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February 6, 2012
Queensland 7 for 212 (Lynn 57*, Townsend 54) v Western Australia
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Wade Townsend and Chris Lynn both scored half-centuries on a day of excruciatingly slow progress for Queensland at the Gabba. The Bulls are well clear at the top of the Sheffield Shield table and it appeared they wanted to take no risks against the second-placed Warriors, crawling to 3 for 105 at tea on the first day before they moved along to 7 for 212 at stumps.
Lynn was at the crease on 57, having brought up his half-century in the second-last over of the day with a six over long-off from the part-time spin of Adam Voges. It was all the more galling for Voges as he had dropped Lynn in the previous over off Michael Beer. At stumps, Lynn was accompanied by Cameron Boyce, who was on 7.
But by picking up four wickets in the final session the Warriors finished the day with some encouraging signs. Nathan Coulter-Nile, Mitchell Marsh and Nathan Rimmington each picked up two wickets and Michael Hogan grabbed one, his victim Michael Neser, who chipped in with a handy 38 in the lower order.
Townsend made 54 from 190 deliveries and it was slow going during all of the top-order partnerships. Eventually he fell to the bowling of Marsh and the scoring rate picked up slightly, but so did the wicket tally. But with Lynn still in at the close of play, Queensland were hoping to add some handy runs to their total on the second morning.
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Lynn has had a disappointing comeback after a promising start to his career. He's nowhere near the test side right now. A couple more years of solid performances please before we start picking young talent.
Posted by brisCricFan on (February 7, 2012, 5:07 GMT)As a Qld'er, I am a large supporter of this young man... he is a talent... but let's not get ahead of ourselves. He has just notched up 1000 FC runs. He is only 21. Let him have a couple of years of Sheffield Shield to really build his game before throwing him into the Test team. I think he will get there soon, but let's hope not a day before he is ready.
Posted by Meety on (February 7, 2012, 0:16 GMT)@huttse96 - try telling O'Keefe that!!!!
Posted by maddinson on (February 6, 2012, 15:56 GMT)It is just a matter of time for Lynn to be in Australian team
Posted by huttse96 on (February 6, 2012, 11:14 GMT)If chris lynn played for NSW he would be in the australian side
Posted by Meety on (February 6, 2012, 8:25 GMT)Chris Lynn is playing for a plane ticket to the WIndies. So frustrating that this talented cricketer has had a couple of injuries at the worst time, like prior to the A-tour of Zimbabwe & at the start of the summer!