11/10Result
(D/N)Ford Ranger One Day Cup at Brisbane, Oct 11 2006
Queensland won by 9 wkts (67b rem)
Player of the Match
Matthew HaydenQueensland
11/10Result
(D/N)Ford Ranger One Day Cup at Brisbane, Oct 11 2006
Queensland won by 9 wkts (67b rem)
Player of the Match
Matthew HaydenQueensland

Match Centre

My pick for player of the match would be Ashley Noffke, I wonder whether Hayden will get it Queensland gain 5 points, Tasmania 0 Please join us on CI for Game 2 between Western Australia and Victoria on Friday Man of the Match was Matthew Hayden, good night from the 'Gabba

38.5
1lb
Butterworth to Maher, 1 leg bye, tries to work to leg, gets a bit of pad and Queensland is home by nine wicket and claim the bonus point
38.4
1
Butterworth to Hopes, 1 run, clips behind square leg - one to win
38.3
1
Butterworth to Maher, 1 run, defends firmly back past the bowler
38.2
4
Butterworth to Maher, FOUR, goes inside out over cover
38.1
0
Butterworth to Maher, no run, pushes back to the bowler - 7 needed off 11 for the BP

END OF OVER:
38 | 3 Runs 1 Wkt | QLD: 166/1 (7 runs required from 12 overs, RR: 4.36, RRR: 0.58)

  • James Hopes2 (3b)
  • Jimmy Maher64 (101b)
  • Xavier Doherty8-0-25-1
37.6
2
Doherty to Hopes, 2 runs, advacnes, drive to cover, mis-field there by Bevan

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