Queensland Beaten as Beattie Stars in Shield Match
South Australia won by eight wickets in a Holiday Shield clash. Levy and Grimmett starred for Queensland’s bowlers while Tebin, Tobin, Lee, and Gamble contributed lower-order runs. Second innings highlights included Innes and Richardson not out, with South Australia declaring efforts capped by strong fielding and bowling figures.
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Victorian Win On First Innings By O Reilly Bowling
Victoria bowls New South Wales out for 365 after Bradman 187 not out. NSW faltered to 1 for 1 at stumps, needing 227 to win. O Reilly took nine wickets in Victoria's 9 for 80 second innings while McGilvray and Howell shared bowling duties.
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NSW Colts Beat Queensland In Low-Scoring Innings Duel
NSW Colts defeated Queensland by five wickets after a tight match framed by O Connor’s 5/68 for Queensland and a bulging NSW chase. Mossop led Queensland with a 14, while Govan’s 5/53 bowled well for NSW as Bundrie and Guest supported the attack.
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Allsopps Great Innings and Innings Summary
Allsopp scored 129 with seventeen fours for the visitors, in a high scoring innings. Detailed batting and bowling figures show Ue ALcretary BME BLL De Louuare and Le AR VevIM GIL were among those contributing. Tasmania Badcuck side saw Walsh, Burrows, and Smith among key bowlers with notable figures, while Trembath and Kemp led the bowling for the rival side.
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O'Farrell Cup Dance Team Stumbles at Wagga Ground
The O'Farrell Cup match at Wagga Cricket Ground saw Clemson resist after a wobbly start. Jack Rideway top scored with 41 as Josselyn and Sly shone with bowling, Josselyn 4 for 94 and Sly 9 for 9 overs aiding a tense chase that ended with Bly's brilliant catch sealing the win.
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