1,369,141 1,321,821 Other Expenses from Ordinary Activities 465,000 465,000

Total Expenses from Ordinary Activities 23,292,436 22,937,029

(i) The Company finalised negotiations with Pavilion Morris Pty Ltd to lease the Pavilion Function and Conference Centre from 1 July 2015 for 5 years, plus an option for a further 5 years.

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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016 2016 2015 5 ITEMS INCLUDED IN PROFIT / (LOSS) $ $

Net Profit/(Loss) on Sale of Plant & Equipment 50,396 (34,965) Amortisation of Leasehold Improvements 520,204 517,488 Depreciation of Plant & Equipment & Vehicles 274,007 233,104 Employee Benefits (Excluding Wages and Salaries) 54,829 (210,746) Cost of Sales (i) - 420,792 Operating Lease Rental Expense 42,442 55,804 (Minimum Lease Payments)

(i) The Company finalised negotiations with Pavilion Morris Pty Ltd to lease the Pavilion Function and Conference Centre from 1 July 2015 for 5 years plus, an option for a further 5 years.

6 CONTROLLED ENTITY

The consolidated financial statements incorporate the assets, liabilities and results of the following subsidiary in accordance with the accounting policy described in Note 2: Equity Holding Name of Entity Country of Incorporation 2016 2015 Brisbane Heat Pty Ltd Australia 100% 100%

7 CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS $ $ Cash on Hand - 18,586 Cash at Bank 217,231 201,835 Cash Term Deposits & Investment Account (i) 3,625,024 1,875,729 Total Cash & Cash Equivalents 3,842,255 2,096,149

(i) Includes amounts for cash deemed as Restricted and held for specific purposes as follows: Peter Burge Unused Grant 190,049 269,534 Cricket Australia Specified Funding 403,009 - Reserves per Note 15 800,000 300,000 Total Cash for Restricted Uses 1,393,058 569,534

8 TRADE RECEIVAVLES & OTHER ASSETS $ $ Current Trade Accounts Receivable 682,451 418,296 Allowance for Doubtful Debts (28,220) (29,389) Total Trade Accounts Receivable 654,231 388,907

Accrued Income 178,891 56,764 Prepayments 167,024 58,369 Capital Works in Progress 15,173 - Total Current Trade Receivables & Other Assets 1,015,319 504,040

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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Auditors’ Report FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016 2016 2015 9 INVENTORIES $ $ Cricket Material on Hand - at Cost 7,686 10,797 The Pavilion Function & Conference Centre - Stock on Hand - at Cost (i) - 10,669 Total Inventories 7,686 21,466 (i) The Company finalised negotiations with Pavilion Morris Pty Ltd to lease the Pavilion Function and Conference Centre from 1 July 2015 for 5 years, plus an option for a further 5 years.

10 INTANGIBLES $ $ Right to Access National Cricket Centre Facilities - at cost (i) 4,649,712 4,848,432 Total Intangibles 4,649,712 4,848,432

(i) The Company received a Queensland Government Grant of $5,000,000 paid in installments during the construction of Cricket Australia's new National Cricket Centre (NCC). The NCC opened officially on 12 November 2013. 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 $350,288 (2015: $151,568) of the grant.

Reconciliation $ $ Right to Access to National Cricket Centre Facilities Balance at the beginning of the period 4,848,432 4,955,732 Additions (at fair value acquired by government grant) - - Reversal of Impairment / (Impairment) - - 4,848,432 4,955,732 Disposals (at cost) - - Amortisation (NCC usage for the year) (198,720) (107,300)

Balance at the end of the year 4,649,712 4,848,432

Impairment Testing

There is no Impairment as the agreement cannot be terminated by Cricket Australia at any time on or before the accumulated charges equal or exceed $5,000,000.

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11 PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT Leasehold Plant & Motor Total 2016 Movement Schedule Improvements Equipment Vehicles (at Cost) (at Cost) (at Cost) Balance at 1 July 2015 12,104,280 1,472,640 670,020 14,246,940 Additions (at cost) 197,577 401,221 46,101 644,899 Disposals (at cost) - (281,592) (36,896) (318,488) Revaluations (at cost) - (1,047) - (1,047) Balance at 30 June 2016 12,301,857 1,591,222 679,225 14,572,304 Depreciation / Amortisation Provision at 1 July 2015 (6,453,718) (818,580) (148,394) (7,420,692) Depreciation / Amortisation (520,204) (150,076) (123,931) (794,211) Disposals (Write-Back Depreciation) - 265,702 28,117 293,819 Provision at 30 June 2016 (6,973,922) (702,954) (244,208) (7,921,084)

Written Down Value 5,327,935 888,268 435,017 6,651,220

Assets under Finance Lease included in the above: Balance at 1 July 2015 - 56,255 510,820 567,075 Additions (at cost) - - 46,101 46,101 Depreciation / Amortisation - (8,666) (121,905) (130,571) Written Down Value - 47,589 435,016 482,605

Leasehold Plant & Motor Total 2015 Movement Schedule Improvements Equipment Vehicles (at Cost) (at Cost) (at Cost) Balance at 1 July 2014 12,104,280 1,484,536 695,037 14,283,853 Additions (at cost) - 116,733 533,918 650,651 Disposals (at cost) - (128,629) (558,935) (687,564) Balance at 30 June 2015 12,104,280 1,472,640 670,020 14,246,940 Depreciation / Amortisation Provision at 1 July 2014 (5,936,230) (800,003) (445,208) (7,181,441) Depreciation / Amortisation (517,488) (121,369) (111,735) (750,592) Disposals (Write-Back Depreciation) - 102,792 408,549 511,341 Provision at 30 June 2015 (6,453,718) (818,580) (148,394) (7,420,692)

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

Assets under Finance Lease included in the above: Balance at 1 July 2014 38,087 55,129 93,216 Additions (at cost) - 18,168 533,918 552,086 Depreciation / Amortisation - - (78,227) (78,227) Written Down Value - 56,255 510,820 567,075

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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016 Auditors’ Report 2016 2015 12 TRADE PAYABLES & OTHER LIABILITIES $ $ Current Trade Payables and Accruals 1,505,205 1,018,841 GST Payable 73,379 (7,478) Income Received in Advance 523,649 841,470 Total Trade Payables & Other Liabilities 2,102,233 1,860,311

13 OTHER FINANCIAL LIABILITIES Current $ $ Bank Overdraft (i) - - Finance Lease Liability (ii) 170,050 129,364 Loan from Cricket Australia (unsecured) Note 17 1,102,451 1,187,384 Total Current Financial Liabilities 1,272,501 1,316,748

(i) When drawn, the Bank Overdraft with CBA is secured by a Registered Company Charge given by the Company over all of the assets and undertakings of the Company. During the current and prior years, there were no defaults or breaches on any of the loans.

Non Current $ $ Finance Lease Liability (ii) 360,508 484,551 Total Non Current Financial Liabilities 360,508 484,551 (ii) Sixteen finance leases with a principle balance owing at balance date of $530,076 with CBA (Soil Spreader, Buggy and 14 Motor Vehicles) are secured over each respective asset. One finance lease liability of $482 with AGRO Finance (Tractor) is secured over its respective asset.

14 PROVISIONS $ $ Current Employee Benefits (i) 507,850 464,285 (i) This amount includes the current portion of accrued Annual Leave and Long Service Leave. Annual Leave balances are maintained at a consistent level. The full cost for all employees who have qualified for Long Service Leave is disclosed as Current. The Company has several long serving senior employees and the balance of entitled Long Service Leave current as at 30 June 2016 was $184,016 (2015: $152,543).

Committed Grants Balance brought forward 243,892 222,438 Grant Allocations 465,000 465,000 Grants Claimed (456,420) (443,546) Total Committed Grants (i) 252,472 243,892 (i) These grants are subject to the Board of Director's approval annually and are available to all the affiliates of Queensland Cricket. Eligible expenditure for these grants include: Capital Improvements, Equipment, Full-time Groundsmen Wages, 50% of Administrators Wages.

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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016 14 PROVISIONS cont. 2016 2015 Current cont. $ $ Corporate Box/ Raffle Compensation Balance brought forward 28,000 - Grant Allocations 196,000 196,000 Grants Claimed (161,500) (168,000) Total Corporate Box/Raffle Provision (i) 62,500 28,000 (i) This provision was been made available to the premier clubs and affiliates which were allocated a corporate box and a share of any raffle proceeds at International matches, when these were items controlled by Queensland Cricket. When Cricket Australia purchased the hospitality rights to International matches at the Gabba in 2014, the Board agreed to compensation the premier clubs and Affiliates for the loss of these two benefits.

Cricket Development Fund Balance brought forward 54,905 54,905 Deductions from Player Retainers - - Grants Claimed - - Total Cricket Development Fund Provision (i) 54,905 54,905 (i) This provision has been made available to the premier clubs from deductions from the player's retainers who play cricket overseas in the off-season. Eligible expenditure for these grants are: water efficiency, stormwater harvesting, tanks, playing surface renovations.

Cricket Australia Premier Club Grants Balance brought forward 137,307 194,293 Grant from Cricket Australia 215,548 209,270 Grants Claimed (243,176) (266,256) Total CA Premier Club Grants Provision (i) 109,679 137,307 (i) Cricket Australia has provided these funds to be directed towards improving the facilities and equipment in the premier clubs. Eligible expenditure is limited to capital improvements and equipment acquisitions as well as women's cricket initiatives.

Total Current Provisions 987,406 928,388

Non Current Employee Benefits (i) 52,453 41,189 Provision for JP Maher Bursary (ii) 16,481 16,481 Total Non-Current Provisions 68,934 57,670

(i) This amount is the non current Long Service Leave accrued. The Company provides for Long Service Leave for all employees by applying a probability and discount factor to all calculations. The amount in non-current is for those employees not currently entitled to Long Service Leave on Termination.

(ii) Mr James Maher donated $20,000 towards providing an annual bursary for emerging youth cricketers from regional Queensland. The winner receives a trip to Brisbane to meet and train with the Bulls Squad and Elite Coaching Staff for a week.

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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016 2016 2015 $ $ Financial Statements 15 RESERVES The Greg Chappell Fund (i) 300,000 300,000 The Allan Border Asset Maintenance Reserve (ii) 500,000 - Total Reserves 800,000 300,000 (i) The Greg Chappell Fund was established to provide loan funding to all the affiliates of Queensland Cricket. Queensland Cricket Association Limited is the administrator of the fund. (ii) The Allan Border Asset Maintenance Reserve was established in 2016 for funding future maintenance of the Allan Border Precinct. 16 COMMITMENTS $ $ Expenditure Lease and Hire expenditure contracted for at 30th June 2016 but not provided for: Operating Leases Non Cancellable with a Term of more than 1 Year Payable: Not later than one year (i) 18,211 17,883 Later than one year but not later than five years 70,252 70,375 Later than five years 96,014 114,102 Total Expenditure Commitments 184,477 202,360 (i) Includes Queensland Cricket Headquarters at Breakfast Creek which is leased from the Brisbane City Council (BCC) under the terms of a 30 year lease, granted in April 1996. This lease provides for a rental adjustment each year based on the CPI for Brisbane. Discussions with the BCC continue with a view to obtaining a long term tenure of the existing property.

Finance Leases The Consolidated entity leases various plant and equipment under finance leases. Each finance lease is over 36 months except for the Heat van, which is over 40 months, with interest rates ranging between 1.5% to 5.5%. Commitments in relation to finance leases are payable as follows: Within one year 193,641 159,434 Later than one year but not later than five years 368,803 512,511 Minimum Lease payments 562,444 671,945 Future finance charges (31,886) (58,030) Recognised as a liability (Note 13) 530,558 613,915

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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016 2016 2015 16 COMMITMENTS cont. $ $ 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 226,816 150,093 Later than one year but not later than five years 573,933 380,370 Later than five years 446,017 464,008 Total Revenue Commitments 1,246,766 994,471

Contingent rentals recognised as revenues (ii) 161,192 116,190

(ii) Contingent rentals are the Training and Playing Facilities Usage Charge for each contract year to Cricket Australia and is based on the Annual Program which must be submitted by 31 January each year. 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.

17 CREDIT STANDBY ARRANGEMENTS & LOAN FACILITIES $ $

Facility Used Used Bank Overdraft and Corporate Charge Card (i) - Loan Cricket Australia (ii) ,0,5 ,,

(i) The consolidated entity has an unused existing line of credit facility when drawn of $250,000 with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (2015: $1,000,000). (ii) The Company received a $1,000,000 advance on future distributions from Cricket Australia, to fund working capital in 2013. The interest rate is calculated daily and is based on the best available CBA Term Deposit Rates plus two hundred basis points. The advance from Cricket Australia was repayable by 31 October 2013 and was to be offset against distributions from Cricket Australia. In 2013, Cricket Australia extended this facility, conditional upon the receipt of financial reports and progress against agreed performance outcomes. Where the Company does not extinguish the total value of the loan, then Cricket Australia can deduct any outstanding amounts, including interest, from any future distribution payment due to the Company without notice to or recourse by the Company. Queensland Cricket and Cricket Australia are currently negotiating a repayment schedule, to be agreed by both parties by 31 October 2016.

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Financial Statements 18 RELATED PARTIES DISCLOSURES Directors of the Company who have held office during the year, and prior year are detailed in the accompanying Directors Report.

The name and position of other key management personnel of the Company during the financial year were: 2016 M Kasprowicz, Chief Executive Officer (Interim from May 2016). G Cockerill, Chief Executive Officer & Company Secretary (Resigned March 2016). S Lynch, Chief Financial Officer & Company Secretary (Started August 2015). G Rollason, Chief Financial Officer and GM, Corporate Services (Resigned August 2015). B Jones, GM, High Performance. A McShea, GM, Brisbane Heat, Commercial & Marketing. J Stock, GM, Game & Market Development. 2015 G Cockerill, Chief Executive Officer & Company Secretary. G Rollason, Chief Financial Officer and GM, Corporate Services. B Jones, GM, High Performance (Started February 2015). T Oliver, GM, High Performance (Resigned November 2014). A McShea, GM, Commercial & Marketing (Appointed GM, Brisbane Heat April 2015). A Blucher, GM, Brisbane Heat & Commercial (Resigned March 2015). J Stock, GM, Game & Market Development.

Transactions Between Related Parties:

Transactions with Directors No Transactions have been entered into with Directors.

Key Management Personnel Compensation The aggregate earnings of the members of key management personnel of the Company and its controlling entity is set out in the following table: 2016 2015 $ $ Short Term enefits 1,240,860 1,260,201 Terminations enefits 363,040 166,652 Total Key Management Personnel Employee Benefits 1,603,900 1,426,853

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19 CAPITAL EXPENDITURE

The Compan has no capital commitments contracted for at reporting date.

20 MEMBERS LIABILITY The Compan is a Compan limited b guarantee. The Constitution of the Compan limits the liabilit of members to the sum of $0 in the event of the Compan being ound up.

21 ARTHUR DIBDIN MEMORIAL FUND

The Arthur ibdin emorial und is included in the balance of embers unds and is not available to be used for the benefit of members.

The fund had a balance of $500 as at 0th une 0. (05 $500).

22 EVENTS AFTER THE REPORTING PERIOD

No other matter or circumstance has arisen since 0 une 0 that has significantl affected, or ma significantl affect the Compans operations, the results of those operations, or the Compans state of affairs in future financial ears.

23 CONTINGENT ASSET

In conunction ith Cricket Australia, the Compan have submitted an insurance claim for $,0 resulting from lost revenues associated ith the rescheduling of the risbane eat match against the obart urricanes from anuar to 5 anuar 05. Queensland Cricket is expecting this claim to be finalised b ecember 0.

The uantum of amounts expected to be recovered as at the date of this report cannot be reliabl estimated.

24 ECONOMIC DEPENDENCY

The Compan is economicall dependent upon Cricket Australia in respect to grants received.

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Financial Statements 2016 2015 25 PARENT ENTITY INFORMATION $ $ Supplementary information about the parent entity is as follows:

Statement of Comprehensive Income: Profit/(Loss) for the period 622,195 291,013 Total Comprehensive Income/(Loss) 622,195 291,013

Statement of Financial Position: Total Current Assets 4,865,160 2,701,182 Total Assets 16,166,092 14,375,862 Total Current Liabilities 4,362,140 4,105,447 Total Liabilities 4,791,581 4,647,668 Equity: Reserves 800,000 300,000 Retained Earnings 10,574,611 9,428,193 Total Equity 11,374,611 9,728,193

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 2016 (2015: Nil).

Capital commitments The parent entity has no capital commitments for property, plant and equipment as at 30 June 2016 .

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